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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

New Orleans reported 50 new cases
OF yellow fever yesterday with two
deaths.
One jap was killed and another
badly injured at the Pueblo steel
works Monday.
The cities and valley OF San Lucas.
Old Mexico. are threatened by vol.
canlc eruptions
"Plunkitt Of Tammany Hail." in a
new book. gives rules of honest"
graft. He Is worth S2,000,00O.
Gen. Kazlof. new governor Of Mos.
COW. predicts 4 conflict in Russia be.
cause Of agitation for reforms.
noted English physician declares
beer drinking Is q great factor for the
good health OF the British public.
Crops are laid waste throughout
England and much suffering and loss
OF property are caused by storms.
New York insurance Investigators
find new fraud In the issuance OF
life policies To persons about to die.
Thebes Farthing. cashier Of bank
at Haubstadt. Ind. has fed. and
shortage of $500 has been discov.
cred.
Early apples shipped from Canon
City 70 Texas. Iowa and Nebraska
points brought an average of 10 cents
box.
Eddie Hanlon was given the deci.
cision at San Francisco last evening
over Willie Fitzgerald on foul in
The seventh round.
John Arbuckle. New York million.
aire, is to found an Institution 10 give
refuge to the decrepit old ana TO help
girls find husbands.
Boulder ID SO proud. Taking the
number Of names in the new city d.
rectory as a basis for the calculs lions,
its population is IL $50.
The inhabitants OF the tAlsnd OF Sa.
yaii Of the Samoan group are terror.
lied by volcanic eruptfons.
Or. ID. s. Wilson, founder Of the
Royal Arcsnum, fears the dissolution
versy over the advance in rates.
Fire Insurance companies reject
business at Nashville, Tenn, because
the state insurance commissioner re.
fuses to allow an increase In rates.
A Woodside. l.. l., woman while try.
Ing to gain entrance into her own
home was mistaken for a burglar and
seriously wounded by her husbands
friend.
One hundred and nine passenger
trains, hauling 7s1 coaches and carry
ing 1901 passengers, passed tnrongn
Pueblo bound for Denver Monday
This Ii going some.
The commercial value Of railways
operating IN the United States for the
year 1904. according to q bulletin is
sued by the department Of commerce
and labor. was I'll 1.244, 1885,, 900. Thi,
does not include the valuation Of Pull
man or private cars operated.
The Pullman company has just Ia
sued orders that hereafter no banner
will be allowed on the outside Of Pull
man cars. II is said that on severa
occasions banners have caught DR.,
and injured persons. the car compan.
being later sued for damagss.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07
RUSSIAN CRUISER WILL
LEAVE MARE ISLAND

VALLEJO. Calf, Sept 6.-The Rus.
sian converted cruiser Lena. interned
at Mare Island, leaves Saturday to dry
dock AT San Francisco II Ia expected
to sail for Vladivostock September 20.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07
kkABENsAUE MAKES
FLIGHT IN HIS AIRsHIP

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. S.-Roy
Rnabenshue made q ten.mile airship
flight over the city today, encircling
the dome Of the state capitol.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07
CHILD MURDERER
GETS LIFE SENTENCE

PADUCAH, KY, Sept 6.-Mrs.
Mary Brockwel! was sentenced to life
imprisonment today for killing her
three children by poison
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

In addition to above the Pratt Food Co. OF.
fers the following special prizes:
BEST display Of six more fowls. any
breed-Four pounds Pratts Poultry Food
2-Second best-Two pounds Pratt's Poultry
Food.
3-Third best-One pound Pratt's Poultry
Food.
BEST pair fowls any breed-Three pounds
Pratts Poultry Food
5-Second-Two pounds Pratts Poultry Food
6-Third-One pound Pratts Poultry Food
BEST display of piseons-Two pounds
Pratts Poultry Food
s-Second-One pound Pratt's Poultry Food
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

All entries for premiums must be true to
name. Must be three entries.
Class C.
No entrance fees Articles can be entered
for only one prize
Division l.
BEST display of fruit from La Plata county
grown by one person, not less than twenty
varieties--Grst $50. second SIS third, $40.
Three entries necessary.
BEST display of fruit from Montezuma val
ley grown by one person: not less than
twenty varieties-First, 500; second, s15;
third. $40 Three entries necessary.
3-Best display of fruit from San Juan valley,
n. NJ. grown by one person; not less than
twenty varieties-Frst. $50; second, SIS;
third $40. Three entries necessary.
Division 2.
BEST display of apples by
person, their own growing $500 $500
2-Best display of grapes by one
person, their growing .,,. 800 200
3-Best display of pears by one
person. their own growing ..,... 500 200
BEST plate grapes, any variety. 100 81
BEST plate apples. any variety. LOO 80
6-Best display peaches, any var. 100 30
BEST display apricots any var. 100 so
s--Best display plums, any variety 100 80
s--Best display of crab apples. 200 LOO
10--Best and largest collection of
pears, not less than Ave varieties 300 200
specimens ................... SIS soR
11-Best plates winter apples. 300 200
12-Best plate Jonathans. 5 specimens. 80. 90
1S--Best plate Ben Davis specimens. 200
14-Best plate Mo. pippins. specimens 200
l5-Best and largest display Bartlett
pears Observation-Disclosures. 400
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

