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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

@tatsraaoet anmooer mtg ON at tage.
Min @amuittisbeb flyer mig. at ies
unber min lanse &esiertng altto bat
ilrebt mob bet Maal, leg bauoe iat mtg,
ba leg tiltraaote 0tesierinsen, nemlis
Broberfolfenes @el. Set er p,rtelis
imertefulbt for mig at biorage til Sp>
losnins at ben Torentns, buort iea
troebe, jes iaa l1afbensisbeo, Sitterbeo
og &ptfe for be forene6e @tser. Ufen
ONT leg aaiaeuel er reoe til at banble
anberleoes, er bet forat torbinore ct enbnu
uerre Onbe, os bet er meb ben Ouer-
beuisn'us, at en- Torenins ,ben sienFots
Ouereniteu,melle lite uil brtnse no9en
Torbel for Suerise.~
@todbolm 24oe SUM-. - Ser er i
&isssasen ct Clement, iom uirter iuri9t
Tor, at @uertse 1tal tremlette tor 9tor9e
beitemte &rau, iom lite unber uosen
Omitenbisbeo bpr forminbites, % iaa
erbolbe uisie @arantier fra georse, fpr
man ontaser bet Norilas, iom siuer @es
sieriusen Ulpnbisbeo til at iorbanble
ON Bettnseller for Norses l1otrabelle
of nnionen.
Dette Clement ipnes, at &e9iertn9en
buree bempnbises til at optase E: 2aan
poa $25, 900, 900 for bet Eilfelbe, at
u9reier itulbe opifaa, os til at mob,lil ilere
Eropper forat unberitette Sueriaes &rap
&e9iertnsen bIiuer tmioIerttb enbnu
itertt os entst unberitpttet at bet mobez
rate Parti, ion ct forbereot paa at an'
betro &onsen % Miniiteriet ben Wpus
btsbeb, lom er npouenbis for ubtnbreoe
TorbauoItuser ansaaenbe be npouenoise
@arantier, iom maa 9tues, fpr Spert9e
saar tnb paa Splesnius af l1uionen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29
9aatettS 9aatitab+

st @elfab uotsue os baluuotsne fab
en9ans fammen. Blanbt be 1bne par
osiaa en- 9r. BON Diten, iom lite baube
last fig @irats Tormanins ON en- Dns>
linss Sale paa 9ierte. San tolte me-
get os pite meo Treibtsbeb fin srpnne
Wtsbom uboper @ellfabet. @aa be-
spnbte man at tale ON @yno1obeu os
ytoab8 9lrt. Den unse 9erre mente,
at bet par bpiit flrtpif, at en- iuaban
Rasle iom fun par 800 Qlen lang,
% so @leu breo os 80 Mlen bpi, funbe
rumn1e iaa mango Dpr. Os iaa bess
uoen Tpben til benz aQe! Den unse
Wano bauoe saaet paa Stole, os bet
ifnloe MI mertes, at ban lite for9ieues
bapoe brutfet al &unblfabens &iloer.
Selfabet berte en- @tunb paa BAN.
Da ia9be en- gau1mel 9erre: vl1n9e
ST.. BON Diten, lea uil forteue Den.
noset. Da Noab paa 9errens Tefa=
ling bapoe bpsaet Mrten. falote ban
paa Dprene. ell RameIen fra @Yben
iasoe ban: ,&amel, tom!' Os ben
tom % uanbreoe ino. Soa toIote ban
paa Biernea fra Norben, % ben git
osiaa uiuis ino. 2iseiaa Eiseren fra
Befen. Saa talbte ban paa 2@ret fra
Nfen, men 2@ret giorbe fig ttribist os
lagbe: ,1Oet ct mig bog en- ruries Gag
meo benne &asie. Sun 500 Mlen lang,
so Mlen breo % 80 Mlen bpi - bertil
Tsben for os alle = ia, &amelen,
Bierren % Etseren, bet CT 10 ouu,me
Dpr; men tor os, fom bar ftuberet, e.
10 bette utrolist. Da fob goab op (og
ben samle 3erre forreffen oslaal git
zen ill 2glet, tos fet i Dret, tpfebe bet
tre @anss % iasoe: ,Qgfel, reiounsr
ttte, men u,ari@er tun inb'. Og iaa
lit ale &oprene$Blabs, 2@l1et neb, %
lbetleDer euonu % fpiier Eibiler =.
Derefter blep ben nnse 9r. BON
Dfen sanite ftqleo isqte peo en- pas
lienbs se.ltsbeb ct fertpinoe fra Selfta>
Bet. (Dsn 2utb. Mtsfoner,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

