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New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. William de la Roche Anderson
have returned to their country place at Painfed.
N j. after visit to Mrs Anderson's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Olyphant. at Marion Mass.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
AN END OF DANCING.

Time was, few brief lustres back
When in, in the many damsel'd dance.
Ere / had grown supine and slack
1t my purest joy to prance
The whole night long,
Returning with the milkman's matin song.
My waist was relatively SLIM
And to the waltZ's amorous flow
None brought lustier turn Of limb,
A lighter more fantastic. toe:
Merely to sit and watch my mobile feet
But now the jumping movement jars
Upon a frame maturely stout;
And when I've borne a dozen bars
I wheeze; 1 puff;
tell my partner l have had enough.
And while undergo repair,
And And t:aif she impatient pate PAWS PAYS the ground
Why should go careering round,
Hustled and hot,
And talking unimaginable rot?
Dear Joan contemporary aame)
Is a fixture by the WALL
And Joan the Second, with the same
Red hair that held my heart in thrall,
Inherited her mothers taste for me!
Such, roughly be the reasons why
At 10 D. m. repete with food,
Wssn Bsrays 9sr the pPs mY MOOD eye
1 lOathe to rise
And irk myself with chorfc exercise.
All. ladies. you whose halls of light
Lament the dearth of darcing males.
Have pity! Though my heart is right,
Think Of the solid flesh that quails
Ask more
To pound with ponderous foot the shining floor!
And you Terpsichore. the
wooed the most Of all the Nine
Now that my palmy days done,
Now ere my dropping powers decline
BY further slumps-
To YOU | dedicate these pious pumps!
Punch
a man who was easily satisfied with something
Ise just as good" went into Emporia Kan)
rug store the other day and asked for some whs-
ey for stomachache. When he refused. he
aid "Oh. well. give Ice cream soda
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Miss Mary Hartman. who has been staying at
southampton, Long Island. has returned 70 the
country place of her parents at Arden. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Colonel Franklin Bartlett has announced his re
trement from the command OF the I'D Regiment
New-YOrk National Guard. He states THAI this
is rendered imperative by business interests
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

The marriage of Miss Mildred Barclay. daughter
OF Mrs. Henry A. Barclay to S. Oakley Van der
Poel will take place in September at the Dunes
Church. Southampton.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
EARLY RISING.

Oh, the joy of early rising!
There is nothing to compare
With the fine eXhiiaration
OF the joyous morning air
And if you chance TO oversleep,
The air still bids you thrive
''ris just as fresh at nine or ten
AS twas at four or five
Oh, the splendOr OF the sunshine
AS it rises in the east
And the sweetness of the clover
When the bees prepare to feast
But there's this consolation for
The man who rises late:
The sun is just as bright at twelve
AS e'er il was at eight.
Now. nature has provided
By dispensatior kind
That any hour seems early
To the slothfuIy inclined
oh, the JOY of early rising,
II is ali the more boon
Because it's ready for us
any time from five till noon
-(W9ShiuptOn Sta
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Sir Percy Sanderson, X. c. NJ. c.. his Britannia
majesty's consul general I'm New-YOrk. VIII sail
tomorrow for England on leave OF absence.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

The Japanese army is reported to be energetic
ally advancing in Manchuria. General Linevitch
is apparently Turing them on"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

One of the policemen who stand on downtown
corners of Kansas City, according to THE Times"
of that place. that countryman approached
him and said:
I'm lookin for my cousin. Thought p'raps you
cud tell where to find him. I don't know where
he lives what he does
What's his name?" asked the policeman
Smith"
Stand over there on the and honer
Smith, " said the officer. Maybe he'll be In the
crowd that answers
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

The marriage of Miss Greta Pomeroy and Philip
Allen Clark will take place at Newport tomorrow.
The wedding reception will be followed by the first
run of the season Of the Monmouth County Hunt,
under the mastership of P. F. Collier, the meet
taking place at Alfred G. VanderbiIt's farm.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Sir William Mulock in a speech the other day
at the meeting of the British Empire League in
London Canada. said the twentieth century be-
!onged to Canada. Sir William omitted to state
when or how Canada acquired title
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

