Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-18

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contentious.
NEW YORK. May 15.-Detective
here today located the firm whicl
sold the dry battery in the Inferua
machine with which the blowing NJ
of the steamer umbria was intended
1t was one Of one hundred sent from
Cleveland manufacturer. The de
scription of the purchaser tallles with
that of c. Russell, or Rosseau, the
suspect
RHEIMS. MAY l5.-The Industrial
exposition for which preparations
have been going on for more than a
year opened here today under happy
auspicies. The exposition is devoted
chiefly to display of the products
OF this section of France. the most
agricultural ana industrial region of
the republic. The exposition will
continue until the middle of Septem-
ber.
SAVANNAH Ga, May l5.-Gus
Gardner, the Philadelphia light
weight and Herman Miller, of Balti-
more. who are to furnish the star at
traction at tonight's show OF the Sa-
vannah Athletic club, have completed
their training and are in readiness
for the bout. The two are regarded
| as evenly matched and are expected
| to put up an interesting contest.
NEW YORK. May 15-The police
are working On the theory that the in
fernal machine, with which II was in
tended to blow up the steamship Um-
bria, was not made by G. Rosseau, but
ny John Possow, notorious dynamit-
er who constructed the lead pipe
bomb which exploded with such dis
astrous effects during the Chicago
Haymarket riot. Possow fed the
United states at that time, and was
last heard of at Seattle
ST. PETERSBURG. Pa. 15-Spe.
ciic instances of hideous cruelty by
Russians inflicted upon the Jews dur
Ing the recent riots in Besarabia fol-
low One beautiful girl had two
nails seven inches long driven into
her brain through her nose. and an
other had her lips and tongue cut
away with kitchen knife. The ears
of Jewish merchant were cut off and
his head battered until he became
raving maniac.
Small children were flung out of
windows and trampled on by the mob.
A carpenters hands were sawed of,
and one woman, after trying to defend
her little ones. was thrown on the
pavement. disembowelled and feath-
ers and horsehair from her bed,
stuffed into her body.
Other equally astounding atrocities
and indignities are hourly reported.
Over three hundred Jews were killed
and manned.
LEXINGTON. Ky. May l5.-Wil-
liam McCarty, who was to have been
hanged at o'clock this morning
| took poison at l o'clock this morning
Death was so near at the time set,
| that the execution was postponed.
McCarty died at S:22. The deadly
drug was concealed in Il capsule.
which he swallowed without exciting
suspicion, with glass of water given
by the guard. Commissions followed.
and the physicians worked in vain,
McCarty murdered his bride last
! year after she left him on account Of
cruelty.
| VIENNA, May 15.-Disaffection in
the Balkans has spread northward.
Serious anti-Hungarian excesses are
reported in Croati One dispatch re
ports that 500 rioters attacked rail
way station at Buchari. Troops sup
pressed the disorder. injuring and
arresting many in the fight
| WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Is
| l.
the Department of Agriculture that
| the foot and mouth disease has again
| broken out in the Argentine Repub-
lie and that Argentine has prohibited
| exportation OF animals from that
| country. Secretary Wilson has re
ceived word Of fresh outbreak OF
| the disease in herd located at
| Framingham, Mass. 1t was believed
| by the department officials that the
epidemic had been wiped ont in New
England Secretary Wilson said to-
day that he had contemplated lifting
the quarantine altogether from New
| England in fortnight, but that ac-
| tion must now be postponed indefite-
ly.
| BERLIN, May 15.-Robert Schne-
| ider, the noted tuberculosis expert
and the discover of the consumption
cure knows as "sanosin." will spend
the months of June. July, August and
September at the new st. AIMS sani-
tarium for consumpuives which is
soon to be opened at Chicago.
DIR. Schneider's consent to this ar
rangement has been secured by
George c. Magcs, secretary of the citi-
zens' committee that raised the pre-.
liminary funds for the building of
the santorium. During the months OF
DR. Schneider's stay at st AIMS he
Will treat free all the patients the
hospital can hold.
On Wednesday next at the meeting
of the Berlin Medical Society the de
tails of Schneider's discovery will be
made public for the first time. A
report on the cure will be read by
Professor Theodore Sommeriield
Berlin's most famous authority on
consumption. He viii! say that &C
per cent of all consumptives treated
by the Schneider method have beer
permanently cured. The cure is ad