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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

plslikes to see evidences of self.
consequence at home on the part OF
husband.
shes to think she thoroughly under
stands the peculiarities of husbands
disposition.
oiteh causes her friends to feel
pored by a superabundance of bus.
band quotations.
flhds 1t expedient to allow a man To
thihk he knows how the household
should be managed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

Peter Ward Is In receipt OF letter
from Captain w. w Daugherty of In
dianapolis. announcing the death of
his brother Joe on the 9Th inst Joe
has been an invalid for years and
his passing away has been looked for
for some time. During his last hours
he discussed memories of scenes and
friends in the San Juan. Peace to his
ashes.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

Subscribe for The Herald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

one man wak before Judge liour
thia morning "A. was looking for n
scrap. and IL happened the marshal in.
terfored with his game and the Judge
afforded him the pleasure of digging
Nj u few ducath instead.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

For the first time since the recent
severe snow storm, the Rio Grande
train was snowbound on the Cumbres
range yesterday. 1t makes contem-
plated travellers bound for Denver
more contemplative than ever to
think of starting for the Queen City
with the prospect OF remaining perch
ed upon top OF the range indefinitely,
with nothing to feast the stomach
upon. and only the beautiful" to re-
gale the optics
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

John w. Wingato is home from
siiyerton where he put In n couple
Of days. The wrecked coal cars on
the Southern only delayed uaiiio for
time yesterday morning,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

The body of young pinyon. who
was Killed at Pennington night bo'
fore last, will arrive In Durango this
evening accompanied by the mother
and stepfathcr. intefrnent viii take
place at Animah CITY.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

The Fair is the place in which you
will find ii. having failed everywhere
else In the country The scores Of
articles kept here which cannot be
found elsewhere are what give the
Fair its popularity. and the prices OF
the thousand and one things which
are kept nowhere else, being 50 reas-
enable are what maintain its steady
and unfailing trade.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

Mrs. kittie Gibson OF Hay gulch has
prepared an interesting program to be
given by her pupils. on Christmas
eve.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22
since the Credit Msn's association

has been formed in Durango it Is not
SO easy to cheat people as it used TO
be. great many people had cheated
other people. and 1t would seem that
they had taken special delight in do
ing this. but they are up against 1t
now.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

ST. Luois, Mo, Dee. la.--J, W
Barranger. ofiice engineer of the 81
Louis. Memphis Southeastern
railway. was stabbed TO death today
ia the once OF Thompson Morris.
. former employer OF the company.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

Farley Smith is an enthusiast on
amateur photography, and is exceed.
ingly expert In his manipulation OF
the camera. He has recently
taken some excellent negatives
of buildings and various OBJ
jects OF interest about town
One in particular Is that OF the new
Durango High school building and is
n splendid picture of the model edu.
catlonal edifice. Mr.. Smith is also
practicing upon photographing mega.
tives upon silk, for sofa pillows. and
other fancy work. with very pleasing
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22
From FndAy 3 Daily:

From Fridays Daily;
Telephone reports from ouray and
Telluride are 10 the effect that snow
fell most of last night and this fore
noon. IL Is also storming on and ON
nj Silgerton.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-22

pixie" ia the hsppiost coiored
"rcman" ia the land today and Is
celebrating Christmas In advance, all
ON account of the arrival at his home
early this morning OF two of the cut
eat little piekaninnies In the land.
Both are boys and are doing nicely
Evening star., 1902-09-02
CHANGES HIS PLANS.
Gen. Miles Will Not Be Able to De
part as Soon as He Expected.

A change has been made in the plans OF
Lieut. Gen. Miles as announced last week.
1t was originally expected that he would
leave here on his tour of inspection Of the
Philippines tomorrow and sail from San
Francisco on the transport Thomas on the
10th instant. The pressure of work in his
office at present is so great, however, that
he finds he will not be able to leave Wash
ington before next Wednesday, the 10th,
and it is more than probable that the
Thomas will delay her departure until later
in the month.
Gen Miles is now engaged in the prepara-
ton of his annual report of the operations
of the army during the past fiscal year
and expects to complete it before his de-
parture from this city. 1t is said that
there are also one or two special matters
which he desires to report upon at this
time
The itinerary of Cen Miles has not been
finally arranged, and is subject to change.
According to present plans he will be &C
companied to the Philippines by Mrs. Miles
and Lieut. Col. NJ. p. Maus of his STAFF and
Mrs Maus. Although not settled IT is
probable that the party will be joined at
San Francisco by Lieut.. Col. II. H. Whit
ney Of the generals stan.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
ALL QUIET AT BLUEFIELDS.
Many of the Captured Filibusters Re
leased

