Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

his hands nave ntcn covered with an,
parently incurable ulcers, produced by
constant exposure TO N-rays.
"X-rays are dangerous when used
by those who do not understand their
mysterious power said DR. Fuchs.
with an emphatic gesture of his ban.
daged hand THE injurious effect of
the rays upon human flesh is progres.
sive. My hands have been exposed
many times daily for long periods. and
injury was inevitable think acct
dents are falling ypff. because practi.
TONERS are learning to use brief ex.
| posures.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug. 12.-l.ocal
followers of pugilism are looking for
ward to good bout tonight when Her
man Miller. the Baltimore welter
weight, and Tommy Corcoran, the 10
cal fighter. come together for a TWEEN
| " round GO The two are regarded as
evenly matched and both appear to
| be in good shape Tor the contest
NEW YORK. Aug. I2.-It is said
| that the bowsprit OF the Shamrock III
| has been heightened three feet since
| the yacht went into the Erie basin
| This is taken as an indication that
| the management is not SO confident ot
her ability to beat the Reliance
Special Telephone TO The Herald:
| sH-VER1ON, Coic., Aug. l2.-The
| society event OF the season took place
| last evening when Miss Lucille Pros.
ser became the vile OF Mr. 5, IL. Crit
| tenden, nephew OF state Senator 5. l.
| Hallett. The ceremony took place in
| he Episcopal church, Rev. Mr.. Quinn
| of Ouray prononncing tnc words that
| made the two twain, a large circle OF
| invited friends Witnessing the affair
The church was handsomely decorated
with flowers. Alfred Harrison and
Harry G. Miller acted as ushers while
Martin Tuliey acted as best man, the
Misses Prosser and Mundee OF Silver
ion and Miss Jean Reeves OF Mon
trose being bridesmaids, with the
| brides youngest sister as ring-bearer
| Miss Lillian Petherbridgc was organ
list, playing two marches, one 20,
Promise Me-"
The bride was dream of loveliness
IN costume OF sdtln with white crepe
de chine tulling and yelling, flowers
being white astors. the bridesmaids
naying red astors The groom, ot
| course, wore the cony enuunal black.
Atter the ceremony, 'lne bridal party
With friends repaired To the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, IL
q. Frosser, where a reception and
Wedding supper was served which
ilx lal ba
ems display ed We're numerous and
handsome and will serve in late years
| as reminders oi dear friends. Miss
Prosser, now Mrs. Crittenden, is
| lovely woman, being what might be
termed home product, owing 10 long
| residence in Siverton, and numbers
| the entire population among her
| friends, The groom is one OF the lead
ing young men of this section, and
| the two start life under bright skies
and best wishes OF all who know them.
MIR. and Mrs. Crittenden started this
morning via Ouray Tor Denver and
| other outside points on an extended
honeymoon.
Miss Lillian Chesebro is entertain
ing sixteen ladies' with tour handed
euchre this afternoon at the Grand ho-
tel, and it is needless TO add that Il
good time is being had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson entertain
few friends at the Grand hotel this
evening.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug 12,-
The great influx OF sports from all
parts ol The country to witness the sec
ond encounter Tor the championship
between Jefiries and Corbett is now
on in earnest. Both fighters are na-
lives OF California, which, among 9th
er reasons, causes the recent Jeffries
and Ruhiin contest to pale into com
parative insigniicance.
AS in the case of many fistic en-
counters in California in the past,
there is a talk OF a frame up" While
| the betting continues to / on Jeffries,
much cognizance is taken OF the ap-
parent iethargy exhibited by the
champion. Many believe he is not
doing himself justice in training. Not
only has he ignored his advisors, but
ne has dispensed entirely with the ser
vices Ol riizsimmons, VINO has been
clipping along at merry rate since
his marriage 10 pretty Julia Clifford,
and is devoting much OF his time to
reducing San Francisco's liquor sup
ply.
On ,Ae contrary nothing but good is
heard IRON Corbetrs camp at Alameda.
Local sports placed little credence in
! the reports of COrbette great condition
| until George Siler, the noted expert.
publicly said that Corbett was not
only in greater shape than when he
fought Jeffries the first time. but even
when he defeated Sullivan.
RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 12-Six
| friendly aspirants for the office OF con
stable in Fairfield district will run a
| half mile foot race tonight, to deter
| mine which shal receive the Dem
! ocratic nomination.
| LONDON, Aug. liking Edward
left today for Mariensbad, Bohemia,
to enjoy the baths.
| WASHINGTON, b. C., Aug. 12.-
AS a concession 10 the sentiment that
General Miles should be the last gen
eral commander of the army, General
L