Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-21
while Major Maud was fighting in

while Major Maud was fighting in
South Africa. His wife Obtained an
American divorce and married Hanna.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Fferce wea-
ther prevails here again. The cold is
bitter this morning and the greatest
suffering prevails. The police stations
are filed with poor unfortunates. sew
sral OF whom are in a dying condition.
Dispatches from all over the state
report extremely cold weather. the
thermometer running us low as 40 de
grees below zero.
At Fonda. In the Mohawk valley. the
locomotives ON The trains are unable
TO make steam. AMI the telephone and
and telegraph companies are badly
crippled The entire q tst Is under a
blizzard today.
CHICAGO. Jan l9.-The Tribune
today prints an Interview with VIII
lam r. Hearst. the candidate for the
presidential nomination.
Hearst called himself conservative.
but not in the sense of standing still
In the face OF such systems of pir-
atical finance as the ship yards and a
hundred other trusts which collapsed
after taking other peoples money"
Hearst said he hoped persons plan
ming OF who were friendly to such
trusts would consider him danger
Gus man The main issue in the next
campaign, he said, Is the tendency
for control and regulation of bus
mess AFFAIRS of the trusts"
He fayors the Panama canal and
tariff revision whenever 1t becomes a
menace instead of benefit to the peo-
Pile.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 19.-
The United Mine Workers convention
today referred for action an appeal
from the organization in Indian Ter
ritory for its support in their negOtia-
tlons with the operators for the same
wages for hoisting engineers, electri-
clans and pick men as paid in Illi-
nois.
DETROIT. Mich. Jan. 19,-Private
Warren, who was under arrest in the
Fort Wayne military prison. broke
Jail last night and was shot down by
the guards, receiving injuries which
caused his death today. Warren was
deserter.
PORT ARTHUR, Jan. 19.-Troops
to the number of 1000 are to leave
here tomorrow northward bound.
Correspondents have asked permis
sion to accompany the Russian forces
but have been refused, although in
formed that hostilities are not to bs
expected.
The authorities declare that Rus
| sia has no Intention to interfere il
Korea at present.
ELGIN. Ills, Jan. 19.-During las
night. Jos Wolaver. a fourteen-year
old fat boy died from a coughing spell
He weighed 300 pounds. At the ag'
OF five years he weighed 100 pounds
| and at ten years 250,
| WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.-Henr!
Palmer was named as postmaster 70
| Omaha today. He was Senator Mil
liard's choice.
| NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Crowds arr
nocking to the Mills hotel this morn
| ing to look upon the body of CitizeI
| Francis Train who died during thu
night. He is to be given many hon
ors, now that he is dead. In the word
of Sheridan. They helped to bur,
whom they helped TO starve.'
Train was once worth many millions
but for the ast year or two lived in I
cheap hotel. He was rs years old
was a shipping clerk at 16. manage
at lS and a partner at 20, with an in
come of $4,000 a year. He ran TO
the presidency. built villa at New
port costing a million dollars. wrot'
many books and was twice tried TO
insanity,
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Jan. 19.-
During the storm this morning tn,
steamer Star inbound from New Yorl
to New Haven. sunk off this city
Her thirteen passengers were safei.
removed, 1t is expected the vesse
will got of when the storm abates.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Jan. 19
-Governor Ferguson today commut
ted to life Imprisonment the dealt
sentence OF Tom Quennan. who wa
recently convisted OF wife murder
MCLEAN, Neb., Jan. l9.-Five rob
bers blew open the safe OF loca
bank last night and escaped with $50
though some thirty citizens exchang
ed shots with them.
| SEDALIA, Mo-, Jan. l9.-The north
bound Katy Flyer" was derailed a
Boonville, Mo-. this morning and thu
engine turned over. The cause is un
known. Engineer Troegel is prob
ably fatally scalded. and Fireman
Spendiff and Baggageman Clay wer'
seriously bruised.
| EMPORIA, Jan. 19.-The famou
Sunny Slope farm, owned by c. A
Stannard, was ruined by fire today
and SO pedigred cattle were burned Il
| death.
Stannard was awakened by tele
phone at O'Clock last night by SAINT
Fe round-house employees three mile
away. and told his place was afire
Sixteen employees at the farm slep
peacefully. The flames were so fierc'
that no attempt was made to figh