< : = 3 H5
Eilfalbe brabte % plpnbrebe en- Mils:
lioners Eiener, ION bar $4,000 til en-
.Bant. @eneralen lopeoe at ftraffe be
51fplbiae, men ban iagbe, ban bebppeoe
Bibner imob Rolafterne. !, 5
.TraRob5 bleu n,eooelt ben 27be, at
20, 900 Sober bar f1pttet uo at 8pen
paasrunb atet &pgte pm, at be ptlbe
blipe brabte. 2iselebes oplples, at
Eropperne er misforneiebe, % at ct
&esiment unberetteoe fin &onnnanbant
ON, at bet lite uilbe fpbe paa be for,
fuarsloie Menneiter. &esimentet bleu
ba ienbt til ct anbel Steb.,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

De Breitetoner, iom refer til ben
Torenebe &irtes Marsmpber, pleier ben
ienere Eio at baue ct e9et priuat Wleoe
en- af Dasene bells for at itifte Betienbf.
itab meo bueranore os bells Il ben ienere
Eio) forat treffe Merousement for nosen
Misionspirti ombeb. Sc lenoer ub lmaa
@parebesler, buort le99es &c buer u9e
til Wtisfonen. Der par bet fife Mar
ienbt uo 1912 Bp5ier, os BET par inb>
tommet $l925, men enbel at Bpsierne
par enbnu lite inbtomne. Disie Penee
fommer iaar Snoremtsitonen tilsobe efter
Beltemmelle ta9et ifior. Nate Sang
ifal Pen9ene beles li9t meQem ben pbre
% tnbre Misiton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

Det heber, at Gasoline o9 &eroIeue
tan pentes at bliue en- Gent per Gallon
biuisere fra 1o9ansen af naite Maa.
neb, enb ben bar peret MI en- Stunb.
Dette fommer iom Sfefultatet .af en-
Gag, iom uatbensise Olietompaanter
bar bapt mob Sernbanetompasnierne
M}inuelota anaaaenbe Tra9t, % ben er
nu at SernbanetommisRonen bleuen afs
siort til be uaiben9tse Oliefompasniers
Torbel. De pil fra ben lite Mu9ult faa
ienbt fit Brobnft iom 4oe &las1es 1are,
ifebetfor at bet b.bttl ct bleuen bebanb>
let iom 3b.e &lasles &ebufttonen
Tra9t p!l blrue ou1trent lc pr. Salon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29
9et stoleipiteut, fo,tt bar pdret roif
!. ]. Nm :.. faa ttte8et! r.. .s 3:.. 3. :.

