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Evening journal., 1902-05-19

IL is understood that a petition will
be presented to the faculty of Della
ware College, probably today, in which
that body will be asked to extend elem
enoy to the suspended students, their
wrong-doing overlooked and all for
given and forgotten. We trust the fac
ulty. while harboring no feeling of re-
venge. will have the courage OF their
convictions. and by frmness prove that
they are better friends of the college
than many OF the sentimentalists who
would compromise over one Of the
commandments for the sake of peace
Either the faculty or the student-body
of Delaware must be master; which
Shall it be?
Evening journal., 1902-05-19

ty who have arrayed themselves under
the UnDn Republican name, might as
weN understand now, that harmony
is impossible We are willing TO do
what we can to prevent the admins
tration Of State and county from
drifting into Democratic hands, but
we will not at the same time suITen-
der our self-respect and disgrace the
State by electing Addicks.-George-
town Republican.
Evening journal., 1902-05-19

The boy King Of Spain came into his
inheritance the other day while a nest
of anarchists were plotting to take his
life. That is not a cheering prospect
for The young man.
Evening journal., 1902-05-19
PENINSULA PRESS

II seems to be impossible that the
Republicans of both factions intend
to let the chance OF electing two
United States Senators pass. The re-
suit can easily be accomplished. With |
united factions. Governor HUM can
convene the Legislature, and the cleo
tion of two senators will be the result, |
IL may " possible that the factions in
tend to unite at the last mOment-itl
may not be until late in December
but the object of securing two senators
will be the final act. Therefore, it
seems that the breach between the fac
tions is wider and the feeling more Bit
ter than can be ascribed. If the Union
men should accede to the manifesto
OF the Regulars there would be two
Republican senators, and the Demo-
cratic party would be powerless TO
prevent the election. In this event Mr.
Addicks would be relegated to the rear
by the factions. The man chosen by
the Union men may prove straw
one In a few months or less he
would resign and then if the Governor
has the power 10 fill the vacancy he
could appoint Mr. Addicks.-Newarl1
Ledger.
Every Evening ought to be able to
find enough to do in Wilmington
without meandering down here in Sus-
sex to meddle. If no other pastime in
Wilmington appeals to its taste we
would suggest that it rake up an old
copy of one of its city contemporaries
b and count the dots.-Deiaware Pilot
Tho Regular Republicans of SUSSEX
y county will take an active part in ths
q coming campaign and will pursue th'
same course as in the preceding cam
. lpaigns. They will do what they be
lieve to be for the best interest o
their State and party. To the am
b bitions OF John Edward Addicl1s the,
e are unalterably opposed and win Sc
r. to it that he is not benefited by an
e acts of theirs. Thus far they are op
n posed 10 the policy of the Union Re
- publican organization. In any othe
respect. or in any way that will ad
= vance Republican principles and tn
20 interests of that cause they viii b
/ and are willing to join hands wit
/ the other organization. If. howeve
p, the condition precedent TO such
ie union Of effort is the acceptation {
d Addicks, the Republicans Of this cour
Evening journal., 1902-05-19

It's not what we say it's what the
place is that makes lots at the Cedars
of value to you. From Sixth and
Market at $50 p. m. next Thursday
and Saturday. Free car.
Evening journal., 1902-05-19

Read the Evening Journal for all
the latest news.
Evening journal., 1902-05-19

Old nature seems to be somewhat
careless and Indifferent to human life
these days, and perhaps regards man
as an annoying pest to be extermi-
mated. Following the terrible erup-
tions in the West Indies comes a re-
port of tornado in Texas, which has
destroyed practically everything in It's
path. including human beings. Om
boast that we have harnessed the ele
ments looks like a grim jest these days
We have always claimed that Jerse!
applejack is a decidedly different arti
Gle from the Delaware product, and TO
day we have news in verifcation o
our theory. There is a story in On
papers TO the effect that a Jersey man
after imbibing large quantities Of tn
fluid in question, seized an axe, smash
ed in doors. demolished the furnitur
and put a piano out of business. Ho'
differently the Delaware juice expresse
itself. When a Sussex man loads u
on the nectar Of the gods" he gets q
mellow as the amber fluid. He is amia
able-almost lovable-and his hosp
tality. his purse. his eternal friendship
are for all who will have them. Th
temperance agitators have advise
Evening journal., 1902-05-19
MONDAY. MAY 10, 1902

