Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-09
Ola Cardinal Rampolla this after.

AUSTIN, Tex, July Planners in
this section are rejoicing over the ap.
pearance OF small green bug which
is the deadly enemy of the cotton wee
vii. which in previous years has
wrought so much damage To the cot
ton crop throughout Texas and other
southern states. The bugs have al
re ,dy cleared several large planta-
tions of every vestige of weeyil, which
last year in Texas alone caused a
financial loss of twenty-five million
dollars to cotton planters.
BUFFALO. Wyo., July f.-Sherlff
Kennedy and posse returned today
from the mountains where they have
been searching for the bandits who
held up the Sheridan stage a week
ago. They trailed the bandits across
the mountains, where all trace was
lost
NEW YORK, July THE recent
strike of over thousand sailors OF
various fishing crafts in the river has
caused rise in the price of fresh
fish.
NEW YORK. July IA brewery
worth S5,o0O,OO0. producing 1000
barrels OF beer annually and yielding
$500 900 profit, is to be owned and
managed by woman Mrs. Jose
phiDe Schmid, known as New York's
brewery queen" is about to buy out
the interests of her partners, Marx Il
and Simon L, Bernheimer and be
come sole proprietor of the Lion
brewery, One Hundred and Eighteenth
street and Columbus avenue.
Since her husbands death fourteen
years ago she has been at odds with
her business partners. One cause OF
disagreement, she has stated In court,
was that she wanted better beer
brewed. and only malt and hops used
in its manufacture.
Besides her brewery interests Mrs
Schmid is the sole owner OF not fewer
than fifty saloons. and when she ac-
luires her partners interests she will
ne part owner OF thirty-fiye more.
HIGHLANDS, N. j., July 7.-Gener-
Al Joe Wheeler was the guest today
of Sir Thomas Upton aboard the
yacht Erin and with the English bar
met watched the maneuycrs of the
-wo Shamrocks. A triiling wind
barely famed the pennants.
SHERIDAN, Wyo., July MAR
shall Brown was sentenced by Judge
Stotts TO one year in the penitentiary
for robbery and wife beating, this
morning.
RE DlNG, Pa, July David
Baugh shot dead Mrs Ida Becker and
later Po iceman Shafe... while resist.
ing last winter. for which he was
hangel here today
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. July Mrs.
Martha Register, while on her way
from Los Angeles to attend the funer-
n of her father here. died today from
grief over the fact that her father had
died without iorgiving her for her
marriage, which occurred many years
ago. The girl had married against
her fathers wishes, and he had for
hidden her ever to see him again.
ROME, July S.-An official bulletin
issued by the physicians this morning
indicates that Pope Leo is by no
means as well as he was last even
ing. The bulletin says:
The pope passed fairly quiet night
though he had no rest or restoring
sleep. His pulse is becoming more
irregular and respiration is not as free
as it WAS yesterday. The condition of
the patient does not permit OF leng-
thy examination. The Improvement
in his pulmonary condition has contin-
i,,
less easy owing TO loss of strength,
which increases from time to time"
After this bulletin was issued. the
doctors managed to make an examina-
lion which disclosed the startling fact
that symptoms of blood poisoning
we're present. Seeing this, the doc
tors practically abandoned hope They
stated the length of the prelate's life,
whether days or hours. depended en-
tirely upon the progress of this new
When Doctor Mazzoni called today,
the pope complained that he was feel
ing much worse than yesterday, ad-
ding: Therefore. | cant work as
wish"
Earlier in the day the pope said:
Il wish it We're all over | know from
my vision what is awaiting me"
Cyanonsis of the pope's fingers is
spreading over his hands.
ROME. July Sin conversation
with Monseigneur Angel one of his
the pope said:
Il am sorry | cannot be at tomor-
rows service. because shall die"
This afternoon the pope had another
fainting spell"
ROME, July S.-5:40 p. m.-The
pope's condition is unchanged
OYSTER BAY, July S-Secretary
Hay left for New York this morning.
He declined to discuss his conference
with the president or the Russian sit
uation.
DENVER, Colo. July S.-The rush
of Christian Endeavor delegates to
the twenty-trst international biennial
has begun. and on every
railroad special trains are being run
at short intervals, bringing to the city
great crowds. Delegates from Ohio.
Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Illinois and
from Penns ylvania and other states of
the east poured in In large numbers
during the day, and California and the