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

and a picked nine yesterday Resulted
10 In favor OF the first mentioned.
WASHINGTON. u. c.. May "a
The endorsement of Roosevelt by the
forthcoming Ohio Republican state
convention IL certain, according to
Congressman Grosvenor. because 81
isnee from Ohio would intimate that
Hanna was likely to be candidate
ConRresamau GrosYenUr added
THAT would be annoying 10 Hanna.
and unpleasant 10 Ohio Republicans,
for the senator won't permit the use
Of his name under any circumstances.
GoUROcK. May IL Shamrock l.
and Shamrock III, favored by fine
breeze. took spin TO Clois light to-
day. both carrying immense Jack yard
iopsails. The new boat took the lead
from the start and soon had clear wa
ter between herself and the old boat.
The races viii cease Saturday. Lip
ton said today. when the Shamrock
viii be taken 10 the builders and be
ftted up for the TRANSATLANTIC trip.
ANDERSON. Ind, May ~ Ander-
son was given over 10 the Grand Ar
my today Fully 10000 visitors arc In
the city and the annual encainpmcnt,
Depart ment Of Indiana G.. a. r.. It iE
already assured. will be one Of the
most largely attended and successful
events Of the kind ever held In the
state Though the big parade does
not take place until tomorrow. there
was enough In the way OF meetings
and public entertainment to keep Inc
Veterans busy today. Encampment
politics " at the boiling point Three
leading candidates for department
commandor-G W Grubbs. OF Mar
tinsvlllc, Il + Finney of New Albany.
aud I B Mcdonald OF Columbia City
are conducting spirited campaigns
and In addition there is n contest for
the office Of sdJutant general. South
Bend and Fort Wayne are engaged In
a strong hght fg the encampment OF
1904.
DENVER. Colo, May i2.--As the
labor unions Of tn. city and the All
ance made up Of employers. failed to
agree last night. the strike situation
is acute today and before night 10000
~urkmcu may leave their Jobs. This
morning there are only 600 men ouf
Bakers. teamsters, van drivers and
grocery clerks stand ready to obey
the order to strike. which may be is
sued at any hour this afternoon. at
the TequRst OF organized labor.
There are four thousand mon in the
building trades, and twalye thousand
in Tho other unions. Both sides agree
on Arbitration, but split upon the man
ner
Labor interests want tha arbitration
board made mp of Ave from the EN-
pioyes nyo froN employers directly
Interested. and ihe ten To choose
the eleventh man tbs result to be
GnaI
Tho Nllinpco people agree to this.
with the exception that the nvo men
to be chosen 10y The employers shall
be representative citizens, and thcs
name Ex-Governor Grant, J s Brown
c y. Morsy. Dennis Sullivan and X $
Roe
A final meeting between the oppos-
ing elements viii he held early This
afternoon. and II no agreement is
reached. Depyers industries viii be
tied NJ.
WASHINGTON. u C., May "a
The American Therapeutic society
began It's annual session today and a
paper on altitude treatment was read
by pr Hall OF Denver. Colo.
WASHINGTON. u. C., May "a
with the retirement of Major General
Davis in july. aud Lieutenant General
Xfl,a in August thar, viii ha two ya-
canoics in star grades Of the army.
Strong Efforts VIII be made to obtain
promotion TO a brigadicr gencralship
OF Capiaib Porshing. Fifteenth cayal-
~ whose work IN MindBnoa continues
10 attract attention, Al present 529
captains rank him. 80 thai chances
are he would never reach higher than
the rank of major. unless the prcsi.
dent should choose to use his power
10 promote any oiicer to a brigadier
guneralship.
SlLyERTON, Colo, May i2.--Dis-
trict court adjourned this forenoon
IN fact. could have adjourned yoster
day evening for all IN. business trans
acted There we're no cases, civil or
criminal set for trial aud only two
motions heard. All criminal eases
were dismissed and accused set at
liberty including the man benson who
took shot NJ his wife some time ago.
The Eagles give their first annual
ball this evening. and u big turnout is
expected.
PITTsBuRG. Pa. May Five
thousand delegates were present at
the opening convention Of tho order
of Railway Conductors Of the United |
Sialcs and Canada Little business
was transacted.
Grand Chief Conductor Clark re-
viewed the work OF tho past two years I
and spoke OF the great advance the or
der has made
Death bonrfts are TO be Increased /
to $500 The contest for the next |
convention Is u warm one, Salt Lake !
Denver. Boston aud BunAlo Working |
for the honor.
ATLANTA. Ga. May l2.-in To- !
sponse TO the call issued last month. |
leading clothing manufacturers Of the |
South began a conference here today. |
II is Understood that the purpose of I
the meeting IL io form an organization |