Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

entire week Will be spent In Indiana.
Night speeches will be made in Fort
Wayne. Hammond, Lafayette, Terra
Baute. Evansville and indianapolis in
the order named. In addition to these
cities cpeeches of fifteen minutes or
a half hours duration will be made al
more than fifty points throughout the
state. Senator Beveridge will be with
the special part of the time, as Will
]. Frank Hanly, the nominee for gov
ernor, and Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie NJ Shaw. The tour will end
in indianapolis next Saturday night,
when Senator Fairbanks will deliver
his closing address on the porch OF
his home In North Meridian street.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. 31.-The cot
ton mill Of the Edwards Manufactur-
ing company, which has been closed
since the LIST of July on account OF
the condition of the cotton market.
resumed operations today under 10
per cent reduction in the wage scale.
The mill affords work to about 300
employees.
NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-The Japan
ese Minister Kogoro Takahira lies in
a very critical condition here today.
He came from Washington Friday
night, was taken desperately i'll Sat
nrday morning and in the afternoon
was operated upon for appendicitis by
the three eminent physicians. Doctors
Bull. Delaiield and Shardy. He stood
the operation poorly and yesterday
11fnu Ir,. T1,t Ia
dition is slightly improved. The out
come is doubtful The members of the
Japanese legation at Washington have
been summoned TO the minister's bed
side.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 3l.-T'he
building formally occupied by Scimi-
tar newspaper. collapsed today and
several are reported to he in the ruins.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 3l.-With
great crash the Boyle building occu-
pied by the Continental Savings bank
and offices, collapsed today. 1t is be
lieved that twenty people were cover
ed up by the debris and perhaps killed.
Rescue parties are working feverishly
TO get at them. Business is suspended
Nhfit ino N'hi'h piptt'hih6- ht
building adjoined the deep excavation
for the Tennessee Trust company's
sky-soraper This work is supposed to
have weakened the foundation. Among
the first six persons taken out We're
f. ID, Schas, president of the Cont
mental bank delirous; Clarence Hem
cchsberg. cashier. leg broken: John
tiShnr tailnr Npt hynl mo
Others were uninjured
Rescue work is progressing slowly
little hope is entertained that any OF
the twenty persons remaining beneath
the ruins be taken out alive.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 31.-Af-
ter many months of negotiation the
amalgamatlon of the international
ternational Association of Allied Metal
Mechanics. two of the strongest and
most influential organizations OF
America. became effective today. The
amalgamation was agreed upon at a
conference held in Cleveland last Aug
ust, since which time the officers OF
the two bodies have been busy com
ization will be known as the Interna-
tional Association of Machinists. II
will have membership of 0.0O0,
making it the second largest body OF
organized labor, of single. sraft in
the United States.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.-American
Consul Stephens. at Plymouth, Eng
land tho pritiSh mi
to be worried over continued emigra-
ton of the Irish peasantry TO the Uni.
ted States. They are leaving the Emer-
aid Isle at the rate of 1000 week.
Those who establish themselves i'm
mediately send back funds for others
10 follew them.
CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. 31.-Arch-
on his death bed Attending physicians
say he is steadily growing weaker and
can live but short time.
NEW YORK. Oct 3l.-The first
death in New York's great subway oc-
CURED today when Christopher Fraw-
ley, an employee of the company, was
killed by train while working at a
switch.
DENVER. Colo. Oct. 3i.-William
G. Wright. OF the firm of Wright 4
Olcott, proprietors of the Broadway
Carriage Works, was run down by 4
Broadway car at the Sixth avenue
crossing and instantly killed. Mr.
Wright leaves wife and family.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The Republi-
can National Chairman. CortelyoiI. ar
rived here today from Chicago. He in
dicates that the news from Indiana
and the middle west is quite salts
factory from a Republican point OF
view.
NEW YORK, Nov. l.-Bettermeni
in the business conditions is shown
by the new interpretations during Oc-
tober which reach a total OF 2l5 COM
panies capitalized at one million or
more. Not since May, 1903, have last
months returns been exceeded
CHEYENNE, Nov. lit is under
ierstood that Casper has dropped out
n the race for the Capitol City and
that Lander remains the only oppo-
nent TO Cheyenne's retaining wyom-
ing's capitol
NE WYORK, Nov. Twelve young