French historians must feel somewhat uneasy
over recent case in the Paris courts NJ de
Bertier de SauviSny hrs brought suit against Ar
mand Dayot for alleged defamation of his grand
father. Berter de Sauvigny in his Illustrated his
tory OF France, in which the said grandfather is
pictured hanging from Iamppost with the rome
around his neck while the text says he deserved
his fate
Families supplied-Auntie ,to her young niece,
Guess what ! know Mary-theres little baby
hfotneT upstairs, He this morning when Won
We're asleep Mary-"Did he? Then / know VINO
brought hint was the ml5man." What do
you mean, Mary? Why. l looked at the sign on
his cart yesterday. and II said Families supplied
daily - (Harper's Weekly
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Caesar saving his Commentaries at the risk
of his life added TO his fame by the exploit
and Professor Hough saving, at similar risk,
his records of Jupiter shows that an astrono-
mer he a hustler also
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

There is no open door for China TO the peace
conference.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
Stub t~elegraficZny

zawarty zosta} naturalnie -
W Ameryce. Narzeczony znaj-
dowa} sic W Wyoming a ma
rzeczona W jednej z miejsco-
wosei opoda} Kentucky. Ka-
ida re stron zjawi1a sic W u
rzedzie telegraficznym W to-
warzystwie postora i dw6ch
6wiadk6w, wymieniajac 3D.
powiednio formy obrzedowe
"a pomoca telegraph. Narze-
czony jest zo}nierzem, kt6ry
uzy{ tax niezwyk}ego sposo-
bu, ably po}aczyc sic z uko-
chana z powodu niemoznos-
ci o%trzymania urlopu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
w pewnej Wsi

zaszed} ciekawy ~wypadek gu
sci i zabobon6w. Pewnemu
%hodowcowy drobiu W sku-
tex grasujacej wSr6d ptactwa
cholery. Handlarz W strapie-
niu SVEN postanowi} zawez~
wac pomocy tax zwa-
nej madrej. Ia o~czywiscie W
pierwszej zaraz chwili odga-
d&a re dr6b, przedewszystkiem
zaS gesi, kt6rych zapad}o mai
wiecej, zosta} oczarowany.
Celem odpedzenia czar6w,
rozkaza}a dostawic koci6} do
prania bielizny. Pod kot1em
pomieszczono chory dr6b,
r6wnoczesnie zas kazano z
ca}ej silly " koci6} bic. Gesi
co prawda zostaly og}uszone,
zdech}y jednak mimo tego
wkr6tce. Powyzszy Wypa-
dek 6wiadczy, ze i w6r6d
Niemc6w jest jeszcze DUO
ludu ciemnego i gazetom ME-
mieckim, kt6re nieraz pisa
O nizkim stanie kultury
wsr6d ludu polskiego, radzi-
my, azeby ME zapomina1y
takze O ciemnocie wsr6d III:
du niemieckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
DIVA %pogrzeby.

Zabitych W Warszawie przez
rozszala}e mordem so}dactwo
moskiewskie ~przewozono W
liczbie 9 O godzinie pol do
6 rano. Byli to spokojni
mieszka6cy kt6rych tax ciez-
ko poraniono, re zmarli W
6pitalu Dzieciatku Jezus. Po-
ch6d pogrzebowy odby} sic
prey eskorcie kozak6w przez
Krakowskie Przedmiescie ma
cmentarz W Brudnie. Me by
10 ami krzyza, ami ksiedza
towarzyszacego - i wrzuco-
no trumny do do}u jak po-
gahskie. - Natomiast "a
s}uzonemu W brutalnosci i
zdziczeniu rewirowemu poll
cyantowi, stojkowemu / ko~
zakowi, prawos}awnym, wy
%prawiono obrzed pogrzebowy
z asystencya pop6w i wszel-
ka pompa prawos}awna. By
}y j kwiaty i spiewy i wszel-
ka porada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
O chOrObie

zwanej tezcem karku (me-
ningitis epidemica) podaje
radzca lekarski DIR, Kirchner
nastepujace w~iadomo6ci, kt6-
rych nabral PREY badaniu 2
polecenia rzadu ma slazku.
Poczatek choroby jest prawie
nag}ym, rozpoczzylna sic DIRE
.szczem. Goraczka cia}a do
.chodzi do Al stopni, niekie-
sdy wy,iz.e,jj ! zja .''gh' Al sis . Wo,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
SmiertelnOsc w Europe.

