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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
DIET OF FROZEN FOODS
FOR THE POISON SQUAD

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-professo,
Wileys poison squad is being reorgan.
izea. This time the volunteers will
De requested to tackle cold storage
products. The success which attend.
ed the experiments OF the SQUAD with
foods In which preservatiyes are used
and many requests received by secre-
tary wilson have prompted DR. Wiley
10 begin tests with foods stored in re-
irigerator plants.
lhe squad win begin work, or. rath-
err VIII begin eating in a few davs
iheir diet will be the most temptinx
morsels TO be obtained. scientifically
cooked and scientifically served. and
'hey VIII be asked to eat the food in
way prescribed by science. There
VIII be nothing on the menu that does
nor come out of cold storage plant
Ihe condition of the volunteers when
the experiment is begun will be noted.
ana frequent comparisons will he
made 10 determine any changes that
may occur as the experiment progress.
es. Should it happen that cold stor
age goods cause illness. the sick volun
teer will be excused.
The experiment will last perhaps
year; at least until all do sired data
are obtained. The results of the in
ves'igation will be offered the differ.
ent states for guidance in saich legisia
tion as may be considered necessary
to protect the health Of the people.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
GRAPE pULLERS.

Grape pullers get a 20 per c,
commission" said the conservat
florist THAT commission comes
the flowers. though" he added, sne
ing.
What In a Grape pullerT'
"A Grape puller Is man VI
watching the death notices in
newspapers. calls on all the berea|
families and solicits orders for a
ers for the funeral. We call sueI
man Grape puller contemptuou
pretending that he gets indoors
yanking the Grape which hangs 4
the door bell.
IA good many florists encou
Grape pulling-in fact, live on II.
have booklets, Illustrated with p(
graphs, that tell all about the val
designs they make. With these
let's the Grape puller can solicit 0
In an Ineligible way.
I'VE conservatives don't ed
age Grape pulling. We consider
seemly and indecorous In the
place. and in the second place.
the big commission comes not
the pocket OF the florist. but on
der OF the purchaser, We consid1
little dishonest. But death II
with us. Florists must live.
new guild OF the Grape pullers
by hundreds weekly"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

plete independence, According to the
reports furnished by correspondents
the bitterness OF the Hungarians
against the Germans is intense and In.
creasing. The 100000 Slavon.ans In
the empire bitterly resent being gov.
erned by about half their number of
Germans. The Hungarians demand
universal suffrage but this could not
be given them without extending 1t
also 10 the Slavoninns. and thus the
German element would lose its ascend.
ancy. hence the turmoil that now pre-.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
r REhcH LINGERIE
MADE CHIFFON

Chiffon has been used for underwear
by a number of fashionable sbops and
has been received with favor rs a
unique material for nlshtgowns. II
mas not found favor for other under
garments, and even for night robes 1t
Is, In reality. too fimsy and fanciful.
OF course wash chiffon only is used.
but even that requires to be washed
with great care Somehow this hardly
seems necessary when batSte Is quite
as pretty and Is IN reality an even
finer material than chiffon. Chinon
cannot be expected to wear q satisfac-
tory length N time considering what
must be the original price OF sucn an
expensive barmcnt. on course Its very
extravaganza might add ID It's charm
for some women. but after all the
actual beauty Of a garment counts even
against the craze for extravaganza.
and the chiffon nightgown or under
garment Is not, in fact. anything like
as beautiful as the more sensible linen
batiste one. There is little doubt that
the vogue OF the chiffon nightgown will
be but bri0 one.
Pure white is considered in the BEST
TASTE for undergarments and might
robes, but there are also shown many
\ exquisite creations In pale cohors fol
those whose wardrobe is s,Kfncientl,
elaborate to admit OF great variety
Some women have fad for dressing
in the same color throughout In th'
4 evening. and to carry out this idet
undergarments OF batiste In pale blue
pale lavender and pale pink are shown
Green is not among the shades thu
employed owing 10 Universal preju
dice against arsenic poisoning. TIL
b paler Shades used for undcrgarment
and night robes. too, the better. an
In undergsrments colors are not 1
good taste at all unless used through
p.out an entire outft- Ribbons of th
same color. but deeper in shade. IN
used with the coiored lingerie.
Il As has been fashiooabls for ~tn
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
LA PLATA COUNTY
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

