Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-06


nominee for mayor, expect to win by
10000. Over 100000 votes will be
cast.
ST. PETERSBURG. April A.
Prince Harry C. Prussia was received
by the czar and czariua at T&arkoe
selo last night
CINCINNATI. April a.--Connssl for
Mrs Chadwick appeared In the court
of appeals today and asked for stay
OF execution.
NEW YORK, April 5.-The annual
meeting of the American Railway as
soclauon is in session at the Waldorf
| Astoria today, with Theodore Voor-
hees. vice president OF the Reading
| system. presiding Bsesdes the cleo
iion of officers only technical and rol-
| tine matters are slated ior considera-
tion. but these are of great interest
| to railroad executives. Stuyvesant
FEh president Of the association, Is
mentioned for reelection. Tne Office
OF second vice president, now vaoart.
will probsbly be filled by the election
of w. a. GarrGtt, general manager N
| the Queen & Crescent road
DIES MONIES, Iowa. April 4.-Tne
supreme court today declared the BIZ
cnnial amendment law valid, thus
lenethening the terms of Gov. Cum
minEs and otner state officials one
| year
LINCOLN, Neb.. April Nebraska
Is going into business to fight the bin
der twine and cordage trust, and to
| that end the state legislature has ap-
propriated s950.O00 with which to
build and equip factory for the man
uiacture of binding twlne. The plant
| Will lie constructed at Lincoln within
the walls Gf the state prison and the
convicts Of the pententiary will do all
The work.
The finished article, which is used
in binding grain, will be sold at cost
10 farmers of Nebraska. Should the
experiment prove success, the mar
kets OF adjoining states may be invad-
ed in time. Work is expected to begin
I'm msdiately, and, If possible. the out
put will be ready for use in harvesting
his coming summer.
UTICA. N, Y. April IA passon-
ger train on the Lake Shore was de
rallied today The engineer and Are
man were idiled None Gi the passen-
gers were injured.
SOUTH M'ALISTFR. |. T. April 4.
- President Roosevelt. enroute to Tex
as, is slated 10 make two Gtops Ia the
Indian Territory tomorrow, and tnis
entire section is on edge in anticlpa-
ion of The coming of the chief execn'
tive The stops will be made at Mus
kOgee ard at this place Though they
viii he Of hrief duration II is expected
he President will find time TO say n
few words and to shake hands with
some of tne thousands Of visitors who
are eager to meet him. The railroads
are preparing to bring many visitors
into This city and the crowd is expect
cd TO be the largest ever seen here.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Tne spe
cial train bearing the Presidential par
ty left Washington for Louisville and
the southwest today. There was such
q large crowd at the station to see
he departure that Il required the sery
ices of Il number of special officers to
preserve order, The party included
besides the President, Secretary Nor
ton, Attorney General Moody. Secre
tary Loeb and a corps of White House
stenographers and confidential clerks
The train wss one Of the best ever
run ont of Washington.
The President Will reach Louisville
early tomorrow morning. where n.
will he met by a camp Of C,nfederst5 {
Veterans, who will conduct him 70 a
hall, where he will make an address
After the address ne will nova on
10 st. Louis. arriving al might and pro.
ceeding Immediately by the Missouri
Kansas & Texas railroad TO South Nc.
Alister and Mnskogee, |. 7. He will
make speeches at the stations at botn
these places, At Waco, Texas, hia
next stop he will make a short ad-
dress. and then proceed to Dallas.
where ne expects to arrive by Wsdnes-
day evening. Here he will be given
a dinner by Colonel John NJ. Simp-
son and his son, Sloan Simpson, who
oclcupy neighboring ranches to the
| President in Dakota.
| The Presidential train will have
picked up prominent Texans on the
way. and will proceed to Austin,
where the two houses Of the Texas
| legislature Will meet in joint session
10 listen N an address by the Presi-
dent San Antonio is scheduled as the
next stopping place. Here tne Pres-
dent will attend the much advertised
reunion of the Rougn Riders. San
| Antonio will be about the last stop
ping place before the President starts
into the hunting country OF Texas and
Colorado II is expected that the
hunting expedition will occupy about
ten days or possibly two weeks.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 4-Tne
President arrived here on schedule
time this morning. He was greeted
by Governor Beckhah. Acting Mayor
'arth, and Chairman Murray of the
reception cominihtee The parade
started from Third and streets
promptly at 9;i5 O'Clock. and for
blocks in every direction the streets
We're densely packed
saluia pf twanty-nna yunc wara