... : i, . -. ~ e.. = sf
Ii S ct Dasblao finber pt felqenbe l1bs
talelier berom: ~
~ vSee er en- @rabuent fra @tatens
ytormallfole o9 bar itaaet / Torbinbelle
neb Sfolebepartementet CALIFORNIA,
6ama1t % Tiltpptnerne. Naar leg ta>
ler ON Eingen | lin Alminoelisbeo, pill
leg ftge, at port n11uerenbe l1nberpiss
ningsipiteu frembrtnser unse Menb,
fom lite bar ben rette Opfatntus al 9i>
pet g bets Nroblemer.
Den oplpite (?) unse Waub foragter
lesemltst Mrbetee; ban er oplert til at
ie etter noeet bebre enb en- Sttuius, fon
meofprer enbel Iesemlist Mrbeioe. San
bar lite lert nosen Cling srunbist. Ops
lpsnin9 uoen Duelle for 6enberne Faar
fell i.Xiuet.
Meb en- l16sift af Mi0ioner af Dol
lars er aae Snbbpssere paa bapait
tleuen oplert til at leie % lfriue, os
iooq er bper eneite en- af oem1 enten en-
2anoifrpser eaer en- 2ebiqsieuser.- Sc
pil lite arbetbe uoen / be t1eit besunitt>
sebe Sttlltn9er. Det famine Teil9reb
I Opbrasersierninsen er siort paa Tilip>
pinerne.
Os efteYuert ion1 Oplpsuinsen itt>
ger port Qanb, tiltaser Torbrpbellerne.
Mae 6ooolums, Gorbtpoere, NSarbs
beeIers, Sbarpers, Buucomen os Das>
b:tpere er @rabuenter fra bet oHentlige
Stoleipifem." - z.
Dette uar iaqt al en-, iom MI er Res
batter aF ct Maso5in. gn anoen &e>
battpr flyer ON port Stoleipitem:
vSes paper at itse. at bet lite len9er
tap repareres. Xao os berfor lape Stun
for ct fornuftist Oporaseliesipfem,
eruuolost paa COB. itaubbaftis iuno
@anbs."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29
800 8eI5attttta 500.

Dette Blabs seiere bill pare ornpebe oper at erare'
Of ber ct BET min BITE en- frpstet Spso o tom Wtesnz
ftaben ct beuet @tano til at furere ale oens Stas
bier, o9 betep &atarrb. Halls Oatarrh Cure Ct bet
enee ptrtelise elbreoeles n1tbbel 2eseitanoen teS
ber Da &atarrb er en- fontttnttonel Spgbon tororer
ben en- fontttlttoneI BebanbItns. Hall's Catarrh
Cure tases tnb ptrfer btrefte pa 8lobetog Stmbtns
berne ! Spitenet; tilntetgipr berueb gbomm ems
arias % stper Yaenten @tprte peb at psse &ons
ftnttoneno bielpe gatnren at glgre " are e.ee
at Be tlbpber ct t1tnbrebe Dollars for bpert
bport benne Wlebtctn itfe Sc ptrter Selbreeel
otter 2tte o8 Btbnesbprb. Etlifrtp - 5,
:8 RE Snlges bos Npotbefere. 3 4s
Halls Family Pills er be blbte. z=9
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

@n rus1if &epoier ientebe ct enself
bauoelsftib $50 mil norb for Songs
Tong ben ste Stunt. &rpbiereu reboebe
Wanbitabet o9 iatte bet omborb ct
bouanbf Sttb. ion1 ben n1pbte ben lobe
Stunt. Set brittle @ttb terte Poit %
.&is. 2abninsen aniIaaes til en- Berbt
al $3.50, 900.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

@u 2anoitrYser ouerfalbt en- IL Ma&
9ammel Pi9e, iom par paa 8eien fra
lit 3iem til Clinton, Soma, for no9le
Dase i1bea. Sun mtsbanbleoe benbe
iaa, at ber er Tare tor, BUN nil bp.
San LOB benbe Itsse beutoflps paa
geien, buor benoes Brober fanbt benbe
en- Eime ienere. Tarmerne Omesnen
er paa Sa9t etter Torbrpoeren os truer
meo at beu9e bam, ont be faar tat |
ham.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

Sem Meuuefer blep brebte I en- Tpr<
naoo ner Planfinton @po Dafota fife
2erbag. Deres 9jeu bleu t1ebreune al
Stormen. QusFaoeren bet enc 6ieu1
blep taset uo lepenoe, efterat ban bapbe
lt9get unber &uinerne IL elmer. men
ban bpoe lenere.
st anbet Steb blelte Stuebu1st pef,
men Tan,ilien rebbebes / &ielberen. ,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