The Herald presents today the premium list
arranged for the COlorado-New Mexico fair to
be held at Durango September 27 to 29 in
elusive While the list is not extensive in
detail as formerly the prizes will be found to
be larger and more commensurate of the ef'
fort of those who enter the contests
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

COMMITTEE
A. j. Chitwood j. w. Waters, j. W. Turner.
All articles entered for exhibition shall be
in the building Tuesday evening, September
90 Awards will be made Thursday Septem-
Der %.
Special prize of 500, SIS and $40 to each
county for the best and largest display of veg
etables from La Plata, Montezuma, Colorado,
and San Juan county, New Mexico.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

Strictly one price at Nathan's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07
Division 8.

Division 3.
1st, 2nd.
BEST and largest display house
plants not less than ten pots 200 $500
2-Best and most tastefully arraaE-
ed design of cut flowers s........ 500 200
Best and most tastefully srrans
ed bouquet ................... 100 so
BEST and largest collection cut
roses ..................... LOO so
5-Best and largest collection Of
pansies . .................... 100 so
6-Best and largest collection car
nations. ......................1 100 so
BEST and largest collection sweet
peas .................., loo .5s
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07
SWINE.

Al aIlIhaIs entered fGr eXh1bItion shAII be
in place not later than Tuesday. September 26,
at O'Clock p. m, and all animals entered for
prizes will be required to remain at the Fair
Grounds until Friday. September 29, at 6 D. m.
Judges in this department will begin making
the awards Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
All entries in this department will be required
to take part in the stock parade in front OF
the grand stand on two occasions time to be
designated by the superintendent
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

SECOND DAY. SEPTEMBER 2s. 1905.
1st. 2nd. ard.
X mile running .......,....s rs S25 SIS
Harness race, mile, free for all
pace or trot two best ont of
mile novelty race, money at each quarter
lst quarter, $25, End. half $780, 3rd thsee.
quarters, $25: Ath., mile, $40
bS mile Indian buck race e.............1l5
~ mile lhdian squaw race.............4l SIS
2R mile indian relay race, to include i've
horses. change each half mile . $50
Chicken pulling and other Indian sports
same day.
THIRD DAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1905.
list. 2nd. 3rd.
II mile running and repeat SIS S35 SIC
= mile running ............... rs 35 16
o mile cowboy relay race change
horses each mile rider and
saddle to weigh not less than
l55 lbs. strictly COW and sad
die horse race, horses
barred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 40 15
~ mile harness race two out of
three. matinee owners to drive
free for all, pace or trotw w so 80 20
Five per cent entrance in all running and
harness events
Five per cent additional from money win,
ners. except Indian races and no antrancs
charged for them
rour TO enter and three to start In all events
western Jockey club rules to govern all
running races as near as applicable
"eight In 2-year-old colt race to be decided
by the majority OF persons who enter same.
All entrance in races shall be made by s:3C
p. m. day before the race
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

RACE PROGRAM.
COMMITTEE
J. w. Waters, j. w. Morgan Link Gray
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

subssrib. for rss Hsra,A
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07
TELEGRAPHiC
AND GENERAL
NEWS ITEMS

New Orleans reported 50 new cases
OF yellow fever yesterday with two
deaths.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-07

The Pullman company has just il.
sued orders that hereafter no banners
will be allowed on the outside Of Pull.
man cars. II is said that on several
occasions banners have caught nre
and injured persons. the car company
being later sued for damagss.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19
Winter in Cuba

Havana is delightful resort and
easily reached The S. S. Saratoga
the largest and most palatial on the
Gulf-sails from Mobile at 2 p. m.
every Tuesday and makes the run to
Havana in forty hours. The Mobile
and Ohio railroad offers excellent serv-
ice to MOtne. Write Jno. M. Beall,
General Passenger Agent, M. & O. r.
R., st. Louis. for all information.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19
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Col E. B. Spileman, 9th United States Regu.
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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19
TEXAS FRUIT LANDS
Prodsee Early Crops Which Bring Fancy Prices

In Texas they begin shipping berries
in April, tomatoes In May, peaches IN
june, bringing fancy prices up north
The growing season is much longer
than In the north-a chance to make
two and three crops. reducing the ex-
pense OF getting through" the winter.
Fruit and truck lands along the Cot
ton Belt Route are very cheap as yet
$40 TO $15 an acre unimprOvcd. When
put to orchard or truck they can be
made to yield 500 to 5000 per acre
and more.
Besides, it's an ideal climate-no
long, cold winters. Write for booklet
on fruit and truck growing
e. w. La BEAUME. G. p. and 7. A.,
Cotton Belt Route. st. Louis. Mo-
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19
1.-THE History q New Zealand.