The new school house near Grom-
met Will be ready for school by next
Monday. Much of the lumber aud
most OF the labor for this building
were donated; the building is 14x3O
feet and will make a pleasant school
house for the children of that neigh.
borhood.
This makes eight schools now In
session in what was the old Ute rss.
-eryntion, and there is promise In the
near future OF two more.
This certainly speaks well for the
class of people who have settled that
country.
The rational method OF teaching
reading has been introduced In tho
primary department at Bayfield, with
wonderfully gratifying results. Mrs.
f. II. Sherman is enthusiastic iu|
praise Of the method and her succesd
is certainly most gratifying.
The new school house on Dry creeh
was finished last week The buildind
is one of the pleasant schools In tn ,
county. Miss Charlotte Wolf hal
charge Of the school and pupils and
parents speak in the highest terms
her work.
Miss Blakesley. n sister Of Mrs. FsS
| guson of this place, Is In charge
the school near the home OF Mr..
l.. Pierce. She has large school I'D
is doing her work In a thorough ar
praiseworthy manner.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
PAIR OF FoURs WINS 1900.

NEW YORK, Nov. Ito lay do,EIa
three aces and then find that the wtir-
ner of $6,5OO jackpot had nothdne
more than pair of fours was the ex-
perience of tourist In the smoking
room of the French liner La Tourain~-
outside Sandy Hook
The winner of the pot was George
A, kessler, and although he denied the.
truth OF the occurrence to the report
ers he told 1t to some friends who
boarded the ship at quarantine.
There was more than 3lo, 900 in the
pot, it is stated, and of this 81, $500 was.
velvet"
Mr.. Kessler is said to have display
ed his hand TO several outsiders, and;
all they could see was pair OF fours,
a queen, jack and six spot
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

The ferment In the dual empire on
Is possible that the political crisis
may become acute or even dangerous
ere the meeting of the parliaments
in Austria and Hungary. Minor ques-
tions concerning matters OF adminis-
tration In the empire. the language in
which the words OF command shall be
given In the Hungarian regiments ana
similar issues have beclouded the
main point of difference. which pri-
msrily is one Of race The Austrian
empire is a collection of peoples nav
Ing little or nothing In common. Fiji
ty-two languages or dialects are spok-
en- In the empire, but roughly estlmat-
ed. the population consists of about
100000 Germans, over 100000 Sla-
vonians OF many different tribes.
about 100000 Hungarians. 5000, 900
Wallachians, the remainder OF the 49,
100000 being composed OF Jews, Ital,
A ians, Gypsies, Armenians. Poles, Bul.
garians, Albanians. Turks, Greeks.
Croatians and Dalmatiars-in fact.
I there are few thousand Of each of
1 the races which since the beginning
of, history swarmed into the valley OF
the Danube from the east or flowed
back again from the west The Hun.
garians are Just now the principal dis.
turbing factor. After many years OF
political agitation. they succeeded In
obtaining separate parliament and
now the extremists among them. slim
ulated by the secession Of Norway
s
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
CoRoNER'S JURY
RETURNS VERDICT

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1.-The YER
dict Of the coroner's jury In the re-
cent wreck of the Santa F,e train near
mere, In which thirteen we're killed
and thirty injured was returned at
noon It says: "The casIse Of the ac.
cident was. we believe, due to the de-
fective track and the dangerous rate
of speed with the ponderous engine,
which In some manner caused a turn.
ing Of the rail-"
1t was signed BY all the members Of
the jury.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
FEEDING THE HORSES.

We often have to deal with horses
that are greedy feeders, those which
push their food into their stomach
when but half masticated. and. In con
sequence. a large portion of the nutri-
ment is wasted, and besides 1t takes
more grain to feed them. and they
are more predisposed to collie worms.
etc With many horses this IL due
loftentimes to bad condition of the
teeth or the age OF the horse. The
teeth should be looked after. They
have also found that by putting n few
stones about the siz of hens eggs in
with the feed the horses will be com
PEELED TO take food slower and more
carefully. Especially have we found
this to be of benefit where the horse
is inclined to bolt his food, thus while
nosing among the stones for more he
viii be grinding that which is already
in his mouth and will begin TO i'm.
prove Immediately.
Delicate feeders require care an |
patience in preparing a tempting diet.
9oms will eat II given little at a
time but will not touch 1t If a large
quantity IL placed before them. 9th.
ers will not eat their food unless II Is
accompanied with water. and some
will refuse to eat through nervousness
or timidity. Boiling linseed oil TO q
jelly and mixing with oats will some.
times tempt a delicate feeder or hay
slightly dampened, also wet bran with
the oats makes a meal that they will
relish Where sick horses are being
fed mashes, these mashes should be
given in moderate quantities and care
fully prepared. II poured into the
manger, becareful and remove all the
leavings, otherwise it will sour and
affect other feed put in subsequently
We have fed bran mash with success
made as follows:
Put two quarts of bran into pail
or tight box and pour boiling water
over ii. Mix thoroughly and feed
| when cool. To make linseed mash
| boil one.half pound of unground Hay
| seed in two quarts of water until rs
| duced to about three plnts. Put In
bran or shorts and mix.--Field and
Farm.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

