Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-28

another for Emperor William. He
came to the city armed with Win
chester. but his partners informed the
police and his arrest followed.
PARIS. May 26.-Several of the vic
tins OF the Paris-Madrid automobile
race are suli in a preearious condl-
ton. Barrow has a high fever and re-
coyery Is In doubt Marcel Renault
Is In II most critical condition. II is
feared that Tourand. whose car
caused the death of three persons,
will lose his reason. Stead is ex-
pected to recover within week. All
cars that reached Bordeaux remain
locked and cannot be moved without
the projects special permission.
NEW YORK. May 26.-The Russian
Ambassador and his daughter. Coun-
tess Marguerite Cassini. sail today
for Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm H.
They go first to Paris, where they
maintain an apartment all year round.
and later will proceed to Russia to
spend the remainder of the summer
. HELENA, May 26.-The Mon
tana legislature convened in extra
session today, in response to the call
OF Governor Toole. for the purpose
Of making appropriations for the
Montana exhibits at ne Louisiana
Purchas and Lewis and Clark exposi-
lions to be held at ot Louis and
Portland in 1904 and 1905 1t is ex-
pected that President Roosevelt, who
will be in Helena tomorrow will ad-
dress the members of the legislature
in joint session.
EMPOR1A. Kan. May 2G.-In re-
sponse to request made by an attor-
ney to prevent newspapers from pripl-
ing the story OF certain case, Judge
Madden said: Il win not give the
order muzzling the press" He then
delivered an address in which he
highly praised the press, and called
it the bulwark Of American liberty.
HASTINGS. Neb, May 26-The
third tornado in this section of the
state this week struck Hastings early
today and wrecked many residences
There were no casualties
SPOKANE. Wash May 26.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt reached Spokane this
afternoon over the Oregon Railway
4 Navigation company's line from
Wardner. Idaho, and was met at the
Hamilton. street station by the cti-
zens reception committee. A mill
tary parade through the residence and
business sections followed the drive
extending along the river to give the
president an opportunity to view the
falls. the fort and other objects OF
interest. Arriving at Main and Lin
coin streets the president took his
place on the reviewing stand and de
Iivered brief address. Another in
terestine feature of the programme
was review of the school children
In Occur d Alene park,
The city was crowded with thou
sands of visitors and decorated as
seldom before in It's history All
along the line of march the president
was greeted enthusiastically by the
crowds.
MERIDIAN. Miss, May 2G.-On the
Initiative Of the local board of trade
a convention of representatives of the
leading commercial bodies of the
state of Mississippi is being held here
today for the organization of a state
business mems federation, The gen
eral purpose In view of the Industrial
development of the state to interest
outside capital In the wonderful re-
sources OF Mississippi and promotion
of manufacturing and all other kinds
of legitimate enterprises.
HARRISON, Idaho. May 26.-Presi-
RaaanUaItsa un or l.
uled to stop a, 1890 this morning, but
while the train passed there for wa
ter, citizens started great bonfire of
barrels, while half dozen men dis
charged rifles and others operated
three small cannons. The crowd was
informed that President Roosevelt
was asleep, and deciding to wake him
up. discharged Two cannOns stimuli
taneously.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 26.-
Senator Foraker today commented
upon President Roosevelt's statement
regarding Endorsement for the presi-
dency by the Ohio state convention by
saying:
Anyone with sense would know
that he wants the Ohio Endorsement
II simply means that every vote in
the Ohio convention which favors his
denomination will be considered a
friendly vote, and every vote against
him as unfriendly."
DENVER. Colo. May 26.-The Wes-
tern Federation OF Miners resumed
sessions this morning. and entered
upon the appointment of committees
and like preliminary work. prepara
tory to commencing general business
of the convention.
The annual address was made by
President Meyer. He discussed CO.
operative ownership and operation of
large mines. The report OF the exec
utive board of the Federation will
probably be submitted this afternoon
or tomorrow, Two important matters
to be considered are the reimburse
ment of members OF labor unions who
were thrown out of employment by
the late strike, and the establishment
of cooperative stores in places where
there Is opposition to union labor.
Delegations were present from Park
City. Utah. and many other Utah
points; Montana, and other western
stntes Butta civ Mont was widely