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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-19

Fifty-three people went up on the
excursion train to Silverton yesterday
morning. The ball game was very
closely contested, and, until the last,
1t was not known who the winners
would be. The game turned, howev-
er in favor of Durango, our boys win
ming with a score of 12 to 10. A spe-
cial train at p. m. brought the ball
team and the excursionists home.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-19

Percy Grubbs of the McCord- -Brag-
don Grocery Co. of Pueblo is in town
on business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
THE CHRISTIAN SABBATH
SLOWLY BUT SURELY LOSING ITS
HOLD UPON THE PUBLIC.
Such Was the Consensus of Opinion at
the Presbyterian General
Assembly.

jackson Miss, May l7,-Dr. Russell Cecil
OF Virginia presided over the general as
semoly OF the Presbyterian church in the
United states this morning. Or. Hemphi
OF Louisville called up the report made al
the last assembly on the consolidation Of
Danvllle and Louisville Summaries into the
kentucky Theological seminary, under the
agreement that the consolidation was not "a
be effective until Endorsed by the synods
OF Kentucky and Missouri and by the gen.
eral assembly. While rejecting on no one.
Dr. Hemphill doubted the responsibility OF
the assembly in giving its consent.
Dr. Walden Of Georgia opposed the con.
solidation, giving several reasons.
Or. Hemp-.ll insisted that the two synods
mad a right 20 consolidate II they desired.
The matter was dropped for the present
nud the assembly heard the report OF the
committee ON sabbath observance. IL de.
CARED mat THE Sauoath Is slowly hut sure.
science"
As reported last year, there was no en-.
cohiaging sign OF Improvement. In fact
me report said that aaylces from Presby-
terlhns were more gloomy than ever "Sun.
day travel ana traffic excursions, social
VISITING frcquentlng nustofhces, receiving
Nnd answering letters, was INDUCED IN,
sunday newspapers are gradually extending
the area OF their patronage, and sunday IN
many states Is as other days only. The
Importance OF observing the fourth com
mandment was urged. The report closes
" remains for us only to ask the assembly
70 Impress upon the minds and hearts or
our people that sabbath dissertation Is not
the trlnlng offense as some are disposed to
regard Il. but In the sight Of God its desc
cration e great sin. ana which, like she
wedge 81 gold Of Bnhylonish garments OF
old, Will most assuredly bring defeat to the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
TEXAS

Majority and minority reports were made
10 the general Methodist conference on tue
war claim matter, the latter being very
warm. The matter is 10 be taken up Tues
day morning and continue as the order or
business until there is settlement.
A trace OF OIL has been struck In a well
near Ottine.
A question has been raised as 10 the prob
able effect Of the failure OF the members OF
the investigating committee to get together
on n report.
The report OF the New York visitors on
the Texas railroad COMMISSION contains
many msstatements.
windstorm wrecked three buildings and
damaged number or others at Gold
thwaitc
Colonel stephen II. Darden died At his
home at Wharton The remains were taken
20 Austin for luterment In the State GENE
terry
Fred Arlington, aged io4 is dead at his
home In Cass county.
Henry and Thomas had Joint debate at
Reagan, but there were no new points de-
veloped.
Settlers have made 8 rush on big pas
ture in lrion county, watch they claim Is
held under a lapsed lease.
II Is probable that the antitrust suits
against the cotton seed oil mills win be
changed TO the counties In which they have
their domlcile.
mandamus has been fled to compel the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
FOREIGN.