Of j. Pierpont Morgan. Republicans
Immediately recalled the "Belshazzar
least OF 1884, when James G. Blaine,
the Republican candidate for presi-
dent. dined with Jay Gould and other
financial magnates. which was consid.
cred by many AS one OF the causes OF
biaines defeat. The Tammany ex.
PLANTATION is that Nicholas r. O'Con.
nor chief inspector of the department
OF public works. who did the honors
aboard the Corsair, is personal
friend OF Mt Morgan. and Shat every
year Mr. Morgan turns the yacht over
10 Mr. oConnor for days cruise.
ana that this year the latter invited
several Tammany friends to go along
with him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
GETTING BACK.

The rain fell monotonously from the
gray sky. like tears from sorgowful
face.
mo. Jerome McWade! No. neYer'
Her cruel words wrung groan
from the strong mans lips. hut he
was not yet daunted.
"Can you not" he faltered learn
to love me7'
NO thousand times, no." she
replied.
A Wild cruel light flashed IN his
eyes.
"And yet" he sneered. they say
Never TOO old to learn
And. pausing only tn select the bes
umbrella he went forth into the wet
cold night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
NEW ASSISTANT SEC
RETARY OF THE NAVY

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1T. II. New
berry of Detroit. Mich. today formal
ly took the oath of office as assistant
secretary of the navy. vice Mr.. DarT-
ing. resigned. He at once assumed the
duties of the office.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
TAMMANv TO WAIT ON JEROME

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The leaders
make no opposition to the placing OF
the name OF William Travers Jerome
in the Republican column of the OF
flcial ballot. but II the election bu
reau puts Jerome's name on the bal
lot and he is elected, Tammany will
contest the election on the ground that
the nomination by the Republican
party was Illegal.
In the election betting on the Broad
street curb the feature was the offer
OF 100000 even money on Jerome.
Some wagers were made at 10 to !!
ON Jerome, About $4,000 was placed
on even terms. Offers of to on
Hearst were made, and some small
bets were made at 3 to and 31R to /
on Mcclellan. One OF the bets made
was 1920 to 800 that the finish
would not be WINS. Hearst and .,,c
Clellan bets were made even on the
size OF Hearsts vote. some being
made that he will poll more than $50,
900. w Marko, acting for a syndi
cate. had 100000 to lay against Je
rome at odds Of 10 to 8. Some o
these bets were tatken in lots rangin.
from $1,000 to $4,000. One large be
was that of ,lo,50o to $4,000 on Nc
Clellsn. Bunnell bet $1,000 to 81 SO,
that Wins would poll more votes THAI
Hearst J. H. Suisbacher bet 81 90,
even on jerome With S. A, Hammers
lough,
Hearst forces and the Republican
are expected to make capital out o
tne report that several Tammany Of
ncenoiders had spent a day on boar,
tne steam yacht Corsair as the guest
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
PROBABLE MURDER OF
A WEALTHY WOMAN

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Ths police
authorities will at once begin an In.
vestigation into the tragic daath of
Mrs Marguerite Todd, wealthy octo-
genarian, found cut to pieces under a
train near Fairmont Park last Satur.
day when she was supposed to have
departed for East Orange, N. ].
me inquest at Philadelphia has
been postponed, as Coroner Dugan has
learned that Mrs. Todd habitaaliy
wore belt in which she carried u
large sum of money. which was miss
ing when the body was discovered.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
AMERICANS
MURDERED
BY CH|NKS

HONG KONG. Nov. lit is report
ed that five American missionaries
were murdered In the eastern portion
of Kwangh Tung province.
Details have not yet been received
but the report has been verified. DR.
Eleanor Chestnut, Mrs. E. c. Machle
and child and Mr.. and Mrs. Peale are
the victims. The murder occurred in
Lien Chow. a town of $1,000. not far
from the treaty port Of Pakhoi.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
OVERLOOKED A SALARY.

