Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-14
ed him this morning ten hours after

tpsr.,.'y giving :. Saturday pr. ~rr
anee iere and Pie 9 is alleged TO have
annoyed the memba-s OF the chorus y
forcing his attention on them. At the
hotel where the company was stopping
Chanler demonstrated with him. Mr.
Pierce left, but renewed the quarrel
at the station when the company was
leaving. and after an argument 1t Is
charged. he fired two shots. one having
fatal effect Pierce then turned his
revolver over to policeman and sur
rendered. He was not locked up
Chanler has a step-sister at Nyack
n. Y. and an uncle at Togas. Me.
| MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 10.-With an
estimated loss OF hundred thousand
dollars, the working house of the grain
| elevator of the Calumet Merchants
Elevator company is in ruins today at
| ter a spectacular fire which also de
stroyed 10000 bushels OF wheat, and
barley stored in the building Sweep
J ing the burned structure which was
| situated in the heart of a million dol
lar grain elevator and oil plant colony
the fire threatened for time to
spread to the valuable property which
surrounds 1t.
| CHARLESTON. S. C.. Nov IL
Saluted by the great gun of the har
Dor forts, the crack cruiser Tennes
see. with resident Taft and his party
abroad, sailed out of the harbor early
yesterday afternoon bound to Panama
Trip will occupy about twelve days al
lowing the President four days on the
isthmus to inspect the progress of the
cannal work. The President spent
the time between his arrival In this
city at I o'clock this morning and
the hour of his departure as the guest
of Mayor Rhett and the Charleston
Chamber of Commerce
| NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE manage
ment of the Belmont Park Information
al Aviation meet which has been de
voting the past ten days to the adjust
ing OF accounts and claims of the va
rious creditors announce that when al
bills are pair there will be n profit
of only few dollars left for those
who financed the enterprise None
OF the hackers will lose anything how
ever.
| Prize money won by aviators will
be paid on November 20, the expira
ton of The period required under the
rules of International aeronautics TO-
the filing of protests.
CHICAGO, Nov. l1.-After grleyina
for nearly seven years because of tho
loss of three daughters in the Iro
quois theater fire in which nearly s
| lives were lost John H. Reidy, TO
many years connected with the police
force, was buried beside them yester
day in Calvary cemetery. He diet
from diseases aggravated by his in
consolable sorrow.
For several years he has been on
of his mind When the girls charret
bodies were brought to his home OF
the morning of the fire. Reidy triec
to shoot himself but was prevented b,
other members of his family. He ther
collapsed from mental arrangement
which has never. entirely left him
since the moment he learned the fate
of his daughters.
ROME. Nov. King Victor Emman
uel, who was born Nov II. 1869. today
celebrated his birthday at the Quirinal
surrounded by his family. He is ii
excellent health. very many congrat
ulatory messages reached the King
during the day and many valuable
| presents were received from the SOY
ereigns of Europe and personal friends
In honor OF the day many flags were
| displayed in Rome and elsewhere
throughout the kingdom and at all the
military and naval centers the custom
| airy salutes were fired.
| CHICAGO. Nov 11.-Five persons
were shot, two of them fatally, in al
| attempt early today to rob the saloor
of Louis Belmont. in the town Of
| Ciscero, near here There were three
In the mob that made the attempt a
| robbery. One of burglars was shol
through the head and is not expected
J to recover. Belmont was closing his
place for the night when the bandits
armed with revolvers. entered and de
manding the contents of the cast
register Belmont opened fire, ant
Cobb. a patron also drew his pisto
and began to shoot Before the rob
bers got out of the building, Cobb ant
a waitress had been wounded and Bel
mont hit twice. Policeman Kane tool
UP the firing outside, being only &
short distance from the fleeing trio
| They concentrated their fire upon him
when two got away in the darkness
Kane more fatally wounded. fell 6
| few feet from where Belmont had fal
len and one of the burglars lying shoI
through the head This morninf
neither Kane nor the bandit. who hat
not been identified, can live.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 11.-Another vic