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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
MERCY HOSPITAL.

The Sisters of Mercy, of Mercy hos
lital, will open training school for
lurses about the first of October. 1t
viii embrace a three-years' course OF
borough instruction in medical, sur
,ical and obstetrical nursing.
Lectures will be given regularly b!
D he doctors of the hospital stan and
examination held annually Success
nj students will be entitled to a di
lloma. which will be presented aftei
completing the prescribed course. Tn
raining school will be under the su
)ervision of Miss Margaret Ryan,
graduate nurse of st. Joseph's hosp
tal, Chicago.
Young women desiring to enter tn
training school may apply at the ho'
pital for further information.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
THE ANIMAs POWER CO.
Silverton Standard.

Silverton Standard.
The Anlmas Power company are
pushing the work Of getting their cleo
tric current into this county with all
possible vigor, and by the time win
ter sets in for good the line work laid
out for the season will have been com.
pleted and the Juice" coming up from
the great lockwood plant Poles are
set from lockwood to Sllverton, and
on up Cement creek to Gladstone to
the divide on Red mountain No. on
the way to Red Mountain town and
the contiguous territory. Primary wire
has been strung for about seven miles
this side Of lockwood. and the line
men are coming rapidly this way. Tw,
carloads of wire have been receive,
here to be strung mp Cement creel
way. The bringing into the count.
of Animas electric energy will mar
an epoch in the history OF the dis
trict. The only regret is that all part
of the county can not be reached thi
fall.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
PROSPEROUS
FARM|NCT0N

In visiting Pennington last week a
stranger could obtain an excellent
idea of the productlveness of the soil
without visiting the surrounding
ranches and orchards. The exhibit
was In large circus tent and there
were score or more with samples
of what they raised, and It was pleas
make individual mention, so our re
view must be general. But The Her
aid scribe would like to have more
Denver and eastern Colorado people
visit this southwest section during the
fall and fairs and then they would
know from personal Investigation that
lall that has been said and written OF
the fruit belt Of San Juan county, New
Mexico. was true. every word OF II.
The vegetable and grain exhibit was
also the front, not to omit the nuge
pumpkins from Aleck Bowman's gar
den. But the writer was not salts
fed with a mere inspection OF sample
cases OF fruit and in company witf
Mrs. r. and Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. o
r. Boyle and Mrs. Robbins. spent tbs
best part OF one forenoon and an af
: ternoon driving over the territor.
tributary to the town, first followin
r the main road towards Fruitland
few miles and then in the afternoo
the road north and east OF the An
mas river. And these trips were onl
t made possible through the courtes
= Of Judge c. II. McHenry, the old-tim
i veteran Of Pennington. and who owr
X a good share Of the residence portioI
or ground upon which residence
d should be, who turned over his fr
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
Last Nights Meeting.

The fair meeting held last night at
the city hall is probably the last until
after the closing of the big show. The
directors and various committees were
there with both feet and It was bust
ness from start to finish. The best
of all is that they determined to have
fourth day which will be Cowboy
day. and arrangements are progress
ing today for this added attraction.
Among those who were there last
night to say and do something were
T. l.. Parsons. Andy Chitwood, Harry
Jackson, Jack Turner. w. II. Wick
line. j. w. Morgan. George c. Logan,
J. w. Waters, Walter Weightman, II
ID. Mcbride and Matt Harrington.
Manager Kuebler and Milt Herrich
Of the local ball nine were there tc
ell 'em about baseball.
Assistant Secretary Armstrong o
he Board of Trade was there and of
rered some HAPPY suggestions.
A letter brimming full of interes
| was received from s. c. McCurdy
| making suggestions that will assis
In leading the management of the fai
| away from too much sameness OF FOL
mer fairs, and many of the suggestion
will be acted upon.
Parades will be features, anon
them parade of live stock.
The directory has ordered the pu
chase of a sprinkling wagon to kee
the track and grounds in good shar
during the fair days and this Will
kept at work from now on till 4
I. close. The grounds are said to be
iexcellent condition now and they VI
Q be kept that way
T. Mr.. Waters for the Indian comm
tee, reported that they would ha'
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
The Fourth Day.

