Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

| is Drohen east Ol mere. AL o clOCl
| this morning the temperature in New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Clncin
natl and ST. Louis was between 3S anC
| 10. The cold continues in this city
1t was degrees above this morning
while at Minneapolis and St Paul II
was several degrees below zero.
NEW YORK. Dec 30.-Something
of a furry was caused in Wall street
by the announcement that gold had
been discovered in Alabama in sufil.
Client quantities to make mining of IT
profitable. a big ledge Of thirty-six
dollar ore has been developed there
and shipments are regular.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 30
Vice President Harrahan authorizes
the statement that contracts have
been let for doubletracl<ing the Hi
nois Central between New Orleans and
Chicago. and beginning next week
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec 30
Opposition is increasing to the Gu
ban reciprocity treaty among sena-
tors. In view OF the fact that the
treaty must be ratified during Janu-
airy if at all, causes the executive
anxiety. Apparently a coalition is be
ing formed between the beet sugar
senators and New England legation,
which opposes the Newfoundland and
French reciprocity treaties, and Flori-
da and gulf senator's, who oppose the
importation OF cheap fruit provided in
the West Indian treaty.
Vienna, Dec 30.-The Tagblatt re-
ports that the fugitive Crown Prin-
cess Louise aud brother, Archduke
Leopold, have both exhausted their
fluids. 1t is said the princess made
an unsuccessful attempt to borrow
twenty thousand francs.
Die I1it prints an interview quoting
the princess as saying: If the world
had the faintest idea OF what | suf-
iered it would cease to condemn me-"
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Dec. 3O.-A
stay of execution has been granted in
the case of Tom Horn. special
session Of the supreme court was call.
ed lor the purpose.
OMAHA, Neb., Dec 3O.-Superin.
teudent Dicbey in charge of the Yves
.eTu Union Telegraph company west
of Chicago, died last night at eight
O'Clock from pneumonia.
NEW YORK. Dec. Emigration
continues 10 advance. Up to today the
total number of immigrants arriving
ia New York during the year were
5ibO0o, ms compared with 4lS,000 last
wear. Italy contributed the largest
number OF immigrants.
OMAHA, Neb Dee. 3O.-The Frisco
line decided to build from Chicago to
st Paul Work win begin in tho
Sprlng.
DENVER Colo. Dec 30-There
was excitement in the county court
house this morning when notice was
presented to Derby O'Brien, a promi-
ent employe and former chief OF po-
lice, notifying him that he and Mrs.
Watkins were discharged for scandal
Gus conduct O'Brien had notified his
wife that he he had no further
use for her, and that he was going to
live with Mrs watkins She said he
had been doing this for some time
The matter was brought to the notice
pi the officials and the pair were
promptly fired.
DELHI, Ind, Dec. 29.-Lord Curzon,
viceroy Of India. accompanied by
Lady Curzon. formerly Miss Letter,
Of Chicago, arrived in Delhi today to
participate in the great durbar They
were accorded royal honors as they
marched through town to the vice.
roy's encampment beyond town. The
Wiceroy was greeted at the station by
the Princess Of India, while troops
and elephants stood in row outside
the station. Lord Curzon wore a
brilliant scarlet and gold uniform.
The vice regal couple mounted a
couple Of elephants whose tusks were
daughters. Mary and Cynthia, follow
ed on another elephant. The gorgeous
Calyaoade formed with mounted Ian.
GERS in The van and rear. and proceed.
ed through the native part of the
city
Just before the parade started, all
the elephants. at signals from drivers
greeted the viceroy by raising their
trunks. trilling in unison. Thirty
thousand troops lined the route OF
march All natives salaamed as the
procession passed, and cheered en-.
thusiastically. Arriving at his camp
Viceroy Curzon took leave Of his
princely escort. and withdrew with
Lord Kitchener For the next two
days Delhi will be the center of so
cial gaity.
DELHI, India, Dec. 30.-The scene
yesterday after the arrival OF
the distinguished party at Delhi was
the most magnificent ever known in
India, that land of recent brilliant
spectacl5s Lord Curzon was greet
ed by Indian princes who were mag
niGcently arrayed in harmony with
the yiceroy. who wore his state uni
form OF scarlet and gold. Lord Cur
zon was escorted by the princess tt
the great city square, where he and
Lady Curzon mounted elephants. The
animal had long tusks with gold tips
and the howdahs was draped with rec
| silk with the royal arms embroidered
on IT, The procession then started
At the head rode cavalry escort
| with twelve trumpeteers. six English
| and six Indian. by the side Of the her
aid. The heralds costume was o
| bright scarlet work with gold and cos
Ave thousand dollars. Immediarel!