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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

Sacrifice hits-Clinsman !. Tso-base hits
h9s.nssn Gous ,d;I, Farrell Th,ee;S.s:
/ Double pIays-Dunn to Williams to Hart L
First base on balls-By Carrick = Struck out
tngton 8. Time-one hour and forty-nve minutes
Umpiro-Manassau.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
PhiladeIphia 8. Do.ton =.

Philadelphia, Pa. July 1.-THE home team to-
day defeated the American League leaders by
obstacle was the good pitching Of Plank, willie
Winter. was touched up quite fresly: The lat
first game Winters has lost since Joining the
BoStops Score:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

Earned runs-Nsw York 4 LETT on beses-New
York d. Loufs & Sacrifice hlts-Dayts Var
M Bases a balls-O6 natthewson % sud
ks& = struck ort-By Matthewsen & y sueho1
an1 Thirty -avo minute0. Cmpife-Owyee.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

10. by Phillips l. Passed balis-Mcluirs !. Time,
Two hours and fifteen minutes. Umpire-Nash.
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Nashvllle Tenn. July l5.-score:
Western. Association,

ss- Western Association.
Al WheelinX-Grand Rapids ., Wheeling &
At Fort Wayne-ColumDus .. Fort Wayne 9.
Toledo-Muncie game postponed on account Of
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Changes IN Indisa Service.
HaI,r1Ir2I IL spEca Al


Washington, July lion September !
there will be a change in stations of super
visors In the Indian school service In the
Western service. A; 9: Wright. now at-
RADIO. New Mexico. Utah, Kansas and Okla
homa. is to be succeeded by Frank u. Con-
Including South Dakota and Nebraska
ser. is to be given to Charles H. Dickson
This district includes Wyoming. Montana.
Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Mr.. Dick
son vacates the place to be filed by MI
Wright.
Criticises National Park Management.
Washington, July 15-Major L. G. An.
drews, superintendent Of the 9equoia and
General Grant National Park, In his an.
nual report. severely arraigns the admin.
ietration Of the park by hi. predecessor. He
structed. and says, there 10 more fallen tim
Der in the park this year than 10 usual II
i've years.
1t is recommended that hsrseftsr the In.
terror Department have an ofllcer sent t
the park, Irrespective Of his army command
to organize and start the .road-naking be-
fore the dry season has made the roads u
hard.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
New Orleans, La. July 15.-ecore

s Sc. orleans ;;: 30 ss9sssS.5 ! I
Batteries; sslma;,Bailey and Moora New Or
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Chattanooga. Tenn. July 1b.-score:

f Glss's Rsss..::::t sSsSG +
Batteries: Chattanooga-Clayton, Bruner and
Roth Little Rock-Popp and Lynch
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Baltimore
Washington.

Totals IA . Is q Totals Is snn ]
Washington ..........o % Al o %
Sacrifice hits-ponlin l. rwo-tass hits-Bses-
nahan |. Double -plays-kels,er. Williams AID
Hart. Struck out-By Lee s. Lett on bAses-Ba.ti-
more 6. Washington g.. Time-One hour and
forts-nvs minutes: umpire-Manassau.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
Permits to Natienal Da.Ire

Permits to National Dank1.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, July 15.-Tho application to
organize the Hobart National Benk. Hobart
OK. has been approyed5 capital. $4,000.
A certificate ha. been issued suthoffsing
to begin business; capital. $00l0.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

Southern League.
Birmingham. Ala. July 1S.-Score:
Shreveport .........S . i . 8 : / o. !
Batteries; BIrmngham-Gilman and Culver.
Shreveport-McGinns and Mcclure.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

lieve Padden. who is never out Of the game
from any but most urgent reasons. Cnilds
Will make good as a cecond basenlAn some-
where, but As a utility man for q cham
pionship aspirant he lacks experience. He
certainly has the cut OF q ball player.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

Umpire Dwyer may not have given St.
Louis players any the worst Of his deci-
sions yesterday. but he certainly did not
give them any the best of It
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st. LouiSs loss to the Giants makes no
material change in the standing Of the clubs
Pittsburg and Philadelphia could not play
owing to rain in the Smoky City. The other
Eastern clubs were kindly whipped by Chi
cago and Cincinnati.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

The St. Louis players say that Matthew
son did not seem to have as much speed OF
STUFF" on his pitching yesterday as he had
the Gay Powell got the better Of the argu-
ment with him last week, The men were
hitting the ball hard at times, but fate de-
creed that It should not 20 safe.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
Giants Cinched the Game With
Four Consecutive Singles by
the First Four Men
at Bat.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays Games.