The directors having determined
that the program arranged for three
days could not be crowded into the
time have yes,d}et dsette apout fourth day OF
bTo aaIt'." aHd the principal part of the
program for that day has already been
arranged. There are some other de-
tails which the committee is now look
ing up. and the committee manifests
a pride in making the fourth day as
big as any of the former days.
II will be Cowboy day and the sports
will be given largely to them. The
broncho busting contest will be one
of the chief features, and the winner
will get the Flynn saddle sent from
Pueblo. There will he many entries
for the saddle is worth the effort. The
prize being the best ever offered, the
riding will be better than we have
seen, and the best ones are coming to
enter
The roping and branding contest
will be one of the exciting events OF
the last day and probably as many as
fifty head of cattle will be roped and
branded on the fair grounds where all
can see IT.
There will be cowboy and Indian
races during this day and other amuse
| ments, probably also a consolation bal
| game.
The committee Is made up of the
hustlers who never let anything fal
down, and 1t is unfortunate that th'
l II
colored advertising literature which
mas been sent out does not presen
the program of the last day.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
GREEKS
TROUBLED
SORELY

BUCHAREST. Sept ga dlplo.
matte rupture between Greece and
Houmanla was effected today with the
departure of the Roumanian minister
from Athens. The Roumanian inter.
ests were placed In the hands OF Italy.
nc refusal by Roumania to compen.
sato the Greeks who suffered by the
''''aglhg OF the shops Of Bucharest
ind give satisfaction for the burning
IF the Greek nag at Gurgevo caused
he truuhle.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
GREENE AND GAYNoR
MUST STAND TRIAL

MONTREAL, Sept. 23.-The peti.
uon by Greene and Gaynor to prevent
eNtradition to the United States has
been dismissed. Both must cross the
line They are charged with defraud-
ing the government in connection with
harbor work in Havana. for completely
m which Captain Carter served a pen.
.tentiary sentence
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
MARRIED AT ELEVEN YEARS
AND DIVORCED AT TWELVE

CARROLTON, KY. Sept. 23.-The
courts here have a remarkable case
when Margaret Darboe. wife of Riley
Darboe. who was married when IL
ears old. is now seeking divorce at
q he age OF 70. The child was taken
rom the Kentucky Orphans home of
.ouisville to become a bride.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
San Juan Town. VIII Come.

The Herald In telephone communi-
cation with Ouray. Telluride and Sill
verton this afternoon learned from It's
respective correspondents that each
of these great San Juan mining cities
win send large delegations to the Du-
range Colorado-New Mexico fair.
The fair committees, and The Her
aid to help, will continue each day to
call upon our sister cities to make the
crowd still little larger
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
A SANE
TARIFF
REFORM

COLUMBUS. o., Sept. 23.-One OF
the greatest political campaigns in any
state In the country in years openej
in Ohio today at Bellefontaine by the
Republicans and at Newark by the
Democrats. The fight is being keen.
ly watched by the leaders of both par.
ties. Its result apparently bears ma
lional importance. The Republicans
renominated Herrick. who is opposed
by the Anti-Saloon league, and by in.
dependent voters because of the claim
of boss rule. The Democrats nomin-
ated John NJ. Patterson of Cincinnati
The factions led by Tom johnson and
John R. Mclean combined in support.
ing Patterson.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
FUEL COMPANY WINS AN
IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION

PUEBLO, Colo. Sept. 23.-Judge
Dixon IN the district court this morn.
ng handed down decision in the
Colorado Fuel a Iron company water
inversion case In favor Of the fuel
company This will enable the com.
pahy to take out of the Arkansas river
- feet of cubic water. Notice OF ap.
peal to the supreme court has been
gwen which VIII require bonds OF half
4 million dollars.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
PEACE CONGRESS TELE.
GRAPHS CONTEMPLATION

LuIERNE, Sept. 23.-The Interna-
tional Peace congress at its session
Today telegraphed congratulations to
che king of Sweden and the govern
ment of Norway on the amicable
agreement ior separation Just made.
1t IS a general belief here that Prince
Charles of Denmark will be chosen
king of Norway.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
RACES
ON LONG ISLAND

GARDEN CITY, L. l., Sept. 23.-ln
ne race preliminary to the Wander
tilt automobile cup race the car driv
n by B. II. Dingley finished first this
morning in 2 hours and 80 seconds,
'lapsed time. The course is about
l3 miles.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

member. At tn c4pHa aHsto,
he was running ou,- Aa,, "a So
Santa Fe. Morgan left SIN, "s
'all, expecting to return, and with.
room mate James Kimsey. he left a
life insurance policy in the B. of r. T.
calling for $1,000 in case of death.
The murdered mans mother resides
in Fort Worth. Texas. and his sister
Mrs. Mona Montgomery is resident
OF Mckinney, X. Morgan at the time
of his death was 80 years of age and
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
FOUR FlREMEN INJURED
IN NEW YORK FIRE