New York Press
After all the trouble and expense
which Mr.. McCurdy. head OF the clan,
admits has been expended by his life
insurance company In the education
Of legislators in various states. the old
sentleman's mniesty Is commendabie
In that he did not draw a separate
salary for himself as superintendent
Of education"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
THE hEAThEN CHlNEE
ADOPTS AMERICAN WAYS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l.-Adolph
Aistruph. Chinaman, was arrested
charged with embezzling 800. 900
from the East Asiatic company while
in the employ of the Imperial Mart
time company at Hankow. Since com
ing to America he has been employed
on steamer plying between here and
Puget Sound.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
THE CAPTAIN sNEEzEp
AND SNAPPED A RIB

DETROIT, Nov. Captain Burton
Baker. of the steamer Owana, Is suf.
fering with a broken rib. When near.
ing harbor the captain felt constrained
to give a monster sneeze, Immediately
after which he felt a sharp pain In his
side Upon reaching the dock the
captain visited II physician and II de.
seloped that the sneeze had been so
powerful that his rib had broken In
two. For time pIeurisy threatened.
hut now the captain is out OF danger
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
INCREASE OF COTTON CROP
INDICATED BY REPORT

FORT WORTH, Nov. IA report
on the cotton crop of Texas. Oklaho-
Am and Indian territory. issued this
morning. indicates the production of
2.316,126 bales against 2,139,316 bales
last year. Oklahoma's share was 216,-
900 bales. and Indian Territory $4,000,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

SUIT CASE
MYSTERY

BOSTON. Nov, 1.-The suit case
mystery has assumed a new phase to.
day. Pending the arrival of Morris
Nathan. the erstwhile theatrical man.
ager, in this city, the police have
stopped all efforts to secure the ar
rest of the physicians thought 10 have
cut up the body,
The statement of Attorney Siskind,
representing Nathan, thar he would
not alone clear Nathan but would
prove that Miss Geary Is alive has
created a sensation in police circles.
The belief that Miss Geary Is stu
alive Is strengthened by the fact that
many friends Of Miss Geary In Cam
bridge are not at all certain that the
rings found on the body of the dead
girl were really Miss Geary's after all
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
ONE WAY TO DO IT.

Boston Globe.
Perhaps President Roosevelt will
tell those Philadelphia women who
have appealed to him for advice az to
the best methods Of keeping husbands
at iDme to stay there themselves and
makR home lovely.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
BRITISH SQUADRON
ARRIVES At ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. The British
North Atlantic squadron. Admiral
Prince Louis of Battenberg In com
maud. arrived today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
hi0h-cLAss AovERTioth
Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcript.
The airship has It's practic
after all. When the police
Angeles attempted to arrest |
man for distributing handbills
er day the offender rushed up|
a roof upon which an airship \
ing and sailed away-yes. q
MS lofty perch continued to Z
handbills. It's simply awful
that when sirships are com1
will be thus empioyed-tl
will be plastered with ads.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
RUSSIAN
BL00OSHED
CONTINUES

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 1.-Troops
are on guard everywhere today. The
University was surrounded by soldiers
during the night. This led to clashes
with the students.
Man, casualties have occurred Last
night troops fired three volleys into
the crowd, killing and wounding 6ny.
Immediately great procession headed
.! "oman carrying baby slain by
soldiers started up the Nevsky Pros
pect' Efforts of the police to break ii
up caused much disorder.
The unions during the night printed
thousands of copies of the czar's man.
ifesto under the head line: Arm your
selves, poor deceived Russians"
81 PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-The
czar has accepted the resignation of
VI. Pobiedonostoff as procurator of the
hoiy synod, after hostile demonstra.
non IN front OF his residence. Antoni
us, the metropolitan of st. Petersburg
and liberal. will probably be appoint
ed to fill the vacancy
%
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 1.-Glass-
on the minister of public instruction,
mas resigned, saying that ne will not
serve under liberal regime.
The driving sleet drove the crowds
on the streets this afternoon and re-
stored order. The strike leaders have
issued orders TO their followers not to
return to work until general amnesty
rs granted The radicals issued a
statement TO the effect that they have
no faith in promises and that they
snail continue to struggle for universal |
suffrage and constitutional Assem-.
bly,.
HELSISGFORS. Nov. 1.-During a
demonstration oday the Cossacks un-
der orders fired on the people. wound |
ing 81. |
ODESSA, Nov. 1.-At noon today a |
virtual state of anarchy prevailed. and |
the situation is more serious than at |
any time since the strike began. A
great crowd has gathered at the port |
preparatory to marching through the |
town. The Jews in the outskirts of |
the town were mobbed last night Hun
dreds were reported killed and wound. |
ed, but an official statement places the
number of killed at 81 and the wound
ed at so.
WARSAW. Nov. l.-Soldfers with |
bayonets today dispersed railway en-
ployes who endeavored to hold meet
ing. The soldiers then drew Gordon
around the railway station and fired
volleys into the crowd causing many
deaths. Cavalry afterwards charged |
and cleared the streets. All traffic |
is stopped and commerce is dead.
BERLIN. Nov. 1T Is reported |
here that 400 persons have been killed l
ut Kharkon. Russia. since the cars
manifesto was issued.
ODESSA, Nov. 1.-The students to.
day formed civil guard and have
been trying TO hold in check the work.
men who attacked them. Both sides
use firearms. Many desperate encoun-
ters have occurred. Dead bodies are
lying in many places about the town.
The authorities are doing nothing 1t
is believed that 100 are killed and |
about 500 wounded.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

