Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-16

'So' peSu SuSdkcu IOT Sixt6eu nuI
dred people, There will be nearl
three hundred women present Tn
: President Is not TO remain for dir
ner later than tsn O'Clock, when, wit
Andrew Carnegie. Whitelaw Reed
Ex-Governor OdeIl. Secretary Tai
and Cnauncey Depew, he will leav
to attend the Press club banquet a
the New Astor house. While tn
President is something of a jolliea
he says that the later AFFAIR il sin
oerely the event of the night for him
the President will remain In Ney
YORK tomorrow. will lunch at tn,
University club and dine at Littl,
Hungary with the Bohemian Repub
lican club.
On Wednesday morning the Pres
identiai party will return to Wash
ington. The party includes Mrs
Roosevelt, Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Cowle,
and Secretary Loeb.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 49,
Congress received a special MESA n
from the President today recommend
ing the appropriation of thirty-iys
thousand dollars for discovery OF
the disinterment of the body of John
Paul Jones in Paris.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. IA special
order was issued today that naval
cadets or any other government per
sons will not be allowed to use tobac.
co. Smoking will be cause for imme-
diate dismissal
LONGMONT. Colo, Feb. l3.-Tne
Masonic Temple was practically de
s'roycd by fire. which caused twenty.
five thousand dollars damage to tina,
structure and its contents. The fire
was not eNtinguished until five
O'Clock this morning Bitter cold
weather prevented the water going
through the nose. The insurance was
ten thousand.
LONDON. Feb. l3.-The Times
this morning says the huge Hamburg
American liners D5utchland and
Hamburg have been sold to Russia
for five million dollars.
CHICAGO, III Feb. 13.-William
Ayiter, a carpenter. today identified
Hoch as janitor II. II. Holmes, of the
south side Castle in which many
women were murdered
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. 10
No relative change was shown today
in the senatorial ballot.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. l3.-
The President is much exercised by
the senate's amendment OF the treat
les and announces through Secre-
tary Hay today that he will not pre-
stnt ihs arbitration treaties as
amended by the senate to the coun-
tries with which they were negotiat-
ed
Before leaving for New York to-
day the President instructed Secre-
tary Hay to pigeon hole all arbltra-
ton treaties which the senate amend
ed. Hay said: The President regards
the matter of general arbitration
treaties settled by action of the SEN
ate" :
PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 13.-Sena-
tor Mitchell is suffering more from
his friends than his enemies. His
secretary, Harry c. Robertson
brought from Washington, a confden-
tial letter from Senator Mitchell
TO his law partner, Judge Tanner, In
which Mitchell tells Tanner to act In
the forthcoming trial of the land
frauds in which Mitchell Is invol-
we'd. Secretary Robertson delivered
this letter to United States district
attorney. Henry Way. The govern
ment will now use the letter to prove
that Mitchell Is deeply involved Nit
chell's friends are bitter at Robert
son for his alleged treachery.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE police
fear that President Roosevelt. now in
the city. may suffer from the attack
of crank and extraordinary precau.
tiOns have been taken by them to pro-
tect Mr.. Roosevelt and especially to-
night when he visits the East Side
70 attend dinner given by the Hun
garian Republican club. The East Side
is where the surging tenements are,
where all kinds of nations and creeds
are located. 1t is a hotbed, parts Of 1t
of socialistic doctrine. and as the
President Is going right In the midst
of 1t. the police will put the entire dis
tricu practically under martial law
after six O'Clock tonight. The inspec-
tor said today: "It is easy to keep the
thousands in order. but it is the indt-
vidnal crank. one in million. per
haps. who is to be feared. My men
will swarm outside and inside Of little
Hungary this evening. They will be
on the roof, fire escapes and in the
cellars Two blocks on each side OF
the restaurant will be absolutely cut
of by strong cordons of police Not
soul residing within that district
will be allowed to either leave their
homes or pass through the police to
reach them. Few people realize that
nest of dangerous fanatics, many
absolutely irresponsible, live in this
particular district, This morning q
crank called on the President at the
house of Douglass Robinson on Madi-
son avenue. where Mr.. Roosevelt
spent the night. He was visionary and
rambled about many things. The SEC
ret service men took care OF him.
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-President
Roosevelt dined at the University
club this noon, An old man giving the