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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-28

Mr.. Schutt shipped carload Of ap
pies and 200 boxes OF plums TO Denver
yesterday The fruit supply of this
section seems to be going out to other
points very fast. and yet there liz plen.
ty left for Durango trade.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-28

Miss Matilda Sickler is on her way
from Toledo. Ohio, TO Durango for the
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-28

The city clerk Is very busy these
days working ont statement of the
Moore shortage to be brought up in
The September term Of the district
court.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-28

Mrs. A. H. Fullcr. who Is travelling
through the southwest lcit this morn.
ing Tor Denver and Chicago. She cx.
presses q great deal of pleasure from
the scenes she has Witnessed In this
part of the country
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-28

There are 100 pupils entitled TO en-.
ter the High school this year. Many
hnye already registered and those de.
siring TO do so and interested In the
work should call on Superintendent
Downs at his office forenoons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

ten the trial OF Or. Stewart before
the examining board. and has been
compelled TO tell the Seattle physi.
clans who have complained OF the
delay that this was y matter over
which he had no control.
have told the people who com
planned 60 me, however" Mr.. Fulton
said today. that there was no rea-
son why the board should await the
result % the criminal proceedings.
The board has power 10 try Or.
stewart and revoke his license 81
any time II the members ~ the
beard believe he has baon guilty Of
unprofessional conduct.
As TO the status OF the criminal
cases. ! can say that they will be
set Tor trial by the Superior Court
next Saturday. Whatever delay there
has been has been caused by dlia.
tory Proceedings on Or. Stewards
part. A demurrer was interposed in
each case BY Or. Stewards attorney
and these demurrers were disposed az
only a week ago. the court having
held them under adviSement sever
al weeks
I'VE at once noted the cases for
trial and will have them placed on
the trial calendar next Saturday"
A Disaraesfut Affair.
Or. Stewart, " will be remembered
was accused OF having eonapir~d
with Or. o. V. lawson. an unlicensed
practitioner. and Fred G. Braid the
Seattle Times Advertising manager,
TO procure Lawson a physicians H.
cense from the state board OF madl-
cal examiners. A DIR. Wilson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
nay SEATTLE is
| TOO Selfish
|hatCom Wholesalers Want to Join
The Seattle Jobbers' AssoCia-
tion--Propose Boycott

Puget sound IL done In whAteom
county. while Pierce county. where
the once Is now maintained. does not
furnish one cents worth OF that I'm
menEe Industry.
As far as can be learned from all
local sources, the whatcom CONNER
clAs Cl.lb has been mlsluformad in
the above matter. No regular organ
iztion Ia known under the tiste % the
Seattle Jobbsrs Association
J. II. Jennings, secretary Of the
Merchants Association here. who
has offices IN the Bailey building.
knew nothing u the matter. lie
said that no application for member
ship into the Merchants Association
from the Whatcom dealers had ever
come under his observation.
Edmund Bowden. secretary % the
Western Washington Grocers' asso-
citation. with offices IN the Dexter
Horton building. had the same story
to tell. He knew nothing whatever
about any application for member
ship into the association from any %
the WhAtcom dealers. and seemed 70
think the telegraphic report from
there u an intended boycott against
the Seattle tobhers had reference %
some other aasocia ton, or else the
Whatcom club was inhoring under
misapprehenEion. A representative
Of the Seattle Fish Company stated
that that line Of business had no or
Ranszation nor utilization whatever.
and therefore the club could not re-
fer 20 them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
They BEAT
THEIR WIVES

