Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-11

control of the Cs'c- ado Fuel & Iron
con pany. The judge denied the writ
lsb = for the e. K OF books. and
efused ali mi " applications made
5y the Gates contingency.
WASHING TON. d. c.. Aug. T.
mother list OF soldiers in the Philip
pines who have died from cholera was
eceivad this morning from General
'hafee. It contains thirty-two names
md covers period OF only two weeks
The ORGANIZATIONS which suffered most
we're the Second infantry, ten deaths;
Ninth cavalry. twelve deaths
WILKESBARRE, Pa. Aug 7-Col-
onel Dougherty OF the Ninth regiment.
when asked regarding the report that
that his company had resigned in a
body because OF their sympathies
with the strikers. said that was all
nonsense; that the men must serve
heir period of enlistment.
CLARKSBURG, Aug. Mother
Jones' commenting on Judge Goff's
decision said "The strikers time
will come What is one mans opinion
compared with the whole American
people. who are the strikers?"
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Aug. THE
strike of the street car motormen and
conductors continues. The tie-up is
more complete than when the strike
began but three cars were brought
out this morning.
OYSTER BAY. l.. l.. Aug 7.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt returned on
the Sylph this morning. The presi-
dent entertains large party at lunch
con this afternoon
WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. L.
Circulars issued from the war depart
ment send Troops G and H of the
Tenth cavalry to Fort Mackenzie, Wyo.
Troop to Fort Washakie, Wyo.. and
Troop to Fort d. A Russell, Wyo.
SHENANDOAH, Pa. Aug. THE
strike situation here is actually un-
changed. An immense joint meeting
Of Mine Workers will be held here to-
day.
mentioned in connection with Mr. VOL
colt. and has been otherwise arranged
for The impression has gained cur,
rcncy in official circles in Washington
| that there IS very strong probability
Of Mr. Wolcott's being the next sena-
tor from Colorado, which would be
more to his taste. 1t is thought the
Republicans are apt to carry the state
and in that event Mr. Wolcott is to
succeed Mr.. Teller.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug L.
| According TO report received by the
war department, the commanding gen
eral of the Department OF the North
arn Philippines. has approved and
made public the sentence awarded Jo-
seph Hale. a private of the Eighth in
| fantry. charged with desertion to the
| enemy at Bay in January, 1901, and
sentenced to two years at hard labor.
Hale and his companion. while intoxi-
Gated took their rifles and wandered
cut of the town of Bay and were gath
cred in by the insurgents. Hale final
| ~ accepted "a second lieu
tenants commission in the insurgent
army under Captain Mindera
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. Fred
, Herrck the millionaire lumberman.
has appealed from the one cent fine
| imposed in the police court on the
charge of refusing to pay licensed
restaurant bill. Mr.. Harrick went into
| the Morris hotel cafe and ordered a
| lunch with plain cold slaw. The slaw
was brought to him with dressing and
he refused to pay for it He was ar
rested and locked up. The police
| Judge fined him one cent
LONDON Aug. Although no in
yitations to attend the coronation have
| been Issued foreign courts. a number
| of the kings relatives will be present
at the ceremonies. The Crown Prince
of Denmark, Duchess of Sparta Crown
Prince of Greece Prince and Princess
Henry of Prussia, Grande Duke of
Hssse. and Prince George Andrew of
Greece will shortly arrive.
DENVER. Colo, Aug THE direc-
tors of the American Smelling & Re
tining company, otherwise known as
the Smclter Trust. held a meeting in
this city today. The business trans
acted was not made public, but after
the meeting one of the board announc-
ed that the purpose was to combine
and do all possible to keep up the
price of silver
WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug l.
Corporal o Brien, who was arrested in
North Adams. Mass last night for per
jury. was indicted by the grand Jury
of the District of Columbia last week.
The fact was kept secret until the
arrest could be made O'Brien's al
legged offeuse was in giving false testi-
mony before the senate committee.
LEANENWORTH. Kan, Aug. =
Fred Heron, white, was shot and
killed yesterday morning by Carl
Deitsch, the son of farmer whom
Heron and held up. Both escaped
from the Leavenworth county jail last
night by overpowering Guard Loner-
gan. They stopped at the Deitsch
home to secure a pistol
CHEYENNE. Wyo., Aug. THE
Democratic state convention met this
morning at ten O'Clock but no nomna.
tons were made and the convention
adjourned till afternoon. It looks like
George r. Beck of Cody would be
nominated for governor
BELFAST. Aug. IA high author
ty states that the contract between
the Morgan shipping trust and admir-
i