Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-25

tHe EulnS+ ririDs DuTueu out are.
Brown Wholesale Hardware, Knox.
Vile Pants company. Davids Commis.
sion house Gates Wholesale liquor
Broyle. McClelland & Lackeys farm
implement house and a dozen smaller
concerns
PAOLA. Kans.. Dec. 22.-The Mis-
souri, Pacific flyer was wrecked in a
corntield near Rantoul last night. and
the engine and coaches jumped the
track. Several passengers were
slightly hurt. That none were killed
was miracle. several OF the coaches
turning over and the mail car burned
Spreading rails was probably caused.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Dec. 23.--Fire
destroyed the three-story Masonic
temple here this morning. 1t was
still unchecked at noon. when it had
done four hundred thousand dollars
| damage. Defective water pressure
| hindered the firemen. The fire start
ed in Days drug store. the basement
of the building. burning out the Beat
rice National bank and twenty Of
| fees and contents. Three hundred
| thousand dollars in cash with secur-
| tiles in the banks vault. were buried
beneath the debris. Police Judge Col
| ison was sleeping on The second
| floor, and though confined TO his bed
| by rheumatism, managed to give the
alarm and was rescued by fremen.
who were nearly overcome by smoke
LONDON. Dec. 23.-Rev Frederick
Temple, archbishop of Canterbury,
primate of the Church of England.
died today. He had held the present
position since 1896. He was born in
lonian Island, eighty-one years ago.
He took a noticeable part in the coro-
nation of King Edward. when he al
most fell to the floor from weakness
BUENA VISTA. Colo. Dec ga
Denver q Rio Grande engine going
EAST blew up this morning near here,
instantly killing Engineer George
Miller and fatally burning Brakeman
Potter. Fireman Newly was badly
burned and may not recover.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. e.
Five hundred million dollars in gold
is The amount OF American capital in
vested in Mexico by eleven hundred
American companies and firms. ac-
cording to estimates prepared by Con
sui Barlow at Mexico City.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-The
recent order of the navy department
to hurry up the battleship Maine has
been followed out at Cramps ship
Yards. With steam up a battleship
lies in the Delaware river ready to
90 into commission. Her hull is
painted white stern to stern. and at
night hundreds of electric lights make
her decks as bright as day.
CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. 23.-Dwight Sa-
bin of Saltwater. Minnesota, former
United States senator, died here to-
day at hotel, from heart trouble.
He was one of the weathiest lum-
bermen in the country and once
chairman OF the Republican National
committee
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Andrew Car
1egie sent word to the New England
society's dinner that he could not at
tend on account of Illness. Inquiry
today at his home brings no details
that Mr.. Carnegie's health is not CON
sidered good.
GENEVA, Dec. ga bomb explod.
ed at the entrance of the Cathedral St
Pierre this morning. Numerous win
dows We're smashed. but otherwise no
damage was done. 1t is believed to
have been exploded by the anarchists
as revenge for the condemnation and
expulsion from Geneva during the re-
cent strike
TELLURIDE. Colo, Dec. 23-Bren-
men, one OF the men recently indicted
for murder here. came down Sunday in
response to phone message, and
gave himself up, The Herald cores
pondent at o'clock this afternoon,
was informed that Bremen had not
succeeded in giving bonds in the
amount of six thousand dollars.
CINCINNATI. o.. Dec. 23.-Fire in
the Mitchell apartment house this
morning started a panic among the
tenants, resulting in eight persons be-
ing taken to the hospital suffering
from burns and exhaustion. They
Were compelled to run the gauntlet of
flames in stairways. Julius Werden.
wife and two mhildren leaped from
the first story window.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Arthur
Havemeyer. a young multi-millionaire
and son of William F. Havemeyer, the
sugar magnate, is to be formally pre-
sented to society at ball to be given
by his fathers at Delmonico's to-
night. That it will be very hand
some function goes without saying
Though coming out" balls for the
young men of society are uncommon,
they are not altogether unknown to
Goiham's Four Hundred. Mrs. j. X
Van Rensselaer,, the founder of the
original society of Colonial DANES,
introduced the Innovation some years
ago when she gave a coming-out tea
for her two sons. This was regarded
as very successful affair. but the
example was not generally followed
NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-The demand
for coal was even greater today than
on Tuesday. though the temperature
was much higher. Early in the morn
ing after being open only an hour or
two the yards of the many dealers
were empty The poor could get coal
at l0c a pail, which is a little more
than 81 ton, at the depots establish
ed for that purpose, at the time of