Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-14
TeLEoRAPHic NEWS.

of The dead. Several are SO badly IN
jured. however that their recovery Is
almost impossible.
While returning from the Old Mis-
sinn on the internrban trolley line, a
heavy grade on the way to town. At
The top of the hill the motorman no
Heed the brakes would not work, but
he was unable TO stop the car. AT Gar
fen and Mission streets, at the foot
Of The hill is a sharp curve, and on
striking this the ear left the track.
bounded in the air and fell on its side
ompletely wrecked. Aside from the
five killed outright. about 20 were in
jured. All the passengers on the car
we're Santa Barbarans.
When the news of the accident be-
came spread every available physician
in town hurried to the scene and ev-
eryihng was done to make comfort
able hose who were injured. A large
number were taken to their homes
and many went to the hospital.
NEW YORK. April li.-In a fight
as the result of long standing fend,
Thomas. William and Michael Nc
Bride. three brothers. and Harry and
John McShane. brothers also, We're
badly stabbed.
Harry MoShane and Thomas Nc
Bride were arrested for fighting Sat
nday night but were released during
he night Last night the two men
net McShane. who offered to shake
hands and invited Mcbride to have a
rink They went into a saloon where
he other brothers were waiting, and
= flght started which lasted over an
hour, and before the police could
make arrests all iiye men had been
badly injured
LONDON. April Westminster
cathedral was the scene of solemn
md Impressive ceremonies today
when several hundred priests and lay
members Of the Roman Catholic
'hurch gathered to receive the bless
ing OF Archbishop Bourne prior to
heir departure on pilgrimage to the
Holy Land The pilgrims will sail by
special steamer tomorrow, the party
heing beaded by the bishop of Water
ford and the bishop of Shrewsbury
fhe pilgrimage Is claimed to be the
FIRST of modern times under exclusive
Roman Catholic auspices
RICHMOND. Va. April IA call
or volunteers to furnish skin for
rafting on the body of Mary Grant.
negro who was badly burned about
he body, and the Injuries refusing to
,eal, having been unsuccessful, Dr.
rreyilain decided to try the skin of
young black pig. and performed the
operation yesterday So far there
nave been no untoward complications
nd the PHYSICIAN is confident of sue
cess.
WASHINGTON, April 11,-An eff
nrl TO solve some of the serious prob
ems confronting the beet sugar indus
ry viii be made by the American
Beet Sugar association at conven
| ion beg m in the capital today. There
| re now 90 beet sugar factories in the
ountry and several more are build
ng A profitable market must he de
tiup'h lb' Nit pfbuu'l vi th'Hs ldt
ories and steps taken to enable the
Jeet sugar to successfully compete
With the cane product
1t Is reported that the association
viii request the department Of com
| ncrce and labor to make an investiga
ion of the operations of the sugar
! rust Since the Cuban reciprocity
| reaty went into effect the assoca
| ion has had an expert In Washington
| Watching the market and he has pre-
Jared a report bearing on the opera
| ions Of the sugar trust The claim is
made that the trust is the real hcne
iciary of the reciprocity treaty, that
| he Cuban people have not received
| me cent of honeflt and that the Gu
| ran cane sugar crop instead of selling
| It grenter price in consequence OF
he treaty. has been no ishi by the
'ents per hundred less thls year than
At a corresponding period last year
before the treaty was effected
Regardless of the operations of the
rust however. the beet sugar manu-
actnrcrs recognize the fact that many
hings must he done to put the indus
ry on sounder and more profitable
oasis. Improved conditions in manu-.
tactnring, lessening the cost and util
Zing by-products are regarded as ne
cessary before the beet sugar indus
try Will have Developed to point
where It will control the markets OF
this country.
As step towards bringing about
these conditions and likewise enhauc-
ing the efficiency Of the association ii
Is proposed to widen the field OF the
organization. Heretofore the associa.
lion has been purely 4 business orga.
ni2ation. but hereafter II will include
everyone. farmers. manufacturers
chemists, supply men and others in
iercsted in the indus ry
WASHINGTON. April 1i.-willie
Hearst Is ready to sell his following
in the ST Louis convention to Judge
Parker, the price asked being "A seat
in the cabinet of President Parker
for Willie, 1t became known here to-
lay In certain Democratic circles that
Willie's managers already had made
nverlnres 10 the friends of Judge Par
ker. but without receiving much en-