6anoelstammeret Portlanb, Sre>
gou, bat benuenot fig til Yretoent
&ooieuelt ON at raare Sob paa ben
Stemntns, fem raooer &ina, mob be
Toreneoe @tater. Set beber, at 2ope>
ne mob Snouanbring al &ineiere slen=
nemfpres paa en- laaban W(aabe, at &is
nelerne truer meb lite at bile fipbe ames
rttanlfe Darer, naar be fommer til &tna
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

s Trautrts er man netop reoe til at
opbeue Torbtubelleu meuem &irten %
@taten. s 2outoriamliugen bar man
oebatteret ct Torilas oerom, % bet lYnes,
iom ON man er blepen eni8 om W&aabeu,
bporpaa SaQen ftal orbnes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

s 8yen Seem yort bliuer ber nu tpot
ct Barn bpert ste Winut, % Mntaaet
af Tpbiler pr. 1000 Suobpssere bar lte>
get bele Eiben / be to fife Nar. Preit>
bent Jtoolepelts Orb berer Trust.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

gn @anttasierer3f Clinton, w1is'
iourt, blep arrelterst@ for noale Dose
.itben ,,nber unHdse forat baue ubfeb1
to Talife @ielpsb otumenter for ct Be-
lpb af tilfammen $10,o 900.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

Tra Meapel Stalien bleu mebbelt
2prbas, at bet perligsenDe tlbiprubenbe
Biers 8eiuu e blepen iaa nrolist ben
1enere Eio, at Npnbisbeoerne bar sioet
Yeboerne y1erbeoen Drbre til at fors
berebe iis paa slug, ION tan bIt9e NIB,
.uenbig naarlombelft
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29
0relubter oq Sompolttiouer "

rPreluoter % 3ompoittioner Tor
Rirte os 9iem", af ifanbinautits %
tplfe gomponilter, iau,lebe % uogiune
al Carl &aualano, e. tiliaIss bos l1ses
.blqpet. pris $l.5o. Denne gamling
af Muititptter bltper r1eset pei lastalt
af Drseliptqere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

Sapau ss @uslano bar uonepnt fine
Deleaak til 8rebsto'ife os benne
antagesaat uiae treoe idenn'eri ensons
bepsSRe 9aluoetsat: MaS Suif; boiltet.e .er
ida tibltst; iom be iapaaeffss llolsnaIn'
&c fan pentes at nae fretr til Walbinss
ton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

Steiten ! @bieaso peouarer. gn
Sang imelem lpnes man at ie l1btst
ill en- Ouerenstoaha, men l1oRsten iteu*
ses tgien. @anite betesnenoe for Dor
Gtb flyer ct Daablab, at vTreoen taser
Btnger." ,% .. ! ..::=z
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

Nsiaai Uttnot, Norb Datota, bar
Motbmenbene benuenot itq til preiibent
&ooteuelt meb Mnmooning ON at aners
rjenbe Norse iom ct ielpffenoiet Riae
abiftlt fra @uerise.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

&eiisr @ilbelm utl beiose ben banife
% ben iuenlfe &on9e Mtbteu al nefte
Maaneb. y -" -.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-29

81 Mentgbeber bleu optagne ! ben
Torenebe Rirte ueo oens fife Marsmeoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18
NBeittpropitta.

