Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-01
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 2s.-
Company C.. Fourth Illinois Infantry
was ordered to Zeigler today to as
sist in protecting Joe Letters mine
property. An appeal was made by
Sheriff Stein. Spasmodic firing from
ambush marked last nights vigil
Several bullets were fired into the
pumping station. Captain Satterfield
is commanding troops now there
Someone also shot at Letter himself
at Zeigler today
MEX YORK, Nov. 2S.-A sensation
was created here today by beginning
suit by Herman ID. Newton, of Bos
ton, against Mrs. Cassie Chadwick, OF
Cleveland. for two hundred thousanC
dollars for money loaned. Mrs. Chad
wick is the wife of a Cleveland physi.
clan. She met the capitalist and told
him she had five million dollars in
bonds in the Banking House of Cleve-
land, and she prevailed upon him to
lend her s19S,0O0.
OBERLIN, Ohio, Nov 2S.-This
morning the Citizens National bank
of this place closed its doors and was
put in charge of the National bank
examiner. The Institution had been
lending money in large amounts to
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick. of Cleveland.
and her notes of very large sums are
all the collateral they have An inves-
tgation is in progress. Mrs. Chad
wick is handsome woman and has
4 very charming manner with men
but Is not very much of financier
except to get what she wants
NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-The jury in
the Nan Patterson case was dischars
ted today on account of illness of Ju-
ror Dressler. A new panel will be call
ed December 5, Meanwhile the defend.
ant remains in the Tombs.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 2S-1ne
authorities at Trebizond have receiv-
ed orders from the porte to cease in
terfering with the sale of American
Bibles by missionaries and to restore
those that have been seized.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 2S.-
The Presidential train passed through
here at a. m. The President had not
arisen. There was do demonstration.
GENEVA, Nov. 2S.-Through the
referendum the Swiss people have
just approved the principle of elec-
tion of judges by popular vote.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2S.-A
committee of six appointed by the
meeting of Zemstovs to present their
program to the Gar, were not allowed
to see the monarch. The committee
intends to suggest the formation of a
constitutional government.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 2s.-The onl!
untoward feature OF President Roose,
velt's visit here was an effort OF a
woman crank to force her way into
the presence of the executive She was
arrested by secret service men and
this morning Is in jail. 1t appears
that last night the President was al
the residence of William H. Thomp-
son, when Miss Mary Herndla, glass
painter from Munich. Germany. claim
ing to have a studio in Milwaukee
tried TO force her way to the house
!. for the expressed purpose OF painting
a picture of the President. She was
promptly taken in charge by the de-
tectiyes.
The woman is rs years old, well
dressed and gives evidence Of much
refinement. When the detectives seiz
I'd the woman and lead her down the
btairs she became boisterous and had
to be locked up in Jail. Shortly before
the Presidential train left the exposi
ton grounds last night a woman lead
ing Texas steer with horns showing
a spread Of four feet approached the
Presidents car. She wanted to have
a chat with Roosevelt She proved u
be the magnetic woman, who possess
es peculiar power of preventing any
body, however strong, Of raising hei
from the ground when she would sit