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the week of our engagement there, and
who played at local theater here ear
lv in the esason-and I am still won
dering whether he essayed the role of
BRA diey. senior. - = ...H
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
CARNEGIE AIDS .s75 WoRkmEN.

PITTSBURG. Jan. 21.-The third
annual report of the Carnegie relief
rund was made public, The fund WIS
founded by Andrew Carnegie, who ap-
propriated s4,00O,0OO to be held in
trust for the alienation OF employees
of the Carnegie Steel company and
constituent concerns disabled by acci-
dent or old age and for the depend
ents of employees killed in the dis
charge of duty. The total number OF
beneflciaries for 1904 was s75. on
this number 230 were killed and 376
were injured and 27S reached the age
of 60 years and were retired on pen
sions necessitating the disbursement
of S241,9SS.
Since the relief fund was establish.
ed there nave been 5,425 accidents
and 336 deaths, and 32l pensions
have been granted. Last year 3241.-
9Ss was disbursed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
HALF CENTURY OF GOOD WORK

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 2s.--
Worthy of the event is the program
arranged for the sem!-centennial ami
versary celebration of the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Phila-
delphia. The celebration was formally
opened this afternoon with reception
of the membership of the various
branches. Tomorrow and Monday viii
be occupied with exercises and meet
ings Of several kinds, the celebrating
coming to a close Monday evening
vita public meeting that promises
to eclipse anything of the kind held
before in Philadelphia. The partici-
pants will include the President and
only living ex-President OF the United
ed sons of two other Presidents. and
other famous men.
Tomorrow afternoon three simulta-
neous massmeetings will be held In
The largest halls of the city. EXPIRES
ident Cleveland win be the speaker
at the meeting In the Pennsylvania
Railroad Department. John Wana-
maker at meeting to be held In the
Garrlck Theatre and Harry A. Gar
field. son OF the late President Gar
field, will deliver the principal ad-
dress at a meeting to be held In tho
Union Tabernacle.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
PRESIDENT TO GO A.vIstTINo.

WASHINGTON. d. c, Jan. 2s.-
President Roosevelt kept his secretar-
les and assistants busy today clearing
up all business of routine cnaracter
preparatory TO an absence of several
days from the White House. Tonight
the President Is expected to attend
the Gridiron Club dinner and tomor-
row being Sunday, there will naturally
be no business transacted Monday
morning the President will take a trip
to Annapolis to attend the graduation
exercises at the naval academy. From
Annapolis a trip will he made to Phil
adelphia where Mr.. Roosevelt will at
tend a dinner OF the Union League
and also deliver an address at the
semi-centennjal celebration of the
Philadelphia Y. NJ C. A.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

In q Bisbee paper the other day was
noticed an item sent to the paper from
Douglas, Ariz., which said that Mrs.
May Williams. with a young baby. had
arrived In that town looking for her
husband, who had left Bisbee short
time before. saying ne was going TO
Douglas to start a restaurant Her
husband could not be found, and the
report was started In some way that
her husband had left for Fort Worth
with another woman. The people
sympathizcd with the woman and
subscription was taken up for her and
$50 obtained. The money was given
her and she was seen buying ticket
for Benson, which she gave TO "A man
The matter was reported to the con.
ductor and he was notified TO take
up pass which had been obtained
for the woman and collect fare from
her When he went to collect the fare
she claimed she nad been robbed, and
the conductor felt sorry for her and
let her ride. 1t was pretty certain
from all the circumstances that she
gave the money to the man. who an
swers TO the description of Williams
and they were evidently lighting out
to some other point to work similar
game. AT last accounts officers were
after them.
They had no little girl with them
They had no baby when they left here.
but 1t was evident the woman was
about to become mother. Parties
here who are interested in the case
feel certain that this smooth bunco
couple are no other than r. ]. vii
liams and the unnatural mother of the
two little golden haired girls. one of
whom Durango and Mancos people are
still worrying about.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
FACTS ABOUT MOSCOW. WHERE
DISORDERS ARE IMMINENT.

