Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

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Won Hcngelmuller ambassador from
Austria, returned from Europe and
was received by the president today
in the blue parlor. The ambassador
was charged with conveying to Pres
ident Roosevelt Emperor Joseph s
best wishes for the success of his ad-
| ministration and the prosperity of
the American people.
| Speaking of the Stone abduction
case, the ambassador said: The
brigands believe ransom of 800,
| 900 a mere bagatelle in this country
| of the Goulds, Vanderbilts and AS.
| tors.
| LONDON, Nov. 1S.-Miss Eastwick.
| the American girl charged with forg-
| ing railroad tickets, pleaded guilty
today and will be sentenced to impris-
| onment for her crime. The recorder
| said he had received documents from
the United States embassy showing
| that the accused was mentally weak,
but he could not accept this as an ex-
| cuse. The secretary must do. that.
he said.
| Miss Eastwick looks very frail and
| i'll. but she maintained her aristocrat-
ic bearing as she left the dock, sup
ported upon the arm of the prison
| matron.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-It was prac-
tically decided today that Molineux
will not be again tried for the muir
der of Mrs. Adams,
| WATERTOWN, Mass. Nov. 49,
| Mrs. Alfred Kendall locked her two
children, aged and years respect
lively, in the house last night while
| she called on neighbor. The house
caught fire from an overturned lamp
and the little ones were burned to
| death.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The great
horse show was begun this morning
at Madison Square Garden. The
entries outnumber those of any pre-
l-vious year The attendance today
was somewhat slender. but later the
most brilliant audience ever gathered
at any social event in this country
will be present at the garden. The
horse show is always great society
function. but this year it will sur
pass all previous records.
WICHITA, Kan, A twenty-year SEN
tence was imposed upon Mary Mark
this morning, who has been on trial
for the killing of her babe out of we'd
lock Her mother will also be tried
for being implicated in the crime.
The baby was taken from the hos
pital alive and well. Soon after
wards it was found buried. 1t had
been strangled to death.
| WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. ia
natural gas explosion occurred this
morning. killing two men and in1ur
ing six. The explosion was caused
by the gas becoming ignited from q
lighted torch held by member of a
repair gang.
BERLIN, Nov lS.-Loie Fuller, the
famous dancer. lost $4,000 worth ol
scenery through the carelessness oI
employees of the State railroad yes
terday The scenery was shipped II
opened cars and was ruined by q
heavy rain. The dancers engage
ment here has been postponed II
consequence.
DENVER, Nov. 1S.-A verdict o
not guilty was rendered in the cas'
of Anderson charged with shootint
and attempting to murder TANNER
and Bonfils, proprietors Of the Post
The present case was Tammen vs.
Anderson. Another one with Bonfil
against Anderson Is still pending, bu
in view of this verdict, the secon'
case will hardly be pressed, and tn
entire matter will undoubtedly b.
dropped.
WASHINGTON, Nov l8.-Pres
dent Roosevelt this afternoon gave
reception to Mr.. Redmond and tn
other Irish leaders who are tourin
this country. The visitors met !
the red room and were later presente
to Mrs. Roosevelt The president a.
tonshed the visitors by his informs
ton concerning the Irish situation
D which he demonstrated in his conve
D sation with Mr.. Redmond. The part
n OF tho Whifa HpuRp for ha