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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
SUICIDE COMPACT CAN
BE PROVEN

Clinton, H.. Aug. 1.-Indictment
charging murder, viii be returned this
afternoon against Fred II. Magill. the
former banker, who arrested, togeth-
er with his young bride, Fay Graham
Magill in San Diego. Cal, while on
their way to take their honeymoon,
only week after their marriage in
Denver. This is the prediction made
by States Attorney Miller. The in
dictment will charge that Magill kill
ed his wife, Pet Magill. Astounding
evidence has been presented to the
grand jury. It is declared that posi-
tive proof OF the suicide pact has been
found. This evidence paints Fred II
Magill biacker villain than ever his
bitter enemies In Clinton believed him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
LIVELY
LEGAL RAIIIE

Clinton, H., Aug. 3.-Fred II. Magill
and his bride, Fay Graham Magill.
indicted by special grand Jury, charg-
cd with the murder of Mrs. Pet Candy
Magill, the first wife Of the indicted
man, were arralgned in court aud en-
tered pleas OF not guilty. The ques-
ton of an early trial will be decided
today by Judge Cochran. Attorneys
for the defense have insisted tho cases
be set for trial at once and the state
has made motion that cases he car
ried over until the November term of
court. Arguments on the motion are
being heard today II the state falls
to win its point then II will become
one of the most bitterly fought legal
battles central Illinois has ever known
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
SELL STAMPS TO BUILD ROAD

Constantinople. Aug. "A collection
of 100000 postage stamps, the prop
erty of the Turkish government, Will
be sold at auction tomorrow and the
proceeds given to the Higaz railroad,
which is being constructed from Da-
mascus TO Beirut. The lnnds for build
ing this line are being supplied by the
government, and It is believed the
stamp sale will add a considerable
sum for the purpose. Bids have been
received from many European and
American phIlatelists and stamp deal
ers.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
BRITISH STEAMER LEASED

New York, Aug. 1.-Because there
are not available American steamships
the British steamer Dunotar Castle,
which carried Lord Roberts, Lord
Kitchener and General Sir Redvers
Buller to the Transvaal to fight the
Beers has been leased by the United
States government and sails today for
Colon with Secretary James Bucklin.
of the Panama canal commission and
lG0 other passengers aboard. The mat
ter calls out much criticism.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
ENGiN ExPLoDEs; KILLS THREE
MEN.

Breckenridge. Mo-, Aug. 1.-Three
men were killed and the fourth dy-
ing. as result of the blowing up Of
Burlington locomotive No. 81 drawing
a freight train, one and three-fourths
miles east Of here early this morning.
The dead are: Milburn Hail. head
brakeman; Patrick Brewer, fireman,
and student fireman whose name
is not known. The engineer dying is
Samual Roberts. The explosion was
heard three miles away. Four ca S
were derailed and the nearest engine
badly smashed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
OKLAHOMA REPUBLICANS CON.
VENE.

Tulsa. l. T., Aug. 1.-Republicans
of Oklahoma and Indian Territory met
here in convention today to adopt
platform and decide the question of
naming full list of officials for the
proposed new state OF Oklahoma, and
to select a chairman OF the state cen
trail committee. The convention also
will take some action regarding the re-
Gently adopted constitution that is to
be put to vote of the people on
September Sd.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
KOREAN ARMY
HAS BEEN DlssANDED.
Japanese Troops Surround Korean
Barracks and Disperse Soldiers
Who Sought Shelter During a
Storm.

Seoul, Aug. Last night Japanese
racks after the imperial proclamation
disbanding the Korean army composed
of seven thousand men. Sevenal hun
thunderstorm were dispersed by n
company of Japanese soldiers. Out
lets from the Korean army barracks
are guarded by machine guns. Two
thousand at the Seoul garrison will be
disarmed and disbanded today. The
pl defamation disbanding the troops
says the disbanded soldiers will be
granted one years pay. The emperor's
bodyguard Will not be disbanded.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
EXAMINATION OF
YUKON PLACERS.