Andrew Carnegie says he Is in earnest
about paying S20,OOO,OO0 to the govern
ment II the ultimate Independence Of the
Biupinos is assured.
President Palma Of Cuba has selected his
cabinet
Joseph Chamberlain announced in a
speech that he was hopeful but not san.
guine" OF peace IN South Africa. He fur
ther stated that Britain was not insisting
on an unconditional surrender,
Lord Paunccfote has resigned as TGir'7h
ambassador at Washington aud ask i'm
mediate relief.
The present condition OF Spain evidences
the good effects Of the loss Of the colonies
Emperor william has given notice that
he intends TO send statue Of Frederick 10
be erected at Washington
a serious quarrel has developed between
Austria and Hungary and there may Dc q
political divorce
The tax on bread was followed by liberal
victories In England and the opposition 70
the government may be able 20 get to-
eether.
Alfonso XIII attained bis majority nj 10
years of age and became king OF Spain IN
fact as well as in name
mndman Intercepted tho royal party
AZ Madrid. and. armed With a poem. claimed
the kings sister. the Intanta Maria Teresa.
as his promised bride
The visit OF President Loubet 10 the Car
is said TO have much significance
great reform has been decided on In
Russia by freeing the peasant communi-
ties from tax responsibilities.
A member OF the German imperial family,
Crown Prince Frederick William or the EN-
peror himself, may visit Washington when
the statue Of Frederick the Gc9t Is un.
yelled
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
SPORT.

Atchison OF Giddinss won the diamond
medal IN the State shoot at san Antonio.
August Belmonrs MzEen galloped home
an easy winner in the National stallion
stakes at MortIs Park In neld OF thirteen
high grade 2-ycar.olds.
Norris Park winners; Esscne. Princess
Tulane, M'zzeu, George w Jenkins. Rue
Girl, Water Color.
Lou'sNllle results; Lnra Lighter. Toab,
Aules' onatus, stan, Imp Martha Santa.
Worth winners; \Lord onex stcm
Winder Federal, Flying Torpedo. Bedeck.
c. b. Campbell.
81 Louis resuta; Has Gift. j. sldn
Walker Approved, schwalbe Hnee. Tcany
Bell, wallabout
American league' Cleveland IA. Denot
o: Chicago G. 81. Louis ?. Phiadelphlj =
Boston 8; Baltimore I Washington q.
southern league; Shreveport &, New Or.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
RAILROADS.

The commission has a heavy docket for
IN" open hearings which begin next Tues
day.
The Louisiana commission will shortly
take up the matter Of fuel oil rates.
The injunction stlll holds against the
Cotton Belt to prevent removal o. the gen
eral offices from Tyler.
Manager r. b. Goodrich Of the Houston
East and West Texas is dead at Marlin
Morgan s. Co. are now engaged in merg,
Ing the Monon into the Louisville and
Nashville.
President Hartman has Issued orders for
the extension OF the Mexican International
70 Mazatlan. distance OF 40 miles
General passenger agents OF Westarn
roads have agreed upon new system Of
interchangeable mileage. with a bureau at
Omaha.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

secretary OF state TO file charter having
two purposes expressed therein.
The strike OF the freight handlers at Den.
ison Is stll under way. There Is no trouble
but freight Is not being moved.
A negro is being chased in Gregg county
for outragIng a white woman. There will
be no court trial II he is caught by the
posse
John Toombs, business man OF Green
Vile, was shot aud killed.
The prohibitonists Of Grayson county are
determined to win even II the court decision
ia against them
suit has been flied at Beaumont by
Thomas +. Mundy, who claims that a great
quantity of oil aud $4,000 is due him.
A large attendance ON the postmasters'
convention al Galveston Is looked for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
WASHINGTON.

General Pearson proposes to take the
Cbalmette case to the supreme court IL
something is not soon done by the presi'
dent
The appropriations made at this congress
will hardly be large enough to be consider.
ed extravagnnt
Mr.. Cooper offered an amendment to the
naval appropriation bin providing for oil
experiments.
Chairman Burton is confident that the
conferees on the rivers and harbors bill Will
be able to get together.
The senate has called Oh the war depart
ment for important military secrets which
there Is no disposition to give up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
DAMAGE All eoLpTHWAITe.
Several Buildings Were Blown Over an
Two Were Wrecked.

