Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-24

machine. may have drowned himself
in the canal near Joliet, The canal is
being searched. The theory Of two
murders is caused by the statement
that John Hennes a farmer, this
morning says he saw Bate and two
people in the rear seat Of the machine
engaged in three-cornered fight,
and heard two shots Two miles fur
ther along. according to the testimony
John Seller. stephen S. Conner. and
Peter Newhousce heard two more
shots fired. which they believed kill
ed Bat
OMAHA, Neb Nov. 22-The police
have no clue to the perpetrator of the
dynamite outrage committed early
this morning. at the residence of El-
mer Thomas. attorney for the Civic
Federation. Thomas was awakened by
light on his porch and started to eX.
tinguish what he thought was fire,
Before he could reach the object,
which was burning fuse on bomb
terrific explosion occurred which
destroyed the entife front of the res
idence Thomas was not seriously in
jured. Thomas has been active in en-
forcing midnight and Sunday closing
laws. and has been after Chief of Po-
| lice Donohue and took hand in the
prosecution of Tom Dennison. charg-
ed with participation In the Pollock
| 81 5 900 diamond robbery in Iowa.
| PITTSBURG. Pa, Nov. 22-The
nft ha tn Of
ess of Yarmouth filed here by the FL
deity company has caused sensa-
| ton among the financial people famil.
lar with the Thaw estate Her income
is now less by quarter of a million
than what is was the day she married
the Earl of Yarmouth. which indicates
| that she paid to him in cash two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars which
he demanded at the altar and which Il
is supposed the family gave up.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Nov.
22-The body of Riddle, the miner
was shipped this morning TO his home
at Rock Springs, Wyo. No inquest was
held as 1t is clear death was the re
sl..- of an accident Riddles body was
found on Cheyenne mountain fearful.
| ly mutilated. Murder and robbery
were first thought to be involved, but
there We're found on Riddle seventy
dollars in money and checks for over
two thousand more The old miner
had strayed about the mountain met
with an accident and not getting back
to aid had died from starvation or
the attack of wild animals. His son
from Rock Springs fully identified the
remains
DENVER. Colo, Nov. 22-This
morning, John Mahran, who, it is
said. is Llewellyn the much wanted
murderer of Policeman Grifith and
Clifford was photographed much
against his will He denies that he
is the person wanted, and the men
who are to identify him will be given
an opportunity today or tomorrow tc
see him.
MEXICO. Nov 22-Thomas Spurs
a negro early today shot and fatally
wounded jamie Burks and crowd oI
negroes then attacked Spurs and bea
, him to death with stones.
, CINCINNATI, O., Nov 22.-Byror
; Douglas. vaudeville star at the Col
umbia theatre this week was de
scended upon late today by Consta
, bles Roth and Ottle from Squire Roe
: bling's court court. who attached no
only his salary and the paraphernalii
for his vaudevilled skit, but also bi
personal belongings and apparel a
the Burnet house. The suit from whicl
: the attachment results is for a s25
fee claimed by Attorneys Clore. Dich
) erson and Clayton for legal services Il
) Douglass divorce suit. Douglas el
= pressed great Indignation and declare
: he will remain over till next wee
> in Cincinnati to fight the case.
: BENTON. H. Nov 22.-About
; hundred shots were fred into Letter
= stockade surrounding the coal min
b at Zeigler early today. II is reporte
s that deputy Federal Marshal. Howe
; and several non-union miners wer
d killed. Sheriff Stein with larg
+ posse has gone to the scene. All con
s munication with Zeigler is broken
BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 22.-Paper
/. in a suit for three hundred and fft
e thousand dollars were served O
/ Thomas Lawson, MS result OF n
h disclosures OF "Frenzied Finance
4 New York parties are the plaintin
II Futher litigation is threatened. Lay
r son say; he welcomes the suits, sa
IS ing they will AFFORD the opportunity
l. expose some "UnJalled Criminals
!, Lawson's remarks about allied bri
D. cry of Boston officials are likely
n cause action by the citizens for II
Il purpose of aiding him.
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