The consul of the United States at San
Juan del Norte, Nicaragua, reports to the
Department of State, under date of August
IS, that apparent quiet prevails at Blue-
fields and that business is normal, but that
the disbanding of troops has ceased, and
that Bluef1elds remains under more than
peace garrison" Other evidence of mar
tial law, such challenging passers-by on
the streets, &c, has been suspended.
Under date Of August % the consul re-
ports that on the 10Th thirty-eight of the
prisoners Corn Islandsmen) captured at
BluefieldS during the attack on BlueheldS
July were liberated and returned to their
homes by sailing vessels. These persons
are chiefly labOrers of mixed blood. There
remain today in Jail at Bluefields of the at
tacking party five British subjects, four
ColOmbo-Nicaraguans (expatrated or dena-
tionalized citizens of Nicaragua and two
creoles (English-speaking NiCaraguans of
the COAST. All are to be tried by court
martial this week" No further punish
ment is feared for them than fines or i'm
prisonment.
Some comment has been caused in Blue
fields and its vicinity by an article in the
New Orleans Times-Demccrat of the 18th of
August, in which is quoted a letter from DIR.
Russell Wilson to friends in the state of
Ohio. He is credited therein with the state
ment that the attack was mot the work of
flibustering expedition, but a regularly
organized movement of the Colombian
army" Perfect quiet is reported to prevail
at BluefieldS and at Corn Island.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
The Sheridan Sails From San Francisco

The War Department is informed that the
transpor. Sheridan sailed from San Fran
cisco yesterday with the following military
passengers: Colonel Rogers, Soth Infantry;
Captains keleher, pay department.; Green
and Squier, Signal Corps; Brown, list Cav
airy; Merillat, 10Th; Lieutenants Forster,
9th Cavalry; Going, Mowry and overton.
18th; Captsin Wells, 1ith Infantry; Dalton,
25th; Lieutenants Browning. list Infantry;
Wood 5th: Haskell, 29th; Goodrich, Both:
Ballard, Philippine Scouts. and NcManus.
Artillery Corps: Contract Surgeon Hicks.
ten casuals and three recruits foc band.
39th Infantry; forty-eight Hospital Corps
Evening star., 1902-09-02
THE FRIARS MENACED
HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION AT
MANILA AVERTED.
Repairs to Army Transports-Teachers
issatisfed-Spread of the Cholera
Teaching Filipino Farmers.

The Philippine mail brings to the War
Department batch of Manila newspapers
which contain many interesting bits OF
news which do not get into the cable dis
patches from the islands.
The papers contain the details of pro-
posed demonstration against the friars in
the walled city of Manila. where the mon
asteries are located. The demonstration
was said to have been instigated by the
federal party, and the liberals became so
apprehensive at the continued reports OF
plans for an anti-friar movement that
letter was addressed to Acting Governor
Wright asking that the friars be protected
from the impending trouble. The demon
stration was scheduled to occur Sunday,
July 81, but through moral suasion and
warnings that the frairs would be given
full protection the unpleasant incident was
aVerted and the members OF the order were
not mOleSted-
The cholera situa ton Is given great deal
of space. In some localities it is represented
as fast dying out, while in others alarming
increases are noted.
The Dapers state that 500, 600 is to be
spent in repairs on the transport Iiscum.
She Is to be repaired, it is stated, at Shang-
hal, and will be almost a new vessel when
she Is ready for service again, new boilers,
dynamos and electric light systems being
put in, engines overhauled and new CABIN
space for first-class passengers provided III
is stated that 100000 will be spent on the
Wright before she is ready for duty again.
The Manila mails give evidence of friction
which may prove serious in the end In the
workings of the educational bureau in
Manila. 1t is hard to find anything in the
nature of tangible charges, but there are
general expressions of discomfort among
the teachers with the system under which
they are operating, which may cause some
changes in the personnel in few months.
The Philippine department of agriculture
has embarked with energy upon It's work OF
educating the natives in modern methods
of agriculture. A pamphlet has just beer
issued for free distribution entitled Primer
on the Cultivation of the Sugar Cane by
VIM. S. Lyon, expert tropical agricultural
list, which is the first of a series of such
works that are to be placed in the hands OF
Philippine farmers.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
CANDIDATES AT SACRAMENTO
Democratic Convention Meets in That
City Tomorrow

