Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
WASHINGTON. d. G.. Jan. 20

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Jan. %
Senator Quay, yesterday afternoon,
just before adjournment OF the house.
Introduced the statehood measure as
an amendment to two appropriation
bills. the agricultural and civil sundry
civil bills. He did this very quietly
and scarcely any attention was at
tracted. Both amendments provide
for the admission OF Oklahoma and
New Mexico and Arizona as states
Senator Quay is unwilling to discuss
the move. but IL was stated this morn
Ing his idea was to fasten the state
hood bill to the necessary appropria-
tion bill so Az TO render their pas
sage Impossible without the statehood
bill.
EDINBURGH. Jan 29.-Andrew
Carnegie has signalized his vice pres
idcncy Of the Iron and Steel Institute
by establishing seven research schol-
arships OF the annual value OF $500
each to enable students who have
passed through n college curriculum
OF have been trained in Industrial es-
tablishments to conduct researches
In metallurgy. OF aiding its advance,
or application to industry. The only
stipulation is that candidates must
be under thirty-fve years OF age. Mr..
Carnegie will in May next be installed
as president of the Institute for a
term of years
BOSTON. Mass. Jan 29.-The Es-
sex Athletic club expects good
crowd tonight when Patsey Sweeney.
fhn Local I8h lg,
Fadden Of New York. come together
in an eight-round bout. The two
men are old time rivals in the ring.
The last time they fought McFadden
was awarded the decision over Sween-
ey after twenty rounds of fierce fght.
ing.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Jan. 29.-Re-
ports made public today show rapid
progress in the movement OF the to-
bacco growers of the White Burley
district towards the formation OF a
strong organization TO fight the to-
bacco trust Forty thousand growers
have become Interested In the move
ment and organizations have been
formed In all the tobacco growing
counties OF Kentucky. Ohio and In
diana. The association Is to be in
corporated with a capital stock of
81 900 900
LONDON. Jan. 29-Reutcrs' news
| agency says that Great Britain. Ger
many and Italy have sent joint note
to Minister Bowen, stating that they
cannot accept his proposal that all
countries having claims against Ven
| czuela be placed on an equality with
| the three cooperating powers.
| LIVERPOOL. Jan. 29.-Four sailors
, are under arrest here charged with
| mutiny on the bark Verona, which
| sailed from Biloxi Miss, for Monte
video. last year 1t Is alleged that
| they murdered the captain and six of
the crew. set fire to the vessel, and
escaped In IA small boat.
| COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. 29-Sanita'
ton is the general subject selected
FOR discussion at the thirteenth annual
meeting OF the State and Local
3oards Of Health which began here
today. Among the topics scheduled
| for consideration are the following
Regulation OF tho barber shop. the
| fly and mosquito us disease carriers
I the Importance of pure air and sun
shine In the home. methods and cost
of garbage disposal clinical aspects o
the present epidemics OF smallpo,
| throughout the United States. togeth
or with tho consideration OF previou,
outbreaks
| COLUMBUS. o. Jan 29-Ther,
was a general response Throughout
the state today to the proclamation o
Governor Nash asking for an obser
vance OF McKinley's birthday ami
vcrsary In the public schools. uni
versities and colleges appropriate
memorial exercises were held. while
clubs and organizations of variou:
kinds sigpalized the day by holdin,
their annual banquets.
ROME. Jan. 29-Signor Prinetti
foreign minister was stricken witt
| apoplcSy today in the presence of the
King. while signing decree regarding
the foreign Office His condition l,
| serious.
BOSTON, Mass. Jan. 29.-The an
nual banquet OF the state executive
| committee of the Young Mems Chris
| tinn association. which Is to be givei
at the Hotel Somerset this evening
promises to be notable event. Prom
lnent among the speakers Will b'
l bishop McNickcr OF Rhode Island
| Captain Richmond =. Hobson, U. S
n. and President Tuttle OF the BostoI
4 Maine railroad.
| LONDON, Jan. 29.-ProfesSor Lo
| rcnz's short stay in London was no
very pleasant great number o
| Londons surgeons do not approve o
| the "bioodless operations" for con
genital displacement OF the hips.
The reception accorded to DIR. 10
renz's methods OF operating were II
lustrated at n meeting OF the Clinica
society. when Professor Opensaw reat
n paper severely criticising the meth
ods of the Vienna surgeon. His atti
tude was supported by the chairman
DR. Howard Marsh. In fact, Surgeon
Noble Smith was the only member IL
advocate the professors mode o.
treatment which he has practicet
| himself a long time at the City Ortho
pcdic hospital