Ottawa, Aug. 3.-The Canadian gov
OF the gold producing districts Of Yn-
kon to ascertain what amount OF gold
is still to be obtained from gravel
pioneer miner with placer methods
has SKINNED of the rich cream. Four
experts spent the season sampling.
surveying. boring and measuring the
gravels They estimate there Is still
almost s64 100000 in gold to be taken
from grayels which have already yield
cd silo.0OO.000. To recover what Is
still scattered through the soil ad-
vanced methods will have to be used.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
HUNDRED CARS IN HILL CLIMB.

New York, Aug. 2.--For the first
time an automobile climbing contest
will be held tomorrow within the lin
Its of New York, the steep Fort George
hill having been selected for what is
likely to he the most spectacular af,
lnir Of the kind ever held in the east.
From present indications It Is prob.
pete. valuable trophy is to be
awarded to the ear making the quick
est ascent of the hill. BY special per
mission of the city authorities the hill
VIII be given over TO the automobillsts
for the entire day, the contests be.
ginning at 10 O'Clock in the morning
and lasting until late in the afternoon
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
DENVER OBSERVED COLORADO
DAY.

Denver, Aug. colorado day, the
first legal holiday marking the thirty
first year of the state was celebrated
generally here. The streets are dec
GRATED. A big parade drew enormous
crowds, and speeches by acting Gov
ernor Harper and others were the fea-
lures. The occasion was generally OBJ
served in Denver but in other parts
OF the state little attention was paid
to the day.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
WAR DECLARED AGAINST HARRi.
MAN.

New York, Aug. War to the fin
ish has been declared in Wall street
against T. II. Hartman, and the bat
tie for the control OF the stock market
IL already under way. A clique back
cd by Daniel Reid OF Chicago and Ed
win Hawley, who 1t is believed, are
acting for the Gould interests and
several other financial houses has been
formed and before It Is all over Wall
street looks for a duel OF millions that
will shake the money world to Its
foundations.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
STATE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL.

Mt. Vernon, Mo-, Aug. IAN expert
which will be watched with interest
by medical men all over the world had
Its inception here today, when the
Missouri state sanitarium for the treat
ment of incipient tuberculosis was
formally opened. Physicians from all
over the state took part in the cere-
monies. Only those in the early
stages of the disease Will be admitted
An additional patients villa, to cost
nearly $25,000, has been contracted for
by the state board of managers and
will be completed by January of next
year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
PlTTssuRe's POOR HOUSE BURNS
The Panic Among the Inmates Was
Heartrendins-of the 900 inmates
but Ono is Known to Have Met
Death.

PittshurE, Aug. 1.-Marshalsea. the
Pittsburg poor farm and insane asy
lnm contaA1tng 9OG patients, more than
400 of wh0th are helpless lnnatics was
destroyedsM fire late last night one
man Is kH0Sn to be dead and several
injured. The panic among the lnmai,s
was the worst ever attending fire
disaster In this city Fighting. scream.
Ing, horror stricken men and women
were herded Into their quarters while
the fire ate its way toward them. unit
the arrival OF a squad of nifty police
men from Pittsburg. Pa, sixteen mite
distant.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
MoRTUARY STATISTICS FROM
pennsylvania.

Philadelphia. Aug. 2.-More than a
thousand persons were killed last year
In the coal mines OF Pennsylvania. ac-
cording to the annual report issued to-
day by James Roderick, chief OF the
department of mines. The chief says
tn figures show twothirds OF the acci-
dents resulted from the victims own
carelessness and the remaining third
may be taken as reasonable percent
age of accidents to miners.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
SALT LAKE CiTY'S CHIEF OF Po
LICE RESIGNS.

Salt Lake, Aug. Chief of Police
George Sheets has resigned He is
under indictment on the charge of con
spring with professional swindlers to
. fleece tourists stopping in the city
Chief Sheets and his friends have
insisted that the charges against him
We're unfounded and brought for po-
litical effect.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
PRESIDENT ENTERTAiNs.

