Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-13
TELEGRAPH NEWS

San Francisco, June 10.-Handcuff.
ed in the presence of his wife's sister.
with whom he eloped two years ago.
Rev. William d. Clark. famous among
the Congregational clergy of the mid.
die west, author of Christian Tracts,
made prisoner after sermon in his
missionary church in Honolulu a week
ago, was yesterday brought to this
city on the steamer Sierra and placed
in Jail at Oakland this morning starts
eastward to face charges of forgery,
embezzlement and desertion of a wife
and two children.
Il am guilty and glad to come back
because / repent and wish to pay the
penalty Of my misdeeds," he said Just
before leaving.
Two years ago Clark was pastor OF
one of the most fashionable churches
in Freeport, Mich, and for twenty
years he had enjoyed a good reputa-
tion among the clergy of the country
His writings are highly regarded. His
wife was leader OF the social life
of Freeport
Ouray, June 12.-The closing OF the
Bank of ouray has naturally cast
depression on the people, but when 1t
is known that deposltors will be paid
in full, there is no ill-feeling. The
bank had on hand 100000 in cur
rency when II closed its doors. The
closing vas brought about by the judg.
nh a nv f.itU I.u
yious for $4,000. The Bank OF Ou-
ray succeeded the First National bank
which failed in 1893 and assumed GER
tain obligations of the old concern, the
conditions of which are not generally
known. One of the obligations was
money due the city by the First Ma
tional. The bank has been endeayor-
ing to obtain a compromise settlement
which was refused and the judgment
being obtained the officials decided
TO close and protect bona fide deposit
tors as other judgment are possible
arising from the old failure. 1t is
thought matters will be arranged In a
few weeks and either the bank will
resume or new institution started
10 take care OF its business
Silyerton, June 12.--Tbere will be a
special meeting OF the Silyerton Min
ers union Saturday night when ali
the members are requested to attend
and take part In the discussion re-
garding the present labor situation.
Until the union votes on the proposi-
ton no action will be taken.
Pittsburg, June l2.-Nan Patterson,
former Florodora actress. thrice tried
for the murder OF Caesar Young, the
New York bookmaker, is again in the
limelight here. even though 1t was
announced that she was going TO Cali
fornia to join her husband. Leon G
Martin, formerly clerk at the Du
quesne hotel. She again is leading
the life she led before her experiences
in the Tombs and her ultimate release
by District Attorney jerome on hei
| own recognizance until such time al
the county OF New York may see III
again TO call her for trial--a present
improbability.
She arrived In Pittsburg las
week, ostensibly on her way 10 hei
husband. She was driven To a down
town hotel. where she registered un
der an assumed name. Since tha
time she has been conspicuous in res
taurants and cafes when the lights are
the brightest by night, and she seldom
leaves her apartments during the day
With woman friend she has beei
seen constantly In the company O
two young men OF Pittsburg. one maj
ried, at prominent cafes where the
stay until the lights are turned out
Wednesday night she went to tn
apartments OF a woman friend at tn
'Duquesne hotel and ordered wine sen