Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-05

away with quarantlnes
LIMA, Peru, May alarming ca
BILE dispatches have been received
from Santiago de Chill saying that the
Chilian government has Instructed its
minister at Washington, Senior Wal
ker Martinez, to inquire whether the
United States will defend Peru in case
Chill shall proceed forcibly ON the
question OF anneXing the province OF
T7cna and africa. which the country
is disposed to do
TOPEKA. Kans, May Vice Pres
ident Kendrick Of the Santa Fe Sys-
TEN issued as order which locked out
about 1000 men on the 5000 miles of
track because 900 machinists have
been ordered to strike. General Man
ager Nudge says the lockout was or
dered to give the men time to calmly
consider the situation. and prevent
the destruction OF shop property,
for which, 1t is alleged. secret orders
have been issued to the unionists.
The order was in anticipation of the
strike. some 1000 men being affected
When the employees appeared at the
shops this morning they found the
gates locked. and when they went to
the Office they were given their time
checks
NEWTON. Kans.. May 2-Inteuding
to strike at 9 O'Clock today under the
general order received last night. 50
Santa Fe machinists found them
/ aa1t
locked out when they went to work
this morning They were informed
that the shops were temporarily clos
ed. The men here are not dlssatis-
fed. A new stockade and 80 deputies
are protecting the company's proper
ty. loiterers even being kept out Of the
switch yards
ARGENTINE, Kans.. May 2.-The
Santa Fe rairnad locked out its shop
men today. Thirty armed officers now
patrol the property inside high
fence About 200 10 800 men are af-
iected Nine maGhnists who had gone
to work this morning walked out at
/ 0 O'Clock
oTTAKA. Kans, May 2-one hun
| drcd and fiity TO 175 Santa Fe shop
! men were locked ont here today. 1t is
believed the shop will open In a few
days with non.unon men.
TOPEKA. Kans. May THE Santa
Re locked out Its 100 chopmeu here at
1880 this morning.
CHICAGO, May 2-Seventeen hun
| dred picture frame workers struck to-
day for nine-hour day. Five hundred
| bakers and 400 lime and cement team
| stcrs are also out.
| BOSTON, May 2.-The only strike
| in New England at present is that of
| the bakers in Boston, Lynn. Brockton,
New Bedford and Cambridge, this
| state
NEW YORK. May 2.-The only ex-
ception to harmony between capital
and labor here is the strike OF the
wagon and carriage makers.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May Five
hundred carpenters In Chicopee. Holy
oke and Springfield struck today Tor
higher wages
ALBANY, ore, May 2.-Miss Urano
Seeies was srrss,ei today by SEerin
Brown as a means Of rescuing her
from religious fanatics called Holy
Rollers Tne girl was arrested at
The lns'igatOn vi an older sister who
SAID size was losing her reiso,, under
the dcprayed influences of 'ho "Rol-
iers.' The sister declares the Holy
Rollers religion consists of antics of
the most disgusting sort and tha:
many GeUrayed practices are part oi
the ritual
NE WoRLEANS. La. May Cap
tam Carl Uphoyen OF tn. st.amship
Alphs was murdered on-tSe lcvee to-
day while resisting the efforts OF TWO
hiLh"aynen to rob hIG.
WASHINGTON. May "A confer
ence lasting until the small hours of
this morning took place between Pres
ldent Roosevelt and his closest polti
cal advisors, Senator Aldrich, Spooner,
Hale. Plat of Connecticut, Speaker
Cannon, Secretary COrtelyou and the
chairman oil the national committee.
The conference was la regard to the
platform 10 be ratified a. he national
convention In June Al the members
ot the cn"itic:its are re;iceat today
as to what took place and most of the
sot ators present lei' for their homes
OH the morIlng trains.
OURAY, May 2.-The ouray Times.
which recently passed into the hands
OF Grant Turner, has been bought by
the Plaindealer and is being moved
into the Plaindealer Office today. Mr..
Turner. who has the reputation of be-
Ing in the front rank OF the foremost
printers ON the Western Slope. has ac-
cepted position with the Plaindealer,
which now has the best equipment of
any town the size Of Ouray In western