The chief commercial, manufacturing
and railway center of Russia.
The capital of the leading manufac-
turing province of the empire.
The seat of the Metropolitan of the
Ontrodox church
Contains the tombs of the RurilSs
and the early Romanoffs.
Has a population Of 1.050,00O
Was the capital until the time Of
Peter the Great
Was burned in 1912 to prevent its
occupation by Napoleon's army.
Has university founded In 1855.
Has library containing $4,000 vol
umes and museum with library OF
600, 900 volumes.
Was founded in the middle of the
twelfth century.
Was freed from tribute TO the Mon
gols by Ivan III.
Has two cathedrals founded respec-
lively in 1926 and 1893.
It's cathedral of St Basil the Beati-
fed is considered one of the most fan
tastic architectural creations in en-
istence.
The temple OF the Saviour. built in
commemoration of tine evacuation of
the city by the French troops. has
dome surmounted by a cross that is
$40 feet above the ground.
Contains the Kremlin. sometimes
called the Citadel. one of the note
worthy structures of the world. II is
one and one-half miles in circuit. con
tains cathedrals and the imperial pal
ace. chapels and converts. and is sur
rounded by walls dating from 1892.
In its Cathedral OF the Assumption
all Russian monarchs since Ivan ".
have been crowned.
Contains the czar bell weighing
forty tons.
Was the scene of frightful disas-
ter May is. 1896. when, upon a cere-
mony attending the czar's coronation,
1000 persons were crushed to death
and tnOuSdnus OF OtntfS Weft injured.
Contains tthe famous Red Square,
formerly used as a camp by invading
Mongols.
Contains the family home Of the
Romanofs. the ruling dynasty.
Contains the Petrovsky Palace, once
occupied by Napoleon.
The municipality owns the water
works slaugbter-houses and baths,
and numbers of lodging houses.
Its benevolent institutions are
among the largest in Russia.
Contains numerous special and
scientific SCHOOLS.
Is the home of many scientific or
ganizations.
Its municipal council is elected by
real estate owners and merchants OF
the first class.
Has $50 large manufacturing estab'
lishments. employing $4,000 persons
and with an output Of over $4,000,
900 yearly.
| Has many large parks and groves
and is surrounded by estates OF the old
nobility and royal favorites.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
KANSAS CONSTITUTION AS
1T AFFECTS STANDARD OIL

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. 2s.-State
Senator. Dumont Smith. today an.
nouncei he had discovered article
eleven OF section 20 of the state con
stitution operates against the CON
struction Of the state oil refinery To
furnish relief from alleged oppression
of the Standard OIL. The section says
the state shall not be n party to car
rying out any work of internal I'm
provement. Later. however, Smith
said further investigation show
ed court decision rendered in favor
OF the state Of Minnesota, which has
n constitution similar to Kansas. This
decision upheld construction OF an
elevator by the state.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
HAPPY OLD ACE OF
GREAT ACTRESS

ROME, Jan, 28.-1>omorrow will be
Rlstori the famous Italian tragic &c
tress, and she Is already In receipt OF
a food of congratulatory messages.
many of them coming from America.
where she achieved her greatest his
torical triumpns.
Ristori was born at Cividale. Italy.
fame In her native country she made
her first appearance In Paris In 1855.
winning popular favor and becoming
a rival OF the celebrated Rachel. Her
subsequent receptions In other coun-
tries. especially in America, were en-
thusiastic Among her leading parts
mini. Myrrha, Pnoedra, Judah and
Lady Macbeth. The last character she
played in America with Edwin Booth.
She retired from the stage quarter
Of century ago
In private life Nine Ristori is the
Marcnioness del Grillo. Her husband,
to whom she WAS passionately devoted
died some years ago. The Marchioncss
is one of the most honored women in
has for years been one Of Queen Mar
gharita's gentlemen-in-waiting, the
queen mother showing the utmost de
ference to his aged mother, going oc-
casionally TO see her and always dis
tinguishing her by notice when the
two are in the same room. Nine. Ris-
ca, VINO is OF quite exceptional beauty.
and is her mothers stay and com
fort, accompanying her everywhere.
The celebrated actress is now lit
tie old woman, with pronounced fea,
| lures, sparkling eyes and hair that
' is still abundant Her hands, covered
with magnificent rings and with silk
| mits, are as eloquent as ever. and as
she uses them to emphasize her mean
| ing. and her beautiful modulated voice
rises and falls. one can realize even
now, glimpses OF Where her power
lay In the past
Her daily life is simple in the Ok
treme. She rises somewhat late. after
a cup of coffee In bed, and II the day
is nne. goes for drive in closed
carriage together with Donna Bian
ca. She returns after an hour or two
has ner grandchildren in to amuse
her. and about noon they lunch to
gether. After lunch she rests, and
usually does not go out again. In tht
evening she seldom goes out. excep
to the theatre and there she Is otter
to be seen, especially on first nights
She made a special effort when Kint
Edward was in Rome last year. ant
went to the English embassy on pur
pose to be presented to his Majesty
whose father nad been one Of her mos
frvsnt admirers.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
EARL ABOUT TO MARRY
STiRs UP OLD SCANDAL

