Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-22

their transatlantic race had not
been sighted from the Nantucket
lightship up to o'clock this morning.
II was from this point they were to
make their first turn. A wireless
message from the llghtship reports
the sea calm with a good brisk north
east breeze.
CHICAGO. May 1S.-Ail hope OF an
| immediate peace between the Garing
strike factions was shattered today
| when President Shea hatly declared
that he nad not considered arbitration
of any form between the Team own.
ers and the Transfers Union. and
that he would not agree TO arbitrnte
the question where teamsters should
deliver goods to boycotted houses.
This declaration came as complete
surprise. as 1t was practically con-
ceded last night that settlement had,
| If 1t had moi been reached, was at
least about agreed on. There Will
be no backdoor settlement" Shea
said and added. When | am beaten
! | shall come out and say So"
| CHICAGO. May 1S-President
Gompers of the American Federation
OF Labor. local labor leaders and rep.
resentatiyes of the Employers. ma
yor and aldermanic arbitration com
mittee spent the day in trying TO
bring about peace in the teamsters'
strike. President Shea OF the Team
sters' Union said peace depended on
how many men secured reinstate-
ment
| CHICAGO, May lg.-Mayor Dunno
stated at noon today that he had
learned from a source not connected
with either side of the struggle that
the teamsters strike would be called
OF within twenty.four hours. over
lures looking to peaceful settlement
however were set aside today. With
| the departure OF President
| Gompers last night the chief factor
in the hope OF peace nas gone and
the bitter attitude of President Shea
has caused the belief that the struggle
| will be long drawn out and bitter.
| CHICAGO, May ia -four famine
threatens the city as 4 result of the
spreading of the teamsters' strike,
| flour to retail merchants will be tied
up within the next twelve hours.
| The -four manufacturers aud dealers
are determined to lock out the team
sters as soon as they refuse to de
| liver goods to boycotted Arms.
| ut rtL hr.n L.af
today fired bullet into crowd
watch was jeering him. He was ar
| rested.
TOXIC, May lS.-The departure OF
| Admiral Rojestvensky from Hon koe
Bay renews the expectation of a naval
battle In the near future. His depar-
ture Is taken to mean that he has
| filed his coal bunkers, resupplied his
fleet and is now In good condition to
| take the aggressive. The story that
| Rojestvensky had applied for relief
from duty owing to poor health is
authoratively denied. 1t is conceded,
| however, that the admiral Is suffer
ing from his health and it is believed
he will be relieved from duty. The
fact OF Vice Admiral Birileff being
ordered East Is taken as confirma-
ton of this in the event of Russian
success in the approaching naval bat
tie. II is said Birileff Will take over
the supreme command OF the naval
forces in the far East and occupy a
post similar to the late Admiral Max
aroff at Port Arthur and Admiral
Skrydlofr at Vladivostok.
| SAIGON, May 19-Forty three col
liers of the Russian fleet are anchor
ed on the Nyabeon Annum coast un-
der surveillance OF the French gun
boat Carenade to prevent breach
OF neutrality. Twenty other colliers
are reported OF Cape St Jaques. near
Saigon.
| CLEVELAND, o., May 19.-Prepar-
atoms are being made to fight the
| Chinese exclusion act in tne supreme
court OF the United States. former
federal judge who has always refused
| TO order the deportation OF Cnlnamen
| Illegally In this country Is the chief
counsel In the suits to be filed here.
1t is understood that the Judge has
what lawyers term very strong
case.
| LONDON, May ia great sensa'
ton has been caused In Europe by tne
demand of the French chamber OF
deputies that the French government
send a great squadron and strong
army to Indo-China Immediately in
order to be prepared to repel the an
ticipated invasion OF the section by
the Japanese. 1t IL conceded tha'
aggressive action OF this sort by
France following it's sheltering the
Russian feet will result in war be
tween France and Japan. In this
event other nations will be dragged
in and the universally decaded Ions
anticipated worlds war will be only
a question of a short time.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, May 49,
Counsel for John Lee, ex-lieutenan
governor of tnis state. whose trial fol
perjury is set for Monday. has giver
notice that he will ask for change
Of venue owing to alleged prejudice
of the inhabitants against the defend