Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-08-27

Federation OF Miners this morning.,
made an official denial OF the Interview
published by papers yesterday con
erning the settlement Of the Portland
Eine trouble md terms of agreement
s given by President Meyer.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, A1g.
"a strike was declared at Telu-
Tide mill at 3 is o'clock last evening.
alter heene, nUnunion. was assault
I'd aud resigned. Manager Fullerton
threatened to discharge all union men
there was any further Interference
With nonuuion employees The strike
JIOwed
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Aug.
,6.-No one reported for work at the
Telluride Reduction compauy's plant
his morning The strike appears TO
Je complete.
There has been no sign of trouble
md none is anticipated The strikers
re orderly ana quiet President Moy-
r. Of the Western Federation OF Min.
RS, will arrive this afternoon and per.
'onally take charge Of the strike.
TELLURIDE, Colo, Aug. 2G.-The
nine managers at the meeting last
hight placed The demands of the min
ms roi, am a,sbt.bour ebin In tna
lands of srTnrin.ar3a,t r,arIos A
base, superintendent of the Liberty
,eu and win abida Inv hi. dsnision
rho m,nso,rs s,,, moi n a s,riisa ts
allied tho vim cInso down and 30.
main shrt pr,I s,ri,g If mot i,daG.
,italv
CEiiCAc0 III ,,o o. o,i,rs
If me C,ol.s and yyagto,.s, ,,ni,,n adrni,
odav ti,,t rIags NOV, no, assi.,anno
RON, The SEN, p,,,,,r Co,n.,i ,tair
,tto,rrt 10 a., 49,, ~, r,,s,,,,,,.,,i,, ,,ili
No a r,iIrre G,Ig ,,n r1,cas wore
annor,ril,, closed
oySTrD nav A,r o5 om
,iaI commencement wa. r,a,la at S.g,-
MIRO min ,oJoy t,,t cacr..,,r,, poo,
yin Ieo,a tho y,.,. office T., Ionuo,.,,
md ndro Vuliam n Taft goyernor
.anarsI 81 mo pbilinnines VIII ha his
.,ccessor
e,acrot.,., Roots 1ottar of rasi.ra.
ion made nrhIic TO-DAY is dstcd An.
.nst 10Th on the evn of e,iling for
,oudcu tn attend the sessions of the
Alaskan boundary tribunal and aives
g his reason q beside in rerira ia
,.irafa Ire
Tho presidents reply in accordance
# tho RESIGNATION is san or nr,,sa for.
he secretary saving that he never had
b. publje servant of the government
Who worked harder and win nersonaI
ee,rct he accented the resignation.
Ii deyclops thai Secretary Roots
.asign1tion has been IN Tie hands %
he president for over n week with
he UNDERSTANDING that he should re
main in Office until January / when
re will he relieved by Judge Taft
PRESIDENT Roosevelt NAYS the HIGHEST
ribute to The retiring secretary. and
n n letter expresses his keenest re
,ret AT losing the services of so yalua.
BE a man.
DENVER. Colo. Aug. 24.-Presi-
lent Mover of the Federation of Min
,rs. this morning made a public
,lrreement between the Federation
md President Burns of the Portland
nine By which work has been resum-
ID ON that property. Burns is allowed
o employ nununjon men or union men
rs he wishes, and agrees not to send
mis- ore to unfair mills. Present wag
s. are satisfactory to both sides and
Burns allows the Federation to try
o unionize the employees not now
nion men during the noon hours.
CHICAGO. Ill.,. Aug. 24-The wait
FRS and cooks in two hundred res
aurapts which control the Chicago
Restaurant Keepers' association. were
,rdered out on strike this morning be.
,ause the officers of the union discov-
red n general plan to disrupt their
organization. At one of Kohlsaats
,Iaces the committee was badly beat
n and thrown into the street, Union
men claim nine thousand will strike.
out this prediction is not borne out,
IS employees at many places refuse to
1uit.
NEW YORK. Aug. 24-Tho failure
If Edward c. .urgenson was announc-
I'd ON the stock exchange this morn.
ing
The failure of Iorgenson WAS the
result of misunderstanding OF the
assignment to Howell and Barnes,
which had been cancelled, and .Iurgen-