Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-02
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Is a constitutional disease
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spot we may leel II our uuty Dy fOTci-
BILE action to call the attention of the
public to this matter"
Mr.. Fillingham led fights against
ritualistic services in several English
churches. He said last night:
If Bishop Potter does not heed my
letter | propose to return to this city
next February or March, and with the
help of friends shall begin a crusade
| against such services as | saw at st.
Mary's last Sunday.
Rev. Louis A. Lanpher is in charge
of st. Marys. He refused to read Mr..
Fillingham's letter We won't have
anything to do with him." he said.
We won't waste any comments on
what he says
DENVER, Colo. June 3O.--At nine
O'Clock this morning the dead body of
Mrs. Antoine Kenhan was found in an
old shack in Sixteenth street near the
viaduct, badly mutilated Mrs. Ken
han was an old Syrian woman, who
had been gagged, bound and left to die
in her little shack, where she suffered
for many hours and finally strangled
to death.
The old woman was the victim of
brutes, who, believing she had money,
tortured her and almost tore down the
house in their greed for gold
Three Syrians, a woman and two
men, have been arrested pending an
investigation. When the body was
discovered this morning a pitiable
spectacle presented itself.
The woman's feet were bound fast
with the, strands of rope, her hands
were twisted painfully behind her
back. and the bands We're drawn so
lightly that deep creases remained in
the flesh. Around her mouth. and
tied so tightly behind her neck that it
ultimately caused death, was the gag
made OF strips of a sheet The body
was fearfully swollen and discolored.
Neighbors say the murdered woman
was quiet and peaceable and lived
with her nephew, Selim Seamond.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 30.-'Jim
Mccain will show up" declared Sey-
mour harrington, the bogus English
today.
When he does I'll make the news
papers and others who called me a
murderer. sweat blood"
Despite the Identification of the bat
tered corpse by several persons, Bar
rington declared it was not McCanns, S,
and says he never himself identified
il. His words to this effect, were
forced by the "sweat-box" process.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 3d.
Fifty men from Larkinsville, H., this
morning shot down Sheriff ID. o. Aus
tin at the Jail of Scottboro, forty
miles from here, took, the keys and
led away Andy Higgs, a negro charged
with attempt to assault Alma Smith
OF Larkinsville. Sunday. Higgs has
probably been lynched.
OYSTER BAY, June 30,-President
Roosevelt has decided to attend the
iirst OF the International yacht races
in the yacht Sylph. After attending
10 letters this morning the president
played tennis with the children, and
afterwards took horseback ride.
Governor Hunt of Porto Rico, Sena-
tor Chester Long of Kansas, and for
mer Postmaster General Bissell We're
the presidents guests at lunch today
WASr..,u'TON, d. c., June 90
Leading members OF the diplomatic
corps. including the Italian. German.
French, Spanish and Chinese ambas-
sador. and ministers, are about to
make trip TO the far west, to study
commercial conditions They will
visit Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake. San
Francisco and the Puget Sound coun-
try.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jne 30.-The hear
ing in the application of Chauncey
Dewey and the two cowboys for bail
came to a sudden end today when the
attorney for the prisoners. dissatisfied
with the ruling of Commissioner Ham
ilton on the scope of the inq -iry, re-
fused to examine more witnesses.
The defense in the hearing brought
out the point that the slain members
The Supreme court will pass ON the
application for bail July 6.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 30
After today the poison squad of the
division of chemistry. of the depart
ment of agriculture, is to suspend OPP
erations until cool weather. DR.. Wi
ley, the chief clerk, who has been
feeding them upon meats and other
food products strongly dosed with
borax and boracic acid for the purpose
of discovering whether those preser-
vatives are injurious to health, has
collected data enough to satisfy him
self that he will be safe In drawing
conclusions on that subject.
When the investigation is resumed
in October, the twelve young men
composing the squad will drink bever-
ages charged with salicylic acid. That
Is the preservative put into wine, beer,
cider and other drinks liable To- quick
souring to keep them so the palate
will not refuse them.
The report to be written on the use
OF borax during the three months va
cation will probably be one of the
most interesting publications ever
made by the government.
RICHMOND. Ind, June 30.-Bar.
nard Quinn, aged 73, killed his son
James. aged 25. this morning. The
young man Cama hnmo intovtoata,J