Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
NEWS FROM ALL
OVER THE WORLD

men of the World are pouring Into
the city this morning to attend the
biennial gathering of the heud camp.
Head Consul Northcort OF Illinois ar
rived this morning with his executive
officers. all of whom expect to be re-
elected. Regular business will not
commence until tomorrow.
The Colorado delegation will arrive
this evening and will make a strong
effort to have the next convention
held in that state.
The effort to exclude mining men.
stone cutters. etc. from the organiza-
ton will be sharply combatted.
Denver has the largest camp in tho
order. numbering nearly 1000 men.
Advance reports issued this morn
ly successful Its benefit receipts
have been seven and one-half million
during the year. and expenses seven
millions. 1t has n membershi., of
$4,000.
The great parade on Thursday
promises to be the biggest event of
the year in this part of the country.
LONDON. June 10.-Robert Lloyd
Lindsay, first baron of Vantage. died
today.
Lord Vantage entered the British
army in 1850 and served in the Cri-
mean campaign. He received the.
Victoria cross at the battle of Inker
man. His whole military career vas
brilliant
WASHINGTON June lot is very
much doubted that Mrs. Mckinley
will be strong enough to be moved to
Canton by July l.
Her condition today is practically
unchanged She may sit up little
today At her request the flowers
sent her are taken to hospitals.
TACOMA. Wash. June 10.-BoXers
attacked Christian converts in the
province OF Kwoi Chow, holding them
responsible for the invasion of foreign
ers Sixty were massacred.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 10
The details of the fate OF party of
English missionaries at the hands of
cannibais have just been received.
Missionaries Chalmers. Inompkins
two other white men and eleven con
verts died in a native settlement on
the island of Coaribatta.
They were lined up in front of 500
warriors The Rev. Chalmers ad-
dressed the sayages in their native
tongue, and while talking was dubbed
to death. The others We're also kill
ed in like manner All were cut up
and their flesh sent to neighboring
villages in baskets.
A British punitive expedition has
since razed every building on the is
land
ANN ARBOR. Mich. June l0.-An
important antiseptic discovery upon
which Doctors Frederick G. Novy and
Paul c. Freer have been working for
over year in their respective labor
atories has Just been made public.
The new antiseptics are organic acid
hyperOXideS. In water solution
$1,000 OF | per cent of active oxygen
derived from the hyperoxde is fatal
to all bacteria. The hyperoxide used
for the experiments was benzoZlac
it'll. and this. as was shown by ex-
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June l0.-Af
ter her collapse of Saturday Mrs. Lu-
lu Prince Kennedy appeared in court
again today to answer to the charge
of murder. She was painfully weak
and nervous. but stood up under the
ordeal bravely. The court room was
packed and the interest intense.
The first witness for the defense to-
day tended to show a conspiracy to
kill Kennedy was arranged and car
ried out by the woman with the aid
of her father and two brothers. One
of the brothers had told witness that
Kennedy was under the shadow of
his gun. Kennedy had been married
but one month when he was killed.
Two witnesses testified to seeing
Mrs. Kennedy and her brother going
to Kennedy's Office on the afternoon
of the murder. 1t is the theory of the
defense that her brother furnished
Mrs. Kennedy with the revolver with
| which she killed her husband and
| stood by nerving her to the desper-
ate deed.
periments on dogs. can be taken in
ternally in large doses without poison.
Gus effect. The discovery may, it Is
claimed, lead to the further discovery
| of the fundamental causes in an i'm
portant field of medical and surgical
science.
NEW YORK. June 10.-Sixty negros
imported from Congo started today
for the Buffalo exposition, having ar
rived here via France. They look
| ike American negroes.
Chief Obendaga is accompanied by
three of his fifty wives. The press
agent says the arrivals are Fierce
| tire-dancing. cannibalistic, fetish-wor
shipping Ogowes."
| WASHINGTON, June 10.-The Gu
ban constitutional convention is in
session again today to reconsider the
adoption of the Platt amendment
The fact that the ultimatum OF uncon
ditional adoption came from McKin
ley himself had great effect.
vote will not be taken until late
in the week
| CHICAGO June 10.-Through tho