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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
a. parson'. N0Die Ao,

= want an the world to know.
writes Rev G Budlonr. OF AHhnway.
r. l. what a thoroughly good aud rc
liable medicine found In Electric
biters. They curcd ne pf iauudicc
aud livor Troubles that had causcd
me rrrat suffering for many years.
For genuine ailafound cure they
excel anything / csur saw" Elaesrc
Bitters are the surprise Of all for their
wonderful work 10 iAyer, Kidney and
stomach troubles Don't fail 10 try
them Only E0ote Satisfaction IS
guaranteed hy @ Y Tinapy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

There is a constant cry for more
residences in Durango. The people
who are coming here from day TO day
with a desire TO settle. are OF a nice
clnss They have been attracted by
the wealth and beauty Of the south
west and It's wonderful resourcess and
would Ike to make their homes here.
Durango has good hotels well fitted
for the accommodation Of families, but
there are few people who do not pre-
Ter coy comfortable home, especial
ly if they have children in their fami-
Hes. to hotel, however excellent it
may be, Durango schools too. have n
good reputation. and many parents
from the country or from smaller
towns. are constantly sending their
children to this city to take advantage
of the fine courses of instruction that
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
a BOY. wud Ride for Life.

with family around expecting him
to die. aud son riding Tor life. rs
miles, 10 get Or. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Copghs aud Colds,
W. ~ Brosn, Of LacfVlie lnd., On.
dured deaths agoniea from asthma.
but this wonderful medicine gave in
slant relief and soon cured him he
writes 4 now sleep eoundiy eysry
night" Lille marvellous cnfna of Con
sumption. Pneumonia. Bronchitis.
Coughs. Colds and Grip prove its
mstehlosa merit far all throat and
Lung ironbles. Guaranteed battles
soc and 800 Trial bottica Tree ST g
L. Tinanys drug store.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
DISCUSS SCHOOLS OF GEORGIA.
ATHENS. Ga. Sept, Nearly

ATHENS. Ga. Sept To- Nearly all
the county superintendent Of edaca-
tion of Georgia are attending the
state educational conference whi.h h
begnn today at the university. State
school Commissioner Glenn is the pre-
siding officer and a rnmbef os other
prominent authorities nrc present.
from South Carolina aud other states
as well as Georgia The pnrpose Of
the conference. which continues three
DAYS. is TO ascertain the particular
needs OF each county. Win this end
in view tn. papers and discussions
viii cover a wide range Of topics.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
sure Cure for piies.

i,chinr Piles prninee moisture and
cause itching, this form az wen ae
Blind ificcdiug ar prouudinn plies
ate cured br nf ilo.asn toa pile Hem.
edy. Stops itching and bleeding. Al
sorbH tumors 50 cent? jar at drug
gisis'. OF sent by mail Tteaine free
wiito me about your Case. nr 80.
snnko. Philadelphia. IA For sale hS
by J. l.. Parsons
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
LOUIE NATHAN RETURNS
FROM THE NORTHWEST

/. ] Nathan. who. with his family.
returned last evening fro ma seven
weeks visit to his brother describes
mos, enthusiastically his trip through
out the northwest Among the places
he visited were Salt Lake. Portland.
Tacoma. Seattle and Bremer,on. the
last named being the United States
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
rar,unr Eaxnra A rnnnn.

Having distressing paths in head
hack aud stomach. and being without
appetite, ! began to nAo pf. Kings
New Life riils. writes W y White
head. of kennsiaie, Tex. and soon
felt iihe new man" lnfailihie In
stomach and liver troubles Only a5e
at q E Iinauy's drug store,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
No, Doomed for LIE,

y was treated for three years hs
good dcriors. writes ". A. Greer,
Accopneiis,liie. o. FOR PILES. and
fistuia. hut, when all failed nnehien's
Arnica Sniy. cured INC IN two wGrha" :"
Cures nurnH bruiecs. Cuts. cprns
Sores, leriptloue. Salt Rheum. riiea
or no pay, 2ss a, @, u. Tlnauy's
drug sture.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
COLORADO STATE FAIR.
puebIo. sentember Is 70 20.

