Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-22
TELEeRAPHic RaEvlTiEs.

men were itbtHtu iTbiH ih- ""'''
works tunnel yesterday after boiEs
buried for six days without food.
They are at the hospital in dc;ifi'
ous state aud cen hardly recover.
| HARRISBURG, Pa. Aug. 20.-The
| Republican state convention Will con
| vene here tomorrow TO nominate n
| supreme court Judge. nfter which u
| viii adjourn. All the preiminaries
have been perfected.
| WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.-Senor
| Don Carlos MorloviounB. minister to
the United States from chill. died at
| Buffalo his morning
| CHICAGO. Aug. 90 Because a lot
Of boys were making a noIse In front
OF his saloon on 21st street, Powell
| pbiaccpkn became enrnged and iired
| into the crowd Three OF the boys
| were wounded. two OF which have al
rendy died. The saloon keeper Is In
| jail
vINITA, |. r.. Aug. 20.--News has
| been received here that President Nc.
| Kinley has approved the recent act Of
| tn Crck council authorizing the max
Ing OF supplemental Crock agree
| mrnt Goycrnor Porter has appoint
| ed the following Creek commission
| ers to negotiate a new supplemental
treaty with the Dawes commission:
| Thomas Porryman. March Thompson.
Roley Mcintosh. Alexander Davis and
Lawyer Deer The commission viii
perhaps meet the Dawes commission
nest month The supplemental trea'
" contomplatcs the revision OF several
matters Of tho original Creek treaty
NEW YORK, Aug. 20--Thc dircc.
tors and officers of the steel corpora
ton decline to discuss the strike sit
nation. but one of the officials, In the
presence OF President schwnb said
we have nothing TO say 10 the
public, because there Is nothing to
say. our attitude OF Indifference to
the strikers viii be continued. The
strike viii not be prolonged. There
are already breaks nj Pittsburg and
McKresport, and when the strike fund
Is exhausted. take our word for II,
there viii he little life left In the
strike OF the Amalgamatcd Associa
ilon. either. They have already lost
absolutely and all we have 10 do now
Is to wait There has been no fair
ness in their strike. and where there
ls no fairness there can be no sue
roRs
NEW YORK. Aug 30 "A new srb
iln~lnc boat for the nnvy was louach-
at Elizabeth. n. j., today The new
bont was christencd the Moccnsin by
Miss Grace Day, neice of Senator
Day OF Virginia
PRETORIA. Aug 20-The British
today surprised Boer lnnr"" near
Carolina. Killing two Beers aud cap
turing thirty including Commnndant
Dpylliers
NEW YORK. Aug. 20 London dis.
patches convey alarming reports of
the health of the German emperor.
The sudden news OF his serious III
ness has been sent To London by
courier the government no, desiring
TO entruE the telegraph with the
message
HELENA. Mont Aus e0.-Thc
Montana Milling company is prepar.
Ing to abandon the lower workings
Of the Drum l.,immon mine In this
state. The pumps viii be drawn
and lower workings from the seN-
entcenih to the fourth level VIII be
abandoned The mine hns produced
$50 .o0o 900 The mining com
pany proposes to develop other prop
critics In the ncighburhood OF Marys'
Vile. |, recently shipped 10 of It's
40 stamps to Idaho. where II Is en-
gagged In mining,
SANnIikEA fllln Ann Mira
Claru White Nrwberry. daughter OF
Andrew White, ambassador to Ger
muny. WAS granted divorce here to
iay from Professor Spencer u. New
berry general manager uf the Port
land cement plant In this city. The
lecree was given principally upon the
Testimony OF Professor NcwbcrryH
brother. A. st John Ncwberry, OF the
rity OF Cleveland, Ohio. who testified
that his brQther had admitted 10 him
| ha, for long time he had been in
innate with Mas Nellie Francis. the
| aienosrapher at the cement works.
Mrs. N-wberry was married while her
| father WAS president of Cornell uni
versiiy and Professor Newberry was
professor OF chemistry in that insti'
tuition.
BERLIN. Aug. 20 Professor Rob
crt Koch. In explaining his recent Lon
don address ON consumption, declares
that experiment with actual facts II
the only method OF lighting the dis
ease. He declares that argument
\ could not In any manner forward the
mntter. Statistios viii not accom-
pllsh what experiment alone can do.
Dr. Koch said IT is now demonstrnt'
cd that human tuberculosis could not
be transmitted to cattle. BY care
fully watching the reverse of this
would be proved.
He did no, wish TO dismantle all
the expensive systems OF regulation
inspection aud prevention now In
vogue, but he though 1t wise not to
add to these systems unless append
ages, This remedy. he believes. Is
almost within reach,
PEkIN. Aug 20.-Two members of
the missionary party that went from