Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-08

less than dollar and half day.
| LONDON. June 5.--A Central New
dispatch, states that former Premie
Salisbury is seriously III at Hatnel,
house. An official bulletin says h,
has only a slight chill. but it is rumor
ed that his relatives have been sum
moned
NEW YORK. June 5.-Machiner,
manufacturers have no complaint Il
make with the condition of theii
trade. In view of the existiiis, labor
disturbances business is as good ol
better thang manufacturers NIGH
have expected. Orders amounting tC
upwards of Il half million dollars have
been placed recently by the large
railroads with the machine tool mer
chants.
The manufacturers of phonograph
machines are reported TO be behind
with their orders the machines have
been introduced In all parts of the
world and orders are being received
from Asia. South Africa. South Amer.
lea and Europe.
| CHICAGO, Ill, June 5.-Three hun.
dred men employed in the plant of the
Armour company struck this morning,
being dissatisfied with the wage scale.
An effort will be made by the Packing
Trades Council to have the men re-
| turn 10 work.
DIES MONIES, Ia. June 5.-The an
nual camp meeting of the National
Holiness association opened today at
Midland Chautauqua park, The ses-
sion was presided over by Rev. C. j..
Fowler. of Haverhill. Mass, president
of the National association. The
meeting was devoted to prayers and
experience talks. The sessions will
| continue for many daysETNUth. /,
continue for ten days. and eminent
speakers from Illinois, Kentucky. Tex
as. Missouri and other states have
agreed to be present.
SEATTLE, Wash, June 5.-W. J..
ldleman. deputy collector of United
States customs at Boundary, on Forty
Mile river in Alaska, is in Jail charged
with embeZzlement of forty thousand
| dollars.
BERLIN. June Sit was officially
announced today that the American
| squadron will arrive at Kiel June %.
| The kaiser will start next Wednesday
ON six weeks tour OF Scandinavia
| GRANVILLE, o., June 5.-This
| quiet village town is already begin
| ming to fill up with friends and alumni
Of Denison university, come to do hon
or TO their alma mater on the occa-
| sion of the annual commencement
| waok The ayarrieaG pf tha waak will
| be ushered in this evening with the
senior recital OF the Shepardson Con
servatory OF Music. The coming week
will be filed with a varied round of
ceremonies and pleasures. which will
| have their consummation in the grad.
| uating exercises next Thursday morn
| ing.
BRADFORD, Pa, June 5.-Consid-
cradle interest is manifested in sport
ing circles IN the meeting here to-
night between Joe Youngs. the Buf-
ialo welterweight, and Jack Carrig,
| of Boston. The fight is scheduled for
| ten rounds at catchweights. Both
men have been training faithfully and
| appear to be in shape for lively
| bout.
NEW YORK, June Sat noon to-
| day the great steamship Deutschland
| was still fast aground in the lower bay.
| She was stuck yesterday afternoon.
| while creeping out to sea There is
no danger and the captain hopes to
get out of the mud at this evening" s
high tide.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June Arrange.
ments on an extensive scale are be.
ing made for the eighth annual con
vention of the National Credit Mems
association to be held in this city next
week. The association has made a
large increase in it's membership dur.
ing the last year and the attendance
at the coming meeting will undoubt-
| edly be the largest in the history of
the organization. AS usual there will
| be addresses by number of finan-
| ciers and other men of national prom.
| inence.
j. n. Tregoe of Baltimore is the
| president of the association and will
| preside over the coming convention.
| The other officers of the association
are George j Pulfer, of Detroit. vice
| president, ana william a. ITeUueT-
| gast. of New York, secretary and
| treasurer.
| BERLIN, June 5.--It is stated here
today that the German emperor and
the cZar of russia will visit Vienna
| together at the beginning of Septem-
| ber
| ST. PAUL, Mimi, June Sin the
United States court today arguments
were begun in the case OF the state
of Minnesota against the Northern Sc
curities company and the roads whose
control was merged. The states
case is different from that against
the merger by the federal government
but results will be the same.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June g.
Three textile mills, employing several
thousand hands. resumed operations
today. Their announcement that they
would close indefinitely unless work
men returned at old wages has had its
effect, and the men being unorganized
lost heart, and took their places al
the mills.
AZTEC, n, NJ, June 5.-Colonel w
II. Williams has been confined to his