Several Buildings Were Blown Over and
Two Were Wrecked
Go'dthwalte, Texas, May l6.-A heavy
rain fell here last night. accompanied by
severe windstorm. One Of ]. B. Fer.
suson & Co.'S large grain warehouses was
coonntpietely destroyed by the wind. and the
contents badly damaged by the rain.
connie bnS s assembly han was, blown down and
Was badly damaged ou'uIhs
foundation. was U'o"h rom lie
n. ts;,r Chafles Smiths house was blown on
p sIion ana badly damaged
II, l.. Burns blacksmith shon Is a eoro
blown down '' ou'IuIngs we're
Much damage done TO awnings osao.,.,,..
IN nrd = dISher street. Fortunately no person IL.
fssiiioun, ~ was the heaviest rain that hrs
ts.eh mere for many months, The b,s
S Ssn,. recently greatly enlarged bv ny, I,s
6rst t,p,e people y now about full FOR he
OF water for long time 10 come p,S PIE supply
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
Spring Medicine

There is no other season when good
medicine is SO much needed as in the
Spring.
The blood is impure, weak and
impoverished--a condition indicated
by pimples and other eruptions on the
face and body, by deficient vitality,
loss OF appetite, lack OF strength, and
want of animation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
HOUSTON.

The county commissioners have lot con.
tracts for new roads agsregatne S250,Ooo
County Tax Co-cctcr George +. Glass
makes statement showing Increased col,
lections Of State and county taxes.
Ella Koenlg was released on a $1,000 bond
yesterday.
The Cotton Exchange and Beard Of Trade
has formulated plan for the purchase Of
the building it now occupies
The ice mon were kept busy explaining
their prices by their customers yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather
DOMESTIC.

,TammAny forces arc lining up Tor me
ieht for the leadership.
In the general assembly OF the Presoy-
terisn church OF Jackson. Miss, II was the
consensus OF opinion that the Sabbath was
slowly but surely losing It's hold upon the
public conscience.
The Arkansas supreme court affirmed the
validity OF a contract Whereby 800 state
conriets were hired out for ten years, thus
defeating Governor Davis attempt to annul
a contract entered into By former Governor
ban W. Jones.
Negro thugs In Atlanta bnrricaded them
selves. armed with Winchesters and Cat
ling gun, and mn effort to arrest them re-
suited in the killing Of eight men and six
others wounded.
Governor Gambler OF Georgia called cut
the militia and win put down lawlessness
with an Iron hand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
MARTINIQUE CALMING DOWN
Commander MeLean's Rs,...
Island OF 81 IL, "on IN

COMMANDER MoLean's Report from, a..
Island Of St. Lucia WV" ''e
,,So as",nston, May IL Secretary Moo,r
lrum Commander T. s. Mclean O "s am
ime calming d SsS Tv;,,-IENeltement Martin.
u LINZ O starving but friebtseeoSS not des
less Serious sss''H sm 81 St Pierre and SraSe 6 9P
lion OF island. Mn, IN more northern por,
, ~ s,on districts Government n Pi,asing IN
cattle may 9 ais some Northern dsirieis h @a,T
over vegetation. A few ~ volcanic dust
cure much Of this condition T Tains would
isl eoHsS GIes ruins ~ United AND iif hSt
portions charred remains ere Found some
pS as nss retnrned 70 Eot de FraScO pGto
believe eSSdi q s. .r Vincent very Serious us
respects conditions OF uvinse ana In some
worse tsan Nsftinieua.s a. bad or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
Hoods JdrSdpdriiid
and Pills

Make the blood pure, vigorous aud
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
strength and animation, and cure
ell eruptions. Have the whole family
begin to take them today.
Hoods sarsapaTilla has been used in
eur family for some time. and always with
good results. Last spring / was all run
down and got q bottle OF Il. and as usual
received great benefit" Miss BEuLAH
Boyer, Stowe. Vt.
HOODS SaFsaparlIia promises to
cure and keeps the promise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
TO ISSUE CERTIFICATES.

