Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-08

look out the next time the Clubs meet.
charge of the tram at the Hamlet
mine. was stabbed In the back yester.
day by an Italian named Appa. The
Italian was at the mine and wanted
to ride to the foot of the hill in one
of the buckets. Jau wanted him to
wait until few loads of ore were sent
down. This angered the Italian and
after some words Appa stabbed him.
Jau is in the hospital here while Appa
Is in hiding an attempt to arrest him
being frustrated by Appa's countrymen
at the time.
Silverton, Aug. III. o. Campbell,
superintendent of the Aspen mine, has
been granted an extended leave of alb
sence and his place will be filed by
Moritz Stockder, noted mining man
who has been all over the world for
the Guggenhelms. Mr.. Campbell will
travel most of the time, going away
for his health.
Boston, Aug. 5.-Delegates from 10.
Gals of the International brotherhood
of Teamsters in all parts of the coun-
try are participating today in the open
ing session of what is likely to be one
OF the most acrimonious and exciting
labor conventions in years. Some OF
the present officers have been the
conductors of number of unsuccess-
full strikes and great opposition has
already developed against their re-
election. General President Cornelius
p. Shea of Indianapolis is presiding at
the convention.
Saranac Lake. Aug. 5.-"The Beau
Brummel," "rhe Baron Chevrial." AMI
| THE DR.. Jekyl' of Richard Mansfield
will PROBABLY never be seen on the
stage again. Shattered in body and
impaired in mind, the American actor
lies guarded night and day In little
cottage In the heart of the North
woods declaimlng between coughing
fits lines of parts he made famous
and weeping when they carry from his
sight the costumes he wore in his most
successful relies Even while his wife
and brother declare Mansfield .,teadily
| improving they are wiring Montreal
and New York specialists to hurry to
his side.
| The more intimate friends have been
| forewarned that while no imme late
danger OF death appears there are
grave doubts that the actor will ever
| leave his bed.
| Naples, Aug. IA Mr.. and Mrs.
| Buckingham, who came from New
| York, committed suicide by taking
poison at Castellamare today. The
| reason for the act was that they had
sustained serious gambling losses at
Monte Carlo.
Paris, Aug. 7. French railways are
ments for the comfort of passengers.
but the Paris Orleans company has
| just instituted an improvement In its
/ splendid Care d'Orsay or Paris ter
minus, which is meeting the hearty
appreciation of the public.
The station is underground and a
moving staircase has been fitted up to
| bring travellers arriving by trains up
to the street surface when tired with
the journey and possibly carrying
heavy bag The moving staircase Is a
great boom.
| Americans travelling In Europe will
remember the little windows In the
| partitions of railway carriages, which,
while ofttimes measure OF safety,
are sometimes a source Of annoyance,
and is the case of an Englishman and
his wife who Travelled near Paris.
A company of holiday makers in the
| adjoining compartment amused them
selves by peering through the window,
to the annoyance OF the Engllshman,
who, with a well-directed blow, smash
ed the window and damaged the nose
of the peeping Tom.
AT the next station the affair was ex-
| plhintu anu hlttiWhlu tlt iInblIbuihiu
and his wife returned to England. Re.
Gently they returned to Paris to reside.
The husband was informed that six
days imprisonment and $40 for dam
aged nose. besides the fine, awaited
him. lie, however. obtained reyi-
SION. The damage and imprisonment
were remitted and the fine reduced.
Berlin, Aug. IA fast passenger
train running between Posen and
Thorn last night was derailed and a
horrible massacre was the result
Three cars were demolished and the
minister OF railroads announced that
up TO noon today twenty dead bodies
had been recovered. The number OF
dead and injured Is not yet known Oh
II known not made public.
Norfolk Va. Aug. THE twenty
fifth national convention of the
knights of Columbus OF America began
here today, being opened with grand
pontihcal high mass at st. Mary's