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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Havana paper Hensibly ndvises
the United States to select for coalinR
station and naval depots the best
strategic points on the Cuban coast
This course will AFFORD the siand pro
tcotion against outside enemies aif
inside coDspfraiora.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Now that southwestern Colorado and
northern New Mexico hns the oil fc'
yer In the most approved form We
may expect the question Of whether
oil exists In paying quantities In this
part Of the world or not to be definite
ly settled during the time between now
and winter
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29
A Falsehood, as Usual.

Every Republican sheet and gold
bug Democratic publication in the
United States is against labor. Nc
Kinley and his cabinet are against
labor. and the Republican party is n
unit against those who toll. 1t is
centralized wealth against organized
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

We ask those who are declaring the
Republican party an enemy - libor
or those who toll In any nnnncr 10
advise us what the Democratic party
has done or attempted to do for the
bsrcfi Of the lsborinG claRsos Point
out one solitary thing. jiist one.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

In another part OF this Issue appears
n resume OF the resources and condi-
tlons existing in Archuletn county.
That thnt part of the southwest is
rapidly forging to the front there liz no
doubt The section abounds in ma
tural resources OF an uncqnnllcd char
actcr and great things may confident
ly be expected from there in the near
future
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Jim Orman never conducted hls own
business upon the snme lines lac IL
now conducting Colorado's AFFAIRS.
Had he done so the contracting hrII
OF Ormnn a. Crook. the Pueblo trail
blazers" would never hnvs enjoyed
ent wealth.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

A Democratic newspaper rejolces
that Its party has undergone 'rcac-
ton from Populism and freely chas-
ing. Yet there will be an aching
void when those Populist votes are
withdrawn.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

There Is no limit TO the ambition Of
Slueger-Actor James j Corbctt He
haa taken the center OF the stage in
London with the avowed intention of
knocking Henry Irving into the fy
gallery.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

The strike In the sheet steel depart
ment can probably be endured by the
public for another thirty days, proyid
ing the breweries and bottIing works
do not get sympnthetIenlly gay.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

II COnsuela. Duchess OF Marlborough
and several other things. comes over
to be vicequeen Of Canada. wouldn't II
be . good idea to move the capitol OF
j the dominion from Ottawa down to
Idle Hour?
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Krupp. the German gunmnker. has
fortune Of nerly fifty million dol.
lars, an income OF $4,000. 900 and - pay
roll OF 80. 900. 900 persons. The krupp
idea continues to grow faster In Eu-
rope than that OF arbitration.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Only trine over two months he.
fore the second annual fair To be held
necessity OF issuing the premium list
at the earliest possible date. Farm,
ora should know what they are to
compete for. The same is true OF
fruit growers and all others making
preparations for exhibitions.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Some rich American is buying up
the big diamonds that were intended
to be given to King Edward as corona
tion gifts. II has come to be lucky
day for John Bull when he doesn't
get up against the Yankee terror In
one form or nnothcr.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29
8 for same win please say -adver.

ns for same Will please say "adver.
ised:
Allen, F. L.
Aragon, Josie NJ.
Benton. Mrs. Jessie.
Bennett, j. B.
Blankenship. Miss Maud.
Carroll, William.
Curtis, Charles A. t2)
Douglas. w. It.
Fitzsimmons. Mr.. P.
Gilbert, Eli.
Grantham. Dick.
Heyman. Dick.
Lowther, Bert.
Mcintosh. Alexander.
Mclaughlin. Ed.
Maxwell. Mrs. Chas. E. (card)
Price. Mrs. Julia. (card)
Senge, w. C..
Sanders, l.. r.
Sandoval, Antonio ].
Sullivan, Miss Nettie.
Thompson, C.
Thomas. NJ. G..
vegil, Senior Epifanio.
S. NJ. BIGGS, p. NJ.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

II isn't likely, however, that the
new Schley Sampson controversy viii
have the effect Of booming Maciay's
hook The later contains no heroine.
and there isn't enough lovemalting in
II 10 suit the popular taste.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

The action Of Jupiter and Saturn in
combining to proloDg the heated term
may result IN the organization OF
national party on platform of siren.
nous opposition to government by con.
junction
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Young Cornelius Vanderbilt who has
been somewhat Of a success as mil
lionare and locomotive builder. Is
now trying his hand M n member Of
the New York state militia.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