Oyster Bay, l.. l., Aug. 2.--President
Roosevelt entertained at luncheon to,
day Peter Kay Of Rhode Island. the
newly appointed secretary of the
American embassy at Toxic. and AL
fred w. Cooley, assistant United
States Attorney General.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
MARRIED AN INDIAN GIRL.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Aug. 1.-Freder'
for several years at the head Of the
art department of the Carlisle Indiar
school, was married yesterday to Anna
Gouyiuey. a full blooded Pueblo In
dian of the Seama village, eighty miles
west of Albuquerque.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
ONIONS AS A LIFE PERseRvER.

New York, Aug. Mrs. Katherine
Gilllgan, at the age OF l07 years and
months. is dead at her home In
Bronx She had lived In New York
many years. coming here from Ire
land. Mrs. Gilligan ascribed her
longevity to the habit of eating onions
at every meal and her refusal to worry
about anything. She never tasted
medicine.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
mAGILt's INDICTED.
viii Be Held Without Bail on Murder
~ Charge.

Clinton. I'LL, Aug. 2,-That true bills
have been yo'ed against Frederick IL.
Maelll and FAY Graham Magin, for
mer banker ~nd his girl bride. by the
special grand jury charging them with
causing the death OF Magills first wife
is today's report After the indlct
ments are filed and the grand jury
discharged legal battle win com
mence. It is understood that attor-
neys for the Magills will ask Judge
Cochran to summon special jury to
try the cases at once. It is also said
that no effort viii be made to secure
the release of the Magill's on BAH.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
BRiDE-To.BE ASKED FOR THE
BANK BOOK

Derby, Conn. Aug. because his
fiancee asked to see his handbook,
Alexander Katz, real estate man from
Washington. d. c.. who was to have
married Miss Frances Dubb OF Bridge
port broke the engagement today. He
also retained counsel to sue for the
recovery OF diamond ring. Katz
came to Bridgeport yesterday. The
wedding was set for tomorrow. BE-
fore he left Washington Katz display
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
sRYAn,s CANDIDACY ANNOUNCED

Columbus, o.. Aug. LIN an inter
view given out here with the full con
sent of w. ]. Bryan, Harvey c. Gar
Der. chairman OF the state Democra''c
executive committee. announced the
candidacy of Mr.. Bryan for the presi-
dency. The interview calls Bryan mon
to arms and announces to them that
next year the fight will be made for
the delegation for the Nebraskan.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
SCULPTOR SERIOUSLY ILL.

Cornise, N. H., Aug. 2.--August st.
the sculptor, Is seriously i'll
In this village. and fears are enter
tanned for his recovery. Wednesday
night Mr. St Gauden's condition was
such that 1t was feared he would not
live through the night. He rallied.
however, and yesterday and today
shows slight Improvement.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
STARTLING RECORD OF CASUAL.
TIES.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Forty-one
thousand and five hundred seven cas-
ualties to passengers and employees is
the startling record OF the RAILWAYS
of the United States for the BLK
months ending March 81 Of this year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
SHOCKING, IF TRUE.

Philadelphia, Aug. DIR. Josef Gar
zourka of Budapest says the American
women cross their legs too much. The
practice makes them nervous, he de
clares, and generally undermines their
health. DR.. Garzourka is touring the
world in the interest OF science, and
reached Philadelphia today, after a
weeks stay In New York.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
STANDARD OIL GETS THE LIMIT

Chicago. Aug. 3.--Judge Lands OF
the federal court today fined the
Standard Oh company Of Indiana $29.-
100000. the maximum amount possible
under the law for accepting railroad
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
eEouEATHs FORTUNE TO CHAR
iTY.

London. Aug 3.-Hownrd Paul.
an American entertainer, who died
here In December. 1905. and whose
will has been in litigation. bcqueathed
about $4,000 to London charities-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
JUICE HOUSE BURNED.

