Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-09

Judge Drr not too seriously object. Al
present the matter is in statu quo.
Judge Orr will decide what he will
do on Thursday.
COLORADO SPRINGS. April s.-At
o'clock Judge Orr agreed 10 the com
promise fBy the arrangements young
Strafion gets $3.50. 900 In cash this af-
ternoon His lawyers get over n hun
dred thousand Judge Seeds VIII an
nouBee the case ended.
COLUMBUS. o.. April G.--Ideal
weather brought ont heavy
vote early today The Indications are
that Republicans win elect mayor and
council
WASHINGTON. D. C.. April G.
Early this morning someone turned
on The water In The basement Of the
Walters hotel and sci FIRE To the build
ing, which was frame structure.
Twenty persons escaped In their night
clothes.
CLEVELAND. O.. April Fair
weather Is bringing out heavy vote.
Tom Johnson. Democrat. and Harvey
GouIder. Republican. are contesting
for the mayoralty. Even the best po-
litlcal prophets prefer not 10 venture
guess regarding the outcome.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. April g.
The state department received q dis
patch from Consul General Maxwell at
snnto Domingo. stating that govern
ment warsbip fred three shots into
the city last night One struck the
German consulate.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. April G.-Terming
its transactions as gambling. and de-
nying II the right 90 resort to a court
Of equity Judge Adams this morning
IN the Federal circuit court scored
the Chicago Board OF Trade In an opin.
ION handed down in application by the
board for an injunction against two
St Louis commission houses to pre-
vent them from using its quotations In
their business.
AMSTERDAM. April 6.-All indus
tries OF Holland are paraiyzed today
by general strike proclaimed by the
National Workingmen's association at
midnight. All transportation by land
and water has been stopped and hun
drcds of factories closed. over one
hundred thousand men are out
The strike Is protest against the
antl-strike laws recently passed.
SlLVERTON. Colo April 6.--Louis
Bauer. miner employed on the Gold
King mine at Gladstone. was killed In
one Of the Slopes yesterday forenoon
by plank falling and breaking his
neck. The remains were brought to
town today
AVER, Mass April G-Charles
Moultler. a machinist, shot his former
wife Lillian Wheeler. twice In the
head. on a railroad platform this
morning and then committed suicide.
The woman will recover. She secured
divorce few weeks ago
ROME. April G,-Blsbop John Glen
non Of Kansas CITY has been appointed
ooadjutor to Archbishop Kann of st
Louis. and Henry Moclicr eoadjutor To
the archbishop at Cincinnati, at n
meeting OF cardinals today.
FT WORTH, Tex. April G-An
English company has closed deal
FOR tie oil properties belonging to the
ilogg Swnyue syndicate at beaumont
The price paid Is said To be three mil.
lions. The new company plans to pipe
the oil Ia Port Arthur
PARIS. April g. Yvetlc Guilbert
tho music hail singer. Ia dangerously
~ with internal complications. She
has cancelled contracts worth one
hundred thousand francs.
SIOUX FALLS. s. D., April C.
IirHaIl.4nf l..,a..N.It la, l..
this morning. owing to the rest he en-.
loycd yesterday lie was up much
earlier than usual. AK he had II long
address to make before leaving GU the
special Tor Yankton. Hundreds of farm
wagons with entire families came into
the city early to-day. and when Presi-
dent Roosevelt mounted the speakers
stand hc was confronted by AN i'm.
mense thrung. as throngs 90 In this
farming country
Crowds from a hundred miles about
Hooked into the city this morning to
see and hear President Roosey eli
who arrived almost ON schedule time.
and was given the heartiest kind OF
"A western ovation, this being an essen.
Tally agricultural section OF the coun-
try The presidents speech was de.
voted entirely to the wage worker and
the tillcr OF the soil He was listened
lO with the greatest attention by an
enormous crowd, and the points he
made were yocifcrously applauded. He
said.
In the huge and complex problems
of onr modern life the most import
ant are those connected with the la
borars and soil toilcrs, In country
like ours the wcll.being Of the wage
worker is the wcllbning OF the state.
II they are well on. We need concern
Ourselves but little as to how other
classes stand. for they will inevitably
be woll on. too. and ON the other hand
there can be no real general prosper
ity unless based on the Foundation of
the prosperity of the working man,
aud the farmers. The tiller of the
soil ~ the least affected by the giant
Industrial changes OF the last half cen
tnry tie is helped by the government
more than any other class through
the department OF agriculture. ohe of
the greatest and most heneticent meas
urrN passed by the last congress or by