Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-15

are falling. There is feeling of gen.
eral alarm that prices will go much
| lower. Thomas Lawsons bulletins are
much in evidence and as he predicted
Saturday, the market is completely
demoraiized
NEW YORK. Dec 12-Though eff
forts to- secure bail for Mrs Chad
wick are SO far unsuccessful, she ex-
pressed the belief this morning that
| wick's maid was admitted to prison
at ten thirty. Iawyer Carpenter, an
attorney for Newton, was then call
| ed
| Newton's attorney, Ryall, later said
he had increased hope that the claim
Of his client would be settled He said
IL Mrs. Chadwick did not do 1t her
self. some one Interested in her might.
NEW YORK, Dec IA subpoena
for Andrew Carnegie was issued by
| Federal District Attorney Sullivan, to
come to Cleveland to testify before
the grand jury. was placed in the
hands of deputy marshal for service
| today. II Carnegie is found. he will
| be compelled to answer the summons
| Carnegie is to testify regarding notes
| which figure in the case against Beck
with and Spear now under investiga-
| ton
Carnegie told the deputy he had
lumbago and could not travel to
Cleveland
CLEVELAND. o.. Dec 13-Mrs.
Chadwick has been indicted three
additional times. and today the mys-
terry is what the woman has done
with the million and half or more
that she secured in cash from banks
and bankers in the most colossal
swindle Of the century. II is figured
out that She only spent three hun
drea thousand of this sum, on luxur-
les, jewels and high living. What has
become of the million and a quarter
Is the question the country is now
asking. There seems to be no hope of
finding out. Many think her husband
and son know of fully million salt
cd down in a strong box
NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-Mrs. Chad
wick still remains in prison and sew
eral prominent men are conceding
that they were duped Il was a lamb
and | regret to say that for fifteen
days | believed in Mrs. Chadwick
thoroughly" said exiudge William X
Alcott, Of the law firm of which ex-
Gov. Frank S. Black. candidate for
United States senator, is member.
Mrs. Chadwick visited Governor
Black and myself and by her impress
sive manner lead us to believe in her.
I am very rich woman. she said.
i have five million in trust fund
We believed her and took charge of
her case. AS soon as we found how
things were, of curse we retired"
NEW YORK, Dec. l3.-Attorney
Powers admitted today that efforts to
get bail for Mrs. Chadwick had prac-
tically ceased Should she be released
here. her Immediate re-arrest under
Cleveland indictments would follow.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 13-During
the Reed-Smoot hearing today, the
Endowment house oath of the Nor
mon church was officially revealed
for the first time. b. H. Willis, for
or aronic oath was that should he
divulge the secrets OF the church, he
was to have his throat cut from ear
to ear and his tongue torn out
The second oath was that the breast
must be cut assunder and vitals taken
out. The third. that the body be torn
to pieces. Other parts of the oath
bound the Mormons to regulations of
the church with ironclad clauses. The
witness said he took oaths OF this sort
as joke. just as others did.
HOTCHKISS, Colo, Dec. 13.-This
morning the cashier and directors OF
the First National bank, of Hotchkiss
were astonished to find that during
the night number of valuable pa
pers and considerable cash in safety
deposit boxes in the vault had been
r.fed.
Thousands Of dollars were in the
big steel safe but this was secure for
1t proved inyincible. The bank author
tiles will not give the names of the
owners OF the safety deposit boxes
rifled and say they do not know how
much money was in them. The owners
of the boxes have been notified but
some are In distant country, SO that
the extent Of the loss is not ascer-
tained at present. The identity of the
robbers is unknown but it is believed
they were men familiar with the in
terror of the bank and local condi-
tons. The sheriff's office has good
clue and arrests are expected at any
time. The entrance was effected
through a window in the building and
a hole large enough for a man TO
crawl through was made in the vault
wall. The robber getting inside. at
tackled the safety deposit boxes and
rified ten of them. What they did not
want they threw on the floor. They
did not blow open the big safe. but
tried to break 1t with sledge ham
mers. The chisels and tools used were
new
VENICE. Dec. 13.-Engineers Man
fredi and Marangoni, in charge of the
Basitica Of st, Marks, have reported
that structure to be in an alarming
condition The foundations are bend