Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

Doane Is bitterly opposed to divorces
in the Episcopal church and also
fayors large families. Like the Pres
ident he views with alarm the dimin-
ishing birth rate and losing OF Amer
lean families. Said the President: so
cooperate with you towards the end
that you have in View
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 27.--Two Chi.
cago Italians, Joseph Bellabisti and
Frank Rossi, were arrested on the
charge OF shooting Augustine Calda.
ROM fatally last night. The police are
convinced the attack was made unler
orders of the Malta. December eighth.
Joseph Shcreto was shot dead by Sal
vaiore Laboi In a quarrel over a
woman. Nicholas BacilI gave Labsoi
the revolver with which he shot She
rc'o and was doomed to die. Police
say Laboi is out of reach because he
Is In Jail. Bacili and Caldaroni closely
resemble each other, Police say the
latter was shot by mistake for the for
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mer.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 27.-willlam
Rollins, negro drawn on the Jury
panel withdrew today after a white
man. Rollo Jarman, announced to the
court he could not do justice in any
case In which negro participated in
the deliberations This seems to set
tie mixed juries In this county. as
lawyers henceforth decided to scratch
negroes.
MANILA, Jan, 27.---Major General
Corbn is going to send the seventh
United States infantry to ignt the
lairones In the province of Cavlte.
The situation there today Is reported
very much improved.
TELLURIDE. Colo. Jan. 27.-Dr.
Cross returned last night from Nor
wood. where he went to attend the
wounds Of Young and Williams, who
were waylaid and shot. 1t is learned
| from DR.. Cross that three men lay In
ambush waiting for their victims In
men were, old man or William Pitts,
his son Ed Pitts and Charles Wilkin-
| son. They lay hid In clump of
bushes behind n big rock. and when
tneir victims came riding along the
trail, the men in hiding opened a reg.
| ular fusilade, firing about forty shots,
according to the estimate OF the In
Jurei men The men surprised did
not attempt to return the fire, but
quickly turned about and fled. The
left arms of both men we're broken and
one OF them was shot In the groin
II IL said the men will both recover.
A deputy sheriff left Telluride as
soon as the alarm was given and he
| overhauled the men a short distance
below Norwood. He is now on his way
back with them and they will be turn
ed over at Placerville TO an officer
from Montrose county and will be
| taken to Montrose and be put in Jail,
the crime having been committed in
Montrose county.
III IS not known Just what the trouble
between the men was.
The body OF Mr.. Moysey. the ma
chinlst killed in the Tomboy mine.
was shipped this morning for Elyria.
Kan, where his mother lives.
The funeral of Charles Peterson.
who died while on spree. will be bur
| kaI of nj
o'clock, under the auspices Of the Odd
Fellows, OF which order he was Past
Grand.
The funeral of Mr.. Sochrlder. the
a couple of days ago. will be held to-
morrow afternoon. He has Il brother
residing in Iowa, who telegraphed TO
ROME, Jan. 27.--The Pope nas is
sued series OF instructions to the
Catholic laity and clergymen, that
they must not join the reyolutionists.
| NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. PA
passenger and freight collided this
morning on the Nashville and st.
Louis railroad killing four persons.
NEW YORK, Jan 27--At noon to-
day the last of the thirty passenger
trains stalled in the snow in this state
during the blizzard Of Wednesday and
yesterday pulled out and over eleven
hundred passengers who have been in
the desolate snow banks for from
ten to forty hours were relieved in
Il condition more or less desperate.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. GA bill per-
mlttlng school districts and third
class cities to form separate school
for the whites and negroes was intro
duced in the house today.
on-VERTON, Colo, Jan. 27.--The
first consignment OF lumber for the
Hamlet mill at Eureka went up on the
railroad this morning
The contract calls for the compile
tion of the building within ninety
days.
, WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 27-
Madam Cnekib mother OF the Turkish