Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-14

/ attorney. She left the Criminl
/. Courts building in closed carriag
| TO avoid a large crowd.
! BUDEPEST, June l2.-Code letter
, dated May 81 referring to an attemp
, 10 he made on King Alfonso's III
were found on an anarchist arreste
on the boundary. The letters also re
ferred TO projected attempts on live
Of other rulers.
PITTSBuRG, June Estate Sen
ator Flynn has a very handsome au
tomobIle. Somebody put gasoline IL
one of the lamps and 1t blew up, ant
Mrs. Chris Magee, widow of tie ia
nous millionaire of Pittsburg mar
rowly escaped being burned to death
The police suspect a plot to kill eth
er Flynn or Mrs. McGee. Several ar
rests were made this morning and
they expect to disclose the extent OF
the conspiracy
When the explosion took place Mrs
McGee's clothing was set on fire
I The chauffeur threw lap-robe
around the blazing woman. and his
4 presence OF mind no doubt saved her
I life.
| WASHINGTON, June 12.-It was
agreed today that Oklahoma and In,
dian Territory should be admitted as
one state. and New Mexico and Ari,
zona are to decide by vote whether
they shall have joint statehood. The
report OF the conferees is com
promise and was ratified today.
LONDON, June 12-While all tho
London papers today write beautiful
ly of the Longworths and speak OF
their presence in England with ex-
IRENE pleasure the Paris newspapers
sneer and scoff at the congressman
and the presidents daughter. The
Parisian this morning says much i'm.
portance is being attached to the trav-
els of Mrs. Longworth and her hus
band. and suggests that a less os.
tenacious honeymoon would be In
better taste The afternoon British
papers resent this, and playfu!ly
speak OF Mrs. Longworth as princess
Alice, and comment on the gracious
and modest manner in which she car
ries herself
The Longworths visited parliament
today and were given an ovation In
fact they were treated with the great
est courtesy, being cheered by the
populace whenever they appear.
NEW YORK, June 12.-The police
admit they have Mrs. Stanton, the
mother OF Alice Kinnun, murdered In
the doorway of her home, under sur
veillance. The woman's age-4O- is
alone standing between her and ac-
tual arrest. The police believe the
mother alone knows the details of the
murder. 1t mas developed the two
quarreled over an attorneys fee in a
suit for an estate.
ASHVILLE, N. c., June 12.-Tnos
Edison is here. He has been pros.
pecting for cobalt and reports having
found large deposit in North Caro-
lima. He has located enough of this
mineral. he says. to make startling
revolution in electricity. IF the CO
bait is as thick and as rich in North
Carolina as | believe" said Edison
today, 81 viii reduce the weight OF
storage batteries in automobiles so
per cent and the cost of traffic 60 per
cent
If the cobalt proves as reported the
price of automobiles will drop one
half
WASHINGTON. June 12.-Tne SEN
ate passed the bill giving the presi
dent power to reappolnt midshipmen
dismissed for hazing.
GREELEY. Colo. June 12.-The an
nual encampment of the Colorado and
Wyoming division OF tne G. A. X.
opened here today with a big crowd
present. The election of officers
will take place tomorrow. 1t is un.
derstood that Postmaster Dana OF
Colorado Springs will be chosen de
partment commander, although Wyo-
ming may present candidate.
SEDALIA, Mo-, June 12.-William
Farris of New York this morning
home of his grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie
aFrris of New York this morning
After the boy mad started a message
from b. r. Morton of San Antonio,
Tex, was received asking to hold the
boy until A. B. Carstens of the City
OF Mexico, who put the boy on the
train at San Antonio could be heard
from. Four persons claimed legal po
session of the boy.
lola, Kans.. June 12.-Andy Han
kins, laborer. was shot early this
morning by Frank Parks, farmer
while stealing chickens. Fearing the
disgrace Hankins pulled his own pis
tol and shot himself through the
brain. Parks was not arrested.
DOVER. Del, June 12.-Henry 4
Dupont was elected grnator over Ad
dicks by vote OF rs 10 /.
NEW YORK, June l2.-Betweer
5000 and 5000 people. mostly women
pushed ard struggled and fought ant
trampled upon each other in tnei
efforts to see Cynthia Burke Roacl
welded to Arthur Scott BURDEN a