Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-07
STEPHENS GETS ROYAL RECEPTION

| Pennsylvania suffered from soggy,
clinging snow. and wires across the
state are either down or working bad.
| ~. Early communication with Chi, AGO
was obtained by way OF Boston, thence
TO the west
Five steamships due at quarantine
this morning, were still unrcportod at
| noon The steamers are evidently de
tained.by high gales and mountain nous
seas. The steamship Koenlgin Louise,
I which arrived early today. reports that
| there Is a small American steamer
anchored outside the harbor. broken
down. The crippled steamer signaled
that she wanted to be lowed in.
Two deaths have been reported. A
man with his umbrella held before his
face failed to hear the approaching
car and was run down and killed. and
woman died of exposure this morn
ing.
BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. A VIC.
lent storm last night did great dam.
age by wind. snow and sleet As
result of the gale there were no flights
at Halethorpe this afternoon. Most
of the aeroplanes have been so bad.
ly damaged that flights are next to
impossible. The hangar containing
the foreign machines was blown down,
burying two Bleriots. also the ma.
chimes of Radley and the Antoinette
monoplanes of Lieut.. Hubert Latham
The American hangar collapsed at
midnight, badly damaging the aero.
planes of Willard, Ely, Drexel and Me.
Ardie willard estimated the damage
roughly at $4,000. but later indicated
II would exceed this sum.
AN wires are down south of Balti-
more.
EIGIN, H., Nov. 4.-How two pretty
goods of Beloit college corraled a
burglar in close-baslset after hard
lieht, was revealed here today through
the visits OF physicians to the home
OF Miss Clara Hanaford, one OF the
participants in the ARRAY, who is pros
trated by the shock after her expert
ence
Miss Hanaford and Miss Ruby Hoe
fer of Freeport We're asleep In their
room Mt Beloit college when the bur
glars hands on their faces aroused
them. Leaping from the bed, the two
erapplcd with the thief and after
desperate fight overpowered and crush.
ed him into big clothes hamper
| Then. being women. they ran out and
locked the door on the outside. Be.
| fore help arrived the burglar had cx.
| treated himself and fled through an
open window, but was caught this
morning.
| LONDON. Nov. Eclipsing all OF
| its predecessors In the number and
| variety of exhibits and also in the
amount OF interestd IL has Gillette
from the general public, London's
great annual automobile show. under
the auspices of the Society OF Motor
| Manufacturers and Traders. opened
at Olympia today and will continue for
| one week
MONTREAL, Nov THE Canadian
| National Dairy show to be held in this
| city next week promises to be the
largest and most notable affair of its
| kind ever held in the Dominion. Prep
arations for exhibition were practically
completed today and many of the ex-
| hibits are already installed in the
Arena building. The program for the
| week will include Judging OF stock,
| dairy tests and Judging of dairy cat
lie. Exhibits will be made by the
| leading agricultural colleges of Canada
| and another interesting feature viii
be the model dairies showing the most
improved methods of dairy appliances.
BIRMINGHAM Ala. Nov. IA ter
rifle explosion entombed 100 men in
| a mine at Tolandc according to re-
port received here Many are report
| ed to be dead at noon.
CHICAGO, Nov 1.-Two English SUI
| fragettes, who have taken part In a
| number Of demonstrations of the wom-
en- in London, watched the Chicago
police qncll disturbance yesterday
| and admitted their methods were even
more effective than those of the Lon
don "bobbies."
The suffragettes were Misses Agnes
| Murphy and Aimee Moore of London.
| They accompanied Gertrude Barminl
and Editha Phelps to address a meet
Ing OF strikers at the Hebrew insti.
| tute. As the women were leaving the
hall their attention was attracted by
crowd of strikers a block distant In
front OF tailoring establishment.
Hurrying to the scene the women ar
rived In time to see Policeman Olson,
with a revolver in his left hand. land
ing blow with his right on The jaw
of striker which sent the man sprawl
| ing into the street
Such brutality said one OF the
women. Miss Barnum was not sure
that the blow was not Justified and
| she aDDpaled TO n bystauffer who had