Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-06
fore II O'Clock saws that Mrs. McKin.

ICY SouuitiOu toudS IL ds ldNOTaDle
as could be- expected; that no imme'
diate apprehension may be felt. and
that some improvement is looked for
WASHINGTON. June "A fourth
physician has been called inconsulta.
tion on Mrs. McKinley's case. He
is DR.. Osler of Baltimore. well
known nervous specialist. He re-
ports Mrs. Mckinley no better
Her condition Is said to be practical
ly hopeless. and it is said the presi-
dent has given 1t up. She suffered a
nervous attack this morning and has
been in semi-conscious state ever
since.
TEN TSIN. June 3.-The Welsh
Fusileers. acting as police, tried to
stop some French soldiers from loot
ing today. The French repealed
them with bayonets. The Germans
helped the French. Shots were ex
changed. and on eFrenchman killed I;
three Frenchmen. five Germans -four
British and one Japanese were wound
ed. strong German guard stopped
the fight.
removal of the cemtery on his country
home grounds because it interferes
with his proposed golf links.
Mackey offered a new site. to re-
move the bodies. put up new head
stones free. and to bury free of cost
an members of the congregation who
cepted.
HAZELTON. Pa. June 3.-Michael
Malojoske. a track laborer. suicided
after tediously figuring out that II
would take him. at his rate of pay,
$l.05 cents a day. over $500 years to
earn President Schwab's million dol
lar salary.
PEKIN. June "a meeting OF gem
erals of the allied forces today decid-
ed to transfer the city's administration
to the Chinese this month. Special
trains will run all the week taking
trains to Taku.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Clarence
Mackey. the millionaire. made prop
osition to the negro church for the
LEADVILLE. Colo. June 3.-The
sixth annual state convention of the
Colorado State Federation of Labor
opened in this city today and will prob
ably last all the week
The session is regarded as OF more
than usual Importance, the cause OF its
being held in Leadville. The State
Federation IL determined to unionize
Leadville if possible, The leaders do
not conceal their intentions and state
that such course as they propose is
sor the greatest good of the greatest
number. and as result they have
committees out all over tina city for
the purpose of promoting trades un-
ionism.
WASHINGTON. June 3.-The first
prominent June wedding in Washing
ton society occurs at noon tomorrow
when James G. Blaine. jr.. leads to the
altar Martha Hichborn. daughter Of
Rear Admiral Hichborn.
The bride is reputed to be the hand
soonest woman in Washington.
WASHINGTON. June "a letter
eceived in Washington by friend of
General Funston, the captor of Agui-
laldo, says in part:
THE prophecies made before the
election that the reelection OF Nc
kinley would be the deathblow to this
bandit insurrectiOn are being realized
to an extent that no one would have
rhe Filipinos Of all central and most
populous provinces of I.uzon, incIud.
ing Manila. have formed political
party known as the 'partida federal
whose platform IL peace under Amer
lean sovereignty. The movement,
which originated among some. OF the
most influential natives of Manila.
spread like prairie fire through half
4 dozen provinces and has complete
ly changed the attitude of the people
from timid acquiescence in the de-
mands of the insurgent chiefs to open
friendliness for the Americans and
1esire to actively combat those still
in arms who have claimed to repre-
sent the Filipino people.
Many things have brought about
this condition of affairs. In the first
place. the election showed the people
that the Americans are here to stay,
and this. coupled with the exemplary
punishment meted out to a few of the
worst agitators, gave encouragement
to the well disposed General MacAr-
thur, while severe in his treatment of
the wrongdoers. has been most polit.
&c in his treatment of the natives. and
has won their confidence to a remark
able extent. His personal poular-
ity has been truly wonderful. The
able commission, of which Judge Taft
is president, hos worked unremittlng-
ly in framing new laws to wipe out
the worst abuses of Spanish rule, in
establishing provincial and municipal
government, and in allayiug the sus'
picions of the natives"
LONDON. June 3.-Civil guards flr-
ed on rioting citizens today, killing
eighteen.
Martial law has been proclaimed
All business Is suspended.
VIENNA. June 3-Twenty-four
chambers of commerce In Germany
six in Russia and Austria, have ap-
proved the Bohemian manufacturers