WEATHER INDICATIONs.-Today;
Fair. Tomorrow: Increasing cloudi-
ness.
Evening journal., 1902-05-19

llC CARPETS.
lh( $50 pieces al-wool TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
~ beautiful designs and colorngs; paror hall and
stair patterns actual value S5c reduced to. zoe
~ IS pieces six different patterns strictly ALL
AZ wool INGRAINS. copies of the celebrated Savon
W. merle Carpet, in large and small designs at 60c
, AZ yard. full yard wide. also the COLUMBIA IN
W. GRAINS, new fabric at ................... .65c
M 80 pieces all worsted VELVET CARPETS, in
W. olives blues and green's; Of the best wearing
AZ carpets made at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Doe
eB We also have these goods in hall and stair eff
kg1 100 celebrated BISSEIIs- CARPET SWEEPERS
,'l. slightly shop wom-s4 kind S2 So kind, S150.
W. KAsHA1IR 9xl2 9xlO6 '9x9 TsxlOs 6Ss
lU hu19 $12 $1O.5O SO $2.75 S6
a. WILTON RUGS. in all sizes and colors, s5.75
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31
HOLM ES-BEATTY.

A very pretty wedding took place
at the NJ E church this morning at
nire O'Clock the contracting parties
being Mr.. John @. Holmes and Miss
Pearl Beatty. oldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs f. C. Beatty of this city
The church was beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers and was tiled
with friends to witness the ceremony
AS the couple proceeded up the aisle
they came to two flower gates before
the pulpit. which were opened by two
little girls. Mildred Redmond and
Ruth r. Beatty. both dressed in white.
The couple were unattended, brides
maids and best man being dispensed
with. The father gave the bride
away and Rev +. A. Hawke pro
nounced the words that made them
man and wife. The bride was at
tired in castor tailor made suit with
hat to match. while the groom wore
sacK suit. Immediately otter the GER
emony carriage in waiting conveyed
the bridal party to the depot, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holmes taking tho Rio Grande
Southern for Denver and thence to
Vilisca. Ia. where the groom has
comfortable home, the gift OF his
father in which to esconce his bride.
Lodging by the crowd at the depot
most of the invited friends must have
been there And the stock of rice in
the city must have been greatly re
duced as the platform and passenger
rooms were literally covered. The
couple were the recipients of great
many very pretty and costly presents.
ones that will be continual remem-
brances of kind friends and well
wishers.
The Herald joins in extending con
gratuations and may their life have
few shadows.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

During thunder storm "Wednesday
the lightning struck a load of hay
which was ON the road to the barn at
G.. VI. Grimes ranch ard burned 1t up
II happened shortly after dinner. and
Elmer Murphy had Just finished
hitching up the team and was about
to get on the lead when the lightning
struck 1t 1t knocked Mr.. Murphy and
one OF the horses down. The hands
OF the barn witnessed the affair and
ran out to the wagon. which was about
200 yards away. They all thought
that Mr.. Murphy and the horse were
both killed, but before they had gone
very far they were on their feet, al
though Murphy was in dazed condi-
tion. OF course the horses were
frightened at the fire and ran away,
and after breaking away from the
wagon. the hands went down to the
wagon and upset the wagon and let
the hay burn up. -Pagosa News.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

