Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26
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Adams. Ex-Governor Thomas and
Hughes all made addresses. Senator
Teller said that the intcrest Of the
! Democratic party wss paramount to
the interests OF any one man. Thorn
| as Hughes ana Adams then withdrew
T, from the race and declared Teller to
be- in. only logical candidate. After
\ the caucus the Democrats went into
| iolrt Eession In the senate chamber N
take ballot for United states sena-
| tor All the Democratic senators
sere present. and but two members OF
the hous. wers absent They were
Kelley of Montezpma. and Madden Of
Arapshoe. both Hughes men All
..sse... . "a. ..s.sm were unsuccessful
Madden showed up st Y 10 while the
Joint session was voting on Bill to
compel them to attend Kelley. how.
ever. did not appear, II is not likely
that q senator VIII ba elected today.
although the withdrawal Of the other
candidates means that Teller VIII be
eventually elected " the other men
get into linc Barela. however. de.
cisres that the joint session is Illegal.
eprbliean house members are get
| iins together in q scheme 10 crpsl
'yery Democratic member at tonnor
| rows session There is a well ground
ed and belief ,ha; this seheme VIII be
contaminated at tomorrow afternoon
session. when the hoiies meets The
| house is NOW being guarded by armed
| men and 30 ons ~ allowed inside. not
even members. n the u. Dphlicsns
ret together they Will fofm n Joint
session similar 10 the one now organ.
ized BY the Democrats
vote was taken 10 send the ser
zeani at arms after Kelley when Sen.
ator McE~en appeared in joint scS-
sions. and bic name wss called. but he
failed 20 answer A record VAS made
10 shnw his presence
sILVERToN. Colo. Jan s2.--A
heavy snow storm is on this after.
noon II began showing about day
ilght and sud proves 10 be the big
COST storm of tho winter.
TELLURIDE. Colo. Jan. 22.--About
one foot NJ STOW has fallen since ear
BY this morning and no sigma Of lot
ting up
| rhe guests at last nights reception
| nt the white House had an opportun.
it3 10 see the new fifteen thousand
| dollar piano Just Installed. II was
designed especially for the white
House. and IL concert grand In form,
covered with gold aud rne paintings.
Including the shields OF the original
thitfecn states
NEw YORK. Jan, % Mrs Flor
enc. Brown wife Of an Episcopal pas
tor here has accepted an orYcr TO star
in brooklyn vaudeville th-ator. Mrs.
brown stated that II was done for the
sake Of her son In order 10 give him
sn education Sh. risimed that her
husband did not earn large enough
salary 10 properly bring up their son.
Rev Rrown sanctions the engagement.
ST JOSEPH, Mo. Jan 22-Mrs.
Nancy Talbot aged "a wears adopted
Mr uvin weiy aged 80 wears. about
six weeks ago Shc declared her be
/ llef ,ha, Walk Is christ incarnate. and
has turned over $50 900 worth OF prop.
| crty
BERLIN. Jan o. baron speek Won
stsrnberg has received his oficisl sp-
pointmsu, ~ ambassador to tho Unit
81 siat.s lie received parting In
struriiops from the kaiser and left on
| wsanesds, Tor Washington ON the
steamer Anguste Victoria Ths new
ambassador before leaving discussed
German. American relations especially
the Venezuelan case he said
The statement that the Monroe
doctrine cuts no ngufe In III" pending
venezuela arsir IL not true, Apart
from p,h.r considerations the recent
German and English demonstrations
has proved on. important point.
namely that South American couh'
tries cannot expect 10 evsdc their
Just debts and obligations under the
Monroe dostriur
The trouble with the German em-
hassy In Washington has htcn hereto
fore that II IN not sufficiently In
touch with the Americsn spitit.-as
the kaiser calls i,. the Amcrte nlsche
E.sichssn.g. Personally ! admire
pf Won Holi.brn very much. but he
did not grasp III" spirit Of the Amcri
ran people
Regarding the German alliance
With England I msy say Il 10 frst ne
r"ssary 10 repair Windows shattered
~ ths German press campaign
against England Befor. perfect re-
lstions can be- secured between Ger
many. America and England, IL Ia
necessary that the German and Amer
lean press should be more fair. In
German military and naval circles Il |
IL hard to uproot the impression that |
the Monroe do,triu. is not an ins,ru'
men, used hy the United States to MP |
hold South America
Hsron speck Won siernbergs ap |
rojntmeni - generally approved and
lat night the nov ambassador Char |
lcmagne rnvncr. United States am
hAt sador Melville E Stone and 9th
err dined At the Kaiserho Mr. stone
NAs received today BY the emperor
"a, reception tn members OF Prusslan
orders
ColuMRlA. Mo. Jan. s2 The
tenth annual winter mee,lng Of the
Missouri prcks association began here
today aud will continue until sNtnr