OllllCl UOAAAOoC " 1UAA VPAOs
Posr6d normalnych wa
runk6w umiera W Europe
ma .rok 10 do II milion6w
]udzi, mniej wiecej q ma
100. Najwieksza liczba zgo-
now przypada ma pierwszy
rok zycia, a mianowicie $50
ma 1000. - Najwieksza licz-
be zgon6w wykazuje Rosya,
gdyz IS ma 1000, potem ida
Wegry 80 ma 1000, Austrya
W}ochy i Hiszpania 81 ma
1000 Niemcy % ma 1000,
Francya % ma 1000, Szwajca-
rya FL ma 1000, - Anglia 20
ma 1000, - Szwecya i Nor
wegia tylko II ma 1000.
w Skandynawii 6miertelno6c
posr6d %niemowlat W pierw-
roku zycia jest take mniej-
sza, wynosi BOWEN 103 ma
1000, W Anglii zas 104 ma
! 1000. Potem przychodzi Fran
eva 100, Hiszpania i Portu-
gala 1870, W}ochy 1874, Szwaj-
carya 1874, Niemcy, Austrya
| i Wegry oko}o 240,. wreszcie
Rosya 800 ma 1000. Liczba
starc6w ponad 70 lat W sto-
sunku do ludnosci jest mai
wieksza we Francyi, wynosi
oowiem A ma 1000, poczem
idzie Norwegia 40, Szwecya
33, Wlochy 81 Swajcarya
40, Anglia ~, Niemcy 26,
Hiszpania "a, Austrya %,
Wegry Is. Przecietny wick
.ludzi we wszystkich krajach
Eau:ropy przed[s,1tawia mala
r6zlnl,iicee, miant1owii'c,ie 80 Do
ia lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
Walka z ~n1edzWiedZiam1

Walka z niedzWiedzfamf.
Pisma niemieckie opowia-
|daja 0 .niezwyk}ym orygina-
|le, Junle Kugler, Niemcu,
zamieszkalym " okolicy Ty-
flisu. Syn bogatych przemy-
slowc6w i spadkobierca O.
gromnej postawy j nadludz-
kiej silly, cd dziecka odzna-
cza} sic popedem do samo-
'tno6ci. Jedyna jego rozryw-
ka bv}o mocowanie sic z ST.
4aczami, gdy jednak doszed{
do rs roku zycia, by} tax
silnym, il najs}y11niejsi mo-
carze uginali sic pod naci-
skiem jego RAMON. Propozy-
eye p~opisywania sic publicz-
ME stale odrzuca}, wreszcie
osiad} W Tyflisie, gdzie ma
by} posiad}osc i s%prowadza} Z
roznlaitych stron niedzwie-
die, kt6re tresowa}, a row..
noczeSnie mocowa} sic z ME
mi. z zapas6w tych zazwyczaj
wychodzi} zwyciezca. Trwa}o
to lata Gale. z biegiem CA
su Kugler zacza} pic i roz-
pajac swoje niedzwiedzie. ME-
dawno temu popijanemu
wszcza} wake z niedzwie-
dziem r6wniez pijanym. lynn
razem zapasy sko6czy}y sic
fatalnie. Rozwscieczone zwie-
re ~przemog}o op6r %olbrzyma;
Kugler pad} ma ziemie, niedz-
wiedz zas pogruchota} mu
ko6ci, zdar} sk6re z g}owy,
wreszcie poszarpa} go ma ka-
wa}ki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
900
9 CIEKAWE RZECZY.

Wygran1e meza w lOteryf.

Wygran1e meza W lOteryf.
Pismo brooklyn Eagle"
pisze. Pewne stowarzyszenie
W miescie Kansas W Anne
ryce og}osi}o, re pierwsza wy
grana W loteryi,. urzadzonej
przez towarzystwo, bedzie
piekny m}odzieniec, kt6rego
pomieszczono tez w6r6d wy
granych.
Szczesliwa w~ygrywajaca
by}a niejaka parma Knoche,
kt6ra wsr6d burzliwej we
solosci %dopomnia}a sic o swa
wygrana. M}oda para podo'
ba}a sic sobie nawzajem, DO
mic ME mia}a przeciwko po-
wszechnie wyrazonemu zy-
czeniu dozgonnego po}acze-'
MIA sic slubem ma}ze6skim.
Zachecone tax znakomitem
powodzeniem postanowi1o
stowarzyszenie W przysz1e]
loteryj wylosowac ma pier
wszem miejscu nadobna ME
Waste.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

