Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-20
gives promise of highly succession


story comes from Bulgrade. It ap-
pears that at regent court ball
number Of foreign diplomatists at
tended. on the understanding that
none OF them would come into per
sonal contact with any of the con
spirators actively concerned in the
murder OF the late King Alexander
Wnen the cotillion was reached and
the gentlemen in one row had to give
their hands to those opposite, 1t hap
pened that the minister OF one OF the
great powers had for partner chief
actor in the tragedy lie not only re-
fused to give his nand, but straight
away left the ballroom, Immediately
followed by all the other foreign rep
resentatiyes. King Peter turned liv-
i'd with anger when the painful Incl
dent was brought to his notice, and
the function was brought to an early
close.
ROCKPORT. Ind, April ls.-Repub-
licans of the First congressional dis
trict are in convention here this aft
ernoon to name candidate for the
vacancy caused by the election OF
Congressman James A. Hemenway to
the United States senate Indications
point to the nomination of George A.
Cunningham OF Evansville.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 1s.-
The Democratic congressional conyen-
ton of the First district, TO name a
candidate to succeed Congressman
Iiemenwny. was called to order here
tdls afternoon. Several names are
mentioned in connection with the
nomination. The special election will
be held May 15
CHICAGO. April lS.-A very prac-
possession OF the Tramway was made
| today when Mayor Dunno received an
offer from the largest banking com
pany in the West TO purchase all the
Mueller bill certificates, These Ger
| tifcates were authorized by the Muel-
Ter law under which the city is au-
| thorized To purchase or build street
| railways.
Los ANGELES. April l8.-The
head camp meeting of the Pacific
| jurisdiction of the Woodmen of the
World began its biennial sessions in
this city today. Scores of delegates
are IN attendance from the states OF
| Oregon. Washington, California, Ida.
40. Montana. Utah, Wyoming. Colo
RADIO and Nevada. The womens aux
| liary of the order is also in session
| II is expected the meeting will con
| time week or longer, as many mat
ters of Importance are scheduled for
| discussion and action.
NEW YORK. April 1S.--Northern
Securities broke violently on the
stock exchange this morning. The
stock sold AT lS1 at the opening and
sold down TO lG5 when rally set in
and small recovery was made. 1t is
evident that the community of inter,
ests is to- end and that the supreme
court is to be obeyed.
ST. PETERSBURG. April ia
| band of terrorists has been broken up
here by the capture of a dozen of the
leading members. The government
regards these arrests as of immense
Importance. Among the leaders are
| several women. including Gov. Gen,
| Trepoff's nieces, VINO, falling to kill
| their uncle, attempted to end their
own lives In drastic manner. one OF
| them throwing herself under train
| and the other using pistol but Meth.
er of the princesses succeeded in their
attempt nj suicide
NEW YORK, April 1s.-The gener.
al agents of the Equitable Life Insur
ance company went into secret ses-
sion this afternoon with view of
bringing pressure 10 bear TO end the
fight between tse officials of the
| company. Alexander. Hyde and Tar.
bell were present. 2. w. Bardwell
the Dallas. Tex. agent said: Much
harm has already been done out our
| way. Texans form their opinions
quickly, and they don't like pink teas,
| Hyde, and lots of the people there
will NOT stand for me coming home
| unless somebody is fired"
| CHICAGO, April tS.-Grand Com.
| mander James ID. Richardson OF the
Scottish Rite Masons. southern juris-
diction, leaves Chicago tonight on an
| extensive trip through the Northwest
The purpose of the trip is TO meet
prominent Scottish Rite Masons of
the Northwest. individually and in
| their lodges. Among the places to be
visited are Duluth, Minneapolis, st.
Paul, Fargo Edgerley. Aberdeen. Nit
chell Sioux City, Omaha and Daven,
port.
MILES CITY, Mont. April 1S,-
Many prominent stock growers, snip
pers and others interested in the live
stock industry are attending the an.
nual convention of the Montana Stock
Growers association. which began
here today. The convention will he
In session several days and will be
devoted to the discussion of various
subjects OF practical interest to those
engaged in the stock raising Industry.
MuNCIE, Ind. April lS.-Chester
Bell was fined s25 and costs today for
having cigarette papers in his pocket