Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-09-29
note of the address.


sacre of non-unionists, is discredited
by Sheriff Bell, of Cripple Creek. He
flew into a rage when informed of
Bells view today. BELL intimates
am liar. does he" Romaine roared
We'll there are plenty OF other liars"
Then Romaine cursed everything and
everybody, He will probably be tried
here on the charge of burglary.
WORCESTER. Mass, Sept. 27.-
This afternoon Senator Hoar is very
low and fluttering between life and
death. The end seems now question
of a few hours.
Senator Hoar remains unconscious
and unable to swallow.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. 27.-
Prof Manning. sixty years old, teach.
er of German in the high school. went
into station and telephoned for the
police patrol wagon to come to the
place. He then went outside and shot
himself dead. When the wagon reach
ed the place the body was found. No
cause for the suicide is known.
COMO, Colo. Sept. 27.-A remark
the Almaden mine is reported today.
August Johnson was found uncon-
scious eight hundred feet In the tun-
mel. He was brought out but quickly
revived and returned Mt once to the
work of repairing timbers The body
of Guy Miller was brought to Como by
wagon His widow and four children
are now on their way from Kansas to
visit the father and are doubtless un-
aware of the tragedy.
NEW YORK. Sept FIT Is I'M
derstood here that Hartman has not
only bought a large interest in the
Santa Fe, but joins In the big pool of
English Hebrews, which, during tho
last three years has bought an immen-
Sc block of Atchison common stock,
sufficient to constitute control The
nominal head of the English clique
Is a prominent and titled Hebrew
closely associated with Rothschild
II is believed that Harriman's aims
to control the leading continental
lines will be realized.
BIG TIMBER, Mont. Sept. 27.-
Fairbanks arrived here at $50 Rainy
weather is responsible for not pre-
sentlng a big demonstration. He con
fined his speech chiefly to protection
as effecting sheep raisers. There will
be meetings today at Livingston. Bo-
zeman, White Hall, and Anconda
WASHINGTON. Sept 27.-The De
partment of Justice, at the request of
tho hnnn ri today In a
ed the district attorney Tor Massa-
chusetts to take immediate steps
toward setting aside the judgment of
Judge Philips ct al. in finding Secy.
Guernsey of the British Embassy. for
contempt in refusing to plead guilty
TO the charge of scorching
BOSTON, Sept. 27.-Governor Bales
received from the War Department a
request to secure prompt redress,
ample reparation and apology for Sec
retary Gurnsey. OF the English En-
bassy.
BOSTON. Sept. 27.-Lieutenant
Governor Guile, acting governor in the
absence of Governor Bales. received
dispatches today from Washington
repeating the fining of Secretary
Guernsey of ihe British embassy by
Judge Philips, Governor Guile at noon
sent dispatch to Washington say
ing Immediate action will be taken
investigation already started" Judge
Phelps fined Mr.. Guernsey for fast
automobile riding and for contempt
- In, fuf In, to
Both these fines will be remitted be
cause International law requires that
foreign legations are exempt from
arrest or punishment
CHICAGO, Sept 27.-George b.
McCutcheon. cartoonlst, author and
playwright, was married last night to
Mrs. Fay, of Highland Park The
Europe.
LONDON. Sept. 27.-The British
torpedo destroyer Chamois was lost
OFF the shores of Greece today. All on
board were saved. The Chamois was
conducting speed trials off Cape Pa
pas when the propeller blade broke
and penetrated the hull causing the
DDdt 10 Sink dlUlOSt instantly. MObt Ol
OF the crew were injured.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. FL
The Ledger says a contribution of
half million dollars has been made
to the University of Pennsylvania
without restrictions. The identity of
the donor will be announced later
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 27.--The be
lated spell of very hot weather contin-
ues. The mercury reached ninety in
some street mometors this after
noon. Considerable suffering was caus-
ed especially in schools. 1t is the first
real hot weather Of the season.
DIES MONIES, To-, Sept. 27.-Three
children of Charles Bond, ranging
from ten to fourteen. were cremated
in the family residence near Macy last
night. The lamp exploded. enveloping
the bed in flames before the children
awakened
ROCHESTER,. N, Y, Sept. 27.-Mrs.
Newman Erb, wife of the vice presi-
dent of the Pierre Marquett, and two
others. are in a very serious condition
today as the result of collision of the
New York Central yesterday morning.
Twenty-six other passengers were