Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-10

600 into its treasury. and the bank,
are TO feel the effect of this reduction
in their expenses, together with varI
tous other lines of business enterprises
the national banks have not yet beer
eased by decision rendered by
Judge Lacombe. in the federal court
of Brooklyn. holding that the govern
ment must not repay the tax which
was levied on undivided profits.
Judge Lacombe's decision was given
in the case of the Leather Manufac
turer's bank. brought as test to as
certain If the treasury department
could collect sl54, which was levied
astaxes on undivided profits Of S77 79G
held by the bank All the banks now
viii be compelled to pay the taxes
which have accrued in the last three
vears. Nearly all the banks In the
country will make an effort to have
this decision reversed.
| SILVERTON. Colo, July 7.-Silver.
on has settled down to regular every
day life once again, the 4th of July
celebration being only a reminiscence
except in few Instances where some
of the boys are still celebrating. Not
outstanding the weather. the Fourth
| festivities were quite successful Had
The weather been fine one of the
grandeSt times in the history of the
town would have resulted Looking
back over Friday and Saturday II is a
wonder that any part of the pro.
Gramme was carried out. but as here
torore stated 1t requires more than
n snow storm to knock out mountain
GERS. When The Herald went to
press Saturday the second of a series
Of three ball games was in progress.
The game proved to be the prettlest
exhibition of ball playing ever seen
in the San Juan country and looked
like shut-out for Silverton until a
Wild throw allowed the locals to get
| in two runs Barring this all pro-
nounced the game the finest ever wit
messed on the home grounds.
The weather cleared Sunday and
the game in the afternoon brought out
. pCod crowd For some innings 1t
looked as though Durango was going
TO make 1t three straight. but in the
fifth inning Starr. who was pitching
FOR Durango. apparently weakened and
the bows began pounding him all over
the diamond and at that the entire
o"grePation seemed to lose nerve and
from that out until the close of the
came the DURANGO bows were at the
mercy of the Silverton club. Silver
ton had not scored mp to the fifth in
min. but at the close of the game the
score stood ~ to in favor of the
home team. Thus Durango won two
Of the three games. There was less
licldng during the series than gen
| orally and all the boys went in for a
GOOD time, Silyerton losing no oppor-
tunitv to make it agreeable for the
visitors and Manager Davis of the
Durangos returned home this morning
with good words for the treatment re
ceived.
The rest of the programme was par
tally carried out and furnished consid-
cradle amusement.
TELLURIDE. Colo. July THE
Fourth of July celebration came to an
end yesterday with the ball game be
tween Glenwood Springs and Telluride
which resulted in score of 10 to 9
in favor of the home team. The same
clubs played Saturday with a score of
| . to 0 in favor of the Glenwood
Springs boys. 1t was pronounced
equal to any league game ever PLAYED
in the state
SILVERTON. Colo. July DAN
NJ. Morgan was brought to Silverton
| this morning suffering from a wound
received in the left shoulder by the
discharge of a shotgun in the hands
of his partner, Tom Davis. There is
a good deal of mystery connected with
the case and the sheriff started this
afternoon to arrest Davis, who is at
the mine on Lookout mountain 1t is
said to have been carelessness. 1t is
believed Morgan will live.
| Senator Hanna President Roosevelt s
successor"
TORONTO, Ont. July 7.-Delegates
from many parts of the United States
and Canada are attending the nterna-
tional convention of iron molders
which began weeks session in To.
ronto today. A number OF matters OF
Importance to the craft are scheduled
| for consideration and action.
| N-THE-LAKE Ont,
July Interest of lovers of tennis is
now centered in the annual champion.
ship of the Canadian Lawn Tennis
association, which began here today
to continue through the week The
contestants represent many parts OF
the Dominion. The events to be de
cided are the all-comers' singles. han
dicap, mems doubles. and ladies' sin
giles.
| WASHINGTON. ID. C., July T.
The department was officially inform
ed this morning of the suicide of Cap
tain Shellenberger of the Tenth in
fantry. and Lieutenant Ryan of the
Philippine scouts. who. through de
spondency and nostalgia, killed them
selves in the island of Mindanoa, Phil
ippines, July ith. They were botl
brave officers. Shellenberger gradual
ing from West Point in 1882.
GLOVERSVILLE. ~ Y. July L
Motorman William Bridge of the sec
ond car in the mountain wreck whicl
brought death to thirteen persons Il
dead
CHICAGO, Ills. July IA Sunda,