Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09

MS WiIe. The couple lay as they had
slept, their heads split open, brains
and blood scattered about the head of
the bed and pillows. The old dog
set up howl and ran to the next
house, where by his antics succeeded
in enlisiing aid. Farm hands rushed
TO the scene. In the rear room was
the body of the son, his head cleaven
almost to the shoulders. The tragedy
is a mystery.
oURAY, June 5.--(3.50 p. m.)-Fire
broke out al $40 this afternoon in the
barber shop of w A. Darlingin and
before gotten under control destroyed
the building. also two or three ad-
joining buildings occupied by another
barber shop. a laundry, dentist and
millinery store. Being frame build
ings and dry the fire was spectacular
FOR time and threatened the entire
block. but after an hours battle the
flames were put out. Several fire
men were overcome with smoke. The
buildings destroyed were nearly OPP
posite the Beaumont hotel
NEW YORK, June 6.-That william
A. Miner, president OF the William A.
Miner company of Chicago. was rob
Der of $4,000 while en- route from
Chicago TO New York last Thursday
night. became known here today. De-
tectiyes have been working on the
case, but no announcement here was
made as ii was hoped that the thieves
might be caught while trying to dis
pose of some OF the negotiable papers
included in the amount lost. The
money WAS in travelling bag, which
he had by his side in his berth in the
sleeper. He did not discover the loss
until reaching his hotel in New York.
| WASHINGTON, June G.-Warned by
Secretary Knox against repetition of
Groce-CannOn AFFAIR, which almost in
yolved the United States and Near
aqua in hostilities, President Madriz
wired assurances to the state depart
ment that William p. Pttman, the
lyoung Bostonian captured while min
ing outposts of Bluenelds for Estrada
forces, will be given every consdera-
ton by his .captors, that no court
martial has been ordered and that no
summary action will be taken.
| WASHINGTON, June G.-President
Ripley OF the Santa Fe, President De-
lano of the Wabash, President FELTON,
OF the Chicago e Great Western, and
President Marvin lIughitt of the Chi
cago & Northwestern. arrived here to-
day to confer with President Taft re-
garding the federal Injunction suit
against the Western Traffic associa-
lions increased freight rates. The
railroad presidents will meet Mr.. Taft
this afternoon. Attorney General
Wickersham will probably be present.
President Delano said yesterday in
Chicago: Il do not like to talk panic,
it is bad work We Americans are
prone to go OFF the handle. There Is
continuously conditions in this conn
else. We should keep our clothes on.
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