or the short route to La Plata. the
road needs repairs. Some of the
bridges are dangerous. 1t is claimed
that the herds OF sheep driven in from
New Mexico. are doing more for the
destruction of the mountain roads
than all else. These herds are driven
In thousands down hillsides raking
down boulders and rocks, filing in the
upper sides Of the roads and trails,
in many Instances obliterating trails.
1t is understood the commissioners
will be asked to provide some relief
from these evils.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Ieie oldham LEFT on the eastern this
morning
DE- Copp is home from Pagosa
Springs
George DICK went to Hesperus this
morning.
Governor Thomas went to silverton
last evening
Tho hotel registers Indicate an in
creased travel
j II Low and son Of Pueblo. spent
the night In Durango.
George Hlanceu returned to Flora
Vista yesterday evening.
George Poor representing ] d Best
A Co of Denver is in town
Miss Aunn Melville viii arrive in
salt Lake tomorrow morning
' NNAA lffN NAlANllNhifi VI 7 ttlhi lNf IN
visiting the RnchofsIy family.
O = Boyle VIII put In some time at
salt Lake enjoying the bathing.
John Mcmahon and wife returned to
their homo In Ouray this morning.
John Fuller. an occullst from San
Francisco Cal Is In town for a few
days
Mrs Helen Grenfen arrives from
Denver this evening
Editor Blukely Of the Mancos Trl.
bune Is attending the institute, arriv.
Ing last evening
The attendance nj the institute was
somewhat better today and by tomor-
row will probably be as large as usual.
w 7 kirkpatrick went out on the
eastern this morning VIII return
this evening or in a day or two,
Mrs Ncttie Hack arrived from
Hooper last evening on visit to her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Lem
mon,
Tickets for the Chicago Tramp are
on sale at Parsons drug store. Be
sure and get them before 1890 this
evening
W n Kelley left for Mancos this
morning He expects. to return on
the afternoon train and depart for
Denver In the morning
Miss Story left for Florida. bayfield,
and other sections OF the eastern por
tion Of the county this morning In the
interests Of The Herald
Ken Hughes OF Keeley institute
fame ls In the city. arriving last night
SAYS the institution Is filled all the
time--dolug bigger business than ever
Mr. John Holmes with party OF
gentleman friends. went mp 10 Trimble
Springs last evening to enjoy the
good meals at the Hermosa house and
the delightful mineral baths
W. T. Shively OF silverton. return
ed last night from trip to Pagosn
Springs and left this morning for the
la platas for q visit 10 his father. who
is mining among the mountains
Mrs Tom Davis ien this morning
for Colorado Springs, where she viii
visit friends Cor some weeks. And
Tom can now devote all HIS spare mo.
mentr 10 tho Dnrnngn ball taAm
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31
Is the Most Economical

Greater in leavening strength, spoon
full raises more dough- or goes further.
Working uniformly and perfectly, it
makes the bread and cake always light
and beautiful, and there is never waste
OF good -four, sugar, butter and eggs.
While it actually costs less to make
batch of biscuit with the Price Baking
Powder than with the so-caled cheap
powders, there is the additional advan-
tage Of better and more hcalthfu food.
o.... ,. ,-.o- koTr- - Alum powders ipud bo
''N' Nsl'e -o"OtNSop used thcyar
S''e~s" They induce dyspepsia amt
and kidney
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Wonder why the organ has not had
something to say about registered
school warrants the past Few days.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

The Durango Herald by leaving out
one line in an interview with F. r.
Brooks does great injustice to Mr..
Brooks and President Roosevelt The
Herald makes Brooks say that Roose-
welt lis at heart in sympathy with the
tendency to restrict the growth of the
west In order that the east may be
prosperous" What Mr. Brooks said,
and what is true. is that he (Roose-
velD) is at heart a western man-not
In the least in sympathy with the
tendency. etc" OF course the mistake
was entirely unintentional, but de
serves correction none the less.-Sil-
Verton Miner.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

The mining people are taking the
liveliest interest in the cases pending
in chambers In Judge Russell's court
wherein applications have been made
Tor injunction to restrain two differ
ent parties from working on the terri.
tory claimed by the owners OF the
Buffalo mine adjoining the Neglected
on the east The defendants asked
for postponement OF hearing last Sat
nrday until next Thursday. and the
court granted this. II is presumed
that the evidence adduced on that day
will enable the court to determine
whether or not permanent Injunction
shall issue. The facts involved In
the interests OF the conflicting claim
ants which will be made to appear
next Thursday will doubtedless be OF
vital interest to many mine owners
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

County commissioner Schroeder re
turned to his home at Pine river this
afternoon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Mrs. Barth is home from Rico,
where she spent two weeks with her
sister Mrs. English.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

From Tuesdays Daily
p. II. McAteo spent the night at sil.
N.rtnu
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

From Wednesdays Daily.
John Wesch spent the night in Du-
range Reports society notes scarce
among the Utes.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Miss Rose Holmerichs and nephew
left this morning for Alamosa and
Wagon wheel Gap where they viii
continue their vacation trip, which
they have been making around the
circle. Miss Helmerichs says that she
likes this part of the country very
much. and that ouray is about the
prcttlest place she has ever seen. She
Was quite enthusiastic over her stage
trip from Ouray to Sllverton.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31
AROUND THE neIeHeoRHooD.

