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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

Every child born into the
world with an inherited or
early developed tendency to
torturing, disfiguring humors
of the Skin and Scalp, becomes
an object of the most tender
solicitude, not only because of
its suffering, but because of the
dreadful fear that the disfgu-
ration is to be lifelong and mar
its future happiness and pros
perity. Hence it becomes the
duty of mothers of such afflict-
ed children to acquaint them
selves with the best, the
purest, and most effective
treatment available, viz: the
CUTICURA Treatment, con-
sisting of warm baths with
CUTICURA Soap, and gentle
anointings with CUTICURA
Ointment, the great Skin Cure
Cures made in childhood are
speedy, permanent and eco
nomical.
Sold throughout the yorld cu,curs Soap, xs, otns.
Fla @ p 70. o bsDo. s.% IoSaos = sssso cS. SS.
eses: s.. Psn,, Ras q: !. Psis Bos9n, ir colsa
sG A fs ss p. ce:% Gun. efs &gsass: s
p"in"r' from Infanev TO Age"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

If YOU will take the trouble to investi
gate you viii discover that popular mar
has no radical opinions.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

The man who thinks a good deal Of his
wife should not attempt to conceal his
thoughts when lie is alone with her.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

We often hear of middle aged man, but
never OF middle aged woman. A woman
Is either young or old.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25
A Gauntlet Eyolntion.

The gantlet in delicate shades began
Its renewed careerlast winter In gloves
without hook or other fastening, which
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

FITSpsrmanentiy curei. No fits ornervous-
ness after first days use OF DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Rcstorer. :2triai bottleand treatiseiree
DR.. Il. Il. KLINE. Ltd, 9sl Arch ST.. Phila., Pa
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup forchildrer
teething, soften the gums, reduces inflamma
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

Church membership in China ha
trebled during the last IL years.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken OF
as a cough cure.-J. W. 0'BRIES, 500 Third
Avenue, N, Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 8. 1900
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

The radium salts closely resemble
quinine.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

II the average man had his life to live
over again he would probably make more
mistakes than ever.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-25

New York City.-Loose box coats
make exceedingly smart wraps that are
eminently comfortable as we'll This
one is adapted to all the range Of cloak
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14

srObss @ei9id uno aud 9att snt-
lpideIn.
gs III our9aus ni6t 9siast, bah
oisIe 9isbensmlrOI9feit ben Gremosn
gegeniiber, bic angsIi6ts Der ruifldsn,
aus Sdwerfdlisteit uno 0odmutb
gemiIdteH 0altung um 10 a~ugsnsbmer
b~erbOriritt, aud in 3utunit beIteben
hlsibt; oiss lam absr ieIn 0inoernib
bIIoen, bic japaniiden 8eroIsnife Der
@egenwart in oieier @i9tung an3uer-
fennen.
@egenaber ben 3situnss.G OrrsipOn-
benton 5sigt fd bic UsrI9isOenbei! nm
oeuilidten. Wdbrsno ALIEN qnI6siue
mad ole RuHen in port Nrt5ar uno
%llmgebung 9egen Yertreier Der prehe
Iebr brlsl b~orgeben, lino ole Sapaner
bemiibt, ben Die 6elotrippsn be9leitens
oen Sournaliaen bic Sade 70 ertrcss
LID tuie m0glid 5u MAIDEN. Del Der
Weri6isoenbeit Der Qebensanipriide
Iorgtsn bic gebOrosn Oaflr, oab Elm
Contractor Die gsi0fi9uns DER 9orrss
ipOnosnien Dermitteli elmer Gslotaniine
tibernimmt uuo Inr Den 6elotransport
nod ben OerIdieOenen Gtslun9spldbsn
IOrgt. Sm Notbfale mlieTert Die Rsgies
rung Die iapaniI9en aaiiOnen, aliO in
eriier 9inie @sis. Dit Bet erlfen pee
res~abibeilung 9eben 5und9if nur Is
gOrrsiponbsnten CD adt snglifds,
fiinf glmsriiansr, Elm Gran3oIe unO Elm
8eutI9er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14
Sis bon @ieu aus oebenOsm Wiel-


