Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-09-19
TELEoRAPHic NEWS

the work of another Italian who took
a shot at Dalla a few weeks ago. The
house In which Dalla was sleeping
was wrecked, the powder having been
placed under the corner. Dalla was
killed instantly, being horribly man
gled
The house adjoining was also bad
ly damaged. There was rivalry be-
tween the two men over the afYec-
tions OF a girl 1t is said that Dallas
rival came to town from the hills
yesterday and made the boast that
he would get his man this time
| The deed occurred about 4 o'clock
this morning Officers in all sur
rounding towns have been notified to
look out for the murderer.
| Dalla was saloon keeper
| The name OF the party believed to
he guilty OF the crime is Barney Fari
| Dalla was in Durango several days
ago in company with the woman over
whom the trouble occurred
| LATER R:-Fari was found at his
room by officers this morning and ar.
rested while in bed.
OGDBNSBURG. N Y, Sept. IS
Following heavy thunder storms last
night. heavy earthquake shocks were
felt here. Buildings trembled. The
shock WAS felt In other places.
| Great damage Is reported from
Brooklyn. where houses by the hum
dreds are flooded. sewers caved in
and miles of telephone wire blown
down and trolley lines put out OF com
mission At two o'clock today the
storm has greatly moderated but its
violence lasted for fourteen hours.
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Sept Is
A fierce storm RACES here today. the
heaviest rain fall ever registered by
local weather bureau being recorded
NORFOLK, Va, Sept 15.-The
storm played havoc with the oyster
boats. delaying the season two weeks.
They intended starting out today
| There is no news of any marine disns-
| ters.
WILMINGTON. Del Sept 15-
During the storm last night the tug.
Israel w. Durham, of Philadelphia,
sunk In the Delaware river. Eight
| were drowned. The barge In tow is
| ashore on the Jersey side. Only two
men were saved.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Sept 15.-The
| Ave Rock Island bandits have been
located south of Columbus Junction.
A special train wah made up at Mus.
catine and IL carrying a posse OF
| armed men after them. The bandits
we're found In a hay stack heavily
| armed.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Stockhold-
ers Of the Standard Oil Company to-
| day received checks for amounts rep
resenting per cent, Of their hold
| ings. this being the quarterly divi-
dend declared last month This makes
20 per cent. to be paid in dividends
so far this year. The capital stock of
the company amounts to 397, 800. 900
and the amount distributed today was
| $4.s75 900. Of which sum John d.
Rockefeller received $780, 900.
DENVER. Colo, Sept 15.-The full
ticket nominated by the Republicans
yesterday is:
Presidential electors: David H.
Moffat, of Denver; Percy s. Rider, OF
Dolores; Phillip B. Stewart. OF Ell
Paso: Simon Guggcnheim, of Denver
and John c. Osgood. Of Garfield.
For Congressman at Large: Frank
lin e. Brooks. Of El Paso.
For Governor-James H. Peabody,
For Lieut.. Governor-Jesse +. Nc
Donald, OF Lake county.
For Secretary OF State-James
Cowie. of Boulder
For Treasurer-John A. Holmberg,
Of Denver.
For Auditor-A. d. Bent, of Prowers
For Attorney General-N. g. Mil
Ter, Of La Plata.
| For Superintendent of Public In
struction-Katherine l.. Craig, OF
Jefferson.
| Congressman. First District-Robert
| w. Bonynge, OF Denver.
| Congressman Second District-H
NJ Hogg, OF San Miguel.
| For Regents OF the State Uniyersi-
| ty-Dr. Thomas ID. Baird, of Huerfano
and Harold ID. Thompson OF Teller.
ID. b. Farley was reelected chair
man OF the State Central Committee.
| OURAY, Colo, Sept. 15.-The Dem
ocratic primaries occur tonight and
there promises to be a warm time be-
tween the two factions. The straight
Democrats largely out-number the
Socialists and are sure OF winning
| out.
| NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-- Henry G..
Davis, nominee for Vice President on
the National Democratic ticket. WIN.
Sheehan. arrived at hotel Astor at
nine O'Clock this morning. They are
to hold a conference with Judge Par
ker. It is thought this will be the
most important meeting Of the cam
paign thus far held. Judge Parker ar
rived at nine thirty. accompanied by
Private Secretary McCusland.
KANSAS CITY. Kan, Sept. 15.-
Representative Burton, Of Ohio. is
here to investigate the causes OF the
flood IN the Kaw valley. Mr.. Burton
is chairman Of the House Committee
on rivers and harbors.
| RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 15.-It Ia
( reported that Carolina troops bound
from Manassas. compelled farmers
to kneel before them and lift their