Duluth. Mimi. Aug. 2.-Fire which
caused the loss of $4,000, broke out
today in the building occupied by the
burgess Electric company.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
HAYWOOD 70 ARRIVE IN DENVER
TOMORROW.

Denver. Aug. Haywood wires to-
day that he will arrive In Denver To-
morrow Sunday evening at eight
O'Clock.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
PRESIDING coMM,ss,oMGR.

Toxic, aug. 3.--Iast evening Haroa
Kaneko was appointed presiding com
missioner OF tho international expo
sition to be held in Japan In 1919.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05

Ell bani; book showing he had seven
thousand dollars on deposit. He said:
Miss Dubbs demand was the most
sickening thing a woman could do"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05

The following Is Parker's appeal to
the government:
Denver. Colo, Aug 3, 1907. Mar
tin A. Knapp, Chairman Interstate
Commerce Commission, Washington.
d. c. Charles p. Nell. Commissioner
OF Labor, Washington. d. G.
"The Colorado a. Southern Railway
company has at present a strike of
switchmen in It's Denver yards. which
has now extended over period OF two
weeks. The trainmen OF this COM
pany who were represented at the Chi
cago conference and who agreed to
their schedule of wages established
after your arbitration Of differences at
that time are now threatening In vio-
lation OF that agreement to go out on
strike, in order to compel this COM
pany to assent to the demands OF the
men belong to the Brotherhood OF Rail
way Trainmen. The company Ia now
paying It's switchmen the same wages
as paid In Chicago. st. Louis. Omaha,
Kansas City and all the western cities.
In View of the foregoing facts the @.
& s. Railway company requests you.
in accordance with the act of congress
covering matters OF this kind to take
such steps as may be necessary to
prevent the trninmen from going out
on strike and thereby violating the
fact that the strike OF trainmen will
seriously Interfere with the Interstate
commerce of this company, we ask you
to take immediate steps to put your
self into communication with respon-
sible parties at the head of this or
gnnization. We have made an offer
to arbitrate the switchmen's conten-
tion by my choosing one, the switch
men choosing one and two arbitrators
choosing one, and the Brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen have refused.
have sent copy of thia telegram to
Mr.. w p. Morrisey, grand master,
who is here In Denver at this time.
Please acknowledge receipt Of this
telegram and advise me what steps
you may take.
tSigned) "A. d. PARKER.
"vice President of Colorado e. South
ern Railway Company"
Friends OF the strikers ditched
train and demolished dozen cars.
vandals arrested say they were in
nuenced by the strikers A switch
was thrown under train.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
STRIKE ORDERED ON
c. 4 s. RAILROAD.
Two Hundred Trainmen obeyed the
Order and Expect to Tie Up
Freight Traffic Of the Road Com
pieteiy.

Denver. Colo. Aug. 3.--At noon to-
day strike order was issued by the
! officers and general committee OF the
Colorado and Southern trainmen. call
Ing out every meYss the organiza.
tion on the road ,ley and sill.
yer Plume to Texif ut 200 men
obeyed the order ar night IL Is
expected the freight traffic will be
completely tied up.
The c. & S. mas appealed to the
United States government to inter.
vene and prevent the strike OF road
men. Messages we're sent by A. d.
Parker to President Roosevelt and the
interstate commerce commission and
the commissioner of labor
From 500 to 900 men not involved.
including engineers, french, conduc.
tors and baggngemen, will be thown
out of employment by inability to
move trains, while thousands of other
men throughout the state will feel the
effects OF the strike through the clos
ing OF industries. A coal famine Is
certain in Denver and hundreds of
plaats may have to close. The Globe
and Argo smelters have been short OF
both ore and coal. The Colorado Ice
and Storage company's plant has been
running short handed. The Gilpin and
Clear Creek mines will have to close.
while the mines OF Louisville and La
fayette will be affected az will the Colo
rado Fnel and Iron company's plant
at Pueblo. Business at the Denver
stock yards will be tied up. as the
Colorado a. Southern handles large
share of the cars. The strike OF the
roadmen is the result of failure OF
the officers OF the Colorado & South.
ern and representatives of the strik-
Ing swltchmen to come to terms on
n demand of the latter for an increase
OF cents per hour.
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BOYCE.