Bernard Petronella. an italian. was
found guilty this morning OF assault
aud battery. much TO the relief ~
his wife ana daughters and other
relatives who filled the court room
yesterday and today.
The pretty interpreter Mrs. Evan
gel. who though no relation of the
potronellas. took deep interest in
the case. said that tho old man had
tried To- borrow a knife from some
one. and had said that he was going
TO XIII three Of the witnesses. includ-
ing his wife, II he got n chance.
The interpreter has attracted con-
siderable attention during the trial,
and seemed TO take an interest In all
the court house employees she was
chaperoned by a jealous husband,
however, who refused TO allow her TO
talk at any length to any one but
himself After the unhappy Petron-
ella had been led back TO jall and
the crowd Of Italians was melting
away, she was talking 20 some young
attorneys, when the jealous spouse
appeared and ordered her 10 come
with him at once. She stu lingcr-
ed. 80 finally he couldn't stand Il
any longer and took her by the arm
and pulled her away
Knows Her Rights
II have been I'm this country fifteen
years" she said. and know the
laws My husband don't beat me-
! would have him arrested II he did
But Mrs. Petroneln has had a black
eye for the last twenty-six years. In
Italy" said the Interpreter, when
q man rs caught beating his wife an
officer will ask him II II Is really his
wife, and II he answers Yes, he
win say, AN right; get after her
then when the old man gets out
am afraid he will make trouble
for all OF us. don't like being an
interpreter. / am 30 bashfui."
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through Or. Stewart and Braid. Il
was Rlleged. obtained tSoa from Law
son on the representation that Or.
Wuson could obtain from "a member
% the board complete set OF an
swsrs 10 the list Of questions TO be
propounded at the December exami-
nations OF the board
Lawson attended the examination.
but found 20 his sorrow that the
set or answers he had purchased
were responsive 10 a list OF questions
asked two years before. Hts blum
dSring attempts 20 make them III
gave the attempted fraud away 20
the board. and In self defense Law
son exposed hls alleged aecompiloea
The state claims Or. Stewart and
pr. Lawson are jointly guilty Of
criminal conspiracy. and that Or
stewart alone n guilty OF obtaining
money by fraud. Dr. Wilson has
never been Appreciated informR
tions were filed against the mon ae-
oordlngiy. Braid. who turned states
evidence. was not prosecuted.
Lawyers say that since the state
must largely depend on nraid'a IN
eorrohornted testimony. a conviction
VIII be hard 20 obtain against the
defendants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

VIENNA. May 7.-Advices from
st. Petersburg. Russia, report the
most serious revolt OF peasants that
has yet taken place. an having occur
red IN Ronstantino. The rebels
formed into a regularly organized
and armed force, having been, u Is
supposed, secretly drilled for some
time.
The farmers were not In entire
sympathy with the revolters, and
we're given notice that unless they
declared Themselves by a certain
date, they would be regarded as a
menace 10 the freedom movement.
Following this. when the outburst
came. more than 100 farms we're de-
vaatated. houses and crops being
burned and livestock slaughtered. II
r. estimated that 600. 900 pounds Of
sugar we're thrown Into the Dnelper
river. Il having been seized from
government warehouses.
Troops were rushed 10 the scene Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

WARRINGTON. y. c.. May u
President Roosevelt today sent 70
the senate the n1fninatign or Isess
A. Frye. Of Washington. a. be y nj !
"a states attorney for the district OF
Washington,
The appointment Was made solely
ON the recommendation uf senh tor
Fosgsr. ard was bitterly opposed ~
John l.. Wilson. Fosters friends
take heart a. this as an lndichtlon
that Fosters wishes are q be re-
skrdsa entirely IN Washington rat.
ronaaa. This ia probably true IN al
cases except the eellec tQrnhlp ~
sceN not ssern pnaainie that Foster
GO narns the successor 90 Houstis.
Crocker. bedford and other sup
portara Of Foster IN his tight against
ide have been active today amens
the senators. sndeavuring 70 create
a belief that ide = not . prnpcr mn
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FRYE is NAMED
For District Attorney-Ide Fight Becomes More
Bitter--Foster Supporters Very Active

for collector Of customs. 80 far they
have had no encouragement. espeei-
ally since President Roosevelt told
them he woald not wtthdfaw Ide =
acufinasion.
II is not probable the cars viii be
adjusted tomorrow BY the COMMITTEES,
as originally predicted. an Special
Agent West. of the treasury depart
nsu,, has not yet been heard from
regarding the charges against Toe,
which he IL investigating.
There has been no Western uEht
In Washington for some time that
has attracted 40 much attention Ne
has this one. Foster has used every
effnr, 20 defeat the Ida nomination,
and. as matter - fact haze made
such a strenuous attempt that he
has ovsrraachsd himself and has
created an impression that hiH nppo-
Higiou 20 the nomination T. almost n
matter n personal spite,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
cONFISCAT
'H Form of Fight Is to Be Brought Against
the Great Beef Trust

bulletins announcing the forecast at
tracing great attention. one thing
Is certain. however. and that IL thnt
the consumers have found a method
whereby the packers viii be com
PEELED 20 fight at loss or come 20
terms.
Statements are made IN the local
papera today that II the fight Ia
continued for thirty days longer
there will be- less than ten per cent.
Of the retail butchers ~ Chicago
AIN doing business. Those who
signed the first agreements 70 eat
no meat for ten days have almost
unanimously signed the new thirty
day agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
STEWART And LAWSON,
ALLEGED CONSRIRATORS
MAY never Be PUNISHED
naton Charged to Medical Board in Stewards Case
BraIds testimony Will Be Next to Worthless in Superior
Court, Because He Was One OF the GANG

