Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

the Berkley. near the Casino. Socie-
", sppreciating Miss Stewards efforts
10 make a living, was liberal patron,
but not sufficiently so to enable her
TO make more than the actual expens-
es of the establishment The bust
ness went from bad 20 worse. and al
though not pressed for rent. Miss
Stewart abandoned the store.
Miss Stewart now lives in Wash
ingtno with married daughter She
mas son in the navy and another is
| a student at Yale.
OTTAWA, Can, June lS.-Greater
protection against American iron and
steel products is the despairing cry
Of the iron and steel men of Canada
10 which the government will not turn
A deaf ear. The recent enormous
shrinkage in values of certain Cana
dian industrial stocks has furnished
| the steel and iron trade of Canada
with a plausible plea for more tariff
protection.
Representative men of the industry
| in the Dominion have visited Ottawa
TO urge the government to come to
| their aid and relieve the situation by
sweeping increases in iron and steel
duties. The Impression prevails in
parliamentary circles here that the
government will certainly respond to
| the appeal in as liberal a manner
consistent with the government tar
| ff policy as possible but whether by
custom duties or by way of bounties
| ioes not yet appear. There will be
no opposition from conservatives to
my proposition for higher protection,
rs they have already placed them
| selves on record as in favor of high
| lariff protection to all Canadian in
iustries, particularly to iron and steel.
NEW YORK. June 1S.-The three
story building at AS Bowery. occupied
by the Lyons paper box factory, col
apsed today. carrying fifty employees
into the cellar, where they lay buried
in the debris. Many scrambled out
lnaided. Two men and two women
are believed to be buried in the ruins
'et. Police and firemen rescued
many including seven seriously hurt.
CAMDEN, n. j.. June 1S.-The
keel blocks of the cruiser Washington
have been laid at the New York Ship
Yard, this city. and the keel will be
aid during the early part of next
month. Work on the cruiser will be
,arried forward as rapidly as possible
1t was the intention of the late Presi
dent Morse to make a record as to
line in building the Washington that
would serve as an advertisement for
he ship company. He wishes in this
respect are to be carried out.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 1S.-On
he authority of a high official of the
Pennsylvania railway. the North
American Review today says the pro
onged fight between that road and
Gould interests has come 10 an end,
md that Wabash trains will reach
idewater over the Pennsylvania
cracks. Rockefeller is said to have
forced the settlement.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1S.-krou-
,hevan. editor of the anti-Semitc or
gan in Kishineff and notorious Jew
hater. was attacked by party OF
Jews last night and fatally stabbed
by one of them. The assailant was
;aptured and proved to be one of the
iormer students of the Polytechnic
school at Reiff. 1t is believed that
articles recently appearing written by
Sroushevan were largely responsible
'or the Kishineff massacre.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
June 1S.-Dr. Joel Stebbins Fellow, OF
Lick Observatory. has found that the
variable star Omricon Cetiric is un-
lergoing extraordinary fluctuations,
md is two thousand times brighter
han its ordinary intensity.
DENVER, Colo, June iS.-Nothing
has been heard yet from Hugo Dali
man Young. a ranchman from Val
verde. who disappeared ten days ago,
completely dropping out of sight. Po-
lice have been investigating, but so
far no sign of the young man has
| been discovered
DEBORAH, Ia, June lS.-This staid
little college town is filled with yisi-
| Tors as never before in its history,
| hundreds having arrived from all
points of the compass during the last
twenty-four hours. The occasion is
the celebration of the semi-centennial
| jubilee of the synod for the Nor
wegian Evangelistic Lutheran Charch
Of America, commonly known as The
Norwegian synod The celebration
began this morning with divine ser
vices held on the Lutheran college
campus. and it will he the middle Of
next week before the anniversary ex-
ercises are finished The program is
an interesting one and will be partici-
I'pated in by eminent members OF the
church from Minnesota, Illinois, Wis
'onsin. Kansas, Nebraska /, the Da-
otas and numerous other states. An
attractive musical program has been
arranged and several evenings will be
given up to sacred concerts. A large
male choir and mixed chorus will
sing. while instrumental music will be
furnished by the Luther college band
which numbers upwards of seventy
five members and Is noted as one OF
the foremost organizations OF its kind
in the middle west.
The Norwegian Synod, which has
now reached the half-century marx
OF its existence. was organized al
Koshkonong. Wis, in February, 1853
and until 1890. when several smaller
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