oungen. es Itebe Elm g%inbernebmsn
,wiidsn Bulgarien uno Dem Sultan
bsOor. rs,olsnen tsinen @lanben.
Gelbit iuenn aid ein Nbfommen Der
6Orm mad gu StanOe tommsn Iolte,
10 1T oamit nod langs nidt sin Gin.
Osrnebmen" er3ielt.
Nur sin &ino tann 0lauben, oab Der
Sultan Die mateboniIden @eformeu i'm
gegenudrtiaen %2lugenblide ausfhbren
piiros, ielbH menr er t0nnte, mas nad
einfdti9en Y~suribeilern nidt 3utriIft.
Somit mdre .sin ginberifdnoniB NIT
IuIgarisn nur Oaour9 m09li9, 0ab
lebteres feline unterltiiBunq Der maceoo.
niI9en Bemegung aufgiebt, cine pOlis
tit, bic CUR sr8iDunsenen oOer freiluiai-
gen NHantuna Geroinano's fibrsn
Was lOmit stua geideben
miro. 1T alles nur Blenowert. @egen=
idBe, Die 10 tisf ilno ME bic 3wii9er
ben 8Onau.GirHentbiimerr uno Der
8irtei, iOnnen nun einmal nidt .bar-
mOniI6" ausiIingsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14

Gin DentmnI fiir @ictor
BON Sdeffel pirD in bieiem Sabre in
Stoifelitein, om 5uBe oes bon Dem
Dihter b~efuneenen Stoffelberses ers
ridtet tperben-
UeDerunterbetten foIen
oft geliiftet unb in bic Sonne gelsgt
fperben. Gle nebmen bic f9lehten
Stoffe am msiftsn an unb bebalten lie
o,i9 am lGnsiten. Die Wotraben iinb
fdon better, am beiteH lit ober Der
Strpbfad. Das Strob lit glatt, pie
glafirt, es pirb ollo am penieifsn
fdIedte Stoffe aufnebmen. 9ieIe Bel
fpieIe 0eigen audi. bab bic 2eute, Die
ibr gauges 9eber nur auf Strob ober
benz Strpbfad sefdIafen baben, Die se-
fiinbeffen finb unO bas b0hite Alter
erreihen. Der Stroblad muB aber feit
gefiilt unb sebeftet perben. pie cine
Watrabe; elm God barf iih IN Der
Mitte nidt biIben, ionit lam Der aOrs
per nidt gut ruben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14


5n letter WOde bat i9 bic idjOn
bOrber it5wieri9e Gage oss Cabinets
8alfOur Osrart SugsIpibt. oab man
ohne uebertreibung bon elmer Rsgie=
rungs=QriIe ipredeu bari. Die mad
en9liI9em 9ertOmmen nur our6 sinen
appsll on oas 9anb. Our6 Qufl0Iunq
oes Yarlaments uro neuer @ableE
9el0It meroeu lam.
0err YalfOur bat ii6 ben Anbdn-
gern @bamberlain's na6oem 10 llE-
terbaus- Mitglieoer ibr 6slfbaltsn an
Oehsn iu~eit9ebsnosm Sdub=3ol-p ro'
gramm betOnt, geiiiat uno bisrourd
Ourd Die ldderlid geringe Msbrgeil
bon AZ Stimmeu ben Ionf f9eren
Gtur3 Ieines WiniIteriums psrbiiet.
Waiiiylid tpuroe Die G9eioerano
3miiden ibm uno ben decentralization
uniOnIiien, nie Ritwie, 9er3og bon
DebOnibire. 2OrO YnIfOurr uno ieinen
unOeren frIbsren 0olle9en, bierOurt
erbebli9 erweitsrt. Qu9 Elm leiosn-
Idafilider psrI0nlidsr 9lngriif, ben
2Oro ROIeberrp in Dem Ionii 10 8eIeb=
ten Gberbaule 9egsn ben Yrcmier
erbob. MAR uur ein g9o Der Bitserteit,
welde in ben einfluBreiden 6amilien
Oer aus9si6ieOenen Cabinets Mitslie.
Der ae9en oas bon galfour 9eiibte Is-
gierun9sIpfsm sritirt.
Wie Idon friber ausQefibrt muroe,
tommt bic un9erbe;ne Yerwirrung,
welde in Dem ebemaIs 10 ftabiIen eng.
liihen pOriosG Spleen ausgebroden III.
ausI6Iiebli6 Den Sren gu @ute.
Welde Ridtuna aud bel ben Wab'
len IIegsu miro, teins Tam nit cine,
aenii9enoen Webrbeit por's patIamenI
treten, um aud lur Iurje 3eit obn'
3uftimmung o,r Sren am Huoer gu
bIeIben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14
e6were Wtibfanoe tn oer italics
ntfd1en Rartue.

