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Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Cattie- receipts
$4,000. including 500 Texans. 5000 wes-
terners. Slow. mostly 10c lower. Good
to prime steers 5.1O@ 5.65: poor to nc
dunn 3.6O0t4 400: stocizers and feeders
2.25m4.OO: cows 1:35M4.4o: heifers :.63
0p4.95: Gamers 1.35 M2.45; bu lis 2.09@p
$50; calves 2.50m7.25; Texas steers;
2:75M3.25: western steers 3.00@S.25; :;
western steers 3.00Gp4.30.
Sheep receipts 1900; sheep and
lambs steady to 1Oc lower. Good to
choice wethers 3.25M4.10; fair to choice
mixed 2.OOM3.OC; western sheep 2.25 q
40: native lambs S.i25 @5.75; western
lambs 3.75@5.00.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
BANDITS TOOK THE TOWN
But Could Not Break Into the Bank Of
Newburg, Ore.

Portland, Ore. Oct. ia special
from Newburg, Ore, says: For two
hours this morning this place was
practically under the control of a gang
of bandits, whose object was to blow
up the building of the Bank of New
burg and loot the vault of the money
on deposit. Though several charges of
dynamite were exploded, the steel vault
failed to give way and tired of their
attempts the bandits finally departed
on horseback. going in Il northerly di :
rection toward Portland.
It is believed there were three in the
party. The vault contained probably
$4,000. The building was practically
wrecked.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
METALS.

New York. Oct. 19.-Copper declined
Is. Sd to c "a, lis, Cd for spot and 6 81.
Gs. Sd for futures in the English mar
ket.
Locally copper remained quiet ana
nominally unchanged. Lake is quoted
at 13.OO@13.121A; electrolytic at 1900
and casting at 1922. Lead was un-
changed at 4.OcW4.50 in New York and
at Gil in London. Spelter steady at
600 in New York, but gained IS. cd in
London, whare it closed at $50. IS. Cd.
Bar silver 61A; Mexican dollars 41A
Hides steady; wool firm.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
GRIM STAlD AGAIN.
Joe Cans Had the Better of Him But
Could Not Knock Him Out.

Philadelphia, Oct. 19-Joe Cans, tie
lightweight champion, and Joe Grim
the Italian pugilist, of this city, who
stood six rounds before Bob Fitzsirl-
mons and received severe punishment
last week, met tonight in a six round
fight at the Washington sporting club
Cans had the better of the fight from
be2innin-" to end. sending 'irim 10 the
door one or more times in nearly every
round. The Italian received severe
pounding, but the colored champior
Was unable to knock him out.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
the Back Numbers.

minute fifty-nine and three quarter
seconds.
George Fl. Ketcham who owns Cres-
ceus and who drove him today said
This is the best track out of doors
and the conditions were perfect. When
l was here last week, the track was
wet but 1 saw its advantages and de-
termined TO come back. The result
has justified my expectations. l knew
before the race that the stallion would
beat his record. but l did not anticipate
a triumph so complete.
Now l will go to Oklahoma City
and Fort Scott right away to keep en-
gagements and that will be the last
time he will appear in public.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20

Wichita. Kas.. oct 19.-Such an
ovation as was given Cresceus when
he trotted mile in 1:59A today and
made a new worlds record. has rarely
been witnessed. The stallion was
nearly smothered to death. so ager
were the people to pat or get near
enough TO touch him.
The day was simply perfect and the
track in prime condition. He was
paced by a running mate. Mike the
Tramp. to q suIky Cresceus had no
wind break whatever. The first quar-
ter was made in thirty seconds. the
half ir fifty-nine and three-quarters:
the three-ouarters in one minute and
thirty seconds and the mile in one
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
WARLikE REPORT.

Fekin. Oct 19.-Lille other cities il:
the far east. Pellin is perplexed by re-
ports from various points, of events
portending a Russo-Japanese war
Most of these reports on investigation
prove to be unfCunded.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
FRISCO BANK CLOSED.
Result Of the Failure of the lnterna
tional of the City of Mexico.

