Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-07
rslsoaApn,c NEWS.

time. Mayor Wright and committee
escorted him to the State house, and
there he made q speech from = stand.
Governor Peabody and staff Joined the
party at Hugo medal was present
ed TO President Roosevelt. made OF
Cripple Greek gold and commemora
tive OF the Worlds fair dedication.
DENVER Colo. May t.-Beautiful
weather prevails for Roosevelt day.
The city is gaily decorated and enor-
tnoas crowds are on the streets. The
schools are closed and business SUE
pended generally this morning. The
president arrived 10 the dot on sched'
ule time, 1899 ~ The Union depot.
and was given a Tremendous ovation.
He loked to lie In fue fetile and de
cjarcd himself fully rested after his
pleasant Sunday AT sharon. Kansas.
where he stfendcd the Me'hodist
church In the morning and took a
long galiop In the afternoon. lie was
met AZ Hugo. Colo, this morning by
a delegation. and accompanied from
sharon by senator Warren of Wyo
ming who Joined the president yesier-
day.
The president rod. mp Seventeenth
street in nm ordinary carriage drawn
by pair of ordinary horses, ~ was
his desire being greeted on the line
by great crowds When he turned
into Broadway 10 reach the Capitol.
however. y tremendous ihrung await,
I'D him and when he assembled The i'm
promptu platform near the steps Ia
speak Wild hnzza broke out
The flower girl Of the day. Little
Miss Carroll presented the president
with u bouquet, and Miss Wright, the
daughter Of thu mayor. handed him
beautiful copy in miniature of III. sill
yer bell donated 10 the cruiser Den
yur by the people Of this city tn"
president, who ~ as brown as M In
dian owing TO his long outing. then sd
dressed the multitude referring eE.
pecially 10 the advantages of the irri-
cation law and the great fhinR u would
lie for Colorado. Wyoming and The
Rocky Mountain states AMER ~
teen minute speech carriages were
taken and the procession mosed Ia
City park where ten thousand child
rem and ibirty thousand adults greri'
I'D him
The president reached the depot At
.anrti, one O'Clock and his train pulled
out for Colorado Springs, and Pueblo,
only frn minute. behind schedule
sine. His three hours IN Denver we're
filled with events Captain Hobron
the hero OF the Merirmsc. who lectures
here tonight. went up 10 and bear
the president a., the park, WAS r"cos
aiged by Mr Roosevelt and cordially
greeted. the twu having n f.s minutes
chat;
LlMON, Colo. MAY --Pr~ridrnt
Roosevelt ale breakfast with bunch
of cowboys ai Hugo earl, this morn
ing They were Just starting for their
roupd-np and had whole beef roasted.
several bushels uf potatoes boiled and
n ~asbboiier fun of coffee 4 rin sor
ry csn' stop TO eat with you. the
president called ont from lhc back
platform The chuck wagon IL right
here, Ar President" on. called II
won't take you but mibut"
That looks 81 good | can, resist
exclaimed the president. ne h" started
Tor the wagon There b. surrounded
"A generous chunk Of beet aud drank
two cups OF coffee
HUGO. Colo May "a cowboy
welcome was awarded President
Roosevelt here this morning A large
crowd OF 2owpunchcrs had prepared a
bounieous barbecue for ,h. president
and were much disappointed that h"
cou,s. .:sa eat with them Tn. prcsi'
den made a short rear platform
spe.ts, ibsrkinp the eo~boys. and
promising 10 come back and Visit
chem when he could s,ay longer Tn"
stop here was i~o minutes, aud al
cheyenne Wells nv. minntcs,
WASHINGTON. ~ G. MAJ g.
All Chinese arriving from Canada
with the United States A. their desii
nation viii he transported b, the Ca
madam railroads under an important
arrangement, lust entered into With
the treasury department in one of
four detention camps. which Will be "s
tsblishsd by the immigration bureau
thai a, Malone. n, Y, being tho most
important To further pr.Nen, rmug
r,ing Of Chinese. The Immigration bu
renu has purchased ten Dev,illon out
fits. snch an the police nov nse, by
which complete record will be hept
of all Chinese coming into the eoun'
Try Th.s- ouirts viii he distributed
among the several ports of entry
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May e.
The new harbor defens. monitor Wy
omine will 20 TO sea tomorrow for
forty-eigh' hour run " she meets all
requirements sr In expected, she VIII
b- accepted from tho builders by the
government |, il her las, trial
LEXINGTON Ky May -. ".
Marcum. leader vi the Cochrill faction
in the Hargis-Cookrill feud was shoi
dead as he stood In the door oi the
court house at Jackson this morning
by a ballet fired from the inside. The
identity OF the assassin is unknown.
NEW YORK May t-Go,er CleNe.
lands fourth boom for the presidency
has been launched by the Brooklyn
Eagle. an independent, Democratic pa
per. in q leading editorial. By coin
cidence this important declaration by
a newspaper that opposed Bryan was
made Just when movement by