Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-09
day is the same as other days here

. new Nicaraguan treaty
Strict neutrality is the basis of tn
document.
: CLEVELAND. o.. May 6.-The Gu,
ahoga Savings and Banking compan
closed Its doors this morning.
A notice was posted saying that tn
continued absence of Cashier Pollac'
who has not been seen for a fortnight
was the cause
OMAHA, Neb.. May "a horribl,
wreck occurred at Thayer, Iowa. to
day
burlington passenger train No.
was run into by construction train
Five passengers were instantly kill
ed three fatally hurt. and twenty seri
ously injured.
WASHINGTON. May 6.-Local Chi
nese laundrymen will form a labo,
union and raise the prices.
Ell PASO. Tex, May 6.-This city
Is In gala attire and is doing itself
proud in honoring President McKin.
ley and the distinguished personages
accompanying him.
Yesterday was spent quietly. The
president was extremely pleased with
the greeting of the Mexican govern.
ment, and there is no doubt that the
good feeling established will result in
closer relations between the two re-
publics. The serenades of the Mexi-
can National band were highly appre-
ciated by Mrs Mckinley. who appears
much stronger for the rest of yester-
i-h l.,
have had marked effect on her. and
she says she feels better than at any
time during the trip.
The visitors were treated to a
breakfast of Mexican delicacies this
morning, which they appeared to en-.
Joy very much, but it was noticed la
ter that several members of the party
wanted light repast.
The parade was the finest ever wit
messed in this city. The personal rep
resentatives of President DiaZ were
given prominent place in the ranks.
The president reviewed the march
ers from gergeousIy decorated
grand stand, The veterans of the
confederacy and union who took part
lNi' tht at the Slauu anu were
received by the president. who ad-
dressed them in fitting and brilliant
speech,
The display in honor of the city's
guests surpassed the expectations Of
even the Mexicans from across the
Rio Grande, who became wildly enthu-
siastic.
The presidential party resumed its
Journey at noon,
In answer to a speech of General
Hernandez. Mckinley made the happi
est speech Of the tour. He said the
country need have no fear of imperial.
ism.
TRINIDAD, Colo, May 6.-The spc.
cial train bearing Governor Nasn and
izens of the Buckeye state passed
through here this morning to attend
the launching of the battleship ohio
at San Francisco on the 18th.
BUFFALO. N. Y, May 6.-W. w.
Blevin, well known New York pro-
moter. was detained at police head
quarters several hours last night for
thN lNlNblaHit NHNh
was Intercepted.
George b. Cortelyou. Paso del Norte.
Texas:
Tell the president his train will
be destroyed by dynamite in Arizona.
Send rider ahead.
WAYNE BLEvIN."
Blevin was promptly arrested and
ant
two hours he was released on his
promise to leave the city.
He said there was no foundation for
the dispatch. and that he must have
sent it while drunk,
PHOENIX. Ariz., May 7.-Arizona' s
-ichest mine. the Congress. was in
spected by the presidential party this
before daylight. then returned about
he middle Of the morning.
The train on reaching the station
| was greeted by an immense throng
| that gave vent to its impatience by an
enthusiastic demonstration OF wei
come. The windows OF all the cars
| were opened. through which heads
eaned framing smiling faces.
The president and three members
| of the cabinet stood on the platform
| and bowed their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Governor Murphy and stan officially
greeted the president and party. Al
ter few minutes delay two dozen ex
members OF the list volunteer cavalry
Rough Riders rode at the head OF u
line of carriages and acted as per
sonal escort to the president.
| The parade of American troops. CIV
Il. semi-military organizations and In
dians was reviewed by the president
The party was then escorted to the
new capitol building. where the presi
dent expressed his pleasure at the
work and success OF the territory In
providing so handsome an executive
building.
In welcoming the president Govern
or Murphy expressed the hope tina
the president would learn from hi,
visit to the west the great need o
government aid in the matter of ir
rigation. The work could not prop
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