San Francisco. Oct. 19.-As a result
of the failure in Mexico OF the Inter-
national Bank and Trust Company OF
America, the branch of that bank in
this city did not open for business to-
day.
The following notice was posted on
the doors:
"Notice-Owing to suspension of
our Mexico branch, this bank is closed
pending an investigation by the bank
commissioners
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
STOCKS.

Atchison 641s; Atchison pfd S7A; n.
]. Central 155: c. & O. 2Sal; Big -Four
6S; C. & S. lie: C. & S. pfd SOS c.
& S. End pfd 1914; Erie 26A; Great
Northern pfd 100; Manhattan 130;
Metropolitan 1O3A; Mo Pac IS; n, Y.
Central 1853 Penna. 117A: St. L. &
S. F. SO: ST. L. & S. F. pfd so: St. l..
6: S. F. 2nd pfd 45h; St. Paul 1876; SO
Pacific 3912; L. P. 6914 Anaconda 81;
[. s. Steel 13: L. S. Steel pfd 59al ::
w. {. S1h; S. F. cop q.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
HARMONY IN THE FAMILY.
No Truth in Story of Disagreement Be
tween President and Sec'y Shaw.

Washington. Oct. 19.-President
Roosevelt tonight authorized the state
ment that there is no truth whatever in
the rumors OF difference of opinion be-
tween himself and Secretary Shaw or
among members OF the cabinet, grow
ing out of the report which has been
made to him by Chas. j. Bonaparte
and Holmes Conrad of their investiga
ton into charges affecting the postal
service.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
COMING STRUGGLE
More Warlike Signs Ap=
pear in the East
The Russian Viceroy Demands More
Troops for Carrying Out the In
structions of the Gar.

st. Petersburg. Oct. ia story is
current in military and diplomatic
circles here that in answer to a tele-
gram in which the car instructed Ad-
n'iral AleNiff. the Russian viceroy in
the far east, that Russian interests
must be maintained by force of arms if
necessary, the viceroy at once de-
man(aed 5O.G00 additional troops.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
CALIFORNIA LIMITED.
The Santa Fe viii Put II On Again
This Winter.

Topeka. Kan. Oct. 19.-The Santa Fe
has decided TO put it's California Llm-
ited train into service again on NoVem-
her %. The officials of the road are
here to arrange a new time card, Whlch
will permit the running OF the train
The officials are discussing the matte:
of putting on another train to run from
Kansas City to the west.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
There Was Another Bad Day on the
Stock Market.

New York, Oct. I9.-Clouds of appre-
hension gathered over the stock market
again today, and the prices of practical =
ly all of the prominent active stocks
were impaired from to 4 points be :
fore the selling was checked. The ap-
pointment of receivers for two Balti-
more trust companies was the impell-
ing cause of the selling.
The closing was heavy and only
slightly above the lowest.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
A DEATH A DAY.
Greater Number of New Gases of Vel!
low Fever at Laredo.

Laredo, Texas, Oct 19.-Tonight's
official yellow fever bulletin shows:
New cases Sc: deaths 5: total cases to
date 436; total deaths to date 60
Nuevo Laredo reports IS new cases
and one death.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
POSTAL INVESTIGATION.
1t Is Expected That an Early Report
Will BE Made.

Washington. D. c.. Oct. 19-The re-
port of Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General BriStOW on the postal investi-
cation will probably be submitted to
The president Wednesday or Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
GRAZ NJ.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-December wheat
opened at sos to SOA. declined to SOS
and closed at SOS az.
After selling between 4S15 and 4415
December corn closed at 4319 ass.
December oats closed down Is at 50
is a Il.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
COAL FOR JAPAN.

London, Oct. 20.-The Daily Mail this
morning says that October 18th eight
steamships have been chartered in the
United Kingdom to carry steam coal
to Japan and two other consignments
are reported.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
IL. 6 BONDS.