nifty. Tetno serca dochodzj
do 100 uderze6 ma minute,
Nastaje b6l ;glowy, a mics.
ME tezeja. Glory tract PREY
tomno6c umys}u, kurczy sic
W ty} i kark zaczyna tezet
nastepuja zawroty g}owy
wielki mimowolny krzyk.
Choroba trivia 8 do 10 tygo-
dni W przypadku pomyslnym,
ale jeszcze czas niejaki ma
chory wzrok prrzytepiony i
jest g}uchym. Smierc juz ME
raz nastepuje pc 2 dniach, a
nawet W kilku godzinach,
przez paraliz serca. So PREY:
padki u dzieci, W kt6rych o.
ne pozostaja UNEMPLOYMENT i
cierpiacymi ma kurcze cpl
leptyczne. Choroba ia ME
jest og6lnie 6miertelna -
MONA ia wyleczyc. Ma Slas-
ku %pr6bowano ze skutkiem
nak}ucia ma %ledzwiach. Ia
pomoca sikawki ssacej wy
dobywa sic kana}u krego-
wego nieco ropnego p}ynu,
uciska m6zg i rdze6 pacie-
rzowy. W razie potrzeby po-
wtarza sic kilkakrotnie.
Sprawca choroby So drobno-
ustroje (mikrokoki), kt6re
przenosza sic z osoby ma o.
sobe. Ckoroba ia jest jed
make malo zarazliwa, DO W
lazaretach personal, obslugu-
jacy chorych, ME ulega tejze.
Rzadko W kt6rej rodzinie
zdarza sic kilka podobnych
przypadk6w choroby. Pro-
fesor Lingelsheim stwierdzi}
zarodki tel choroby W nosie i
gardle u os6b z%drowych, ota-
czajacych chorego. - Choro-
by przenosza osoby przyby}e
z okolicy W kt6rych ona sic
objawi1a. G}6wnym warun-
klein uchronienia sic jest
dba}osc o nies}ychana czy-
stosc cia1a, ubioru i pomie'
szkania, W kt6rem okna cze-
sto nalezy otwierac. DR.. Kir-
elmer os}abia obawy zaraze-
MIA sic ia choroba, dodajac,
re daleko wiecej zarazliwemi
So szkarlatyna, odra i su-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
NlebezpleczenstW -zagraza:

Choragiew czerwona sratnika kolejowego zwiastujaca. massyniseie POI
cieku zmycie i zerwanie toru kolejowego ME mnie psawdswym jest
zwiastunem niebezbiecsenstwa zagrasajacego, jak niekt6re symptoms
ia uczucia ukazuiace sig odczu~ ane " cele ludzklm. Bolesci lime
utrapiena wskssuia se zdrowia i ayoiu czlowieka grozi >niebezpiecseh-
stwo. Zadanie serca ma TEN polega, ably doprowadzit krew do ka9dej
czedoi cia3a. Gdyby SERGE n kilka civil tylko bye przesno, smmrt
by nastepifa. To4 to w}a6nie zda1za sic, gdy kto pada trupen n a m'ej-
uiarze. a'bo porazenlu serca", ktory sic sdarzy} skutkiem wady serco~
wei. Jezeli serce vase bie nieregularnie, jezei przeskoczy ]edno ude~
rzenie. a uastepnie bile 2 trudnosq tylko niepokojem. to. naioczy~
wistszy znak, to Signal gre zny, &c SERGE vase jet zagrozone, re ne~
bezpiec zenstwo wan zagraza. @ ~
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16
W. r. C. AND G. A. r.
install OFFICERS

The woman's Relief Corps and the
G. A. r. held their joint installation
last night An entertaining little pro.
gram was rendered and after the in
stallation ceremonies a lunch was
served by the women. The following
officers were installed by the w. X
c.:
Mrs II. w Hansen, president;
Mrs. C. E. Dudley. sec'y; Mrs. Bal
lard. conductor; Mrs. w. II. LaCount
Treasurer; Mrs. Davis, musician.
The following officers were instlled
by the G. A. r.:
L. s. Barnes. post commander. w
II. La Count. senior vice commender
S. G. Lohr. junior vice commander
VIM. p. Vale. quartermaster; Johr
Warner, chaplain; r. b. Whitaker
adjutant; w. C. Davidson, officer ot
the day; w. S. Morris. sergeant; jos
Dobbins. officer of the guard. John w
Wingate. sergeant major; w T. Kirk
patrick. quartermsster sergeant.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

