Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-30

Many women well known In society
were present at this meeting. Miss
Jane Adams of Chicago and Samuel
Gompers, president OF the American
OF Labor participated.
WASHINGTON, March 27.--Al-
though the administration has not
taken decisive action upon the prop
osition to have an American citizen
take charge OF the finances OF Santo
Domingo, It is more tnan probable
Professor Hollander of Jonn Hopkins
will be selected. He has
already been chosen to make an In
vestigation of AFFAIRS on the island.
IDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March IT.
Mrs. Buelah Moore is recovering from
arsenic poisoning caused by an at
tempt at suicide In which she was
found by her husband in a woodshed
just as sne was taking the poison.
The bottle fell for her hands and she
fell upon the floor and licked up the
poison. The couple has only been
married one year.
NEW YORK, March 27.-John ID.
Rockefeller will say nothing today
concerning the attacks made upon him
by the ministry OF Boston. New Eng
land and New York from their pulpits
yesterday Mr.. Rockefeller had CIV
en- y1OO, 900 to the American board of
missions. Many prominent clergy
men insisted that the gift should not
be accepted. The magnate's method
of making money was bitterly de
nounced. Rev. DR.. Hale, pastor OF the
fashionable Congregational cnurch in
Boston said:
"Mr. Rockefeller stands for a sys-
TEN OF the most pernicious in our
American life. He teaches the young
men OF the nation the doctrine of sue
cess at any cost, by methods of com
church cannot accept mis- gift without
seeming to approve"
DENVER, March 27.-The Times
this evening will print special DIS
patch from its Washington corre-
spondent, Arthur G. Johnson, who was
detailed to make an unbiased investi-
cation concerning certain charges
against Senator Warren OF Wyoming,
made in a Denver paper and particu-
Iarly such as related to alleged land
frauds and illegal fencing of public
domain and certain acts between the
company of which Senator Warren
was interested. The correspondent
asserts tnat there is practically no
evidence to support the allegations.
He declares that Presidents Cleveland.
Mckinley and Roosevelt ordered a
searching investigation of the same
charges and the Investigations result
ed in the complete vindication of Sen
ator Morgan.
CLEVELAND, o., March 27.-Mrs.
Cassie Chadwick this morning refus-
ed to leave the county jail to appear
in the federal court. where motion
for a new trial is to be argued, but
tho federal officials decided to force
mans lawyers were called in now
ever. and they persuaded her to go
to court without further protest.
NEW YORK. March 27.-An explo-
sion in a tunnel under the East river
today dashed Ricnard Creedon, a la
him to the surface through the deep
water of the river and tossed him
twenty feet in the air, only slightly
injuring him. Creedon's escape is
considered marvellous. Tnree OF his
companion laborers in the tunnel
were dashed against the tunnel walls
and were finally rescued painfully but
not seriously injured.
DENVER, March 27.-The memor.
iol services at the Broadway tneater
yesterday afternoon under the aus
pices of the Colorado Republican club
In memory of the late Senator Edward
o. Wolcott, were attended by vast
number Of people and as many more
who could not gain admittance, stand.
Ing room being at a premium. The
program was interesting throughout
and the speakers found it an easy
task to talk about the great states.
man.
One OF the special features was the
rendition of a nynn written by the
father OF Senator Wolcott, Rev. Sam.
uel Wolcott. A double quartet fur
nished beautiful music with Mrs. Otis
b. Spencer and Mrs. w. j. Whiteman
as sOlosists. The program as rem
dered was as follows:
Hymn, I'm Heavenly Love Abid
ing" quartet.
Invocation.
Hymn. Christ for the World We
Sing" (written by Samuel WolcotD
quartet.
The Citizen" Justice John Camp
bell.
Solo, "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" Mrs. Wniteman.
.'T'ne Lawyer" Joel F. Vale.
Trio, Lift Thine Eyes" Misses Da.
Wis, Whiteman and Rost.
"The Statesman" A. NJ. Stevenson,
Solo. God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears" Mrs. Spencer.
'Yn Memorian," John w. Springer
Hymn, Lead Kindly Light" quar-
tet.
Benediction, Chancellor H. A. Buch
tel.
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