,rs~ty fssling threatens 90 arise
,''.s~e the hoard Of state medical
~~sasrs and the King County
- Assoeia ton over the long de-
- ths former body Ia taking pro-
~sszxs 70 revoke the license 81 Or
~ stewart. % this city, who was
ss<s with unprcfexSionAl conduc,
.xassctson with the Lawson scan
sss DECEMBER.
Notwithstanding the fact that
4r.s o. criminal conspiracy and
nninx raeaey under false pre-.
Is are pending against him N
sszpertor Court. Or. Stewart has
kaasi to practice hts profession
\ a. ths weeks 50 by the physl-
! q the city are becoming more
sasrs dissatisfied with the exam
4 aaard's policy Of procrAstinA.
The board claims that the
~ Is being held back BY delay
|lAa criminal proceedings.
Or. Gees Opinion.
~ can and viii Do nothing IN
n saftsr until tha criminal case
iS.s4- declared Or. v. III. Coe. the
Ills member OF the board. this
rnlrs We don't propose 20 have
VI zsn as Stewart praetlclnG med :
las = Seattle. but the matter OF
srxf-g bis license must depend on
D rwalf q the criminal case. with
h rresecutson OF that we have
1aezF 70 DO. have no doubt. how :
~ NAT Prosecuting Attorney
bra y pushing Il 70 trial as fast
} pssshle. "
y tns other hand. Prosecuting At
~ Fulton has been urged 10 has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
BY The kNOUT
Russian Peasants Arm and Give Batte--76
Kied--204 Wounded Others Flayed

the rioting and an engagement fol-
lowed. IN which seventy six iuaur-
gents were Killed and 200 wounded.
The government loss has not been
made public. but it r. supposed TO
have been heavy subsequently the
leaders OF the rebels were arrested
and "a form ~ military trial given
them by General Nilakoff
Before fhis court ninety eight men
were brought and given sentence. \
portion Of the most prominent ones
we're given 900 strokes with the
knout As 100 n severe punish
ment, II was practically n death sem
tence 10 inflict such large number
az 300. and the result was that thir-
ty-six 81 the offenders died before
the punishment was complete, The
government II doing all IN its power
to suppress news ~ the revolt, and
the pross censorship has been ex-
ceptlonslly stringent In the last few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
FOR PEACE

MANILA. May T.--osnerai Chat
fee sailed for Mindanao today and
will consult with the Moro chiefs
there. Iie thinks that by personal
conference with the MoroH further
trouble there can be avoided
The nnttoN are inclined C. believe
IN Everri hing which comes from m
a. being absolute. and on this he
depends 20 gain his aims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
HONORS DUE
HIS RANK

WASHINGTON. May Arrange
nenta for the funeral % Admiral
samp son are not yet fully compist-
ed. but the iutsgment will aroba bly,
be Rt Arlington. All hauors due a
rear admiral are 20 b. accorded the
dead ofiicer. Mrs. Sampson Is utter
~ Frustrated BY the shock Phys
ieians are now with her and hope TO
revive her sufficiently TO permit her
70 attend the funeral. Friday will
probably BE- selected as the day for
the final rte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07