LONDON. Jan. 2S.-Socicty re
ceived a shock this week when II
learned MI Cowely the correspond
ent In the Hartopp divorce case, is to
wed Lady Edith villiers only daugn-
ter fthe Earl of Clarendon,
The shock is due TO the universal
belief that Earl Cowley would wed
should be granted. The Hartopp case
will come up again in court In April.
when all the unsavory details of the
gay life Of the hunting set In Leices-
tershire will be retold
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
CRIPPLE TRAINS TONGUE TO AID

BERLIN. Jan. 2s.--The Deutsche
Medicinische Forchenschrift. the cen
trail organ Of the medical profession.
tells of the extraordinary case Of
girl born at Wertheimfonfmain in 1880
who when 8 years old. lost the use OF
every member except her tongue. BY
long practice the girl has become able
to eat, write and even sew by means
Of her tongue alone.
She took up rhs end OF a piece OF
cotton with her lips" says the article;
with dexterous turn Of the tongue
she made a knot In the end; she cut
out dolls clothes. manipulating an
easy cutting pair OF scissors with her
lips. while to thread the needle she
stuck Il into the table with her lips.
and with her tongue and lips passed.
the thread through the eye with per
feet eAse
In the courss Of Year, hsr tongue
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
Thue RULE IN GOTHAM
Crimes Of Al sorts Committed With
impunity while Police Are
Idle.

NHW YORK, Jan. 28.-The city is
In ths grip Of the thief and hold-up
man. while tne police department is
on the verge Of "shake-up" from top
to bottom. What liz described some
times as a reign OF terror prevails
throughout the city as result OF a
series OF bold and daring crimes com
mittei since the beginning Of the
year
In their alarm over the existing
conditions citizens are talking of a
vigilance committee" declaring that
incompetent and indifferent to the
public welfare.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
PRESIDENT NOTIFIED OF
PRINCE EITEI,s sIckNEss

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 2S.-
The President this morning received
word from Minister Tower at Berlin.
that the Emperor's young son Eitel
was desperately III with pneumonia,
but is slightly better today and also
that the Kaiser is very grateful to the
President of the United States for in
quiries concerning the Prince. In view
of the young mans sickness the
birthday has been celebrated without
any ceremony, the father and mother
being constantly at the side of their
child
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

vices will be held in all the local
churches and at the tomb there will
be exercises under the auspices of
The Grand Army of the Republic and
kindred organizations On Monday the
anniversary will be marked by a great
banquet here at which addresses will
be delivered by eminent public men
who were intimately associated with
the public career of the martyred
president.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

the great Massachusetts salesman
were delivered by Senator Lodge and
other of ais associates AS further
mark OF respect to his memory the
senate adjourned for the day at the
close OF the memorial exercises.
Nearly the entire membership was
present. The galleries were filed, Sen
ator Lodge, oHar's colleague, opened
the speech, and Senator Crane. his
successor. closed. Fifteen other sena-
tors spoke.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
OVER 100000 w0RKMEN
OUT CLAMOR|NC FOR
REFORMS