Ref End reg and coupon 1861; 3s
reg 1O7H; coupon 10SA; new As reg
l34; coupon 1856; old As reg and coupor
1101a: 5s reg 101A coupon 10214.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Oct. 19.-New Mexico
and AriZona-Fair Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-20

For sale.-2A acres alfalfa with
brick house. barn, chicken yard. flow
ers. lawn and shade. Close in on car
line. Z. f. Pascoe. no North Center ST.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19

w. C. Chapman presented a petition
TO authorize the closing OF the alley
in the High school block from 18th
street to the center Of the block. Pc
tiiion allowed, and city attorney order
ed to draw up ordinance 10 that ef-
feet.
H. r. Henderson offered the city
81 900 for all Cascade creek water
rights, and asked for fifteen days op-
ton on same The offer was accepted
and city clerk appointed commissioner
10 make deed on payment Of the sum
offered
Final proof OF ordinance No. 393 re-
ceivcd and filed. Ordinances 1894 and
395 adopted.
The clerk was instructed to notify
William Forsythe and T. J. Mcclure
that their proposition to sell the city
certain lands and water rights on the
Florida is accepted and for them to
furnish the city proper abstracts for
same.
Adjourned to March 23rd at 1880 p.
m
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19
sEVENrY.FivE PER
CENT EXPERIENCE

II Is reported that one OF the get
rich.puick schemes will return to de
positors % per cent Of their invest
ment The loss OF the other 75 per
cent is pretty sim lesson. but IL Is
"A question II other swindles Of a sim
liar Kind will furnish any the less on
account of this fresh chapter Of dcccp-
ton and loss As long as persons are
ready tp believe that they can place
money so ns to receive large weekly
OR monthly dividends. doubling the
principal in the course OF single
year. there will be plausible individ.
uals and so-callod corporations to en-
courage the idea. The game on their
part is a simple one. They pay divi-
dcnds from deposits. putting aside for
themselves. in secret places, the larg-
dcpositors. having received numerous
dividends. become active advertisers
of the operation. and paid touts are
widely distributed. When the trap is
sprung depositors possibly receive
one-fourth Of their money, though in
many cases they get nothing.
II persons caught by such palpable
frauds would only pause to consider
that legitimate dividends must be
earned before they can be paid. they
would realize that the so-called invest
ments offered are nothing but rascally
snarcs The government Of the Unit
od States can borrow money at 2 per
cent n year states and municipalities
at from = to per cent. and persons OF
unquestioned standing at 5 per cent or
less Where, then. can money be used
so "a to realize l00 or 200 per cent a
year for depositors' Money must be
paid In as profits before 1t can be
properly paid out as dividends. Who
could be found willing to pay such
profits Tor the use OF money? As far
as the depositors in the gct.rich-quick
schemes received any dividends. 1t
was irum their own money and the
collapse Is a melancholy proof that
the hulk of the deposits Is IA total loss.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19

the Gladiator, gave most feeling and
acceptable rendition of his difficult
part, and the audience appreciated his
efforts to the fullest extent Mr..
Dodge's physique, and general bearing.
fit him peculiarly well for the part OF
Galba, the Gladiator. and his careful
portrayal results in an ideal charac-
terization.
Miss Zella Leslie as Neodamia, the
slave girl, made most pleasing and
beautiful presentation OF the part.
Leland Webb was fine as Flavian
the young Roman noble, and Miss EN-
most satisfactory portrayal OF the
cruel. cunning, but in the end woman
ly ruler of pagan people.
The minor parts were also accepta-
bly, filed, and taken altogether, the
play was one OF the strongest and
best presented ever given in our city.
The company play at Silyerton to-
night and tomorrow night, and. re-
turning, play here again Friday and
Saturday nights.
On Friday night will be presented
that immortal and best Of all of
Shakespeare's comedies. THE Tanning
OF the Shrew." preceded by the beautl-
ful one-act comedy OF "Gringoire. the
Ballad Monger." with Mr.. Dodge and
Miss Leslie in the principal roles.
Friday nights entertainment will be
strictly a comedy presentation, and il
you don't want to enjoy yourself thor
oughly. you'd better stay away.
On Saturday night Will lie presented
the beautiful drama of "lngomar, the
Barbarian"
Durango theatergoers seldom have
an opportunity Of enjoying a dramatic
treat such as presented by this able
company. and The Herald bespeaks
crowded houses for both of the coming
performances.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP
Cured by One Bottle Of chamberlsin's
Cough Remedy.