NEW YORK. Sept 23.-Last night
at the burning of the Emiper cleaning
and dyeing works in Brooklyn four
firemen were nearly willed and one
died this morning. The four men
were hurled against a brick wall by
explosions. Covering their faces with
rubber coats their companions dashed
through a sheet of flame to where tne
four injured hremen lay and dragged
them into hallway.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
GERMANY AND FRANCE
PATCH UP DIFFERENCES

PARIS, Sept 23.--It is a source OF
general congratulation here today that
following peace in the Orient the war
clouds are disappearing from the El.
ropean horizon. .,ne a..i0"Y.~ 80
aaeqnt aeqn ,reaehsd eeiMafp @ aH2 aMH42rwaayy ayyuhrs ana
Both are entirely satisfied with the
new arrangement.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
CORPORAL TANNER
RETURNS TO DENVER

DENVER, Sept. 23.-Corporal Tan
ner, the newly elected commander In
chief of the Grand Army OF the Re
public. returned to town last nlgh'
and this evening from the steps OF the
court house will address the news
boys and all other youngsters of Den
yer. especially those comprising Judge
Lindsay's juvenile court.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
THIS is PROPER.
silverton Standard.

7F'F'T TUH SIiUuarU.
Next week will be held the Durango
fair. and, Judging from present indi.
cations, 1t will be the greatest event
OF the Kind ever held in La Plata
county, The number of exhibits will
De unusually large. and the attendance
VIII undoubtedly be all that could be
desired. Silverton will furnish her
quota of visitors. as she always ,I,es
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
ALL REBATE OFFENDERS
ARE TO BE PROSECUTED

CHICAGO, Sept, 23.-The federal
government is preparing to push pros
ecutions against all offenders who
have been i'.d"ieis.e - ---~--e~--
trict Attorney Morrison made this an
nouncement today in the most EN-
phatic manner 1t is understood that
this action is to be the wedge with
which to get at the secrets OF the beef
trust.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

lhis time but reserved seats will be
sold in them
lhe Aztec exhibits arrived yester.
day afternoon and will be put in place
Tuesday, Other exhibits are arriving
ana by the opening day there will be
sun great scramble to get exhibits
where they belong.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
TWO Ex-GovERNoRs
HAVE PASSED AWAY

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-John Marshall
Hamilton, former governor of Illinois
and distinguished jurist, died today
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Sept. 23.-
Henry Howard, ex-governor OF Rhode
Island and leading manufacturer,
died last night
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
Ready for Entries.

Secretary C. l.. Russell will be at
the fair ground all day Tuesday to re-
ceive entries. All ball teams must
give In their line.ups by 8 o'clock
next Tuesday evening.
No grand stand boxes will be sold
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
NORWAY AND SWEDEN
AGREE ON SEPARATION

KARLSTADT, Sept. 23.-The com
nissioners of Norway and Sweden
ave agreed peaceably on the separa-
ion OF the kingdoms.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
o. & r. c. RATES FOR COLO.
RAOo-NEW MEXICO Fab

Foliowing Is the list of rates OF.
fered by the Denver & Rio Grande
railway from the various available
Colorado and New Mexico points for
those who will desire to attend the
Colorado-New Mexico fair September
NJ :, %.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
FOUR DAYS. FAIR
RACES AND SPORTS

From Saturdays Daily.
p. q. MeATEE ANNOUNCES FoF
| THE RIO GRANOE THIS AFTER
NOON THAT A LIBERAL RATE HAS
BEEN GIVEN FARMINGToN ANC
AZTEC TO ATTEND THE FOUR
DAYS FAIR AT DURANGO. THE
RATE WILL BE:
PENNINGTON TO DURANGO AND
RETURN. $3.50.
AZTEC TO DURANGO AND RE.
TURN, $2.1o.
The Durango fair will open under
most favorable conditions, with "A
program that will excel in many re.
spects any list Of events ever present.
ed in Colorado. There will be Indian
attractions never before introduced to
an American audience. arts. feats and
sports never before shown away from
the Navajo reservation. II has cost
much money to induce the Indians to
bring these things to the white mans
domain for the first time. but they are
worth IL.
The fire dance and mystic sand
painting were never seen before bv
the white people until now. New
features of Indian sports will also
be presented and the ordinary Amer
lean sports have been diversified and
made more interesting than usual
The agricultural and horticultural ex-
libits will he worthy of sending around
ne world. and the live stock show will |
le superior to any ever presented in |
ne Southwest.
Assurance that Durango will have
pecial rates over all the Rio Grande
ines should bring visitors from all
'ver Colorado. and Durango is pre-
'arins to take care of them.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