One trouble In Democratic conven.
tions VIII be to keep down the auto
matte yell when Bryan's name liz men.
toned. Orators worked that for a
period OF -four years and the habit will
be hard to break.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Pops we're honest when they ssver-
ed their connection with the OLD par
tics, and for them TO go over To the
Democracy at this time would show
they are willing to bury principle for
Office
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

A temperature OF from 100 to los
IL reported from Minnesota. The
northern brccxe thnt has prevailed In
the states south of her for Il few days
past has been n hot one.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Rocky times. indeed. are ahead for
the state fusionists and the local Tam
manyItcs. Scandals In tho admins
tration OF state afairs and jobbery In
che conduct Of county matters do
not set well with the thinking tax
payers Of the country. The Bourhons
may ms well prepare to move out ms
soon ms their present lease expires.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Colonel Bryan seeks to revenge
himself upon the gold-bug Democrats
OF tha North by Insisting that the
party shall take Its next presidential
candidate from a locality south of
Mason and Dixon's line.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

A southern outlet would double the
business Of the Rio Grandc There
fore. the managers OF the road should
encourage the enterprise Instead of
placing obstacles In the way.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Earl Russell was sentenced TO I'm
prisonmcnt for three months. An
ordinary criminal would have "soak-
ed for 90 days"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Yachting Is mn uncertain and ex.
pensive pastime. On the eve OF their
departure for America Sir Thomas
Lupton's sailors demanded bonus
nv they sail, as they sail.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Al the moment the sultan was re
ported 10 have paid n bill his harem
set flrc TO one OF the royal palaces
The sultan will hardly have the nerve
TO repeat his extraordinary prank.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Chill is represented at Buffalo with
a 100000 building and exhibit
Some Of the ChilIian newspapers are
foolishly hostile TO this country. but
the government, seems to be progress.
i've
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

II you cannot say anything good of
your neighbor. say nothing at All
This may be hard on some but u VIII
show a Christian foriitude that should
be developed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Nebraska hns been comparatively
free from drought this year. but Col
Bryan win feel the effects Of II In 9th
er states by the calling on of NO many
county fairs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Porto Rico is free from debt Of any
kind, the revenues exceed expendit-
ure. and taxation lis the lightest ever
known there. All that Democratic
sympathy for the oppressed island.
ers" WAS wasted.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

II Admiral Dewey shall be sent an
the representative 10 the coronation
OF King Edward he will convert the
nnln exhibition Into u side show.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

The theory that the new Indian
country viii be Democratic In poll
tics must he based upon the assnmp
tIon that the Democrats excel on the
draw.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

II lis about lime to call the ther'
mometer down. The heat waves are
dshhing against Duluth. the zen'th
city Of the uDsaitcd seas
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

For the purposes Of his Summing
tour in Chicago. Dr. Sheldon IN work.
ing up little enthusiasm by deliver.
Ing lecture ON Courage"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Golden Rule Jones OF Toledo should
he retained by the navy department
10 write non-partisan history Of the
AEantingo campaign.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Mosquitoes are killing animals and
driving people ont OF Texas. other'
wise that state Is not so bad on as "
might be.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Silverton continues to attract ont
hide capital And the output JUST
flea the attraction.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29
Advertised Letter List.

Following is the list OF letters re.
naming in the postofiice at Durango,
Colo. and uncalled for for the week
ending July 27. 1901. Persons call
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

A house divided against itself cannot
stand. The Democratic structure is
kiecidedly divided at the present writ
Ang
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

sAs ssats Of thsse who viii lose ali
ht ths dfSashr They should be help
I'd to help thsttseiyes as quickly as
noAeibls.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29
MISREPRESENTATION.