Durd bic in einem glatte srfplete
Wer6ffentLihung zines bertrauli6en
Girculares zines DerpfIegsmittelliefe=
r%onten, bos Dieier an bic
italienilfen Werpflegs : Commit
idre geri4tet bat, purbe be-
tannt, 6oB bur9 bic 2ieferung min
bsrpertbiser Maaren bic MarineOerz
fpaltung fpitemaiifh geifdoigt iDurs
be. 5erner 1T conitatirt porben, bag
i'm MarinearIenaf bon 9eneoio cine
riciige @eriuabrlulun berride. Bel
ipieIstpeiie folts bieier Gage bas
ariegsidiff .Gribano" i'm Muftrdge
Der Hegierung nad Vorbamerita abs
bampfen. Das Sdiff purbe jebo6
in einem berart p~eripabrloiten 3uitons
Re porsefunben, buB fid i'm Sdiffss
iefel iogar WGuie eingsniftc. bdtten,
unb fuegerl 5dblrsifer bur9 RonldI
iigteit enttonbensr Defecte bas S6iff
iibsrbaupt nidt berfDenbet iperosn
fonnte. Der 0eneralbirector bes
Marintnrisnals bon 8enebig Gontres
admiral Carlo 6arina iuurbe bersits
Iuspsnoiri.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14

Cine Mittbsilrng Der
Qfortt an Die 9oiiHafter Ter entente
m6dte bcIagt, Boris Sorafop taufs
nit in england unb 8ulearien gee
iammeltem 0eIre 9pnamit, um Bonn
Ben fir geplante anidlGge gegen bic
Negierungsgebdube in Morianopsl, ben
gobnbof Der Orientbabn in Gtambill
Iofpic gegen bas i'm Son ifantinopeler
5afen I.esen6s eneliide Wd9tIdifi
teraultensn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14
8nr IerbsKermns Ger Mrbeiter=
Eager In Dearborn gomatb.

Die Stats Observation-Disclosures bat.
na9oem Re iiber ben geridt ibres Gs-
cretdrs Or. 0urtp betrsifs Der fdauers
liGsn 3uftdnoe in Den Acknowledgment
Der Gdutt Improvement 60. in Bear.
born @ountp eings5cno beratben bate,
einitimmia bel6Ionen, bic @eIunObsitss
BebDroe bon Dearborn @Oun!p offieiea
nufsuForDern, unber3lglid NIT Der
8erbe6 eruHg oes ianitdren 3uifdnoe in
ben Bayern aorsugeben. Die Gtaats.
bebcros miro ibr in jeosr weiie aTf-
Iiiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14