National League. American League.
New York 5. St Louis O phila- s. Boston 1.
Chicago Z. Boston ]. Bait. "a. Wash. SIS.
Cincinnati l. Brook Z
Philadeiphia-P ittshurS
game postponed,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

Five games will be played with Boston,
including the double-header tomorrow. II
had against New York, Pittshurg will have
plenty Of cause to worry by next Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

Boston's defeat by Philadelphia yesterday
gave Chicago the lead In the American
League. a. Comiskey's aggregation did not
play.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16

Emmett Heidrick appears to be takinx on
weight during his enforced idiene,s hut ex-
poets to return to the game tomorrow His
side where the muscle was wrenched 10 now
black and blue. The rupture was a severe
one. Mccain Will also return tomorrow.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
HEAVY SNOW STORM

iREkA, Cal. Jan. 4.-The snow
storm has passed all previous records
and ~ inches have fallen since yes.
terday aud 1t is still showing furious.
ly. Buildings ore falling in under the
tremendous weight.
North and South bound trains and
engines and snow plows are showed in
at different places along the line.
The Ft. Jones and Etna stage has
been out since yesterday morning
trying to make distance of IS miles
and 1t is feared the passengers and
driver are helpless in the Scott val
ley mountains.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. A.
At the Cliff house this morning the
wind blew at the rate OF co miles an
hour and the ocean was extremely
Tough. the waves breaking SO high as
to cover part of the roadway. A num-
ber of windows in the Cliff house were
broken and the entire structure
seemed doomed with collapse. The
gale seems to be raging not only on
the southern coast. but all along the
line from Santa Cruz to Cape Flat
terry, the waves are rolling mountain
high at Ft. Ross.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
Tom lockwood.

Tho courteous manager of the
Campbell Insurance, Loan and Real
Estate business, suggested it was not
the best time to interview him for
he was engaged in the ISOLATION of n
problem that was perplexing and
stood in the way of the creates ad-
vancement of the country. He said:
While it is true that commercially
and in respect to mining and other de-
pendent industries there was an un-
questioned advance, and a bright out
look, we must create more in
viting field for investment of capital
from the outside and that will warrant
the holders of property here in ex-
tending and improving their invest
ments before permanent and lasting
prosperity will abide with us as a
city and county. To do this taxes
must be lowered. 1t is the greatest
barrier to our progress the fact that
we are compelled to pay such high
rate of taxes.
Where does the enormous sum OF
money collected in taxes for county
and city purposes go to? Take as an
instance the fact that 100000 will
he added to our taxes this year by
reason OF the increased rate, it is
most discouraging. | am inclined to
think it is duty of the business men
to institute an investigation and
learn where the money is expended
and If strict and due economy is used
earn if there is not some way to re
move this great hinderance to our pro
rress. Let this barrier be removed
:nd We will see real estate move, and
Durango advance to the position She
10 entitled to-the greatest city of the
southwest"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
GEO. M PULLMAN

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Jan. Geo. NJ.
Pullman, son of the dead Pullman car
man, has left Phoenix much the worse
for wear. and with his fanances at n
low ebb. He came here six week )
ago with his Wallet to recuperate. AZ
ter a period OF extravagant living. he
painted Phoenix In many colors. Al
ter he learned the game lie attempted
to break faro banks In various gamb-
ling houses hero. and departed for
Los Angeles In full disgust and mucn
enfeebled in health on account Of the
riotous living. The other day he re
ceived check for 5000 for Xmas
present, which it is said. he lost in one
bet on one number of the roulette
table, with a chance of winning s10,-
500 on single run. Pullman made the
rounds OF the gambling houses with j.
r. Hareourt OF Philadelphia who ap.
feared to have unlimited resources.
Harcourt was more lucky than his
companion and is said to have cleared
UP $25. 900 in two weeks.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
Mexico Very Likely to Go Back to
the Gold Baais

