Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-22
TELEGRAPHIc NEWe.

KANSAS CITY, Fen. 1S.-Fred.
iunnel w1g iatslly shot above the
heart during a quarrel by William
BuTcyne early today
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-After an un.
emitting aeprcb Of seven weeks dur
ing whicl time she underwent eyreri.
ences of the most terrlte SORT Mrs.
Katie Duffy today caused the arrest
Il man whom she accuses Of the
murder Of her husband. Mrs. Duny
has traced her man through the slums
Of New York and Brooklyn md final.
jy found him In one OF the toughest
dives on the Bowery
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S-Death from
lockjaw today claimed George Pow
ers, a street car conductor. Two
weeks ago. while issuing transfer
slip, the conductor cut his hands. and
then placed the wound in his mouth
10 remove The blood After n short
interval iocttaw set in which resulted
In his death today.
HANOVER. N. H.. Feb. 1s.-The
Did Dartmouth" building. erected in
i7GS, and the oldest college building
in America, was burned today.
HoUGHTON. Mich. Feb. 1S.-Twen-
.y-fye hundred men employed In var.
ious mines Of the Copper Range Con
5olldated Mining company Joined the
strikers today and work Is now at a
standstil
CHARLOTTE. N. c., Feb 1s.-Fire
Today destroyed the buildings OF the
Greensborough Female College.
Ninety pupils and the faculty escap.
ed with some difficulty. Loss, Sl25..
900
CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Paul Morton,
yice-president of the Santa Fe system
prophesies that all the railroads In
the country will shortly become one
big combine. He says that when ali
the railroads are owned by one syndi-
cate and this will come to pass. then
will be the time when demand will
be made for government ownership
and operation of railroads OF the
United States.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.--Heavlly af-
footed by the Baltimore IRE the
Greenwith Insurance company has de-
clded TO give up business. 1t Is near.
ly 100 years old and Is a celebrated
concern
NEW YORK. Febb. 1s.-The steam
er Jnteopolis. four months overdue.
bound here from the Philippine is
lands. was towed into port today
Her crow is completely done up after
ten months battle with almost un-
Interrupted storms. The boat was
given up as lost some months past.
OURAY. Feb. 1S.--The rs to 80 min
ers deported from Telluride by the
militia. who have been holding forth
at Montrosc. arrived in Ouray last
evening on the regular passenger train
In charge Of Frank Smecer. presl-
dent OF the San Juan district union.
It is said some OF the men will en-
deayor to get back to Telluride by
crossing over the range and that 9th
ers viii endeayor 10 secure work in
ouray and San Juan counties. AT
present the entire outfit is stopping
AZ the St Elmo hotel.
DENVER. Feb. 1S.-Frank G. Sent
er. a well known railroad man here.
despalring Of a reconciliation with his
wife. from whom he had been separat-
ed for over year through religious
differences, this morning visited her
home and with revolver blew out
her brains and then committed sui.
eide.
The senters leave 1--WE small child
ren who VIII be absolutely dependent
on the world for their living. Mrs
Senter was "A Christian Scientist. and
became so taken up with the religion
that Senter claims she neglected hei
home. and after many quarrels they
! separated. with the ultimate result Of