Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-24
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NEW YORK, July 22.--Ella Wilton,
an actress somewhat celebrated in the
west. particularly In California. where
for years she was member of stock
company, died this morning of heart
disease. Miss Wilson married son
of DR.. Doremus, the eminent scientist
and chemist and held several positions
somewhat unusual She was wom-
an OF singular beauty and fine mental
fly
CINCINNATI. o.. July 22-Fitz-
hugh Lee, formerly consul general at
Havana. today said: Il believe the
Cuban government will go to pieces on
financial rocks. unless the ship OF
| WALSENBURG. Colo. July ga
This morning John Hansey. a Slay.
was crushed to pulp by an immense
cave-in here. 1t Is estimated that
fifty thousand tons of earth and rock
covered the doomed man in the space
of minute.
| ROME, July 22.-Cardnal Mileslas
Ledockowsli. died today, aged eigty.
He was made cardinal while in pris-
on in 1916 for opposing Prussian laws
against the Catholic church in Po-
land
| HARRISBURG. Pa. July 22.-Gnad-
ed by jealousy, William Filler. today
shot and killed his wife and Harry
Bennett. with whom he thought his
wife was intimate. Filler killed Ben
nett first and then drove his wife into
the street and shot her
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. July ga
Shortly before six O'Clock this morn
ing an eastbound train on the
Houston & Southern was ditched near
Sierra Blanca. It is reported the ac-
cident Is serious one, Gus Emory.
n porter. is known to be killed and
Fireman Evans fatally hurt Several
of the passengers were more or less
injured but the details are not thus far
available. The accident was due to
recent heavy rains which undermined
the embankment and trestle work
| FORTH WORTH. Tex. July-To-
days Inauguration of weekly re-
frigerator car service on the main
l
Houston and Texas Central road
marks radical departure in the
traffic methods OF the Southern Pa
ciflc. The cars used are of the latest
pattern and the company will oper.
ate them between all main line points
and Forth Worth. Dennison, Sherman.
Ennis. Hearne and Houston. The
new service Is believed to be the en-
tering wedge in movement by the
Souther Pacific to drive private car
companies out of the business SO far
are concerned. -
WASHINGTON. d. c., July 22.-
No invitation has been received by the
United States to participate in the In
ternational conference on trusts pro-
posed by the Gear of Russia. Even II
one had been extended 1t is not
thought that the administration would
be inclined to enter an attempt for
an International solution Of the ques-
ton. which will be tackled by con-
gress next session. The cure which
would be most favorably regarded by
an international conference on the
subject would be an upsettlng OF in.
ternational tariffs. II is not felt that
congress would willingly give up Its
authority to regulate these matters.
The United States was not represent.
ed In the Brussells sugar conference.
the deliberations OF which suggested to
the czar the idea OF settling the trust
question In an international conference.
The fact that the European powers
fear of trusts is largely inspired by the
magnitude of American commercial
combinations Will not create much in
clnation for participation in an inter
national conference In which the
United States will have more to lose
than any other nation and less to gain.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 22.-
Consul Herdliska OF Nicaragua has
been ordered by the state department
to investigate the case OF DIR. Wilson.
an American, who allied himself with
the insurgents. He has been captured
and sentenced to death by the Nicar-
aguan government.
WASHINGTON. D. c., July 22.-
All the designs submitted for Phillip
pine coins have been examined.
A Filipino artist named Figueros sub
mitted drawings which were adopted
by Secretary Root. The coins show a
female figure smoking. Ameri-
can shield and eagle, the words FIJI
ipplnias' and "U. s. America"
MANILA, p l.. July 22.-Plans
which were carried into effect in Ca
vite province last week for the capture
of Felizardo and Montallon, robber
chiefs. failed because the bandits
broke through and escaped to the
mountains.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 22.-
General Frederick Grant has been Of
fcred the command of the Department
OF Texas, to which General Smith had
been assigned before retirement. Gen
eral Davis. who succeeds Chaffee in
the Philippines. will have under him