SACRAMENTO. Cal. September =
Leading candidates for governor before
the democratic state convention. which
meets here today, are ex-Representative
Thomas ]. Geary and Franklin K. Lane,
city and county attorney of San Francisco.
Railroad Commissioner H. l.. Toland, j. c.
Sims, chairman of the democratic state
central committee, and Attorney w. IL.
Afford of San Francisco are mentioned
among the possibilities. Ex-Gov. James n.
Budd had been regarded as an aspirant for
the position, but he has declared himself
in favor of Geary. The attitude of many
of the delegates is unknown, and it may
require a vote In the convention to reveal
the positive strength of the various candi-
dates.
The first test vote will occur on the cleo
tion of chairman of the convention, the
opponents of Lane having combined on q.
s. Patton. with whom they hope to beat j..
F. Coonan, the man favored by the Lane
forces.
For most Of the offices other than that
of governor there are numerous prospective
candidates. but no protracted contests al e
anticipated.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Louis Rosenberg and Mr.. Maurice
D. Rosenberg, who have been summering
at the Buena Vista Springs. Pennsylvania,
Will return to the city during the present
week.
Captain NJ ]. Lenihan, United States
army of the 25th Infantry has arrived in
the city after a three years service in the
Philippines.
Mr.. Aston G. Dayton, the representative
from West Virginia who succeeded Repre-
sentative Wilson, will arrive in town
Thursday and take apartments at the new
Marlborough" Mr. Dayton will have an
exceedingly hard fight in his district, as
he has always had, but his friends are con-
fident of victory. Both parties in the dis
trict will put forth every effort for sue
cesx.
DIR. John Madert has returned from Oak
ton, Va, where he has been stopping since
his return from Atlantic City.
Dr. Frank Leech has returned to the city.
Mr.. Leslie B. Gray of 522 Spruce street
left Thursday for New York city and As
bury Park. and will return In about fifteen
days.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
AID FOR BASSE-TERRE.
French Warship Ordered to Island of
Guadelcupe.

PARIS, September The minister OF ma
rine NJ Pelietan. in view of the further
eruptions of Mont Pe.ec, Island of MaTt-
niuue has ordered the commander of the
French Antilles squadron 10 send warships
Immediately to Basse-Terre, Island of Qua
deloupe, there TO await further orders.
The ministry OF the colonies received to-
day an undated cable dispatch from the
governor of Martinique, reporting that a
slight earth shock moved from north to
south of the island during the morning of
August %, and adding that the same night
and the next morning violent eruption OF
Mont Pelee occurred, accompanied by cleo
trical discharges, bursts of flames and in
candescent matter, covering a radius Of
about 200 yards in the direction of Morne
Rouge This activity continued until Au-
gust 2S when the volcano seemed to have
Gained down. The dispatch does not men
ton any loss of life.
An undated cable message received to-
day from the governor of Guadeloupe re-
ports that a heavy rain of ashes fell over
the whole of that island August IS No eX-
ploston was heard and no earthquake was
felt, as the volcanoes on Guadeloupe are in
active, and Judging from the direction of the
wind the ashes must have come from Marti-
niQue.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
PORTO RICAN TRIALS.
Reviewing Findings in Recent Court
Martial Gases in the Island.

Court-martial orders issued by the officer
IN command Of the troops in Porto Rico
show that the native soldiers receive the
sarne treatment in every respect soldiers
of the United States serving on that sta
ton.
In one case, Private Juan P. Perez, Com
pany G, Porto Rico Provisional Regiment
of Infantry, having been tried by general
court-martial convened at Henry barracks,
Porto Rico, and found not guilty of larceny
to the prejudice of good order and military
discipline, was acquitted.
The finding and acquittal were dlsapproV-
ed by the reviewing authority, who COM
mented on the case as follows:
"The fact is established by the evidence
that the accused did steal watch not the
property of the person named in the specl-
fication as the owner. 1t was, however.
shown who the real owner Of the stolen
watch was and the court in arriving at Its
finding should have substituted the name Of
the real owner, and then pronounced the
guilt and innocence Of the substituted and
excepted words respectively.
In another case, Private Rufeno Rodri-
gueZ Company G, Porto Rico Regiment Of
Infantry, was convicted by court-martial
at Henry barracks Of larceny and SEN
fenced to dishonorable discharge and to
forfeit all pay and allowances. The COM
manding officer says:
THE evidence as recorded does not, in
the opinion Of the reviewing authority, le
| gally justify the conclusion of the court
that the prisoner feloniously took and car
ried away the property he was charged
with stealing, that he can, under all the
| circumstances as they appear Of record, be
properly held to have committed the onense
Of larceny The sentence is, therefore. dis
| approved. The prisoner will be released
| from confinement and restored to duty"
Evening star., 1902-09-02
THREE DEPARTMENTS
MILITARY AUTHORITIES IN THE
PHILIPPINES REARRANGED.
Order Issued by War Department To-
day Creates Departments Of Luzon,
Visayas and Mindanao.

