Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-14

fort her nor get her to compose her
self.
The Saxon court commissioner was
IN the next room with a door open
between so that there should be a wit
ness that the child was really the
child of the eX-crown princess. Imme-
diately after the child's birth its le-
gitimacy was attested and proved, and
kilograms were sent to the crown
prince at Dresden, the grand duke
cher father) at Salzburg and Emperor
Joseph at Vienna.
The baby lies in the cradle in
which all her brothers and sisters
slept before her. 1t was sent on from
Dresden. The baby's linen is the
same that was used by the younger,
Princess Maria.
Many ladies' of the Lindau sent
flowers to the villa when the news OF
the baby's birth spread about. The
child was baptized Anna Monica Pia.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany has re-
fused permission to take the name OF
Alice after the duchess.
The crown prince sent a telegram
expressing qualification at his ex-wife's
satisfactory condition. Nevertheless
reunion OF the couple is regarded as
impossible.
NEW YORK. May 13-The police
announce that Philip Germond, son OF
local Episcopal minister. has been
arrested at Wilkesbarre, Pa, charged
with forging checks. The police say
that Germond has operated in twenty
five cities. 1t is charged he cashed an
eight hundred dollar check in Fulton,
Kansas, in January. which bore the
forged signature of Assistant Secre
tary of War Meiklejohn.
VALPARAISO, Chile, May Ia
Three thousand soldiers were called
out to quell disorder among striking
dock laborers. Ten persons We're
killed and two hundred injured in
riot yesterday.
NEW YORK, May i3,-Members Of
the arbitration committee OF the Ma,
tional Civic Federation held their
semi-annual meeting in this city today.
1t was an executive session. IL was
announced that the labor situation
throughout the country .would be dis
cussed, but that the local labor situa-
ton would not be touched upon, exr
cept possibly in an incidentally way
The meeting was called to order by
senator Hanna, and those present
were Archbishop Ireland. Oscar
Strauss, President Elliott of Har.
John Mitchell, Samuel Gompers and
others.
MADRID, May 13.-Reports from
Ceuta, Morocco, announce that the
tribesmen who attacked Tetuan Mon
day were repulsed after severe fight.
ing. The number of dead is estimat-
ed to bo three hundred.
PITTSBURG, Pa. May 13.-rhe Or
der of Railway Conductors now in BIZ
ennial session here, has met with con
siderable divergence of opinion as to
a location to establish national head
quarters. An attempt is being made
10 remove headquarters of the order
from Cedar Rapids, la, to Washing
ton.
NEW YORK, May 13-Anthony
Fiala, the Arctic explorer, started this
morning for Tronheim. Norway, where
he will sail for the north He declares
himself confident of success in reach
ing the polls. He said that they had
most excellent company and was well
equipped TO make the trip.
BALTIMORE, Md, May l3.-Ethel
Clark, who was kidnapped % years ago
from wealthy parents here by tramp,
is home. having discovered her iden-
uty through newspaper story of the
kidnapping published lately. Miss
Clark read the story and went to the
home of her parents, where her iden-
tity was established.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., May 13.-Mrs.
Roland D. Molineux, whose six
months residence expires tomorrow,
and who is in South Dakota presuma.
bly, to get divorce from her husband,
who was acquitted Of the charge OF
numbering Mrs. Adams Of New York.
today intimated that no suit for di.
vurce would be instituted by her.
United States Senator Kittredge has
charge of Mrs Molineaux's interests
and declines to verify the statement,
either pro or con,
LONDON, May l3-There will be
a magnificent international pageant at
Spithead in July, If present arrange
ments are carried out The channel
squadron has already received orders
to take part in a great review by the
king at that time, An Italian and
Japanese squadron aud possibly u
French squadron are expected The
date synchroniZes with the visit of
King Victor Emanuel To England,
which is to be between July and
July i5.-The king has decided to
make this journey by sea. escorted by
a powerful squadron of warships. 1t
is expected that the pageant will be
held Immediately before the naval ma
neuvers, which are to be on an unpre-
cedented scale this year. All the ships |
that can be commissioned at Ports |
mouth and other ports are to be made
ready.
SAGINAW, Mich. May l3-Sagl. |
nav is gay with flags and the EN-.
bloms of the Knights of Pythlas in
honor OF the delegates to the annual