Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-09
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. S.--A mu
tiny broke out among the marines al
the League Island navy yard Monday
night as the result of liquor being
struggled into the camp. II was
quelled only after fierce hand-to
hand fight In which two enlisted men
were badly injured. Five marines
and 10 sailors were arrested. The
former are In double irons aboard the
receiving ship Lancaster, and the lat.
ter are guarded in temporary camp.
Participants in a spree In Gloucester
started the trouble. They sold their
uniforms and bought whisky with the
proceeds and brought II into camp.
After they and their frienrg got in
toxicated they attempted 10 leave
camp. The guard halted them and
was attacked. The entire guard was
called out and with the aid OF these
men the mutineers were overpt wer-
ed. One of the ringleaders had HIS
throat slashed and another his shout,
der pierced by a bayonet. Several
shots were fired during the fight
DENVER, Aug. S.-Geneo Fiorino,
who was shot by his girl wife yester-
day morning. died last evening The
cell this morning. She shows no re
greet and said she would do II again
| CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Bank Examiner
Jones is still working on the books
of the defunct Milwaukee Avenue
State bank. He mas told deposltors
that they will receive about 25 per
| cent
The police still have no trace of
President Stensland or Cashier Her
Ing. Theodore Stensland, son OF the
president will be arraigned this aft
ernoon on the charge of accepting
deposits after knowing the institution
was insolvent.
Details of President Stenslana's
private life are coming to light. A
common report Is that a divorced
woman. famed musician, accom-
panied him when he left the city.
Stensland is n widower of over six
years. The woman mentioned is
said to have been the guest OF local
hotel for several years at his expense.
Crowds still surround the bank.
CHICAGO. Aug. S.-That his in
valid wife might regain her health
and being warned that hurried trip
would be fatal, but that she must be
gotten to the Rocky Mountains or
the Pacific coast, II. ]. Taylor, a rich
resident of Syracuse. N. Y, Is trans
porting his family across the CONT
nent in huge prairie schooner. The
start was made in May. The big
wagon arrived here last evening. and
new horses and provisions were pur-
chased and the party set ont for the
West this morning Mrs. Taylor is
much Improved In health.
LONDON, Aug. S.--A report came
from Russia last night that the en-
peror had determined to abdicate
Ii was stated the regency will be con-
ferred upon Grand Duke vladimir.
Nothing authoritative comes from ST.
Petersburg. however, but 1t Is known
the car is in poor physical and men
tai condition.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. S.-Governor
Folk was passenger on a Missouri
Pacific passenger train which was
wrecked this morning at Armour
Junction, opposite Atchison, Kan.
Two passenger trains collided as the
result of an open switch. Conductor
Welch Of St Joseph. was the only
person seriously injured. The pas
| sengers were considerably shaken up.
| The governor was in sleeper on
the northbound train when the crash
| came, which demolished both engines,
and partly wrecked some cars on the
southbound train. The governor
alighted soon afterwards and was
brought here on Burlington train,
| and proceeded to Stewartsvllle, Mo-.
where he addresses a political picnic
this afternoon.
| UNION CITY, Tenn, Aug. 8.-Lola
Walker was awarded 321.0 900 by the
verdict of jury today In a damage
suit for $4,000 against Colonel Dick,
Edwards. The cause for the action
was her betrayal on promise OF mar
rage during moonlight ride
through vanderbilt's famous Baltl-
more estate. Miss Walker was so
ciety belle OF Asheyille, and later was
member of various theatrical COM
panies. Edwards is young million
aire clubman.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Aug. 8.-The
case against Hill Gooch, charged
with first degree murder for alleged
completely In hanging three negroes
last April. was called by Judge Lin
coin today. John Calbreath was also
charged with the same crime. Har-
| ry Hooker was charged with perjury
before the grand jury. The defense
moved to quash the indictment
against Goocn.
During severe thunder storm ear
ly today lightning struck the home OF
]. l.. Maxey, member OF the panel
from which jury Is to be selected.
His home was destroyed and two
children killed.
CHICAGO. Aug. "a rotten con-
dition in the Milwaukee Avenue
| State bank which failed Monday Is