MONTERREY. Mex. Jan. At :s
generally the opinion among the bank
ers and business men of the country
that the present disturbed condition
Of the finances will hasten in placing
Mexico on gold basis. The hign
price of Mexican money causing gen
eral liquidation of debts throughout
the country and in every instance sill
yer is demanded. So scarce has sill
yer become that many Of the banks of
the country are offering one per cent
interest per month on. deposits of the
white metal 1t is said some of the
banks of the republic have failed to
keep Il res erve OF one third of their
currency issue in silver as required by
law. 1t IL feared a crash Will come
TO many OF these institutions any mo-
inent as they are unable to meet the
demands of their customers for silver.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
DOM p ALL

LONDON, Jan. Alt e almost ccr-
tain that President Kruger will go to
america in February, accompanied by
W. T, Stead, who will make a ringing
campaign in behalf of stopping the
war.
Mr.. Stead has started for Paris in
company with John E. Milholland, who
bore an invitation from prominent
New Workers to Kruger to visit
America. While in Paris he will see
the leaders Of the arbitration move
ment in Europe and decide definitely
on plans. Stead said:
THE time has come for Kruger 70
play his trump card and boldly de.
clare his intention to visit Mckinley
in order to plead with him for the
cause of the independence of the
South African republics"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07

actment of a war reduction law the
treasury is In u condition to stand a
material ,shrinkage in receipts with
out causing any uneasiness in regard
to the contents of the national strong
box Treasurer Roberts says since
his last report the United States had
passed its only competitor in the mat
ter OF gold holdings, and now stands
at the head of the nations In this re-
spect. AT the present time" says
Mr.. Roberts. the gold coin and bull
lion in the treasury and the various
sub-trensuries amounts to s4T6, ,5S3.-
611.09. which comes within few
thousand dollars of being the largest
holding of gold in the history of the
government. This includes the $780,
900. 900 gold reserve. $264S13,379 in
gold coin in the trust fund. and $62,-
2e0. 6ll.09 in gold coin and bullion in
the general fund. A few months
since France was the leading nation
in the matter of gold holdings. being
credited with about $1O.000.000 more
than the United States. Some heavy
disbursements upon the part of the
ing increase in the gold receipts of
the United States served to put us in
the first position. and we now have a
clear lead over all other nations.
The stock of gold is apt to be materi-
ally added to the first part of this
month as there Will be n general set
ting of accounts on this side and
the other side of the Atlantic. and as
the balance of trade will be largely
in favor of the United States. there
will be movement of gold in our
direction.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Congress
signalized the advent of the new cen
tury by raising legislation issues of
transcending importance, involving a
grant Of suffrage to colored citizens
since the civil war. What promised
exceedingly tame at the opening,
transformed to one of political conflict
in the house when Congressman Ohm
stead of Pennsylvania introduced "A
resolution calling upon congress to
investigate the alleged invasion upon
the legislational rightsc by number
Of southern states which have dis
franchised the negro voters. The
Iiepublican and Democratic phalanxea
Immediately wheeled into line for a
bitter ace fight on the issue.
The resolution states that the four
teenth amendment of the constitution
was violated by the southern states
and authorizes the subcommittee
and Congressman Hopkins of the cen
sus committee to investigate the
charges. Before the reading of the
resolution was completed the Demo
cratic leader of the house, Richardson
of Tennessee. demanded he be heard
on the question Of order. Congress
| man Underwood of Alabama took
advantage of the confusion and moved
| to adjourn. An aye and nay vote
revealed the majority opposed to the
motion for adjournment and Ohm.
stead prepared for the first reading of
the resolution and he and Richardson
then engaged in q warm debate as to
| the authority of the house to give
precedence TO the resolution OF in
quiry over the apportionment bill.
| This brought from Speaker Hender
son n solemn and impressive speech
and ruling in which he quoted sec
tion from the constitution calling upon
congress to investigate any infringe
ment on the constitutional privileges
granted by the 14th amendment. He
characterized the Olmstead resolution
as wise and in accordance with the
distinct surprise to both Republicans
and Democrats, as it places the admin
istration III position favoring the re
opening fthe negro disfranchise
ment issue, which has become burn
ing one since the wholesale disfran
chisement of the negro voters by the
southern states on the Mississippi
llan."
WASHINGTON, Jan. A. Senator:
Hama and Allison of the ship subsid,
bill committee held council of wa
today and decided to press the meas
ure Immediately after the passage o
the army reorganization bill. Senate
Hanna arrived here today and after
conference with the president called
together the friends OF the ship sui,
sidy bill and agreed that despite tn
vigorous OPPOSITION manifested. an e!
fort TO enact the legislation for the re
habitation Of the United States mel
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
DAN STUART

