Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-05

| ceive the Utes. Among the charges
the Indians will file with President
Roosevelt is that they have been de-
liberately robbed and mistreatsd BY
the Federal agents in Utah. The
peaceful surrender OF the Utes Is the
direct outcome OF an all-day confer
ence of their chiefs held yesterday
with officers Of the Sixth and Tenth
cavalry.
Ell PASo, Nov. 3.-Quarreling over
card game negro soldier beione
ing to the Twentieth regiment l&t
night pulled gun and the result 10
one dead and two badly wounded this
morning. They belong to the troops
from Fort Bliss. Private Matthews Is
dead and Private Lewis dying.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3. Standing
straight in the telephone booth OF
her hotel this morning, Kitty VII
liams, u rich young woman. was
found stone dead. The cause was
heart disease. The police. however.
are making an investigation and sus-
gest murder.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.--Today Kid
Mccoy was up before Judge Ready
for speeding his big auto a fortnight
ago. why did you do this?" asked
the judge. Because / was hurrying
TO get home where I expected the
stork that evening. II was really
race between me and the stork" who
won2" asked the Judge. "The stork
won, OF course. because was
pinched." replied Mccoy. III I had
known that, never would have
pinched you said Policeman Shcp.
Dard. Sentence suspended" OBJ
served the Judge. and Mccoy was
free.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Trusted in all
things and three times supreme treas
nrer of the Danish Brotherhood Of
America. John Christian Eskilon has
disappeared and with him has gone
ftfty thousand dollars of the funds Of
the order.
HAVANA. Nov. 3.-The Belan oh
seryatory here forecasts another
storm for this city in the next twenty.
four hours that will be severer than
the recent cyclone.
SAN FRANCISCO, Noe. 3.-Secre-
tary Metcalf has succeeded in impress
sing on the school board the mistake
hey made and the serious result that
might follow the ejectment OF Japan
est children from the school. The
boards action may he recInded and
Attorney General Moody has ordered
the department of justice here to aid
the Japanese students in their efforts
to re-enter the schools.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The switchmen
VIII meet the railway officials once
more on Monday in final effort to
get an advance of two cents an hour,
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Today J.
Pierpont Morgan imported all the
manuscripts and relics of Bobby
Burns. the plowboy poet, which he
could find in Europe and which were
purchaseable. Mr.. Morgan paid two
hundred thousand dollars for the col.
lection, giving his check today for ten
thousand dollars duty.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The naval
experts figure out today that Cuba's
little family row will cost over three
millions and may reach five millions.
Congress will have to make special
deficiency appropriation.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 3.-George b.
Peck. a wealthy merchant, died here
today of nervous prostration. He was
forty-three years old. Peck at the
time of his death was president OF
tho Canrua n
pany.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-There was
rejoicing here over the news that
came from Peary during the night
that he had planted the stars and
stripes nearer the North Pole than
ever. He went further north than
any human being, getting within
TWO hundred and three miles Of
the pole, the party suffering torture.
living some times on dogs. The in
trepid explorer is now homeward
bound
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-Had not assist
ance arrived. Walter Evans. who has
4 small game farm on Thatcher ave-
nue., oak Park. probably would have
lost his life yesterday through the
savage attack OF big deer. Evans
was tickling the buck on the back
with a straw, when II turned on him.
He ran for the gate of the pen. but
the buck overlook him, knocked him
down and ran its antlers through his
leg. Evans dog came to its masters
assistance, but failed to divert the
bucks attention. Walter and August
Einfeldt heard the mans cries and
leaped into the pen. They drove off
the deer, helped Evans over the fence
and then leaped just in time to avoid
another rush of the animal. The dog,
unable to get out OF the pen, was
gored to death.
PARIS, Noy. 3.-Maitre Cruppi the
discloser OF the extraordinarily scan
dalous and extravagant life OF Count
Boniface de Castellane, eclipses all
other topics in Paris. Even the new
cabinet is forgotten. Countess Anna
remains In her mansion in the Ave
nue. Malakoff. Her sister, Helen Nil
Ter Gould. OF New York. is with her.
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