Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-25

gone
The girl bears evidence of extreme
refinement, and sh is a mystry to the
local officials. kilograms sent to
addresses furnished by her so far re-
vanced is that she has escaped from
some insane asylum.
LOGANSPORT, Ind. July evil
liam Henry Brice man who has
been in every country in the world
and who fought with Dewey in his at
, tack on Manila. arrived here S;,tlr
day to claim his share of a large es-
tate which had been settled in his abb
sence. He had been mournet us de-
ceased He left this city in i RIA and
told no one of his destination. Once
during his absence did he write and
that was sixteen years ago. When
his father died Brice was advertised
| for in the papers, and after no
| tice had been properly given the es-
tate was divided among the other
heirs. Briceheard of his fathers de-
mise through a relative in the old
country some time ago anG FASTENED
to get u furlough from service in the
navy and come home. He is now on
the scene and it is thought a compro-
mise will be made and keep the case
out of court.
| SCRANTON. Pa, July 22.-Six hun
tlred boiler makers. foundrymen and
J mnchinists returned to work today.
| The strike was n failure.
| LEXINGTON. Ill. July 22.-Within
eleven days five fires of incendiary or
| igin have occurred here and great
anxiety prevails among the citizens.
a hotel and two business houses are
among the buildings burned. Sun
day night audiences were stampeded
by the cry of fire and one suspicious
man was this morning put under ar
rest and bonds. A barn was seen
ablaZe last night and Immediately a
man carrying bundlewas seen run
ming from the scene of the fire. A
exciting but unsuccessful chase en-
sued.
VICTOR. Colo, July 23-Scott Love
less, young man who was injured
in a collision with some cribbing while
hanging off the platform of trolley
car near Midway Sunday morning
died at his home here today.
His parents are of the Christian
Science faith. and they took their sor
out of the hands of the Victor physi
clans shortly after the accident oc
CURED. hoping to bring about his re
covery by prayer His entire bod!
became paalyZed.
| H., Il IL, L., fo,t q
manner in which the parents treated
their sons case. They will probably
be prosecuted
| MOSCOW, July 23.-Count Tolsto
continues to improve.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, July 23-At II
O'Clock this morning four more deaths
from heat had been reported.
FLORENCE, Colo, July 23.-Tht
great reduction works here burned tt
the ground this morning. 1t is sait
to have been the work of an incendi
ary. Thel oss is over quarter of t
million.
NEW YORK. July 23.-The new di
rectory issued today shows that Man
hatans population has increased "a,
600 during the past year. New Yorl
City and Bronx now have population
of 100000.
NEW YORK. Jnly 23.-The secont
protracted hot wave was broken thi.
morning. The thermometer drop
ped. a cooler breeze arose, and re
ports from all over this part of tn,
country say the relief is general
KANSAS CITY, July 23.-All trace.
of the light shower which fell at mid
rise this morning and the day is prov
ing another scorcher The officia
prediction for Kansas and this city Il
Fair and continued warm weather
KANSAS CITY, July 23.-Superin
tendent Sanford estimates that 15
900 people will pass through the uniol
station here before night en- route t.
Ell Reno. Such crowds were neve
seen in the depot here before.
NEW YORK, July 23.-A scheme il
on foot here to build canal aroun,
Niagara Falls to connect Lakes Eri
and Ontario, thence via Lake Ontari,
to Oswego, and through the Mohawl
) valley to the Hudson river. TIL,
plan is meeting with some opposition
: lean vessel Louis Adelaide from Phil
adelphia arrived here this mornn,
: loaded with petroleum. Just afte
! the vessel had been docked tremend
, Gus explosion occurred on board re
sulting in the death of the captain
and ten members of the crew. TIL,
explosion set the ship on fire and tn,
blazing petroleum enveloped all OF
board.
= LONDON, July 23.-England see,
: the end of the war in sight. Mr.. Bal
four said today that there would be nj
more supplementary estimates ant
, the government would not ask parlia
ment for any more funds to carry oT
the war in South Africa. The mill
tary authorities announce the wa
virtually over and state that sutflcien
: funds are now In sight to carry mat
ters to n finish.
ST. PAUL, July 23.-Dr. Georg.
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