Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-02
pines are fabulous in their treasures


LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov eth,
Commoner today has double-leade,
article from the pen of Mr.. Bryan IL
which he says Imperialism is the
same issue, and urges on the Demo
Gratis in congress the absolute neces
sity of forcing the Republicans t.
do battle next year on the question
OF independence for the Philippines
The question of Imperialism. he
declares. must be kept before the peo
pie.
ouRAY, Nov. 29.--Two foreigners
Austrians, We're killed in the Revenue
tunnel just before noon-that is one
was killed and the other was so bad
ly mangled that he will die. They
were engaged in picking out miss
ed shot when an explosion took place
DR.. Stadler, the company physician,
has gone to the mine to look after the
injured man who will probably die be-
tore he reaches the mine. The bod
les will be brought to Ouray this even
ing
| TELLURIDE. Nov. 29.-Peter Cas-
agranda was killed Wednesday night
by falling down an ore chute at the
Tom Boy mine. He was a single
man. Funeral is taking place this
| afternoon
HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. 29.-An
immense crowd saw the lightweight
championship wrested from Terry
| NcGovern yesterday afternoon by that
rising young star. Young Corbett,
of Denver. 1t was clean-cut vic
| tory. and the winner came in for the
most hearty congratulation. although
| was plainly evident that the sym
| pathy of the crowd was with McGov-
rn. He was a two to one favorite
At the ringsde and his downfall was
A great surprise to the fraternity and
| he knowing ones. The following ac-
cunt by rounds tells how the battle
vas won
Round /. McGovem tried for an
opening and sent his right to Cor
bett's jaw. They clinched. In a
miX-up both landed lefts. They ex-
hanged leits on the face and Nc
| Govern. rushing again. sent left
o body and right to head. Cor
| bore him to the ropes with a hard
light over the heart, McGovern
tucked a left swing and landed right
hard on the eye, forcing Corbett to
he ropes. Corbett came back piuck-
ly with "A left on the body, which was
'ountered with right over the heart.
NcGovern led again with his right.
| anding on his opponents shoulder,
md Corbet came back with hard
| light over the heart, sending McGoy-
IN back, but the Brooklyn boy re-
orted with right and left only to
he met with a swing on the jaw which
sent him on his back. He jumped to
his feet Immediately and went at his
opponent hammer and tongs, on the
chest and face. forcing him to his
inees. Corbett got up and the round
ended in one of the hottest mixes on
.ecord, with honors about even.
| Round 2. McGovern rushed in
| With a left to the body and the men
clinched. A rapid exchange of lefts
md rights followed. Corbett was on
The defensive and met Terry's rushes
with straight left jabs. Suddenly he
brought up his left. uppercutting Nc
| Govern and sending him to the floor.
| McGovern took five seconds of the
count and came back like wild man
| with left and right swings. Science
was thrown to the winds and the boys
began slugging. McGovern was very
| wild and made half circuit of the
| ing fighting in this manner. AT this
! stage it looked like anybody's fight
should one of the vicious swinging
blows land. While Corbett kept his
! head and seemed to bore in better
his boy blows were no sitter than
those of McGovern. However. he
kept on forcing McGovern across
the ring and finally Terry forgot de
tense. He simply saw hurricane
blows coming toward him and there
was no guarding on his part Sud
denly right swinging uppercut land
I'd squarely on the point Of his jaw
and McGovern went down and out
He was not rendered unconscious, but
it is was evident to all that he new
the championship had taken wings
as he made a wild effort to regain his
feet Referee White called off ter
seconds while McGovern valiantly
struggled. Corbett stepped back in
obedience to the referees gesture. al
though evidently in doubt as to his
fallen opponents condition. Nc
Govern had given him such a grueilini
argument that he for a moment was
dubious as to whether the Brooklyn
boy might not be able to come NJ
again and renew the battle. But Il
was all over and in few minutes
the new champion was in his dressing
room receiving congratulations whil'
McGovern was wondering how it al
happened
NEW YORK. Nov 29-Genera
Wood has arrived from Cuba. HI
proceeded at once to Washington
where he will discuss Cuban matter
with the president He denies hay
ing expressed an opinion OF annexa
lion. He says the people of Cub