Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03
trouble in this line is expected


no Springs last night by the Citizens
league arrived here this morning and
were met by an official of the Western
Federation OF Miners and long Sc
cret conference was held. The men
make no statement concerning their
future action
! FOLSOM, Calf, July 30.-A report
| from the man hunt indicates that the
| fugitive convicts are getting food from
cache made in a canyon by ex-con-
victs. Pursuing officers lost yaluabie
time by being led on the track by a
former prisoner a search OF the pen
itentiary revealed large numbers of
weapons of all kinds
WASHINGTON. D C.. July 30
The comptroller OF the currency
closed the Doyiestown National bank
OF Doylestown, Pa, and appointed
Bank Examiner j. II Schrader as re-
ceiver
DENVER. Colo, July Gothic
grand jury to investigate the old Of
ficials of Arapahoe county was com.
pleted this morning and received In
structions. which were very sweeping.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, July 30
Judge Timmons today set the case OF
Senator Sullivan. charged with solicit
Ing bribes. for August 18th. at the re-
quest of the chief counsel for the de-
tense. who is ILL., Previously the de-
fense filed the same dilatory motions
used in the other Doodle cases. The
judge overruled the demurrer based
on the presence OF Attorney General
Grove and Others in the grand fury
room. The judge said the cloak OF
secrecy thrown about the grand Jury
Is for its protection. As it is not
shown defendant suffered by the pres
ence of the attorney general and stem
ographer in the room. the demurrer
was overruled. A plea for a continu.
anee was then filed, which was grant.
ed.
SCRANTON, Pa, July 31.-Llght-
ming struck a barn last night. killing
Frank Bortree and son James, two
horses and mule. besides causing the
destruction Of the building by fire.
Kansas City Star. Mr.. Haveneyer
says that the sugar trusts payment of
F'F'"N ~ bplili ~ is't NiA IOT EuFEf-
Using in the latters trade paper. AS
a rule. advertising bills, made out at
so much "A line or so much an Inch.
do not figure out in round thousands,
or even hundreds. This bill, for ex.
ample, would have looked most inno-
cent II 1t had been s99923.
JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind, July al
Lee Brown. a negro died here this
morning In prison Brown killed po-
lieeman Massey of Evansville, which
caused the recent race riots aud
number Of deaths
CHICAGO. H. July 3l.-A new
system OF wireless telegraphy has
been put to a successful test on Lake
Michigan. G. s. piggott, youth. has
successfully sent messages from his
home on Garfield avenue to tho deck
of whaleback some distance out in
the lake. In this system there Ia no
pole on either end of the current.
HOBART. okl., July 3I.--A fire in
the business section last night de.
stroyed three blocks with n loss of u
quarter of a million dollars. Dyna-
mite finally set limit to the flames.
SIX persons were injured by explo-
slons or fighting fires. The Chief
Publishing company and &c business
Iden were burned out. Four mon and
one woman have been arrested. on
the charge of lncendiarIsm.
KANSAS CITY, July 31.-Rnllroads
which a few weeks ago were anx-
lous to haul eastern men to Kansas
harvest fields as passengers for next
to nothing, and which encouraged
deadbeadlng on freight trains are In
conjunction with the authorities, ar
ranging to have them take back as 1T
tic of the money they made as posi-.
BILE. Twenty-one men, among them
several eastern college students, beat
their way In today from the harvest
fields and were arrested In the Santa
f'e yards at Argentine. "A Kansas City
suburb They were charged with va.
grancy and each fined 81 and costs,
which they paid. 1t is estimated tho
average earnings OF an eastern farm
hand VIII just buy him a ticket home.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 3t.-Ten
Stocking workmen were killed and
10 "OuHutI US IL result OF IL VDiluy
fred by troops OF the czar at Mikhai.
loyo. The strikers attempted to stop
trains and the soldiers fired upon
them.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 3l.-Wili
Starks and Alexander Means negroes.
were hanged In the Montgomery coun-
ty jail today for the crime of murder.
NORFOLK. Va. July 31.--Rallroad
and business circles are awaiting with
keen Interest the outcome OF the argu-
ments begun In the United States dis.
trlct court here today In the applica.
ton for permanent injunction to re.
strain the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
road company from carrying coal or
any other traffic at any greater or less
rate than its published tariff rates and
also to restrain the New Haven road
from receiving any rebate or advan-
tage therefrom. The case Is the first
TO arise under that section OF the anti
rebate law which gives the interstate
commission power TO ask for an in
| junction to restrain railroad from
charging tgQa Than tfa paataI fraIa,nf