Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-13


Sennebrick. whose card was found in
wants of the hotel, including one wom-
an, Sarah Harris. a colored chamber
maid.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. 10
Grace Langford. aged Is. and Norma
ma Dobson. aged IA. are reported to
be missing. The police have exhaust
ed the last clue OF the murder of Nora
Fuller. aged Is. having found that
Sennebrick, whose card was found in
the girls purse. sailed for China Mon
day. a week ago.
| WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. TO-
The Marine hospital report shows 49,
900 cases of smallpox in the United
States last week as compared with
1000 In the same week last year.
The number of deaths Is placed at
290 and 90, respectively.
| Boston. Mass. Feb. 10.-Young Ted
dy Roosevelts condition this morning
is little worse. It'll is found that the
| both lungs are affected and he is
| seriously sick boy. President and
| Mrs. Roosevelt are both with him and
there is considerable anxiety ex-
| pressed as to the ultimate result
At ten O'Clock this morning the doc
tors say the crisis in the disease will
probably be reached by tomorrow.
The president will not think of leav-
ing for Washington until all possible
danger is passed.
The critical stage in the youths ILL
ness is rapidly nearing. He grew
much weaker Sunday and complica-
tions would be highly dangerous. He
has been unconscious part of the time
but was able to recognize the presi-
dent. His physicians seem anxious.
A special train stands on the side
track awaiting Presidents orders but
the president has no plans.
| New York, Feb. 10.-Dr Alexander
Lambert, a noted practitioner here,
has been summoned by the president
to Groton.
| WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb TO-
Busines at the White House is practi-
cally at a standstill. Her parents alb
sence from Washington makes Miss
| Alice Roosevelt mistress of the White
| House. lit is thought here that the
president will return as soon as the
crisis in the boys condition has
passed. This is expected today.
AZTEC, N. NJ, Feb. 10.The infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Car
ter is being buried today.
DETROIT. Mich, Feb. 1O.-The
City Savings bank failed this morn
ing. At nine O'Clock notice was
posted on the door that the institu-
ton was In the hands of George l
Matz. assignee. No figures were CIV
en- out but It Is believed liabilities
are quite heavy. There have been ru-
mors for some time that the bank was
shakey and steady withdrawal of
deposits has been quietly going on.
Andrews assignment aggregates
two millions. No other bank involv-
ed. The school board had half mil
lion in the suspended bank
SILVERTON. Colo. Feb. 10.-At
| the Miners Union hall last evening
the Silverton typographical union
| was organized with eleven members.
The officers are: President. Charles
Day; vice.president, Harry Wilson;
secretary and treasurer. Charles Vail
ton; executive committee Chales Val
| iton. j. E. Guy and Harry Wilson;
Il oOi 6Cahl az dlLuo, H. bIuWh he
union starts of in harmony and will
no doubt prove beneficial to employees
and workmen.
The remains Of Knute Benson ar
| rived from California last evening, ac-
companied by the widow and her
niece. The funeral will take place
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock.
The mines in which Mr. Benson Is in
terested have been notified and will
probably close and the miners attend
in body, along with his many friends
and acquaintances in Silverton and
| the county.
The boycott against the Chinese is
progressing quietly. There is no open
agitation, but the Chinese have con-
cluded there is no use in continuing
in business, and of the four restaur-
| ants conducted by them four have al
ready dropped out and the others
will probably be compelled to do so
in the next week or ten days as they
have no business. II Is simply mat
ter of patronizing Americans.
TELLURIDE, Colo. Feb. 1O-The
party of Milwaukee capitalists, TWEEN
ty-five in number, are still here. They
visited the Smuggler-Union mines
and mills yesterday and are again TAX
ing in their group today. They are
a jolly lot. ace well pleased with the
mining outlook, and with Telluride
district in particular.
The coroner's jury is still sitting in
| connection with the Japan accident.
There is nothing new in the boy
colt situation. The statement made
by st. John to Denver paper has
proven groundless.