Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-03

Ahe hiieu are Leo and Frank Gran
who were standing u; the mouth {
the mine when the explosion too
place
The injured are: VIM. Rogers. inc
Davis. Joe Harris. Charles MurdIncL
Thomas Brady and VIM. Harris.
| Three of the men Injured will, like
| ly die.
BERLIN. May 31.-Queen Wilhel
NINA or Holland, clothed in a spIen
aid blue robe. sitting beside Empres,
Augusta Victoria. made her forma
entry into Berlin today in an oper
coach drawn by six horses.
Kaiser Wilhelm. surrounded by his
suite, and foreign officers in resplen
dent uniforms. rode at the head of tbe
First regiment.
The guards We're in gala attire. I'm.
mense crowds witnessed the event
Beautiful weather prevails.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, NAV al
At today's session of the Woman's
Suffrage association. Sarah CLAY Ben
nett. chairman of the suffrage commit
tee. reported that the supreme courts
decision on the 18th amendment to
the constitution really annulled the
word male which confined the right
OF suffrage to men: therefore women
would soon vote everywhere.
CHICAGO, May 31.-The machin-
lists strike in Chicago began this
morning. Five hundred machinists
and helpers walked out of the Fraser
4 Chalmers shops.
A strike in sixty other shops is in
evitable before night.
The moulders will probably go out
in sympathy.
WILMINGTON, Del. May 30
While three heavily loaded trolley cars
were coming to town this morning
they ran away on the slope of a hill.
A wreck followed.
Joshua Gilman jumped from the
front car and it ran over him. cutting
him in two.
Two other persons were fatally in
Jured and several hurt severely.
There were over 200 passengers on
the train. The line is new one and
the motorman was unfamiliar with
the grades.
LONDON, May 3l.--Former Senator
Wolcott of Colorado Ia here, and Is
receiving much attention from soci.
ETY. notabies and financial magnates.
He Is very Intimate with Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach, and is a good deal OF n
lion in political circles.
Mr.. Wolcott leaves for Paris the
first of next week and is expected to
remain In France for some time
PARIS. May 31.-Mrs. Dhont of Lii.
lie, blindfolded the eyes of her four
children. saying they would play
"blindman's" buff.' Then she push
ed them all into the river.
Three of the children were drowned
and the mother also drowned herself
The mania for numbering whole
families is increasing throughout
France.
LONDON. May 31.-A dispatch
from st. Petersburg this morning says
that in the riots between the strikers
and police last week over forty were
killed and nearly $50 wounded.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. May 31-On
boomers are struggling over the noun
tains in great numbers for the oil
fields on the Cumberland plateau.
The Standard Oil company is erect
ing tanks and paying SS cents u bar.
rel y
CRIPPLE CREEK. May 3i-The
gross production of the Cripple Creek
district for May Is $4,000 tons of ore
valued at $3.50, 900. The showing Is
GOOD considering that the Portland
mine was closed down half the month
and the Elkton one week.
WASHINGTON. May 31.-The pres
dent and cabinet today decided at
meeting that the action OF the Cuban
constitutional convention was not
substantial compliance" with the
erms of the Platt amendment.
The secretary OF war will convey
he fact to the convention.
NEW YORK, May 31.-Gen. Thomas
Wilson retired, is dead, aged 10. He
vas famous during the civil war or
he frontier and during the Seminole
conquest.
COLUMBIA, S. C.. May 3l.-Gov
,rnor McSweeney has rejected thu
'esignations of Senators Tillman anf
McLaurin. giving them time to further
consider their action.
WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Senator
NcLaurin Is now in Washington and
seems to be confident of success ir
he senatorial contest in South Car
)lina, but at the same time he says
hat he would not regret his own re
'irement II he could finally dispose Of
rillman. which Indicates the bitter
ersonal feeling between the two men
rillman realizes that McLaurin repre-
ents a growing sentiment. which he
wants to crush as soon as possible
nd to those who know his disposition
/ is not necessary to say that the
oming campaign will be unprecedent
ID In sensational features Some o.
he cooler headed politicians in South
'arolina are already predicting that
he people will consider the fight alto
ether too personal and decide to re
ire both of the contestants and elect
wo new men to their places. Five
n six candidates have already appear