Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-05-29
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| dt LOS aHStltS.
EERNIE. b c. May 26.-Forty-n
corpses have been taken from the
wrecked No mine. The work of
recovery has been temporarily sus-
pended pending repairs to the mine.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, May &c
The battleship Brooklyn is still .an-
chored in the mouth of St. Johns
river with Governor Wood and staff.
The general is recuperating and en-
joying hunting and fishing
| OURAY. Colo, May pa miner by
the name of Augustus Bahr is at St
Luke's hospital with both eyes blown
out and otherwise mutilated. the eff
fects of attempting to pick a missed
shot at the Camp Bird mine about A
O'Clock yesterday afternoon It is
doubtful If he RECEIVERS.
| KANSAS CITY, Mo. May 26.-The
man under arrest at Oklahoma City
as an alleged accomplice to the rob
berry of the Clarksonville. Ark, bank
during which Sheriff Powers was muir
dered, has been identified by the 10
cal superintendent of the detective
agency as Denver French" alias Jo-
seph Leonard who has been twice
convicted of bank robbery.
| ALBANY, n. Y. May 26.-Prelimi-
nary proceedings against the alleged
beef trust were indefinitely postponed
oday. because the packing house rep
resentatives in the east had success
fully eluded the service of subpoe-
ma.
| MANILA. Nav 26.-The official find
ings in the court martial of Major
Waller and Lieutenant Day for exc
cutting natives in Samar without trial
has been made public. The review
ing authority differs from the finding
in manv particulars. and saws the kill
ing of the natives was unlawful retail
iation. but Major Waller was under
Great mental stress. It believes Day
should have disobeved Walters orders
to kill
| WASHINGTON d c.. Nav 26.-
In the senate today QUAY of PennsyI-
vannia introduced bill for the pro-
motion and retirement of General
Brooke
| WASHINGTON. D. c.. MAY 26,-
Secretary Hav TODAY received a cable
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| conveying the thanks of the British
government for sympathy expressed
for Lord Pauncefote's death.
KANSAS CITY. Mo NAV 26.-The
state TODAY dismissed the case against
| Rollins Bingham charged with en-
bezzling twenty thousand dollars from
his mother. Bingham fed after Sc
| curing the monev and lived thirteen
wears incognito in Texas. His con
science caused him to write the prose
cutting attorney full confession beg
ring that he be brought to Kansas
City so that he might die in Mis-
souri,.
| WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 26.-
Several congressman called on the
president todav on various matters,
and TO all of them he suggested the
| wisdom of the arid land IRRIGATION bill
| being passed at this session. He
| demonstrated to them that the admin
| 'Stration was for the measure. as a
matter of public policy. There is now
no doubt of the bill passing the house.
This morning the appropriation con
| ference committee reported in favor OF
| 'll' bLliiibu0 blll anu ilS Recently N"
creased appropriations, 1t now car
ries three hundred thousand dollars
| for the Denver mint. two hundred
thousand dollars for public building
at Ogden, fourteen thousand dollars
for site for building at Albuquerque
aud one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars for the Colorado Springs build
| ing.
DENVER Colo. Nav 27.-Harriman
Burt Stubbs and other railroad mag
mates arrived here Yesterday morning
in two private cars. They were given
a cordial reception and invited to
two banuuets. both both of which
they accepted.
| DENVER Colo. May 27.-Sam Whit
man and wife brought suit yesterday
for fifty thousand dollars against Gross
| Medical college and DR.. Burns. Mrs
| Whitman gave birth to a monstrosity
and the doctor took the child to col
lege where it was dissected in the in
terest of science. This was against
parents will. The woman has been
suffering from melancholy since the in
cident. hence the suit.
| WASHINGTON, d. c., Nal ~
Patterson of Colorado in his speech
in the senate yesterday afternoon. in
opposition TO the Philippines bill.
acknowledged editorials in his own pa
per the Denver News but had since
changed his mind, and said he had
merely exercised the same privilege
as hundreds of thousands of othe
citizens who saw cause to change
their opinion. He declared that after
the capture of Manila, the censored
press deliberately guided at Wash
ington, misrepresented affairs in the
Philippines"
ST. LOUIS. May 27.-Fred Ziegen-
helm, son and private secretary of
Mayor Ziegenhein during the latter's
term of office, was indicted by the
grand jury charged with bribery and
eytortion in office. A bench warrant
has been issued for his immediate ar
rest.
| CLEVELAND, o. May 27.-The Re
publican convention meets at four
o'clock. After hearing Governor Nash,
temporary chairman, will probably ad-
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