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

sidered the best featherweight fighter
OF Philadelphia and is counted upon to
give the Californian lively argument.
COLUMBUS, o., March 1.-ohio To-
day elected Gen. Dick senator. to sue
coed Hanna.
WASHINGTON, March l.-At
cabinet meeting this afternoon 1t was
decided not to send troops to Panama.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, March THE
house of representatives passed bill
making chicken stealing penitentiary
offense. When found guilty the cul-
prits get two years and fine of $500
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March Mime
trustees of the University of Minneso-
ia propose TO expell four young wo-
men from that institution. the charge
against them being inveterate poker
playing.
PHILADELPHIA March 1.-Secre-
tary of War Taft, at the annual dinner
of the Presbyterians. said: Justice
demands the full acknowledgment OF
Indebtedness to the Friars and the
priests OF the Roman Catholic church
who gave given the United States
much Christian material from which
TO make self governing people"
The secretary does not believe in
proselyting.
BUDAPESTH, March 1.-The Arch
duke Joseph Ferdinand fell in love
with pretty daughter of restaurant
keeper here and married her. The
court officers tried to disuade and
coerce the young archdulle, but he re
| fused to take heed, and was married
| by Friar The archduke is 32 years
old His action seems to be a family
trait. His sister, the Crown Princess
Louise of Saxony, eloped with her mu-
sic teacher and his elder brother ran
away with an actress.
| MELBOURNE, Australia. March /.
| John Alexander Dowie of Chicago.
has applied to the American consul
for protection. A mob broke up his
meetings Sunday. causing him TO seek
safety for three hours in an organ
loft.
| KANSAS CITY, March 1.--Senator
Harris today said he would not allow
himself to he named for governor of
Kansas by the Democrats, and would
not run if he was named. He fayors
the nomination of Judge David Dalo
Of Wichita. Harris says he is out OF
politics forever.
KANSAS CITY, March lover 500
rack drivers struck today for CLOSED
hop and other points. Seventy spe-
cial policemen were put on duty by
the Employers association.
| ROBEVAL, Quebec, March l.
Twelve lives were lost in fire early
this morning which destroyed the res
idence of a French family at st. Fell
Glen Seven small children were
burned to death, besides their two
mothers and two hired men. The
fathers We're absent at work in the
woods.
BRUSSELS. March king Leo
pold persists that the claims brought
) forward by the creditors of his daugh-
ter in the probate court, expect to
near some scandalous revelations
, when the will OF the late Queen Marie
comes up for contest
| CHICAGO, March 1.-March LIST,
! Settlement Day" in the local labor
world came in peacefully as "A lamb.
Many wage agreements We're renewed,
notably those OF the woodworkers, af-
fecting 10000 men, and the employees
of the United States Steel corpora
tion. Seventeen hundred carriage
makers, locked out month ago, re-
turned today, having accepted the
open shop" principle.
WASHINGTON, March 1-Rend-
cred confident by the verdict in the
Machen-Groff-Lorenz postofiice 'con-
| spracy case, District Attorney Beach
4 proposes to push the other postal
5 fraud cases vigorously. Thirteen in
r dictments yet remain against Machen.
, Attorney Beach says he can keep Ma
chen in court an indefinite length OF
e time defending himself, even if he
S never serves time.
4 CHICAGO. March President Har-
: per of the University of Chicago, un-
, derwent an operation for appendicitis
q | today.
TOLEDO, o., March LIN face OF
/ its own reports which show an i'm
), mense falling off in production and
/ new work in new QIl fields, the Stand
ard Oil Co, today cut the price OF
j crude oil three cents. east and west
/ The conditions in the Kansas field is
q given as reason for the cut. It is
h presumed the company possesses in
u formation regarding this field which
have not been made public.
) After the operation President Har
; per's condition was said by the physi
e clans TO be highly satisfactory. Late
n this afternoon it was said he would
} unquestlonably recover. as his system
D was in fine condition to stand the
shock
II NEW YORK, March Three fine
: healthy babies. the second time this
y has happened in less than three years
came TO Mrs. Alfred Budd OF Brooklyn
: early this morning. Mr.. Budd is EN-
e ployed in a Manhattan bank, but is
? not prepared to say whether he is
oYerjoyed AZ the presentation of Sc
IL many babies at one time. The first
set of tripiets came to the Budds in
t May. 1901. The boy died when only