Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-30
The prisoner will be taken to Au-

I The prisoner will be taken to Au
burn prison, and there held until his
execution. the day and hour OF which
no one VIII know except the warden
| NEWARK, n. j.. Sept. 26.-Eight
men were killed and seven probably
fatally Injured in gas explosion at
the Hudson Gas company's works ia
| day. Otto Newman, the foreman
with two men went inside OF the big
gas tank to clean 1t out. when they
were overcome by gas. Volunteers
were called for to rescue the men and
nine came forward and entered the
tank. A terrific explosion followed.
Eight OF the men were taken out dead.
| Four others are dying. The others
were all taken to the hospital.
| LONDON. Sept. 27.-Tbere is con
siderable CONSERVATION here over the
failure yesterday of the Shamrock to
win the race or to lead the Columbia.
All along the Clyde there is mourning
The leading members of the yacht
clubs say that fatal mistake was
| made when the trim of the Shamrock
was altered when she reached Ameri-
ga
Lord Upton has telegraphed that he
| is still very hopeful. but the newspa-
pers today express both surprise and
bitter disappointment at yesterday s
result.
The plain fact stands out" says
| the 81. James Gazette today that
under conditions Of weather that was
the same to both boats the Columbia
got good bit nearer the winning line
| than the Shamrock"
LONDON. Sept. 27.-Betting on the
| boat race here today runs to on
| the Columbia.
AUBURN, N. Y. Sept. 27.-Czolg-
| osz arrived at Auburn prison at 8
O'Clock this morning. He broke down
and moaned and groaned and finally
had to be carried into the prison
He seemed saturated with terror. II
was pitiable scene.
All the way from Buffalo he main.
| tanned his stoical attitude He ate
heartily and smoked cigars, He
| talked about his crime and told the
sheriff to tell his father thai he was
sorry he had left him such bad name
and said; Il really have deco re
gret and sympathy for Mrs. Me-
Kinley.'
AS the city of Auburn was reached
and the prisons walls doomed up in
the moonlight the man glanced at
them and tnen suddenly collapsed.
This was the first time since the trag-
edy that he has broken down. The
officers had simply to lift him to his
feet and almost drag him into the
prison. There he cried piteously
The doctors were called and said
there was nothing the matter with
! him but terror. and they thought part
of that was sham.
The prisoner was stripped and new
clothes put on him. During the o.
GRAFTON he was limp and ashen, Fin
ally he was dragged up stairs to his
cell and left there lying on a mat
seemingly more dead than alive. Thls
morning he took no breakfast. The
doctors say he will come out OF this
condition before night. They dag
nose him as good deal of human
cur with an immense stripe Of vel
low in his composition.
NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The body
of the woman found near Krugers. q
small town thirty miles from this city
has been identified as that of Mrs
Howard Broekway. the wife of well
known musician. She had been III
for some time at her summer home
and was returning to this city. She
showed signs OF insanity and hel
friends In the sleeping car were
closely watching her. While they
were asleep, however. she managed
to escape from the car and jumped
off with fatal results.
CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-The waves o.
Lake Michigan this morning TOSSED
up the body OF an unknown woman al
the foot of Graceland avenue, and this
police are given another mystery tt
unravel. The woman was middle
aged apparently refined. and goot
looking. She had a bullet hole in hel
temple and other evidences Of fou
play. The police are investigating
the matter. 1t is believed the wo
man is Mrs Florence Ely. who be
| came missing from Evanston a few