Der belgifde Minifser bes luss
ndrtigen srtIdrte in Der aammers
Iibung, RAP ct 5ragsn nad benz
Stanbe Der Werbanblungen b~etreffs
Muft5eiluns bes preubiidFbelgiiden
Gren5gebietes Moresnei nidt beants
porten tonne, neil Der internationdle
8rau4 ibm Sdipsigsn ouferle9e. Die
Graae ielbit lit be3eihHenD fir bas
reee SntersfIe, bas maI in Belsien,
fpobl unier Dem Ginorud bes tiir5'
liden Gingreifens bes preubii9en
aommiHars in Der Spielangelegenz
btit, biclem OegenItdnDe ipibmet. Die
preTe tpeiIt barauf bin, bab man bieier
5roge ieitens preuBers Die lebbaftelte
Mufmerfiomieit 5upenbe, pG6renb bic
belgii6e Regisrung in unibdtigtsit
perbarre, unb perlangt. bab Die 8ep0l=
ferung Der fleinen gnflaDe 5u Worts
TONNE.
Die DECENTRALIZATION bes in Der Ndbe
Der Qinie Yerpierss BleDbergz 4aden
gelegenen, etpa 400 -5ettar nit $500
G~inipobnern u~mfa1enben @ebietes
fDurbe befanntli6 ipegen elmer nitt
gang flarea Oren3beitimmunq bes
Miener gsrsrages i'm Sabre 1916
spi1fen preuben unb ben NieberlanS
ben pereinbart. Die bamals etiua
10000 francs ~betrasenben f%isIaliz
lden Ginfiinfte aus ben rei9en 0als
meigruben Der 0ieiQe Montagne
fpurben 3tpiIhen beiben Gtudfen ges
tbeilt. SIN Sabre 1880 iibernobm
Belgien bic nieberldnbilden Redte.
Die Steuern flieben bsiben Hesies
rungen geseinfam gu. Sin Wablz
red)t ipirb BON ben G~inipobnern ni9t
geiibt. Die Mitglieber bes Stabt=
ratbes iotpie Der 9iirgermeiiter tpers
ben in Wirtliffeit bon ben bei0en To-
niglihen aommiHaren, benz Mrron=
biHcmentsfommiTa lar bon Werpiers unb
benz Qonbratb BON Gupen, gendblt
unb bdben leOigli9 t~eratbenbe Stims
men. nGbrenb bic @eripenbung Der
St6uergslber BEN &ommiNaren 5u=
fIebt. Dieie gefuoniHe linb gefeItiot
burh Die 0eliung bes nGobe Rapos
leon, Der jebe Sngersns Der Seiti3
auf bic neutrality-suspicious. auss
idlie5t.
Sine Muftbeilung bes neutralen Ge=
bietes 1T bon LANCER 9anb borbereitet
unb iuurDe bereits i'm Sabre 1890 off
fi3ien notifi5irt. @amcls erbieIt Die
belgiide Capitalization Der ausipdrtiz
gen Mn9elegen6eiten auf cine ben 0ez
genitanb bttreffenbe glnIrage bic Nnt.
mort, bab cine Ginisuns be5iislid Der
Mbaren3uno er5ielt, unb bab Die belz
glide Regierung mil einem 0ertrag5=
tntipurf be3iislid per Quftbsilun9 be'
fddftist lei.
Sieben Sabre ipdtsr ridtete bic
Moresnetide gsp0lferung einepetition
an ben a0nig Ger 9elgier, bic fir
Misunderstanding Der NeutraliiGt ober
fir ben Mnidlub on gelsien eintrat.
9elaiI6erieits ipirb betont, BAT 90
prp5eni Der Ginpobner, barunter elm
iebr Defentlider 8ruftbeil beut1dsr
rnb neutraler Glemente, iid Der 4e>
tition angeihloHen bdtten.
Seitber rubte Die Sade Biz ouf bic
lebte Wnfrage. bic, ipie erpGbni, tsins
Muftldruns crgeben bat. 0l1idppbl
lit man bielfaA Der qnIidt, bah bic
9lnselesenbeit in WjrtIidteit befinitiO
eniitieben lei unb Sfpdr in lpenig
giinfigem Gimme fir @eleien. Gs
tpiiroe bas Dorf Worssnet mutre un6
bamit etipa bier 6iinftel Der 1eD0lfe'
rum on mrpnhpn fnneu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14