Christmas today In his Christmas
sermon the metropolitan of St. Peters.
burg addressed the royal family and
urged peace for the world. Turning
to the emperor he said: Your I'm,
perial Majesty. may God grant that
the present war will end soon. Above
all may God grant that the angelic
message of peace sink deeper into
the hearts OF men and chat strife may
soon and forever be on earth
TOXIC. Jan. 12.-Permission was
thur. of the United States army. with
one aide to accompany Field Marshal
Oyama's army.
SUEZ, Jan. 12.-Three more Rus
sian torpedo boats arrived today. max
ing seven now in port
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. l3.-The
anti-war feeling in Russia is now
stronger than any time heretofore.
The effect of the fall of Port Arthur
is just beginning to be felt in the in
terror OF the empire. Dissatisfaction
with the autocratic form OF govern
ment is taking most pronounced
forms, In southern provinces there
have been five political assassina-
tions within the past two weeks Hope
that reforms demanded by the Zem-
stvos will be granted has now given
way TO the belief that nothing will
be done.
The authorities are now drawing
the reins tighter over popular gather
ings. The Odessa literary society was
dispersed by the police because they
discussed politics. Delegates to Con
gress Of natural science teachers at
Kieff were forced into the streets
by police with drawn swords because
they sympathzed with the reform
movement
TOXIC. Jan. l3-The British steam.
en- Roseley. with coal for vladivos.
tok, was siezed as prize OF war by
the cruiser Tolliwa
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16
ROAD ovERsEERs APPOINTED
BY COMMISSIONERS

The county commissioners expect
To wind up the business before them
at the present session this afternoon.
The appropriations passed by them
is changed In some respects from
that which the former board passed
but which was not recorded. The
latter appropriation totals up a little
over 800 less than the former
The greatest change is that the
district court was cut down 11,vvv
the county clerk about 500 and a
contingent fund Of 32.500 was Great
ed. The old board did not provide any
contingent fund.
The following road overseers were
appointed:
District No. /, Robert McCaleb: No
2, w. A. OBrien; No. 8. Tobe Apper
son; No. 4. w. l.. Chelf: No S. G. Il
Love; No. 8. William Young; No. 7
A. E Knapp.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16
THE ELks' SMOKER.

The Elks' smoker last night was {
very enjoyable affair, quite an inte.'
esting program having been rendered
Al -nur Robin was tl;S member initIa
ted, and he is considerably wiser
today than he was yesterday. Their
was large attendance, both OF home
members and visitors. number oi
Elks being present from Silverton.
The following program was render
ed:
Violin Duet.
Drs. Stilnans and McCanna
Vocal Solo.
Thomas Newnham
Guitar and Mandolin duett,
Edwards and Lockett.
Comic Songs,
Edwards, Lockett and Brown
Buck and Wing dancing,
VIM. Edwards.
Clog Dapcing-"Mobile Buck"
Dick Brown.
Brass Band Quartette,
Kettewell, Ferris. Richey and Con
ner.
Preliminary Sparing Contest.
q rounds
Starr Brothers.
(6 round bout
Block Adder, of Saginaw,
Mulligan. of Telluride
Entertainment in charge of Matt
Harrington, chairman, assisted by
Frank Conner and Jack Redman,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

also determination to be honest,
There is going to be no jumping at
conclusions. The Republicans declare
all they intend doing is simply jus.
tice and Adams will not be counted
out unless the ballot boxes prompt
such action, The voters of the state.
therefore. need not fear that the will
oil the people is not going to prevail.
All are advised to simply keen their
temper and promise themselves 10
abide by the honest result. R
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16
FIRE WRECKS MINE BUILDINGS.

special from Silverton to the
Denver Times. dated Jan. 10. says;
Fire last night at the Sunlight mine,
in the Animas Forks district. destroy
ed the blacksmith shop and engine
house, together with a gasoline en-
gine. electric dynamo tools and other
small machinery. The Are started
from the explosion Of a gasoline can
in the engine room The building and
contents were total loss, which fOots
up to $1,000, with half that amount Of
insurance The Are will probably cause
the closing Of the mine for some time,
although that will not be definitely
decided upon till Manager Barton
who is now in the east. has been
heard from. 1t was the intention d
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

