Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-25

are destined at some future time I,
sit on the throne of the Kingdom o
Bavaria The prince and princess
have been on scientific tour to tn,
Orient. The tour has been an ex
tended one. They sailed last Decem
Der from Genoa to India There they
were Loyalty entertained by Lord Cur
zon and by a number of Indian
| princes. In Java, 1t is said. they ex
plored three volcanoes. From there
| they sailed to Taku. and then they
went to Picking At Pao-Ting -Fuc
they We're received by the Empress
Dowager of China. They are now in
Japan and are expected to sail soon
for San Francisco.
NEW YORK. May 22.-Fire this
morning destroyed the home of Hugh
| Murphy Richmond. A four-year
daughter was burned to death. and
four members Of the family badly in.
jured by jumping from windows.
| MILWAUKEE. Wis. May 22-Dr,
Allen Hoben of Waupun, Wis. is the
author of book which will create
sensation in church circles. The
| title of the book is The Virgin
Birth" In it he disputes the doctrine
| of the immaculate conception. DIR.
| Hoben claims that Jesus of Nazareth
came into the world in manner no
different than amy other man born
of woman"
The report that the book is to be
used as a textbook by the University
of Chicago will give it more promin-
ence. DIR. Hoben claims that the doc.
| trine of the virgin birth is not found
in any writings prior to Ignatius, in
the second decade of the second cen
tury.
DIR. Hoben is the pastor of the
Union Church at Wadpun. He held
the fellowship of the New Testament
in the University of Chicago from
1898 to 1901, when he was called to
his present parish. His church is
unique from the fact that 1t is form
| ed by the union of three independent
churches. The congregation occupies
the finest church building in Waupun.
CHICAGO, Ill, May 22.--I. Simms,
a negro. arrested last night charged
with the murder of Joseph Dabney,
also colored, died of pure fright on the
way to the county hospital. When
| arrested the man commenced to trem-
BILE and showed great signs of fear,
| and he was removed to the hospital.
dying on the way.
BERLIN. May 22.-The Frunkfurter
Ieitung announces that Japan has re-
| sponded to Russias move against her
| In, Law nip tn h,tp
| dred and fifty male and fifty female
Japanese colonists by every mail
steamer hereafter, Such action would
mean the arrival of ten thousand Jap.
anese in Korea every month.
DENVER, Colo, May 22.-The
jury in the case OF the county commits
sioners this morning returned a Yer.
dict of guilty, after being out all day
yesterday.
The verdict finds Thomas Phillips
Fred Watts and Frank Bishop guilty
as to eleven counts, and not guilty as
to ten. The men are charged will
neglect of duties.
An application for a new trial wa.
at once made on behalf of the defend
ants. and the court granted ten day
for filing a formal motion.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 22.-
After an active career In the arm.
of more than forty years. Lieutenan
Colonel John V. Furey, assistan
quartermaster general, was placed oI
the retired list today by opertion o
the age limit.
Colonel Furey enjoys record o
high distinction. He Is native o
New York and at the outbreak of thu
civil war enlisted in the l4th regimen
of the militia of that state. In July
1861. he was assigned to extra dut,
in the qartermasters department anc
remained there for three years. II
1864 he was made captain and assist
ant 1uartermaster of United States
Volunteers, and later in the sam'
| year was transferred to the quarter
master generals Office in Washing
Ton. In the meantime he had receiv
ed brevet as major of United Statei
Volunteers for meritorious services
during the war. and in 1867 was mad'
captain and assistant quartermaste
of the regular army The later par
| OF nlS career mas DeeH spent III Inll
adelphia. where he handled the arm
supplies destined for the troops II
Cuba and Porto Rico.
TACOMA, Wash, May 22.-PresI
dent Roosevelt Is scheduled to reacl
Tacoma at late hour this afternool
and will be received by police an
military escort After a drive throug
the North End the president is expect
ed to deliver an address at Wrigh
Park. Tomorrow morning the pres
dental party will embark on n SCUM
steamer and be conveyed to the nava
station at Bremerton and later to So
attic. The special train will be ru
empty from this city to Seattle.
PARIS. May 22.-It is reported her
that Queen Draga of Servia, who's
domestic life has been anything bu
happy. has agreed to divorce fror
King Alexander, who will grant he
large annuity. The queen. 1t is saiC
VIII retire to a convent.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. May 22.-Th
, plant of the Watrous engine work
burned this morning. Loss $3.50 .00'
= Watchman Echlin was probably fata
ly burned.