Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-05

ed and that services rendered and
compensation received by Burton
was in vain OF statutes and that the
| ST Louis court had Jurisdiction
Word comes from Bayfield, at 3.SC
this afternoon that Harry Pearson
was accidentally shot and killed by
DR.. A. w Robbins during a target
practice All efforts at telephone com.
munication with Bayfield, since the
report reached town have fniled aud
TO particulars could be learned
| Mr. Pearson is II ranchman living
| about four miles above Bayfield, A
nephew of his. n young man. is a
| clerk In Whites grocery store in Du-
range.
TELLURIDE. Colo. Dec. 2.-on
| train leaving here al few minutes TO
ten this morning for Denver another
bunch OF miners were deported. They
numbered eight men, who were ar.
rested yesterday afternoon by Act.
| ing city Marshal Geycr and deputies.
were locked up in the jail over night.
and this morning marched to the train
1 Ph' 'h 'li' ''tR anu Aplh w hftD Rp-
| ing until they were out of the county.
| Three other miners are still held in
| he city Jail The bunch is said to be
| men once deported who returned re
| Gently.
TELLURIDE, Colo. Dec. 2-Thc
| men sent ont from here this morning
were vags They had been hanging
l around 10, .f.,
had no visible means of support and
would not work. and the marshal
treated them as vags. sending them
| out this morning and telling to keep
going There was no excitement about
the annir, apd very few people knew
OF the affair AT the time the men
were sent out, Your correspondent
| does not know whether the men had
previously been dcported or not They
were merely treated as vags in any
town or city are treated
IlEGLER, Ill, Dec From II
until this morning. Intermittent iir
ing continued between officers and
striking miners or sympathizers Dep
uty Federal Marshal took hand in
''piN lHbs S'hitnllBHlN were turned
on and machine guns put into action
Officers then attempted to sally forth
but the searchlights exposed them to
heir opponents. which caused them
10 withdraw II is believed martial
law will he declared today.
CHICAGO, III. Dec Mrs. j. IL.
Gilbert the widely known venerable
actress, was stricken with apoplexy
IN her room at the sherman house to.
| lay and her condition is critical. Mrs.
Gilbert was making n final tour OF
he country. playing Granny
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.--The largest
number of steerage passengers ever
leaving the port, went out on the
| steamship Republic. carrying 2,175
7teerage passengers The previous
record was 2.ll6
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Dec.
The fire department was called
today to the home of Mrs Alice Greg
| ofy on Weber St, for the second time
within a week 10 extinsuish fire.
| undoubtedly of incendiary origin. The
house was set afire in three different
places in the basement and was burn
| ing in each OF these when the depart.
ment arrived, Mrs Gregory says both
| attempts were cold blooded endeav.
ors to cremate her while she slept.
but is at a loss to know who is the
perpetrator Of attempt.
| Mrs. Gilbert is SO years old. Since
the age of % she has been engaged in
portraying old woman characters.
| TANGIERS, Dec. 2.-Tribesmen at.
tempted to repeat the Perdicadis
kidnapping here. making Walter Har-
ris. correspondent OF the London
Times. their objective. They killed
one guard but fed without hurry
fearing the troops
| CHICAGO. III. Dec. Fire proof
cars which were today installed on
the elevated road are the first to be
used in this country The cars have
chemicals and are said to be fire
| proof. Fire was started in one of them
and extinguished in two minutes.
| CHICAGO. H.. Dec. 1.-The first
snow of the season fell here today.
| The snow storm DELAYED traffic on
several railroads. Nebraska is swept
by cold wave today Des Moines re.
| ports showing throughout Iowa
| Kansas City experienced severe
drop In temperature.
BuENos AYRES. Dec. 2.-Revolu.
tionists in Paraguay have captured
the second largest city in the coun
try and the government n in consid
cradle straits
| CHICAGO. H.. Dec. Peter Mis-
son the man who started TO cross
Lake Michigan in canvass ball
which he named the Fool Killer
No 3, was found dead in his strange
craft on the beach near Stevensville
Mich, yesterday He had the appear
ance of having frozen to death
LBAVENWORTH. Kan Dec. o.
Fred Wittrock a, who perpetrated
the most daring successful train rob
berry fifteen years ago. is dead here
Wittrock, after working his way in
TO the good graces of the express mes
sengers of the Iron Mountain. one
night overpowered messenger fifty
| miles from St Louis, seized $25 OOC