No man knows Just how much re-
ligion he has until he goes fishing
alone where mosquitoes are busy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

Some peoples repentance turns the
searchlight astern and lets the ship
take care of itself.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25
TELEGRAPHIC
AND GENERAL
NEWS ITEMS

An Arkansas mob lynched the wrong
mana negro--last night.
Inc dispatches last night stated the
Moroccan trouble had been settled.
lhe attendance at the Canon CITY
-air this week was the largest in the
history of the association.
What probably will be the largest
meeting in the history OF the Ameri.
AN Bankers association will be held
IN Washington October 10 to 13.
The third day of the big territorial
'alr at Albuquerque saw an immense
crowd present II was La Vegas day.
ana an excursion carrying 1000 peo.
pie came from that city to help cele-
Drate. The features of the program
were the ball games. In the morning
ing ten-iiInins team won ap excit
Texas, by the score of 6 TO 5. In the
afternoon Albuquerque lost to Las
Vegas by the score OF to 3.
For the first time in IS years Chey
nne is a closed town as far as gam
bling is concerned. All games of faro
roulette. craps. gold pan, poker, etc,
ire stopped, and the gamblers who
nave had charge have been laid off
Indefinitely. In the leading institu-
lion the boss gambler Wednesday call
ed his men about him and said: Boys,
we are up against II, and we might
rs well close now" There were loud
nutterings against the authorities
who are blamed for the closing, but
he knights of the green cloth cashed
II and were paid OFF. The gamblers
nave formed no particular plans for
the future. They realize that the au-
thorities are determined, so they will
Jbey the orders. Later they hope
hat there will be a reaction OF public
sentiment in their favor.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

Weightman has the finest line Of
fruits In the market.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

II you want anything In the fruit
line 20 to Welghtman's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

For grapes for jelly 60 to weigat-
mans.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

zone hundred indians from the Ignaci,
agency and seventy-five or more al
guests TO be provided for. There will
be vast numbers of Utes and Navajoes
who will not he guests but who will
get there Just the same--to the fair
indians are good deal like their
white brothers; they don't care any.
thing about being anybodys guest.
The cattle branding scene was dis
cnssed last night. but since the fourth
or cowboy day has been added. this
feature Will probably be given to that
day.
The disposition of the directory TO
give events on Main avenue every
evening was quite universal II was
agreed that efforts to give amusement
at the fair grounds at night had prov.
en- failures
Main avenue will be as light as day
for blocks and blocks, and red fire
VIII lend TO the brilliance of this
thoronghfare most of the time during
the evening, and sports and amuse
ments can be conducted here so as to
please and amuse all.
The band will play an hour each
evening on The street. and there will |
be dances at Red Men and vendome
halls and other pleasures. Our visit.
ors need not be idle a moment or fall
10 find pleasure In the daily and night /
ly programs.
1t was agreed last night That the
agricultural and horticultural features
would receive every care and atten-
tlon and 1t was promised that these
VIII excel all former exhibits.
The baseball features will present
a splendid field of interest to the low
ers Of the national sport. The Du.
range team is practicing daily. with
some of the best material in the West
ana is going in to win. There NAV
be some change made in the program
lor the last DAY there will be
The Broncho Dustin
The broncho busting contest will be
with the same accurate re-
gard for rules governing as other
sports will be conducted. The prize is
given by an outside contributor Of ad-
enterprise and he may feel as
sured that the rider who wins the
handsome saddle will have won 1t on
the square.
Andy Chitwood explained to re-
porter how the contest would be con
Quoted. He said outlaw animals would
be brought to the fair grounds and
the judges Of the contest would select
the rider for each animal. with partic-
ular regard for the fact that the rider
does not know and mas never mounted
the animal. Thus no rider In the con
test will know the animal he rides or
will have acquired knowledge OF how
to meet his pitching or modify his
antics.
Like in all other contests the win
ner will have to succeed on merit
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

FLOUR $2.35 At WGUgR q
HENDERsoN's CASH MARKET.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

What probably will be the largest
meeting in the history OF the Ameri
ian Bankers association will be held
N Washington October 10 to 13.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

An Arkansas mob lynched the wrong
mana negro--last night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

The attendance at the Canon CITY
lair this week was the largest in the
history of the association.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-25

The dispatches last night stated the
Moroccan trouble had been settled.
The sun., 1905-10-29

OF Xxx ADS DENGI N(EH,
Also the Newspapers That Print Them
County Medical Society Speaks J'p.

