Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-19

| Nrtth 90 miies Ht<A OIL mere on INT
Cheyenne & Nortillen branch of ta,
Colorado & south6n road. at /,
O'Clock this morning. when two coach
es of the regular ttrth-bound passen
ger train. filled with passengers, wen
into the ditch. Twenty persons ar,
reported seriously ihjured and at eas
three of these max txiic
DENVER, Colo. Oct. l7.-Th,
grand jury today returned ten new in
dictments in connection with the re
cent failures OF the Denver Saving.
and Western banks. eThe list returned
today covered indictments against I'm
boden who until now has not been
molested. and new charges agains,
Whitley and Wood Imboden was ar
rested this morning aud released on
$40. 600 bail.
1 SILVERToN. Oct, ty.-About three
inches of snow covers the streets OF
Silverton and there ara twelve to fif.
teen inches III the mountains. 1t is
cloudy and splitting a little snow, the
storm probably not being over.
James Owens. wife and babies start
ed this morning for California TO
spend the winter. Mr.. Owens was the
old foreman Of the Yankee Girl In her
| halcyon days and later was foreman
| at the Unity tunnel of the Silver Lake
for fourteen years He has made some
money and everybody is glad OF 1t,
| trusting that the family will have n
royal good time this winter.
OURAY. Oct. 17.--Wm Hayes. who
has resided in Ouray county tor TWEEN.
ty years. first as merchant. then as
farmer. died Yesterday at the River.
side sanitarium. and will be buried to.
day at Montrose. He was operated
| on for appendicitis. and having n
complication of maladies could not sur.
viye.
KBNOSBA, Wis. Oct. 17.-The for.
mer president of the Kenosha State
bank, Frank s. Kemp. of Chicago.
was convicted Of perjury and was to-
day sentenced to two years at hard
labor In the state prison. He will
be taken to Waupun Immediately.
WASHINGTON. Oct. l7.-President
Roosevelt has instructed Secretary OF
+ he Treasury Shaw to collect the legal
duty of all dutiable articles brought
into this country by his daughter,
Alice. The total tax will be some
what over 100000.
HAZLETON, Pa, Oct. l7.-Three
thousand employees Of the Markle col
lieries walked out today in sympathy
with the strike of the driver boys
which occurred few days ago. The
boys quit work claiming their, wages
We're below the standard. The com
pany refused to consider their griev-
ance and the miners decided to sus
pend work in sympathy.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE receipt
of two notes signed BLACK Hand"
was followed today by the dynamiting
of Giambsloe Bros. grocery The ex-
plosion blew out the front and wreck,
ed a fve-story tenement. throwing the
inmates from their beds. smashing
windows and creating n panic The
police are searching for the i7-year-
old boy who is believed TO have placed
the bomb.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE steamer
Havana arrived today from Colon
bearing the members of the Isthmian
Canal commission returning from a
tour of inspection of the Panama ca
nal. Ger. George w. Davis, chairman
of the consulting engineers, said that
although the party had made a care
full inspection of the proposed route
of the canal nc decision had been
reached as to the sea level plan.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE list OF
names for those in residence at Ok
ford under the bequest of Cecil Rhodes
has been increased by 81 names. Sew
eral of the communities concerned
failed in the last two years to send
| qualified candidates. Among those
who failed this year we're Arizona,
| Montana. Nevada, Wyoming, North
Dakota and Oregon.
EDNA. Texas, Oct 17.--Six bills OF
| Indictment, FIVE charging murder and
| one criminal assault. were returned to
day by the Jackson county grand Jury
against Monk Gibson. the negro boy
held for tine murder OF the members
of the Condit family.
FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct. 17.-Ar
. | lDtHI dAlbH bu iiphS "os
postponed today because of symptoms
of erysipelas. He was resting vel
this morning.
| DENVER, Oct. 17.-At 1910 o'clocl
this morning jury was completed
and sworn in in the case of Mrs. Hele'
Schmidlap. whose trial for the murde
of her husband began yesterday morn
ing.
- The defendant maintains her ar O
quiet composure. and never WINGED a
Deputy District Attorney Childs tol
the jury OF the crime, and its harrow
ing details.
Judge o. N. Hilton then addresse
the Jury for over two hours, soin
= over the details that led up to til
crime.
The case has attracted much int
D est here over the general feelin
against imposing the death Denal'
upon woman.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-The pre-
ident started on his southern trip
/ $50 o'clock this morning. Accor