Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-28

CATION, VINO insisted upon nursin
l. him, despite her objections.
E PARIS, June 27.-"The time
: close at hand when children will b
} made immune TO tuberculosis, Just a
+ they are vaccinated against small
pox now. A child viii swallow few
dead bacilli in cup of hot milk an,
, the thing will be done"
Such Is the sensational prophecl
and promise made in communication
to the Academy of Medicine this weel
by DR.. Calmette, chief OF the Tuber
culosis hospital in Lyons. brother Of
CASTOR Calmette. editor OF the Fl
garo. The doctor says that when his
discovery is perfected the children
treated by his method can live next
to hopeless cases of tuberculosis with
out the slightest danger.
NEW YORK. June 27.-Former
Senator Washburn of Minnesota has
just arrived here from abroad. He
had talk recently with the czar OF
Russia in which the latter spoke very
highly of President Roosevelt's sery-
ices in ending the war with Japan.
\ The czar said
Your president is great man.
! He is a great head for great coun.
try. Please convey to him an ex.
preston of my highest personal re
gard"
KANSAS CITY June 27.-The
town which has the reputation OF be
Ing one of the wettest of any prohi-
bitlon town in the state threatens to
become dry rapidly. This morning
brewery wagons We're engaged and a
score OF joints are removing their
barroom fixtures to safety across the
Missouri line. The activity of the
new attorney general in prosecuting
the joints by raids In which fixtures
are being seized for huge bonfire
caused this action.
COMFORT. !. Tex. June 27.-In the
presence of the assembled wedding
guests last night, at the home OF ais
intended bride. Joseph Rbeinaardt.
who was to have been married to her,
shot and instantly killed Miss Ernes-
tine Kuther and then snot himself
with probably fatal results. No
cause is known except insanity.
LONDON. June 27.-Particulars
are announced of a scheme original.
ed by Alfred Moseley, which is sup.
Elemental to the Moseley educational
commission 10 the United States In
1903. the object of which is to allow
those engaged in the teaching profes-
sion in Great Britain, facilities for
American and Canadian educational
systems at nominal cost independ.
emily or in small groups. Special ia.
cflities have been granted by Atlantic
steamship companies. 1t is proposed
to extend the scheme to 500, includ.
ing professors, head masters and head
mistresses, assistant instructors from
the univerity down to the elementary,
school and to include applicants from
Scotland and ireland as well as Eng
land and Wales.
MILWAUKEE,, June 27.-Judge
Tarrant of the circuit court will go
into the peanut business as manager,
indirectly, of stand at the foot of
Wisconsin street The stand is Joint.
ly owned by Peter Mihos and Gustav
Rollins, and an application was made
for receiver today. Mihos asserts
that he put s400 into the business,
but his partner will not let him see
the books or learn the condition of
the business. The court ordered Ko.
Inns to let his partner see the books
once day and examine the receipts
and expenses after he had given a
bond for $500. The application for
receiver is held in abeyance to see
how the present plan works.
WAUKESHA. Wis, June 27.--As
the result OF a deatn-bed confession
made in the penitentiary by William
Bester efforts are being made to Sc
cure pardon for VIII Fuller, con.
victed of the murder. Bestor said he
alone committed the murder.
WASHINGTON. June 27.-Attor-
ney General Moody ordered suits
brought against a number OF railways
to recover penalties for violations OF
Nh' Jaw i'buiiihB Nhht p'
kept in proper condition. There will
be So suits. The Santa Fe, Burling-
ton. Rock Island, Northwestern. Colo
RADIO 4 Southern. Rio Grande and
Missouri Pacific are among the de-
PENDANTS.
MILWAUKEE. June 27.-Milwau-
kee women will try to solve the serv-
ant girl question by the importation
of Chinese. The earthquake at San
Francisco has made the plan easier.
as Cinnamon there are out of employ
ment. Negotiations are being con
Quoted by Charles Lee Hung Chang.
Chinese restaurateur.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 27.--Insur-
! ance losses are being slowly adjust
! ed. There is much Indignation at
many OF the companies. Today
Agent Herald OF the Bremen. Ham
burg company resigned because ne
felt the company was not treating
the policy holders fairly.