Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-22
TElEcRApHic NEWS.

American firms with established bu,
mess houses at Port Arthur are r,
ported to nave been ordered by tn
Japanese to leave town
ST. PETERSBURG. June 18Th
car received a deputation from tn
zemstvos today.
The delegation consisted OF -four
teen men and the car received then
courteously, and made an address Ii
which he said he was sorry for tn,
great losses In the war. He declared
himself anxious to summon the as
semhly and hoped to establish q firm
err union between himself and the PEG
pie.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-two
more factories for the manufacture OF
bombs has been discovered In Odes
sa by police, and seventeen arrests
were made. Clashes with troops oc
Cured yesterday st Lodx and Balutz
Poland. two being killed at Lode and
thirty.five wounded at Balutz. Fight.
ing continues today at the latter
place
NEW YORK, June ls.-The nottest
Sunday this city has known in June
for twenty-five years was that OF
yesterday. 1t was equally hot this
morning but toward noon showers and
a change in the wind relieved the
temperature and gave some relief to
Greater New York which has been
gweltpripy fnr paarly t,,., a,,, w.
suffering has been intense In the
East Side section. and four deaths
are reported this morning from the
fearfully torrid weather.
ITEM TSlN, June 19--Six hundred
students attended meetings yesterday
held for the purpose OF stimulating
the anti-American propaganda. The
Gulls OF seventeen provinces signed
an agreement under which the mem.
bers each agree TO forfeit nifty thou
sand teals IL caught purchasing Amer
lean wares.
KANSAS CITY. June 19.-Bert
Haldeman, local representative Of tho
DeForrest Wireless Telegraph com.
pany today ls working from hand
car on a short section OF track In the
railroad yards and says he is In com
munication with the Chicago, st.
Louis and Alton special train be.
tween these points, using the DR.. De-
Forrest wireless apparatus. Halde-
man says ne gets all messages sent
from the train.
CHICAGO. June LIT is reported
authoritatively today that the grand
jury will be asked to vote on thirty
five beef trust indictments prepared
by the district attorneys once.
DBs MONIES. Ia. June in. r.
Roose, postmaster at Border Plains for
hfty-six years dropped dead from OK.
element or fear caused by an ap-
preaching cyclone.
HUNTING. w. Va. June i9.-An
attempt was made today to wreck the
Norfolk & Western train on q trestls
$50 feet above Lost creek. A chain
had been wrapped around the rails,
but the engineer saw the obstruction
in time to prevent = wreck. There
were four COACHES on the train, well
filed
CHICAGO, June 1.-the Assign-
ment OF Fyfe 4 Co., board Of trade
brokers. was announced today by T.
T. King, who was appointed receiver.
Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $4,000, 1t
Is said.
SPRINGFIELD. Ills, June 1.-THE
supreme court today declined to take
any action In the case of Jockey
Briggs, wno 10 sentenced to hang Fri
day for the murder OF Hanna Peter.
son
KANSAS CITY. June I9.-The
State Free Employment Bureau here,
is crowded with men wanting work in
the Kansas wheat fields. Two hum
dred tickets we're sold by noon today.
Agent Jamison said: ut Is too bad
to spoil good story. but out of re-
spect for the truth. I must say stu
dents and city-bred men constitute
but a small proportion OF todsy's ap-
plicants. Those hired have the ap-
pearancs Of coming from the home
forty"
COLORADO SPRINGS. June 10
The regular quarterly dividend Of six
cents per share has been declared by
the Portland Mining 4 Milling com
pany. An extra dividend Of six cents
mas also been declared.
HBLIGOLAND. Germany. June 10.
The German schooner Suzanne won
the race from Dover, finishing today.
The German boats Therese and Nav
ahoe finished second and third re-
spectively The American boat At
lantic won the race for auxiliary
yachts.
DENVER. June l9.-Andrew Hutte,
a negro. 70 years old, was found dead
this morning on Logan avenue in an
alley benlnd the house he lived In.
A man named Williams. another ne
gro. who has been carousing with
Hutte for several. disappeared during
the night. leaving NO trace and the
police are of the opinion that he muir
dered his companion.
OSSINlNG, ". y. June lS.-Emil
Totterman, y Swedish sailor, was put
to death in the electric chair In Sing
Sing at an early nour this morning.
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