Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-09
charge as high rates on freight from

points east as they do on through
BUSINESS TO the Pacific coast wer,
made. and that discrimination help.
New York merchants at the expense
Of western business. The result OF
the hearing is of great interest to the
merchants OF the trans Mississippi
country.
LONDON, June "a dispatch from
Pretoria states that the Beers are
sulrendering in large numbers on
account of the peace agreement. Lord
Kitchener remains in South Africa un.
til July
PARIS. June Duke D'Orleans,
the pretender issued a manifesto to-
day saying: 1T is my firm resolve
to resuscitate the throne of France
with the help of God and all good
Frenchmen"
ROME, June 5.-The pope will on
June 9Th confer the cardinals hat on
Mgr. Martinelli. A new archbishop of
New York City will be nominated
NEW ORLEANS. La, June 5.-The
British have abandoned the remount
camp at Port Chalmette. The officers
and few horses remaining have left
or Canada.
HERKIMER, N. Y, June 5.-Con-
yressman James Sherman was re-
nominated today by the Republican
congressional convention of the tewn-
y-fifth district
BERLIN. June 5.-The kaiser, at
tended by many of his suite is visit.
no q IT,i, oc DNb
he crown prince is student.
BOULDER. Colo. June 5.-Com-
nencement exercises were held at
he State University today. There
re seventy-siX graduates, the largest
lumber in the history of the institu-
ton.
DENVER, Colo, June 5.-The Colo
ado Southern train bringing delegates
o the state convention from Pueblo
made the trip in two hours and thirty
minutes. beating all state records.
CHICAGO. Ills, June 5.-Twenty of
he largest planning mills in Chicago
lave been united into a new corpora
ion called the American Sash and
Door company The purpose Is to
fleet economies in delivery and pur-
-hase of raw material
PLATTSBURG NO. June 5.-After
two hundred and fifty ballots, the
Third District Democratic convention
remained deadlocked at noon today
regarding the nomination of congress
nan. Congressman Dougherty seems
20 stronger than six other candidates
HUTCHINSON. Kans.. June s.
rhe prohibition state convention today
-lected Rev Moffet chairman A
platform demanding the enforcement
VI the prohibtory law was adopted
Rev. Morrison of Topeka seems to be
+ho favorite for the gubernatoral
0omination
WILKESBARRE. Pa. June S.
More engineers, firemen. and pump
men Joined the strikers today. The
anthracite mine leaders claim their
victory is complete. The operators
continue to import help. Quiet pre-
walls.
WILKESBARRE. Pa. June 5.-The
homes of the striking miners today
'urned to Washington. The presi-
lent at the suggestion of the New
York board of trade may take up the
ask of bringing the miners and mine
owners together. The miners are
willing to arbitrate. President Mitch
oil refuses to speak of the new plan or
that the president will take hand in
he settlement.
VICTOR. Colo, June 5.-Last night
over the Rio Grande railroad was Sc
cretly smuggled into the city car
load of negroes. eighty in number. to
work in the Chandler coal mines.
The Victor Iron and Fuel company
imported them. There has been
much dissatisfaction among union
miners and officers of the mine. which
has not been working for nearly three
months Riots and bloodshed may
follow the advent of the negroes. The
officials stand firm. refusing to grant
union men concessions Feeling is
bitter and the imported workmen are
| not likely to be tolerated.
CHICAGO, Ills, June 5.-Rev. Jere-
niah G. Crowley was ordered to leave
the synod meeting of the archdiocese
of Chicago at Holy Name Cathedral
this morning. He shouted defiance
and accusation and claimed he was
| lniustly condemned.
lola. Kans.. June 5.-The Chero
| See Lanyon smelter at Gas City has
| discharged its hundred and sixty en-
ployes as a result of trouble with
unions Other smelters may take
similar action tonight.
WILKESBARRE. Pa. June 6.-The
| peaceful condition which has charac
terized the anthracite miners for the
past month was shattered by blood
shed when a coal policeman shot
Charley Mccain, a boy last night. and
today an intensely bitter feeling pre-
walls. McCann was shot while re
sisting the tearing down of barri
cade around the Stanton colliery. His
condition today is serious More trou
BILE occurred today when party o
strikers stopped a crowd of policemen
and urged them to give up theiI
commissions The officers drew pis
tolls and forced the miners back. Thi!
led to a disturbance in which the po
icemen arrested several miners. TIL,
sheriff today swore in twenty specia
deputies.
| BLUEFIELD. Va. June 6.-Tomor
row is the day Virginia and Wes