Never IN the history Of TIE country
has water been so scarce. There is
hardly enough below the headgate of
the Gallup ditch for a good head. If
we don't get rain soon we will be in
an awful condition.-Pagosa Times.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Mrs. A. F Middaugh was in Duran
go last week on visit. and returned
to Del Norte Monday. She reports
Durango lively little city. but the
country down that way is very dry
Del Norte Prospector.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

George West was in town Friday
from his cattle camp in Hinsdale
county George has been furnishing
Deller Rogers shop with some very
fine veal. and he says has over one
hundred calves which he must kill be
for fall.-Pagosa Times.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31
in the la Plata district

~ wv ish = tAAH 'A"ff ~
Mr Tom owens and family returned
Yesterday from their camping trip on
Pine river.
IamtH n Pollard went to Bayfield,
today II is umorcd that there are
attractions in that towD for certain
young men.
c. E Mcconnell has been appointed
delegate by Governor Ormnu TO at
tend the Interstate congress at Butte,
Mont September Jet
George Freund is now located IN
Hert G Gartin's bicycle store ln The.
Windsor bulldiuR opposite w G,
Chapman where he viii bo pleased 10
have his patrons call Jor repair work.
Rev Mr. Ferguson has been given
vacation by the members Of his con
ercgation. and there VIII be no preach.
ing at tho Presbyterian church until
after further notice The sunday
school VIII be continued the same ns
usual
As viii be observed by advertise.
mont this ~ the last week of the
great summer sale at Knschkc's and
II II in anything like the two wocbs
just ended It viii be record breaker
for this season of the yonr The ad.
vertlecmcnt npcnks for Itself and Gus
toncrH are nndinr that everything
Ia Just a. represented.
The marshal offered some small
boys 80 cents apiece n they would
bring COW that WAS straylur ont on
the mesa 20 the pound A gentle
man thinking Il might belong TO some
poor person who couldn't Bfford to
pay to got It out of the pound took 1t
10 his barn on Second avenue. and ls
now waiting for the owner to call for
IL
The Herald acknowledge plona-
ant caH from W T. Merriam. clerk
aud recorder OF Custer county Mr
Merriam IA enKREcd in mining In san
Juan county arriving from Sllvcrton
this morning after puttng In a week
looking after interests Mr Merriam
ls Republican and feels confident
success will crown the pertya efforts
this fall. ~ the same Kind OF disgust
exists with the state administration
In his section ~ In Durango
Charles y. Wilson, member ot the
Denver nrc and police board spent the
night In Durango Mr. Wilson did
not see ut To call on The Herald and
explain his mission, but we under
stand was In the intoresta
to succeed himself Az Mr Wilson
owes his position to the governor aud
has been using the police force OF
Denver In carrying elections 1t is
natural that he wants the mls NJ exec.
utiNc reelected Mr Russell depart
ed via the Southern this momlus
Mnt Herrck returned this morning
from Slverton whore he played bah
yesterday Milf says there is great
Interest In base ball and that silver
ton ouray and Telluride are anxious
to play ball IN nurnnEo fair week and
he says $500 will draw a bigger crowd
than horse racing Both sllverton
and Ouray are ont for blood and would
be glad TO meet on neutral grounds
and with proper Inducements hundreds
from silver,on and great many from
oursy would be here to witness the
games
From Tuesdays Daily
p. Il. McAteo spent the night at Sil.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

JamtE II Pollard went To Bayfield,
today II rs rumorod that there are
attractions In that towB for certain
Young mou
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

G. e Mcconnell has boon appointed
delegate by Governor Ormnu to at
tend the Interstate congress at Butte.
Mont. September let
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

There is Swede driving the stage
from Durango who has a large suplus
of mouth and deficit of brains. He
knocks and backcaps one section of
the country or another at every avail
able opportunity in his capacity as
Jehu He inhicts his opinion of per-
sons and places on every stranger
placed in compulsory companionship
with him on the ride down the valley,
and assassinates the truth with every
twist of his vocal apparatus. Such is
the report. often repeated, which
reaches this shop, He should mend
his ways Aztec Index.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Hotels We're running over last night
especially the Strater, as Charley nae
to give up his room.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Last Monday another serious acci-
dent occurred at Log Camp No. near
the Junction. Charlie Twiss had a
load of logs and in coming down a
steep grade the brake grave way and
Mr. Twiss fell under the wheels, The
wagon had twenty large logs and the
wheels passed over the large part of
his leg. The flesh was all crushed
away from the bone, but no bones
were broken. He was Immediately
taken to the Junction where he receiv-
ed medical attention. 1t was near this
point man was killed only a few
weeks ago caused by a defective
break
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