New Zealand is the most interesting
corner Of the civilized world today.
The Story of New Zealand presents
a remarkable record of advance in
democratic government and industrial
harmony. Industrial arbitration is of
the highest Importance, and New Zea-
lands success deserves earnest atten-
ton. Whatever may be thought of any
specific measure adopted in New Zea-
land, or its applicability to this coun-
try. there can be no question that the
story Of New Zealand's progress con-
tains much that is worthy the careful
consideration of our people.
The Independent is prepared to fur
nish this valuable history to it's read
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

ers at the popular price Of rs enRN
copy paper bound. 1t Is the bel
vestment for reading matter al
can make. Send Is cents In 81 pal
currency today for 4 copy ar ,
you have read 1t loan 1t TO you'd d,
Dor. 1t will do much for the a !,
reform.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

The Smoot Mormon hearings have
been going on at Washington. The
only thing of interest was the abso-
lutte refusal of several witnesses to re-
veal the secrets of the endowment
house where the oaths are administered
and the plural marriages are solemn
lied.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

gives some idea how this legislature
will economic. Fifty thousand of that
is straight graft. There is no reason
why the legislature should spend such
enormous amounts for themselves and
their retainers.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

rates and rebates, was so silly that
The Independent did not even men
ton the matter. Every man who had
the slightest knowledge concerning
how the legislature was elected and
how Burkett came to be endorsed for
senator only smiled at the discussion.
The facts were that one or two men
had grievance against Burkett and
were permitted by the railroads to ex-
plot it, they ueeming that. such exploit
tation would in some degree take off
the rawness of the proposition of elect
ing Burkett and at the same time pre-
tending to back up the president in
demanding that the interstate COM
merce commission should have power
to fix rates and stop determinations
Burkett will take his position In the
Ss;i -ssisls
railroad senator's as Elkins and Depew.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

That the National City bank of New
York is run by Rockefeller, Rogers and
Stillman without any regard to the
national banking law has long been
known by men familiar with Wall
street affairs. II any ordinary banker
would do the things that are done
every day in that bank, he would GER
tainly land in the penitentiary But
no federal pros scuting attorney dare
bring charge against the combination
of wealth. Lately one Of their trans
actions hes hacoros TRANSPARENCY
was a criminal transaction and if the
law was enforced it would land this
crowd Of big bugs in jail. There is
not even suggestion made that the
law should be enforced. In a piratical
swindling scheme the National City
bank lent the firm of Munroe & Munroe
$4,000 day, day after day, without
any security at all. II any other bank
!er would take 100000 Of his depositors
money and give it out in that way he
s11Io11ld land in q cell as soon as the fact
was known. Not with Rockufeffef,
Stillman and Rogers. They are SUI
perior to all law. And there are men
who think that this government can
endure under sucn administration Of
the law as that.
In one Of his recent public state
ments, Tom Lawson reiterates some,
thing that has been said great many
times in The Independent The fol-
lowing statement will be recognized
Immediately by any Of the regular
readers of this paper: The people Of
this country have over ST. 200, 100000
in the national ard savings banks
trust and insurance companies. There
is but little over s2,0O0,0OO,00O in
existence in this country. The people
have right 70 gar their 81 900, 900 900
whenever they ask for it. It stands to
reason That il thsy asked for it there
would be great disaster in this coun-
try"
The great lot of talk in some of the
papers about the legislature not voting
for Burkett for senator because he was
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

The great lot of talk in some of the
papers about the legislature not voting
for Burkett for senator because he was
not to be relied upon as a fighter
against railroad domination, high
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

Among the railroad senators recent,
nv elected Is F'lint of California. He
belongs to the Southern Pacific.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

The blistering sarcasm that has been
poured out on New York city. be-
cause $4,000 school children 60 hungry
to school every morning in that city
OF millionaires,, has spurred some Of
their subsidized organs to deny the
statement. That will not help the mat
ter IN the least. The hungry little
children are to b seen everywhere by
the occupants OF the $4,000 automo-
biles as they 80 dashing through the
streets. as well as BY the school teach
ers who have made the reports.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

