Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-07-23

: Secretary Wilson told the inspector
TO work quietly
The conditions ordered CORRECTED
here relate to toilet facilities. foul al
: on account of tobacco fumes an,
odors from carcasses in badly ven
: lilated working rooms, and dirt,
floors.
1t is understood here that packers
IN Omaha, Fort Worth, St Louis an,
elsewhere will also be investigated.
NEW YORK, July 2O.-A panic oc
Cured on two Coney Island boat.
late last night which came into col
nsion during dense fog. Fifteer
hundred persons were aboard and in
describable excitement resulted.
There were many injured in the
panic and two were drowned. The
people were finally quieted and steam
tugs answering to the calls of distress
rescued all the passengers, many OF
whom were not landed here until
| this morning
NEW YORK, July 2O.-A wholesale
clothing store at Broadway and
Twentieth street was boldly robbed
last night while the occupants of the
| Continental hotel opposite looked on.
y woman directed the gang and sug-
gested the materials to be taken, sup
erintending the packing ON wagon.
All this was done before the guests
OF the hotel. who never suspected the
store was being robbed. They be.
lieved the concern was moving and
the woman was a saleswoman or a
iloorwalker
Four thousand dollars worth of
goods were taken-about 900 pieces
III all. There is no clue to the rob
bers today.
PARIS, July 20.-John d. Rockefel-
Ter will sail for New York this even
ing on the steamship America. He
occupied private car attached to
special steamer train, accompanied
by his physician and members of the
family.
PHOENIX, Ariz., July 20.-Govern-
or Kibbey has received a dispatch
from two of his rangers announcing
the capture of Quijada, who is alleg-
ed to nave murdered his wife's faith
err He was captured few yards
south of the international boundary
line at Douglas. The murderer cut
his victims throat from ear to ear
and then dismembered him. No mo-
tive for the crime is known
ST. JOSEPH, July 2O.-Special
Judge Rich of the criminal court to-
day upheld the efforts of Governor
Folk to close the local saloons Sun
day under section of the Blue
Laws, filming Samuel Benswanger SIS.
The matter will be taken to the court
of appeals, which previously held that
the city of st, Joseph had exclusive
regulation of dram shops within the
city limits. Judge Rich held that the
appellate courts decision was not
binding on the lower court until the
mandate was received and recorded.
The saloons will probably remain
closed Sundays until the court of APP
peals decides the case.
GUTHRIE. Okla, July '20.-Govern-
or Frantz and Attorney General
Cromwell today are hearing the ap-
plication for pardon of Conrad Mas
who was convicted of numbering his
wife and leaving the body to be de-
goured by rats in deserted dugout.
A long petition against clemency has
been presented. 1t is said Mas, who
claims relationship to the German no
bility, is insane
NEW YORK, July 2O.-The Ger
man government Will enforce new
regulations regarding the inspection
of meat imported from the United
States Notwithstanding President
Roosevelts assurances of the purity
under the new inspection laws. The
government has stopped the shipment
OF American canned good to troops
In Africa, although great supply
was contracted for.
WELEETKA, /. T., July 20.-Rufus
Carter, a negro, is held In the jail
here for safe keeping. He assaulted
n young girl at Henrietta, and a band
of miners were on the verge of lynch
ing him when the authorities spirited
him to this place. The boy is under
20 years OF age. The danger of
ilynching him, however. is not yet
over.
CANON CITY, Colo, July 20.-Aft-
err spending about 100000 in con-
struction work on the Royal Gorge
division of the Canon City, Florence
& Royal Gorge Interurban railway.