when ! had had an attack of the
grip last winter (the second one) | ac-
tually cured myself with one bottle of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy" says
Frank w. Perry. editor of the Enter
prise, Shortsville, N. Y. This Is the
honest truth. | at times kept from
coughing myself to pieces by taking
teaspoonful of this remedy, and
when the coughing spell would come
on at night | would take dose and 1t
seemed that In the hriefest interval
the cough would pass OFF and | would
60 to sleep perfectly free from cough
and its accompanying pains. To say
that the remedy acted as a most agree
able surprise is putting IL very mildly.
| had no idea that IT would or could
knock out the grip, simply because /
had never tried n for such purpose.
but II did. and II seemed with the sec
ond attack OF coughing the remedy
caused It to not only be of less dura-
tion. but the pains were far less Sc
we're, and had not used the contents
of one bottle before Mr.. Grip had bid
me adien" For sale by all druggists.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19
SMOkELESS CITIES.

In his notable and gratifying foreign
travels in behalf of the Worlds fair,
Governor Francis has made an i'm
portant discovery for st. Louis, ana
properly gives IT. prominence al once.
Berlin. though twice the size OF tins
city, and a center Of manufacllrlhS'
enjoys the great blessing of AN atmos-
phere practically free from smoke.
Gov. Francis says the fuel of Berlin Is
hriaiettes. made from hSnlte and
water. There is plenty of Ignite in
this country and in This region, ana
briquettes, when once established as
"A manufactured product, should be at
least as cheap in ST Louis as III Der
lin. The price OF briqucttes in the
German capital has always been be
low 81. and Is sometimes less than
81 They are cleanly to handle, irce
from waste. burn with clearness ana
steadiness and furnish the degrees oi
heat desired. a ton of anthracite IN
st. Louis at present costs as much as
three tons of briquettes in Berlin, ana
coke in America is but little cheaper
than anthracite Even soft coal has
been as dear this winter as briquettes.
Berlin has worked along the best
line to overcome the smoke evil lts
plan is smoke prevention--eyidently a
much surer thing than smoke combus-
ton. Schemes for smoke combustion
rest mainly on intelligent training and
unremitting care in firing. These
qualifications are not always to be
had. But briquettes give ont no
smoke and hence Berlin. in It's atmos-
phere. is a paragon among manufac-
turing cities. 1t obtains cleanly iuei
at reasonable prices and enjoys free
dom from fuel famines. For years in
telligent students of the smoke prob
lem have admitted that smoke pre-
yention is the one sure remedy. The
briauettes OF Germany have been
frequent topic of discussion during
the past year. Governor Francis tes-
timony, as an eyewitness in Berlin
is a powerful argument added TO oth'
ers that have been advanced.-St
Louis Globe Democrat.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19
Use Of Submarine Boats.

Great Britain is among the last OF
the great powers to realize the value
OF submarine vessels in future war
fare. They have therefore ordered
five OF them built at once. In this re-
spect Great Britain resembeles many
people in our own country. who. wen
they feel sick. wait until the last mih
ute before seeking remedy to cure
them. The majority OF the people,
however. always keep a bottle OF Hos
letters Stomach Bitters in their medi-
cine chest, and at the first sign OF q
disordered stomach. take a few doses
with the result that they always have
good health. This is an excellent plan
for you also The Bitters will posi-
lively cure headache. heartburn, sour
stomach, indigestion. dyspepsia, in
somnia, or nervousness. Try a bottle
and be convinced of It's value.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19
THE REIGN OF CRIME.