Permission Has Been Given the Ree.iv,,
Tor Cunningham & CO.
o"lpus onFis'i' Texas, May l7.-Today in
,ne district court In the case Of Mrs n NJ,
h'hg VS.. Ed II. Cunningham & Co ., nj
we application OF Ed C. Lasater receiver.
Vas granted 10 issue and sell S150N,D Wor,h
a.. .eSslEes certificates 10 be secured by n
riy ss zen zen upon the net income To be de-,
net Iron ION az Of the properties, and IL said
t ., property q I'd II. Cunningham a CO
s9sspp tae manufactured paper and the
S1sar ana molasses manufactured from last
ibereo, crop now on hand and the proceeds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

nosts of Israel and the Judgment OF God
upon the nations that thus rebel against
his authority.
DR.. Walden offered resolution TO leave
the matter of seminary Jurisdiction to a
special committee of I'VE TO report at this
assembly.
DR.. Leavell Of Texas and others urged
tnat permanent committee could attend
to II and offered n uhEitute.
Or. Waldens motion prevailed.
Inc assembly then adjourne0puntl Mon
duy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
EMPEROR MAY VISIT WASHI'
When tho Statue OF Fredef'es y
lie Unveiled.

Berlin, May l7.-Emperor Viz ~
marshal has telegraphed 70 u,
ent of the Associated Press Nv
lows: ~
THE statue OF Frederick 'ps ~
be executed by his majesty M M.
Prof. Uphues. after a bronze 800,
ing In the park grounds q
Prof. Uphues is one Of the i0 n. y
tors OF Germany. lie earVeo = !. IA
Frederick the Great In mare ,s,l Y d
Alice series. The e1pestss.Sst W
when the statue is unyeilen, SleI
ton, member OF the Ho isa .rcsi
will be present. possibly Wy Il az
Frederick William. The lass hlnsil
toned that Emperor William crIlii.
0e in attendance Any ss, nsstr
port of this suggestion; n0~s Pau9
seen given 10 the inquiry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
COMMERCIAL.

The influencing factors in the grain mar
ket were not sufficiently marked to induce
speculation,
big break occurred in cotton, account
OF spot tenders forcing longs to liquldate
The stock market is still unsettled on ac-
account OF the miners strike.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

passing through a substance exactly the
The drill passed through log at the depth
OF Csc fcct last week The stockholders
ana drilerS are very enthusiastic over the
Indications
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
NEW MILEAGE sFSII'
General Passenger Aqensss' Ia. al
MERCHANDISING puls.

interchangeable po's II
Kansas City. May ia N'g
ehangeable mileage for use q uIsa
In the territory west OF tn' ~
Mississippi rivers. east OF .ne Il,
tains and from the CANADIAN ~
the Gulf Of Mexico. has pee. W,
at a meeting Of general 81
In this city. A bureau 70 ne 4, iii
the system and 10 be KNOW 80.
missouri i1tsrchangcable .ss "
With headquarters at Omnsbb 4
lied. The nav interchsn8e
70 becorns eaectiye Ju6 !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

handle the crop which ell nrosor.
VIII be heavy. II was desided - V9iuceueo
S 1atI stating that good wages wonlS ha
paid to men and teams. "ouIu De
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
P0tsto erowers WANT Laho,.,.

enerman' Texas, May 1.-THE Potato
1.owers association met today. rse ehisf
question was that Of procur,n, ,.h. sA'..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
The Man ~ Lanai

Laurel Texas, May i7.-The Sabine Tram
! OF company's well Is progressing nlceiy.
1t Is now down ii5o seet. TAs dsiu Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

leans I; Nashville G. Chattanooga 8; At
lanta 4, Birmingham L Little Rock s, Mem
phls 3.
National league: Boston 3, Chicago L,
Cincinnati 0, New York /; st, Louis l.
Brooklyn s; Pittsburg 0, Philadelphia 3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

This disease demands the skill Of an ex.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
RELIEF SUPPLIES SUFFICIENT