Pueblo, September IS to 20.
For this occasion the Denver & Rio
Grande system will make a rate of
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
one sale September Is. l6. II, IS. good
to return until September 2l.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
Every Movement hurts

When you have rheumatism. Muscles are
stin aud ,orc aud joints are painful Hood
>arsaparilla goes right 10 the spot ia this dis.
ease. neutralises the acidity of the blood and
radically cures. Accept no substitute.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

1t Is feared there viii be great losses
to fruit growers Of New Mexico.
through lack Of means OF trausporta-
tion to market
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
Manhood Restored

French physician. will quickly take
generatiYe organs, such as Lost Mar
Seminal Emissions, Nervous Debility
hausting Drains. Nariocele and Const
night. Prevents quickness of discha,
liver. the kidneys and the urinary o
CUPiDEkE strengthens and rest,
The reason sufferers are not Gu
cent are troubled with Prostratis- CT
cure without an operation. 5000 tei
money returned II six boxes does no
six boxes for $500 by mall. Send TO
Address DAvoL MEDICINE CO.,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
acuploeNe.v ThIg Great vegetaple

This great Vegetable
Vitalizer' the prescription OF famous
care of all nervous or diseases OF the
mood Insomnia, Pains in the Back
Pimples, Uniltness to Marry. Ex
patton II stops all losses by day or
&c, which If not checked leads to Sper-
potency. cUPiDENE eleanses the
gans of all impurities.
res small weak organs.
ed by Doctors is because ninety per
PIoENE is the only known remedy TO
timonials, written guarantee and
effect permanent cure. $i00 box,
Tree circular and testimonials.
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b'or kals BY J. l.. Parsons, Druxgist
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Mrs William Morrison, who has
been confined 20 Mercy hospital sorl.
opsly IN Tor almost two weeks. is very
much improved and Is now thought to
he ou, of danger She was removed
today frum the hospital TO the home Of
her son. Alex Morrison. where she wilt
remain until she has recovered sum
clently 10 return 10 her home on the
Florida, Mr. Morrison. who has been
with her during the period OF hor III.
ness. leaves tomorrow for Colorado
Springs, and Denver. being delegate
to the Republican convention.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Since Judge Stimson received the
democratic nomination for governor
many Durango Democrats do not hest
tate TO say that since Charlie Thomas
* In control OF their party they viii
not be very enthusiastic over Demo
cratic success. They are free to say
that they have had enough of Charlie
Thomas methods In La Plata county
and they viii refuse TO deliver them
selves into the hands OF his lieutenRnts
here.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Contractor McGillis. who has the
contracts Tor the Perry and Roberts
aud Wahlcr buildings which viii he
erected Jointly, viii commence break
ing ground tomorrow morning The
combined buildings will be 75x75 feet
two stories. and will bc suitated at the
southwest corner OF First avenue and
appearance of south First Rvcunc.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Rcx llanAcmer wHs among the dele
RATES who len this morning FOR pcn
ser and Colorado Springs Hex says
that be rs goiag single and coming
back donhie. that la. that he Is going
10 rci married ana then go on to the
congregational convention
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Mrs iieriha Snyder lot this morn,
lax fof Cripple crcch After visiting
friends ln that place she VIII go on to
Omaha for sho fall fair and thence to
Chlraea abd Nfw YORK clty lor an
ssitnaed nip
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

~ e Green aud u II Morgan and
safe Of Dolores and hm y u. Lamb
of Coriot were among yesicfdHys at
rigais at tbe suairf hotel They are
enroule for Colorado Springs ana Den.
Yor and lcft this morning for those
cilirs
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

From Wednesdays Daily
yesterday morning occasions uDiyer-
sal sorrow throughout the city John.
sic had a world full of friends.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

The fine pcsrbrs that Sir sehuii got
in this morning are going like hot
cakes THOSE who want TO egt their
share wiil have 10 hurry, for the prices
are made 10 suit the people, who are
iatlng odfaainE. Of them
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Mrs Stewart of silyerion was a
through passenger uu the eastern this
to visit hrf old hnme and relatives
whom abe hes not seen FOR twenty lour
yeare Ms hudson and daughter of
Durango accompanied her
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Charles flcrk lett this morning for
another t1p 'n bis 0fo fiuo property
which be SIS wotkiug steadily He
ihinks be Wiu Hnun have something
aond ia diRgishr regarding it.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Miss Lilly PfostOn of 1ireen, Colo.
was mi ouisard hound passenger ON
the eastern this morning enrouie Ia
College View Ncb.. where she wiil con.
ilnur hri studies at Union College.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Mrs II. O. Reid and Mrs. r. A.
Field pf Mancos are visiting Durango
for the purpose of receiving treatment
from Mrs Davis
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Dave Ramsey. Nj wineate and W.
J Patterson were among the dele.
gates who left this morning for the
Republican convention in Denver.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Mrs Or nrecn ~ rast Lewis with
her daughters Misses Hepsie. Lacy
and Catherine, arrived in Durango this
morning ali nnt Miss liessic leaving
ON the eastern train for Denver. l.uoy
and Catherine are on their way back
10 l.eretto Ilelrhts school and Mrs
ilfocn win remain ior week OF so
ln Denver. visiting tncnaa
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

