Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-10

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dollars each.
! PENSACOLA, Fla, July 7.-Witl
one man heavily chained. the crew
bordering on mutiny. and the officer.
without sleep for week. the Ameri
can schooner, Mary Sanford. Captain
Mcdonald. has arrived. June 29tt
First Mate Nicholson killed seaman
James Reed, and the crew held lynch
court to propose vengeance.
NEW YORK. July 7.-Senator Plat
has come out openly with a declara
ton for Roosevelt for second term
He says; The New York state Re
publican convention will. in my judg
ment pledge the partys support tc
the president for second term.
know nothing of a movement to make
| BUFFALO, N. Y, July 7.-One WON
an dead. thousands of dollars worth OF
property ruined railroads tied up
traffic suspended and thousands rem
dered homeless. are results of the
| Hoods caused by a devastating cloud.
burst in the vicinity of Arcade this
morning. The Warsaw lighting plant
| was totally destroyed with loss of
100000. Hornellville, in Steuben
county was almost covered by water
At Medine two children were struck
by lightning and will probably die.
ALBANY. n. V, July THE entire
state to the north of the city is water.
soaked today and rain for two days
has deluged the northern and central
New York from Buffalo to Elmira.
The damage caused by floods is enor-
nous. Railroads in the interior are
blocked creeks are swollen and
bridges have been torn away and
crops destroyed. Damage will run
into the millions. In Buffalo alone
the loss is half million, many houses
in the suburbs having been swept
away and one human life lost and a
Great deal of live stock killed
LONDON. July Colonial Secre-
tary Chamberlain met with an acci-
dent this morning driving along
Whitehall towards Charing Cross, and
when near the Canadian arch. his
cab horse slipped. and Chamberlain
was thrown violently forward, his
head shattering the glass window Tis
head was bleeding profusely when he
was assited to alight. and taken in
another cab to nearby physicians s
office.
MANILA, July 7.-Aguinaldo takes
his pardon with very poor grace and
lives in deadly fear of his life. Up to
last Friday he was guarded by Ameri-
can soldiers, for Aguinaldo was in fear
of assassination from friends of the
beloved Luna. whom Aguinaldo or
dered killed three years ago 1t is
probable the former Filipino leader
will come to the United States, d, He
has called upon General Chaffee and
asked for protection. but is informed
forded any other citizen Aguinaldc
keeps close indoors during the day
venturing out only at night
PLATTSBURG, N. Y. July Fire
started from an unknown source In
Uttings storehouse this morning, and
before being controlled burned the
blocks of w w. Uttings. William
Levy, Catherine Foy. James Janey.
Barber & Co. and other smaller bust
ll'So Dlu'tos lSpbos 2lAD.uDu. DOl-
diers from the barracks assisted in
stopping the spread of the flames.
ROME, July THE long and firing
fete in celebration of Leo's jubilee
seems to have unusually fatigued the
pontiff, who is not quite so well today.
CHICAGO. Ills, July Every
union freight handler in Chicago went
on strike this morning, completely
tying up freight traffic. not only in
Chicago. but affecting it in every cen.
ter of the country for which Chicago
is distributing point.
TACOMA, Wash, July S.-W. A.
Reid. secretary of the Skagway Y NJ
| c. A, has returned from the interior
of Alaska where he talked with the
Indians, whose earnest statements. he
believes, fully confirm previous re
ports that the Indians of the lower
| Yukon have discovered an immense
patrified ship on Porcupine river, near
the Arctic circle, and moth of Rampant
Alaska.
! When asked regarding its size the
Indians traced its dimensions on the
ground. indicating length of 200
feet They said that everything con
nected with the boat was petrified
| Among the things found in the craft
was large safe or chest. Thinking
there might be something in this they
rolled it out and down the mountain
side. They thought it might breal
open. but in this they were disappoint
ed. Though the chest was hollow Il
remained intact
The Indians finally became con
vinced that the whole contrivanc,
was something connected with th'
holy spirit. SO they left it, but prom
ised to pilot others there at any time
Such Indians as are familiar will
the Bible are convinced that the shiI
is none other than Noah's ark. Rel,
intends to return to the interior o
Alaska this summer when he will taxi
some Indians and request army off!
GERS to detail soldiers to accompan!
him. The ship lies on high hill
thousands of feet above the sea level
DENVER. Colo. July S.-Winfiel'
Scott Stratton and associates yester
day bought from Frank Cobb tn
block at the corner of nth and Cham
pa streets, the consideration beinI
$4,000 Years ago Cobb lent tn