Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-09
TeLeoRApn,c sRgvIr,es.


II do not want nomination for re
election next year unless am support
ed by majority Of the Republican
states of The country declared Prcsi.
dent Roosevelt 10 the members 81 his
cabinet the other day The president
said very earnestly that be did not
sani and would not have a nomination
II he got II by the favor ol delegations
from sura Democratic atates and from
the territories. which could deliver no
electoral vote n his nomination for a
second term did not come spontan.
eonsiy from The Republican party,
representing the electoral votes re
aHirsd. he dlf mot want It ~ ali.
The president was moved 10 this ut
torrance by The criticism frequently
heard OF late ihai ic WAS schcmiDg
for the support of tbc southern dele
cations and might ih the end play a
roie similar ~ that ~ Chester a Ar
thur. who not only wanted nomina-
tion for second term. bul vas willing
10 get II any say ho could by the votes
of once bpiainE delegates from Dem
0crailc states or any other method
President Hoosevait evidently does not
Wish ia be placed 10 that category.
Il ~ not Improbable that ere long he
will suixe some opportunity to make
public expression Of his convictions
on this phase of tho situation.
NEW YORK March sA Gre In
the laundry of The sforiosant houHe
aid one thousand dollars damages this
guentg hustle Tor The street Rose
Stewart, the actress, became very as'
cited. and climbed down the FIRE ca-
cape in her night clothea
Nsw YORK. March Mrs Ellen
Vale and daughter, Lizzie aged q,
lnsf ihoif lives this morning in ERE
which ggl{cd ihe top three stories Of
a AgsstsrY apartment house IN scYen-
tloih street Mrs Vale was sufforat-
"a and her daughter jumped and
struck a raIlinE incendiarlsm IS sup.
peaed 10 have been the cause. Loss
viii DO 5000
BOSTON Hoss March 5-A mum
her 81 capitalists are iuYcailgating the
repurts from Labrador Certain min
crs declare Nbn have been there, that
there lirs M eiduradn that sill prove
richer ihnn tho Klondite The posi-
tton uf lAbrador on The eaAt side oi
the cuptinsnf Us identical With that OF
Ajasha an the west The rock for
maiiuns aye ibf same and scientists
say there should bo plenty Of gold
KANSAS CITY. No March 5-un.
iess there 10 unexpected Intervention
on ia. part of the ezecatise power
Bud Taylor tormouy VOL known
hau PLAYER. viii T." executed tnmor'
ROW rsylors crime was tho murder
uf his swooihonrt Ruth Nullard.
March Q. fpat The decd WAS one Of
ihe most cold biuoded crimes over com.
mlited In Kansas CITY
Taylor. who WAS married and had
one chld. Decnmc infatuated with
Miss NUuard aud heIr intimacy last
rd several months They had many
auarrois. followed by thrsata Of yio'
lencc warrants for TaYiors arrest. and
As,ta ua,.hy ysapse'liest btr ahta'u6nr
te another and this ao orgod Taylor
that be- determined To take her life
ln fnAumrnt uf hte plans hc rented
81 npsialrp rnnm so Wtat Ninth street
through wtirh thurpuWtnre hc was
sure the mfl would paBr and. armed
with repeating rife be patiently lay
lao salt or tia victim fpf thrro days
Finally hs usl was awarded hy the
appearance ~ ne rirl HHi hnr young
Ct sister rnmlng down tbe street arm
10 arm iio took deliberate aim and
nred thrrc times iu rapid succession.
The girl zen pierced ty two bullets.
and she dlvI ao1u after being removed
tn her home Afof his arrest he
made an unauces fui attempt at solg
destruction ~ his idM epilrpuc In.
sanity Wa urgea As dpicuae by HE
attorneys he vaa found guilty and
sentenced iu hc hanged
The condemned mau ls not yat 25
searu uf BEU ilis mother died soon
after bla conviction bu' ho has other
rolhliFes ln hF city chicago and
Now ofisaus Strenuous efforts have
b~su made so sasc him from the gal.
lows bat fouf wcrbs ago final hope
was Abandoned whom the state su.
prone court rcaiiirmrI the decision OF
the lower court
NEW YORK March Tho case OF
William Potter. which stirred labor
circles of the state from one end to
tho other. has bson settled. ruucr
Nbo was member 81 The Painters
Union pi Schenectady. Joined the mill.
VA. and Nes expelled hut brought suit
ta compel Tho auion TO reiustato him.
Has aght iar what ho termed we're
his rights has been pending for three
moHfhs and hy tho agreement roach.
od. he vill be- permitted to gy to work
aa uuion painter and az the same
time remain a member of the militia
This. he claims ia "a complete yludi-
cation oi his position and defeat
mr the union
Tho agreement u4s reached Ht Sche
ueciAdy at conference between
delegation FROM the Painters union
committee fr1m the builders ES
change, Ihe orenuisaiion OF all local
employers in the building trades and
First Vice President Hcdrlrk of the
International Painters union Hcdrick
told the painters the case had iulur
OF the organization moro than any
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