Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08
TELEeRAPHIc NEWS.


disturbed on any occasion until 10
O'Clock this morning. The active New
!. England tour, together with the shock
of the collision, exhausted him con
siderably. Today Ii is apparently in
as good condition as before the aeci.
dent Secretary Cortelyou is at his
home at Hemstead. l.. l.. suffering
from severe nervous shock and numer-
Gus painful bruises.
The president and Secretary Cortel-
you will leave aboard the yacht Sylph
tomorrow morning on southern trip.
n private car will take them from
Jersey City to Washington. The
Grand Duke Boris was the PRESIDENT S
guest at luncheon today
WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept A.
Among the congratulatory messages
to Roosevelt. is the following from
the kaiser:
With all Americans | praise the
Providence which saved your life from
the terrible accident"
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept. Sub
scriptions to the Corbett-McGovern
fight to be held here in two weeks.
opened today and the demand for
places was so heavy as to indicate the
house would represen on the night of
house would represent on the night of
men are in excellent condition and are
training hard The reports of Corbett
being reckless are unfounded. He is
in fine condition and is slightly a ia
vorite in the hitting.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. A.
Manila advces to the war department
state that two more sultans have ad
vised Colonel Baldwin that they don't
want TO be friends with Americans
and think it best that the latter retire
to the coast. The Sultan of Bacalog
is very profuse in his protestations OF
friendship and asks three months in
which to win over his people to an
acceptance of American authority.
TOPEKA. Kans.. Sept. 4.-The su-
preme court today dissolved the in
junction by which the American
School Book company was prevented
from distributing four carloads of text
books for Kansas public schools.
RAWLlNS. Wyo.. Sept. A battle
was fought this morning in the street
in front of Charles Auderson's saloon.
between Marshal Hanks and three out
laws. The man had held up and
robbed Anderson's place. In the gun
fight between the officers and robbers
one of the deputies was badly hurt and
one of the robbers fatally injured. The
other two escaped The captured man
says his name is Isaac j. Martin and
that he is a locomotive engineer living
in Pueblo, Colo. He refuses to give
the name OF his companions and says
he will die game. The sheriff believes
the men are members Of the band of
outlaws who have been holding up
trains on the Union Pacific.
HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept. Al
though Senator Quay has declared it
to be impossible to bring the strikers
and coal operators together and that
the fight must continue to the end.
Governor Stone said today that there
was Il very fine prospect of settlement.
If the matter is not arranged within
week he proposes to call an extra
session of the legislature to pass
compulsory arbitration act and so
force the settlement before October
BUTTE, Mont, Sept. 4.-Adolph De-
wet, a nephew of the famous Boer
general OF the same name, was killed
here by contact with live wire. II
was lineman.
ROCKFORD HIS, Sept i,-Work-
men while repairing pump on farm
near Caprou, found a cylinder packed
with gold pieces worth $3.50. The
money is believed to have been the
hoard of Mrs. John Stall who died
recently.
LONDON. Sept. A parliamentary
paper today shows that England en-
ployed 44S,O00 soldiers in South Africa
during the Boer war. OF these $500
were killed, and nearly 23 200 wound
ed. Sixteen thousand died of wounds
and sickness.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. At
is reported that Secretary of Agricul-
ture Wilson will early in the year re
tire from the cabinet to accept the
presidency of the Iowa Agricultural
college at Ames. The position is a life
tenure and carries a handsome salary
DENVER, Colo, Sept, 4.-The
Horse Show which opened here last
Monday has been quite slimly attend
ed, fashion not responding to the at
traction. The sale of seats at the
opening was enormous and the affair
will be financial success although it
fails to attract now.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 4.-To-
day thirty-nine townships in eastern
Colorado, or about one-third of those
heretofore closed to entry by the gov
ernment were restored under the irri-
cation act. This would indicate that
one of the great national reservoirs is
to be erected in the Pawnee basin in
Colorado, in the vicinity of Sterling.
VICTOR. Colo, Sept. 1.-(Special to
Denver Republican startling allega-
tious in regard to the lack of good
faith" of Senator Henry NJ. Teller in
his candidacy for United States sena-
tor on the Democratic ticket were
made in an interview in this city to-
night by Lieutenant Governor Coates.
The interview followed a Labor day
speech by the lieutenant governor,
J in which he dipped into politics and
, declared that he was a Socialist above
all things and had forever withdrawn