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2s.-The
belief prevails mere today that the
government has no intention of act
ing sternly towards the prisoners ac-
cused of fomenting riots. Parions for
all are expected. The total number of
arrests reach four thousand
The council of ministers in session
today was enlivened by an impassion-
ed address by President White, who
demanded that the government in
quire into the reason for the outbreak
and initiate measures TO prevent a re
petition. The council did not acqui-
esce. A conference between municipal
authorities and manufacturers was
held at Moscow today fSh outlining
settlement with the workmen. About
twenty thousand are out there Quiet
prevails.
From the highest authorities ii is
learned that the government intends
granting many reforms. including an
eight hour day with higher wages.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2S.-
Consul General Watts at St. Peters
burg cabied today that the strike is
spreading. He had just received a
cablegran from Warsaw. that all
workshops had closed. Vienna railroad
men are joining the strikers and the
ssss works are being operated by sol.
H@s. The situation Is very serious.
WARSAW, Jan. 28.-The strike Is
general. In this city they number over
q hundred Thousand. All the bakers
have quit work. There is no bread
The local government is paralyzed.
LODI, Russia, Jan. 2S.-An unit
uprising has taken place here. There
are no disturbances, but hundred
thousand men have quit work and sui
lenly demand reform and betterment
of their condition.
MOSCOW, Jan. 2s.-The shops have
resumed work here, but new strikes
open up as fast as one is settled.
Twenty Thousand men went out today.
o
LONDON, Jan. 2S.- Michael Davitt
wires from st. Petersburg today: Il
am informed from semi-revolutionary
sources that Sunday will witness such
burg as will avenge the killing OF in
nocent victims last Sunday.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
STOCK HAS UPWARD
TENDENCY IN WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Jan. 28-Bulls are in
control Of tho market today and stock
moved up during tho first hour Of the
short day. There was some tepidation
over the promised assault Of Lawson
on copper but It did not materalize,
Copper Is closing strong and steel
moving UP.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
BANK sWINDLER NABsEo.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 28-Alonzo
Whitman, the alleged bank swindler
who escaped from train last sum
mer, was re-arrested at his mothers S
home in Dansyille, N. Y. was jailed
here. A detective entered the house
and followed Whitman to the attic. but
discovered the latter had slid to the
ground by rope. Officers on the
ground nabbed him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
MCKINLEY MEMORIAL SERVICES.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-The Carna-
ton League of America and the Nc
Kinley Memorial association are in
will be wide observance throughout
the country tomorrow Of the birthday
anniversary OF President Mckinley.
The observance will embrace special
services in churches of many denomi-
nations and memorial exercises under
the auspices of various patriotic and
religious societies.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
MURDERER WANTS
A NEW TRIAL

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 2s.-Counsel
for Charles Tucker, convicted OF the
murder of Miss Page, asked for a new
trial because the jurymen took STEM
ographic notes. The girl, who was
with Tucker the afternoon Of the muir
der and fled to escape notOriety. was
found in Maine. Sne will return to
testify TO an alibi for Tucker
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
COLORADO'S EICHT-HOUR
LAW IS DELAYED BY
F|L|BUSTER|NC

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 2s.-The eight
hour bill was up In the Legislature to-
day but the house filibusted and very
little was accomplished.
In the senate similar tactics pre-
vailed and action was postponed until.
next week on the question of unseat-
ing more Democratic senators.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
ThiRTY-FivE YEARS FOR
HOLDING UP DRUGGIST

ST. LOUIS, Ma. Jan 2S.-Thlrty-
five years in the penitentiary Is the
sentence meted out to Harry Vaughn
today for holding up druggist, vau-
ghn was the sole survivor of the so-
called Morris gang. which the police
exterminated in pistol duel last sum
mer when three detectives lost their
lives
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

Al cost OF 25 cents Japanese doc
tors can dress the wounds of 500 men.
They use a finely powdered charcoal
obtained by the slow combustion u
straw in closed furnaces. Sachets nli-
ed with 1t are applied to wounds. and
Its antiseptic AMI absorbant qualities
generally effect a rapid cure.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
VICTIMS OF
BLIZZARD

NEW YORK, Jan. est Is known
here this morning that ten, and possi-
bly, twelve. railroad men, principally
firemen, lost their lives from exposure
on the stalled trains, during the bliz-
zard.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
LOSS
OF $|5O,Oo0