The Democrat must believe that 1t
is read by a very ignorant class of
readers when It makes the statements
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

One Of the Napoleonic remnants In
Paris proposes to aim vicious blow
nj the stats OF the French republic.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

Italy will hold at Turin next year
an International exposition of modern
decorative art.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

The Don't KNOCK society should
eecurs = strong foottoid RI this in
mediate vicinity.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-29

One Of the duties connected with
prayers for divine favor is to relieve
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-29
MARRIED

The marriage OF Henry Lee Jar
Doe, ir., and Miss Anna Haighl
which was solemnlzed at the Con
gregational church in this cityWed
nesday morning, April "a, was one
Of the most beauful and elaborate
weddings that have taken place in
Burlington.
The church was crowded with the
relatives and friends OF the young
couple. just befor the entrance OF
the bridal party, Vera Patton and
Adelaide Burgess laid strip Of
white cloth from the carriage to the
altar over which the young people
were to pass. ~ en- each stretched
a ribbon from the front to the back
and held them during the cerimony.
Promptly ateight o'cldek the bridal
party entered the church and pro-
ceeded down the main aisle, as the
church was filed withi he sweet
strains Of the Lohengrin Wedding
march, played by Mrs. Frank W.
Haight, sister Of the bride.
The bride entered, leaning on the
am OF her brother, Frank W.
Haight. During the ceremony
hrs. Frank w. Haight played soft
" "Annie Lanra.r After the cere-
mony had been performed with due
solemnity by Rev. Geo. T. Nichols.
Miss Watt of independence.
cousin Of the bride, sieepped aside
and sang q beautiful solo "Mine
Forever more.n es
The bride is the only daughter or
Mrs. Clarance r. Haight and is one
Of the most popular and sweetest
Young ladies in Burlington, has had
the advantages that accrue from
refined home and good educational
facilities. She is a graduate ofForest
Park university Of st Louis. She
possesses a beautiful character and
3 most amiable disiton. Burling-
ton will miss her quiet Womanly
induecnce more than aIl else, as
she was aiways sd conscientions, 50
patient. IS kind, and gentle that al
who came ~ contact With her
could not help bui love her.
The groom is the youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. II i. Jarboe and
has for tie pest eight years been
cashier ofthe Bank at Marlow, /. 7. /
Harrr bas recently sold out his /
interest b. Tie banking business and +
IS n0n secretary and treasurer OF +
the Gilkey.Jarboe Hardware Cos
with stores at -Chickasha, NARROW
end Duncan. i, A. He is promis-
ing young man Who is snre to sue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-29

II g. a Aea4 ~ ~ z t
ceed, not only because he has thai
apirlt nhick goes 20 make hfe .
success, but bseapse- he has secured
sllck 4 prize asa wife. His genial
. disposition aud kpdly5maBner make
lhfma great social favorite as well
ssa-b0ssness efriend 70 be .qesinedi
Mr.. md Mrs, Hrboe lsaYe hosts
of frtends here butyChiekasha will
be tie gamer through Burlington's
loss, Mn. and Mrs. Jarboe were
the recipients Of many beautiful
presents. consisting Of out glass,
silver, Haviland china. lipen-aud
bric.a-brac, They received q nIee
present from the gfoom's parents.
seheek forS2e0. Mr.. apd Mrs II IA
gaFe6e jrl, ,IIeA On We lll9S.tran
fof tiie east where they expect 70
spend their honey moon. Bat they
shipped out their trunk ther day
before, mucRf6theg lsapRgfp lIpeDt
Of their fr6a6 LhtAo wbnted %
decorate il forg fhsm, A large
crowd III Hiebds we're at the train
to see Ahen b aha to see that
theph@iPIee tv7Qf rice.-Burling-
tbb. bfGsi4hian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-29

Ash Grove, No, April 2s.-A few
weeks ago ]. L. Conner and his wife
separated after repeated quarrels. She
went TO live with her father. r. W.
Smith, a farmer near town. Yesterday
as Smith and Mrs. Connor were driv-
ing 70 town Connor jumped from the
brush along the road and began to
abuse his wife. He finally got into
the wagon. when Smith shot him dead.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-29

jefferson City No. April ss.-The
class in sociology Of the state uni
versity AZ Columbia was here Visiting
the peniteutiar9- Investigations i'm
crinHhoioeg are being made bv the
class. and the visit to the state prison
was made for the purpose Of obserr-
ing the methods in vogue and study
ing criminology from object lessons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-29
FEELEY BAKERY.
Nineteen Youths Left san Juan for New
York, II OF Whom WIN Be Edu-
Gated at Uncle SANS Expense.