The aletkhnllery Of the Boston
Ceai & Fuel company held a meeting
yesterday afternoon at which business
~ tho tuhpany WAS transacted and
the sRme ofncnfs elected fof ,es ensu.
ine year uamoiY George W Brown.
fiank narnvy ueoree l.. wether
80 cbaiits stnhhs n y Chandler +
II Aliru and George q Franklin.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Master McGin OF this city. while
riding yesterday evening. fell from
his horse and struck on his right hand.
breaking both bones OF the fore arm,
and causing n COLES fracture. The
hoy is eigh, years old. and lives near
the old smeiter. He Is now getting
along very nicely.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

tlootRe M Post or the finn of Harry
" pos, < 90 Denver. vas Que of
she sfnvaiH oH yesterdays eastern
llc sud af rovunnd lofi this morn
lnF for Farmlagton
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Tho Paine ore teams bring down
daily six ions of Neglected ore and
alp loaded back every day with sup
pliea for me ORC Elmo camp.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

The Rochester hotel IS undergoing
extensive repairs under iis new pro
pfictor. o = Poole. and viii soon be
in condition 10 compete with the best
IN the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21

FOUR ARRESTED
ON RYAN MURDER
Two Women as Principals and
Men as Accessories.
CONFESSIONS ALL MADE
BRUCE JOHNSON Is CoNsPICU-
GUS IN THE CASE.
CONFESSIONS ALL MADE

Four arrests have been made in the
Ryan murder case. Those in custody
charged with the crime are Mary Jane
Smith, Madge Ray and Matt Wilson,
colored, and Frank Fleming. a white
man.
The police yesterday claimed they had
secured d confession from both women
in the case. 1t was made before
notary public and sworn to by the wo-
men. In il they admit that Ryan was
inveigled into the house. with the in
tent to rob him of his money. Other
means Of securing it failing, he was
"doped" with morphine, the drug being
placed in the beer, it is said. by Madge
Ray. Afterwards ne was carried into
the Clubhouse, where he was found
Mary Jane Smith says that Fleming,
the white man, performed this task.
Madge Ray hints that Wilson did il.
Both women tried at first to protect
Wilson, but after an extended interview
with the authorities, admitted that he
was implicated in it. It is asserted
that a third negress also had some
thing TO do with the robbery, and that
she took possession of the watch and
greater part of the money. This wo-
man is not to be found in the city, and
1t is believed that she has fed to ogden.
Men Make Admissions.
Both Wilson and Fleming have ,ad-
mitted that they were in the house aft
er the robbery and Fleming says he got
part of the money. 1t has not been as
certained which of the two men carried
the body to the clubhouse. but both are
said to have a guilty knowledge of the
affair. Informations will probably be
filed against those concerned in the
case today.
A special officer who. in the perform
ance of his duty, has occasion to pass
through Victoria alley several times
each night, says that on Friday, the
day that Ryan was poisoned, he was
walking through the alley on his tour
OF inspection. He heard noise in an
Clubhouse, but nothing that would war
rant him in making an investigation.
Credit has been given to certain po-
lice officials for the solving of the muir
der. but well known county official
who has been working on the case says
thatthe man who did the work and Sc
cured the Information marlborough the
accused persons 10 Jail is Bruce John
son. the cOlOred politician who owns a
building on Commercial street. John
son had rented rooms to both Mary
Jane Smith and Madge Ray in the Ton
tine hotel on Commercial street, to
Which they would repair after the
nights work was over. Through him
the police it is said, have been able
TO apprehend the supposed guilty ones.
and the credit for their capture is said
TO be due to Johnson. The man has
been in constant touch with Chief Paul
and the other officers and has spent
hours at the police station.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
ROOSEVELT WILL ACT
AS SOLE ARBITRATOR
Continued from Page -

