Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13


: Ing gambling houses In Carr, Matte;
|. style, announces today that the worl
e will be stopped. Many reeormnrs OBJ
y jectsd to tho methods as uni,sni,ie,l
/ The committee will henceforth con.,r,
: its efforts to keeping vice out OF ten
. ements.
a CONSTANTINOPLE. June H.
American firms are assured the con
tracts for rebuilding the Turkish ar
: senals. which have gone to ruin.
; CHICAGO, June l1.-Judge Tuttii!
ordered Albert Chamberlain, hey
J suffering for two years with sprain.
ed ankle. which his mother was try.
, ing to cure with christian science
taken from her and placed in a Chill
drens home.
: FLORENCE. Colo. June l1.-Frank
Bardetto. an Austrian working in the
Bear gulch mines, fell In the shaft.
broke both legs and suffered internal
injuries which may prove fatal.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. June 11.-Great
throngs of Modern Woodmep
are here today and were received by
the governor OF the state and the may
or of this city. The sessions of the
convention were begun this morning
1t is shown that the insurance of the
Woodmen order is larger than that of
any life company in the world. the or
ganization carrying over billion dol.
lars insurance. with a cost to its mem
bers of less than five thousand dol.
lars.
SALEM. ILL.,. June l1.-Nathan Cox
and wife were probably fatally in.
jured with shotgun in the hands of
Peter Gooch, n neighbor. Gooch sus-
pected his wife of intidelity When
he saw Mr.. and Mrs. Cox in the bug.
gy he thought it was Cox and Mrs.
Gooch and took shot at them with
the above effect. Gooch surrendered.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 11.-Ema.
ciated from exposure and lack of food.
pursued four days through swamps
and canebrakes. Joseph Wright. aged
81. wanted in Covington for killing.
Albert Brumley and fatally wounding
Albert Hunt. surrendered last night
he was taken to Covinston this morn.
ing. There are fears of lynching.
SOUTHAMPTON June ll.-Tho
Shamrock II left drydock this morn.
Ing and proceeded to Clyde. where
she viii receive II new mast The
boat Is expected to participate In the
clyde regatta at the end Of June.
NEW YORK, June IA cable from
St Petersburg this morning says that
Americans. through the administra
tion at Washington, trying to get
concessions from the Russian govern
ment for a Pacific steamship line to
Manchuria. II has been ascertained
that the Russian government itself
proposes to put on Immediately line
n commercial steamers to run be
tween Viadivstock and San Francisco.
Three new ships are now building for
that purpose and will be placed in ser
vice next month. Russia proposes to
AXE an active part in securing the bus.
mess of the Pacific between that
country and San Francisco.
WASHINGTON June 11.-Mr.
Squiers. of the United States legation
in Pekin. has sent to the state de
Dartment an interesting statement OF
trade conditions in the Chinese en-
pire. He says In part
The great expansion OF China s
foreign trade, shown by the statistics
for 1899. was continued during the
first half of 1900; but the disturb
ances in the north. which became Sc
rious in June, not only stopped Tor n
time all trade at Niuchwang and Ii
entsin. which had shown such i'm
provement during the previous year.
but naturally had "A depressing effect
throughout the ports. The idea that
the Boxer movement against the
christian converts could be success.
fully employed In the dclivcrance OF
the country from foreign dlctation and
Interference. was accepted by only .
limited party in Pekin. and by certain
officials In the northern provinces
elsewhere II was fortunately receiy
ed with skepticism which proved suffi
Hient to save China from a general
var. and trade went on as usual. ham
Dered only by want OF confidence
angendered by the uncertainty of the
political outlook. In the south. re
lellion which at one time looked seri
Dus was promptly suppressed by the
authorities. but caused som g disturb
nee to trade In the districts affected
| tHe 1dHRLbf Ndllty WIS kept "oluei
J 'ully tranquil and one or two abortiv'
ttempts at insurrection were immedi
+ ltely quelled.
SHANGHAI, June 11.-Admiral Sey
mour protests against the policy %
.rade exclusion in China.
He says the United States. German,
and Russia are England's great rival
or commercial supremacy. and In
measure opposed TO the open doc
lolicy. From every point of view
commercially. as sea power and
'reat nation. the United States is En-
lands greatest rival. He sincerel
hoped they would remain friendly.
BOSTON. June 1.-THE jubilee O
the Young Mems Christian Association
/ Is being held here today. The mel
u chants building. in which the anal
Is being held. is densely crowded
nalavataa ore nresent from ALI ma ri