Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-02

This makes one hundred and forty
corpses recovered.
NEW YORK, June 30.-A determip
ed hut unsuccessful attempt was made
10 corner the cotton market this morn
ing. There was a sensational drop OF
thirty TO fifty points from yesterdays
close. But supporting orders from
w. II. Brown 4 Co. of New Orleans,
who were managing the corner.
brought rapid upturn. July cotton
dropped IS points, but regained 20 by
lo:3o Great excitement prevailed.
HIGHLANDS, n. j., June 30
Win or lose" said Sir Thomas Lin
Ton today, discussing the great race OF
the Reliance yesterday. Il have
brought over the best boat built in
England have not lost hope by
means. The Reliance did wonderful
sailing yesterday. l see they figure
she went about fourteen minutes last
er than any boat ever seen"
NEWARK, N. j., June 3O.-Federal
Circuit Judge kirkpatrick today an
nounced that he had decided 10 an
point receiver for the United States
Shlpbuilding company. The Judge re.
quested the opposing factions in the
SUIT to try and agree on man for the
place,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 30
1t has been "A long time since pugil-
lsuc event on the coast has aroused
so much interest in sporting circles
ds the bout between Benny Yanger
and Eddie Hanion, which is TO be de-
cided tonight before the Hayes Valley.
Athletic club.
The liutle men viii weigh in at 1870
pounds at the ringside Both have fin
lshed their training and Will have no
difficulty in tipping the scales at the
required figure. Judging from the
statements of both fighters and their
trainers today there is a feeling OF en-
tire confidence in both camps. The
little Chicagoan, who has never met
defeat, is confident that tonight's go
VIII certainly add another to his long
string of victories. In the Hanlon
camp, likewise, the declarations are
OF rosy hue and as consequence.
there is every reason for the followers
OF the ring to- look forward to the live
Hest kind OF a bout. Hanlon has a
large and faithful following on the
coast and the betting on his side of
the game has been heavy. Neverthe-
less, it is apparent that wise followers
OF the game are ready to take all of
The Hanlon money that is offered and
when the two enter the ring tonight
1t is all but certainty that Yanger
VIII be the favorite so far as the bet
ing is concerned A considerable
crowd of Chicagoans are here and
they have backed the little Italian to
the full limit OF their resources.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 80
fhe change in the Eighth Judicial cir
cult caused by the retirement of
Judge Henry c. Caldwell and the ap-
pointment of Judge William c. Hook
as his successor becomes effective TO.
day.
Judge Hook. the new incumbent, is
a resident of Kansas and is promoted
from the district court, TO which he
was appointed by President Mckinley
in 1883. The retirement of Judge
caldwell. 1t is recalled, removes the
only surviving appointee placed on the
bench by President Lincoln
NEW YORK, June 30.-New Yorks
real estate assessments this year
amount to $4,730,o00, 900, an increase
of 81 l,4OO,0O0000 over last year. The
personal assessments are $67S, 900 900.
an increase OF Sl53,0O0, 900. The to-
tpi
Sl,553,o00,0oO. The estimated tax this
year is $l.iO, against S227 last year
DES MONIES, la. June 3O.-Secre-,
tary of Agriculture Wilson arrived
here this morning to attend the Re
publican state convention which
meets tomorrow, and it is thought