Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-06

~ 'hH'thtts at iftdNltL ana Nau
Buren, streets. 1t will be erected in |
the immediate vicinity of the same
corner. The pastor. Rev Charles
Peoples theater formerly the Peo-
Reign Scoville. says that nearly ali
the money required to purchase the.
land and build the church has been
raised
Rev. Mr.. Scovile said: '.If ROOT.
gardens are profitable for pleasure
/ and entertainments why not fol.
places where. during the hot weather.
men and women can be gathered by
the hundreds to enjoy the fresh brsez
es of heaven while they listen to the
gospel in sermon and in song
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March H.
Roy Ellis. ten years old. newsboy
was removed from the hospital this
morning. having recovered from "A
surgical operation performed to re
move depressed portion of his skull
The boy presents most remarkable
physiological case. and Ia most bright
for his years. but All injury to his
head some time ago developed in him
symptoms of criminal insanity The
known police characters in this city
Hardly week passed that he was
not detained behind the bars. He
showed a cunning that was remarka-
Bile. enabling him to work all kinds
of gratis successfully. Before the
operation was performed he escaped
from the hospital and ran home. a
distance of two miles, declaring that
burglars had spirited him away and
hidden his clothes. At the conclusion
of the operation. the chld's strange
criminality seemed entirely removed
He has no criminal instincts whatever
and today is the exact opposite of
what he was before the skull was
trephined.
SALINAS, Calf March l.-The
boiler of Southern Pacific passenger
engine exploded last night Engineer
Dugan and Brakeman Hinshaw were
killed
NEW YORK. March 1.-The navy
department has sold the homing pig
cons kept here, as the advances OF
wireless telegraphy render the birds
useless.
LONDON, March 4-Commencing
today all Ameroian-Dound vessels
from English ports infected With
smallpox must have their officers. sea
men. firemen and emigrants vaGcinal-
ed. unless they can show that they
We're recently inoculated The order
includes Liverpool, Glasgow and Lon
don, but Plymouth and Southampton.
so far are excepted. The United
States consul and officers are rigidly
enforcing the system of inspection If
the epidemic increases they may sis,-
sest even more strict measures.
Special Telephone to The Herald.
SILVERTON, Colo. March Amy
statement that there has been slide
at the Sunnyside mine is erroneo;n
The weather is fine here today and
there are no new slide catastrophes
Slides have come down from Sultan
mountain as usual. but no damage
has been reported.
AZTEC. n NJ. March i.--Aztec is
lively today, there being a great
many people in town to offer horses
for sale to the agent OF the English
army. The best horses OF the country
are not wanted. Thirty and thirty.
five dollars are the highest prices
paid. The agent will have u big
bunch to select from here.
The weather is the finest in the
world.
BERLIN, Feb AT today's ses.
sion of the tariff committee of the
reichstag the government proposed to
make the duty on maize marks per
/ 900 kilograms. instead of marks.
the present duty. The committee
eventually adopted duty of ) marks
per 900 kilograms on malzee The
duty on millet was also fixed at 3
marks per 1000 Kilograms. duty
of " marks per 1000 Kilograms as
proposed by the government on 9th
Ell grains. not specially mentioned.
was agreed to.
PITTSBURG, Pa. March To-day
shows some fearful results OF the
food in northeastern Pennsylvania.
The famous Wyoming valley Is a
scene Of perfect desolation. The surg
ing waters have roared through the
entire section and although they are
receding fast today. leave behind them
terrible waste. Between eighteen
and twenty thousand families are
homeless and are watching their
wrecked habitations from the distant
hills. In this valley alone the loss
will reach nearly six millions 1t is
the greatest disaster that has fallen
on the nelghborhood since the c"le-
brated Wyoming valley massacre in
the last century.
Reports from other sections OF the
state show that the floods have done
incalculable damage and the end *
not yet
TELLURIDE. Colo. March 4.--The
blizzard which ragged for four days
past has ended and this morning
broke bright and clear. A hundred
and fifty men are at work on the
slides under which scores OF bodies
are buried. Work is progressing very