Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-11
TELEGRAPHic NEWS.

youngest member of the family. lef
the old family home at Irvington an,
the residence of Miss Helen Gould to
day and went for an indefinite stay II
Virginia. There has been trouble be
tween the lady and her husband who
has completed arrangements for triI
around the world in his steam yacht
Papers for legal separation between
the two were prepared but at the pray
ful begging of Helen Gould they
have been destroyed and the public
scandal avoided.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The coroner
today decided no mystery around the
| recent death of Al. Adams, the policy
king, was a clear case of suicide.
Adams will make public this morning
that the deceased leaves $4,000 900.
Not one cent of his vast fortune was
left TO charity with the exception of a
trifling annuity to a person in Rhode
Island. The will bequeathes all the
millions to his wife and six children.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Today's newspa
pers are very bitter In discussing the
agreement between the United States
and Newfoundland. The newspapers
declare the colony has been betrayed
by liberal government. The Amer.
lean industry which has conducted the
negotiations said today it would be
absurd to even hint that Newfound.
land has been betrayed,
BOY GRANTED PARDON.
DENVER, Oct. 9.-Antone Wood,
the boy murderer who last summer
was let ont on parole from the peni-
tentiary where he was serving life
sentence, today was granted full
pardon.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-New York
city last night narrowly escaped the
disgrace of public lynching. mad
dened mob actually made the moose in
the rope that was to hang Sydney
Friedberg and in another moment
while the rope was being slipped over
the mans head the police dashed up
and charged the mob with drawn pis-
tolls and rescued the man who tried to
attack Angeline Osler. fourteen years
old. The flend had been followed by
the girls mother. She had gathered a
crowd and the lynching was in prog
'ress when the police arriving in the
niche of time saved the wretch who
was in a state of collapse.
PARIS, Oct. 9.-Thanh Thai, king
of AMMAN, according to stories reach.
ing Paris from Indo-China, has again
been guilty of such atrocities that the
French government may be compelled
to adopt rigorous disciplinary meas
ures.
The mails report that in August the
king was seized with a homicidal
mania. ordered seven of his wives to
be executed and looked on with de-
light while they were slowly tortured
to death. A few days later the king
shot down prince, who was seventy
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the royal family, highly esteemed and
the last surviving son of King Mini
Mang.
When the French resident called to
demonstrate with Thanh Thai the lat
ter declined to permit him to enter
the palace
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The report
of the judge advocate general was Is
sued today and shows that Uncle Sam
has much trouble in keeping the SOL
diers from selling their brass buttons
and even their uniforms. Nearly five
thousand trials for this offense took
place last year. General Davis recon-
mends that soldiers convicted of sell.
ing acoutrements be very severely
punished. Dishonorable discharge is
not enough.
NEW YORK, Oct. Cooper stocks
continue to boom and prices of the
raw material are soaring Today cop
per touched twenty-five cents, the
highest price on record 1t is believed
that this Is an abnormbal figure, but
IL has created sensation among cop
per stocks of all kinds In which there
is steady advance In price.
BARTLETT, Neb., Oct. 9.-Alfred
B. Wolf. after trying In vain for
twelve months to win the love of his
wife. has given her up to become the
bride of Henry C. Bullock OF Newark.
NY.
A year ago Mrs. Wolf confessed
frankly to her husband that she had
fallen in love with another man, that
never before had she known what the
word love meant, and that she must
leave the good home which her hus-
band had made for her and Join Mr..
Bullock in New York, where she had
met him while on visit to her old
home. Mr.. Wolf met the situation
philosophically and sought to temper
ize.
"If after twelve months you still
love the other man." hs proposed, 81
will get divorce
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