Boyce, Texas, Oct. 1.-Boyce pub
lie school has opened with the best
attendance for many years. Consid
cradle advancement has been made
in the educational affairs of Boyce
during tie past year. The town has
incorporated for school purposes, a
special tax of 40 cents on the $10O
worth of property voted on and
unanimously carried, and nice
studio has just been completed.
Dr. Sidney Wilson OF Houston
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
1. Wilson, Saturday
Mrs. Florence Fletcher of Waxa-
hachie visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Smith, last week.
Misses Agnes Moriarty and Nellie
Liston of Fort Worth, and Bessie
Boyce of Waxahachie, are the guests
OF Mrs. Cary Wilson.
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. COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE .
tuII.lkR'~ CHAPEL

Golfers Chapel. Oct Rev
Crawford Of waxshsshie delivered
a very interesting lecture 90 Per
sonal Work" At the Chapel SUNDAY
morning
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robertson Of
Bardweli visited at Mr. Pigs sun
day.
Mr.. ]. W Freeman and Mr. Miller
went to Dallas SATURDAY
Mr.. A. Thomas was out on bis
farm Monday,
Sunday morning, at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Smith, Miss Cora Lee Smith and
Mr. Nome Willeg were happily mar
ried 4 large number OF relatives
and friends witnessed the ceremony,
which was said By Rev. Crawford In
a very impressive manner. After con
CALCULATIONS were given most boun-
tlful dinner was served
Mr.. VIII Kelly and Mr. Pierce
Belt attended the singing at Mr..
Fields Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hube Hickey visit
ed at Rocket Saturday night and
Sunday
Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. ] Henry
Miller spent Monday evening at Mrs
Harvey Pigs.
Health Is very good at present
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LONE ELM.

Lone Elm, Texas, Oct. Cotton
picking is the order of the day Far
mers are busy trying TO get what lit
tie there is before bad weather sets
in.
Health of the community is very
good al present.
Mr.. George Woods of near Ster-
rett was visiting at Mr.. Shaw's last
Sunday.
Mr.. Claud Ham and wife spent
Saturday night with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass of near
Waxahachie and Mr.. Allen Holder
and wife Of the Midlothian Chapel
community spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Spear Sunday.
The Lone Elm gin is running
night and day.
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THE WEATHER IN TEXAS.
Summary of Weekly Weather Bulle-
tin Issued From Galveston.

Following is a summary of thu
weat her conditions in Texas for The
week ending September 80, az pre-
pared by Section Director Bunne-
| meyer at Galveston:
The past week was marked by ex
ceptionally warm and dry weather.
There was no rain throughout the
Rio Grande valley, nor in western,
northwestern and northern counties.
In central counties a few light show
ers occurred in widely separated
localities In coast counties good I
showers occurred on two days, but |
the amount was less than the normal |
except over a limited area in the /
upper coast country. Rain is needed /
in many sections.
The temperature averaged above |
the normal throughout the state, the |
excess ranging from three degrees /
along the coast to over six degrees /
in northwestern counties. \ cool
spell occurred in northwestern and /
northern counties during the night (
of the eth which gave temporary .
relief from the excessive heat, The /
highest temperature reported ranged
from So degrees at Galveston 20 10 /
degrees al Henrietta, and the lowest
from AZ degrees at Amarillo 20 y
degrees along the coast. There was
an abundance Of sunshine. except iu T.
portions of the coast country.
During the corresponding week
Of The previous wear the weather was
not so warm hut there was much
more F1iu.
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Houston. Texas. Oct. IT l.
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Houston East and West Texas, while
doing switching work Monday nisht
AZ the Lufkin freight yards. was run
over and instantly killed.
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