Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21


this week through the feud districts
and bind everybody by oath to harbor
no lll-will against his neighbor. Cen
cral Howard further suggests that
the fend counties be wiped out and
annexed by adjoining counties. thus
doing away with politics. which, he
says, underlie all feuds.
BOSTON, Mass. May 19.-Nearly
100 military surgeons OF this and 9th
and past middle age, men Of great
dignity of mien, many with decora-
tions upon their coats that tell of
service and honorable achievements
In actual warfare on land and sea;
these gathered this morning at the
Vendome hotel and began the annual
meeting OF the Association Of Military
Surgeons of the United States. The
army and navy of the United States
and the medical departments of the
state militia organizations are repre-
scented. The British army has sent
Colonel Charlton of the Royal Army
Medical Corps 10 the meeting and
various other foreign countries are
represented. The sessions are to con-
tinue three days, during which time
there will be papers and discussions
covering every phase of medicine and
surgery as related to military estab-
lishments.
CHICAGO, May 19.-Christ Church
today was the scence OF fashionable
wedding, the contracting parties be
ing Miss Narcissa Cox, daughter OF
Samuel T.. Cox of this city, and Mr.
Frank A Vanderbilt, of New York,
former assistant secretary of the
treasury The bridesmaids were Miss
Ruth Vanderbilt, Miss Emma Dol
singer Of Louisville. Miss Monia Rails
back of Kansas City, Miss Elizabeth
Calhoun and Miss Gertrude Butler
The ushers included Blatchford Kav-
anaugh. George Ade and John \. Nc
Cutcheon Mr., and Mrs, Vanderbilt
will reside in New York city.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 10
Booth Harrington. the author. who
has been suffering from typhoid fever
for the past six weeks. has been sink
ing rapidly since morning, and his
relatives have about given up hope.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May f9.-ln
swearing out warrant charging muir
der. friends of Mrs Noble of Cincin-
natl believed they had prevented talk
ing the woman to Ohio, Habeas cor
pus proceedings viii be argued this
afternoon Benjamin Flicker. an ex-
clerk. has died from drinking some
whiskey
NEW YORK, May 19.-Fire last
night in business building in Worth
street was the cause of injury to sew
eral firemen. one fireman named
O'Keefe was taken to the hospital
badly Injured, but when he found him
self ~nobserved. managed 10 eyade
the nurses. and dressing. hurried back
TO the fire and engaged himself in the
work of rescue. The property loss
was small
BUFFALO, Wyo., May l9.-The pre-
llminary trial OF DR.. j. N, Potts for
killing Samuel Jackson, was conclud-
ed late last night. Potts was held to
trial in the district court without bail,
gree.
RENO, New, May l9.-President
Roosevelt arrived at Reno at 1880
this morning, after an all-night run
without Incident. saving cheering OF
crowds at small stations who were
greatly disappointed because the
president did not arise The presi-
.. 10 H., Oh. Of -
great slab of sugar pine cut from the
largest tfee of its kind in the vicinity
of the Yosemite.
II Is decorated with a picture of
a grove and greeting from citizens,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 10
Iron and steel imports during the
month OF March amounted tU over
$4,000 900, against about s200O,OOO in
March OF last year, ana for the nine
months ending with March amounted
to over s3S,000,00 against less than
$l9 100000 in the corresponding
months Of last year. CurlOusly all of
the more important articies 50 import
ed are those OF which the United
States is a large producer,
The United States is now by far the
largest pig iron producer in the world,
having last year nroduced more OF
this article than the United Kingdom
and Germany combined, her produe-
tion having practically doubled since
1897, Yet the importations of iron and
steel during the fiscal year which is
to end with next month Will be dou-
BILE in value those OF 1897 aud four
times those of 1893.
MONTREAL, Que. May 19.-One
Of the most notable bench shows ever
held In tbe Dominion is that OF the
Montreal Canine association, which
opened today at the Arena. English
foxhounds. Scotch terriers, French
bulldogs, Boston terriers. Pomeran-
ians. St BerhaFds and numerous 9th
er varities are included among the
entries and the competitions for the
valuable prizes offered promise to be
brisk The show will continue three
days.
NEW YORK. May l9.-Refuting
the idea that conditions in the Philip
pines warrant n military campaign
along the lines of barbaric warfare,
General Nelson A. Miles. in letter
which appears in the Army and Navy
journal, pays a tribute to the Ameri-