Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-15
TELEGRAPHic sREViTIEs.

| ward and Queen Alexandra left thi.
morning for the new palace at Potts
dam. The latest wreath for the
grave of Empress Frederick came from
Cecil Rhodes. A dangerous anarch
ist has been spotted.
ROME. Aug. l2-Nearly all italy
is in mourning today over the death
of Signor Crispi which occurred yes
terday. The funeral arrangements
will be completed this afternoon,
| BOSTON, Aug. 12.--The steamer
Halifax as she was coming into this
port this morning in dense fog struck
a dangerous reef and sank. No lives
were lost
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-The Sham.
rock II. passed quarantine today and
| went into Erie basin for repairs She
| crossed the ocean in fifteen DAYS and
six hours.
PARIS, Aug. 12.-The French pa
pers have revived the story that the
Empress Frederick was married to
Count Won Seckendorf in 1896. The
report is believed to be true and has
caused big sensation.
1t is said the kaiser has ordered n
strict censorship of all kilograms on
this account. The letters pertaining
to the affair We're written by Baroness
Won Rosbach. who was formerly one
of the chief ladies of the court.
The baroness insists that the EN-.
press and Secendorf were secretly
married in 1896 and lived together as
man and wife. They had the deep.
est affection for each other and the
martial relations werr rs happy as
they could be under the circum-
stances.
The marriage was known to the
kaiser and all the royal members of
the empress family. The kaiser new
or allowed his children to visit Fired.
ershoff and onl permitted Count Seek.
endorf to visit the empress under pro.
test
WICHITA, Kan. Aug. 12.-Jerry
Simpson will leave Wichita for good
lie intends to locate in the new Kio
wa and Comanche country. where he
will engage in the practice of law at
the new town of Lawton. Mr.. Simp.
son has advertised his office furniture
at the Union stockyards for sale and
has already sold his residence prop.
erty here. He has been at Lawton
for some time. His wife confirms
the story that they will leave Wich.
ita. but claims that they are going to
engage in farming in the new country.
and that so far as she knows Mr..
Simpson will not try for political hon
ors there. But intimate friends of
Mr.. Simpson say that with the influx
of Texas Democrats and Nebraska and
Kansas Populists he thinks he can
make good race for delegate to con.
gress from the new territory
SlLVERTON. Aug. 12.-(Special
to The Herald).-Al the preliminar.
les have been performed and only the
liking of the date remains for the in
auguration at Silverton of one of the
strongest lodges in the west of Eagles.
This organization has been suggested
this summer by the large number of
visiting Eagles who found no Eagle
lodge here to visit or anything of
similar fraternal character. Many
Eagles had drifted in here from other
sections of Colorado and elsewhere
and they have decided to have a Sill
verton organization.
The Eagles claim as their chief mis-
sion care of the needy. allowing those
who can prosper in the ordinary chan.
nels to do so without hindrance.
1t is thought by organizing the peo-
pie here, other lodges of Eagles will
soon be installed at Durango, Tellu-
ride and Ouray.
PITTSBuRG, Aug. 12,-The Repub
lie. Painter Lindsay, McCutcheon.
and Franklin pudding rolling mills
closed down this morning
The upper and lower Union mills
and the Scottsdale and Meadow plants
and six other mills are working full
forces and not more than one-half the
number of their employees are expect
ed to obey President Shaffer's order
At Monessen, Pa, the National Tin
Plate company started up this morn
ing with a full force of men, all non
union. The strikers who have been
in session all night have decided not
to molest them.
Percy f. Donner. manager of the
ii
large number of non-union men who
together with the police officers out
humher the strikers
The non-union men came to work
this morning in droves and it is un-
derstood that they We're heavily arm
ed in case of riot.
The Boston rolling min at Me
Keesport is tied up completely this
morning. Not a wheel has turned
in this great plant since Saturday
night. except in the tube department,
which employs about 1000 men when
1t is running full force 1t is claim.
ed, however, that this department will
be out Of material after another days
run. and then the tieup at McKees-
port will be complete.
At Youngstown six hundred non
union men are running the Ohio steel
plant at its full capacity.
The National Tube works started up
as usual with 500 men on the night
shift there. At the Valley plant 500
man ara at uartr am ~ II,,t,,a,. n,,.l