Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-17


Governors residence Kelly claims the
maintenance appropriation is Illegal
as 1t increases the Governors compen
sation. Bailey will start mandamus
proceedings he says.
ST. LOIUS. Mo. Nov. 15.-A hold
mp man has apeared at the Worlds
fair and right in the heart of the crowd
TWO masked men held up and robbed
n train on the miniature railroad al
the fair grounds. II was done in true
western style The bandits secured a
lot of valuables and a hundred dol
lars in money and escaped. The train
consisted OF an engineer and three
passengers was making its last triu
and was crossing a deserted bit OF
ground when two masked men win
irawn revolvers approached on the
| track and called the engineer to stop
He did so and while one robber GOV.
cred those on baird. the other reliev.
ed them of their money and other val.
tables.
| LONDON, Nov. 15.-Bids for the
| Japanese loan closed today at noon.
The loan is over subscribed nine
| times
NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-Fire in the
United Stockyards. in Jersey City to-
| day started by an explosion of am
| monia in the cold storage room. caus-
Ing several thousand hogs to burn to
teath and roasted 32. 900 carcasses in
storage. II stampeded several thous-
and cattle. Loss s15O,0OO.
DULUTH. Nov. l5-The second
atal hunting accident In northern Min
nesota occurred today. when Arnt
Hanson of Cohasset mistook his own
son. Arthur, for a bear and shot him
lead. The lad was is years of age
Mr. Hanson left the body in charge
If another hunter and went at once
TO Cohasset. where he telephoned for
he sheriff and district attorney. He
is wild with grief over the accident.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. I5.-Mrs.
Emelia Fluegel. 10 years old. after
patiently bearing the cruelty and neg
'ect of her husband for forty years.
'oday appeared in the Circuit Court
md applied for divorce from George
Nluegel. which was granted Mrs.
'ver petitioned for a divorce in ST.
'.ouis. She said she married Fluegel
II 1864 and lived with him until 1879.
Turing which time he frequently beat
1er. In July. 1873. Fuegel disappeared
md she has heard nothing from him
since.
STERLING. H., Nov. 15.-George
3enner. preferring death to blindness
led huge wheel about his neck to-
lay. jumped into water tank and
vas drowned at the home of his sis
er. Mrs. Mary Dooblock. of Rock
ownship, Ogle county. He was 81
years old
NEW YORK. Nov l5.-The stand
trd Oil Company declared dividend
If 81 share. This makes thirty-six
Ier cent? or this year against forty
our per cent last year.
WEST POINT, N. Y. Nov 15-In
he chapel OF the military academy
ms afternoon Miss Gertrude Warford
Mills, daughter Of Brig Gen. Albert
l.. Mills and Mrs. Mills. became the
bride of Lieut. Emil p Laurson. u.
:. A. The wedding ceremony was al
tended by number of prominent
army officers and their families.
DENVER, Colo. Nov 15-Early
his morning when the big switch en-
zine of the Colorado & Southern yards
vas on its way to the railroad house
crashed into freight cars In the dark
and was wrecked. Fireman Walter
-.ane and engineer Leddy were both
badly injured. The fireman may lose
4 leg. The track was supposed TO be
lear when the accident happened.
WEBB CITY. Mo, Nov. l5-Num-
Der two punching house of the indie
pendent Power Works was exploded
today William Quinn. of Carthage.
Byron Branstreeter. of Webb City
were killed and two others injured.
LONDON. Nov liking Carlos
and Queen Marie. of Portugal. landed
1t Portsmouth today on their way
lere 10 visit King Edward
LONDON, Nov 15.-The board of
'rade inquiry into the attack on Hull
trawlers by Russians was begun to-
day at Hull. Admiral Sir Cyperian
bridge presided and announced law
NtrS NDhiu HOt ne permitted 10 make
iDeeches. Witnesses were then call
ed
WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-with
ionors due the exalted rank of Prince
Sadanura OF the Japanese imperial
house, Fushima was formally received
by the President in the east room OF
he White House today. The Prince
brought personal message from the
Mikado.
The Prince said the emperor sent
MIN to observe personally the actual
state Of progress in science, arts and
Industries in AMERICA and to express
wish for the Presidents continued
good health and happiness. The Mika-
10 further hoped for continuance
If the good feeling between the two
nations. The President said II was d
great pleasure TO hear kindly express
sions Of the emperor and to know that
1 feeling of friendliness was shared
ny the Japanese in general He said
he believed the same cordially for
Japanese was entertained in the
learts of Americans