Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-06
TELEGRAPHiC NEWS

has fixed course of study for his
young sons. The four princes have TO
listen to lectures on commercial sub
iects. especially technical information
IN railway business embracing pro
gress in the United States. which the
Emperor evidently regards as the
most progressive country in the world
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3.-The influx
| If visitors for the weeks festivities
occasioned by the annual arrival of
Pallas Athene. that patron goddess of
ms city, began today. The deity
comes tomorrow night al the head OF
brilliant electrical pageant Priests
If Pallas ball to be held In her honor
Wednesday night. will be attended by
he elite of the city Thursday there
| viii be special musical program and
Minstrel show and Friday masGher-
ide ball on an elaborate scale. Olive
| Nicholas, daughter of the Missouri
'acific shop foreman, represented Pal
las Athene.
DENVER. Colo. Oct 3-The police
oday are looking for n silent man
| who, last night single handed. held
| Up a saloon in the shadow of the
'ourt house, lined up four frightened
| men against the wall and coolly took
Ill they possessed marching out
)rave and bold
ANN ARBOR. Mich, Oct. 3.-Pres-
dent Angel delivered his annual ad-
iress TO the pupils of the Michigan
| University, Over three thousand stu.
| Tents gathered TO hear him He took
| lp the question of immortality In Uni.
fersities. Compare three thousand
students with three thousand Young
men outside of the college said Pres
ldent Angel and you will find that
he collegians are fully mp to the NOR
II standard of their non-college breth-
ern. As for Michigan she sends out
more foreign missionaries than other
institutions In the country"
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 3.--Several
of the state officers here say that
recently published story declaring the
sale OF the Whalen canal irrigation
| enterprise in Northern Laramie coun-
'y. Colorado. Is rank fabrication.
NEW YORK, Oct 3.-The letter of
acceptance of Henry Gassaway Davis,
he Democratic candidate for vice
President is published here today
The West Virginian says the times
are propitious for a change in the ad-
ministration at Washington. He says
he expense per capita are growing at
an enormous rate and declares that
Judge Parker Is the ideal statesman
Ian h.1 ha ,.FtIl
the present abuses of administration
by change Of the party In power.
NEW YORK. Oct 3.-Detectives
| ascertained that there are anarchists
n the American navy. The secret ser
ice has trailed the men and found
nut that they have made the attempts
10 injure the battleshlp Connecticut
The vessel now continues under
heavy guard night and day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3,-Rear Admiral
Rogers today announced officially
three attempts were made to wreck
he battleship Connecticut prior TO
and during the launching. The reason
tor the attempts are unknown.
GALESBURG. H., Oct. 3.-The
Burlington fast mail, carrying no pas
sengers was deralled. overturned and
badly wrecked early today. striking a
freight car door which had fallen
across the track The engineer and
mail clerk were badly hurt. Nobody
killed.
ADAMS Mass, Oct. 3.-Four peo-
sons are in n serious condition this
| morning as the result of panic yes
terday As Bishop Beaver was laying
| he cornerstone Of the Catholic church
the floor collapsed, precipitating one
| hundred ad fifty persons into the base
ment. A panic followed in which many
were trampled and score seriously
| injured Two are thought to be dying
today
LONDON. Oct Dispatches from
Walmer Castle today say that Lady
Curzon shows steady improvement and
is likely to recover Her mother and
sister will arrive from New York to
night.
| LONDON, Oct. 3.-Mrs. Levi Letter
and daughter landed today AT Dover.
They were escorted by the Mayor
to special train which hurriedly took
them to Walmer castle, where Lady
Curzon is seriously III. Her condition
was announced today az continuing TO
improve.
TRINIDAD. Colo Oct. a.-The rail-
roads are at last getting into shape
and today are moving, The city is re-
covering from the awful floods of last
week. temporary bridges have been
put up and at noon today the Santa
Fe started trains in both directions
for the first time since Thursday. The
public schools opened and the repair
work generally begun. The property
losses Will run over million dollars
WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-Postmas.
ter Payne put up another great fight
for life today Between two and three
this morning the Postmaster Gen
eral was thought to be dying and hope
was abandoned. but an hour later
stimulants took effect and the patient
gained strength. The physicians are
In constant attendance.
| WASHINGTON. Oct 4.-The frsi
bulletin regarding Postmaster Gen
eral Payne, Issued at four a. m. said
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