Wie man auh iiber bic glbIi@ten
Der iapaniTdsn politit Oenlen mag, 10
uirb IsIbf Der gsrsdt Oeaienoe @e9nsr
ni6t umbin t0nnen, gu aeifeber, OaB
bic mnbesbsnOsn psrI0nIidieiien bel
benz yetretsn, cine mO8li9ft stinffise
esimmuns i'm QluslanOs gu idufen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14


Die @eianss.S Section oes ShOieite-
Sumuereins, pelde unter 2eitung
ibres Dirigenten, 0errn prof. Carl
8arus 70 aisasssidnste Gortidrifte ges
maat bat, bat fid gefisru Nadmittag
ME Tolat %Or8anifrt.
prdiioent-- Greo Wm. Gid.
Yice-p rdI.-0p. Roebie.
Sseretdr-garl @ubuiaer.
@ibliotbetar-JranB BID.
Dirigent-gorl garus.
Na1 Gtimmen 1T Die Section tuie
fOlst sufammeu8eisbt
L. 3enor:
81. ROebte, DaOio pfaI, PAUL
0ubuiIsr, Wm. 0rabsr.
2. Senor:
Mm. @ierds, emil BOB, @oitIieb
6uber.
1. gaB:
6rib Dad, Sr., Grans Sid, Ser.
mann abrens, 2ouis 6. 9OsfelO,
Carl @ubmilIer.
2. 8a 6.
Grib Weihenbad. e., 6reo BID,
Geo. pid, gu9uft Doeb5er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-14

Ter. hilbert 9eOig, 50. MsBmsr unS
Otto Srraana.
Nan SdluB Der Norifeaung tpurbe
nod bon Sung uno Nlt mand Stino=
den fr0bli9 bas 9anabein ae-
Idwunssn.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15
GREAT
FRISCO
HOLDUP

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l3.-One OF
the boldest robberies ever committed
here took place during the night in
the Colonial club, well known sport
ing house.
The booty secured amounted to over
10000. Five masked men entered
the club house shortly after midnight
They rounded up all present. lining
the sports up against the wall with
commands of hands up" They were
then relieved of their valuables, the
robbers getting in hard cash $3.50 and
nearly $4,000 worth of diamonds.
Play. as rule, is high in this club.
and when the robbers opened the bank
they secured $500 in gold coin. Al
ter the robbery the victims were
bound hand and foot and placed face
downward, the lights put out. and then
the bandits left Today no sign OF
the robbers has been discovered by
the police and nearly all the detec-
tives of the city are on the trail.
WAR ..6 g g IS . g g G
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15
INDUSTRIAL COLONY TO
SETTLE IN OKLAHOMA.


SHAWNEE. Okla. Feb. 13.-Plans
were just perfected at this place to-
day at joint conference of Industrial
colonists through their representa-
tives from Florence. Ala: Jackson.
Tenn. Adel. Ia. Camerson. Mo, Ell
lis, kans., and GAINESVILLE. Tex. in con.
junction with the Interstate townsite
and colonization company OF Oklaho-
ma City, whereby over 1000 colonists
made mp ci various business interests.
embracing pressed brick and tile
worl g. spinning mill, hub and
spoil factory. creamery and cheese
f'riory nm N evaporated fruit and
fruit CT "tory. are to be located
at Wiz he ar, a point on the Rock
Island r'llrc !, twenty miles south of
this ri zee.
THA induq r'es to locate represent
the mpoyment of close to 45O opera
tors In various lines. The colony will
move to It's location the latter part of
March. The organization and move
ment of this colony is the first of a
! series OF wholesale colonization plans
| which are to be actively entered upon
under the indirect direction Of the
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15

