Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-11-27

| winter in his magnificent new home
at the corner CT Fifth avenue and
| West S1st street
| LONDON. Nov 25.-Colonial Secre
tary Chamberlain started for South
| Africa today. leaving London In a
royal train. The trip Is fraught with
great Significance. A bitter racial
feeling exists in many towns and the
| secretary is expected to allay this
feeling, besides settling numerous
questions requiring delicate handling
TELLURIDE. Colo, Nov. 25.-Since
:he assassination OF Manager Collins
of the Smugger-Union mines, ii has
| boon reported that oiher uaua-lrs
were ..ryi,lnl threatening it -,
This was denied today The town is
| quiet, The reward for the apprehen-
| sion of the murderer has been in
creased, No other mines have
stopped working.
HAVANA Nov. 25.-Quiet pre-
walls today. and street cars are run
ming as usual, A conference between
the strikers and President Palma is
in progress
The police are out in strong force
and the officials declare they have
control of the situation. General
Maximo Gomez is taking an active
part In endeavoring to settle the
strike.
The mayor TODAY issued a manifesto
asking the laborers to return to work
Hundreds OF young Cubans have vol
nnteered their services for assistance
in suppresslng disorder.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. 20
The Capitol is being prepared for the
coming session of congress and sew
eral official announcements were
made public TODAY. One from the
White Mouse tells of the social enter
tainments Of the winter.
December 18th the first cabinet din
ner will he given. January 1st will
occur the New Years reception. Jan
uarv sth diplomatic reception. Janu-
nrv 18th diplomatic dinner. January
o2nd judicial reception. January 29th
Supreme court dinner. February 5th
congressional reception, February
10Th army and navy receptions.
CHICAGO H., Nov. 25.-President
Gormlev of the Masonic Temple asso-
citation accused of tax-fiving, TODAY on
the stand admitted signing the TWEEN
tv thousand dollar check by which
twenty-eix thousand dollars worth Of
taves were Illegally cancelled but he
said he did not know what the check
was for.
WASHINGTON D. c., Nov. 25.-
The marine hospital service reports
show that cholera Is practically un-
der control In the CITY Of Manila, In
the provinces It RACES with undated
violence. causing thousands of deaths
weekly. II has spread to the islands
of Nindanoa Mlndoro, Bohol and Ne
eros.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25-After II
week of suspense. when 1t at one
time seemed that all was lost, w. s.
Osgood president of the Colorado
Fuel & Iron company, feels that he is
likely to retain control of that great
institution with the aid of George
Gould and others. A split between
the railroad kings is Osborne's op
portunity. The annual meeting will
be held next month and the battle
which ragged two months ago between
Osgood and Gates is insignificant com
pared with the fight for control by
Gould and Osgood on one side. and
Hartman and Hawley on the other
The contest waged in Wall street
yesterday and again today. Colorado
Fuel & Iron stock opened this morn
ing at S5. and jumped in few min
utes up to 81 There it stayed until
noon, and then for some unknown
reason it reacted to sS, and has been
feverish and fluuctuating all day.
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WASHINGTON. d. C. Nov. 25.-
President Roosevelt has had issued
from the White House a statement to
the effect that Mr.. Nyrne. who was
reappointed United States district at
torney to Delaware because of his ft-
ness and without any regard to the
Delaware factions. 1t is not at all an
Adirondack victory or defeat.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-A cable
gram announces that the Yorkshire
Coal a. 1t.Jh n-4 iaaueG =. -..cI'r.
announcing suspension of payment.
1t had a capital OF ten million dollars.
Headquarters of the association were
IN Bredford, England.
SILVERTON. Colo, Nov. 25.-Your
correspondent had an interview with
Mr.. Gage. the promoter. this morning.
Nr. Gage said that every word pub
lished in The Herald last evening was
true and that real work on the vari-
GUS propositions would commence ear
ly in the coming year. Mr.. Gage is
in Silverton looking after matters
connected with operations in the
Bear Creek district
NEW YORK, Nov, PA motion
FOR a new trial for Albert Patrick,
who was convicted OF the murder of
William Rice, a millionaire. was made
today before Recorder Goff 1t went
over until Wednesday. The motion
makes an allegation that a contract
| existed between Valet Jones and Cap
| tain Baker, all executor of the Rice
| will of 1896.
NEW YORK. Nov 25.-Thomas
Fitzpatrick. who invented and built
he first ilat-house in this city. Ia
Head. He was born in Ireland He
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