"Fitz Mac" one of the brightest and
best known journalists of the west,
was caller at this office last Satur-
day morning. No one In Colorado has
better standing with the craft in his
chosen profession. He is observing
and his opinions are worth something
He spent about ten days examining
the lronton and Red Mountain mining
district. In an interview he said he
had been in all the mining states but
one in the west within the past year.
and practically all the mining camps,
for the purpose of examining into the
mineral resources and outlook TOR the
future and without hesitation pro
nouncas the Red Mountain country SUI
perior in mineral resources to any he
he had visited. He predicts that Red
Mountain has a prosperous future be-
fore II, and that prospectors will still
be busy in the hills of Ouray county
sue hundred years hence.-ouray Her
aid.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

1t is poor town in Colorado now
whose papers cannot give an account
of heavily armed men with big boots
and little ponies. hiding in the brush
nearby-and all of them must be the
D. & X. G.. train robbers. too.-Tellu-
ride journal.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

William W. James died at 7:i5 at
Mercy hospital last evening, not hay
rcgaincd consciousness from the par
slytic stroke which pefell him Thurs
day last The remains were convey
ed to A. f. Hoods undertaking par
lors and his people, who live In In
dianapolis, wired So far no reply has
been received and funeral will not be
arranged for in hopes OF getting some
word Deceased came to Durango in
the pioneer days and followed assay
Ing business His son Harry died
some two or three years ago, Little
is known about his Affairs or relatives
as he was non-communicative on this
point He was about 20 years OF age.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Mrs Tom Davis ien this morning
for Colorado Springs, where she will
visit friends Cor some weeks. And
Tom can now devote all hls spare mo.
mcntr to the Durango ball team.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

The road commissioners are com
ing In for an occasional roast. The
people at la Plata are kicking about
their road, which they claim is but
little better than burro trail. al
though the state expended three thous-
and dollars there q couple OF years
ago Along the Llghtner creek road
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

We can positively state that a fall
fair will be held at Pennington, as
has been the custom In past years.
Several parties have spoken to us con
corning the matter and 1t is probable
that the old fair committee will take
the management of details. Every
one should make up his or her mind
TO assist in making this grand sue
cess.-Farmington Times.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

The Young Ladies' Whist club met
Saturday evening AT the home OF Miss
gatherings, had a good time together
with games and refreshments and the
entertainment provided by chSrminr
hostess. II was getting close 10 the
small hours when they departed TO
their homes
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Ex-Governor Charles 8, Thomas IL
In the city, arriving Saturday. Mr.
Thomas IL here 10 look after some
mining interests Ia the ORC Fino dis
trict. and viii also appear ms counsel
for defendants In the Injunction pro
ceedlngs To come up before Judge
Russell Thursday.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

The commissioners have instructed
all road overseers that they must rem
der itemized bills for services rem
dored, properly sworn to, and that all
persons employed by them must also
render sworn statements of the time
put in. Thus the good work Of the
tax league is having It's effect,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Mr Tom owens and family returned
yesterday from their camping trip on
Pine river
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

W w. James Htlli remains In about
the same condition, not having gained
sufficient oonsciotisnesrs sine. being
taken TO the hospital to recognize any
one II seems only matter OF days,
possibly hours. when the last sum.
mons will arrive
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

Jerry. the Tramp" played to about
"a two-thirds house last night. The
troupe went east this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

George Frcund is now located IN
Hert c. Gariins bicycle store Ia The
Windsor building opposite w G.,
Chapman. where he viii bo pleased 10
have his patrons call gor repair work
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

The second cutting of alfalfa is
now ready for harvesting, and prom
ises as good yield in proportion as
the first crop. San Juan county will
have lots OF hay to furnish stockmen
this year, and the present condition of
the range indicates that considerable
feeding will be necessary. Farming
ton Times.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31

On the 9Th of August the Burlington
will reduce its time between Denver
and Chicago over an hour, the train
leaving Denver at AIS and arriving
in Chicago next evening at 7:15, just
twenty-seven hours out.