Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-02
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.


MADRID. June 29--Fourteen dead
bodies and over nifty badly injured
p"rsons have been recovered from the
wreck OF the overturned Bilboa train
a. NcJcrilla river. The damage done
hy the wreck is inestimabie but 1t is
said that from over three hundred
passengers only hve escaped unin-
jnred- Forty were killed outright
ana sixty badly injured many of
whom VIII die from wounds received
On leaving the track the train fell
MY feet. piling up the locomotive
coaches and baggage cars in mass OF
wreckage and wood
LootinS was commenced by unprin-
cipled persons. but the first one
caught narrowly escaped lynching.
,ard II is believed his fate viii pre-.
vept other scoundrels from robbine
ths bodies.
yany bodies were Immediately car
~ 4 down stream and consequently
freFer VIII be recovered, making an
N,ct estimate OF casualties impossi-
hlc.
MAuCH CHUNK. Pa. June 2g-
Jack O'Brlen Of Philadelphia and Jack
Bonner of Summit Hill are scheduled
to meet in the ring here tonight be.
fore the Carbon County Athletic club
and the result is awaited with consid.
ersble interest in sporting circles. The
conditions of the bout are ten rounds
al the middleweight limit
PlTTSBuRG. Pa. June 29.-The
stockholders of the Pittsburg a Lake
Erie railroad are in session here today
for the purpose of voting on the prop
osiiion of the directors 10 increase the
capital stock from 5000 600 10 sl0,-
00n 600. The proceeds are 10 he used
10 pay the expenses of recent pur-
chGscs of new equipment and of i'm
provemcnts to the roadbed
LONDON. June 29-A conference
of various boards of guardians was
held today for the purpose of discuss.
ing the ldyisability of sending a large
.ulCr of the children under their
care 10 Canada, Mr. W G.. r. Pres
ton the Dominion immigration agent.
addressed the meeting and explained
the advantages offered by the Domin.
ion TO Immigrants of good class.
KEEL. June 29.--In the contests for
ships boats this morning the kaiser
personally took charge of the Hohen-
zOliern's boat and handled II skilfully
He previously had conducted expert
mepts with submarines, tested torpe-
docs and compared electric and steam
launches He also examined machn.
cry tn tl.e shipbuildine yards
NEW YORK. June 20 Colonel
Robert Ammon. lawyer for Miller
known as the five hundred per cent"
man" owing to his connection with
the Franklin getrichquick syndicate.
was today sentenced To not under
four and not over four and one-half
years in Sing Sing Ammon was con
victcd of receiving stolen goods
NEW YORK, June 29-A T. Smith
and j. T. Bradtield. respectively. have
been appointed general manager and
general superintendent of the New
Yurg Central and Hudson River rail
road.
NEW YORK, June 29--The Build
ing Trades union is anticipating an i'm
portant move toward peace between
warning employees and employers In
this city. II is rumored that most of
the large building concerns have al
ready signed an agreement which will
result In the men returning to work
TRINIDAD. Colo, June| 2g.-The
horribly mutilated body OF an un-
known Mexican woman was found In
deserted adobe shack here late last
Hiight The police have reason to be
licvc thar the woman was deliberately
murdered for some unknown reason.
LOWELL. Mass. June 29-Joseph
-siont. late last night. shot and dan
Refuusly wounded Georginna Goddu
- young woman OF this place, and DIR
Adelaide Payelte, and then escaped
Lamont was in loye with the sister of
Miss Goddu but incurred the dislike of
the elder sister. who attempted to
prevail upon him to leave their home
whore he was calling upon his sweet
heaft.
PITTSBURG, Pa. June 29.--ln n