Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-11-20

most faith in the indications which
point to tremendous volume Of traf-
ic through the winter
SCRANTON, Pa. Nov. 18.-The
strike commission today recognized
John Lenahan as council for non-union
miners. Argument on their status
will be made later President Mitch
ell continued on the stand today un'
der cross-examination by Lawyer Nc
Veagh. for the operators.
Violence was under discussion must
of the time. Mcyeagh triod TO held
President Mitchell morally responsi-
BILE for disorder because OF influence
he failed TO exert. In answer Presi-
dent Mitchell said he WAS on the side
OF law and order as violence hurt the
strikers cause.
Mcveagh suggested that violence
Kept many from returning to the
mines. President Mitchell said this
happened. perhaps. in few cases. but
the great body OF miners would bas e
remained out all winter
MacVeagh asked President Mitchell
II growing displeasure and disrsspec'
Of parties and labor unions towards
The judiciary was not a step towards
anarchy President Mitchell said tina,
the decision OF Judge Jackson was
manifestly unfair, but denied that
here was any disrespect towards the
judiciary.
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 18.-Pres
dent Mitchell and Wayne MacVeagh
had another tilt this morning. Mac
Veagh said he would be glad for an
expression as to the influence OF vio
lence on the temper and disposition
of union men who are said to have
committed them. President Mitchell
replied. that he would not assume
that the acts OF violence were true
IT." said he. Forest City, which had
been referred to. would be an exam
pie OF all towns and cities In the an
thracite field 1t would indicate thai
we were a very law-abiding and in
Iustrious people"
Mr.. MacVeagh-"What I am trying
10 show Is that there is growing
5pirit of violence and disregard of law
in its organization, and that your influ
ence Is insufficient to keep them law
abiding and peaceable, as you wish
them to be-"
President Mitchell baiiied counse
by not admitting anything.
BERNIE, Switzerland, Nov. 49,
The federal council today appointed
Ferdinand Demartheray counsellor o
he Swiss legation at Rome.
AUBURN. N. Y, Nov. l8.-Witf
eyes immovably fixed on the crucifi,
which he carried. John Truck, the
Cortland county murderer. walked tt
the death chair at Auburn prison al
$40 this morning He met deatf
without uttering a word or exhibiting
any feeling Truck was a farm hanc
and murdered Frank Miller, farmer
for the purpose of robbery, and at
tempted to destroy the body In Mil
er's home by burning the house.
PEORIA, H., Nov 1S.-The higt
court convention of the Independent
Order of Foresters began in Peoria to
day with nearly every local court ol
the order throughout the state repre-
sented. In addition to the regular
delegates DR.. Oronhyotekha of Toron
to. supreme chief ranger. and severa
other Supreme officers are In attend
ance. Officers reports to be present
I'd TO the convention show the orders
1ffalrs In this state to be In excellent
ondition.
PAOLA. Kans. Nov. 1S.-"Win San
ton" written in notebook, furnish
rs the only clue to the identity o.
-year-old boy killed here by Kan
sas City train last night.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-Rev. George
Martin today pleaded guilty to intend
ing to destroy with dynamite the
;rand stand In front OF st. Andrews
church during King Edwards process
sion through the city. He objected tc
It's presence on holy ground. Sen
tence has been deferred.
DENVER, Colo. Nov. ls.-The
great silver bell for the cruiser Den
Yer was cast at IL o'clock this morn
ing Mayor Wright and other city
officials were present and the casting
was somewhat in the nature of IA cere
mony.
DALZELL. Pa. Nov. 1S.-Repre-
sentative Dalzell denies that he has
withdrawn from the speakershtp race
He says: Il take no stock in all this
figuring for Cannon"
OAKLAND. Calf. Nov. lS.-Billy
Gardner, who has recently arrived on
the coast, Is scheduled to clash with
Toby Irwin in fifteen-round bout be
fore the Reliance Athletic club to-