Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-27

from Cienfuegos for Colon, Colomu
March first
DES MONIES, Ia. Feb. 1T
woman's suffrage measure introduc
\ by Senator Allen, passed the sens
today by vote OF % to 16. For y
years this measure has been pass
by the house, but killed by the sena
1t will now doubtless become -
DENVER, Colo, Feb. 2S.--Fra1
Gilman. aged 72 years. stood In b
bed room this morning before . mi
ror. placed pistol to his head ar
shot himself dead. He was 4 pionee
and came to Denver with an 0x-tea
forty years ago. He was involved
litigation over some property vii
relatives in which much bitterned
was displayed. Four members
| Gillman's family have committed su
| eide.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The will q
Tiffany. the jeweler. has been admi
ted to probate. He left over two mi
lion dollars.
SALONICA. Feb. 26.-Miss St0n
and Nine. Tsilka arrived last evenin
and departed Immediately for Cor
stantinople. They were given an 0vs
| tion here.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 26.-
Minister Leischman confirms to tn
| state department the news of the re
lease of Miss Stone. in a cablegran{
from Para, near Constantinople.
VIENNA, Feb. 26.-The rumor thai
King of Servia had been assassinated|
is not confirmed.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Feb. 26.6-Pro4
Kiele of the chair of pedagogy In thu
University OF Minnesota. speaking bel
fore the National Educational asociaI
tion today. declared that women and
girls were entering upon commercial
| pursuits to such an extent as to enl
danger motherhood and the American
home. an this age Of commercisiisuI
and industrial conditions" said the
professor. mo provision has been
made for motherhood. This phase ol
life seems to have been brushed aside
In fact we are making money earperz
of our daughters in commercial puF.
suits. While women have every right
to an equality with men In matters
of education, they are going outside
their sphere when that portion ot
their education fitting them for the
higher duties of home life and mother.
hood does not take precedence over
everything else The continuation Of
women entering the commercial and
Industrial field cannot but have dis
astrous result In time"
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 26.--
President Roosevelt this afternoon
dismissed Arthur B. Noyes, Judge foE
the Second district Of Alaska, who was
charged with maifeasance in once In
connection with placer claims.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 26.-
Miss Alice Roosevelt yesterday cablsd
Kaiser william as follows:
Meteor successfully launched.
congratulate you. Thank you f0s
your courtesy to me. Send you besl
wishes. Alice Lee Roosevelt"
PARIS. Feb 26.-The one hun
dredth anniversary Of the birth ol
Victor Hugo was celebrated today
with great pomp in. the Pnnthenor
Hugo was eulogized as a great de
fender Of Republican principles.
| WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. &c.
A cablegram to the war department
from General Chaffee announces thu
capture Of General Lubkan. the motor
ious guerrilla chieftain.
NEW YORK, Feb 28.6-It is sale
that one purpose Of the visit to thil
county by the Boer Delegates Walmor
|, ems and Vessels Is to arrange for ;
visit by Dom Paul.
LONDON. Feb. 26.-Lord Kitchene
reports that six hundred Boers. drly
ing herd of cattle before them, ii
tempted to rush Colonel Byngs' out
post line near Bothasberg. 4 numbe
, got through. abandoning everything
} and leaving sixteen dead. and Of
, wounded behind. The British casual
ties were not reported.
TRENTON, Feb. 26.--New Jersey
! assembly, after long and somewha
humorous debate, today passed tn
mosquito exterminatng bill by vot
Of sixty eight to nine. The bill aI
propriates ten thousand dollars 10
, the purpose OF making q scientific II
vestigation of the habits, origin an
7 breeding places of the celebrated Jel
4 sey mOsquitotes. The money II to b
E expended by state etymologists. VII
q hope to ind some way Of putting
9 stop to the ravgzes Of the PEST.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Feb. 2s.-Th
= Poles of Milwaukee will not take PAL
Q In the reception To Prince Henry, b'
y cause OF the attitude Of the Germa
government toward the Polish PR
= vinces. Those Poles who were name
J. on the committees of arrangement
e have withdrawn. The people OF fh'
Il nationality will keep away from
d functions in connection with the q
n tertainment OF the prince. but wi
make no other demonstration EXPIRE
N sive of their feelings.
n In this way they will show their T
sentiment at the attempt 70 crush Il
I. Polish language and national spirit,
IA one expressed 1t today.
4. The executive committee hAvir
charpe of the reception to the prin,