Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-07-09
GEN ERAL NEWS.


two deaths and two injured Tn,
dead:
THOMAS JOHNSON, Ryan, I. T.
JAMES PARSONS, Lindsay, /. T
The injured: James Lewis ant
John Cobb. both of Ryan, Kan. AL
were stockmen and were riding in &
regular car on the stock train. spe
cial watermelon train overlook the
passenger train and crashed into 1t
Engineer Baker of the special and
the firemen jumped and saved them
selves. Confusion in orders is given
as the cause of the wreck.
CLEVELAND, O., July 5.-The
Lake Shores fast passenger was de.
rallied by spreading rails near Glen.
vile this morning. James Sullivan
mail clerk, was fatally injured. and
the passengers were severely shaken.
TRINIDAD, Colo, July 5.-The
pretty young Austrian bride of An.
drew Bolders, a saloon keeper near
here, was the cause of three men be-
ing shot last night by her Jealous
husband
An innocent bystander, ]. NJ. Lu-
cero, was instantly killed. The 9th
er two men were badly injured
The men were paying Mrs. Bold
ers pleasant attention
Bolders has escaped, but a mounted
posse is in pursuit of him today
The murdered man was a popular
miner and has lived here Is years.
SALISBURY, Eng, July 5.-A
bulletin this morning reporting the
condition of the injured in the ex-
press train accident Sunday was not
so satisfactory regarding Robert S.
Critchell Of Chicago. He passed an
other restless night.
NEW YORK, July 5.-A fire oc-
factory today and resulted in some
thrilling scenes. A holiday crowd OF
about 10000 people witnessed the
rescue OF the victims, numbering
about 100 men and girls. The fire
shutting off all escape by the stair
they were all rescued by firemen.
The tenants of the surrounding
houses, fleeing in a panic, robbery
was attempted by two young men.
when they were stopped by an old
woman whom they threw down a
fight of stairs. She was taken to a
hospital suffering from concussion of
the brain.
WICHITA. Kan. July 5.-The Ari-
zona ranch. near Beaver, Okla, was
visited by a terrific hail storm yester-
day, killing hundreds of sheep. Three
herders were injured.
HAVRE, July 5.-The French liner
La Provence. which raced from New
York with che German liner Deutch-
land, sailed into the harbor this morn
ing with broken piston rod. The
accident happened last night.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The civil
service commission wants men of
practical experience to fill the order
of the department Of agriculture for
meat inspectors. Examinations will
be held in 1908 cities on July 2l.
Four hundred inspectors are needed
who will begin at a salary of 81 900 a
year. Applicants will stand a poor
show unless they have had at least
one years experience in slaughter
and packing houses.
GENEVA, Switzerland, July s.
The examination of canned provisions
from the United States ordered by
the government on Swiss frontiers
has been completed. The inspectors
examined hundreds of tons of provis-
ions and report without exception
that all are good although many are
old. The government has placed a
large order with Chicago packing
houses for food for use in the army.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The war
departments cholera advices from
Manila show 116 cases and SO
deaths for the week ending yesterday.
For the past "a hours there were
29 new cases and 23 deaths in the
city and 12 new cases and deaths in
the provinces. There have been no
deaths of Americans in the govern
ment service.
LONDON, July 5.-May Sutton, of
California, who won the worlds teD-
mis- championship from Kate Douglass
last year, was defeated by her in a
challenge round today.
NEW YORK, July 5.-The New
York papers this morning speak in
admiring terms of two notable Fourth
of July speeches made yesterday, that
OF President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
and that Of W. ]. Bryan at the indie
pendence day dinner in London last
night.
The president, in his speech which
WAS delivered in the pouring rain
gave an account of his stewardship
in Washington. He intimated thai
he would curb the trusts right alons
without fear or favor or malice. He
advocated that this generation follow
the example set by Lincoln, saying
IF we do our duty when face to face
with our special Industrial. social ant
political problems our children ant
our children's children shall be tn,
hattar for II II wa fall IN Our dutv,-