Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

| buckingham palace June 90, and
closes with the kings dinner in Lon
don July 5. Actual coronation begins
at Westminster Abbey Thursday. June
10Th, and will last two hours. The
following day a coronation procession,
two miles long, will wend its way
through London. There will be two
state dinners, grand opera and naval
review, special church service for the
newly crowned couple. luncheon ten
dered by the city of London to royal
ty. three royal receptions and kings
garden party. Each have a separate
day on the program
| Special Telephone to The Herald:
AZTEC, June lit was Mr.. John
ston. instead Of Mr.. Jackson. as stated
in yesterdays Herald. who came here
from Missouri. and he is looking for a
location to set mp in the druggists
business
Mr.. Counter from Fort Collins Is
in town looking for a place in which
TO put up a rubber and hardawre
store He is a man with considerable
money and intends to locate here,
| Special Telephone to The Herald:
| SILVERTON. Colo. Mr.. Charles
Fritsch and Miss Mabel Higgins were
married this morning at $50. Father
I.enart performing the ceremony in
St. Patrick's church.
| MARSHALL Mo. June 19.-For the
loss Of both feet and other injuries
sustained bv the explosion OF an en-
"ine Patrick Markev was awarded a
verdict Of thirtv-fve Thousand dollars
agninst the CHICAGO e. Alton railway
| ROME June 19-The pope accept
ad the entire American proposition re
"arding the Friar lands. and status OF
'he church in the Philippines. desir-
ing only minor changes in form.
ST. PAUL. June ia general
street car strike is threatened here
because the companv discharged six
men who were prominent in forming
The union. EMPLOYEES demand that the
discharged men be reinstated by Sun
dav
WASHINGTON. d c. June 19-In
view OF the fact that the naval com
rnittee has ostponed consideration of
the bill retiring Captain Richmond
with his eyes that officer may resign
from the service. He is at present at
the shipyards at Elizabethport n. j..
experimenting the construction of tor
nedo craft 1t is understood that Cap
tain Hobson win enter political life
after leaving the navy
PERU, Ind. June 19-The doleful
melody OF Good Morning, Carrie"
provoked a mruder here TODAY and
NAV vet be responsible for lvnching.
Claence Gillespie. steel worker. was
walking along the street singing the
ballad when John Haines. negro
from Wabash ordered him to desist
Gillespie paid no attention to the
black and the latter shot and killed
him
Haines after the shooting. made an
attempt to escape, but was captured
nv a crowd of steel workers who were
with Gillespie. While officers were
hastening to the scene the steel work
ers were preparing to lynch the negro.
and Haines body would have been
dangling from the limb of some near
by tree had not the officers arrived
when they did.
the prisoner was taken to Jail in a
street car, followed by scores OF peo-
pie in buggies and on bicycles.
Threats of lynching tonight are made
by sttel workers. among whom Giles
pie was popular.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 10
The senate this afternoon adopted
/ h. a J,,,o hp n of
AZ to "a. This means that the Pana-
ma canal route will be substituted for
the Nicaraguan.
WASHINGTON, d. C.. June 19-In
the senate today, Morgan OF Alabama,
began at 1890 summing up the 18TH
milan canal proposition from the Nj
cnragua side of the controversy.
When the senate convened Morgan
presented communication from Sec
retary Hay stating that Costa Rica
was prepared to make all necessary
concessions for the Nicaraguan route
It was then advised that the senate
should go on record on Hoar's amend
ment that the selection of the route
be left to the president providing the
Spooner amendment acted on as a
committee of the whole. Senator
| Clark Of Montana made a speech char
acterizing the Panama route as a
/ hoodoo. Allison of Iowa said that in
view OF the canal commissions report
/ favoring the Panama route he would
/ report later on.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. June 10
! Indications are that the Spooner
amendment to the isthmian canal bill
will be adopted in the senate today
by a majority of ten. The Spooner
amendment is substitute for the
house bill authorizing the construction
of the Nicaraguan canal. and the
amendment provides that the presi-
dent shall purchase the Panama prop
erty for forty million dollars If he
deems II advisable. If a satisfactory
title for a strip Of land six miles wide
along the Panama route cannot be OBJ
tanned, the president is authorized to
deal with Costa Rica and Nicaragua
regarding the latter route. Ten mil
lion dollars will be applied for work
or either route selected.
WASHINGTON. n. c.. June IA
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