Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

| LONDON. June 10.--The formation
of the coronation parade is complete.
| Rehearsal of the coronation ceremon-
les has been held at Westminster Alb
hey with dummy regalia. AS ma
tional gift King Edward has started
| a fund to assist hospitals. The lord
mayor has announced that 10000
pounds has already been subscribed.
SALONICA. Roumania, June TO-
At a secret meeting in March the ran
som received for Miss Stone and
brigands We're sent to Macedonia on
a secret mission.
SILVERTON. Colo. June l0.-At a
large and enthusiastic meeting held
last night it was decided to celebrate
the ith of July in a befitting manner
and with the increased prominence of
Silverton as mining center which
means the largest and most elaborate
celebration in the history of the coun-
ty. Dave Cunningham was elected
president. Joseph Bordeleau treasurer.
Nat Ballou secretary. with Tom An
near, Joe Bordeleau and Mr.. Patter-
son on the finance committee. Quite
a number of the leading merchants
were present and signified their inten-
tion of donating literally. and this
morning mining companies interview
ed expressed a willingness to aid also
to help along the Labor day blowout
in September, thus showing a friendly
feeling between operator, merchant
and miner
SILVERTON. Colo, June 10.-A
large force of men and teams are
hauling new machinery to the North
Star on King Solomon. owned by the
Contention Mining company. A new
hoist and other improvements are be-
ing added
Several teams are also engaged in
hauling machinery to the Highland
Mary mine in Cunningham gulch,
Reports from Eureka and Gladstone
indicate unusual activity in the above
districts. In fact, there is only en-
the county.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June TO-
The old Liberty bell which has been
on exhibition at Charleston, has been
brought back to its old resting place
in Independence hall. 1t was accom-
panied by throngs in the streets and
bands of music.
HAVANA. June l0.-President
Palma signed the amnesty act today
pardoning all Americans expiating of
fenses committed in Cuba. Neeley
and Rathbone, postal fraud convicts.
will be released tomorrow
Rathbone. the third man convicted,
hesitates to accept freedom. declaring
that acqufttal alone is acceptable to
him.
A mob of Cuban paupers made a
demonstration at the palace today.
crying for bread. Palma took a thous-
aud dollars from his private purse and
purchased bread for the crowd,
A water famine is threatened here
owing to the bursting this morning
of an acqueduct which was the sole
means of supply for greater part of
the city.
DENVER June 1O.-All the unions
that voted on the question of seces-
sion, agreed to continue allegiance to
the Building Trades council. lndica-
tions are this morning that stoppage
of building operations in Denver
which occurred two weeks ago will
continue indefinitely. The strike is
now a lockout.
NEW HAVEN, Con, June 1O.-Har-
ry Bartlett Charles and George Wat
son went out sailing in a cat boat yes
terday. They have not returned yet,
though all were to be examined as
seniors at Yale today. Their friends
fear the worst.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June TO-
Captain Bailey, naval attache at the
British embassy, left for England and
is not expected to return. Some
months ago complaint was made by
the navy department, that Bailey,
having been refused permission to
watch naval maneuvers off Narrangan-
sett, hired tug and watched them fur
lively Later it was charged that he
had made a secret survey OF Florida
harbors.
WILKESBARRE, Pa, June 10
Hope has been abandoned of "A settle
ment of the anthracite strike to fol
low the conference of President Mitch
ell and Labor Commissioner Wright.
The latter attended the graduation ex-
erclses at TarTytown, n. Y, today, ex-
pecting to interview railroad presi-
dents this evening. President Trues-
dale of the Lackawanna expects the
strike to be disintegrated slowly and
AYERS there can be no arbitration.
At the barricaded Comierce the
construction of living apartments for
| non-union men continues. The LIE
high Valley and Susquenhanna rail
ways will acqulesce to the demands
OF employees not to carry special po
| lice or soft coal. 1t appears that the
strike will be struggle to a finish
and result In the survival OF the fit
test.
NEW YORK. June 10.-President
Mitchell called on Secretary Easily oi
| the Civic federation today, but he
said it was merely social visit
President Mitchell said he had receiv
| ed no overtures from the operators
and declared the strikers could stand
a long siege.
| WI ,KESBARRE June 1O-'rhs