Upon recomme ndation of General Chaffee,
concurred in by General Davis. who is to be
his successor in the Philippines, an order
was issued today by the War Department
rearranging the Philippine Islands into
three departments The department of Lu-
zon is to be commanded by Gen. James F.
Wade, and will include all that portion of
the Philippine archipelago lying north of
line passing through Mndoro strait south
easterly to the 18th degree parallel of north
latitude thence along that parallel to 124th
degree 10 minutes ca st of Greenwich, thence
northerly through the San Bernardiro
strait. This includes the Island or Mas
bate.
The department of visayas, to be COM
manded by General T. J. Wint, to include
all of the islands south Of the department
of Luzon and east of 121 degrees 40. min
utes east of Greenwich and north OF the
ninth parallel of latitude, excepting the Is
land of Mindanao, and all islands east OF
the Strait of Surigao.
The department of Mindanao, to be COM
manded by Brig. Gen. Sampel 5. sumner,
includes all of the remaining islands or the
Philippine archipelago.
General Chaffee has been directed to des-
ignate the places for the location or the
several department headquarters, and to
distribute staff officers and troops accord
ing to the best needs of the service.
General Chaffee and General Davis also
recommend that four brgades of district
commands be kept up in the Philippine Is
lands.
The division organization for geosraphi-
cal distinction has been abandoned for some
time In the United States, but the old form
of command of a division and departments
is still necessary in the Philippines on ac-
count of the legal machinery of admins
tration, especially with reference to the
appointment of courts-martial. 1t Is thought
proper that this authority should remain
vested in the general officers who are serv-
ing at a distance from the headquarters in
Manila. ,-
Evening star., 1902-09-02
Army Orders.

Contract Surgeon Alexander p. Bacon,
row at Fort Clark Texas has been ordered
to temporary duty at Fort Yates, North
Dakota. and upon the completion of that
detail will go to Fort Smelling. Minnesota,
for duty as surgeon of that department
Leave of absence has been granted Off
GERS as follows: One month to Capt. James
b. Erwin, 4th Cavalry; one month to Con-
tract Surgeon d. NJ. Roberts; four months
to Capt. Glen II. Davis. 18th Infantry; two
months to Capt. John Roberts Robertson,
9th Infantry; enc month to First Lieut..
Richmond Smith, 18th Infantry; one month
to First Lieut.. Bernard Sharp; four months
to First Lieut. Stanley Howland, 24th In
fantry; one month to Second Lieut.. BenJa-
min ID. Foulcis; two months 10 First Lieut..
Augustus F. McManus, 2Jth Infantry.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
IN FOREIGNERS BEHALF.
Making Terms With Both Belligerents
at Porto Cabello.

The Department of State has received
dispatch of August 12 last from the consul
at Porto Cabello, Venezuela, in which he
reports that, at the request of the com
manding officers of the war vessels in that
port, he urged the chief military officer IL
case the revolutionary army take posses
sion of Porto Cabelo not to fire upon that
portion of the town in which foreign prop
erty is located, and in case the Venezuelan
national vessels bomba I'd the town that
twenty-four hours notice be given to en-
able the non-combatants to leave and that
the portion Of the town where foreigners
reside or have property be spared.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
CEMENT FINISHERs STRIKE.
Trouble Over Wages Causes 800 Men
to Quit in Chicago.