CARSON CITY, New. ian. 4.--Dnn
Stuart, the prize fight promoter. has
arrived here. He makes the state
ment that he is here In the interest OF
prize fights to take place the lat
ter part OF May. He states that JEFF
fries in all probability will be here.
and when asked If Fitzsimmons would
go against the champion he made no
denial, but stated that he had plenty
Of material. He mentioned McGovern
as one Of his stars. Stuart has Sc
cured land for an arena, which gives
the impression that he means bust.
ness.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

Lemons slowed separately in dry
sand keep fresh.
Where grease is spilled on wood
cold water should follow.
When preparing frozen fruit wait
until the cream is half frozen before
adding the fruit.
Apply ornica to bruisc II tn,
skin IL unbroken II broken wash the
bIuise and apply vaseline.
a diet OF nothing but celery Is said
by some physicians to be a sure cure
for both rheumatism and neuralgia.
Baked potatoes are d'gested NOR
easily thar boiled potatoes, and are,
therefore. preferred by dyspeptics.
To clean unvarnishcd black walnut
rub It with solt flannel cloth which
has been wrung out of either sweet or
sour milk.
No compound of gelatine OF milk
should be allowed to remain uncover
ed, as both absorb impurities from
| the air.
To remove smoke from mica soak
| 1t In vinegar. When the black does
not come OFF readily let the mica re
main In the vinegar bath for some
time.
| Wash the burners of the lamps fire.
quently, but do not boil the wicks: get
lew ones. They are inexpensive AMI
much more safe and wholesome than
those shrunken in boiling water.
| A bathroom which is literally a
thing OF beauty has recently been flt-
ted up in n new house after this fash
ion: The walls we're papered with
sanitary paper OF glazed surface,
with severely conventional design
OF water lilies. with tiles OF
creamy hue between them. A freize
OF cream was divided from the ceiling
by finch band of pale blue. The
woodwork was Of green that matched
It, tone the leaves OF the water lily
green and white tiled linoleum coy
cred the floor and the bath mats were
OF green and white crash and of cork
The fixtures OF washstand aad tub
towel racks, etc. were OF bright nick
el plate and the tiling at the back oi
the washstand was green.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
PLENTY OF GOLD ON HAND.

WASHINGTON, Jan. with the
largest stock of gold on hand in the
history of the country. increasing Gus
toms internal revenue and miscellan-
eous receipts: the Federal treasury
closed the calendar year of 1900 in
a remarkably favorable condition.
Treasury officials express themselves
as particularly well pleased at the tis-
cal outlook and say that unless con-
gress cuts off many of the revenue pro-
ducing sources there will be steadily
growing surplus. Even with the en-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
MIR. Partridue.

OF the Durango Foundry and Ma
chine company. is very busy man as
are all around him. He seemed glad
10 say: Our business the past year
is the best since the panic. 1t will
so at least 80 per cent better. Jan
u;ry. February and March are consid
cred our duh months and yet we have
orders that will keep us going at oul
full capacity during these months
business don't seem to let up at all.
regard our prosperity of permanent
character and the coming year will be
the biggest ever seen. A great deal oi
new machinery has been and is nov
going into the mining districts and Ii
makes plenty of work for our business
We will ba compelled to increase oul
capacity 10 meet and handle the de
mand upon us"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
Chas. Newman.

