Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-31

ptDHs TeHHoNtu tue slNin anu seventh
ribs and substituted rubber tubes to
drain the chest OF piss. The patient
is recovering and it is expected new
bones will form.
PITTSBuRG. March 2s-A work
man in the Connelsville Celtral rail-
way tunnel yesterday struck stick
Of dynamite with a pick and four la
borers were killed by the explosion
following Six others were so badly
injured that u; 'lr recovery is consid
cred doubtful
ST LOUIS. March 2S.-The largest
searchlight in the world, Manufactured
in Germany. within a week will crown
the dome of the Woman's Magazine
Building. northwest OF the worlds fair
grounds The lens is seven ieet in
liameter and viii reflect a light OF g.
.000 candle power that can be seen
200 miles from ST. Louis. 1t was the
intent + all the light secretly. and
in the middle OF the night flash it's
rays acrls4 la C'ty
The light viii be one Of the fea-
lures of the worlds fair. II will throw
letters against the sky that can be
read $50 miles away Worlds fair
dates and events of unusual interest
will be heralded abroad within a cir
Gle of more tt IN 800 miles in this
novel fashion. No searchlight on the
grounds wiz compare with this gient
lamp.
II will be Installed on the highest
point in st. Louis. The dome of the
building is 1856 feet from the ground,
and the ground at that point is 11G
feet above Broadway. The lamp is
mechanically arranged so that at the
touch of a key 1t will recede into
he dome and be con pletely covered.
1t can be directed ct any angle in ev-
cry point of the compass by simple
manipulation of keys from the office.
The light was brought here in
special Pullman car. Ii required sew
eral months to gring the lens, which
fore the fair closed.
CHICAGO. March 2s-The Passion
play was given its first presentation
here yesterday by 30 Italians, mem
bers of the Roman Catholic church
| of the Assumption. The leading role,
| that of Christ, was assumed by John
Mannino, a carpenter, whose face
bears striking resemblance to the
countenance attributed in art to the
Saviour, There were present several
church dignitaries, including the chan
cellor of the archdiocese of Chicago.
| WASHINGTON. March 2S.-The
house today took up the sundry civil
bill. Chairman Heminway says It will
take the entire week to pass it, Then
comes up the pension bills and the
omnibus bill
In the senate today Hepburn moved
to take mp the pure food bill and the
motion caused protracted discus
| sion. The bill has many political en-
emies. and the effort will he made to
sidetrack it in the interest of the APP
preparation bills
WASHINGTON. March est was
announced today that the investiga-
tion of Senator Reed Smoot will not
be resumed until the 18th of April
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind March Is
The flood situation is improved today,
the river here fcalling at the rate of
four inches an hour. The danger line
is now in central Indiana.
lnterurban traffic is still suspended
here. Loss here up to the present is
about s25000O.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2S.-Britt
is out of bed today and walking the
streets. He looks like man Just OF
of train wreck He is very mu b
battered up. and says he will declir e
return fight with Corbett for some
time. Corbett is now on his way to
Chicago, where he is TO fight Young
Mowat next SatlIdi nisht
PUEBLO March 2S.-Count Max
Won Bnelow, wbo married an ancient
lady here 10 days ago, has disappear
ed and the countess today notified the
| police to search for hin
The bride is the rich widow of a
money loaner The count vas .npe-
cunious. they married and he prom
ised to take her to his estates in Ge,-
many She : We him clothes. valu-
ables and money aggregatng thou
sands of liars, and now he is gone.
She mourn. the poli-- smile.
IVES MONIES. Ia. March IS
Filing NJ. Ellington. wealthy ard
well known business nan. proprietor
of tn Il. NJ. Ellingson & Co. whole
sale butter and egg &C nmission house.
may sell his bu mess in this CITY and
icih j hr Alexander Dowie at Zion
City.
When -ld-y Mr. Ellington
said tn report was corr ct and that
he was seriously contemplating an as
scoiation with The Dowie movement.
Mr. Ellil son said he wanted to sell
the family residence. so that he might
be free 10 move - Zion City next fall.
He said he d been favorably i'm
Pressed while on trips to Zion City
with DowiCs work. The Elline on
butter factory is one of the largest
plants of its kind in the state.
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