CHICAGO, September Eight hundred
cement finishers and helpers went on strike
here today, thereby stopping work on a
number of big buildings in the course Of
construction, among which are several ad-
ditions to the quadrangle Of the Univer-
sity of Chicago The cause Of the trouble
was the refusal Of the workmen to sign an
agreement to work exclusively for the
Bosses Association.
The men ask for an increase in the wage
scales Of fifty cents for all f1nishers instead
of forty to fifty cents an hour, and for
straight thirty-five cents per hour for
helpers instead of twenty to twenty-five
cents. The bosses agreed to grant this
scale If the men would sign the exclusive
agreement. The contracts Of ten large
firms are tied up.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
CoRNELL's FOOT BALL TEAM.
Candidates Notified to Report on Sep
tember Is.

ITHACA, N. Y, September 2.-Cornelfs
foot ball candidates will begin their initial
practice for the season in Ithaca within
two weeks Captain Warner has notified
all of last years men to report on Sep
tember Is. The first game of the schedule
will be played with Colgate September %.
Trainer Moakley regards Cornelfs $
chances for the coming season as the most
promising in several years. The optimistic
outlook is due to the report that the ma
Jority of last years team will play again
this fall, including Full Back Schoellkopf.
Kent, center; Taussing, end; ToTney, sub
stitute full back, and Finucane, utility man
in the back field, will not return.
Turnbul and Tydeman, ends; Smith and
Lueder, tackles; Captain Warner and Hunt,
guards; Brewster, full back. and Purcell
and Coffin, half backs, will line up for the
first work.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
DEMOCRATS CHOOSE DELEGATES.
To the Sixth District Convention at
Cumberland.
Special Disnatch TO nc Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, September 2.-The
democratic county convention for the pur-
pose Of selecting delegates to the sixth con-
gressional district convention at Cumber-
land on September was held in Hose
Opera House in Hagerstown at noon today.
The delegates who will go unpledged are:
Samuel Poffenberger, M. II. Miller, Elias B.
Rartle, Joseph Ernst. Benjamin Mitchell,
NJ. Z. Ford, H. r. SpeSsard, Charles E.
Hartle, S. a. Gates, Z. p. Eyler, Charles
Schadrach, Charles II. Minnebraker,
Samuel E. Shockey, John Henry Martin,
John Clark, Walter d. Wilson, D. E. Os-
wald, Leroy w. Snively, G.. A Izer, George
NJ. Stonebraker, Norman s. Munson. Leroy
Fockler, Thomas Z. Geary, A. J. Zinkand.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
OPERA SINGER SHOT.
Jealousy the Couse of Tragedy in
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, September 2-Ame-
lio Gabrielle twenty-tkree years old, said
to be a well-known opera singer, was shot
and probably fatally wounded in a board
ing house here today by Roberto Anselino,
with whom she eloped yesterday from New
York. Anselino attempted suicide, and he
and his victim are in hospital at the
point of death.
The woman is the wife of Antonio Ca
briele, an actor, who resides Mulberry
street, New York. Jealousy is believed to
have prompted the crime. The woman is
said to have repented her escapade and eX-
pressed a desire to return to her hus-
band. In order to prevent her from leav-
ing him Anselino first shot Mrs Gabrielle
and then turned the weapon upon HIM
self
Evening star., 1902-09-02
National Bank Circulation.

The statement of the controller OF the
currency showing the amount and denoml-
nations of national bank notes outstanding.
the lawful money on deposit and the kinds
and amounts of United States bonds on
deposit to secure circulation and public de-
posits is as follows for the month of Au-
gust:
Circulation based on United States bonds
Outstanding August 81. s2l9. 407 5S1; circula-
ton secured by lawful money, 41sd5, 1o4 /:
total circulation. S361, ,2S2 691. an increase OF
81. SG3 .,36 since August 81, 1901. OF this in
crease s12 sG2 800 was in circulation secured
by lawful money.
Bonds on deposit to secure circulation.
SGD 941 $50: to secure public depost 5. sl24,-
tse7 $50: national bank notes outstanding,
s3fl 2S2 G91
Evening star., 1902-09-02
IN CASE OF ILLNESS.
A Sanitarium to Be Provided for Civil
Employees in the Philippines.

The Philippine commission has passed an
act which is expected to make much easier
the lot of civil employees in the archipelago
by providing for their care in case Of Ill
ness. The act directs the governor OF
Benguet to provide a sanitarium In one OF
the mountain towns which is especially
salubricus to be devoted entirely to the
reception Of invalid civil officers and en-
ployes and their families He was also
directed to assign an attendant physician
and surgeon and nurses to the sauitarium,
which will be maintained until permanent
government buildings now in course Of con-
structfon are completed. Where able the
patients are required to pay from 81 TO 81
per diem for treatment.