All those persons who have been in
Washington trying to get congress to
do something" toward stopping re-
bates and regulating rates declare
most emphatically that the senate COM
mittee is working to effectually block
all legislation along thst line. The
last evidence given was to the effect
that the Steel trust is given rate
80 1-3 per cent less on foreign ship
ments than independent companies.
Teddy, where's that big stick? !?
The Atlanta Constitution says:
Theodore Roosevelt may be the next
populist candidate for president" He
will have to WELD that big stick good
deal more effectively than he has yet
before he gets the full measure of
populist confidence.
in the two houses of the Missouri leg
islature Neidringhaus had majority
and everyone supposed that he was
elected, but when the joint session
came, seven republicans bolted and at
this writing it looks as II he might be
defeated. There is fierce fight be-
tween Neidringhaus and Kerens, and
the Missouri legislature may go into a
II acas such as the Nebraska legisla-
ture INDUCED in two years ago. The
situation has all the signs of long
contested fight for the spoils.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

|! Something seems to be creating a
disturbance in the democratic party In
Maryland. A large number Of demo-
Gratis met at Kinsington last week, de-
nounced the last st. Louis convention,
re-endorsed the Chicago and Kansas
City platforms and then resolved that
they would form q new party and call
it the Jeffersonian party SO that here
after they could have genuine demo-
cratic party, the announcement of its
name being sure indication Of its
principles
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
Friend Of Heney's.

Portland, Dec. i.--william e. bristol,
appointed by the President to succeed
franci, J. Heney. IA United State. at
toney Tor the Distrir, of Oregon. Is u
mnn ol high standing in the legal pro
ie~~ion in this state lie was great
friend Of Hcney'- during the htcr's 80
journ in this state .. the government
prosecutor of the land fraud cases. and
indeed. i man Of much the same
character being forceful. well yerscd
In the profession. ferles- and indie
pendent. Bristol Is a Republican but Is
member Of no faction or particular
political clique. He Is comparatively
little known outside Of the profession,
lie is about 81 years Of age,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
>>~>><<<>>>>>>>>,
BOARD OF HEALTH RESENTS
INsUATI0NS AND RESIGNS
Governor OF Louisiana Insists on Grand
Jury Investigation Regarding
Spread Of the Fever.

New Orleans. dec. THE Louisiana
State BoaBi Of Health, DIR. Edmund
Soucher. president, resigned In n body
last night and the resignation, Of the
entire body were forwarded 10 Baton
Rouge.
This action was precipiiatsd by n
persistent intimation Of Governor Blan'
cllard that he wanted an investigation
as To how yellow fever got into louis
lana and who was responsible and by
hls last action of calling uFon the
grand jury Of Orleans pari~' to in
vestimt.
Although the reeigna,ion Of CERTAIN
members of the board has ben rnmor'
ed. II Is said the grand jury Is what In
censcd the members
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02

ST. Petersburg, Dec. 1.-The follow.
ing dispatch from Vice Admiral Chouk
min. at Scbastopol, dated November 30,
was given out tonight;
"The rvolutioni.ts count on complete
success. assuring the sailors and sol
dierS they could remain loyal servants
Of the emperor, while presenting their
demands. thai |, was not necessary for
them 10 ue violence. BY acting 10.
gether, they were told they could not
fail TO succeed
"0nly the ring leaders were acquaint-
oi with the real objects Of the putting
forth Of economic pretexts on the ser.
vice basis, the majority Of the men be-
lieying that arms would not be employ.
ed.
THE crews on board the ships ne.
mained loyal. Terrorism. including
,hrcats OF death were used 10 force
the workmen Of the port to strike.
The tempest of war has ceased, but
not that of revolution. The Russian
people are being led uncomprehesive-
ly into civil war and self destruction
General Baron Meller Cakomelskie,
commander Of the Seventh Army Corps
at Sebestopol telegraphed the follow
ing:
"The armed revolt has ceased. All
the troops behaved brilliantly perform.
ing their difficult duty deyoutedly.
Number Of prisoners exceeds 1000.
Great excitement prevails among
the inhabitants, especially among the
Jewish element, whom the revolution.
ary officers insulted and threatened.
The conduct of the Bre,t regiment in
the capture of the marine barracks was
ireproachablc, ~ also was the service
rendered by the Bielstok regiment, the
fortress artillery and other troops"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
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POSSES SEARCH FOR NEGRO
WHO MURDERED WHITE MAN
Negro Insulted White Woman and Shot
and Killed the Man Who At
tempted to Arrest Him.

Kosciu-ko, Miss, Dee. POSES Of
armed citizens are searching the woods
in this vicinity in an effort TO capture
Rufus Clsley, negro who shot and
killed Lucius Love, prominent planter
of Sprocks, OF thi- county, yester-
day. while the latter and several 9th
ers, were endeavoring to place him
under arrest. Cusley was charged with
having written an insulting letter to a
white woman.
Bob Kennedy, colorei, was found
dead four miles from the scene OF the
killing yesterday. Negroes living in the
house with Kennedy say he was killed
by a crowd who came to search the
building. Kennedy was running away
from the house when shot