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

more In our great industrial centers
men have come 10 realize that they
cannot live independently OF one an
other. Much IL done by organizations
and combinations OF unions among the
wage workers Every effort should
be made TO secure constantly better
understanding between the employer
and employc."
The president paid compliment 10
the anthracite commission. saying;
1t was OF incaiculable benefit To The
nation
FARGO. N d. April 7--An all.
night ride In a snow storm brought
the presidential special 10 Fargo early
this morning. considerably behind
time. Half the town were assembled
when the train arrived. Though the
president Is not especially fatigued,
there Is no denying the fact he is ex-
tremely glad there only FIVE more
stops between here and Yellowstone
park.
The president left his car immedi-
ately after breakfast and drove to the
opera house. For the first time since
ifdNlnE ne Nplt Nlhhtii
hat Several hundred failed to gain
admittance to the opera house to hear
him. The president today devoted
his speech TO the consideration of the
Philippines and the army. He said:
The northwest has added brilliant
pages 10 the honor roll of the Repub-
lican party in the civil war and the
struggle with Spain. Three and one
half years ago President Mckinley
spoke in this section OF the country on
the return of the volunteers from the
Philippine Islands, to Minnesota and
the Dakotas. He praised these vol
unteers and asked the people not TO be
daunted or mlsled by the outcry raised
at home from those who wished to
abandon The islands President Nc
Kinley said that congress would pro-
vide government which would bring
the Philippines blessings and promote
their interests. advance their ciyIliza-
tion and give them liberty regulated
by honestly administered without op-
pressing exactions President Roose-
ycli said that promise now lies in the
realm of positive performance, The
men who have managed admirably
the military and civil affairs of the
islands are worthy of all praise, The
army Is greatly TO be commended for
the good work, while Governor Taft
and his associates must he compli-
mented. During their work the army
especially was attacked in a way that
finally aroused the hearty resentment
of the American people who was FIN
ally accorded the praise deserved.
Civil government now prevails In the
Philippines The people enjoy law
and liberty. When last July the last
vestige of organized insurrection had
disappeared. peace and amity We're
proclaimed The administration is in
corruptibly honest, and justice is as
jealously safeguarded as here at home.
The people are protected in their re-
ligious and civil rights. Congress has
given an admirable government, an
excellent currency. and native con
stabuary II has also appropriated
three million dollars in order to meet
distress occasioned by the terrible cat
tie disease. The president closed his
| speech by a eulogistic peroration for
| the army and navy.
Leaving the opera house the presi-
dent addressed ten thousand people
from the balcony of the Waldorf hotel
before returning to the train.
| DENVER, Colo. April THE state
legislature adjourned n few minutes
after seven O'Clock this morning, af-
ter rather riotous and certainly dis.
orderly all night session
DENVER. Colo. April AT n few
minutes to Z O'Clock this morning the
senate adjourned sine die. twenty min
uies before the house adjourned.
1t was a night of riot and disorder,
and at daybrcak the greatest confu-
sion prevailed.
The house adjourned without report
ing on the eight hour bill and the sen
ate did not pass the appropriation bill
| until ten minutes after the house had
AL dIourncd This. some claim, makes
the appropriation hill Illegal, The
governor. however. signed the meas
urc and IT is regarded as n law. An
extra session seems therefore quite
unnecessary II the Legality of the
bin is attacked and protest which
was entered by Rush, goes on record,
the governor viii be forced 10 call an
extra session. but no one believes this
| to be likely.
The excitement continued through
out the night. some members seeming
| to be crazy In their efforts TO get their
pet bills through over "A hundred
bills failed
| CONSTANTtNOPLE, April 7.-Ac-
cording to n letter received by the sui
tan. Macedonia is ripe for revolution.
! The letter is signed by the Macedon-
ian committee and demands autonomy
for the country II this is not granted
| the letter says that fire and the sword
will sweep over the land.
The sultan has dismissed his Alban'
ian body guard fearing il will mutiny.
The government has also notified Bul'
garia that unless It ceases its secret
help to the revolutionary movement
serious steps will be taken 10 force
It to desist.
TOLEDO. o.. April THE feature
of the election OF Golden Rule" JOnc8
to the mayoralty for the fourth time
nv eight hundred ma uiOrity. is that the