RDGn. 9sm Maler Miiller, au9
S,uf.ls W1iilsr senannt. Dem be-
tunnten Sidter Der Sturms uno
OruneSsit, IoG bemuG9t in IeinerVas
t.ritdOt 8reuSna4 Elm 9entmal ers
ri9tet iperben, bas srite. ppmit bic
Na9psIt bic @rinntruns an ben BON
benz bsutistn @si9leht fat persshes
nen Malerpoetsn ii4ttur befeitissn
tpirb.
9armen. Sn benz SoteG Mdrtis
fder Sof, HoienausritraBe, bem9ahnz
bof Rittersbduien eegsniiber. bat ii9
in einsm 2ogisSimmer Elm Munn err
bGnst, Der iid ais 3abnur3t Seors
9fluet aus Remi6eiO in pds Srem=
benbu6 einsetrugen bate. Die 2si9s
nurot in oas Sobtenbuus i'm 9lingelz
boil iibereefiibrt.
8onn. Str Rungirmeiiter Rurs
Ihsio purbs bon elmer Wlai6ine sefabt
unb sstDotet.
9iiren. Die in elmer bieiigsu
0erIorgungsanitdlt ls6enoeu @belsuts
4lbsnbopen ipollten in feierli6erDeiis
bic so. Wiebertehr ibrss Soa5eitstds
gss bsssben. Sin GROCER 5amiIien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18


Oberbtrbd d. Dieter Gage pers
unsliidte Der 19 Sabre alts S9lepper
Satob Stein BON bier, inbem sr uns
ter einen &oblsnSug serietb unb bon
einisen @asen iibsrfabrsn tpurO., 10
bdb er msbrsre Rippenbrii4e erlitt
uno bic 2unse OerleBt tpurbs. 8alo
barauF Iturb Der 8erungIiidte.
primasus. Der "a Suhr. dIts
ane6t Martin 8led aus S9Onau,
surssit bier in 0isniteu, tpurbs in bss
truntenem 3uitdnOe baIb erfrpren uno
ourd me6rere W.Feritihe an 8ruit
uno g3iidsn perlebt uufgefunoen. 9a
elmer Der Stride bic 2unge berleBte.
lit fein 3uItanb bspsntlih. ST min
BON mebreren ibm urbetunnt gebliebes
n.n psrIonen auf benz @rsraisrpIas
iiberfallen iporoen istn.
StuuDernbeim. Sier brdnns
te oas @obnbdus nit RebsnssbGuosH
bes 2tdersrs Sohann S4pso nisosr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18

2du9bammer. Der in Der
8ritettfabrit befdGfiist seipeIene, 10
Sabre alte 9lrbeiter paul StuDod aus
9trnsborf BEL Rublanb purbe neben
Oem @sss spiIden bieisu beioen Ore
ten ermOrbet aufseflInben. Der 9ei9s
nam peiIt mebrere Slide am gan5en
R0rpsr anf, Der Sals 1T bur6i4nits
len, iiber lebtere Dunbe mar elm Sus
Ihentu9 ssbunoen. Ser Grmproete
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18

9uremburs. Sn Der pOF,
uub Selsgropbsnberpultung ipurben
D.rIebt 5. g. $. &sttsls BON 9urems
burg 8abnbuf nad Riimelinssn;
pOiteommis GerOinano Heasr bon
Riimelinssn nud Surem6urs 8u9ns
bOf.
9isrItrbarriere. 6ier
braunts Der pa6tbof bss Mdersrs
Sobusr pom @euts uno BON bsm Pdhs
ter TO!linssr bstppbnt. polIItdnoi9 nies
Der.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-17
BIG CROWD PRESENT
AT FUNSTON TRIAL

lola. Kans., July 15-Thlrty-five
hundred people crowded into the
Grand theatre this morning to near
the trial of ex-Congressman Funston,
father of Brigadler General Funston
who captured Aguinaldo. The elder
Funston is charged with melting a
riot by making a strong inflammatory
speech on one of the streets of the
square which was demolished by a
dynamite explosion by temperance
cranks. Funston censured officials
Tor not enforcing the prohibition law.
Half of the prosecutions testimony
was in by noon. II may take two
days or more to finish the case. A
dramatic Incident occurred when Pc
liceman Cannon testified that Funs-
ton called him a bad name. The aged
congressman jumped up and shouted.
You lie!" The Judge reproyed Funs-
ton. Cannon and CHARLES Bishop.
deputy policemen. testified that Funs-
ton, when told he was under arrest
placed his hand on his pistol pocket,
but the officers took the pistol from
him. They dragged him from the
buggy in wnich he was speaking and
tied him with straps, put him into au
express wagon and carried him TO jail
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-17
GERMAN GRAND DUKE
WILL SOM BE OF AGE