mICOA. May The atten-
n ( me whatcom Commercial
e@n called az last nights meet
nAse fact that the Seattle Job
~ asssciaflon had refused to adj
u Nateom wholesale stores into
&EA On this matter the santi-
rzzztAs association was univer-
nFaAvor Of a boycott against
sxs ssniesale firms
rsA meeting OF merchants
Tor next Tuesday evening
hlsr assures 20 bring thu seat
tsAzasT association 20 tirne. Se-
- ~ present time has COM
~ HsrM Of the Wholesale bust
- Western washington. ~ Il IL
E1zsls 70 buy staple articles from
hfzrsrs without being n
zazes X the Seattle Jobbera' aaao-
s4Az through this method Seat
Z saeacally owns all the whole
- f'Ansss Of the greater portion
MasNAts.
y coatrol has not besn the work
Z ~ Or 4 year. but has been n
- wAich has taken years Of ef-
eonsummate. SO strong II
= MI thst IL Ia at present. many
.aA'ssalsss claim. almost impossible
4 saaisealsTs 70 exist outside OF
sftsr Tsccnna Too
~ Commercial club last night
sfisf movement TO have the
~ - cornrnissionerH' once NOV
WIN Tacoma 20 Whatcom. The
eFsnsrt Il based on the fact that
~ cent. q the fishing business Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

b..n.a~A1o. Nay The present
y n q me government attor-
-. = we proeesdlng3 against the
- bssi rust contaslpistes the
NJ slll for an Injunction on
i ~ ~ was learned this morn
! 49, -. ! may contain a prayer for
VI '..s.ssatiOn - the government
\ sosea shipped III violation Of
tssssA' Y YET law. n ihe prayer IL
a. y would be a severe blow
a., saekeiE Combination, II such
itf..,.s I Practically nuiiifiss any
~ Asa That may have been
- " general tone 81 jubiia p
pf-f the event, the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
IN THE VERY SHADOW OF
POLICE HEADQUARTERS
Within Sixty Feet OF the Captains Desk Bold Burglary
Oocurs-FIve Other Similar Jobs About the City
Show That the Criminals Are Busy

( ticien OF value from the residence 81
W, V. Carr at Twenty ninth avenue
and East Pike street yesterday. They
smashed IN a front window IN order
To get ia the house
While Mrs. r. $. Luthill was en-
gagged IN moving yesterday q thief
walked into her house at 1919 Eighth
avenue and managed To get away
with considerable amount OF jewell
~. MrH, Luthill saw the man as he
left the premises.
The store Of Kreider a. House. at
woodlawn station, Green Lake, was
entered last night by burglars and a
quantity Of stock and little money
stolen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

during the war, our Rrent empire Ia
now more potent and powerful than
when the war began. We have suf-
fered. but we have won"
Salisbury said the government M
the beginning Of the war announced
that n Intended that II should be car.
ried out 10 final end, and that the
country could not afford, after such
sacrifices Of treasure and mon. TO
allow things 10 slide back into "a po-
sitlon whore II would be In the pow
or Of an enemy. when opportunity
suited. to again renew an issue Tor
which the British had fought for
the past three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
BOER DRIVE

LONDON. May An official dis
match % the war office today re-
ports another successful drive OF
Beers IN the Orange River Colony
yesterday by the British under ,'olo-
nels Slot and Barker. Ten bosTs
were killed and 20s captured The
British casualties we're none. 80 Tar
"a known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
\ ROGUlSH BUNCH

an fssei1fingion. Mark Nical ma
aessse.lsl were arraiEned today
u 49, pf injury ~ freehold.
sTss-r..,.h efe brought Down from
A|zilr. !. hnd seem e. have been
istt 49, ma town red they made
,z1g ~ TOT while and finally
M Wy W p Entering the house Of
3 k.v.a. Aisehfssidar and are allog
s sfgken al tho windows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
EXCURSION

Los ANGELES. cal. May -
This morning four train loads a. del
sEatsH TO the biennial convention
Of womsn'H Clubs visited Long
Beach. where carriages and tally
hos were waiting 20 drive them
through the city. This afternoon
launches conveyed the party on an
ocean trip to the Catalina islands.
where u barbecue was held on the
beach. The delegates were guests
of the California Women's Club dur
ting the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
ALASKAN RAIL WAY AGAIN
BROUGHT BEFORE CONGRESS

road TO be built by tho Alaska Gulf
q Yukon Railway co. The commit
tee VIII further consider tho advis-
ability of renewing the land grant
policy with regard to this road. The
company asks for alternate sections
for a distance OF Ave miles on either
side OF the road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

WASHINGTON. d. c., May L.
Tho house committee on public lands
today gave a hearing In behalf OF the
biIi granting a right Of way for
railroad from Valdez 10 Eagle city
Alaska, n distance Of 400 miles, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

