Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-17

| the party Is expected 10 arrive at
p. m. where a special train is expect
ed TO arrive at about the same time
The President is scheduled to leav
for Colorado via Vernon. Texas, som
time after O'Clock
A great crowd is gathering to hea
the speech the President will maxi
on the street. Governor Ferguson o
Oklahoma, Dennis Flynn, ex-delegat'
to congress. and Congressman Step
hens of Texas will greet the Presden
here
| The party killed only one lone wolf
John Abernatny and the Presiden
were first ON the scene after the VOL
had made Il stand and killed two
dogs. Abernathy captured the ami
mai. The party killed eleven coyotes
Tuesday nignt coon hunt was held
and the President captured two coons
The President is said to have enjoyed
this feature OF the hunt immensely
The wolf will probably be sent tc
Washington and mounted
The party which arrives here this
afternoon will consist of the Presi.
dent, DR. Lambert, General Young
Cecil Young. Sloan Simpson. l.. T
| Foresch. Captain Burnett, w. T. Wag.
| goner Tom Burnett, c. B, McHugh
| Captain Bill Mcdonald. John Aber.
| nathy and II T. Horton
FREDERICK, o. T., April l3.-All
| things are now In readiness for the
President to leave at S:25 tonight for
ais trip to Colorado He announces
that he will he at the train on sched-
ule time The President will pass
| through Texas at night and several
towns are arranging for bonfires along
| the tracks The President will arrive
in Pueblo, Colo. tomorrow evening
about O'Clock and word was received
here today that that town mas made
elaborate preparations 10 receive him,
although the train will only stop half
an hour.
COFFEYVILLE. Kans., April 10
With about 500 white citizens acting
az deputies the leaders of the negroes
are in Jail, but the negro fiend who as
saulted Mrs. Griffith still remains un-
caught The race war situation has
remained quiet up to noon. Tne OIL.
GERS have what they consider a warm
clue for the fugitive and are pursuing
il in the southern part OF the county
NEW ORLEANS, April 13-While
Robert Darrah was working in the ele-
vator shaft of the st. Charles hotel,
the elevator in some way caught hin
and cut his head off as thought it had
been cut with a knife. dropping It a.
the ground floor.
PEKIN. April 13.-Prnce Pu LnnN.
the Chinese envoy TO the St LOUIS
worlds fair, returned home full of
enthusiasm over the inventions he
saw there. He was particularly I'm
pressed with wireless telegraphy and
sewing machines He is now endeaS-
uring to interest ais government in
their adoption.
NEW YORK. April l3.-In drunk
en- urgie in the tenderlon last night.
Ray Joice. barkeeper, stabbed TO
death Barnard Doyle, a saloonkeeper.
Edward Weston. waiter, was also
badly cut and will die The guilty
ones escaped.
ST PAUL, Mimi, April l3.-Early
this morning Oliver Williams, a
steamtitter, entered the fiat of Fred
erick Keller. and shot John Keller.
aged l6. and his mother, so that both
are expected TO die. The reason for
the shooting is unknown,
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. April "a
Seven prisoners confined in the jail
at Weston, in some way obtained a
quantity of dynamite, blew open the
doors and escaped early this morn
ing.
CHICAGO. April ia new move
was made today to terminate the Chi
cago teamsters' strike by means OF
arbitration and 1t is thought likely
the plan will succeed, although the
one inaugurated yesterday by Mayor
Dunno failed.
CHICAGO. April l3.-Two indict'
ments were returned by the federal
grand jury which is investigating the
alleged beef trust today. Bench
warrants were issued for the persons
indicted, but their names and the
charges against them are kept sec
ret. The basis OF the indictments
however, may be conspiracy and in
| timidation of witnesses. or perjury.
Edward Fish, department manager oi
| Schwarscnild & Sulzberber, was put
under bonds of 10000 today as a
witness. He disappeared about the
tine the investigation began. His
testimony is believed to have caused
todays warrants to be Issued
MOBILE. Ala. April ia switch
engine. while standing on siding
at Artesia, Miss, junction poin
seventy miles north Of this city, late
last night from some unknown cause
blew up and instantly killed Engineer
Gordon Humphreys and his fireman
Dave Lewis Freight Conductor Fe
Ix Dougherty of Meridian. wnos'
train was on parallel track, wai
standing close by when the boiler ex
Z nIoded and was struck with sncl