Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


Roosevelt returned to New York this
morning from his motor trip through
the coal mining section of Pennsyl
vania. He showed no trace of any
physical strain, though he admitted he
was tired. Mr.. Roosevelt, after a day
that had no unoccupied minutes, re
turned from Bear Greek in the Wyom
ing valley TO Wilkesbarre at IL O'Clock
last night and went to the rectory OF
Rev. Father Curran, where later a din,
ner was served and little reception
held. At l o'clock he and his party
reached the railroad station where a
thousand miners had been waiting all
evening for an opportunity TO see him
So great was the crush that special
guard of police was found necessary
Mr.. Roosevelt and John Mitchell adj
dressed the gathering, being wildly
oheered Teddy cornered lot of lit
tie kiddies and was very solid with
the crowd
HOBOKEN, N. j., Aug "A rigor
out investigation TO determine the
cause of the fire that wiped out an
entire family. mortally injured a res
cuer and seriously injured a mother
and her two children began today. The
blaze swept three story tenement
last night. Louis and Marie Biasetti
and their two sons. penned in their
rooms on the second floor, were burn
ed to death. Oscar Alces, a volunteer
fireman, who tried to force his way to
their aid inhaled gas flames and will
die
SANTA ROSA, Cal, Aug. 4.-By the
apprehension of a japanese boy, Henry
Yamagachi, for whom vigorous
search was being made. Sonoma coun.
ty officials hope to obtain a key to
the grewsome triple murder enacted
on lonely ranch near here, elements
of which parallel the grewsome TRACE
dies of the Guinness farm in Indiana.
- The crime was revealed yesterday
when the county authorities, investi.
eating the mysterious disappearance
of the family of three discovered the
charred bones of Enoch Kendall, Mrs
IRA Kendall, his wife, and Thomas A.
Kendall, their son, in the yard of their
home on the Star Buck ranch, near a
summer resort, known as Crospers,
just north of Santa Rosa.
The finger of suspicion was directed
toward the missing Jap as the perpe
traitor of the wholesale crime. Yama
gachi occupied cabin on the ranch
and was known to have had violent
ager of the place, who is said to have
beaten and shot at the boy. Nursing
his grievance against Kendall, Yama
gachi acted like one demented, and
then killed the family.
FLORENCE, Colo, Aug. A man
supposed to be Joe Strick, aged %,
was instantly killed and his compan-
ion, Bert Karsal, received fatal injuries
in wreck on the Denver G. Rio
Grande, four miles west of Florence
early this morning. Both victims
we're stealing a ride on the bumpers.
Deputy Coroner Diebert went to the
scene and brought the body of the dead
man to this city. An inquest will be
held today. The injured man is in
the county hospital in a serious con
dition.
The wrecked train was No. 81 which
leaves Pueblo daily for the west. The
engine ran into a washout In the dark
and the first four cars were badly
smashed Strick and Karsal were on
the bumpers between the third and
fourth cars. The former was mashed
to a jelly and instantly killed. His
companion was horribly crushed and
there is little hope of his recovery.
Both men were Austrian laborers and
had been employed at Portland, near
here.
MUSKOGEE, okla, Aug. Garry
ing out his purpose to disclose all he
knew concerning the offer of bride
of 0.090 for which he said he was
to promote an Indian land DEAL United
States Senator Gore today told a spe-
cial investigating committee of the
house of representatives in session
here, the time and place at which the
alleged bribe was offered. Senator
Gore named Jacob Ramon, former
national Republican committeeman
from Oklahoma. as the man who Of
fered the bride The bride was offered
at Washington. the senator testified,
on May G.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Judge Kersten
today refused to quash the indictments
against Lee ONeil Browne, the Demo
cratic leader in the Illinois legislature,
charging him with purchasing votes
for William Lorimer for the United
States senate. The court deferred
Judgment on the plea of Brownies
counsel that the testimony OF Repre-
sentatives Link, Meyers and Becke-
meyer that they had been paid for
offering money for voting for Lorimer,
be barred from this, the second trial OF
Browne. The first trial resulted in a