Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-17
,rsey and New York are subject to


to safety al the height OF the gale II
a small steam launch manned by vo
unteer harbor police. The rescue wa
effected after a police patrol boa
made five unsuccessful attempts.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Six mel
lost their lives in New York bay dur
ing the gale here today and four NOR
were drowned of the coast OF Massa
chusetts. Reports from the Virgini;
coast tell of fearful wrecking. Th
cyclone has abated.
CHICAGO. III, Nov. 14.-wire
east of Pittsburg are being storm
bound. No communications early to
day between Chicago and New Yori
stock exchanges. The foreign cable
are also missing
CLEVELAND. o.. Nov, l4,-It II
feared many vessels were wrecked b,
the storm on lake Erie, No reports
are received yet owing to pros;ratior
OF the wires. Vessels which weather
cedented severeness.
| BOSTON Mass. Nov. 14.-Tht
| hurricane which has prevailed her,
| for twentyfour hours is decreasing
It's maximum velocity here was fifty
| miles an hour. AT Block Island there
was an eighty mile gale.
At Portland. Maine, the wind with
piete destruction of telephone and tel
graph wires.
FALL RIVER. Mass, Nov 1.-THE
lttempt by manufacturers to reopen
he cotton mills today resulted in
allure. Only few operatives showed
ip.
MEEKER, Colo. Nov. 1.-THE an
NAL Ute invasion for the purpose OF
illing deer for their hides has taken
ilace but without serious results.
rhe police have succeeded herding the
.ndians back to their reservation in
utah.
MANILA Nov. 14.-Nine scouts OF
the Thirty-eighth company and one
American hospital corps man were
illed by natives on the east coast
If Samar
NEW YORK, Nov. l4-Foy the pur
pose of acquiring information as ba-
sis for legislation. members of the
House committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce sailed on the
transport Sumner today for Colon and
will spend two weeks or so in the
Panama canal zone. The members
he committee are accompanied by
heir wives, by other representatives
md several senator's
hing is in readiness for the opening
lere tomorrow of the twelfth Nation
Al Irrigation Congress. Provisions has
Deen made on an elaborate scale for
he entertainment of the delegates
who are arriving in large numbers
rom every section of the county.
Tampa, Fla, Nov. 1.-THE opening
lay of the South Florida Fair and
midwinter Exposition has arrived ana
The city is crowded with stranger
rom many parts of the country The
exposition is the largest and most
representative affair of its kind that
has ever been seen in this section
1t comprises comprehensive dis
)lay of the agricultural, horticultural
md resources of Florida.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 14.-President
Winchell of the Rock Island wa.
asked here today about the story
hat all railroads in the country are
o be combined in five groups under
)ne ownership, dominated by the
standard Oil. Winchell laughed al
he suggestion, Il admit it was good
sunday story" he said.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.-Con
gressman Babcock, of Winconsin. pre-
licts Roosevelt will call session ol
Congress- after March ith, to revise
tariff schedules.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov 14.-The
air management will wipe out the
lebt to the government tomorrow by
paying one hundred and ninety odd
thousand dollars.
lola, Kan, Nov. l4.-Chas. Green
single, aged %. was found dead in
he Honbr lodging house today with a
bullet in his forehead. Mrs. Joe. Hon
or. proprietress, was badly injured
about the face by acid being thrown
ipon her Her husband is travelling
nan and went away yesterday. The
iffair is a mystery.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. IA
;eneral approval is given by the Rus
sian press to the announcement that
he czar favors the plan for double
racking the Siberian railway.
LEAVENWORTH Kan, Nov. IA
The funeral of Colonel d. r. Anthony
was held this afternoon Rev. Page. OF
he Presbyterian church. preached the
sermon. His siters Susan b. and Mary
lrived yesteday. In accordance with
The Coloners wish no crepe was dis
played anywhere.
TOLEDO, Ohio. Nov 14.-Roy
knabcnschue, aeronaut, proposes to
'ail Baldwin's airship over and under
Brooklyn bridge next spring, after
,racticing in California III winter.
CHICAGO. Ill. Nov. 1.-THE In
ierstate Commerce commission today
ook up the complaint Of the Texas
Cattle Raisers association against
Various railroads handling large live
stock shipments Cattlemen complain
Of unjust and excessive rates. The de
taubante ara tho Santa Ee RncL IL.