Il have read with considerable in
terest what has been said concerning
the industrial conditions that sur
round us and can endorse the inter-
views that say the best word and go
them one better. am in touch with
many of the elements that go to
make up sources of wealth of this
city and country and the activity
along all lines is wonderful. Mining
in the San Juan has a future before it
that will outrival anything in its past
history and am satisfied the year
1901 will show up astonishing results.
The values in the tonnage that is
transported from the mines by the
railroads is the place to show the in
crease in wealth over former years.
The old methods have been slpplant-
ed and instead of shipping the ores
direct to the smelters, reduction
plants have converted the product OF
the mines into comparatively small
bulk and each car that goes to max =
up train can be counted in value the
same as five to ten as heretofore.
believe there are much greater values
Towing our of the mining country
about us than ever before. The flu
ture is full of great possibilities and
| believe every hope will be realized .
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
MISS RockEFELLER'S

TARRYTOWN, N. Y, Jan. 3.-The
: year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Mccormick. daughter of John ID
Rockefeller, died last night at his
parents home in Pocantico hills of
scarlet fe, er. Another child of Mrs.
HcCormick's is also dangerously ill
from fever. The family declir' to
give out any information. and refused
&c say anything pertaining tn the ap-
proaching wedding of Rockfcii :. S
daughter. which undoubtedly win be
ostponed. The children were taken
with scarlet fever ten days aso.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
AeuINALpo DEAD.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Benjamin
Wheeler, president OF the university
of California, who is now staying At
the Waldorf-Astoria, has received
information from secret sources In
the Philippines to the effect that Agui-
raldo Is dead. and that his death oc-
CURED no less than six weeks ago
The news has been kept secret
by Aguinaldo's followers 1t Is said,
for the purpose Of prolonging the re
bellion. Wheeler obtained this news
hc says. through several Filipino chill
dren who have been placed In his care
by their parents.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07

cr8ed as an annual levy In addition
to present taxes. As In his opinion the
present. law allows a very low valua.
uou, the govcrner recommends that a
change be made III the method OF tar
ns inine2.
Another financial matter upon
which Gov. Thomas dwells is the nee.
cssity OF funding outstanding war
rants of Indebtedness amounting to
Sa,07G,o00. This sum is made up of
invalid warrants prior to 1889 the nc
oumulated interest thereon and capi.
tol building warrants, 1t Is urged that
these same capitol building warrants
now drawing per cent interest b.
funded in . 4 per cent issue.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
Fulton Market.

Mr.. Wetter never fails to keep Il
strict watch on the trend of affairs
and the possibilities of the meat mar
ket. He said: People eat meat be-
cause it is an absolute necessity. OF
course the quantity they eat depends
somewhat on the condition of the
times: the amount of money in the
home pocket book, but as the demand
increases We find more general com
petition for the trade Our business
is better than last year and taking
The business in general, rs applied to
oui city and county it is much better
than last year. The Fulton Market
AIMS to keep abreats of the times ana
is preparing to do a far greater bus
mess the coming year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
TRUE LOVE,

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan 3.-The
daughter of well-to-do Minneapolis
merchant today was married to her
alfianced husband while she was ly-
ing in an isolated hospital at Cloquet,
Mimi, with severe case of small
pox. Rev. Dr. Heard of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church performed the
ceremony through an open window
the officiating clergyman standing
outside with one witness and the
couple within the room. attended by
the isolated hospital physician in his
small poX robe.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
Frank eldredee.

My opinion Is that Durango never
had brighter outlook During the
month of December my business
shows better than any month in the
past. Real estate is go now and
find little trouble in finding pur-
chasers. Farm lands and city proper
ties are both ready sales. have three
deals on in real estate that will ag-
gregate several thousands of dollars,
Nothing TO do but to run down the
title and the sales are complete.
One of these properties brings $4,000.
Durango has every advantage except
railroad rates. Every energy should
be eXerted to get an outlet in compe-
tition with the d. & X. G. am very
much pleased with the outlook back.
ward. around and in front
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-07
DECEMBER AND MAY

STERLING, III, Jan. 4.-Wm Hins-
ley. aged SO and Miss hary Heinz,
aged 20. were married at Tampico to.
day. 1t is the eighth marriage for
tl'r groom and he is feeling exceed
mgly happy. Hinsley Is n resident of
Pennsylvania, and during the last
campaign wagered n bet with the girI
that II Mckinley was reelected she
was to become his wife and II Bryan
was elected he was to pay her $4,000.
The wedding was one of the most ro,
mantle in the history OF the county,
and Is the talk of the town.