Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-11-26


fearfully beaten up today by a gang of
union men. The company officials
charge an alleged "wrecking gang
with committing the assaults. Great
disorder attended the operation of the
State street line today
The men who are carrying on the
peace negotiations were slow in get
ting together this morning, which
caused President Buckley of the
Street Car Men union TO exciaim.
Il am tired of this trifling. If the
strike is not settled in short order |
am going to ask the Chicago Fedora
ton OF Labor TO use all its power to
bring the company to terms" Buck
ley undoubtedly meant a general sym
pathetic strike.
PORT HURON, Mich. Nov. PA
10 round bont between Willie Fitzger-
aid. the Brooklyn lightweight. and Bud
dy Ryan. of Chicago, is the main al
traction arranged by the Port Huron
Athletic club for its patrons tonight.
This VIII be their second meeting,
Ryan having scored decision over
the Brooklyn man In Chicago a year
ago.
MANILA, Nov 24.-General Woods
expedition against the Moros have re-
returned to Jolo, The general be-
lieves the natives have been thorough
ly subdued. The last engagement
was fought last Friday when the Moro
position in the hills north of Tagllbi
was destroyed and the defenses thrown
into the river Private Bremen of the
Fourteenth cavalry was killed and two
privates wounded, AT least 10 Moros
were killed
TELLURIDE, Nov 24.-The first
section with state militia did not ar
rive until } O'Clock followed closely
by section 2. The troops We're un-
loaded at once and started for Pan
dora where they will be housed and
fed The remaining two sections are
expected in a short time when about
$50 soldiers will be on the ground.
Everything is in readiness for the care
have been made for detailing the men
about the camp. Everything is quiet
and orderly today.
DENVER, Nov. 2i.-Member of the
National Executive Council Ream left
here this morning for Trinidad with
out having received any answer to his
telegram to Mr. Mitchell, and il is not
known now just when the national
president will arrive here Nice-Presi-
dent j. @. Welborn of the C. f & |.
stated this morning that large gains
had been made In the number of men
at work and the mines were gradually
resuming
LONDON, Nov 24.-Kenneth Gra-
ham. secretary of the Bank of England
was assaulted this morning by man
who entered his office and fired four
shots at him, but none of them took
effect The assailant was arrested.
The prisoner gave the name OF
George Robinson. He appears to have
peculiar views regarding the distribu-
ton of wealth and is undoubtedly in
sane
LONDON. Nov. PA St Peters
burg dispatch reports today that there
is no probability of conflict between
Japan and Russia There is no truth
in the report that a Japanese fleet is
now on the way TO intercept Russian
squadron headed for Korea
KANSAS CITY. Nov. PA. w.
Rodes, of Navasota. Tex, who has
been a private patient in the Sanitar-
ium here. committed suicide at Troost
park lake during the night The body
was found by searchers who started
out last might after Rodes had made
two unsuccessful attempts to Kill him
self by throwing himself in front of a
cable car The rescue party started
when he made the first attempt, but
had hardly time to organize when the
news of the second attempt came
Rodes was a wealthy banker and cat
tleman and was under treatment for
melancholia.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2i.-John Temple
ton of HHmbodt Kans, was killed at
Chillicothe. Mo. last night from jump
ing from train. His wife and daugh-
ter We're taking him to Chicago for
treatment.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Nov, 24.-lt is
not believed the military prisoners
who Were arrested for complication in
the Vindicator mine dynamiting will
be turned over to the civil authorities,
and according to word heard here to-
udN lnt SutriH VIII refuse 10 TeCelNe
the men. Sherman Bell stated that
the prisoners much preferred remain
ing in the custody of the military than
be taken to the jail. They are said to
fear for their lives should they be
turned loose while there is strong
feeling against them. A strong guard
is being maintained around the bull
pen and the prisoners are said to be
very willing TO remain. Members of
the union deny this, and say there is
no feeling against the prisoners
throughout the district.
Adjutant General Bell states that he
has enough evidence on hand to prove
beyond doubt that there was gi-
gantic conspiracy to wreck five of the
biggest mines in the district.
LEANENWORTH Kan. Nov. "a
Oberlin Carter. convicted of defraud-
ing the government. leaves prison Sat
urday morning at 5:l5 for Kansas City
where he will take rain which will
place him In Chicago 10 meet his
mother that evening. Carter will
have complete sentence for five