Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-29
ins and dropping the buggy on one of,

| was badly fractured, his nose broken,
and his face badly Scared No one
else WAS injured. and no damage was
done to the team Or rig. Mr.. Stur-
geon was brought to town and Is now
at his rooms In Silverton He is get.
ting along as well as can be expected.
TOLEDO, Ohio. Aug. 26.-After
spending years over the wash tub. in
an effort to keep together her brood
of six children made fatherless by the
death of her husband several years
ago. Mrs. Albert Navarro OF Toledo is
to have money aplenty for her declin.
ing years. Mrs. Navarro and her four
sisters. two brothers and mother were
notified today by Canadian authorities
that they are heirs to an estate valued
at two millions. left by grandfather.
BETHLEHEM, N. H., Aug. 26-The
annual convention of the United States
Hay Fever association began here to-
day and for the next week or SO there
will be grand exemplification of ev.
cry variety of sneeze, from the false"
Or "cat" sneeze to the real, robustious
roof raising affair that always gets
a laugh in public.
All sections of the country are rep.
resented In the membership of the
association. Not only have they been
getting together annually for thirty.
seven years, but they bring out a book.
let each year. with all the informa.
ton that can be obtained about the
disease, its remedies, and the places
where the sufferers are exempt. No
one place meets every mans needs.
but Bethlehem is said to hold the rec
ord of exempting the largest proper
ton of sufferers and as a consequence
this place Is always chosen for the
annual meetings.
DENVER, Aug. 26.-The freak frost
that Denver got early today, also did
all eastern and central parts of Colo
RADIO. A freak frost coming In August
following a period of high tempera-
ture, is decidedly unusual. The ground
was warm, however and the white
coating slipped away as quietly as
1t had come. The weather man at
tributes the frost, which he had pre-
dicted, to the low pressure over Old
Mexico drawing high pressure about
Denver to the south. This does not
mean that fall will be any earlier than
usual.
DENVER, Aug. 26.-Democratic sen.
ators in caucus last night agreed unan.
imously to support the house bill for
the initiative and referendum and to
pass 1t up to the Republicans in an
unhampered condition. The bill pro
vides that the measure may be initiat.
ed on petition signed by s per cent of
the voters and the petition signed by
5 per cent shall cause any law passed
by the legislature to be referred. Nine
teen Democratic senators will vote for
the bill when 1t comes out on the
floor of the senate, but as two-thirds
of the vote of the entire membership
is required to secure its passage they
must get five Republican senators to
go with the Democrats The majority
liz counting upon Republican Senators
Stephen, DeLong, Burger. Button, Fry,
Harrison and Lines.
The Democratic caucus also agreed
last night to vote the anti-pass sec.
ton into the railroad commission law
LONDON, Aug. 26.-Cardinal Vim
cenzo Vanutelli and his suite arrived
in England today and tomorrow they
will sail from Liverpool for Quebec
to attend the Eucharistic congress in
Montreal. The papal delegation from
Rome came by way of Belgium In
tory.
The steamship Empress of Ireland,
on which the cardinal legate and his
party will proceed to Canada, will
carry the largest party of Catholic
prelates and laymen ever to cross the
Atlantic together. The party will num-
Der several score and will include In
addition to many noted prelates large
uuIuDeT Vi CdtHoIlCsldyIneu repIsSeHt
ing the nobility of England. Italy,
Spain and Austria, with Sprinkling
of Belgians and Germans.
For the time being the Empress OF
Ireland is to be converted into float
ing church. A dozen portable affairs
have been built in the main salons
of the steamship, at which masses will
be said every day by Cardinal Van
nutelli and his associates.
The cardinal legate's suite includes
two papal private chamberlains, Thorn
as Hughes Kelly of New York and
Lemoyne DsMartigny of Montreal.
Other prominent attendants upon the
cardinal are Mgr. Prince Ferdinand
de Croy of Belgium and Mgr. Sante
Tampieri, OF the secretarlate of state
at Rome.
TELLURIDE, Aug. 26.-The hear.
ing in the V. U. Rodgers case has
been postponed until next Wednesday
as the district attorney could not re-
main longer at this time. The delay
is caused by Rodgers and his friends