Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

cAmpsn and other stakes are entered
such crack horses aA y. " sathers
| McChesney. Charles " Ellisons liar
1 ~ Sew. and OrduuuE. the winner of
The Montgomery Handicap Book
makers sud horHamrn Of prominence
are here from all parts Of the conn
Itry aud the meeting OpsnR undor The
most favorable auspices.
| CHEYENNE. Wyo. June ; s-rbcre
scf. lively iimez hato this morning
| when nearly u Thousand machinlsih.
| apprentices and helpers. who have
been nut ON strike for nearly year
returned 10 work Ia The shops Of the
| Union Pacific railroad here aud
other shops on iha Wyoming division.
About 10 per cent Of the old maehiu.
ists TOOK ther former places.
sT LOUIS. Mo, June s-The
trucimou. although one of the most
humorous among the various indus
trial occupations In America, hureio.
' fnfo have had no national orgRniEa'
| ion They arc about tn fail IN line
slih the other crafts and trades. how
ever. ana II II expected that from u
aonfofcpcc begun 10 ~. laui. today,
there viii maicrialiEs strong nation
Al union Delegates are IN attendance
| rom various ciii"s and the new organ.
zaiinn will begin It's career with n
| arfc membership embracing the local
ipions of truoAmen In Boston. chioa
go. Philadelphia and numerous other
| ,.iicA
| pI1TsBuRG. Pa. June s~-At the
| convention Of the American Fedora
| lion of ziOnistg today greetings from
| eminent Jews uf the world were re-
,elYcd and read Prominent Jews.
| Sofdsu zDagwaii and Dr, ,icrsl. sent
eshirsrams biI,erB protesting against
Wholesale slaughter OF Jews and home
looting OF The defonseiosa ghcttos. aud
uging publicly and legally safeguard
nR a home FOR the unhappy race II
was maintained conditions OF the Old
Nnrih have not improved In eight
hundred years. that there IL no pity
| tor Jewish esil.s and suggesting Pal
| ssiine aa centralized home. Dr.
i.orlmer In New York yesterday pro
,osed that a committee of twenty
Jews aud Gsutiies be chosen in the
tniicd States io walt ou the czar and
protest against the massacre at Kish.
men in The name OF God and human
| its
CHiCAGo, N Jane S-i.ocal bnnk
officers generally speaking. say that
there Nv nothing alarming for the gen
efal business conditions of the coun.
ny IN the present state Of the stock
al. -. a.
he tendency uf Inflated securities to
| sel hsek 10 the normal level viii
eventually result In much good to tho
conulry's anaira IN general Some OF
| these bankers have devoted much
| lime 10 lhr study of the situation and
lh.y feed that everything Is working
Tor ,ho better and that the present
| nandiiinn OF The stock market Will
serve ultimately Ia establish prop
" level ot prices Tor all securities.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, June The ritua
lion here aud vicinity this morning IL
Morse Than /, ever Was Al Kansas city,
and the Mississippi river Is sweeping
down Ike a mill.rno" carrying dcyhs
tation IN it's track i.oYces have tum-
BLEED into the river, homes and other
buildings swept away and destroyed
The death list In growing
Yesterday the ieNeo near Madison
gave way aud fftcon men lost their
lives while working on the omhank'
mcnt Hundreds of people are iso'
lated today and the loss al lie prom.
iscs to be large Last night was tor
rihie night. and there must have been
,wo thousand lmporilcd people within
ten mites OF this city withou, food or
shelter Two hundred persons were
aiken from Black Walnut almost fam
shed with hunger and cold
The property loss viii run into the
millions and no one can estimate what
the result viii be. for 1t is impossible
today for either steamboats, or other
crar TO combat the raging waters.
WASHINGTON. u C. June -
The federal grand jury voted to indict
Samuel and Dilor Gron. brothers.
charged with conspiring TO defraud
the government. together with former
Superintendent Machon. The Grols
manufactured the mail box fastener,
RICHMOND Ind. June s.-presi-
dent Robert l., Kelly war formally In.
stalled as head Of Earlham College 10.
day In the presence OF large audi
enco, including trustees. faculty, alum
nj. students and friends of the college
Leading educators were In attendance
from nearly all of the prominent col
leges and universities Of Indiana and
there were also eminent representa-
tiyes of the Friends Institutions of