Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-21


night
MANILA, JAN. 17.-Thirty OF the
Fiiipino leaders who were or
dered 10 Guam sailed today on
the transport Rosecrans. The pris-
oners were in charge of Major Orwig.
Their families and friends accompan-
led them 10 the Luneta wharf where
they bade them a sad farewell The
prisoners. however, were unmoved.
The priests who were included in the
original order OF deportation have by
Gen. McArthurs order been kept here
in confinement
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1.-Two persons
were killed and 30 others Injured as
the result OF = fire that burned the
Stewart hotel. Il two-story frame
| structure today. Forty guests lost
their clothing as the flames had gain
ed such headway when discovered
that all escape except by the windows
was cut OF.
NEW YORK. Jan l7-Miss Alta
Rockefeller. heiress to fifty millions.
daushteT OF John d. Rockefeller, the
Standard oil king, and T. Parmelee
| Prentice, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sar-
telle Prentice, OF 10 Lower Court, Chi
cago. we're married at o'clock to-
day Although all ostentation and
show were sought 10 be avoided by
both the Rockefeller and Prentice
families. the wedding has rarely been
surpassed in sumptuous elegance.
PORT LOUIS. Island of Mauritius,
| Jan 1.-THE steamer Kaisari. which
sailed .omHingoon on November %
lor Reunion. has been wrecked at Re
union. twenty-five OF those on board
the vessel lost their lives, including
che captain.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1T.-The
committee On finance in the senate to-
day is considering the revision of the
revenue reduction measure. Chair
man NldIich iayors n reduction OF S45.-
| 0ee0DG, or S5O00.000 more than the
bill passed by the house.
OMAHA, Jan IA runaway Rock
Island engine this morning crashed in
TO and overturned q coach on the Wa
bash road, killing Jesse Bell. a porter,
and injuring a woman passenger and
TWO children.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. l7.-Wednes-
day morning. January %, will mari,
the first issue OF w. j. Bryan's paper.
The Commoner. according to an an
uounccment from the editor
Since mis- return nom Chicago Mr..
Bryan has devoted his entire time
End attention to his initial publica-
ton. which is to consist entirely of
reading matter. practically all OF
which will be from his pen. Mr.
Bryan VIII continue TO do most OF his
writing at home in his library, where
he now works. He says that the pa
per will be OF politic3l-ecouomical-
sociological nature The editor in
sists that none but union labor shall
be employed in connection with the
paper.
Many eastern newspapers have ask
ed for advance proofs of the first
page, and MIR. Bryan says he has
made arrangements to furnish these
NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Audrew Car
neeie has said to }. +. Morgan and
John D. Rockefeller: You must buy
me out"
lie said it plainly when ne threat
enel to build twelve
million dollar pipe plant at Come
aut o.. to compete with the National
Tube Co. Morgan and Rockefeller
heard, and they have for weeks been
trying 10 come to terms. Buying out
Carnegie is no small matter. His in
dustries around Pittsburg piled up Il
profit amounting to $42.G00.OOO in
1859 The huge corporation into
which all the Carnegie works are
gathered has capital OF $1e0, 0O0,-
| geo. He desires TO devote the rest of
| his days TO philanthropic undertake
ings, and realizing his diotum, 1T is
a disgrace to dig rich.7 is Carnegies
nctive in urging these methods to
compel the only men who can do it
o Ike his property.
CARLYLE. H.. Jan. 1T.--Au arm
less and legless child is now the cen.
ter OF attraction among the residents
oil lrishtown. northeast OF this city.
The mother oi the monstrosity is
Hester the wife OF Edward Cole, a
weli known young farmer residing in
AtttlA NAAAA4lAN. II 20 nut II Il tiAtsii ~
abe case that people travel miles to
see tAr infant. The father now re
fuses TO admit visitors to the house
unless they are intimate friends of
the family. The child boy. is per
lectiu every way excepting its limbs.
In place OF the arms are two stubs.
and anything representing legs
is missing entirely. not even mari,
o, auy kind where the hip joint should
he. The little fellow arrived at the
Cole homestead on the second of Jan
nary At the time OF birth it weighed
about four pounds. For twesty four
hours the babe fingered between life
and death. The second day after its
birth it gained strength. and at pres
ent is growing healthier rapidly.
| rhe parents are now confident that
the new member of the family win
live. MI and Nus. Cole have two
other children and both are perfect
physically and mentally.
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