Crime ~ all kinds appears to he In.
Increasing daily. No state IN the
union Is free from IT. and in many
states there is an alarming frequency
Of the most reyoliing crimes. and the
authorities appear TO be unable to
cope with the conditions and To rem
edy the evil
Some radical steps must he taken.
Some radical steps must be taken.
The United States Is classed az the
most progressive nation Of tho civil.
ized world. and along with this she
has more criminals al large than any
other civilized country.
Our laws appear inadequate to over.
come and control tho criminal classes.
There is no doubt but what our pco.
pie have TOO many liberties. Our cit
ies are oyarrnn with criminals. our
iails and pcnilcntiBriea are crowded
10 the limit. our cities and states are
taxed beyond reason 10 keep mp these
institutions and tho officers whose
.aorh IN to gsurd the people from mt
tack Hut with all the safeguards no
one seems TO be free from the dan
ger Of the assassiu's gun, whether 1t
be under the shadow OF night or in
daytime
The criminal iF law unto himself
There can be no remedy for this state
Of affairs until more stringent laws
are enacted and put into effect.
II would seem that 1t Is high time
for our national government to take
the matter up The objection TO this
would DO hat II would not he carry
ing out the form Of government laid
down by our constitution Wei. let
| the constitution be so changed that
the criminal clnssea can be controlled
II necessary, change our laws so that
strangers 60 any city or section should
| he oiiiRed 80 give an account of them
solves 10 The officers. that thoy should
bo provided With credentials as to
their standing. and show what Visible
means Of support they may have
with such laws la effect. II would be-
nlmast impossible for criminal ia
move from one community to another
\ without detection Such laws are in
force Ia Europe. and there life and
/ HtifItlNN nlN N'hNH'htfhAf HHtht'.H
Stringent laws should bo enacted
and enforced 10 regard 10 the carry
ing of concealed weapons. II should
be- made ponitnntiary offcnAc for q
man TO carry concealed deadly weap
ona of any Kind Twothirds Of tho
crimes cnmmiitced today arise from
tho perniciGus and coWardiy habit
our people have of carrying concealed
weapons There IA no excuse for II
ANA no good can ever come oi H. Mur
der committed and lives aud home
wrecked pro the incyltnble results.
II onr lawmakers will take up those
matters in earnest they can do much
to remedy this groat curac aud bio
upon onr country
America is nn longer the land o
tbe free and the home Of the brave
u la tho land of the thug. the bully
the ihlcf and The nssaasin.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19
TO DOUBT THIS
Is to Disbelieve the Evidence Of pu-
raroo Citizens.

Irs Durango proof for Durango peo-
ple
It's local ondorsation for local rend
ors
1t will stand the most rigid investi'
cation.
No better proof Of merit can be had
] Hargeshelmer OF the Fulton mar
ket. residence 1895 Fourth ave. says
An advertisement In Durango paper
nbou, Doans Kidney pills very easily
induced mo to 10 to G. 4 Tiffany. Jr,
drug store for box because at the
tlmo | was IN pain across the loins
rendering IL difficult to stoop or life
anything II was an attack similar To
more than one predecessor and al
ways noticed II | contracted "a cold
greater suffering cnsuod. While /
am not prepared To say that poan's
Kidney Pius have radically stopped
the baclachc to which am suhjocs
am forced TO- this conclusion, that
the last attack disappeared while tax
ng the treatment II also follow
that n takca very little stretch OF
TIA. Imagination Ia reason that what
acted so promptly. benohciaily nnd
thoroughly when II first came 10 my
notice can hc depended upon Ia bring
the same results should occasion de
mand in the future
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster Milhuru Co, huftalo, \.
Y sole agents Tor the United Stntes
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other. For sale by Geo u.
Tiffany lr
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19
IksuLAR POSSESSIONS

The United States viii have 10 er'
pend many millions Of dollars In pro
yiding for tho protection of its insulaT
posaesaions. in all Of which there
must be established forIihcaiions and
more or loss extensive coast defenses
Admiral bradford. chief of the bureau
II equipment. has made AB outline oi
4 comprehensive plan for the prO.cc-
Ion of our islands This ooniempiaten
defcnsis. works for cosling atations
sufficient to stand squadron Of ordl.
nary size The scheme of iofiiheh
cation begins with Siha, and Dutch
iinripr, AIaska, where there VIII be
large stores of conl. nnd extends naSi
Ia the d.fcnr. of Honolulu, which ia
an important strategic point aud VIII
also be a cable station strong works
AZ. advocated by Admiral Bradford Tor
Guam, which In Ia be mad" an import
snt naval base Particular attention
viii. Of course. he given to ~" PM
lppin.s. there being number of coal
ing stations In The archipelago aud n
naval rendezvous has been planned II
IN obviously necessary to make The
Philippines NJ secure an possible
against attack from n hostile ilcot and
while the Spanish fortn at Manila are
"a good condition. other foriiiicationE
WIN doubtless have To be- established
Ia Porto itleo the Spanish Toriiilca-
TONS viii have to be- rebuilt