Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-19
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TELEGRAPHic NEWS.


OF the Colorado & Southern, was found
dead this morning in room OF the
Y NJ. G. A. The affair is sArnude1 in
mystery and the coroner viii endeAv
or TO decide whether 1t was suicide or
heart failure
Rundcl was married and lives at
22lS Humboldt street He recently
EVANSVILLE, Ind. May lG-This
{ afternoon Samuel johnson entered suit
in the circuit court against John
/ krack, asking damages for $500 for
three hens that were drowned in an
excavation made by Krack.
CHICAGO. May I6.-Alonzo Brlstow
Of Bedford Ia. Informed the police
This morning that he had lost sl0.75O
In cash which he received from the
/ sale OF bunch of horses. The clever
thlef slashed the grip in which Brls.
tow carried the money, which enabled
him to put his hand in and extract the
two packages OF greenbacks
ST LOUIS. May i6s4-The total re.
turns at the worlds fair for the sec
nnd week showed an increase of So.
900 over the opening week. A total
! Of lNS,0O0 visited the grounds. but this
/ was nearly 10000 less than the second
| weeks attendance of the Chicago fair.
went to New York and upon his re.
luru did not 30 home but went to the
rooms of the y NJ c. a four days ago.
nd has been there ever since.
HAVANA. May 1G-The cruiser
Prairie arrived today from Guantan-
mo. The marines stationed there
have been Withdrawn in order to re
move any preteXt the Cubans might
nuyc for defeating the treaty establish
ng coallng station there.
PUEBLO. May l6.-The Pueblo &
Buel1h Valley railroad announced this
morning that it wauld extend It's line
10 Gunnison and tap the anthracite
coal beds there
DENVER, May 1G.-Up to noon no
clue has been obtained of the man
who murdered Lyte Gregory late Sat.
rlay night 1t was coldblooded as.
assination. He was on his way home
when number of men set upon him
'nd fired several bullets into his body
He iell dead riddlcd through and
through Gregory was detective,
mud represented the coal operators
His work was antagonistic to the IN.
Ions
Gregory had only arrived in town n
few hours when the assassination took
Place Organizer Wardjon. of the
Tui'cl Mine Workers OF America.
who WIS recently assaulted and beat.
en at Sargent, Colo. has claimed that
Gregory was one OF his assailants.
nIoodhownis wore used to trail the
murderer last night. but unsuccess-
gplly
PHILADELPHIA. May 1G.-Fire to-
lay threatened the historic house
where l}O years ago. Betsy Ross made
The first American nag This is the
ihlrd fire in two weeks. within Is
lcet OF the flag's birthplace
KANSAS CITY, May 1G.--John Bar
rick died today probably from the re.
suit Of nst blow on the Jaw truck
hy James carey In a rough-and.tumble
| light Carey has surrendered
| GALVESTON, Tex, May lG-Paul
! Clars1n prisoner in the county Jail
| has made restitution Of a valuable dia-
mond lie had swallowed it. confess
! ed took an emetic and threw it up
For this act he escaped prosecution.
LONDON. May l6-Lord Curzon,
7iccroy Of india. arrived in London
tms afternoon and was Immediately
granted an audience with King Ed.
ward
ST LOUIS. May l6.-The National
md International Good Roads asso-
/ citation convention began here in Mu-
BE Han today James Wilson. secre-
! airy Of agriculture. was among today's
peakors.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Marquis OF
Donnegal Is dead. He startled the so
al world Two years ago by marrying
! Violet Twining, pretty Wessesley
| college girl After he had reached the
1gc of 40. within a year he became
tho proud father of an heir
| WASHINGTON. May lG-The Pres
Ilent has appointed as consul at Puer-
10 Cabelle. Venezuela. jerome patter-
son, colored. Of Brooklyn. n. Y. He
is one OF the proprietors OF the New
! Yorl, Age
| FARGO. n. d. May l6.-With build
/ ings and houses hidden beneath the
flags and national colors of Norway
! and the streets thronged with men and
women attIred in the picturesque cos
fumes Of the same land. Fargo today
( has more the Appearance Of Norwe-
glau village than a thriving American
city. After weeks Of preparation the
! elaborate celebration planned for the
'soyenteenth OF May" which is the
! Norwegian national holiday. was ush-
cred in today and viii be concluded to-
morrow The chief feature Of The
opening day was the revival of an old
fashioned Norwegian wedding. includ-
ing the wedding procession, the cere-
uony and the time-honored merry
making in which the old Morse dances
and games prevailed.
F., Tomorrow. however, is TO be the big
day OF the festival. The chief event
naturally Will be the Bjornson "bauta"
! stone to be erected on the grounds OF
/ .he North Dakota Agricultural College.
. The monument Is gift from Erik
, Gnde. the Norwegian sculptor, who al
90 designed IL. II Is a rough monolith