Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-06
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CHICAGO, Nov. Funeral SER
vices were held today at st. Eliza
beth's hospital over the remains OF
Charles II. Devlin. Services will be
held again tomorrow At Ia Sa. e,
where interment will be made.
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 2.-The pxssen.
ger steamer Iowa and frclkhter Apo
mattox and consort went ashore dur.
Ing the fog last night The hfe-saving
crew took on the passengers this
MOUNT VERNON, Ohio, Nov. a.
The authorities have discovered bur.
led beneath a culvert three lengths
Of a bIood-stained rope and wad OF
absorbent cotton in their investiga-
ton into the death OF Stuart Pierson
Kenyon, the college student who was
ground to death while bound 70 the
rails of a track during class in Itsl
ian Sunday.
County Prosecutor sdiiweil believer
the boy WAS chloroforrned and bound
TO the track, but cotton was removed
later. but the boy was still 80 stupe
fed that he could not get from the
track. On these grounds the prosecu,
or will carry the case to the grand
Jury. Several students are under
careful surveillance and arrests may
be made at any moment
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 2.---The forenoon
Of today was spent 10 an informal eS
change of visits between America
naval officers and the officers Of th.
British fleet under the command OF
Prince Louis of Battenhurg.
Early In the day there started long
column Of white and leaden launches
stcaming up from the fleets bringing
up the British and American officer
for the day in Annapolis. AT 2:30 this
afternoon Prince Louis and Admiral
Sands reviewed the brigade and mid
shipmeu. The prince accompanied, by
his stan and commanding officers, will
leave tomorrow on q special train for
Washington
WASHINGTON. Nov. The gener.
al board Of which Admiral Dewey is
president. has urged formidable iu.
crease In the navy, the naval board
asking President Roosevelt to author.
lie the building OF number of ships
during the coming session.
Three large battleships. six torpedo
boat destroyers, six torpedo boata
and four submarine torpedo boats are
considered necessary.
The Epworth league social which
was TO have been given al the Metho
dist parsonage tomorrow evening has
been postponed until Friday evening
November =. in difference To the fu
neral OF the late w. r. Vailes, which
Will occur tomorrow afternoon.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. THE ,Columbia
Box company's plant was destroyed by
IRE today. Loss, 100000.
WASHINGTON. Nov. "a aurgicA
lie OF patient suffering from appen
dicitis. This important statement IL
made in u report 10 the state depart
ment by Consul General Guenthel
from Frankfort, Germany. He sayt
"a remedy has been found which vii
cure without the use OF a knife. lt it
named "collanaol" and is pure sill
yer, soluble In water.
Dr. MoOsbrugger OF Leutlrich has
now used "collangol" for appendicitis
Internally rs well as externally, with
extraordinarily good results. Within
two or three days after treatment a
decided improvement WAS noticeable iu
inclplent cases. In cases where the
peTitoneum WAS inhamed the cure was
very slow, often only after weeks OF
treatment. both internally and exter
nally. With the exception OF two
very severe cases out OF 72 tye.ted al,
were cured without an opsrAyfon. At
can not yet be stated how long the
cure will last.
LoGANSPoRT. Ind, Nov. 2.--Alies
Ing that her husband Is too loving for
her TO live with, Jessie N. Hunmsn
has sued Mr. Huffman for divorce. Al.
though married three years Ayo, the
wife In her complaint alleges be still
auxs her so vigorously that she II
forced 10 scream with pain. She fears
he win injure her permanently
PITTSBURG. Nov. 2.--ln a seusa.
tional letter written Just before his
suicide. Cashier Clark of the Enter.
prise National bank OF Alleghcn.
City accuses ". II. tBulD Andrews,
deleSate-elect to Congress from New
Mexico, with having caused the bs NIX
ruptcy of the institution and the ruin
and death OF Its cashier. The letter
does not state how Andrews was re.
sponslbie, but is included In the last
message to the dead cashiers wife,
and states specifically that Andrews
worked the ruin OF the bank.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The sum
OF $4,000 was secured by robbers who
cracked the safe Of the Bank of Sand
born this morning,
CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 2.-Gov. Folk
Of Missouri has commenced q tour OF
Ohio In n special train today. He IL
speaking for the Democratic party but
more particularly for good government
and against political corruption.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 2.-coples
of the czar's manifesto were posted
about the town this afternoon, calling
upon the people to support the gov