Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-12

rapid headwsy that the engineecr
could not get aboard. The train gain.
ed In speed and in turning some OF
The curves the passengers were
thrown from one side OF the coach To
the other Fortune favored the occu-
pants. however. Three-qusrters of n
mile down the track wind WAS plling
snow in some of the cuts, which check.
I'D and finally stopped the runway
train. II was = Wild ride for a minute
or 50
A miner by ,he name of o. O. Fan.
ming better known as Jack" died AT
the Gold King mine Saturday night.
ami was brought to Siivorton ycEter.
DAY II " believed he committed sui
eide. AZ he IL known 30 have drank n
bottle of Poruna.
NEWARK, y. j.. March e-Miss
Margaret Cumass, VINO was almost fa.
ialiy injured in the Clifton avenue troll
icy car and passenger train collision
On February 18th. can only recover
with new skin. therefore. one hundred
relatives and friends of the young
lady intend TO each give a portion of
their cuiicio TO supply three hundred
square inches of skin necessary.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. March a.
When senator Hanna was asked To-
day concerning his opinion of the re
ported Democratic plans to amend the
Colombian treaty. he replied. y do
not know the plans Of the Democrats,
but ! understand some Of them are go
ing to follow the leadership Of Sena.
Tor Morgan ami try to amend tho trca'
~. n any such amendment were
made. u would have the effect Of XIII
ing The bin. for the reason thai the
constitution of Colombia prevents
llienaiion of territory and II the SEN
Ate amended treaty constitutional
amendment would be necessary before
u could bo ratified Mr Hanna also
said he did not believe that the Demo.
-rats would attempt 20 prevent the
ratification Of the treaty. aH they
would not care 10 accept the reHponnl.
billiy OF defeating II and ~ prevent
tho building Of the canal
NEW YORK. March 0 The World
his morning says philip Dohlin.
Rho Dgrrod prominently ia the chafe'
R made by Congressman Leaslor that
an attempt had been made to brlbe
him Ia vote fur contracts for aubma-
rinc boats. WAS found wandering in
Central Park. apparently insane"
CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. March O.
Al mass meeting OF tho citizens last
night. resolutions were adopted ash.
ing both mill owners and labor unions
TO submit their differences to arbitra
lion. and asking Cripple crcck miners
tn take no action In the strike
Colonel Chase has given permission
Tor the replacing OF union piclois
iround the mill
DENVER Colo, March iioth
senate aud house passed resolutions "a
inyesiisht. the strike
Governor Peabody promises 10 co
operate with The legislature in nm rnr
iy adjustment of the trouble. All h
inici today at Cripple Creek ana cpio
rado city
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo March
10 Tn. first arrious trouble as . re
.--- .+..-s|.r's. ,p''u r'frH" :"
urrcd last night, when Honlrlcs about
The mills were fred upon by unknown
persons about the hillside. None wer'
Injured a squadron of cavalry hcour
ID ihr hills but made no arrests
A number of fights occurred carl,
In the evening hc,wcon strikers. sol
liors deputies and nou-unioniBts
Guards about the mills have been Ia
rrnHrd
DENVER Colo, March 10 While
pa disturbances are reported from th'
ripple Crcck district or Colorado
CITY. the posliiun botwoon the striker
nd the troops aro strained a com
] niiioc at ri1Hons OF VI rnHo count
anne up and presented Governor Pea
lndy petitions signed by several hun
! irrd ci,iyens demanding the immudi
ttc withdrawal Of troops from Colora
10 Ciil Rnih SENATORS and represon
ativos accompanied the citigons Coy
tnor Peabody Promised to give the
,otiiion careful consideration aud vii
,nnnunco his ansWer tomorrow morn
nR
NEW YORK. March . The m'ic,
Il silver Jumped up 10 iaitc this morn
ng. the highest point in many months
is believed that nifty cents an
uncc will hc the prevailing price this
/ week.
WASHINGTON, u C., March 10
inhu Edward AddickH considers it .
/ great victory TO get his next friond
md political manager into the United
/ states senate from Delaware. although
I ." WASH, able to make II himsoif The
regular Republicans. ns they call
! themselves consider II great victory
4 keep AddickH out nf the senate. al
hough they had to let his next friend
n, For the first Time In three years
ho little state is represented In tho
upper house OF the national ioslsla
uro and the Republican leaders hope
ha, they may hc able to reconcile the
actions uf the party NO Rs to make
permanently Republican. They
layo undertaken a very difficult job
Che history OF the long fight which
iohn Edward Addicls has maic to So.
ure seat In ,he senate IL without n
iarallcl lie is not a Delaware man
begin with. and. according 10 the
,onrfal understandings removed 10
Wilmington and took up residence
h,r, harausg h., rpn aldtsrg1 IL tho gas.