Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

been disposed of and officers chosen
to serve during the ensuing year.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 1S-For
the second time within a week Kan,
sas City girl has Tilted her fiancee on
the wedding day. Margaret Kennedy
yesterday welded Frank Brown, just
after olan Rails OF Leadville. Colo,
arrived TO make her his wife Erst-
while Miss Kennedy has been receiv-
ing the attention of both, and says she
will have the letter X on her wedding
gifts changed to h.
| Harry Wilson of Cleveland. o.. en-
countered on June II the same expert
ence Rails had. The girl worked in
a store where Governor Bailey's bride
was recently employed.
SEDALlA. Mo. June 1S.-J. ]. Frey.
! former general manager of the Santa
Fe. passed bad night. His condition
was unfavorable this morning.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 1s.-
The president has begun to move to
| Oyster Bay. The presidential sum.
mer office will be in the same rooms of
the Oyster Bay building which were
occupied last year. a grocery store
occupies the ground floor. President
| Roosevelt and staff will leave on June
| eth.
ouRAf, Colo, June lS.-The gam.
| bling cases against Ouray gamblers
came up this morning and resulted in
| dismissal of the first one tried for
| lack of evidence. Editor Woods OF
| The Times was the only witness for
he prosecution. Another case was
continued until o'clock this after
| 1oon.. in which it is reported the sec
retary of the Miners union was the
main witness, but it is reported he
will not appear, and the case along
with others will be dismissed.
NEW YORK, June ls.-The first
rase on record OF man suffering
With govt in his nose was discovered
his morning. A man entered Belle.
'ue hospital with every symptom OF
govt centered in his nose.
BATTLE, Wyo., June lS.-As
result OF the announcement on the
)art of the miners in Carbon county,
hat all sheepmen must keep their
locks out of the mountains, such bit
er feeling exists between the two
actions that bitter struggle may
result.
Sheep men have announced their
Intention to ignore the miners warn
ng, and will continue to bring their
docks into the mountains. Last year
several were killed as "a result OF the
'eud between the miners and sheep
men, and it is feared the feeling is
iow even more bitter than in the
past.
GENEVA, June 1S.-The mission
sent by the Servian government TO no.
-ify Prince Peter of his selection as
King of Servia arrived today.
ANDERSON, Ind, June 1S.-The at
endance at the first state convention
If the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
which began here today. gives evi-
Ience of the rapid growth of the or.
Ter. Large delegations are on hand
rom indianapolis, Muncie, Terre
daute, Fort Wayne and large num-
Der of other cities and the reports of
he officers indicate a healthy growth
)f the organization throughout the
state 1t is hoped before another year
o have at least two-score local lodges
instituted in various cities. The pro
sram of the present meeting extends
)ver three days and provides for Law
sh entertainment in addition to the
transaction of much business relat
ing to the affairs of the order.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June lS.-This
s the second day of the encampment
If the Grand Army. A business meet
ing of the g. A. r. and auxiliaries was
led this morning Election of Off
ers and other important matters will
not come up until tomorrow. Beau
inl weather has marked every day
Of the encampment so far,
KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 1S.-A
general strike of seven hundred
reight handlers, affecting all railroads
excepting the Missouri Pacific and
Chicago & Great Western, will prob
lbly be inaugurated before midnight,
The police have been informed thai
| he strike order has been issued.
JACKSON, KY June 1S.-At noon
today the arguments in the Jett-White
| Trial We're concluded and the jury re.
tired. The general belief is that the
| Jury will fail to agree. as two members
re expected to refuse to vote for con
victicn.
! DES MONIES, Ia, June 19.-In a
head enl collision between Illinois
Central freight trains today. neal
.aym nd. four trainmen were killed
md a postal clerk injured
Later reports state that nine were
killed and two tramps killed. The
freight engine completely telescopet
two coaches.
A misunderstood of orders by the
crew of the freight train caused the
collision.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 19.-E. j, Ar
mold. indicted In connection with tht
operation OF an alleged get-rich.quicl
concern, surrendered himself TO thu
authorities this morning
NEW YORK, June 19.-Accordint
to statements made by several o
New York's most prominent butter
poultry and egg dealers, the interna
revenue department at Washington
as well as the revenue officers of New
Jersey and New York. will shortly b'
called upon to arrest and prosecute