Semi-weekly herald., 1907-12-09
COLORADO NEWS.


rwo footpads.
August Recetti fell down the shaft
OF the Acme coal mine at Louisville.
He fell 1870 feet and was instantly
killed
The motorman of street car in
Colorado Springs stopped his car and
rescued 3-year-old girl from drown
ing in a small pond.
Kid Watson of Walsenburg knocked
out Kid Lindsey of Ration in the first
minute of the first round with a right
punch to the stomach.
The funeral of the late w. f. Broad.
who died at Chama Monday, was
held yesterday in Denver under the
auspices of the Masons.
Floyd Stanley, 15-year.old Monte
Vista boy. was shot and killed while
on hunting expedition by the acci-
dental discharge of mis- gun.
Frank Clark. who has been wanted
In Pueblo for two years on charge
Of burglary is under arrest there and
win be tried on the old charge.
Cyro Evans. an employ of the steel
works at Pueblo was burned to a
crisp by plunging into white hot
furnace. Efforts to rescue him were
useless because of the intense heat
II. B. Haines. n workman at the
blast furnace in Pueblo. was probably
saved from death by his heavy hair.
which broke the fall Of heavy bolt.
He was stunned, but not injured to,
any extent.
Walter Lind is under arrest in Idaho
Springs charged with stealing s345
worth of gold bullion and ten ounces
os gold amligam from his partner at
Gunnison His wife gave the officers
the information which led to his ar
rest
Becoming homesick a young man at
Pueblo confessed that he was wanted
lt his home in Elmyra, N. Y. and
wants TO he taken back. A desire to
see his sweetheart, caused the con
fession.
Ethel Wiley and Elizabeth smith
two young girls who ran away from
their homes at Colorado Springs. have
been taken back by Los Angeles off.
cials. They were stage struck and
failed to make good
William Jones and Ben Cockrill. col
| ored. Were arrested in Trinidad on "A
charge of shooting up" the town of
Ration. n. NJ. They walked from Ra-
ton to Trinidad after standing OF the
town marshal and posse, according to
| advices received by the local police
| Awakened by fumes of smoke which
caused him 10 cough, Willie Hunter
the pastor of the First Presbyterian
church at Greeley, gave the alarm
which saved the family from deatt
and prevented the new parsonage. int
which the family had moved on,
week ago, from being burned to tn,
ground.
| Chas. Shields. coored, was arreste,
in Pueblo after long chase by a Do
ioeman. When caught II was foun,
,tat he was shot In the left foot
He claims he got the wound in feh
; with another negro at Il dance a
Las Animas. Shields empt,ed his re
p volver at the policeman before sub
hitting to arrest.
b a Greeley youth is in iail unde
charge of attempting to barglarize hi
= mothers house
Greeley potatoes bring the grow er
: % cents n hundred. Large shipment
lre being made to the south
! Albert Knowles. a l6-year-old bo,
Is in jail at Pueblo. charged with rob
1ing the postoffce at Grove.
A Japanese coal miner was instant
ly killed by fall of rock in the Prim
ero coal mine, near Trinidad.
A Leadville man is serving a tern
in the county jail for visiting his famil
while they Were under quarantine.
The output of gold in the Crippl
Creek district for November totals 40
500 ounces of q gross value of 81 .o9l
$50.
Thinking he was drinking whiskey
John Bensson, farm laborer nea
Greeley drank carbolic acid and die,
within twenty minutes.
In quarrel at Brush James Frank
ensen stabbed John Blankie with
pen knife, inhicting serious wounds
Frankensen made his escape.
over 100000 has been contribute,
by state camps for the Woodmen'
national building fund for the ma
tional home at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Max Sachs of headville is dea,
from nervous prostration as the resul
= of the accidental shooting OF her youn,
son at the hands OF companion.
A cave-in caught Edward Burkis.
county road employe at Pikeview, fv,
miles north of Colorado Springs, in
stantly killing him. His head strucl
against a wagon wheel and his skull
was crushed
George Mccormack. editor of tn,
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