Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-09

pcIsun SHOWN 10 nave Deen cOnnected
with the business directly or Indirect
ly shall be fined not less than 5000
nor more than 81 900. ana sent to
jail for n term of not less than 10
days nor more than six months.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. April I'm
the United States court here today
Samuel Jones, wealthy stockman.
who lives near Lebanon, entered a
plea of guilty TO a charge of yiolat-
ing the federal quarantine laws ani
was fined 500. This is the first fed.
| ernl prosecution for violation of thls
law in the western district OF this
state
Jones was charged with trailing"
! cattle from the Indian Territory to
his farm In Laclede county. across
| the quarantine line. without calling
for an inspection or having any GER
ufcate to show that the cattle were
not affected with the Texas fever.
LAWTON, Okla, April Indian
Agent X. c, Preston, who has super.
vision over Arapahoe Indians, would
have the practice OF polygamy abol.
| ished FRO mthc tribe. He Is using ev-
cry effort to accomplish sucn an end.
He has made some very stringent or
ders. whereby he has Threatened 10
prosecute High Black Wolf II le docs
not choose between his two wives and
abandon the one he cares tn least
for High Black Wolf is much wor-
riod over the decision. as he loves
both his wives and believes 1t m un.
| Just order.
LADOGA. Ind. April 7.--Dr Byron
| Manoney, who disappeared myster.
! iously In 1878 aud was believed to
| have met death many years ago. came
| back TO his old home here yesterday,
| his mind blank He cannot re.
member a single thing that has oc-
CURED during the 30 years he has
| been absent, and IL unable to realize
| that he is no longer young man
| and the father of baby boy His
wife obtained q divorce long ago and
took another husband
In 1878 Dr Mahoney was one of the
| most promising young physicians in
life was ideal Then the young ply.
| gician strangely disappeared Far
and wide the relatives and friends
searched. Every well or pitfall aud
the streams and woods for miles
| were searched for the body Days
| passed into weeks and weeks into
months. aud the search was contin-
ned
Patiently the young wife waited.
and hoped and prayed for the return
of the husband. Five years passed
and the family became convinced that
the missing man was dead. John
| Mahoncy, father of the physician,
spent small fortune IN the search
.. of his son, but at last gave up In de-
spair.
Then Mrs. Mahoney went TO Tn
ion City. Kan. believing that If her
husband was not dead she had been
deserted. she rcsorted TO the courts
and obtained-n legal separation. Later
she married again and is now the
mother Of six children.
Thursday. well dressed man. with
hair sprlnkled with white, apparently
in good health. stepped from train
at the Ladoga depot No one recog7
nized him and he looked about in
| complete bewllderment. The man In
qulroa Tor DR.. J. G. Mahoney and was
t,aeG TO his home.
John Mahoney was finally convinc-
ed that his long missing brother had
returned Then came the discovery
| that the mans mind was an absolute
blank as far as the past was con
c"iL.-d.
He could tell nothing of where ae
] had been. He did not even know
where he had boarded the train. He
seems entirely unable to realize the
during his absence
Almost the first request was to see
his "little boy" n tot of years when
Dr Mahoney disappeared. Dr. Ma
| honey seemed unable to understand
that his little boy" is now a man.
LONDON. April 7-Replying TO a
| question In the house of lords wneth
er the government intended to lay on
| the table any consular or other oili-
&, cial reports concerning the recent
| outrages OF Jews In Russia which II
may have received Lord F'itzmaurice,
nndersecretary for foreign affairs for
| the government, said that 10 do so
might be regarded as an illcgitimnte
Interference In matters with whlch
| Great Britain has no concern. Tho
| government, the speaker said, was
deslrous of n cessation OF the OUT
rages. but considered that the sue.
cess of the reforms introduced by the
| Russian government was the only
hope Of ending long standing oppres,
sion. Any ill-timed Intervention, he
added might effect. increasing oppres.
| sion.
FRANKFORT, Ky. April flames
B. Howard has arrived at the state
penitentiary from Louisville. where
ne has been IN jail pending the dis
position of his case by the United
States supreme court, and began his
term of life imprisonment. to which