Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

and queen leave the seaport for Lon
don one week from today and will
return to the yacht directly after the
ceremony. The coronation viii OF
course not be on the same scale OF
sblendor as originally planned. things
being made to conform to the weaken
ed condition of his majesty, but 1t will
be a very brilliant exhibition notwirh.
standing and final Official arrange,
ments and details were settled at the
guild hall meeting this afternoon.
The week following the coronation OF
the king from his yacht viii witness
the great sea review by the British
! fleet, which will be something unpIc-
cedented as a mighty expression oil
power. The king can enjoy this with
out fatigue, and it is to be made a fea-
ture of the august ceremonial.
DETROIT, Mich. July 30.-The
state convention of Democrats opened
here today with very large attend
ance Owing to some friction in the
Republican ranks Democratic leaders
see hope of winning, and as con-
sequence there is sharp contest on
for governorship. Charles r. Slight
Of Grand Rapids and Justine d. Whit.
ing of st. Clair. appear to be leading
candidates at noon.
DENNTSON. Texas, July 30-The
terrific rains which have fallen daily
became veritable deluge this morn
ing. Watercourses are overfiowinG.
bridges and culverts washed away and
great damage has been done to crops.
There is no indication of a cessation
of rain. At Palestine fifteen inches of
rain fell in thyce days.
CHICAGO, H., July 3O.-It is an
nounced here today that the great
packing houses have effected com
bine and from next Friday a commun-
ity of interests will direct the affairs
of Armour. Hammond. Swift and
Morris enterprises.
TRINIDAD. Colo, July 3O.0-A dis
astrous freight wreck occurred at Sey-
mour, Ration mountain. The train was
southbound, two engines pulling and
one pushing. the pusher engine being
unable to hold the train. Engineer
Leason jumped and sprained his an
kle being badly shaken up. The train
was crossing the bridge at Seymour
jumped the track while crossing
bridge near Seymour and twenty-eight
cars We're ditched. and the contents
scattered through the gulch. One car
load of sulphur caught fire, setting
fire to the wreck.
BYFIELD. Mass =, July 30.-Secre-
tary OF the Navy Moody was the prin-
cipal speaker at the exercises held to-
day in celebration of the 200th ami
versary OF the founding of the town
Byfeld was the first town settled
north of Salem. and William Moody,
of the original settlers.
RICHMOND, Ind. July 30.-Fhe
Friends Bible institute. whic!: Jpen-
today at Earlham college, is attended
by members of the sect from many
parts Of the country. The institute
is under the care of the three largest
yearly meetings of Friends in the
United States-Indiana. Western and
| Wilmington. o. The list of instruc-
tors for the present session, which
continues to August 7, is notable
one, comprising, as it does, some OF
the foremost religious workers of the
Friends church in America.
NEW YORK. July 3O-Oe;cial an
nodncement has been made that the
Santa Fe has granted tie retition Of
the trainmen for increased pay. On
August first the wages If G00n men
will be advanced FIVE to fifteen per
cent
READING, Pa, July 3o.-While dig
gipg postholes Benjamin SaGerwine
nnearthcd 4 partly decayed box con
tanning thirty-four hundred dollars in
cash.
COUNCILS BLUFFS, la, July 30
! Plans for the third annual reunion of
the National Society Army of the Phil
| ippines. which convenes in this city
two weeks from today. have been per
| fected and the veterans Of the last
war and other military men also are
| taking ? lively interest in what prom
ises to be great national occasion
| Participating in the program which
will extend over period of three
days, will be many distinguished mill
At'l men, VI thtplo anu oNhN'oiiA'hH ~
cmled among those from whom ac
ceptances have already been received
are General Arthur MacA Arthur. Gen
cral Frederick Funston and Genera
Irving Hale.
NEW YORK, July 30.-Fully fifty
thousand orthodox Jews participated
in the procession attending the FUN
eral OF Rabbi Josephs today Business
on the lower East Side has been sus
pended.
WASHINGTON, d. C.. July 30
The war department has received ad
vices from the island of Catbolagan
that the people of the island threatei
trouble because Gueverra, a formel
rebel general. was not made governor
1t is stated that Samar is keeping ~
It's reputation as the storm center o
the archipelago.
MANILA. p. l.. July 30.-Papers re
ccived here show that the strict quar-
antine restrictions are causing the ma
tiyes much dissatisfaction there. Prog
reBs. the Manila paper. says: "Th'
next revolution cannot be laid al thu
door of the Filipinos. The presen
quarantine measures and laPhing o
Filipinos by the administration vii