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 2S.-Three
firemen We're injured by a falling wall
and a hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lar damage was done by fire Of un.
known origin in the Burd 4 Fletcher
Printing company today
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

himself in a trunk addressed to tne
freight station at Smichow. In Aus
tria, was captured after he had filed
bles from other luggage.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
FEARED PRESIDENT sEckWITH
MAY NOT SURVIVE

OBERIIN, o., Jan. 28.--It is be-
lieyed 1hat President Beckwith OF the
Oberlin bank, who is Frustrated as a
result Of the Chadwick affair, will not
survive TO appear in court.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

Father Angelo OF Pennsylvania says
lovers should not sit on the same
sofa. AS they have experience In
such matters and he has not, his pro-
test lacks power.-Grand Rapids Her
AID.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

CANTON, O.. Jan. 2S.-From Wash
ington. Chicago. Cleveland and other
cities floral offerings nave been re-
ceived to be placed tomorrow at the
tomb Of President Mckinley. Canton
people are preparing for y general
observance OF the day. Memorial M.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
BANKER ARRESTED FOR
EMeEZZlEMENT OF $500, 600

CHICAGO. H., Jan. 2S'-William
Hunt, the president of the defunct
Pan American bank was arrested In
New York. charged with embezzling
thirty-ix thousand dollars.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
JiU JUiTsu FOR AN
NAPoLIS AND WEST POINT

WASHINGTON. d. C., Jan. 2S.-
The President and cabinet issued or
ders that Jiu Juitsu to be taught in
Annapolis and West Point
This is the result of lessons from
the Russian-Japanese war.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
REoUIsITioN GRANTED IN
MRS. DUKES CAS-

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-'rhe chief OF
police OF Nacogdoches. Texas, advised
the local authorities that requisition
papers for Mrs. Alice Webb Duke
had been forwarded.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
IN MEMORY OF SENATOR AoAR.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 2s.-
In the senate today exercises we're
held in memory Of Senator Hoar of
Massachusetts, Addresses eulogizing
The character and public services OF
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

has lost Its original shape. and be-
come thin. pointed and OF unusual
length"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

St LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 2S.-As a re-
suit OF Governor Folks order, The po-
lice nave already begun TO clean up
the town by raiding wiDerooms and
gambling deus. The first raid was
on a saloon at Sixth and Elm streets,
where 90 women were arrested. They
will be prosecuted in police court.
Chief Kiely received further orders,
commanding that the downtown dis
tricts be cleared OF that class of sa-
looms and tneir women patrons. The
order also commanded that gambling
mus, be ended in the city.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
FOLK OUT TO PURIFY ST. LOUIS

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. Is
Wine rooms and gambling resorts
must be closed in st. Louis" This is
the emphatic statement made by Gov.
Folk. Instructions already nave gone
forward to Chief Kiely, ordering him
to begin Immediately the work of re-
form. The governors instructions are
plain. No matter by whom the places
are run, he says, no influence must be
allowed, personal or otherwise, TO in
terfere in their closing.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30
THE RUsso.JAPAN WAR.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 28.-The
casualties in fighting at Sandepas.
south Of Mukden are forty-fve officers.
and one thousand men killed and
wounded. Russians captured hun
dred Japanese and much arms and
ammunition.
TOXIC, Jan. 2S.-The American
steamer Dollar, bound from san Fran
cisco for vladivostok with provisions
was captured by japanese.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-30

MOSCOW, Jan 2s.-The shops have
resumed work here. but new strikes
open up as fast as one is settled.
Twenty Thousand men went out today
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-02-25
THE AMERICAN OBJECTS
To Not Sending School Children
and a Military Establishment to
Attend the Presidents Inaugural

The Vicksburg American profess
to be much hurt because the Cover
nor refuses to send the military es-
adjustment and lot of silly school
children to the Washington Inaugural
tom The Governor does not want
TO go to Washington and he also
knows that he IS not wanted there; he
furthermore knows that the school
children should be in school where
they properly belong. 1t seems that
no matter what the Governor does or
does not do, he cannot please d set
fellows in Mississippi--and the North
but we do not think he will resign the
great office on this account. The
American should either consult ply
sician, or else come up to Greenwood
for few days and visit real live
city where we have more than one
thing to attract our attention -Green-
wood Commonwealth.