Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19
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police of having sold poison 10 scores
II people Who wished 10 put persons
to death. Thirty-four bodies are to be
exiumed a, once, SIS ii is believed they
were murdered.
One hundred dollars Is alleged to
have been paid the herb doctor fof
poison. and seventy letters of Inc
most discriminating character from
women have been found In the herb
doctor's house.
When The negro. who Is known NJ
"Dr. George Hose would sell the
poison, he gave in.st instructions.
First give dose OF the poison, and
then send for doctor lie gives ibr
ailmcnt big name. Give another
dose then, but stop after that, and let
the doctor think he Is treating the pa
dent properly Then after awhile be
gin again and don't siop until death
taies place The doctor viii make
out \ certificate. the coroner is never
notified and he knows nothing about
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H,sey is locked up IN iall today AZ
accessory TO the murder of William
4; Danscc, who's. widow IL charged
With having administered 10 her bus
t,and slow poison furnished by the ne
gro.
The records of TIE buroan OF hosiih h
,how hat lIosey Issued death ccriii
Gates over hin own signature and ,bo
authorities are doing their utmost 10
discover how and from whom iioHey
obtained the blank form.
DENVER, Colo March ia form
nj order was issued this morning To
withdraw the troops who have been on
guard shou, the boycottcd mills 81
Colorado CITY since March ith. The
ramp will be broien tomorrow morn.
ing aud The soldiers return to Denver.
This is the result Of the conicrsnc"
Saturday and Sunday with Governor
Peabody. and which ended IN the sat
Element Of The trouble At IN. Portland
and Telluride mills. the owners rccog
nlxine the union.
The Standard mill IL stiil under IN"
ban AMI no settlement In Ia lee made.
II was sim hoped this morning that
tVHfiHibE WV wv h'bf ~ H'fffN W.
that establishment tomorrow
President Moy.r left for Cripple
Greek this morning to discuss matters
there
HAVANA. March iG Secretary Of
the Navy Moody today officially and
personally thanked The crc~ al the
United States steamship Dolphin, who
yesterday displayed remarkable berc'
ism squall Of terrific violence
suddenly came upon the barbo3 and
three small boats were oul IN the
midst of The storm, Realizing their
peril Commander siouey called foi
volunteers 10 gu tu their rencuo, All
of tho Americans responded. boats
were manned and DOZEN cubans
we're saved FIVE were drowned, The
British ships In the harhor did moth.
Ing
KANkAKEE. M. March i6 6-fiyn
miners were killed a, the tnrdir mine
SUNDAY evening BY The second nro
damp explosion Two were IN The
iulnc and three In The sbat Two 9th.
er mlnora escaped.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 10 The
Mississlpri ~ rising nj y rapid rate.
The Kaug. shows gsl feet. sis f.v'
over the danger lin. and sg inches
above III. highest ~nt.r mark on rec
,rd. The rise dnrlaE the nigh, was
seven inches. and since saturday
morning thirty inches Another rise
IN due here "Wednesday
The strain up the ~ Francis lovoe
above the city iH tremendous. II will
hc miracle II tho ley-c- bold e,
Holly Bush. ARK. wh-te SDo men are
working night and day
III. water has commenced Ia run
nycr the ier"e and is heing held in
check only b, ssbdbags al Marion,
eight miles above the city Nearly
iyc miles of The yazoo a Mississippi
track IN under water
NEW ORLEANS. La March id,-
The city levees ARE suli holding
Endniey evoo burst this morning ana
hundred square miles of land IL
Hooded The sun IL shining today ior
ihc FIRST I'm. la ten DAYS Tho gov.
ernor today stopped all river iroiiic
m the wash from the boats cndangor'
sd the leveos Al trains inso the city
are late
WASHINGTON, ~ G, March id.--
The First National Rank Of. jackson.
VILE. Fla, was closed indnY by IN"
comptroller OF the currcnc,
WASHINGTON. u, C.. March 10
The railroad Interests ar" doing their
utmost to defeat ibe Panama canal
treat, They openly brag that the
treaty will not bo raiifi-d when IL
comes 10 vote. and they claim
they have enough Dcmocratie votes
secured 10 XIII the treaty 10 conncc'
lion with si> or eigh, Republican
votes
The anli.oanal lobby IL headed b.,
men in the employ of the southern Pa
clhc and Union Pacific railways and
Gould and Hartman interests The
Republican majority are coniident
thoy can prevent the adoption of any
amendments, as a majority of votes
decides such questions. but iwoihirds
Is necessary to rRtify the treaty.
II the Democratic caucus agrees
upon united opposition to the treaty
Ia lis caucus today, the treaty VIII
fail II is believed, however. that in