Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-19
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now very much down and out On az
count of passing the actress with MIN
as his wife he has been dropped by
society and elected from the three
leading hotels where he at different
times took apartments. He has now
disappeared and gone no one knows
where. 1t is thought he left for Chi
cago Saturday night with the pretty
woman, his secretasy and his adopt
ed boy, but today dispatches from
Chicago say he has not arrived, al
least ne has not made himself known.
The federal government may take
up the case and deport Gorky bach
to Europe, for the law forbids any one
landing VINO processes bigamy or
polygamy. It is thought today that
Secretary Metcalf will cause the
clalist and his actress to quit the
country.
BOISE, Idaho. March l6.-Govern
or Gooding makes a reply to Maxim
Gorkys message of sympathy TO tn,
& Western Federation OF Miners pris
oners and their response in which il
would Indicate they have been perse-
cuted. In mis- statement the govern
or SAYS:
There is not the remotest idea or
the part OF any one connected Will
the prosecution that the defendant
will not have an emmineutly fai
trial. Every feature OF the laws tha
have been framed for the protection
of innocent men accused OF crime
will he invoked to tae very letter o.
behalf of the officials OF the Fedora
ton. There is no tendency whatever
to deny the defendants any of the le-
gal moral rights. Personally being
familiar with the evidence firmly be-
lieve that all three-Moyer, Haywood
and Pettibone-are guilty of planning
the assassination of Gov. Steunen
berg, but | am nevertheless determin-
dthat they shall nave square
DEAL
GEORGETOWN, Tex, April 1G.-
Governor Sparks of Nevada. who is
visiting his old home here is gather
ing up thoroughbred horses for a.
hunt In Death Valley, Nevada, with
President Roosevelt. when the presl
dent can find time TO get away from
his official duties. Sparks says the
president is anxious to go bear hunt
ing in the Death Valley preserve.
MANILA, April 16.-The headquar-
ters OF the Philippine constabulary il
Malolas, 20 miles from Manila. was
raided today by 40 Ladrones, and the
sentry and constables were killed
One of the raiders was shot dead
The gang took 20 rifles and consid
cradle ammunition. The raid wa
one of the most daring since the
American occupation.
CHICAGO, April 16.-No proceed
ings were taken against Dowie today,
but they may be tomorrow. owing to
the revelations made yesterday that
ne looted the bank OF Zion City to
float foolish schemes and took the
money OF the depositors after he
knew his bank was insolvent. Six
thousand persons crowded Shiloh
tabernacle yesterday to listen to this
expose.
Lawyers for the opposing factions
in Zion viii meet this afternoon to
discuss a sentative agreement for set
tlement. If the attorneys agree, as
they feel sure they will a settlement
be submitted to Dowie and Voiva.
BY its terms Zions assets are to be
divided, the deposed prohpet to re-
ceive ) per cent and ecclesiastical
honors with hign-soundlng title. He
will be permitted to enter Zion City,
hold services and occupy Shiloh
house and then resign the affairs OF
Zion into the hands of a board.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. April 16.-At
midnight Saturday a mob took three
negroes confined here, and charged
with assaulting Mabel Edmonson, "A
white girl, and hanged them.
Five thousand people W ent to the
jail where the negroes We're confined
al 8 o'clock in the evening, and with
telephone poles and hammers batter
ed the Jail doors down, and in their
frenzy threatened to return and hang
four other negroes charged with mur
der Later the mob returned and
hanged Will Allen. charged with the
murder last January of a man named
Rourke leaving the other three un-
molested.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo, April 16.-
Quiet prevailed this morning. Three
hundred and fifty militiamen sent
here after the mob hanged and burn
ed three negroes Saturday at mid
night have nothing to do.
The grand jury to investigate the
acts OF the mob will report TO Judge
Lincoln. Assistant Attorney General
Rush and Lake, prosecuting attorney,
and Roscoe Patterson. will handle
the case before the jury.
No arrangements have been perfect
ed for the interment of the remain
of the bodies Of the victims.
Eight prisoners who escaped from
the Jail after the mob had battered
1t were recaptured.
JEFFERSON CITY, April 16.-
Governor Folk today offered reward
of 5000 for the arrest and conviction
OF the leaders of the Springfield mob.
Assistant Attorney General Ken
nisn for Lake is in Springfield today.