Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-10


, BILE and even improper for Filipinos q
fold their arms and remain passive
when the best elements of American
society are working ardently in orde
hat the native land may maintain IL
independence" The government will
not interfere
MuSkOGEE, l. T., Oct. 6-BIll-
Fixcat, full-blooded Indian, shot an,
killed Jack Ellus and Walter Reidy
TWO white citizens, near Holdenville
T. while on drunken ramnage
Deputy L; S. marshals have gone I,
The scene of the murder
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The agents o
William Waldorf Astor. have this
week notified every one of his great
army of tenants that their rent has
been Increased from Ave to twent,
| per cent, The Astors claim this nee
ossary by the Increase of taxes. w. w
Astor has yearly Income OF nine
million dollars from his rents. His
New York realty is today assessed at
me hundred and eighty millions. His
annual tax Is million and three-qiar-
ers, having recently been Increased
wo hundred thousand dollars. The ex.
| american owns more tenement houses
| IN the east side OF New York than ali
| ,ther owners combined.
| ST JOSEPH, Mo, Oct Fire des.
| roy-tl the Tracy House In the stock
Yards district this morning. Four per
perhaps fatally burned.
The dead are; Lafe Frew, aged 55.
'peculator. James Dillingham;. aged
lS, commission merchant. c. F.. Nor.
on aged rs. employed at stock yards
Mrs. Anna Weston, aged "a. Gentry
'onniy Mo
Injured; Gilbert Weston, miner.
BADLY burned and may die. William
summers. yardman was burned
seriously. The railroad men discovered
he flames, which probably came from
range in the kitchen. The flames
were under such headway that the
iremen made no attempt to save the
building but gave their entire atten.
ion to rescuing the inmates, who
numbered 81 Flremen broke in the
ioors with axes, dragging out the half
conscious guests.
The loss Is about six thousand dol.
lars.
DENVER, Colo, Oct. Miss Hell
N Gould and her party who were to
,rrive In Denver this morning. did
iot reach here until this afternoon
She was met AT the depot by u commit
ee OF Y NJ c. A. officials.
The Gould party consists OF doz-
IN persons. Miss Gould's purpose is to
inspect the Railroads Young Mems
Christian Association She will re-
main in Denver until Sunday night.
Tomorrow afternoon she will visit
Fort Logan and will hold several re-
'eptions during the day. to which In
citation will be by card.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct Frank II
Hamilton. whose killing OF Leonard
lay In this city several years ago, at
tracted widespread attention, was re
'eased today from the saltwater pen
ltentiary. having served his sentence
II seven years less the usual allow
,nce for good behavior. At the time of
he tragedy Hamilton was a young
newspaper man of this city. Leonard
Day. his victim. was the son OF
wealthy Minnesota lumberman, now
lead. The killink took place In the bill
lard room OF leading hotel and 1t
vas said that young woman well
tnown socially was involved In the
rouble between the two men. Eviden-
e adduced al the trial. however,
ended to show that the killing was
he result Of drunken brawl more
Than anything else and was not pre-
neditated
II IL reported that Hamilton will
make his future home in New York.
position having been secured for
iim there by relatives.
OLEAN, N. Y, Oct. Mrs. Char
es w Fairbanks, wife OF the Repub-
lican presidential candidate. was
the principal speaker here today at
he exercises held In connection with
he dedication OF beautiful boulder
monument to the memory OF Adam
Hoops. and other revolutionary sol
Hers of Cattaraugus county. The
monument was erected by the Daugh-
ers OF the Revolution.
boNBCN, cCi. III ID TtpDTttu
his afternoon a serious relapse is
noted in the condition Of Lady Curzon.
Doctors hastened to Walmer Castle on
special train.
NEW YORK. Oct. 7-An automo-
bile containing nine people plunged
over an embankment at 1slst street
and Jerome ave. this morning. the ma
'hine lighting on the New York Cen
| tral tracks 30 feet below and imme-
iiately struck by train. The Chauffeur
was killed along with two of the four
women in the automobile The acct
dent was evidently caused owing to
the chauffeur being unable to change
| the course OF the machine which was
| running at the rate OF 25 miles an
I hour
NEW YORK, Oct. IA fearful ac-
| cident occurred this morning when
three persons were killed outright
and six fatally injured. An automobile
driven at the rate OF twenty-five miles
an hour being three seated touring
car and containing nine persons dash
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