Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-29
TeLeoaApnic NEWS.

gattas An immense crowd viewed
the three events. the substitutes race
in four-oared shells, two mile race for
freshmen. and varsity race this morn
ing
A chilly northeast wind blew and
gray clouds covered the heavens with
occasionally a heavy fall OF mist Mr.
and Mrs Roosevelt Viewed the events
from the yacht Sylph. while the cup
yachts. Reliance, Constitution ana
Columbia were marked features
among the thousands vi vessels
just before the nrst race the sun
broke through the clouds Harvard
got the better Of the start. but Ya,e
ryercame the advantage at half the
distance AMI won by three lengths
The fresbmen race started a.
l2'V,, Yale winning by one length
Yale also won the third race after
"A hard contest
DENVER. Colo. June 25.-At the
Office OF the Colorado Fuel 4 Irot,
company today II was officially statec
that while Mr. Rockefeller had Sc
cured control OF the corporation, there
would be absolutely no changes among
the officials or management. II was
iniimated that Mr.. Osgood will re
turn 10 his position as chairman OF the
board within sixty days, but other per
sons on the inside maintain that there
Is a complete defeat of the Osgood fac
ton and thai he viii no longer be
pr"'ninent In the concern.
BELGRADE. June 25.-King Peter
took the oath before the Skuptschina
today ana then reviewed the troops
The popniace OF the capital Is un
doubtly very favorably impressed with
the new ruler.
ATLANTA. Ga, June 25-That the
Democratic party fully appreciates the
important part the South viii play In
the approaching presidential cam
paign Is evidenced by the events oi
the last week In one section OF the
south the party has listened to a STIR.
ring speech from Judge Parker, who
is regarded as possible presidential.
nominee. and In Montgomery. Ala, an
address was delivered by Edward NJ
Shepard. the New York Democratic
leader Now he Democrats of Geor
gla are to hear John c. Carlisle on the
political outlook and the event is re
farded as all the more significant as
II VIII he one of the very few public
speeches made by MIR Carlisle since
his retirement from public life at tn,
end of Mr., Cleyeland's administration
MIR Carlisle has been secured by the
Young Mems Democratic League oil
this city and his address Will be de
lftH.. .nf.I.
house. II is expected that the state
legislature now in session will al
tend in a body, together with other
party leaders OF prominence from al
over Georgia
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 25.-
News was brought here today tina, the
schooner John Talent. from Vancou.
yer, arrived ON Milli island. Captain
Holland and nine men were drowned
POuGHKEEPSlE n. Y. June 25-
Everything is In readiness for the in
tercollcgia;s rowing races here To
morrow when the picked crews oi
Columbia Cornell, Pennsylvania
Georgetown. Syracuse and Wisconsin
viii contest for the supremacy. Conf
dence appears to he felt in all of tn,
camps and from all indications the
races viii be among The most inter
cstlng ever pulled on over the famous
poughkcepsie course. The West
Shore road will run It's customary OBJ
servation train aud other arrange
ments are being made to accommo-
date an unusually large number OF
spectators.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 25.-
South Bends $4,000 soldiers monu.
ment was dedicated today with inter
esting exercises and in the presence
Of a great crowd OF spectators. In
addition TO the veterans of South
BEND and vicinity large delegations
were ON hand from Grand Rapids.
Mich. Elkhart, Logansport, Frankfort
and other POINTS
With the exception OF the magnifi
cent memorial at indianapolis the
monument Is the finest of its kind in
the state of Indiana. 1t consists OF
n massive wall OF granite seurmount
cd by bronze figure representing II
color sergeant, The figure is nine
feet high. Four life size bronze fig
Nl'N ltI' 01'fnNluE INV my anu
surround the column. The monument
was designed by Rudolf Schwartz OF
Indianapolis.
KEEL, June 25.-uuprecedented ef.
forts to honor American naval men
here for the boat race continues. The
whole town is en- feie. and the city
elaborated beilagged with the Stars
and Stripes. The kaiser visited Ad'
miral Cotton aboard the kearsarge
this morning and spent half an hour
pleasantly chatting. He showed an
Intimate knowledge of American yes
sells and expressed admiration for
their appearance.
A tremendous booming of guns
sounded as the kaiser boarded the
American flagship.
Admiral Cotton quoted the kaiser as
saying: Il intend To cable President
Roosevelt found your ships in
highly efficient condition
NEW YORK. June 25.-The general
feeling here is that Osgood, who yes
ierday resigned from the Colorado