Joseph s. Swan. former state game
warden under Adams and well know
newspaper man. is dead at DebeIue.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

A mass meeting was held at Grip
pie Creek Sunday. having as an oh
ject the suppression of vice And
crime.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC
AND GENERAL
NEWS ITEMS

Denver enjoyed genuine winter
weather Sunday afternoon and night.
The city marshal of Greeley has
been sued for $4,000 by two men for
false Imprisonment
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

y.
and may be cured In few months by
"A comparatively simple operation. DR..
Sucking is an NJ ID. of London uni
yersity. consulting physician TO the
Queens and other hospitals IN Bir-
mingham and author OF works on the
diseases of the nervous system. De.
tails of the discovery are fully lie
scribed in book just published b.
DR.. Sucking. and should all ne claims
for 1t prove correct II Is. possible In
macy may be reduced by nearly half
Theodore Roosevelt, 3r., played his
nrst football game Saturday in Hat.
yard uniform, lining up at left end
with the crimson freshmen against
Worcester academy. The home team
won, s to 0. While the presidents
son remained In the,game, which was
through the entire FIRST half and most
0 the second. he was one OF the star
performers for the varsity. He showed
he was game clear through and play
ed his position for all there was In It,
saving worse defeat for. the Harvard
freshmen by making some star tack
les. On one play Jones OF the Acad-
emy team got the ball through the en-
tire Harvard line. and was headed for
the goal when young Roosevelt got
IN his way and saved a touchdown by
one Of the prettiest tackles of the af'
NerDoon.
SO many Americans In Paris have
become victims OF swindlers that III
C. Coke, United States vice consul
urges caution. He says: 1T may be
useful to American tourists In Paris
to warn them against confidence mer
who profess to he fellow countrymer
in distress. 1t would seem unnecess
sary to issue this warning to intel'i
gent tourists were II not for he fac
that It is just this class who are i'm
posed upon. The bouIevards adjoin
ing the Place de rOpera. the Rue d'
Ia Psix and the Avenue de POpefa
seem to be the favorite haunts o
these aevenurers It Is only tair q
our people to say that when these "at
Gals use the aame or the Uni,e'
Slater consulate as having cdpie
fnorne In their behalf tie assertion
Imnst invariably false"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

The only upto-date oiotl
IN Durango 10 Nathan's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

Orders have been p',sted at the Pu
eblo steel works that employees shall
not smoke In the mechanical depart
ment
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

DIR. Sucking Of Birmingham. Eng.
states that ne has made the remark.
q BILE discovery that a large proportion
Of cases Of instantly and other nervous
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-The
czar has accepted the resignation of
VI. Pobiedonostoff as procurator of the
molly synod, after hostile demonstra.
lion in front of his residence. Antoni.
US, the metropolitan of st. Petersburg.
and liberal, will probably be appoint.
ed to fill the vacancy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

Imboden. the bank wrecker. has sue
ceeded In giving bond and If now Oh
the outside. But II all stories are true
ne should be seen on the tnsiGe-for
lite
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

HELsINGFoRS. Nov During a
demonstration oday the Cossacks un-
der orders fired on the people, wound
ing 81.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

BERLIN, Nov. 1T is reported
here that 400 persons have been killed
ut Kharkoh. Russia since the cars
manifesto was issued.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

The Colorado Southern raiTfoad has
placed an order for 200 freight cars 10
be delivered at once. The Snuthern
is like all other roads. has too much
business for the rolling stock.