Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-03

him NJ the same time They were sep
arated before any damage was done.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July L.
The attack by Senator Bailey upon
Senator Beveridge might easily have
resulted more seriously. Bailey ex-
pected to meet Reveridge in the corri-
dor outside the senate chamber and
there demand retracton. With none
to separate them an encounter would
probably have gone hard with the In
dianan. who would have been but a
boy in the hands of the giant Texan.
Beveridge coolly smoked cigar and
chatted with his colleagues, evident
| ly suspecting Bailey. Beveridge gave
no evidence of leaving the chamber
when Bailey. unable to restrain his
rage longer sprang at Beveridge. The
attack was the sole subject of discus
sion here today.
Bailey says he. does not intend to
apologize for his conduct. He de
clares he would rather have the sen
ate eXpel him.
LONDON, June 3O.-A bulletin is
sued from buckingham palace at 10
O'Clock. says:
His majestey slept well. The dress
| ing of the wound gives much dis
tress. but there are no bad symptoms
of any kind. Treves, Smith, Lalsing.
| Barlow"
| LONDON, June 30-A supplement
tary official statement this afternoon
says that the king sees no cores
| pondence. Is not approached on mat
ters of state or business. The kings
| courage calls for the greatest admir-
alton. His wound. which is of consid
cradle depth. is dressed at least twice
a dav from the bottom. as 1t is essen
tial It should heal from the bottom.
| The dressing causes considerable
pain which is borne with great for
| titude. The temperature of the kings
room is kept down by electric fans.
the doctors have not left the palace
since the operation was performed.
| LONDON. July IA bulletin issued
this morning regarding the kings con
| dition is unqualifedly satisfactory and
saws;
| "The king passed an excellent night
of natural sleep. He has gained in
strength. and made substantial i'm
| provement in all respects"
The appearance of Queen Alexan-
| dria at review of the Colonial troops
today shows conclusively that bright
hopes for the kings recovery are now
| entertained in official quarters. The
| Duke of Connaught. the kings broth
er, with a brilliant staff, headed the
march of the Colonials. The Canad-
ians and Australians came first, fol-
lowed by small detachments repre-
| senting twenty-five colonies. including
Fiji, Hong Kong. Gambia. and Ceylon.
| About two thousand constituted the
parade. The queen. when reviewing
the troops was frantcally cheered by
spectators. She bowed and smiled
in animated fashion.
| KANSAS CITY Mo. July 1.-Over
three and one-half inches of rain fell
here in six hours this morning, the
heaviest fall in many years.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July Am
election is being held today for the
purpose of voting on the proposition
to issue bonds for one hundred thous-
and dollars for the establishment of
a municipal electric lighting plant
The city already owns the water
| works
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 1.-The Re
publican state convention was called
to order at noon by Senator Nelson,
sounded the key note to the state
campaign by endorsing the policy of
President Roosevelt There was no
opposition to the denomination of Gov
ernor Van Sandt. A strong anti-mer-
ger plank will be in the platform.
FARMINGTON, N. NJ, July This
section was visited by fine rain last
night. 1t commenced about 3 clock
yesterday afternoon and continued
until this morning, Just nice, gentle
rain one that will be worth a great
deal of money to the people.
AZTEC, n, NJ, July lit commenc-
ed raining about o'clock yesterday
afternoon and kept it up all night,
wetting the ground to depth of six
inches. being of wonderful benefit to
growing crops and cattle ranges.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July l.
The president this afternoon spread
|
dation of the new Grace Reformed
church. The edifice is being recon
structed as it win not hold the crowds
since the president began worshipping
there.
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. July l.
The steamer Abydos reports the rescu
ing the crew of the steamer Sammar
ah and two and half million dollars
in gold from the barren island oi
Iiuamblin. All were landed at Valpa
raiso.
HAZLETON. Pa, July Striking
miners with drum and fife corps
marching on the roads near Coke
Bros colliery today prevented any
one taking advantage Of the operators
, offer to go to work there. The strik
ers declare they won't permit this
and turned back several this morning
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July l.-Po
lice Captain Norman King, the secon'
of Minneapolis officers convicted o
70 corruption, was sentenced to three
and a half years in the penitentiar!
today. Police Chief Ames, the may
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