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

D IN sala utilfe ana tnere was great Ell
= thusiasm as the train pulled in. Tni
. is the Presidents second visit to Trim
: idad
: Thousands from the surroundinl
country came into town to see Mi
Roosevelt this mrning. The Presi
, dent was infrmed here that the snuy
T was very deep around New Castle
, and near where the bear hunt Is I,
take place and that tudays weathe
prospects Indicated further storm
1t was also suggested that Mr.. Roose
welt had better stay over in Glenwoot
until Monday or possibly Tuesday OF
I account of the weather. The Presi
dent stated that If it was possible fol
the guides to go it was possible fol-
him. and he wanted to get into the
TEXLINE. Tex. April 14-Tht
President in eNuberant spirits, lead
ing fifty horsemen. guards and guides
rode into Frederick at top speed last
evening. swinging their hats In the
air All hands were yelling like mad
| naNlnS cbntluutu lnt Woll nuul III
the big pasture The President made
q short speech to the assembled crowd
telling them of the wonderful PROV
ess of their fellow statesman, John
Alternately. wno catches wolves
alive" The President is burned red
by the sun He fetlred to his car
and bubbled over with happiness in
recountiug Incidents of the hunt
A member of the party said: mo
president ever had as much fun be
fore as ne had We were In the sad
die by O'Clock every morning. and
rode eight TO ten miles daily The
President was second to Abernathy
when the latter caught the wolf by
the Jaws. remounted his horse and
carried the wolf in tnat way five
wolf began to regain his wind and
chewed at the Presidents gloves and
he then tied the VOLTS jaws together,
| We caugnt seventeen wolves altogeth-
er The skulls and pelts will be sent
to the Smithsonian Institute"
Secretary Loeb. who last week Of
fered to eat all the wolves the party
caught begged OF last night
General Young, Cecil Lyon and
Sloan Simpson left the party at Yer
non Tex. Young returning East, the
others going to their homes In Texas.
The headquarters Of Secretary Loeb
during the Colorado hunt win be at
| Glenwood Springs.
NEW YORK. April 1.-two per
sons were killed and four fatally in
iured and fifty more or less hurt by
"A fire which this morning destroyed
| the seven-story sweatshop building on
| Hester street The FIRE spread to Two
other adjoining tenements and pub
| lie school buildings. Hundreds OF
| families were rendered homeless.
| The loss Is over 100000.
COFFEYVILLE Kans.. April IL
Strengthened by the citizens patrol
and the fact that most Of the white
men are carrying guns with them 10
their work, the authorities OF Coffey-
Vile have started campaign to rid
| the town of troublesome negroes.
| Mayor Vaughn led a posse in person
| last night which raided several negro
resorts and arrested twenty-five ne
| groes and negresses. They will be
run ont of town today. Hundreds of
citizens joined in the procession, but
no violence was attempted The no
gro who assaulted Mrs, Griffith is still
uncaught number of bloodhounds
were put in use today in an effort to
| trail the negro
NEW YORK, April 14.-For the
fourth time an unsuccessful enor'
has been made to wreck the battle
snip Connecticut. The newest ploal
was discoyered by accident. Con
tractor Baxter suspected trouble and
when the ship was being put on the
dry dock. as a precautionary measure
! Payter sent diver down TO see II
everything was all right. They were
not. Great spikes were found which
would have ruined the great snip had
she settled on them.
ST. PETERSBURG. April H.-An
archy continues to hold sway in the
empire and Indications reach the gov
ernment that there is going to be
fearful disorder on May Day, the agi
tation among the worlsingmen com
ing to a crisis on that day. Arms ant
bombs have been smuggled in ant
boodshed Is feared
CHICAGO. April 14.-Mayor Dunn'
Informed the traction companies tha
he is contemplating constructinl
street car lines, parallel to theirs, de
clarlng that plan to be cheaper thar
purchasing at their prices.
PUEBLO, April 14.-After beln'
out twenty nours the jury found iIar
ry Dunlap guilty of embezzlemen
and he was sentenced to six MONTH
in the Pueblo county Jail on recon
J mendation OF the jury for mercy,
Dunlap was rural mail carrier TO
The Animas valley and last year n
was arrested for embeZzlement. Tn
amount he was accused OF gettin
away with was only sl2.2O. He LEI
! this place before he was arrested an
: went out to Montezuma county an
J worked in the sawmills for severa