Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-26

ciating pain. and X may BE- that this
strange drug In her stomach produced
nausea Drs. Hadiey and Hadley, with
me conference Of all the other doctors
Journal office this afternoon to save
her life, and here it is said that II
this can be done she will be provided
for.
The extent OF disfguratlon is diff
cult TO conjecture, but 1t is probably
dreadful to contemplate. Her face,
neck and hands and right shoulder
and back are badly burned.
Mr.. MCGOWAN. though badly burned,
too. appears TO be getting along all
right He has taken nourishment but
is suffering much. His wife is his
nurse and she thinks she will bring
him out with only a little disfgura'
ton. When his hands were burned
he rubbed them violently to relieve the
pain and tore nearly all the skin on.
What remained was taken of today.
SILvERToN, Oct 23.-There is lit
tie change in the Gold King walk-out.
Manager W. 2. Kinney, of the Gold
King arrived late last night by way OF
Ouray. leaving Ouray last evening af-
ter the arrival of the train from Mon
trose and the west To your CORE
spondent ne had nothing of interest to
give out. From other sources, now
ever, 1t Is learned that the Gold King
people will take no steps towards
| starting up and If the men persist on
| remaining out on the grounds upon
which they were called out 1t is posi-
BILE the property may be closed all win
ter.
| II is semi-officially given out that
the mine managers are standing to-
Eether in this matter and II the union
persists in the same ruling there will
he general closing down. 1t is gen
orally understood that the Sunnyside
management refused the same permis
sion to the union. and when asked to
walk out the men refused to do so
At any rate Manager Kinney is nc
more to blame for the trouble than
the other mine managers.
| TUSKEGEE. Ala, Oct. 24.-Presi
dent Roosevelt inspected the Booker
| Washington school this morning and
made an address in the course OF
which he said
II is of the utmost importance thai
the negro be encouraged to make him
self citizen OF the highest type OF
usefulness. There is a scarcity OF la
bor almost everywhere, so it is the
part of wisdom for all who wish pros
perity in the South TO help the negro
to become in the highest degree use
| which he lives.
In view of the scarcity. not only OF
common but also of skilled labor II
is no doubt important to train every
available man to be of the utmost use
by developing his intelligence, skill
and capacity for conscientious effort
Therefore. the work of the Tuskeget
Normal and Industrial institute is 8
matter of the highest practical import
ance to both white and black men IL
the interests of humanity and justice
and self protection. Every white mar
in America. no matter where he lives
should try to help the negro himself
1t is not only duty but 1t is to the
interest of the white man to see thai
the negro is protected in life. property
and legal rights. Lawlessness ant
lynching are not confined to any one
section. No citizens. perhaps, deserve
so well of the American people as
those who have done such heroic
work In the South in arousing public
opinion against lynching If mis-
understanding arises between the
races in any community over any mat
ter, infinitely the best way out of II
is to have a prompt, frank conference
and full consultation between wise
decent, cool-headed men among the
whites, and wise. decent and cool
headed men among the blacks.
| The hope Of advancement for the
colored man In the South lies in a
steady, common sense effort to i'm
prove his moral and material condi
tton and work in harmony with the
white man for the upbuilding of the
commonwealth. The future of the
l "'NA hSfSAho tuC pcOpIt Ol
both races living up to the letter and
spirit Of the law and working out
| their destinines, not as races, but as
| American citizens"
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Merid.
ian. Miss. today finally defeated the
yellow fever quarantine, opening her
gates to the world. which means the
complete resumption of travel over
the Queen and Crescent route from
Cincinnati to New Orleans. Practical.
ly all the towns along the Mississippi
gulf coast have removed the auaran.
tine. This is Indicative in the faith
OF the people in the assurances of the
FEDERAL officers that the fight against
yellow jack is practically over. Large
numbers who have been on the coast
or in the North since the beginning
OF the fever scare are coming into this
city for the presidents reception.
ST PETERSBURG, Oct. 24.--A nan.
ic occurred last night while a meeting
of 10000 citizens and students was in
progress. caused by the cry, Cos. |
sacks are coming" Many persons
were injured in tho cr,,eh ,I..,