Burglars. big and little. have been
working like bees for the pact -
hours. and at least six Seattle homes
have been rinsd In that time. An
even half dozen burgiaries we're re-
ported TO the police this morning.
The most daring crime was com
mitted within so feet Of the captain >
desk NJ police headquarters. The job
was evidently done by n couple OF
the cleverrat boy burglars with
whom the police have had 60 deal
in some time. David ketaH, who runs
d cigar stand ~ Third avenue and
Yeslcr way just opposite the police
station. was the victim,
When no opened up his place This
morning " was nt once evident that
burglars had been AZ work. koiRs
says that $50 IN money. beside "a
large quantity Of cigars and tobacco,
was stolen.
Extra Prseaution
During the night the place Il en-
tirely enclosed by solid board 'front.'
which ia put on every evening. In
the daytime the front IL off and the
store open. The house In built on
atllts several feet above n woodward.
which occupies the lot at Third ave-
nue. and Yesler way. The burglars
had worked from the yard under the
stand. A hole about one foot square
had been cut IN the floor Of the build
ms directly under glass show case
filled with candy. Into this cnso
the boy burglar must have climbed,
To pass the plumber down TO his
partner below was the work OF "A mo-
ment. That the job was done by boys
is the firm belief OF Detective Ten
nant. who Investigated the case. A
fun grown man could not possibly
climb through the small hole.
A Daring Crime
Another daring crime was commit
ted Just six blocks up Yesler way
from police headquartersin the groc-
cry store Of McRae a Bronigan.
Here the work was more simple. but
a larger amount OF money was Sc
cured. According 20 the report made
TO the police today, between s7b and
$50 was stolen. Tho thieves broke
into the store by forcing the lock of
the rear door Then they ransaeked
tho whole store, turning everything
topay- turvy. The money was hid
den In n sack OF beans, but II aid
not escape the burglars, who evil
IDENTIFY searched everywhere until
they came upon the coveted coin.
Detective Phillips has been detailed
on the case.
House Burglary.
By breaking the rear door lock OF
the residence OF l.. Silkworth at 22t9
Second avenue west, burglars got
into his house yesterday some time
before noon, during the absence of
the family. A set of solid silver
spoons are missing.
Daylight burglars also stole "A
Winchester rife and a few other ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
CLAIMS THE
VICTORY

LONDON. May I.--Premler SANS
bury, IN speaking Of the houth At
rose League today, said -
"Deep as our sacrifices have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
MAMUFAcTUPERs 70 MEET

The Manufacturers association
will meet tomorrow at II o'clock al
the chamber % commerce rooms.
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SAN FRANCISCO. May Wheat.
fI1z.
CHICAGO, May 7.--Whsat ~ and
70 IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

IMPROVES
Wilhelmina Passes an
Excellent Night

THE HAGUE. May 7.--Ano,her
hopeful bulletin as issued at Net
Loo Palace this morning. In IL no
mention Is made Of the reported
change for the worse In the queens
condition at midnight Ths bulletin
reads
Though the queens Temperature
rose slightly yesterday evening she
passed a quiet night and rose wholly
free from fever. Her general eondi.
tho II very satisfactory"
Vet Another
Later--Anofhsr encouraging buiis-
tin was issued this afternoon. The
excitement ineidsHt 20 the queen :
recent rsiap@. ID over. ard ths gqn-
srai belief prevails that her ma lsatyss
Physicians are giving out only re-
liable hNiiletina as to the situation
The report sent broadcast by a press
association last night 20 the effect
that her majesty was IN extreme
danger IL said TO be totally without
foundation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

and doors and smashed the furnl-
ture and dishes They are a rOguish
looking bunch, and their bail has
been fixed OF 1900 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

r-HE Only Paper IN Seattle That
1 D.rss to Prin, the News - - -
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-01-23
Population Of Canada.

Ottawa, Ont, Jan, 1.-THE popula-
tion of Canada was officially announced
by the census department today. 1t
is shown by the census of 1901 to be
$500, ,666, an increase of $50, ,425 for
the decade. The representation in the
house of commons viii be reduced from
21S to 21O members, The Yukon will
be granted one member, British Column
bia one additional member, the North
west Territory two, and Manitoba
three, making an increase of seven.
Ontario will lose six members and the
maritime provinces four, making total
loss of 10 members, which, with gain
of seven in the Dominion, will make a
net loss of three.