San Juan, p. r.. April 2s.-The
United States transport Sedgwiclx
sailed for New York. having on board
10 Porto Rican youths who are going
TO the United States TO be educated.
Eleven ofFthem are bound for the
United States government Indian
training school at Carlisle Pa The
govemuient viii assume the 4expenses
of the q students referred 70.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-29

A--AA NAA 4+AA = ANAs
The following Communication
frop Geo, WFghb B' 5.
Indian Inspector for Indian Ter
ritofy Sunder date Of April C2S rs
Of general jpterest toIPrepertE
holders-h says:
"Concerning the matter Of ia
Quirnes ~ pFapeEty owners as 10
what 1et STR AOf time they will
have to protect their property by
building upon same, 50u are re-
speeifnlgT advised that y0u can
notify them that the Schedule OF
improvements which you make is
simply fer the guidance of the
toEnsite commission; that yQur
schedule is not final, and that ID
would be inexpedient st this time
tQadvise any parties just what
length Of time they would have
to erect improvements upon any
lot, bnt they should be informed
That the question Of the right Of.
apy party 10 purchase lot under
the provisions of the law must be
considered az the time the town
site commission makes the apI
praisement,"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-29

Kansas City. No. April 2S.-Yester-
day the Metropolitan Street Railway
company Jet contracts for new lines
in this city to cost S25o.000. The mos.
important line 70 be built this summer
win be the donble-iraek electric road
on Ehirty-frst street from Indiana
50 lain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-29
QUENCH THE FLAMES.

The southern problem, apparently has
two distinct phases. One is how to
bring the savage instinct OF some Of the
blacks under the domination of the laws
OF civilization, and the other is TO sub
due the wild beast passion of that white
element which reyels In blood and hor-
ror Any sided effort at solution
OF the problem will fail.
one thing is perfectly clear so far, and
that is that Wild beasts, even though
their color be white. will never succeed
In conquerlng the black savage for civ
llIzatlon. The killing OF innocent and
guilty, burnlngs AZ the stake, torture,
and all kinds Of wild orgies have not
served to decrease the number Of un-
speakable crimes. On the contrary,
they are Increasing In frequency and
revolving cruelty. Is II not fact that
many Of these crimes are committed az
retaliation by the blacks upon the
helpless whites? Are they not In many
cases the blow for blow" in saw
are warfare between races? That mat
ter needs investigation, II II IL desired
to arrive at a full comprehension Of the
southern problem. But IN the mean
time II is evident that the method Of
the mob is a failure. The wild beast
may bury itself in the vitals Of the saw
age, but II cannot tame him.
The moral status Of many OF the
blacks IL easily accounted for. Their
ancestors were often by the sanction Of
some white morality, irresponsible
slaves, barred from the gentle influence
OF home life. Morally and So
clally they were placed on a
level with the cattle in the
stable, or the dogs In the yard II is
but to be expected that the character
islics acquired under such abnormal
conditions should appear in a genera
ton or two after the emancipation, and
produce transgressions OF law and rules
OF civilization.
II Is more difficult to account for the
moral status Of the other class that
apply crime as a remedy against
crime, and glory in the fact
For these people profess to love JUS
tlce They claim to be competent q
govern free country, and some OF
them. no doubt. shine az devoted dlsci.
Pies Of Him who gave His own life foi
the salvation Of the lost Their case Is
different. and II IL a question which
phase Of the southern problem is the
more serious. Neither can be success.
fully handled without the enthrone,
ment Of law and the suppression Of
anarchy
II is pleasant to note that some ef.
forts have been made successfully. a,
resisting mobs thirstlng for blood. also
that the press Of the country is awak.
ening to the dangers that threaten
American civilization. Let the watch.
men on the towers cry out until pub.
lie conscience is fully aroused. Let m,
country prepare TO deal once more with
the southern situation. and that hefor,
the awful seeds now sown are ripened
and scattered broadcast with the wind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-29
THEosoPHIsTs AROUSED.

