Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-02


club, was srraigned in court en-
charge of receiving stolen goods, con
nected with the discovery of 600
! of the bonds alleged to have beel
stolen by DC lglass In his apa partments
He entered plea of net gl'lty. ant
! was held for tIial in $4,000 bonds
Failing to furnish the bond he wa
remanded to jail.
! Douglass, arraigned on a charge o
having stolen the bonds from the trus
company, pleaded not guilty and wal
placed under $4,000 bond for tria
and returned to the Tombs.
st. Petersburg. April 30.-The fun
eral today of Nine Madeshca Bara
dina, the well known revolutionist
! who committed suicide abroad arous
ed greatest interest in revolutionary
circles on account of her romantic
history. Nine. Baradina was the
daughter OF a rich manufacturer, oil
good social position. She left her
home to engage in revolutionary prop
aganga, and was sent to Kievx. where
she was arrested, imprisoned and re.
leased on the condition that she would
go abroad, She met NJ. Baradina,
known as an energetic member OF
the organization, and married him. A
few days ago Nine. Baradina accident
ally opened a letter showing her hus-
band to be traitor, who had success
fully planned the arrest of an import
ant group of terrorists and proposed
TO bring his wife back to Russia and
deliver her into the hands of the po-
lice. The police advised him to delay
the latter step in order to avert sus-
picion. Nine. Baradina after reading
the letter took poison. The body was
brought to st. Petersburg and Inferred
here today and was buried under
wreaths of crimson flowers.
Leesville, Ia, April 20.--Nearly u
score of buildings in the heart OF
town, including two banks and the
principal business houses were de
stroyed by fire today. Loss 100000.
Washington. April 3O.-Secretary
Root smilingly said today that the
cabinet family is all in the most per
rect harmony and so far as any one
resigning, especially himself, was the
yeriest nonsense. The president and
his official advisers are in entire ac-
cord.
Washington. April 30.-An attempt
was made to assassinate the president
OF Guatemala, according to dispatches
received here today. A bomb was
thrown at him early this morning
while he was out driving. He is badly
hurt but will recover.
New York, April 30.-Papers were
recorded today granting a divorce to
Samuel A. Tuska, secretary-treasurer
and director of three large construc-
lion companies, from his wife and
Benjamin Guggenhein, brother
OF United States Senator Guggenheim,
as correspondent All are millionaires.
The lady is living in Paris and denies
the soft Impeachment. but the court
thought the evidence was sufficient
Salt Lake City, April 3O.-The car
strike is over. The men went back
to work today at an advance of wages,
although the union is not recognized,
as desired. The services OF the strike
breakers are not needed.
Youngstown, o., April 30.-Mrs.
Mary Sharp, returning home late,
found two burglars in bed where they
had fallen asleep after drinking all
the whisky in the house. She secured
a bottle of chloroform and put them
further into slumber. She then tried
10 telephone to the police, but the
chloroform had affected her She be-
came dizzy, and dropped on the bed
asleep. When awoke the burglars
had vanished with much booty, run
ming into thousands.
New York, April 3O.-United States
steel corporation met this afternoon
and declared dividends and reelected
President Corey, the gentleman who
presumably is to marry Mabelle Gil
man. Corey's salary will remain a
hundred thousand a year.
Vienna, April 30.-Military govern
ment has been proclaimed in Monte
negro and armed bands are marching
on the capital and discomfort is gen
eral. The uprising is due to attempts
of Prince Nicholas to override the con
stitution and drain the public purse
to his own private account and ruin
of the country.
New Haven. Conn, April 30.-Goy.
Woodruff of this state returned today
from the jamestown exposition. He
was much shocked while there to meet
both the governor of North Carolina
and the governor of South Carolina
and to find they were both teetotlers.
Gov. Woodruff made the usual saluta-
ton but there was nothing doing.
New York, April 50.-The state
banking department decided today to
make an examination OF the bond hold
ings of every trust company in the
city, in view of the astounding reve
lations of the Trust Company of Amer
lea, which had over million dollars
worth of bonds taken away and used
by a clerk when the officers of the
company knew nothing about II. A
statement is made today that the
bonds stolen by Douglass now amount