Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-14

humber OF daring rescues were effect
| ed by scaling ladders and by hre nets.
| Three victims Were found near the
| head OF the stairs. Weber was . par
alytic but had tried TO crawl out.
Shavings and oil were scattered
through the stairways. The loss was
| five thousand dollars
ROCHESTER,. N. Y. Nov. l0.-Safe
blowers dynamited the safe OF the
| Churchill bank eleven miles west OF
here today They secured three thous-
and dollars A large sum OF money
WAS destroyed by the explosion.
Thesxang escaped in a stolen rig
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1O.--A Mis-
| souri, passenger from Wichita ran in
TO helper eBgine near Little Blue.
| Mo-. today. John Robb. switching
foreman was killed and fireman Fer
yuson injured,
NEW YORK. Nov. 1i.-Cotton open
ed steady today two or three points
higher.
LONDON. Nov if.-Sentiment due
to reports of condition CT Port Arthur
caused series to rise today.
PARSONS. Kan. Nos. 1i.--Fireman
| Farrell Of Parsons, Kan. killed and a
score injured in a wreck of the south
bound Missoui Kansas and Texas
| flyer, eight miles from here today.
According to farmer working In a
field the tender suddenly jumped the
| tack. causing the engine to leave the
rails and turned bottom side up. The
first three cars were derailed and jam
med into each other, the others were
| undamaged
Mr.. Manchester. travelling engineer
Of the Katy system, who was riding
| In the cab was seriously injured. J. E.
Liedlck OF Sedalia, the engineer OF the
train. injured
Some Of the others injured are: A.
w Edmundson. Bryan, Tex. cut and
| bruised; N w Wilson. Hillsboro.
| Texas crushed and unconscious. may
| die. L. d.. Montgomery. Dallas Tex.
| badly mashed about the body and
limbs, Chester Soderifer. Bryan. Tex.
| internal injuries: j. w Fogil, Quin-
cy Ill. H. S. Seymour, Hillsboro, ILL.,;
| George Miltmer. Wakegan, H., NJ. j.
Rushman. st. Charles. Mo. cut and
bruised; w e Fleshman. st Louis,
internally injured.
AUBURN. Cal. Nov. ia horrible
triple murder was perpetated in the
home of julius Webe, a wealthy
brewer here last night. His wife and
pretty daughter Bertha. nineteen. were
found with bullets In their breasts
The son Paul, aged nine. was cut and
slashed to death. The father has not
| been found, 1t is thought the body IL
| in the ruins of the mansion. which
was set afire probably with the hope
Of destroying evidence of the crime
| A neighbor saw the blaze and found
the bodies. The mother and daughter
were both dead, the latter being badly
burned. Paul was burned and found
| alive but died soon after being carried
out
PUEBLO. Colo, Nov. 1.-THE sorry
ending of a domestic tragedy has Just
occurred. This morning Mrs. Charles
A. Curry, thirty years old is dead and
Chas. A. Curry the husband is severely
wounded as the result of shooting
which occurred here last night The
| tragedy was not known to the public
until this morning when a horse and
buggy was found standing In front OF
the East Eight street house. where IL
had stood all night and the police
were called and found Curry walking
! about the house and the body OF Mrs.
Curry lying on the floor In a pool OF
blood. Both were fully dressed. 1t
seems the couple have been living
apart. the man tried to induce the wife
to reurn to him and she refusing, the
shooting occurred. He says that she
shot him, but the police believe he
committed the murder and then tried
self destruction.
NEW LONDON. Conn, Nov. IL
Former Congressman Brandegee. Ex-
Mayor and prominent citizen. died
here this morning. aged 76 His son
Is now member OF Congress.
ROME, Nov. liking Victor has
decided to send to J. Pierpont Morgan.
OF New York. the insignia OF the crown
| OF Italy as testimonial OF the graf
itude of the nation for the return of
the famous Ascoli Cope to the Italian
| government
BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE North Ger
man phLtttF tniS dIttTuOOn DTlnIS the
following: His Imperial Majesty. to-
day received the following reply to
his telegram OF congratulation to
| President Roosevelt Of the United
States; His Imperial Majesty vii.
helm, German Emperor: | thank you
most heartily and appreciate to the
fullest extent your kind personal tele-
gram of good will
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
RUTLAND, Vt, Nov. l1.-Senator
Proctor announces that he gives his
beautiful house in this city and twenty
thousand dollars for home for pub
lie school teachers who have past the
age of usefulness. Twenty thousand
more has been given by Lucy Rug
| giles.
Ell PasO. Texas, Nov. 1.-THE
twelfth national Irrigation congress,
which will open here next Tuesday.
promises to be the largest and most
influential body OF the kind which
has yet assembled In this country.
The advance guard of deleeataa and