Semi-weekly herald., 1911-02-09

with the Speer forces. and that the
last mentioned appear to be the only
possessors OF the secret"
No material change In the lineup
occurred today. Neither Mayor Speer
nor Mr.. Adams appears to be able
to gather In additional votes.
DENVER, Feb. THE Republicans
forced three ballots today for senator
but no decisive changes occurred
Speer had 26 on all three ballots and
Adams moved up from l 9to %. The
Republicans scattered their votes.
There are some signs this afternoon
of a break In the Democratic ranks.
GREELEY, Colo. Feb. THE low
ly canine. banished from the streets Of
Greedy by order OF the council fol.
lowing a number OF alleged cases OF
hydrorhobia, is rising in his might
and now threatens to become an Is
sue in the forthcoming election. 1t
Is openly rumored that II some candi.
date for mayor will come out boldly
with the statement that he will allow
dogs to run at large on the city streets
or wherever else they may list, that
man will be certain OF election.
The dog question here has been one
of distressing magnitude for many
moons. The dogs were sent into ban
ishment for the last time last summer.
following a protracted mad dog scare.
Prior to then they had been ordered
confined to the premises of their own.
ers, but later were given liberty again
for about six months The last edict
is still in effect and the sentiment
seems to be about evenly divided for
and against allowing CANNES the lib
erty OF the streets.
Now the time for choosing the new
officers OF the city Is at hand and can.
didates are being talked, Towser's and
Fido's friends are lining up solidly,
vowing that they will support a man
for mayor who will allow the city to
go to the dogs, figuratively speaking,
instead of one who will keep the lid
on tight in dogyille.
Greedy has had many issues in
past campaigns and many issues have
flourished as the green bay tree, but
the coming election will be the first
when the humble cur pup will rise to
the dignity OF the tariff and sway the
fate OF mayoralty candidates.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Daybreak
found New York city clad In three
inch blanket OF snow, the gift OF the
midwinter storm which had been ad.
vancing from the Mississippi valley
the last two days. During the great.
ct part OF the night the wind was very
high, with a velocity at twenty-five
miles an hour, while the mercury
dropped to a point twenty degrees be.
low freezing. The weather man proph.
estes more snow and lower tempera.
ture before tonight
One death. due to the storm, Is re-
ported and the police have record OF
thirty persons injured by falls or taken
to the hospitals suffering from expo
sure. The dead man Ia Frederick Lu-
ping. who perished of exposure In the
as he was being taken to
a hospital. ....
NEW DIRK, Feb. 7.-NInetsen men
were injured, five fatally, In an explO-
sion OF a barrel OF gasoline at Jamaica
l. l., early today. The gasoline was
on work car in the Long Island rail
road yards and the men were laborers
who were engaged In clearing snow
from tracks.
SALT L4AKD CITY. Utah, Feb. T.
The strike OF Greek coal miners, at
Kenilworth. Carbon county, Utah,
which flared into a sudden riot yes
terday morning, has now become an
armed truce, the strikers are lurking
into the mountains about the camp
and the authorities are maintaining a
vigilant guard about the property OF
the Independent Coal and Coke CON-
pany, the residences of the mine Off
cials and the body Of loyal mine work
ers. ..
One American Is dead as a result
of the riot. He is Thomas Jackson. a
deputy sheriff. Chris Sandberg, a
Swedish miner. LIS wounded. These
two were in party that attempted to
disperse a crowd OF strikers outside
of the company lines, there was shoot
ing on both sides and each insists the
other shot first -.r
The controversy between the miners
and the company turns upon the prices
paid for mining. The Greeks Insist
that they are cheated In the weighing
of the cars SO that they made only
$50 to $40 month out OF which they
have to spend $50 or more for powder.
while the Americans are being paid
much more.
Japanese and other foreigners In the
camp, as well as a number OF the
Greeks, refused to Join the strikers