Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-18

ument IS openly attributed TO Cleve'
lands recent interview on Judge Par
ker
WASHINGTON. April 1.-Two of
the Roosevelt boys are suffering from
an attack of mumps. Mrs. Roosevelt
has just returned from Groton, Mass.
with Theodore, 'Jr,. and Kermit. The
boys faces are badly swollen. They
until their recovery.
TELLURIDE. April 1i.-Secretary
Forbes Of the Miners union was given
his freedom this morning and on his
own account left the town accompani-
ed by his wife, evidently for good.
WASHINGTON. April 14.-The
wife of Senator McComas OF Maryland
died today. She has been an invalid
| for the past two years
TELLURIDE. April 1.-THE wife of
Major F. +. Adams was found dead
this morning under distressing circum.
! stances. She has been III since Fri
day last but not considered dangerous
| at all, Just before midnight last
night the attending physician visited
the patient and found her doing nice
y. Her son said he would remain up
Ybut Mrs. Adams said she would rest
better alone. The husband was sleep
ing in an adjoining cottage. When
he went to the house this morning for
| breakfast he went to his wife's room
| and found 1t vacant. The house was
| searched but no clue as to her where
abouts Assistance was called In and
At $3.50 the son found the woman a
few hundred yards up what Is known
ls Cornett creek leading out OF the
ed. She was dead. 1t Is thought Mrs.
Adams was despondent and demented
over Imaginary troubles.
KANSAS CITY. April 1.-THE po-
lice have complete control of the stu
alton today. The negroes are keeping
on the streets. The closing of the
high school on account OF the race
feeling will be ratified tonight by the
board of education
The police claim they have discov-
cred the existence Of secret negro
quasl-miltary organization having 10
Springfield rifles. 1t was this band,
they say, which kept the white people
away from the county Jail Tuesday
night Riot guns are now kept at po-
lice headquarters.
NORTON. Kans.. April 14.-G. L.
Lecount. one of the jurors who acquit.
Ted Chauncey Dewey and the cowboys
who We're charged with the murder
If Burchard Berry has been adjudged
insane. Illness combined with the
strain of the trial and the subsequent
hanging Of the jurors in efligy and re.
ceipt Of threatening letters caused the
collapse
TOPEKA, Kans., April 14.-C. p
and Chauncey Dewey. millionalres, 1t
Is said. will plead guilty this afternoon
10 Illegal fencing of government lands
Their sentence is expected to be light.
CENTRAL CITY, April l5.-Early
his morning a mob numbering about
250 men gathered on the streets here
and marched to the Jail where they
made a demand for the person Of Azel
d. Galbraith. who was yesterday
brought from Denver for the murder
ing of his wife and son.
Sheriff Cody and Deputy Williams.
with rifles in their arms stood on tho
stone steps In front OF the Jail and
said they would kill the first man who
tried to get the prisoner. After CON
siderable parley the mob dispersed
II Is believed another effort viii be
made to get Galbraith. as public feel.
ing against him is very bitter.
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Azel d Galbraith, the self-confessed
double murderer. was arraigned be
fore Justice OF the Peace Thomas
Hooper at 1870 today and charged
with the murder of his wife and son
In two different complaints After
Assistant District Attorney Miles read
both complaints, Galbraith stated. ito
he best of my knowledge | am gull
~" The murderer was then remand
ed TO the county Jail and bound over
TO the June term OF the district court.
over 500 spectators had assembled
in the streets or in the court room and
about the court building, and there
was an angry murmurlng heard at all
times, although no word demonstration
was heard
Galbralth was brought into the
court room without handouts and mp
peared very nervous. The entire pro-
ceeding did not consume over 10 min
utes.
II Is not now believed another ef-
| fort will be made to obtain the person
of Galbralth to administer speedy JUS
tice as Sheriff Cody made It apparent
last night that he would resist any eff
forts to secure the prisoner.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-Will
Judge Parker change his mind and
iell the country his views on the ques-
lions OF the day before the meeting OF
the St Louis convention There is
| just now a renewal OF the demand
that the Judge speak out. This de-
mand is, heard from the lips of proml.
nept DemOcrats-senators, represent
atlyes and others. II Is voiced by
| Chairman Jones of the Democratic ma
| tional committee, who has Just come
back from the west. and who tells his
friends that unless Judge Parker de-
| fines his Views before the convention