Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-28

Is penang in the mousse committee.
The lock type canal bill has passe,
: both the senate and house as regula
measures
KANSAS CITY, June 25.-Dr
Charles Lester spaulding was foun,
dead this morning at the foot of al
elevator shaft in the Office building
in which he lived, having undoubtedl,
stepped through an unprotected open
ing. He was to have been married
| Wednesday to Cordelia Brown. grand
daughter OF David Beals, Kansas
City's wealthlest citizen.
Mr.. Spaulding was graduate oil
| Williams, Harvard, Bellecue and Har
ward Medical schools. He was pro.
lessor of orthopedic surgery at the
| University of Kansas Medical school
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-A pre-
| diction is made by one in close touch
with the interstate commerce COM
mission that in its coming inyestiga-
| ton of the coal carrying roads that
the commission will advocate govern
| ment ownership of the anthracite
ing the public from extortion.
MARSHALLTOWN. Ia. June 25-
The southbound Twin City and Chi
cago special trains of the Chicago ~
Great Western were wrecked TODAY
near Gladbrook. One car jumped the
track. The train then crossed A
bridge on the ties and four cars were
overturned. Only four people were
injured.
LONDON, June 25.-Commander
Booth Tucker and Miss Minnie Reid
were married today in the Salvation
Army's citadel
RENO, New. June 26.-The eyi.
dence in the Corey scandal it is said
Is going 10 be very sensational. An
efforts between the great millionaire
and his wife at a reconciliation hay
ing failed. The president of the
United States Steel corporation has
made very curt answer to Mrs.
Corey's application for the divorce
and denies that he abandoned his
wife, and says he is not in Nevada"
and intimates that he has mad nothing
70 do with the actress, Mabel Gilman.
whom Mrs. Corey regarded as the
person responsible for the breaking
mp OF her home In mis- answer he
specifically says:
AS 10 the complaint of the plaint.
if, the defendant denies that from
The LIST day of May. 1905, or at any
lime has he disregarded the solemn.
ity OF mis- marriage VOWS, or did he
since willfully and without cause or in
any manner desert his wife, and he
is willing TO care for and protect
her"
BkADDOCk, Pa, June 26.-News
from Nevada today that Mr.. Corey is
going to fight his wife's application
for divorce created something of a
sensation here and has had dis.
auieting effect upon the lady, although
she declined TO, be seen or to answer
any questions. Early in the day, how.
ever there arrived from Pittsbure
Mrs. Gilman OF New York. mother of
Mabel Gilman. the correspondent in
the case. IT Is understood that Mrs.
Gilman had a long interview with
Mrs. Corey. but Mr.. A. A. Corey, who
has stood by his daughter-in-law, de.
MES this, and is much enraged.
NEW YORK, June 26-Tne sensa-
ton of the day, especially in club and
social circles, is the murder last
night of Sanford White, the eminent
architect who was deliberately shot
and instantly killed in the Madison
Square Roof Garden during a per-
formance of Mile. Champagne" by
Harry X. Thaw. of the well known
Pittsburg family. Thaw spent the
night in jail. This morning he ap.
pears cool and unconcerned.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Harry
Kendall Thaw, the young Pittsburg
millionaire who killed Sanford White
last night. is probably the best known
architect in America. He was ar
raigned before Magistrate Barlow
This morning and was Immediately
remanded to appear before the cor
oner.
Mrs. Thaw, who was formerly
Evelyn Nesbitt. the artists model.
was. with aer husband at the time OF
the killing, and whose affection is
said to be the cause of the tragedy.
was not found by the police until this
morning.
or the three bullets fred by Thaw,
two took effect in White as he sat at
u table watching the performance,
the third shot lodging in the table.
NEW YORK. June 26-Private ad
vices brings the information that the
Republic of Colombia is interesting
her sister republics in South America
in proposition to build a rival Pan
anna canal at Dariena.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26-The
directors of the Pennsylvania Rail
road will adopt resolution tomorrow
ordering its employees, under pain OF
dismissal, to dispose OF their coal
holdings Immediately.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The
house today adopted the conference
bill restricting the use of the waters