do as a last resort, it is understood that
the actual burdens of arbitrating the
claims would not be undertaken by him
personally but probably would be, as IS
customary in such cases, conudeo 70
one efficient and trained secretary or
the department.
At the German embassy tonight denial
emphatic and authoritative was given 70
the various reports in circulation tndI
Germany is anxious to acquire Margarlta
island. and will work 10 this end In any
settlement that may be agreed upon
Germany il was said, has never for az
instant had designs on Margarita islano
or any other Venezuelan territory. der
effort Throughout has been merely to OBJ
tain satisfaction for the claims pending
against the Caracas government, and Tor
indignities committed against German
citizens. This position was made plain
to the state department by the German
ambassador. Mr.. Won Holleben, last year,
and the Washington authorities accepted
then. and accepts now in good faith the
assurance made by the Berlin govern
roe doctrine was intended or threatened
by the German governments scheme for
collecting her claims from Venezuela
1t developed today that the position of
the French government in claiming prior
ity Of settlement for her claims against
Venezuela prior to 1899. because of a set
Element that had been agreed upon be-
tween the two countries, mas not only
| appealed to the Washington authorities,
but that il may find support from the
Berlin government No information has
| been received a the state department to
| this effect. nor Is II thought mat IN the
event of President Roosevelt cOnsenting TO
| arbitrate the dispute he viii be called
upon to settle this question between the
| European powers. 1t is thought that
{ Great Britain and Italy are rather in
prior settlement of claims arising prior
to 1899.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
STATE NEWS
HAVE A DIVIDING LINE.
Stockmen and Sheepmen of Uintah
County Make a Range Division.

Vernal, Dec IA cold wave has
struck this section which sent the ther?
~aometer down 10 zero last night. The
stockmen to feeding, and hay is III great
demand Reports from the mountains are
10 the effect that the snowfall is al
ready greater along the range than il
was at any time las year. thus assuring
good supply of water Tor next summer
The cattle and sheep interests Of the
county have gotten together on the veXed
question of il division OF the range on
the forest reserve for the coming season.
y snort time ago Forest Supervisor Mar
shall wrote to Postmaster r. s Collett
and State Senator Harden BenniOn re-
questing that they get the sentiment of
the different interests and forward a
Recommendation as to what should be the
division line After looking the matter
over a recommendation was made that
Brush creek be made the division line,
and that all on the east side be for sheen
and on the west for cattle. The recon-
mendation will be forwarded TO the in
terror department. Some objection is
found by the people of Jensen to this ar
rangement, as il will put all the sheep
OF the county on the source of their water
supply.
John McAndrews and James Dobie
came back from "A trip into Idaho where
the former, with several other Vernai
mining property in the vicinity of POca-
tellO. They report the property as looking
very encouraging, and expect some big
deYelopmeEts the coming summer.
The Nernal schools will close tomorrow
until after the holidays.
William Mckee has sold his farm at
Jensen TO Thomas Todd of Heber for \
cash consideration of $500. Mr. Todd viii
1emOve from Wasatch county to his new
home at once.
Sheriff Preece started for Brown 5
Park this afternoon on official business.
There are five drilling rigs boring for
oil in the Sinking Water basin, Just across
the state line. Some of the wells are
now down over 2.0G1 feet. Considerable
oil has been encountered, but not yet i'm
paving quantities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
MANTI HAPPENINGS.
Death of Rasmus Miller, an Old Resi-.
dent


