Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-14

'h"h NaliiouA 'Hht Vfpi shoSStAf
bled In Indianapolis. the celebration
Of the silver jubilee of Bishop Chatard
came to an end today with pontifical
high mass OF thanksgiving. The ser.
mon was preached by Archbishop
Quiglcy Of Chicago and among the
other eminent prelatss who took part
were Archbishop Elder OF Cincinnati,
Archbishop Keene Of Dubuque. Bishop
O'Connor Of Newark and Bishop Han
sen Of Belleyille. III. A message of
congratulation was received from the
pope reminding Bishop Chatard that
he was the first bishop appointed by
his holiness after his elevation to the
chair of st. Peter Tonight the cele-
hration will conclude with notable
banquet at which Bishop Spalding of
Peoria and other eminent speakers will
he heard
MlDDLEBRASS. o.. May 12.-Gro-
yer Cleveland may be said to be a
candidate for the Democratic presi
dental nomination in 1904. Two ques
lions were asked him by a Cleveland
Press stan correspondent:
win you be a candidate for the
nomination.
Mr., Cleveland replied; Il can't an
swcr that question
III the nomination be rendered to
you, would you accept"
Again Mr.. Cleveland said: Il can't
answer that question at this time.
either, would only be inviting the
censure of the people"
Charles Foster, cabinet officer un-
der Cleveland and member of the
fishing party. when asked II hs con
said
Though not authorized to speak.
know he don't want the nomination.
but would take 1t as a duty to his par
ty. He possesses the confidence OF
the people and deserves the nomina-
don"
The party caught so bass yesterday,
and Mr. Cleveland is In fine fettle.
AZTEC, y, NJ. May l2.-The foun.
dattion for tho new Baptist church
was commenced yesterday. and work
will he pushed ON the structure until
completed
The Odd Fellows have let q contract
for a 5000 hall The order is in
prosperous condition.
LONDON. May liking Edward
and Queen Alexandria We're enthusi.
astically greeted by twenty thousand
Scotch people at DalkeIth, Scotland,
this morning The crowds at the
gates Of the palace chfered loudly as
the royal couple approached.
NEW YORK, May I2.-Clerks today
in the Department OF Washington
completed their task OF counting the
money In the United States sub
treasury here. There were tons of
II, Inc cash was found to be cor
rect There were over $2S6. .00o, 900, of
which s2OO.00o.O00 and over was in
gold. and s67 ,0O0. 900 In silver.
NEW YORK, May l2.-Richard
Henry Stoddard, the poet and author,
died at his home here today of rheum-
atism and ailments incident to old
in 1926
- CHICAGO, ~, May l2.-Five hun
ilrcd colored walters repudiated the
agreement made between their OIL
Gers and restaurant proprictogs, and
the men refused TO raturn to work
Just when peace seemed to be assured
\ spirit OF unrest prevails among
the Deering Harvester employees and
there Is much unrest among the laun-
dry strikers.
NEW YORK. May l2.-Board Of
health statistics published today show
the population OF the city to be in
increasing remarkably. 1t has jumped
rom 100000 in 1900, TO 3.750.000.
NEW YORK. May l2.-Robert Oily.
phant for nihstsep years president OF
he Delaware 4 Hudson railway, and
connected with the road for twenty
ave years. retired from active busi3.
cess today. aged 70 years. David
" Yilcox Is his successor. oliphant was
he only coal road president who did
not respond personally to President
Rooseyelts invitation for the coal
strike settlement
COLUMBIA, Mo, May l2.-Stanley
Sinson. n university student. is ip Q
serious condition today as the result
II blow on the head With tent
pole by negro worker at circus,
y here the students had gathered last
night. After Sission WAS struck the
went for the negro. who ss'
,apod in the darkness. The students
broke up the circus. demanding the
larksy. whom they started to lynch.
4 rough house prevailed throughout
he town during the night
MAIDEN. Mass. May i2-Tomasio
..ombardo. arrested Wednesday In
with the murder Of Miss
Nellie StuTieyapt. was released today.
Is there was no oass against him.
-.ombardo was arrested willis ridipg
, bicycle In the north end Of Boston
IN hour after Miss Sturtovant was
murdered. the police having iIforma-
ion that the murderer escaped on a
bicycle.
DENVER. Colo. May i3.-Twelve
thousand men and women, members OF
organized labor In Denver. were called
,ut ON strike this morning. As yet
inly little over two thousand men