Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-19
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

gaining ground that King Edwards
Illness is serious. The king did not
attend the review at Aldershot today
=. and an air of depression was noticed
around the royal pavilion Sir Fran
els Lakin. the kings physician. is in
constant attendance. He said strong
opiates were being given to the king
to deaden pain.
PENNINGTON. N NJ, June 16-
Denem Wagner. whose serious in
jury was reported last week, is grad
ually sinking At no time has he
showed any signs of returning con
seriousness. His relatives have been
advised of his condition and his death
may occur at any moment
POCATELLO. Ida. June 16-To-
morrow rush for lands will be made
on the Fort Hall Indian reservation.
Already the boundaries of the reser.
r walton are lined with people ready to
make the dash. The general land of
flee recently decided to open the land
under this system instead of the lot
terry plan adopted at the last land
opening in Indian territory. The
opening involves four hundred thous.
anu acres Ctueu 10 iHt government ny
Shoshone and Bannock Indians. Near
ly all of the land is fitted for agricul-
tural purposes, and will be entered
under the homestead act, lumber
stone and mineral laws.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 10
Andrew Deiss of Peoria, Ills. cut the
throat of his girl bride at her moth
er's home here today and then killed
himself by drinking carbolic acid.
The woman may recover. Deiss was
vinsanely jealous.
AUSTIN. Texas, June 16.-On ap-
plcaton from Kansas authorities req
uistion was granted today for the de-
livery of James Dalton. who is now
under arrest here charged with muir
der 1t is alleged that while Dalton
was escaping from the Marysvlle jail
ive years ago. he killed a deputy
sheriff Detectives had trailed him
half around the world and back.
LA JUNTA, Colo, June 16.-Annie
Russell. ffteen-year-old school girl
evaded her careful mother and eloped
with A. l.. Kearby, the hired man.
The distracted mother has ordered the
sheriff to pursue the pair. who have
started for New Mexico. Friends
claim that 1t is a love match, and that
Kearbys intentions are most honora-
BILE.
WEST POINT. n. Y, June 16.-
The large number of candidates ac-
cepted at the military academy today
brings the number of cadets up to
within thirty of the full quota. To
fill vacancies, additional appointments
NAV be made by congress until the
middle of July. Among today's candi-
dates are H. D. r. Zimmerman, Colo
RADIO; John Rufus Bell. Texas; James
j. Loring. Arkansas, and Henry A.
Finch. Texas.
CLEVELAND o.. June 16.-The
wedding of Mabel Hanna, daughter of
Senator Hanna. to Harry Parsons.
takes place this afternoon. at the
home of the brides parents. on Lake
avenue The ceremony will be mark
ed by its rich simplicity. There will
be two bridesmaids. Immediately af-
ter the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons
depart for Mackinac, where the hon
eymoon is to be spent in a cottage
presented by Senator Hanna to the
bride.
FORT WORTH, Tex, June 16.-The
continued drouth over north and cen
tral Texas, is causing alarm. Crops
are suffering from the hot winds. Al
Taylor, business was suspended this
morning hwile a mass meeting of in
inhabitants was held and prayer of
fered for rain.
ST. ALBANS, VT, June ia
OF
the Central Vermont railway at mid
night. Engineer Barry, Conductor
Clark, Fireman Ferguson and Brake
man Rounds were killed. Though
both legs were broken Brakeman
Larry crawled along the track to-
wards the station and gave the alarm.
PUEBLO, Colo, June l6.-Miss Bull
len, who was found late Saturday
night. is resting quietly at her home.
She has not been questioned nor does
she volunteer any information regard
her weeks experiences. 1t is said
she was delirious most of the time,
suffering from a kind of typhoid
fever.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 10
The senate met one hour earlier this
morning, and will continue to do SO
during the Isthmian canal debate
Senator Teller asked immediate con
sideraton of the resolution calling
on secretary of war for an itemized
statement of payments made from Gu
= ban funds to promote reciprocity, bul
the resolution went over
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June ia
treaty of peace is being drafted today
between the mayor and the Metro
politan Street Railway company. The
company is forced to time by the
mayors threat to attack all its fran
chises. In consideration OF the city
waving this attack the company is
agreed to pay the city per cent o
its gross income, the city payinf
therefrom the company's state, coun
ty and school taxes. The company t.
further bind itself. agrees to conver
cable lines into electric railways
build extensions to five lines, con
struct line to city park, five mile
out from the city, give universafV'
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