FIRE IN
Topeka

TOPEKA. Kans.. Feb. 13.-Fire did
half a million dollars damage here to-
day.
The Parkhurst. Davis Mercantile
company. wholesale grocers. who oc.
cupied six-story building. and its
contents; the International Harvester
company, and William ENlck's mat.
tress factory, occupying a three-story
structure, We're burned out complete
ly, while the Topeka Ice and Cold
Storage company and the Rock Island
depot were considerably damaged
The fire started from an explosion
OF chemicals in the Parlhurst build
ing and spread rapidly. The firemen
were powerless to prevent the spread
of the flames as the water pressure
would not carry a stream above the
second story of the buildings, and as a
result damage suits Will likely follow.
There was no loss of life
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15
eoTNiN CASE AGAIN.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13-The
case of Mrs Cordelia Botsin, under
sentence of life Imprisonment for muir
der, will be called for the second trial
during the coming week. but ii is a
matter of some doubt whether the
prosecution will be ready at that time
As in the former trial the chief wit
nesses Tor the state are to he brought
from Delaware and upon the time OF
their arrival here depends the date
for the beginning of the trial.
Though five years have elapsed
since the alleged crime of Mrs. Bot
kin was committed the details brought
out at the trial were of such an unus-
nal and sensational character that the
case is still fresh in the public mem
ory. 1t was one evening in August.
1898, that Harry Pennington, a grand
son OF eX-Congressman Pennington of
Delaware brought from the postofiice
at Dover, Del. dainty box of choco-
late bon-bons, addressed to Mrs. j. p.
Dunning. daughter of the ex-congress-
man. She invited friends to help eat
her sweetmeats, but owing to pc
culiar taste and the fact that it caus-
ed burning sensation in the mouth
they did not eat much of it.
Mrs. Dunning and Mrs. Deane, her
sister. became very sick after eating
the candy and died soon in great
agony. The physicians pronounced It
case of arsenic poisoning. An anal
ysis of the candy showed a consider
able quantity OF arsenic in its compo-
sition. The governor of Delaware of
fered a reward of $1,000 for the convic-
tion of the sender of the candy. In
closed in the box was a friendly note,
signed Mrs. c." and the wrapper
was stamped with San Francisco
postmark
An investigation of the life of John
p. Dunning, husband of one of the
murdered women. showed his acquain-
tance with Mrs. Cordelia Botkin OF
Stockton, Cal, which he freely admit
ted. He also accused the woman of
the crime, Much discriminating evi-
dence as to the purchase of the candy
the handwriting OF Mrs. Botkin on the
box and in the note and other facts
We're accumulated. Upon the evi,
dence Mrs. Botkin was tried. convict
ed and sentenced to prison for life.
A new trial was obtained on a tech
nicality. The date for the trial has
been postponed innumerable times
and consequent advantage TO the
accused has resulted. Though the
Delaware witnesses have signifed
their willingness to come again to Cal.
ifornia to testify in the case their tes.
timony will be greatly weakened by
the death OF eX-Congressman Penning
ton. who was one of the chief wit.
| nesses Tor the prosecution. There
has also been mixup in regard to
| the candy box, which indicates that II
can no longer be used in evidence
with any potency. In view of these
| facts it is generally regarded as prob
able that Mrs. Botkin will soon be a
free woman.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15
RACE ISSUE A FACTOR.

HARRISBURG, H., Feb. l3.-Repub-
iican politicians throughout the state
are awaiting with interest the result
of today's convention of Saline county
Republicans which is to name dele
gates to the state convention. The
supporters Of Governor Yates are
working vigorously to carry the coun-
ty for him. while the opposition, es-
pecially those who opposed his action
in the so-called Eldorado race war.
are leaving no stone unturned to Sc.
cure his defeat.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15
REMARKED AFTERA
LONG SEPARATION

