Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-13
TELEGRAPHiC NEWS.

announced lfShLipAiCh VI Opti at
ions at the Globe smeiter on July g.
yesterday, and opened the doors thii
morning preparatory TO resume work
but no employees appeared. and aftel
waiting fifteen minutes the plant blew
OF steam and closed down.
All men employed by the Denver
Ore & Smelling company company re
turned to work today, having gained
their point of an eight-hour day.
Absolute quiet prevails at the Glob,
smelter today although the union has
pickets stationed all around the plant
LINCOLN, Neb., July 9-William ]
Bryan and daughter will take an ex
tended European tour, leaving here il
September and remaining abroad un
I'll after the holidays. The study oil
sociological conditions in European
countries. especially monarchies. is
the object of the trip.
ROME, July "a discovery of ex
treme interest in the artistic world
has just been made in the Ufiizi gal
lery at Florence This is no less than
several rough sketches by Michael An
gelo. The paper used is of precisely
the same. quality as that he used fol
like drawings.
Eight of the ten sheets contain stud
les for figures in the Sistine Chapel
such as the Christ of The Last Judg
ment and the Virgin seated at his
feet; the creator of the picture OF
The Creation of Adam, several tor.
SOS and legs placed at exactly the
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tmpanum and the center of the chapel
vault.
One of the seets has on one side the
head of a man, two halbeards., a plan
Of fortification and the autograph oi
the master; on the other a cavalier
riding at gallop. while a man seated
behind him is falling off. This is the
horse of st. Paul of the Pauline Chap.
el at the Vatican.
Other sketches are studies of the
head of Pope Julian H.. the statue OF
Night" in the Chapel of the Medicis
one of the Twelve Apostles that Mi
chael Angelo had promised to carve
for the Church of Santa Maria de
Flore. the Titan's devoured- by the
vulture, the Leda that the artist paint
ed for the Duke of Ferara. severa
plans of Notifications and some notes
from the masters hand. There are
forty sketches in all, and it is strange
that they have remained so long shul
up in the magnificent collection o.
drawings in the UfiiZi
BUFFALO. n. Y, July 9.-The
body OF the man supposed to be Della.
haney, the famous ball player, who
fell or was pushed from the Interna
tional bridge. was found below Mag
ara Horseshoe falls this morning.
BERLIN, July 9.-In compliance
with orders from the Emperor o,
Germany the imperial chancellor is
striving to abolish the expression
"Deutschland' (Germanland) in order
to substitute "Deutsches Rich" Ger
man Empire). In all public building
where the former term has figured
conspicuously it is being erased ant
the other placed in its stead.
1t is plain to see that the emperor
wishes to impress on the German
mind that Germany is the empire OF
the HohenZollenr. Duchies, king
doms and principalfties are being
eliminated to make way for this Ho
henZollern empire.
Another interesting reformation OF
the German vocabulary comes from
the imperial secretary of the navy
department He has recommended t.
all officials of the service to suppress,
wherever possible. all terms of foreign
origin and to replace them with Ger
man words. The different bureaus
are to write out list of the words of
foreign origin in use in the navy ana
to submit it to the secretary. Then
there will be consultation of German
philOlogists in the navy department
in order that German words may be
found for all terms.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July g.
The will of the late Mrs. Harriet
Lane Johnson, former mistress of the
White House, and niece of President
Buchanan, was admitted to probate to-
d9v. The will leaves nearly half a
million dollars to the Episcopal Ca
thedrnl here, fifty thousand dollars to
Johns Hopkins university, and nearly
two hundred thousand dollars for
II tnuii'enIS 10 SCHOOLS III nOHOT OI
President Buchanan and for the edu
cation of young children.
BOSTON, July 9.-Booker T. Wash
ington today addressed the National
Educational association on Kinder
garten and the Negro President
Elliott of Harvard and other notable
pedagogues participated in the discus
sion. The convention adjourned today
after holding four business meetings,
nine department sessions, one nation
al session. one general session and
participating in numerous receptions.
BUDAPEST, July 9.-Servia's new
king. Peter l., spent part of his youth
in Hungary, where his father lived in
exile. The father owned pretty
estate in Bokszeg, in Aran county.
Prince Alexander, Peters father, man
aged il himself and was even his own
postmaster. He made young Peter
learn the hungarian language, so he
could read the letters that came from
his illiterate shepherds and laborers,
and could write answers for them.
or course the family kept many
horses. and long drives into neighbor.
inv counties were an EVERYDAY occur.