Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-30
TELEGRAPH NEWS

TELEGRAPH NEWS.
TELLURIDE. July 27.-Last even
ing IRE broke out In woodshop, be
longing to man named Furrey al
Pandora, a mile from this place, and
before the flames could be put out five
dwelling houses were destroyed and
a sixth badly burned. The buildings
were quite close together and the
fire spread rapidly An attempt was
made to blow up one of the row with
dynamite and thus prevent the Others
from catching, but 1t was unsuccessful
BY means of a chemical from the
Smuggler- Union mill, the fire was fin
ally put out. The loss is $4,000 with
an insurance of $4,000. The furniture
was gotten out but the condition OF
the homeless persons is rather unfor
tunate. as there is no vacant house OF
any description to be had.
DENVER, July 27.-In a man hunt
which resulted from his discovering
seals OF forty-nine freight cars in the
Denver & Rio Grande yards which
were broken. Yard Watchman Frank
l.. Woods, yesterday encountered his
game when he saw two men with their
arms full of shoes leaving the car. In
pursuit ot the thieves which followed
the cry Of halt" Wood fired one shot
which struck one OF the fugitives in
ha hun fn fato al
wounded man is Harry Glasgow, a
GApvict and alleged dangerous crook
YSothef Igitive, who gave the name
40, ,eNLesley, was captured by Percy
S,sNssa a freight clerk. Glasgow is
Veg today. Wood says he didn't
shoot to kill.
sERGENT. KY, July 27.-Leonard
Hall. the 15-year-old son of Joseph
Hall, a Baptist preacher at Hilliard
committed suicide yesterday in the
home of his father by shooting him.
self with shot gun. For several
weeks the boy has been Respondent
He was married two months ago tc
little Miss Rhoda Profit barely II
years old, and his school mate, with
whom the boy husband had not lived
happily. ~.
CHICAGO, July 27.-Chairman Mack
Of the Democratic national committee
announced today that branch head
quarters, with John E. Osborne, ma
tiopal committeeman from Wyoming
IN charge, would be opened in Den
yer the last part Of the presidential
campaign.
HONOLULU, July 27.-Lieutenan
Frank 7. Evans, son of Rear Admira
Evans, and Liuetenant Commander
+. Carter OF the battle ship Georgia
engaged In fist fight last Tuesda,
on board the latter's vessel Ever,
effort was made to keep the matte
quiet, but 1t became public and wa.
freely discussed among the sailors be
fore the departure of the fleet.
The incident will without a doub
be brought to the attention of the ma
val authorities at Washington and al
investigation and possibly court-mar
tial will be ordered. The affair, un
der the rulings Of the department, will
be regarded as gross breach of nava
discipline.
1t was Just after Carter had gon
aboard his ship that the trouble OF
CURED. The young lieutenant al
preached the executive officer. an
In few moments their elevate
voices attracted attention. Suddenl
Evans dealt his opponent a terrif
blow in the face. Carter reeled an
almost fell. Friends interceded an
prevented further hostilities.
gi Young Evans, during the presens
Of the fleet in San Francisco, defen
ed sailors from his ship against
crowd that had attempted TO rob the
IN Pacific street resort. He held
mob OF thugs at bay with pistol Will
the police restored order. 3i
. CHICAGO, July 27.-Miss Paulir
Kphlsaat, daughter Of H. H. Kohlsaa
and Potter Palmer. son Of Mrs. Pott
Palmer, were married here today
the home of Mr.. Kohlsaat. Only rel
tives Of the contracting parties we
invited and the ceremonies were sil
PIE. After . brief stay 1t Mattap'
estt Aass., ". end Mrs. Palmer v