Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-01
o present to him.

: Tor long time to cover up the scan
dal, but when the rascality was reveal
ed beyond question, he has been NOR,
than strenuous in his efforts to brin,
the guilty to justice.
Sull, as the department will hav,
to be purified. the postmaster general
1t is thought. will retire or at leas
place his resignation in the hands o
the president.
NEW YORK, May 29.-The frs
summer dog show of the Ladies' Ken
mel Association of America opened TO
day on the grounds of Mrs. James l.
kernochan, president of the associa
ton, at Hampstead, l.. |. The exhib
its are benched in large tents. and
the show is in a nature of a large
garden party.
The exhibits include scores of mas.
tiifs, Great Danes. collies. pointers
and blooGhounds, in addition to dogs
of smaller variety. and in number and
class of entries the exhibition COM
pares favorably with many of the met
ropolitan shows of It's kind
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 90
John w. Jones of Colorado. Charles
ii. Rice of Wyoming, and Eugene
Sentschi OF Utah, have qualified for
admission to the military academy at
West Point June 18th.
SCRANTON. Pa, May 29.-Parental
opposition 10 marriage caused John
kavanaugh and Mary Andrews, both
10 years of age, to take carbolic acid
last night in grove near their home
Cavanaugh died soon. The girl
covered his face and went to work in
A factory this morning, where she was
aken i'll and died soon after.
LONDON. May 29.-Our Lassie.
four to one. won the Oaks stake worth
$4,000, at EPSON Downs today. Nj.
| Cannon, Jockey. keets Martin and
Danny Maher rode Hammerkamp and
Skyscraper, which finished second
md third.
JACKSON, Tenn, May 29-Sam
Miller, sentenced to death for murder
ing his wife at Memphis, George Car
roll bank robber under twelve
Years sentence. George Day and Lee
Kahn, hold-up men. escaped from Jail
here this morning by saving cell and
window bars. Bloodhounds are in pur-
suit.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 29-The
Western Stores company and Eli Lii
ly, wholesale druggists, suffered forty
thosuand dollars damage by fire to-
day.
GLASGOW. May 29.-Shamrock Ill
made new start for America today.
having been obliged to return owing
TO defect in rigging.
LONDON, May 29.-The Russian
government has ordered the cores
pondeEt of the London Times at st
Petersburg to leave Russia, because
of his alleged truthful reports of the
kischineff massacre.
PITTSBuRG. May 29.-John Matky
OF Beaver avenue, Allegheny, last
evening sold his wife to John Beach
neighbor for 81 and five bottles of
beer. When Matky woke up 1t dawn
on him that he had sold his wife too
cheap, and he demanded her return
from Beach. The latter refused.
which resulted in a fight, causing the
arrest of both men. Each was fined
$40
OGDEN. Utah, May 29-president
Roosevelt stops in Ogden this after
noon on his way from Salt Lake to
Laramie, Wyo. Arriving traius this
morning brought hundreds of visitors
desirous of seeing the chief executive
Of the nation and of participating in
the welcome prepared for him, The
city is patriotically decorated and
everything is in readiness for his re-
ception,
The program includes drive of
three miles about the city and the de-
livery of an address on stand erect
ed In City hall square. The school
children are to be assembled in Les
ter park In order to see and be seen
by the president in his drive about the
city. The president will speak for
about thirty minutes. A procession
of rough riders has been organized to
escort the presidential party about
town,
WASHINGTON. d. c., May 20.
Former Senator James X. Jones,
chairman of the national Democratic
committee. Is the latest TO join the
| ranks of Grover Cleveland's oppon-
| ents. He asserts today that even
the mention OF Mr.. Cleveland in con
T, nection with the candidacy Is a mis-
| take and that his nomination is i'm.
possible. y have talked the situation
over with leaders from all parts OF
the country" said he, "and with the
exception OF those from New York
and some of the eastern states all
have united in the belief that Mr.
| Cleveland Is out Of 1t. He is not a
regular Democrat; he did not support
the ticket in 1896 and 1900. In fact,
he never was a thorough Democrat"
| Mr.. Jones remained quiet concern
ing the chance that Mr., Bryan might
again make an effort to get the nomi-
nation. OF candidates in general,
however. he said ut is my belief
that to succeed the Democrats must
nominate a man who Is acceptable to
both factions of the party. and | am
of the opinion that Senator Arthur =.
German. Judge Alton b. Parker or
Edward NJ Shepard of New York
would do. also believe that a plat
form eau be frame dthat would be ac-
ceptable to every genuine and earnest