Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-02


oily aud await the coming Of tho dis
members OF The sypdioaic are TO re
main lH New York 10 ship the souye-
Mrs 10 points previously agreed upon.
Tho success of Tho project means
largo outlay Of capital and Incidentally
a study of time iablea and a mapping
ont nf roHfo in she same careful
manner un Is dnne by biz circus TN
tour
CHICAGO, M. March 70 Arrange
monis were made today for the funer-
al of the venerable packer. Guslayns
Franklin swift who died yesterday
~ bcmorrbasc He VIII be- buried to-
morrow morning The funeral prom
laes 10 be- a very large one Mr..
swin who beran Dis career as a
small butcher thirty years ago died
~ The aged head of thc greatest pack
na concern n the world, and leaves
a fortune Of over ten mIilons, He
was 90 years old
BuFFALO. y e. March 80 Prcvi-
ous 10 the railing of witnesses today
IN the Bnrdlck trial. which was reopen
"a with inquiry into the manner Of the
death of prnnpil. Judge Murphy said
bc would band down his decision IN
the iurdlcll inquest tomorrow Alex.
andcr Quinn bartender of Now
York Ciiy, was the dnt witness.
Prnnoil had asked Quinn aud Cashier
King 10 have drink With him. aud
hey indulgod ia several when Pen
nell said You boys don't know
what IL passing through my mind
There Is one man could ldli If went
10 tho saliGNs for u I am now haN
lng my halploai days al someone
risc's expense
Frederick Quinn wan then called
corroboraHaF Qulnn's testimony The
Judge lhen declared the inquest clos
cd
WASHINGTON. ~ c.. March a.
There VAS a constant stream Of call.
era AZ the white iIonse to-day Most
~ them called simply 10 Soy goodbye
to the president. who leaves here to
morrow for his long trip 10 the Pa
cl0c coast Secretary Loeb has sent
10 each member az tho presidents
party handsome Itinerary of the
trip u is IN the form of booklet
with Handsomely embossed cover. and
couiniue in addition to a map showing
tho rouio Co be taken by the papty
no nhmes of the membCra OF the
party. the day and hour OF arrival
ana departure Ht utch point The popu-
lntion oi cnius at which stops viii be-
made. and many other interesting
facts. including tho namC8 NJ the rail.
roads over which the ttaln VIII travel.
the distance bcfwccn points, etc.
The members of the party VIII in
cindc the President Secretary Loeb.
two railroad officials, four newspaper
men roprosenfuilvos oI two illustrat
ed wecidiea several White House
stcn1grhpber- and three secret
agents
The president iR ln fine phyuicnl
condition aud says hc has already the
fragrance ni tho Wonds hni the mount
aims Ia hia nuhrils Il lB IN ho rec.
ord breaking lupr sure enough About
a. 10e milcs ia tho total distance TO
he Travelled Ag ihe tour is 80 be con.
imued lur Sixty SIX days, more Than
goo mira iN io hc covered chch day
Hut the actual travelling must be done
Ia about iuriy days. or at the rate OF
360 miles "A day. Including tho many
stops This is said 10 be- longest
iout both va timc and distance, ever
niadr hy "a President Of the United
States prusident McKmloys tour to
The Pacific coast which was cut
short boy Mrs Mckinlcy's Illness. was
planned az about 10000 miles. In
1900 Mir Roosevelt made campaign
swing around thoorCic which lasted
sixty throo days, and embraced about
ih.Ooa miles ut travel Hut Mr.
Ronacycii was not president lhcn
Daring The "trip tho president win
make niX Hot speeches which are al
rcady prepared The lrsi is to he
mRdu al Chicago. tho second al Nil
whukco. third at Minneapolis, "a
fourth o. Sioux Falls nnh at St
Louis ami tho siNth al some other
point In the northwest How many
oNtcmporanoour speeches the prosl
dent viii make uu one knowa. but II
his throat holds out ho will come near
euu iitnr Senator Morgan'a record at
ih, Capitol last winter
Ait Roosevelt ITS eager inr the fray
llc likes spccchmasing though he
doesn't care to deliver Ions addresses
in the open air lie wants 10 make an
his set spoecacs in halls Hc loves TO
travel. and he h. fond of meeting the
people Mon who have travelled with
the president say ho never wears ply
sically or spiritually Hc has Rccn
Fvst Tor an new scenes now faces.
new characters lie enjoys nothing
hotter than getting close 70 the peo-
pie, the common everyday working
people OF the country. Into the bust
ness OF getting acquainted and of see
lng the sights and enjoying his outing
he enters with an almost hoyish en-
thnslnsm.
The features 81 his tour from which
the president expects 10 derive great
est pleasure are
!, The slNtoen-iay iaunt in Yellow.
stone Park
:. The four days tour in the Yosem.
ite
3. One days rldo in the Grand