Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-06-16

tomoblle, which was Just crossing the
track The accident was Witnessed
by hundreds of people.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Admiral
Chadwick notified the navy depart
ment from Morocco taday that tie
mission carrying the sultan's answer
to the demands of Raisuli, the bandit
chief. for The relief OF Perdicaris. the
kidnapped American. left yesterday.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Jane 13.-Simon
Scearce. a negro boy, was today sen
fenced by Police Judge Bailey to be
given a public whipping on the square
by his mother, which was Witnessed
by hundreds oil people. Scarce was
guilty Of striking n white boy. and the
judge believed whipping to be the best
form OF punishment.
SING SING, N. Y; June 13.--Albert
Keeping and Oscar Bergstrom We're
electroeuted here this morning, both
going to their death calmly and with
ont apparent fear Keeping murdered
John Marine IN quarrel and Berg
strom murdered his wife as the result
Of jealousy.
WASHINGTON. June IA call
has been issued by the comptroller of
the currency for reports as to the con
dition Of national banks up to the
close of business June ..
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Vice
President Conville Of the National AS
sociation nf Machuusts, raid today
that the question of calling out the
bOilermakers and blacAsmiths 20 aid
tho striking machirists Is now under
consideration nv their national Of
ncers. A strike order would AFFECT $40
bollermakers and 100 Dacksmlths en-
ployed on the system.
CENTRAL CITY. Colo June IA
The tria nf 4 n Galhralth charged
with the terrible murder OF his wife
and child last February, begins here
tomorrow at the June term of the dis
! fricr court
OTTAWA. Kan. June 13.-informa-
ton reaches here that Tom Sinclair,
who was charged with attempting to
murder Marshal Silled here last year,
ia under arrest AZ Fptt Scott Sin
| clair Is one of the men who was in
iured in the dynamite plot against
nonlnionists al Independence, Colo.
He had come home TO Kansas to recu-
perate.
NEW YORK. June 13.-The World
today announces thar an immense min
ing combination with John ID. HOeke-
reler at the head. is being formed.
The capital Of the merged companies
viii be 81. 500 600 900 and viii control
the mineral output Of the United
States. Senator Clark's Arizona and
Montana properties and the principal
mining properties Of Colorado, Utah
and California are included.
NEW YORK. June ban indie:
ment charging first degree murder was
returned today against Mrs. Nan Pat
Jerson by the grand jury wtioh 'nves-
tigated the death Of Caesar Young.
who came 10 his death from n bullet
wound white arriving in cab with the
woman Tho coroner's jury concluded
It's testimony this morning, finding
simply that YOUNG came 10 his dea n
rs the result of pistol shot.
Mrs Patterson is the divorced wife
OF Leon Martin cashier Of the Hotel
Collinwood in New York. He said this
morning: 81 am very sorry indeed
that Nan is endinG her career in .his
terrible manner; although she is no
| longer my wife. We partei three
years ago in a friendly manner, and
gave back one to the other our pho
tugraphs and presents ! cant believe
the girl shot the man, although she
is an emotional creature, bnt is not
vicious and il intensely afraid of fire
arms. have known Nan since she
was six years old. She was my play
mate Her family lived near line
and was an exceedingly good one ana
are prominent in Washington today.
Her father was supervising architect
of the United States and her uncle
United States senator from New
Hampshire The trouble with Nan is
she is too lively and too fond of pleas
ure
BRUSH. Colo, June 13,-This vicin-
lily was visited by n hail and rain storm
yesterday afternoon and last night.
with hail stones having a diameter Of
from two to three inches. The ground
Is now covered with several inches of
mud Il Is estimated that the damage
will reach 500 900.
PUEBLO June l3.-Last night 800
more men were added to the working
force OF the steel works, and this
morning two hundred additional men
went to work There are nearly 5000
men busy Coke is arriving in much
larger quantities. and the management
expects to have the entire great plant
in operation this month
EVERETT Wash, June 13.-Thos
Dowley. fireman OF an express train.
was caught under the engine in a
wreck Every efror. was made by the
train crew, passengers and people Of
Monroa TO rcmove him. but they could
not list the lO0-ton engine that held
him down, The poor man suffered for
hours "l will have to die here, then"
he said, you can't get me out" He
was he calmest OF the crowd and pray.
ed lor his wife and child just before
his death penciling a note to his wife
and baby In Seattle, after which he
mu1p his viii Tbau vurrnuudad nv