BERLIN, July l5.-The coming of
age next week of Duke Kari Edward
of Saxe-COburg and Gotha will be
made the occasion for extended fes-
tivities in the little duchy. The duke,
who is the youngest of German SOW
ereigns, is very popular among his
subjects and the celebrations promise
TO assume proportion quite unusual
even on such an occasion.
Duke Karl Edward has just complet-
ed his h-al military studies in Ber-
lin preparatory to ascending the
throne Of his miniature realm. De-
spite his residence of several years
in Germany the young duke is Eng
fish through and 'Ihrougn. In his ear
ly boyhoOd he had little prospect of
ascending German throne for he
was born as the son OF King Edwards
Youngest brother, Leopold, Duke Of
Albany. Queen victoria's brother-in.
law was at that time sovereign OF
saxeCoburg and Iotha, and next in
line Of succession were his nephew
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-17
ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER
TALKS OF THIS SECTION

Attorney General Miller on i,is I'd
turn to Denver was interviewed by
the Denver Republican which said:
Attorney General N. C. Miller has
been at his old home In Durango for
week on private and public business
but returned yesterday. General MIL
Ter says that he found the southwest.
ern corner of the state booming and
showing every evidence OF prosper
ity.
TIE Rio Grande broad -gauge road
Is being built to Pennington, N. NJ,
and eventually is to be extended to
Santa Fe. In anticipation OF having
an outlet the people in the Farming
ton country are prosperous. II ID an
area OF land with settled water rights
as large as the country tributary to
Grand Junction, and Durango Ii TO
feel the good effects Of a closer com
munication. What the Southwest
needs is broad-gauge road outlet,
and Mr.. Miller believes 1t will get It
before many years have passed. Land
values have Increased In the last year
but good orchard land can be bought
for from $50 to $50 an acre.
Mr. Miller took occasion to investi-
gate the situation In Montezuma
county regarding the proposed irriga-
ton district, and he comes back
thoroughly convinced that the state
should dispose of its school lands
tnere. There are $1,000 acres OF
school land burned and baked in the
hot sun. project IL on foot TO en-
large the Montezuma canals and wa
Ter the entire region. but 1t Is blocked
by the fact that the state cannot par
ucipate In this work.
State ownership OF land IL q dog
in the manager in that region now. II
is retarding progress and keeping .
fertile region from becoming cultivat-
ed. Montezuma county must support
mis- vast tract Of land for the bensnt
OF the rest of the state. and ali that
the state receives is from fsw
leases
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-17
RACE
RIOTS
SPREAD

CHICAGO, July 15.-Race riots are
occurring here as well as in New
York. Last night on the South Side
numerous strike rots occurred. A
number of innocent bystanders were
injured and two policemen narrowly
escaped death. A tragedy was avert
ed by the Eighth regiment, which res
cued a colored policeman from a
Nsfowd on Thirty-seventh street which
threatened to hang him. A policeman
was trying TO get non-union team
ster, with his wagon, over the street.
A crowd jeered MIN and he opened
fire with his revolver. wounding Julia
McHugh, Is years old. A crowd of
several hundred persons surrounded
the officer and threatened to hang him
10 telegraph pole. They mad posses
sion of him, when the Eighth regi-
ment soldiers, who happened to be on
their way to the annual encampment
in Springfield, charged on the men
and dispersed them. The officer was
badly beaten before rescued.
NEW YORK July 15-Race riots
broke out again this morning in the
san Juan Hill" district despite the
presence of a large force of police.
Serious trouble is anticipated tonignt.
NEW YORK, July ia furious
race riot occurred in Sixty-second
street in this city last night, which
was precipitated by a policeman ar
resting white man, named Edward
Connolly. for attacking negro named
Henry Williams. The district where
the riot occurred is known locally as
from the numerous fights occurring
there. The trouble occurred about
O'Clock last night, and when the Off
Ger started to Jail with his prisoner
he was followed by bowling mob of
men, women and children, which in
creased until the station was reached,
wnen the crowd numbered thousands
and conflict ragged between the
whites and blacks. Street cars were
unable 10 run and the chief of police
hurried $50 reserves to the scene,
and after several attempts 10 restore
order the police were forced 10 re-
treat. Stones and other missiles
were thrown from almost every win
dow and from the housetops. while
shots were fired promiscuously. Po-
lice were sent along the roofs and in
this way were able to stop line dis
order from that source
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-17
PEACE COMMISSIONERS
IN FOR GOOD TIME

