Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-13

will mean something like 10000 annual
tax upon the people of the United States.
II Is also the purpose TO put practical
ly all tho small jobbcrs out OF business.
sixteen companies are involved in the
deal. They manufacture not only tubs.
but almost every other kind OF sanitary
enameled devices.
For the reason that their products come
to be an absolutely necessary equipment
of modern home. the advance In prices
II enforced. will affect every householder
| and rent payer who lives according to the
health standards OF today. The corpora
tion combination controls % per cent OF
the total output, and accordingly. job
bers say. IL the trust Is eonsummated
there can be no escape.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 10. - Colonel
Roosevelt today turned his face home
ward, he and his family sailing aboard
the KaIsern Auguste Victoria, due to ar
rive In New York Saturday. June is. Aft
or nearly fifteen months OF sailing and
| ira mping. hunting In the Iungles Of ARR
ca. baskin the glamour of the royal courts
and OF various experiences on the last
of his memorial trip. he has the distinc-
ton of being the most talked Of traveller
that ever left the shores Of America.
great crowd gathered at the pier and
gave Roosefeit a rousing sendoff Scores
OF notnbles from London. disappointed at
his failure to return to the metropolis
inter his visit with Sir Edward Gray.
came to Southampton to get a last
glimpse of the colonel The Roosevelt
family including Miss Ethel Kermit and
Mrs. Longworth, occupied two suites for
The imperial suite of four rooms is oc-
cupied by Roosevelt and his wife. while
Il suite of three rooms was taken by the
children. The presence Of the Roosevelts
or the Kaiserln made the cabin list of
the liner the most distinguished she ever
carried
COM Italy. June lo.-Fishermen today
rasie trunk. which contained the body
of n woman believed to be an American.
The womap's head Indicated she was muir
dered. The body was wrapped in cloth
which bore tho initials &c. L." The
trunk also contained letters written in
English and photograph OF a young
woman. evidently tho victim 1t is recall
cd n young couple recently occupied
villa on the shnre of the lake Three
day ago the two disappeared. Tho woman
spoke English. Her companion attempted
French but obviously II was not his ma
tive tongue.
Ell PASo, June 10 Shortly after mid
night thls morning the easthound pas-
senger train No on the lei Paso and
southwestern railroad. was held up by
lone bandit, who herded the occupants of
the pullman into n private car attached
to the rear of the train, compelled them
to deposit their money and valuable in
heap. and then made his escape with the
plumber across the desert towards the
mountains. rough estimate places the
value of his haul at several thousand
dollars Ihe hold-up occurred one mile
cast of Robsart near Corrizozo. At this
point the robber, who had boarded the
train at Cor1izozo. covered the Pullman
conductor and brakeman with his gun.
compelling them to stop the train.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, June 10-Wth
ihree persons Killed damage TO the cot
ton crop estimated at million dollars.
telegraph and telephone wires down,
washouts on nearly every railroad Ar
kansas today Is suffering from the worst
storm during the year Rain is still fall
ing today AL the streams being badly
swollen threatened to flood the lowlands
me tornado struck Pine Bluff, unroof-
ing downtown buildings uprootins trees
ana tearing down poles in all directions
me city was In darkness last night The
ohly morning newspaper of the town sus-
pended publication. Candles were In use
IN an the homes.
Haii Followed the storm heavy rain
flooding the streams. Reports through
out the state SHOW the storm was gen
er"''
DEN Elk June lo-Mrs. Martha ~. Is.
'"h'he' one OF the foremost political
women IN colorndo' died this morning at
hsr nome IN EAST tenth ave''ue, of peri
'oni''s' Mrs' CONNIE had Teen Ill ten
u'iSs' having caught c"ld during the re-
cent campaign IN which she was an ac
i've worker Her husband. John Nj. Co
nine is the only relative surviving her