Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-09-24


has heretofore prevailed at the vati-
can. No radical changes in Amcri-
can church administration. he said
We're probable. One of the first steps
taken by Plus was to provide for an
extensive exhibit of Vatican treasure
at St. Louis.
The cardinal will be the guest Of
Mrs. Kelly of Brooklyn. until Friday
SAN JOSE, Cali. Sept 22-An
automobile containing six persons last
night plunged over an embankment
into the bed of Guadaloupe river, fif-
teen feet below. All the occupants
were slightly injured, one person SER
iously. 1t is considered miraculous
that no one was killed.
CHICAGO, Sept ga. Sherman.
mayor OF Chicago in 1874. died today
of old nge. He came to Chicago on
foot from Vermont.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-unless
the Colombian congress has stamped
the Hay-IIerran treaty with its APPROX
al for the construction of the ismithan
canal it is now dead Yesterday was
the last day for ratification and any
action by the the United States is now
entirely in the hands OF the President.
BUENA VISTA, Colo, Sept 22--B,
F.. Morley, manager OF the Buena Wis
Ia smelter and other big mining in.
terests. Adolph Abrahamson. mine
foreman OF the Murphy mine. we're
asphyNiated on the fourteenth level
of the mine last night. Morley leaves
a wife and six children.
The bodies OF the men were not
found until the day shift went to work
at O'Clock this morning, Much mys-
terry surrounds their death us the
Mary Murphy mine does not work
night shift and wonder is expressed
at what the men were in the mine at
night for
FIT. LEAVENWORTH. Kans.. Sept
22.-It seems likely that every mill
tary prisoner in the United States.
Philippines. Alaska and Porto Rico
Will be released through the conse-
quence of the ruling of the Eighth
Federal circuit court in st. Paul that
all court-marjial verdicts heretofore
brought in are void Tho question
was raised by convict in the federal
prison last winter.
SOFIA, Sept. Eight thousand
fugitives from the disturbed district
NJ Macedonia and Adrianople gathered
II Burghes, Eastern Roumaia. They
districts. Between Adrianople and
he coast they say the territory has
a complete change Men
IRE hiding in the hills. while women
and children are starving in the VII
lagos or woods. The Turks have po.
session of every point. Turkish cav
airy and artillery is moving north
with view to cutting on the insur-
gents
OYSTER BAY. Sept 22.-Secretary
Loeb today denies the report that the
President has arranged for confer
ence with labor leaders over the Mil
.er case after he returns to Wash
ington.
BLOOMINGToN, ILL.,. Sept. 22.-As
II responsive to the wish to q dis
ordered mind, death came to Carl Nc.
Coy as he had planned. outstretched
upon a cross. He was % years of age
and "A member of well.known Bloom
ington family. He had been vic
tim of epilepsy from childhood, and
for his own welfare his family placed
him in the county poor house.
OF late months he had brooded over
the death of Christ on the cross, and
for some time was engaged in fash
ioning rude cross on which, as he
said. he could also die by crucihxion.
rhe authorities of the farm were
amused by the unique fancy and fur
nished him with timber and tools for
the work. He toiled early and late
and completed the task yesterday.
This morning his body WAS found
upon the cross with arms outstretched.
Previously he had told. his fellow in
mates that Friday was cruciiiXion day.
and that he expected to die today. He
had procured piece OF rope and made
some effort to tie himself to the cross.
rs if he expected that the action wond
be followed by the death he crayed
The coroner's jury brought in yer
dict that the heart had been affected
by the excitement connected with the
for the death he inn
agined would come to him today
OURAY, Sept. 2l.-There is much
rejoicing in this place over the out
come of the Miners union meeting
which was one OF the most spirited
iver held. Every saddle animal in the
camp was brought into requisition to
bring the miners from the hills and
there were over 200 at the meeting
which lasted until about O'Clock in
the morning. Senator Kennedy led
the fight against the men going oul
while the secretary OF the union was
in favor of the proposition. In the
first place the mill men were called
on to state If they had grievance
and desired change They replied
they were perfectly satisfied. 1t was
2 O'Clock when vote was finally TAX.
en- with the result of As voting to go
out and l5S against 1t, over three to
one in favor OF continuing work. II
is said the only ones iavoring walking
out are socialists. 1t Is further stat
ed that should the executive commit
tee OF the Western Federation OF Min
ers at Denver call ON the men to walk
out they viii do so, take out withdraw