WASHINGTON. July 15.-The
Russian and japanese peace commits
sioners will be the guests of the peo-
pie OF the state of New Hampshire
during the sessions at Portsmouth.
The finest available hotel. carriages.
servants and various forms of enter
tainment will be at their disposal.
Nearly all of the Hotel Wentworth
mas been engaged for the commits
sioners and a French chef has been
engaged to cook for them
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-17
NEW DISCOVERY MAY
REDUCE OIL so PER CENT.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-W. s.
Blackmore, chemist at Buffalo. N.
Y, mas applied for a patent for pro
cess he has discovered by which sui
phur oils may be refined at cost OF
SO cents ton, making 1t as useful and
cheap as petroleum. Government ex-
perts are examining Mr.. Blackmore's
discovery. The supply of oil contain
ing sulphur has been considered un-
III for use. and this oil Is ten times
Therefore. II the Blackmore process
is all right, the price OF oil must be
reduced 80 per cent, which will de
stroy the Standard Oil monopoly.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-17
ELECTRICAL EXPOSITION
TO OPEN IN BOSTON

BOSTON, July l5.-Byerythlng is
in readiness for the opening in Me-
chanics' building tonight Of the fiftn
annual International Electrical Expo
stion. The show is held In conjunc-
lion with the annual convention of
the National Association of Electrical
Contractors to be held here next
week The exhibits occupy $4,000
square feet of floor space and cover
the entire range of devices In any
way pertaining to electricity. The
number of working electrical exhibits
Is far in excess of anything ever be-
fore assembled under one roof, in
Guiding complete exhibition Of priv
ate telephone installations and cook
ing by electricity. The United States
government exhibit includes an en-
tire outfit for field telegraphing and
telephoning and many war relics moi
before exhibited.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-17
TWENTIETH
CENTURY
ACCIDENT

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 15.-Tbe
Pennsyivania Flyer, the eastbouud
eighteen-hour train while running at
fun speed today near Port Royal run
INTO freight car which was thrown
in it's path by the sudden stopping Of
long freight train on an adjoining
track. the car was knocked into
small pieces. Engineer Miller OF the
Flyer seeing the obstruction, jumped
from the engine and was badly hurt
Fireman German stopped the Flyer
which remained on the rails unin-
jured
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-17
FAILURES IN U. S. FOR
PAST SIX MONTHS

WASHINGTON. July 15.-Commer-
cial insolvencies in the United States
in the first half of 1905 were 6.210 in
number and s55.9O4,5s5 in amount of
this shows scarcely any alienation In
comparison with the 6.214 failures in
The corresponding six months of last
year but most encouraging decrease
appears when last years liabilities of
s79, 490,909 are considered.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-17
BALL GAME AT oURAY.


Special Phone to The Helad.
oURAY, July 15.-Tomorrow Ouray
and Grand Junction play ball here.
An excursion train runs from Grand
Junction, bringing the ball team and
excursionists, and people Will be pick
ed up all along the line and several
hundred visitors are expected. The
peach town is said to have good
team. but of course no one here ex.
poets they will stand any snow with
the Ouray boys.