Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

the coming of Prince Henry have lust
concocted new punch in his honor
which it is declared will rejuvenate
old age and increase happiness dur
ing the coming ages. The recipe is
made public today. This is the mix
ture:
In large bowl mix one quart OF
st. Croix rum. four quarts of brandy.
six bottles of Liebfrau milch, six bot
ties of Rhine wine, half pint maras-
chino. half pint of cucoa. half pint
chartreuse yellow. one quart of
sherry wine. one quart of sauterne,
two quarts of moselle. one quart of
port. two bottles OF chGmbertin.
Mix thoroughly and add some sliced
fruit. to-wit: Pineapple. orange and
preserved cherries, and one large
piece of ice.
When all is ready, pour into the
mixture six bottles of extra dry
champagne. and serve to twenty-five
persons. Take the whites of two
dozen eggs well beaten. and put on
top, with German and American flags
at the sides and the name "Hohen-
zollern" in the middle in colors.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-A bill to
direct the resumption OF the coinage
of 1-2-cent pieces has been introduc-
ed in the house by Representative
| Cummings of New York, who says
that the prices of department stores
and other business reasons make it
necessary to provide such fractional
| coin.
| ANWERP. Jan. 3l.-Consumptives
throughout Belgium are rejoicing
over the opening of an institute in
BRUSSELS for the application OF the
new electric system of treatment for
consumption elaborated by DR.. Fran
| cisque Crotte. The London tubercu-
losis conference last year declared
that the system had already cured
thousands.
| OMAHA, Jan. 31.-All the troubles
between the Union Pacific and Its
men have been settled. Today al
agreement for two years was signed
by the conductors and trainmen OF
the company. The men receive
substantial increase in pay and short
er hours. They will be paid full
time for "deadheading." All pass
/ Sh6Vi VIII lWO DRAKE
men. Passenger conductors receiv-
ing less than $125 per month have had
their pay raised $40.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Fire Com
missioner Sturgis today issued an or.
der forbidding people standing in the
aisles of theatres or public buildings
On account of the fire statute, the
aisles of all public places of amusc-
ment must be kept free and unob
structed.
| LINCOLN, Jan. 3l.-His friends
the enemy, declare that Mr.. Bryan is
a living example of the prosperity
now being enjoyed under Republican
rule. inasmuch as he is now building
a beautiful new home with the money
he is making
Mr.. Bryan today declared that his
new home WAS being erected from the
profits of his book. "The First Bat
tie which he published five years
ago. He declares. too. that his lee
lures against Republican principles
are his principal means of livelihood.
| LONDON, Jan. ol.-Kitchener re-
ports today that General French cap
mand. which is now reported to be
completely scattered.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 31.-Because
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany caused him to deceive the girl
he intended to marry and thereby put
an end to his plans OF happiness,
Charles Maurel has brought suit in
the Jefferson county circuit court for
81 $50 damages.
In his petition Maurel alleges that
he was engaged to be married to Miss
Bryant of Jeffersonville He says
that ON January 26, 1901 he sent he.
a telegram by the Western Union ask.
ing her to meet him here.
He claims that the agents OF the de
fendant made the telegram read so
as to convey the impression that he
wanted her to go to Nashville Miss
Bryant went to Nashville and did not
find Maurel there. Believing that
he had deceived her. she refused to
marry him
BAY CITY. Mich, The Michigan
Central train tom Mackinaw this
morning carried a case Of smallpox.
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train while every one on board was
vaccinated
| NEW YORK. Jan. Silt was found
today that only $250.0OO OF the insur-
ance on the life of Millionaire Frank
II. Peavy. of Minneapolis. was car
ried by the Mutual Life company
The balance of the million for which
the dead mans life was insured was
carried by various other companies.
OKLAHOMA. Jan. 31.-The Metro.
politan Street railway, capitalized at
hall million by the local people
was granted a franchize by the city
council last night.
THE HAGUE, Jan. 3l.-Rumors ol
renewed difficulties between Queen
Wilhelmina and Prince Henry. her
consort, are current here The on.
ly tangible basis for this rumor is
that the prince has gone to Won
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