ses OF making tests, raising some
beets this season, etc. The matter
will probably be referred to the board
OF trade to take such action as is
| considered best
The Southern going from here to
Telluride yesterday. did not reach
there till 9 O'Clock this morning. hsv-
ing had mighty hard trip
| w. A. Reese. who has been i'll at
his home the past week or more, was
down town little while today Just
got so tired staying in the house he
couldn't stand 1t any longer
Southern train reported on time
| tonight and eastern has not yet got
| across Cumbres pass. The train
bound for Silverton this morning ar
rived there on time and expected TO
return on time this evening,
his sawmill He is rustling some ex
ira loggers to take back with him so
he can lay in a big supply of logs
while the snow is good for shedding
Ouray reports many slides running
In the Mount Snefiles section. One
slide yesterday Just touched the lead
ers of a six-horse team, and another
the road
Mrs. Pullford announces that ac-
cording to custom the regular Office
days OF her Office will be Fridays and
Saturdays. OF course she will be at
her office on other days when she is
in town, but will make ii point TO
have the office open on those days.
timing her visits to rural schools so
as to not conflict with those dates.
The new directors of the board of
trade were elected last night The fol
lowing names were chosen: C. H.
Herr A. p. Camp. Dan MacLean, r.
E Sloan. b. w. Ritter, Harry Jackson
b. n. Freeman. l.. C. Jakway and j
l.. Parsons. This is a thoroughly rep
member being thoroughly alive to the
business interests which they are
pledged to further, 1t is composed OF
men every one OF whom has been sue
cessful in business. and not more
representative board could have been
chosen. Their efforts for the upbuild.
ing OF Durango and surrounding ter
ritory cannot fail OF beneficial re-
suits
Word reached Durango this after
noon of snowslide carrying the
Small Hopes boarding house away
above La Plata City Wednesday even
ing and killing Jack Walker "a miner
and seriously injuring Ed Baker. the
foreman. The news Of the accident
only reached La Plata City this after
noon, no stages having been running
between there and Hesperus the last
three days. The parties bringing the
news to Hesperus went on snowshoes,
The rest of the inmates of the board
ing house escaped uninjured. The ma
ture or extent of Mr. Bakers inJur-
les Is not known at this writing. Mrs.
Ed. Davis of Durango. was notified
that her husband, who was working
there. escaped uninjured. The men
are expected to arrive in Durango on
the Southern tonight.
The Small Hopes mine was run by
the Empire Gold Mining company
and twelve or thirteen men were en-
ployed. 1t is not known how the rest
escaped. The mine was located about
three miles above La Plata City and
was thought to be in a safe place
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

the management to continue opera
tons all winter Twenty men have
been employed on the property.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16
THE Russo.JAPAN WAN.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 1.-THE
people are celebrating the Russian
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

The morning train for Silverton ar
rived there at 1:30 this afternoon. en-
countering one small slide.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

The Southern going from here to
Telluride yesterday, did not reach
there till O'Clock this morning. hay
ing had mighty hard trip
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

ses of making tests. raising some
b,aets this season, etc. The matter
will probably be referred to the board
OF trade to take such action as is
considered best
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

w. A Reese. who has been Ill at
his home the past week or more, was
down town a little while today Just
got so tired staying in the house he
couldn't stand 1t any longer,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16
From Thursdays Daily:

Ihe street cars were kept running
all last night to keep the track clear.
o. S, Galbreath. Jr. returned to Jua-
nita this morning after a short visit
here.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

Mrs. j. A. Durham and son are ex
pected TO return tonight from Gorin
Mo-. where they have put in the pas,
few months
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

terday. though scarcely able to be out.
This is the first time he has been out
since he was beaten up by the holdup.
1t will be some time before he is him
self again
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

Mrs. l.. C. Jakway and Mrs. vii.
liam Crooke are home from Lake iCty,
where they went to attend the funeral
of their father, F. NJ Mendenhall
Mrs. Crooke will remain here few
days before going on TO her home In
Silverton. They came in over the
Southern.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

No train is expected from the east
tonight. the train from Alamosa not
having reached Cumbres pass at this
writing
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

Ineo Gabrowsky and his friend
Henry Gotter of Denver, pulled out on
the morning train for Silverton.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

G. d. Hazard the Denver mining
man, is stopping at the Palace wait,
ing for the storm king to take layoff
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Paul A. Larsh is a visitor from Rico.
]. A. Pulliam was passenger for
Pagosa Springs this morning on legal
business.
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George A. Slough and G. w Frank
lin last night renewed their member
ship in the board of trade.