Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-26

iInn IN Russia cannot be solved by a
frec-worshlp edict. II Involves 100
many complications and conditions
diiicr 80 radically in the various pro
,lnces and cities that the same regn-
lnfions cannot he applied 10 all. The
policy 0f the government towards the
Jews is based upon public prejudice.
II IL church question. Tho Jews
deny The Christ and reject The fun
lamenlnl doctrines Of what the Rus
sian people believe 10 be the true re
llgion Hence the priests aud fannti-
cal believers In the orthodox Greek
church regard the jew with abhor-
renee This prejudice Is seen through
al strata of the population. The con
lncmeni of the Jewish portion OF a
community 10 certain limits IL a Gus
ION that has prevailed from the mid.
lie ages. The Ghetto has been foa'
ture OF every European city since the
beginning of civilization. and although
1t is retained in Russia more strictly
than elsewhere at the present tisne.
his fact is due to the conservatism
and lack OF progress of the people
ItAHtf iiihit w 'hflh'aa
The ambassador declines 10 discuss
the refusal Of his government TO ad-
nit Jewish travellers from the United
states The prohibition. he says, iH
due to good and sufficient reasons
which have frequently been explained
10 the diplomatic representatives Of
The United States when they have NJ.
tempted Ia secure mobilization.
ST LOUIS. Mo March ~ presi'
dent Francis of the Louisiana Pur
chase exposition arrived last night, af
ter his trip to Europe in tho interest
of the fair While In Europe Mr.
| frnncis hnd audiences with great
number OF leading pcrsOnagcs, aud he
,nnounces that thoy all displayed The
| greatest interest In the fair
Mir Francis was met at ibe depot
people ana nn imprOmpU reception
VAS held. after which he was driven
% his home
BERLIN. March 30 a heavy earth
| piabc shock wns folt today Ia Lake
Constance regions Ia liaynrin There
we're no casualties. but the people arc
,anic.strickcn.
SpRiNGFlELD H.. March 2S lly
powder explosion AT the Kncaid
nine al Athens this morning six mon
were billed, and others are believed
10 have lost their lives
SiN are dead and one badly Injured
| Twelve men composing the night shin
we're preparing ,o leave the mine
when The explosion occurred. own.
'rs SAY the catastrophe was due 10 n
premature discharge OF powder. The
miners say Tint +, was due to the re
ipcninH of an entry which had boon
previously closed on account of foul
luH Three of The dead leave families
| CHICAGO. H.. March 23---Two
housand carriage makers employed
three hundred shops. struck this
morning The men want recognition
II the union. shorter hours and more
nay
TACOMA. Wash March gl-All
hy "A strike of conductors and motor
men. who demand recognition of the
lnlon and wage increase.
BUFFALO. y y. March sl--pule
but calm. Mrs Alice Bur1ick thi,
morning again took the witness
stand The courtroom was crowded
here being many women In fashion
lbl. attire in the audience Mrs bur
! HEX. her mother and IA detectiy,
anne In together. A letter from Bur
lick. written at indianapolis. To his
wife, was road. saying that the di
,orco would bc pushed though Il
meant his financial ruin Her reply
pleaded for further forgiveness
You've been generous it said. "B,
% now" lie lorgaNO her Later, AT
'er her meeting with Ponncll In III,
seventh street house. Burdick insist
ed that she must leave. but the mat
or was amieably arranged.
The next day after notice OF nur
licks divorce suit WAS served on her
he went to Niagara Falls. havinl
been sent away by her husband. Pen
nell was with her Then she went tC
New York and Atlantic city. Sh,
'aw' Pcnncll nearly every day, bu
not Mrs. penncll, with whom the wit
h'NH Na7 hbA w fsNfh AANH s'AA'
IDENTIFIED letters Mrs. Pennel wrot,
o Bprdick begging him to drop tn,
iiyorcc suit for the children's sake
II said; As n final word Of wnrning
let me tell you there is no punish
mcnt like "A life OF regret"
Pennell attended to nll details foi
Mrs, Burdicl In the divorce and hired
detectives TO watch Burdick
Mrs. Burdick stated that she did
not know Ponnell was ever willing to
assign his life insurance To her tc
leave her bequest She could not
remember whether he gave hor a
| ond To pay ss5 1000 District Attnr
roy Coaiosworih then produced n
copy OF bond from pcnnell FOR s2A.
600. She said she had never scon u
before. and never got the money. She
stated that Penncll paid her expenses
at New York and Atlantic City. Pen
nell told the witness that when she
was divorced he would go west and
procure "A divorce and then marry her
COLORADO SPRINGS, March "a
The fight for the Stratton millions