Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-19

ago from Missouri He has con
tracted for material for building
which he will occupy with a stock of
dry goods. and notions
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June IL
There has recently been most un-
fortunate change in the policy OF the
government OF Ecuador which. II Is
feared. will put stop to the progress
that country has been making in civi-
llization the past four years. and in
jure II not ruin. several important en-
terprises In which American citizens
are Interested.
In 1896 Elroy Alfaro overthrew the
government by revolution and became
president of Ecuador. He had heen
the leader of the liberal party In that
country and chronic revolutionist
for many wears Most of his life was
spent In exile but II was a profitable
experience for him, because he learn
cd much of modern systems OF gov
ernment and was convinced of the ad-
vartages Of liberty, education and in
ternal improvements.
WASHINGTON. u. c. Iune 1s-
The Ute reservation bill has been
signed bv the president. Settlers are
NOW free to enter and pick ont all the
choice lands they want in fruitful
southwestern Colorado
WASHINGTON n. c. June 1S.-
Unless all signs fail the conference
toright Of Republican senators will
result In postponin" the Cuban reel
nrocitv question until next session IT
ie susracted that the caucus viii adopt
resolutions advising the president to
negotiate y reciprocity treaty with Gu
ha. and submit it for ratification next
session.
Out Of fifty-four senate Republicans
who will attend thirtvhve IT Is said.
will support this method of avoiding
n 1isaereeable party split and the
orgressioral camnaisn caucus Is apt
to be a love feast Congress Is ex-
pected to adjourn the first week In
July II program Is carried out
WASHINGTON n c. June 1S-
Senators ouav and Penrose are
unite active in the senate todav over
the statehood bill which Ouav will
call up tomorrow and demand consid-
Grafton. The committee by mar
row majority is against the bill. but
ouay thinks that in open senate the
bill can be passed at this session.
Old senators. however. are very
touchv on the question of committee
rights aud It is doubted TODAY If Quay
will succeed in thus irregularlv TAX
ing the measure out of the hands of
the committee Had Senator Bever.
idge. who leads the affirmative. even
consented to present the bill for sen
ate consideration. without reporting it
favorably its success would have been
reasonably secure but he insists that
IT shall not be considered this year
He will appeal to the traditions OF
senatorial committees to have them
piseonhole the report sustained. Sen
ator Quay. however thinks he has q
fighting chance, AMI is working zeal
ouslv to that end today. If he gets
the measure out of the committee he
processes entire faith in its passage
He believes II to be politically n wise
move as well as a matter of simple
Justice to Arizona New Mexico and
Oklahoma.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 49,
Senator Teller supported Senator Han
ma in the senate today. in the con
. tention that the Panama canal Is the
better route.
PATERSON. N. j., June 1S.-Fierce
, labor riots are prevailing here today
Many are injured and strikers smash
ed and destroyed property. Militia
men may be called out.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Fredericl
, Innes. the noted band master. lost his
divorce case and will continue to pa,
, his wife alimony. pending decision
) of her counter-suit for separation.
r PARIS. Ky. June 1S.-While watch
: ing the dragging of the river for {
/. corpse James Carver ara Tizzie John
= son were run down and killel by ;
Louisville G Nashville train on a tres
= tie today
: CHICAGO. Ill. June 1S.-Both stool
/ and wheat markets are very stroni
= today. and everything went shooting
D upwards. Illinois Central jumped
$ over half a dozen points, and all rail
e road stocks advanced. July corr
: moved up, making another sen
= | SatlOnai advance. lhe tHiTu IL ia
made this week. It closed this after
s noon at sixty-nine and half. gail
a of nearly ten cents in four days.
e DENVER. June 1S.-The state tc
+ day began collections from the var
g Gus Colorado cities of interest on take
= which counties hitherto have he'll
= and which recent decision hold
e shall go to the estate. The aggre
gate sum will be quite large.
II CHICAGO, Ills, June 18.-Majo
). Waller and two hundred marine
g passed through the city today. Tn
s major denies the correctness of .
e statement attributed to him at Sa
It Francisco. that he had certainly LEI
0 Samar a bowling wilderness. He sal
he did not expect to be court martha
e ed again. and hoped to heaven h
D would he left alone short time.
IF LONDON, June 18.-What with go
r. sip about conspiracy to assassint
t. the king. his absence again t.
e day from the Ascot races and gloom
t. statements that Edward is sufferin
s. from an incurable disease, puts a d