Manti, Dec. Erasmus Miller. an aged
man Of this city, died at his home this
week after an illness Of only few davis
Mr. Miller was born in ROdskOW JutIaTldf
Denmark, May q. 1892 being now in his
seventy-first year. He came to Utah
from his native land about 1866. locating
in Ogden Hole. now North Ogden where
he worked on the Union Pacific railway
assisting i'm its extension to Utah. In
1858 he married and settled in Manti
where he has lived for thirty years
Al the organization OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church in this city in 1878. deceased to-
gether with his wife, united with it and
retained that faith until their death His
wife was taken from him about seven
years ago. at which time she died
Deceased has been faithful ringer Of
curfew in this city for many years and
was a highly respected citizen of this
city. Funeral services were held at the
Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon,
and manv relatives and friends We're
present to listen 10 words Of consolation
given by the Manti pastor, Rev G. w.
Martin.
on "wednesday. Dec Il. 1902. Clarence
p. the 9-months-old son of Paul NJ Mel
sen of this city. died at the home of his
Petersen. Last March the mother of this
Child passed away, and the little boy has
since that time been great comfort 10
the bereaVed father. Funeral services
were held in the Assembly hall yesterday
afternoon.
The Ladies Literary club of this city
intend giving a grand bah in our opera
house on the eveD--s OF the 9th inst.
A baby girl was yesterday morning
born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Harmon;
anlsO TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Billings, a
daughter this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Dec. 2O-Munda Geeslison, the
young man from Spanish Fork who in
that place Thursday evening while the
two were. engaged in a fight entered
plea of guilty to battery in Justice Banks
court yesterday. and was sentenced to
pay a fine OF $50 and to be imprisoned in
the county jail for thirty days
Articles of Incorporation of the Juma
Land x Livestock company have been
filed with the county clerk. The object
OF the. corporation is to engage in a gen
eral livestock business in the United
States and Canada. with Lehi,. Utah. as
the place of general business The cap
ltal stock Is 5000, divided into shares of
the par value of 81 each. The directors
and officers of the company are: John
Z. Bradshaw. president; James w. Clyde
vice president; Emma Bradshaw, secre-
Clyde.
The deputies selected by Sheriff-elect
Harmon are, upon good authority re-
ported to be Joseph j. Jackson of Amer
lean Fork, chief deputy, and David A
Crandall of Springville, jailer, leaving the
OIflce deputy yet TO be selected.
Seven boys were before Justice John
today, charged with petty larceny. enter
ing saloons. etc Fines ranging from 50
to $40 were imposed and some of the
culpritS were given short jail sentences.
The ]. o. O. F. in this city have elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: J. J. Davies, chief patriarch: Will
liam Homer, high priest; John Westphal
senior warden; E.. S. Lamb junior ward
en-; Daniel Lockhart. scribe; Joshua
Hone. treasurer; William c. Graham,
trustee.
H. L. Scott, a box car tourist, was SEN
fenced to ten days in the county Jail for
vagrancy.
c. e. Loose has returned from Cali
fornia, where he took his family to spend
the winter.
A marriage license has been issued to
Hyruu Harrison aged 30 and Marion
Bedford. aged p. both of Provo.
Nels ~Otterson left for his home in Lehi
today, IN nne CONDITION city Marshal
East of Lehi. who shot OtteEson on the
5th, while OttersOn was running away
from the marshal. was over yesterday,
and was of the opinion that, as a precau-
ttonary measure, he would have otter
son bound over to keep the peace when
the latter appears on his native heath
OtterSon, however. says he has no de-
signs on the life or limb of the city Of
fetal. r----a7----e.--1----------
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21
CITY CoUNcIL MFETINc

Eureka. Dec. 2G.-At the special council
meeting Friday night of last week the
Salt Lake Hardware company presented
q bill of S2,095-sz. The auditing COMMITTEES
reported claims against the company of
$62147, which left q balance of $1.67447
due the salt Lake firm, but the matter
of allowing the claim again went over
till the regular meeting last night, at
which it was not taken UP. but at a spe-
cial meeting this evening a settlement
with the Salt Lake Hardware company
will be affected.
Another special meeting was held Tues
day evening. Watermaster Newton stated
that he was busy collecting water rates
for the last two months, and that at the
first regular meeting of the council in
January he would be able to report. then
the city can be able to determine where
it is at on the question of its new
water system
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21

with an attempt 10 shoot City Marshal
East OF Lehi on the 5th of this month
Thomas II. Vincent was granted a de-
cree of divorce by default from Ruth 3.
Vincent or the grounds of desertion.
An order was made approving the re-
port Of H +. Thomas. commissioner to
distribute Provo river water, in the case
of Provo City ct al. VS.. West Union
Canal x Irrigation company ct al, and
the amount OF his compensation. S135. APP
portioned among the several parties in
interest.
The following dates for the opening
terms Of court IN the several counties in
the district were fixed by Judge Booth
Utah county. second Monday in Janu-
airy. second Monday in April, third Mon
day in june. second Monday in October.
Wasatcnf county, second Monday in
February. second Monday in May. second
Monday in SEPTEMBER, first Monday in
December.
bintah county. fourth Monday in March.
second Monday IN July. second Monday In
November