Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-05


ernatorial candidate. w j. Furnish
and f. Chamberlain. Democrat
+, WASHINGTON. d. c.. June g.
+ The senate concurred in the hous.
resolution thanking Secretary Ha,
for the Mckinley eulogy when he
began the debate of the Philippine
bill under the fifteen minutes rule
4 Voting begins at o'clock.
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. June g.
Preparations are already being made
for the reception of fifteen thousand
knights of Pythias who are COMING
in August. Bearing fruit trees and
giant trees from the famous Red
wood forests. will be planted in the
streets of the city.
Congress has authorized the ISSUING
of one thousand military tents for the
use of the visitors.
HUTCHINSON. Kan. June 3.-Reno
county today sued the Missouri Pa.
cihc Tor one hundred and nine thous
and dollars, being the aggregate of a
penalty at one hundred dollars per
day for every day on which the rail.
road neglected to provide scales at
the station, where shipping was aver.
aing one hundred cars Of wheat an.
nually. The suit is a test case.
! PARIS. June 3.-It is announced in
dispatch to the Patrie from Madrid
that iSepor Sabine Arana. leader of
the Biscayan nationalist party sent a
long cable message to President
Roosevelt, congratulating him on the
establishment of the Republican gov
ernment in Cuba. and that the Span
ish censor suppressed the message.
1t is further asserted that the Spanish
government ordered the prosecution
of Senior Arana, and that President
Roosevelt has Instructed the United
States minister at Madrid to ask for
explanations.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 3.-Clashes be.
tween striking teamsters and non
union drivers are in progress at many
down town points. Many persons are
injured and a number of arrests have
been made. Two hundred police
men are trying to disperse the mobs.
with but little success.
Meat wagons escorted by fifty DO
licemen. went down town with non
union drivers today and were constant
lv hampered by the mob. In the
heart of the business center a mob
which numbered ten thousand persons
charged the wagons. The police
guard had been increased and with
swinging clubs cleared the way to
the Fair department store, where the
meat was unloaded Meanwhile a
fire alarm I'm In, nd ole .ri,
engines were used to disperse the
crowds. A man named Isaac Bea-
ham was pushed into a cellarway and
his neck broken. Drivers of all the
department stores struck today.
CHICAGO. Ills. June 3.-Every po-
liceman on the force is on duty to
prevent trouble. The strikers deny
any participation in the outbreaks.
At ten O'Clock this morning all the
big department store teamsters
struck.
WILKESBARRE. Pa. June g.
There was no material change today
in the lineup caused by Mitchells or
der to the pump men to strike. A
few We're persuaded by the strikers
to stay away. but no important gains
We're made. The operators say that
pumps and engines are working. even
where there is no damage being done
by floods. About four thousand coal
and iron police are patrclling proper
ties. but no violence has been re-
ported.
PORTLAND. Ore, June 3-Further
but still incomplete returns indicate
the election of George Chamberlain,
Democratic, for governor Otherwise
the entire Republican ticket was elect,
ed by from eight to twelve thousand.
Thomas Tongue and William William
son, Republicans, will be congressman.
The Legislature, which chooses a sena-
tor, will be Republican
DENVER, Colo, June 3.-As re-
prominent citizens last night, resolu-
tions were adopted vigorously de-
nouncing as unpatriotic the senti-
ments expressed in the senate by
Senators Teller and Patterson. and as
not being in accord with their views
expressed at home, nor the sentiment
of the people Of Colorado.
The resolutions were telegraphed
to Senator Lodge and will be read in
the senate today, when the Colorado
senators vote against the philippine
bill, thus making public protest from
the people they mis-represent
DENVER, June 3.-Today is the
first trip of the new Santa Fe flyer
between Colorado and Missouri river
points. This handsome train will re.
duce the time several hours.
CHICAGO, Ills. June 3.-The case
against Beauty Doctor Johnson in con.
nection with the death of Miss Thomp.
SON after giving her face treatment
was dismissed today.
q TELLURIDE. Coo, June 3.-This
morning between two and three
o'clock, Nels Taulser. proprietor of
the White House Dance hall was
stabbed by one of the girls in the
hall, with whom he was living, and
at noon was in very bad condition.
Jealousy was the cause
DENVER, June 3.--New develop
ments are expected before Wednes
, day night in the building trades
strike. The bricklayers, with one
thousand members are willing to re
turn to work