At the 10Gth anniversary meeting of the
Co;;rty Modica Society on Friday evening,
these resolutiors werc unanimously adopted:
Whereas the Medical Society, for over
one hundred years. with the sanction of the
State of New York. has been enga gcd in an
effort TO regulate the practice Of physic
and surgery" and
Whereas the Legislature OF said State has
expressly authorized the enforcement by
this and other county medical societies in
the State of the public health law regulating
said practice and
Whereas hundreds of prosecutions and
convictions have resulted as direct outcome
of the work OF this society in enforcing the
law. and
Whereas n large percentage Pe of the uuacks
and chrratarS convicted as a result of the
work of this society have been freely admitted
TO the advertising columns OF various papers
In the city and county of New York. and the
protection of the public health been made
much diftiCult as "A result of said ADVERTISE
mcnt. now. therefore be it
RcsoircI That the Medical Society of the
County of Ncw York, at its hundredth annual
meeting. cinp.Rtically protest against this
criminal alliance between Quacks and certain
newspapers in the city of New York and else
where; that in the courts of honor and con-
science and morals. II not in the courts OF
Sw, the newspaper that profits by the publi-
cation OF the allurngly false advertisements
OF such notorious 0uacks and charlatans as
William II. Hale Henry II. Kane. L. r. Williams.
and many Others Of similar ilk. whose filthy
Advertisements can be found in prominent
places in the advertising columns of certain
New York papers. are in no wise less guilty
than these chGrat tans themselves. De IL
further
Resolved That the thanks of this society ia
due to the LGdies' Home journal and CoUicr's
Weekly for their telling exposures of the
criminal alliance existing not only between
Quacks and some ne cwspapers. but between
powerful companies controlling well known
patent medicines long since proven to be
DANGEROUS 10 the health and comfort OF the
people.
The sun., 1905-10-29
H0usoAo/d Linens
Nuaor Price.
Specials for Monday and Tuesday

ToweIiing and Crash
Bieached All Linen Barnsby Toweng:
Checked Irish Grass Towelllng: Domestic
made Russian Towelling: Twlllcd All Linen
Unbleachad Crash: Union Linen Irish Crash.
KsEGY'.riS feta'led at i2'ae' a Sc
Towels
All Linen and Hemmcd Crash Towels:
Hcmmed Union and Huck Towels: Hem
mod Union Crash Towels; Odd Turkish Towels.
[Snr1nM ReIu1arly up 10 l'e' each; TO- Sc
Table Linen
Damask, Silver Blcached German Table
Linen. Mercerlzcd Table Linen, Silver
s1iS heSehed me 10 DSc ssc Iaor nSn Inaca 22c
The sun., 1905-10-29

Table Cloths
Hemstitchcd All Linen German Cloths, Heavy
Beached Irish Damask Pattern Cloths.
Beached Merccrized Pattern Cloths, Fringed
German Damask Lunch Cloths. Regu- 90
larry up to 81 so each; special, voc
Renaissance Scarfs
A beautiful assortment Of French made
All Lace and Linen Centre Scarfs. In I, "
and ~ yards long. More than IL choice pat
terms. Made 10 retail up to &3.e5 yox
each special tomorrow. /'~S
(Scgcl Cooper Store. Main Floor, Near
Fountain, 10th ST.
The sun., 1905-10-29
BOY Born with -Four Great Gran fathers.

WnKEsBARRE, Oct. ga son who was
born this week to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Schoffleld OF Beaumont came into the
world the possessor Of four great grand
fathers. These ancestors are respectively
The sun., 1905-10-29
81 ". 2erH ST., NEW YORK.

"a, 80 30 and 7s years DID, and are all In
good health and hope to see the yo,ln estar
grow up to call them by name and ap-
preciate the fact that it Is very unusual
thing for any young man to have four
great-grandfathers living.
The sun., 1905-10-29
PUBLIC APPEAL

For a HOSPITAL and AMBULANCE at TOT
TENviIIE, Borough Of Richmond City OF N. Y.
With POOR POPULATION Of over 20. oot. and
away, and NO MEANS OF CONVEYANCE.
EUCHRE and RECEPTION at HOTEL
ASTOR B'NAY and ]4th St. takes place next
MONDAY Evening. octotcr 3oth IN AID OF the
FUND 10 Establish q Hospital and Ambulance
Service.
The Charitable Of New York are appealed to for
aid TO remove this helpless condition OF the Sick
and jured People within our City Limits,
Many Prizes for the Euchre have been Donated:
amonE them Ladies' Gold Watch and Diamond
Ring Tor the nrst prize WINNERS.