A few days ago the San Diego, Cal,
Union contained numerously signed
letter In which the teachings Of Theo-
sophists were characterized as 1.-THE
antlthesis of Christianity" system OF
panthelsm denying the fatherhood OF
God, and Therefore the brotherhood of
man. The letter concludes.
1.-THE circumstances attending the
modern revival Of Theos0phy under the
leadership OF Madam Blayatsky are not
such as commend themselves TO our
reason or moral sense. while It's ancient
sway In the Orient has bllghted count
less lives and has left India a moral
and spiritual desert. The teachings OF
Theosophy are Numerically opposed TO
the Gospel OF Christ as II Is presented
In the New Testament and taught by
the Christian church"
The students at Point Iona lmme-
diately challenged the authors OF that
letter, excepting one of them. whom
they do not regard as entitled to
courtesy, to a public debate on this
proposition: Resolved, That Theosophy
as promulgated from Point Iona Is
not the antithess Of the teachings OF
Christ" VIII the clergymen accept that
challenger II they DO, much Interest
will be taken In the debate throughout
the country.
II is doubtful. though. that the result
viii be worth all the trouble. Such
debates seldom amount to anything
The parties engage in them, not for the
purpose az comparing views, with the
motive OF finding truth and have
errors corrected. They are both con-
WINGED that they have the truth, and
that the opponents are wrong. and they
consequently aim at breaking down the
opponent without listening to argu'
ment. Such debates generally amount
to an exhibition OF dlalectal fencing and
prize wrestling for prominence In elo-
quence. When II Is over, both parties
generally claim victory, and the public
is no wiser than before. The aim was
not to ascertain truth. but to estab.
lIsh the superiority Of the dlsputants
as jugglers with words and phrases,
and that is really Of no public i'm
portance.
II public debates could be held for the
purpose Of ascertainlng truth, they
would be Of great service. But unless
that is the real object, they are of less
use than prize fights with fists, or duels
with swords or pistols,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-29

doubt be more willing to engage In this
enterprise than II has been hitherto.
The British officials who direct the
Egyptian affairs do not hesitate In urs-
Ing the construction Of national irriga-
ton works. on such grounds They are
building a gigantic dam at Assouan'
By which the water OF the Nile viii be
stored up, for use at a time when most
needed. The work win cost anywhere
between ten and twenty million doll
lars. This is a vast expenditure for
country with the limited resources oil
Egypt, but II Is believed II will be
paying Investment.
The annual increase In the wealth OF
the country, when this dam and the
canals and drains shall have been COM
peted. Is estimated at s12,sOO,0OO, and
the direct benefit to the state, growing
out Of this increase Of wealth VIII
amount to s1,s6O,OOO. II Is also thought
that the sale OF lands belonging TO the
government viii produce sS,OoO,OOO, when
brought under irrigation. At this rate,
it will not take long before the money
expended Is all returned.
The results would be similar, though
on a much larger scale, In this country
il the vast regions now deserts for want
OF water at the right time Of the year,
were brought under cultivation. The
states thus benefited would receive al
Increase Of population and wealth, and
the general government would be d.
rectly benefited by an increase OF the
revenues. This IL sef-eydent The en-
tire country would be benefited, For an
Increase Of the population would mean
larger home markets for all manufac-
tured goods, and more work for all
classes Of aborers, including those en-
gagged In the various lines OF transport
tatlon. Whatever may be urged
against irrigation by government aid IL
cannot be successfully maintained that
il would be a financial loss II would
be vast gain to the entire country no
matter from what point Of view II Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-29
Worcester Gazette.

Burning at ell stake has become
such a common pastime In the United
States that the almost daily dispatches
relative TO such episodes are very brief
and In many newspapers are given an
obscure position. This shows that the
novelty has worn off and the news
value OF the items decreased. Very
soon II will be eXpedent for newspa-
pers to maintain a "Lynchings" col
umn in which the days list will ap-
pear In compact form in small type.
BY that time, however, the spectacle
OF man writing and shrleklng while
the flames sizzle his flesh win have lost
IT'S power to please and some new meth
Cd OF killing Will be introduced which
for a time will take its place as flea =
ture' in the papers. Boiling in hot wa
ter or hot oil would be attractive and
a unique method would be to insert
the victim In a caudron Of vitriol.