Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-28

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from the emergency hospital that
| three of the injured men have died.
The property loss viii abount 20
over 100000.
| DETROIT. Nov 26.-The horrors OF
| the day grow as the day advances
| The neighborhood is fled with with
weeping women and children crying
over fathers, husbands and brothers
| supposed to be lost. At o'clock the
| fifteenth dead body had been taken
from the ruins.
The additional identified dead are:
John Frey, Michael Reagan and
Stephen Crisp. There are eight un-
/ known Some of the bodies are hor-
ribly burned and mutilated.
All sorts of rumors are now afioat
regarding the number that perished
In the fire. 1t is known that over
200 working people were in the build
ing when the explosion took place.
How many escaped cannot be ascer-
tanned. Every ambulance in town is
engaged in carrying the injured to
the hospitals. There are now over
90 badly hurt people in those institu-
tlons now. Many agonizing scenes
are reported.
NEW YORK. Nov 26.-Eerly this
rt rring as the steamship Pepgen-
land from Antwerp was passing Nan.
ticket within Few miles Of homo
Nr Fl. O'Neil passenger f,om
->nn Arbor. Michigan, called his wife
ffom the cabin ~ look at passing
st"n,nship, TIE sea was running
high at the time and while tho pair
were watching the storm an the dis
tant fucking vessel grea. wave
came along lifted Mrs. ONei from
fH" feet and CART ID her far cut to
sNn whore she Wa 6rownef. It was
With difficulty that the husband was
-eS'r2tned from c, mnittinr suicide.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26-The ma
w department received a number of
dispatches this morning from the
isthmus indicating that the United
States is practically In control and
liFclv to prevent anv wild destruction
Vt property by the opposing factions
Secretary Long received a cable from
the commander of the Machias saying
hat the Colombian gunboat. Genera.
Pizon. had suddenly departed during
the night for the east. the supposi-
ton being that she had gone to Car
iegena for more troops
ROCHESTER, N Y. Nov. 2s.--The
storm Of last week on the Atlantic
oast has reached northern and west
arn Now York In the shape OF bliz-
zard. which is raging today from
Lake Champlaln to Buffalo. Snow
drifts are enormously high and traf-
flc on the railroads is greatly delsy-
ed and in some instances wholly sus-
pended.
BERLIN Nov. 26.-Germany is
very much pleased over the speech of
| the kaiser to the naval recruits at
| Keil
"You must not" said the emperor.
"sav to yourselves 1T is all very well
for the emperor to cammand. but the
eoldiers have the difficult task to per-
form That is not altogether true
! I too. have taken the soldiers oath
like yourselves. and must perform
my duties like yourselves. each one
| in its place.
| PITTSBURG. Nov. 26.-About TOO
switchmen struck this morning in
l N't' VIC Oh iiht oiuGI 10
sued yesterday at meeting OF the
union. They wish to enforce an In
crease In wages of two cents per hour.
The men are now averaging 30 cents.
One hundred and twenty-five Pink
erton men are now mobilized in the
b. & o. yards in this city.
| NEW YORK, Nov. pa narrow
escape from a terrible loss of life &C.
Cured here this morning in Il Green
| wich street terament. About three
O'Clock the building was discovered
to be on fire The discovery was at
cilenally made. but it was in time
"a bundle the 80 inmates OF the big
buildh 4 out into the street without
ary 'oss OF life.
| an investigation showed that the
fire had been STATED In three places.
Heaps of creased cloth and oily
wood We're used. Abraham Pleasar
was arrested and charged with arson
and circumstances Indicate that 1t
was the mans intention to burn alive
every living creature in the building.