N''' 9ueSsere'Sns in the United States
,so "ssu,ns'on, May l7.-secretary Hay has
S,onsul Aimee at Fort de Frsnnn states
nni,a snst tne relief supplies now ofoaf oro
Srs sn sifsSep for tie Martinique a &re
may be in T nned ~; mat While ST. Vincent
IN the United States should cease ssS ~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-18
FLED FROM POINT Iona.
story Told by Henry Baron, Mrs. Ting
ley's Adopted Son.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov. T.-Henry Baron,
adopted son of Mrs. Katherine Tingley, has
left the Point Iona Lancaster of the Uni
versal Brotherhood and is in hiding here.
He says the colony at Point Iona is afraid
of being attacked and has placed a guard
over the place. He was on guard, but made
his escape when the watch was relieved.
His announced intention is to go to Los
Angeles and begin proceedings against Mrs.
Tingley for the recovery of papers which
he thinks will reveal the secrecy of his
parentage. He further says: II left Point
Iona because L am discouraged and
broken-hearted. 1 am disheartened by the
way the poor people are treated there. I
do not believe some of them get enough
to eat. Those who are not rich enough
to pay their way must work for the Others.
There are mothers over there who are not
allowed to see their children. Mrs. Tingley
says that mother love breeds selfshness.
So they keep the children by them -elves.''
Baron then tells the story of his own life.
showing that he had served In the nayy
during the Spanish war. Secretary General
F: M. Pearce,. when asked about the report
of Baron's desertion of the colony. de-
clared that ii was u~nfounded.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-18
Cable Notes.

Premier Danef has reconstructed the Bull
garian Cabinet. which resigned Friday.
There are no important changes in the
Ministry.
Tbs Russian ministry of the interior Is
preparing to revise the laws governing life
insurance companies, with the object of
curtailing the activity of foreign companies.
These, especially the American, are serious
ly affecting the business of the Russian
companies.
At a recent audience the King OF Siam
expressed to Commissioner Barrett, of the
ST. Louis exposition. his extreme pleasure
AT the reception accorded the crown prince
I'm the United States. The Sultan of Jo-
hore. Malay peninsula. will make a tour of
America In 1904 and will visit the ST. Louis
exposition
A poll OF the Irish landlords, which was
undertaken by a committee composed Of
the Earl OF Mayo. Lord Dunraven, Captain
Shaw-Taylor and other gentlemen interest
ed In the Irish agrarian question on the
proposal to call "A conference Of landlords
and tenants with a view TO the sale OF the
land to the latter. has resulted In a vote
OF LIS to SIS In favor Of holding the con-
ference, for which arrangements Win be
proceded With tmmedintely- = e!Fcrler ~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-18
King of Portugal Is with King Ed
ward at Windsor and Kaiser Will
helm Is at LOwther Castle.
SPEECH BY MR.. CHAMBERLAIN
WHO PAID AN AFFECTING TRIBUTE
TO HIS AMERICAN WIFE,
James kier Hardie, British Labor
leader, Arrested I'm Brussels on Sus-
picion of Being an Anarchist.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE King of Portugal
arrived in Windsor tonight from France
to pay a visit to the King and Queen Of
England. King Edward. who had come di-
rectly from Sandringham, met him at the
station. The two monarchs embraced one
another most cordially and then drove off
to the castle, accompanied by the cheers
of the crowds which gathered outside the
station and along the route. A great BAN
quet was given at Windsor Castle in hon
or of the royal guest. AS the present is the
first occasion which King Edward has Wis
tied the town of Windsor since his illness
the inhabitants of the royal borough gave
him an elaborate reception.
The other ruler at present in England,
the German Emperor. had good shooting
to-day on the estate of the Earl of Ions
dale, whose guest he has been at Lowther
Castle since Saturday. The Emperor will
take luncheon with Lord Rosebery at the
latter's seat at Dalmeny, Scotland, next
Friday on his way back to Germany.