ST. LOUIS. Feb. iS.-After A sepa.
ration of twenty-five years. Walter l..
Gregory and Mrs. Bethent Gregory
were reunited in marriage yesterday
afternoon by Justice OF the Peace Rob.
ert j. Carroll Until they met yester-
day the couple had not seen each
other for sixteen years. and IL was on.
ly through the marriage of their son.
FL Edwin Gregory, that they were II.
nally brought together. Mr. Gregory
declares that ever since the Judge pro-
nounced the decree of divorce he has
hoped that some time he could win
the love OF his former wife
The couple were married twenty.
five years ago al Mount Vernon. Ind,
when Mrs. Gregory was but II years
of age and her husband imi 90 we
were too young then to know what
was good for us" said the bride yes
terday We have had lime to re.
nlize that our first marriage was not
mistake"
They were divorced after three
years of married life Eight years
ago Mrs. Gregory came TO St. Louis
with her son and they now reside
here
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15

MANILA. Feb. l3-Admiral Coop
er, commanding the American squad
ron here has received orders to sail
for China. and his ships win depart
Monday. They are the New Orleans,
Raleigh. Frolic and Annapolis.
LONDON. Feb. 13.-The lull In war
news continues today Another at
tack on Port Arthur is not anticipated,
and 1t is believed the mikado's fleet
will not appear in the waters of Tai.
ienway bny until the Japanese army
has invested Port Arthur,
Then again. news OF combined
naval and land attack might come, but
it is thought more than probable that
Japan Will not risk her vessels under
the tremendous heavy guns of the
Port Arthur land forces.
DANCE TONIGHT AT
A. o. o. p. HALL
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15
HANNA
GET TING
BETT TER

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.--9:sO n.
m.--Senator Hanna's temperature ia
lO5; pulse. 100; respiration. 80, The
patient slept well from ? n. m. until
5 o'clock this morning. no apparent
change having taken place A tank
OF oxygen was Kept at his bedside dur
ing the night. the funnel being placed
over his lips at frequent intervals.
Two doctors remained with tho pa.
tient all night.
Dan Hanna. Just before noon today
said his father could not talk to him,
but he seemed to recognize him. Cold
baths have reduced the senator's tenn
perature somewhat. and at noon tho
reading was fraction under l0i.
300 F. M.-The doctors do not be.
lieye Mr. Hanna can stand the tenn
perature which has developed today
and which continues.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15
UNIVERSAL DAY OF aAveR.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Tla general
committee of the Worlds Student
Christian Federation has appointed to.
morrow as universal day of prayer
for students. For several years the
second Sunday of February has been
observed in this way, and year by year
an increasing number of universities.
colleges and schools have united in
its observance. All of the Christian
student movement belonging to the
world federation. namely, those OF
Germany, Great Britain, the United
States, Canada, the Scandinavian
countries, Holland. France. Switzer-
land. Australia. South Africa, Japan.
China and India, have officially in.
dorsed and adopted this day
These movements embrace over
1900 separate Christian student socie.
lies. with total membership of So.
900 students and professors. The day
is not intended to Interfere with the
observance OF the day of prayer for
colleges, which has been fixed by a
number of religious bodies for the last
Thursday in November. Reports re-
ceived at the headquarters of the fed.
Grafton show rmarkable growtb h
during the last few years. The mem.
bership has grown markedly in the
colleges of the United States. and
notable awakenings have taken place
also in the Levant, South Africa, Cey.
ion and other distant parts OF the
world.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15
MAROl GRAs VISITORS
ARE ARRIVING

NEW ORLEANS, Few. l3.-Hotels
and boarding houses are rapidly filling
up with Mardi Gras visitors. From
all indications the reduced railroad
rates and favorable weather conditions
Will unite in drawing to New Orleans
one of the largest crowds that has
ever attended the spring festival. The
festivities will be inaugurated Tues
day and Will continue through the
greater part Of the week
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-15
CITIZENS
SEEKING
F|E N D

GRAND ENCAMPPMENT. wyo..
Feb. l3.-This entire town Is aroused
and searching for a ficnd who late last
night assaulted Sarah ,Parr. the beau.
tifnl daughter of James Parr a proml.
nent mining man. and, after accom-.
plishlng his purpose. cut the girls
lovely hair off with a knife. A consid.
cradle amount OF her hair was drag.
ged out by the roots. II the man is
apprehended he will be dealt speedy
Justice.