Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-21

: ica's leader. society anticipated grea,
amusement from her bizzare perform
: ance and they are disappointed to find
instead of the American girl of the
states a quiet self-contained young
woman of superior bearing
BERLIN, June 1S.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent OF the Morgan
Post wires his paper that the visit OF
w j. Bryan to the Russian capital
has caused great furry In political
circles, Secret police have snadowed
Bryan from the moment he crossed
the frantier. Political factions have
endeavored to make use of his pres
ence. The bureaucrats objected to
| Bryan meeting members of the pro-
2ressive parties. The correspondent
says Bryan is probably unaware of
the stir his visit has created
| CHICAGO, June 1S.-By the coils.
ion of two street cars at Halstead
and O'Neil streets more than 20 per-
sons were injured late last night. The
accident occurred when hundreds of
| picnickers were returning from out.
| lngs and parents became separated
from children, causing a considerable
panic. Scores of policemen from out.
lying districts were sent in patrol
| wagons to aid the injured.
WHEELING, w. Va, June 49,
| Two light engines running at high
speed on the Cleveland & Wheeling
| railway collided today and both fell
into the river. three trainmen being
| mortally injured.
ODESSA, June 1S.-A dispatch
from Bialystok says the bodies of 80
! Jews are in the morgue and at the
hospital and 200 other Jewish corpses
are in morgue at the sanitarium
The casualties among the gentiles is
given as six killed and eight injured
DENVER. June 1s.-Colorado Der.
by Day opened the racing at Over
land park in Denver Saturday. The
track was in good condition and the
weather was sultry.
The Derby was won by the favorite.
Theo Case.
WASHINGTON, June 14-lnfor-
nation has reached Washington of a
systematic effort. to bear stocks this
summer and make 1t appear that
President Roosevelt is responsible
for the depression in business which
the situation will indicate. 1t even is
declared that interests which are an
cered by the administrations attack
upon the trusts, the agitation that
has resulted in the prospective regula.
ton of railroad rates, the crusade
against the packers and the general
movement for reform are preparing to
preeipitate panic. The political
contests OF the coming fall also are to
be utilized, 1t is declared. to carry on
this war against Roosevelt and Roose-
veltism.
Wall street bureaus are flooding
the country with confidential circu.
lars advising investors to sell their
stocks and seek the tornado cellar.
OF course. if this alarm reaches its
logical conclusion it will have ten
dency to produce bear market and
possibly a panic will ensue An ex.
tract from a spectators bureau in
New York, sent out under date of
June 9, marked confidential" will
show the plan of the campaign. 1t
is as follows:
industrial concerns have expanded
both plants and hands as well as in
0eased their wages. Everybody is
extravagant, nobody saving and con.
servative. This always ends one
way. Politics will upset confidence
from July forward and our president
will compete with socialists in meas
ures of reform. He really out-Bry-
ans BRYAN and down-Hearsts Hearsts
ideas. He is president, however, and
his semi-weekly speeches of attacks
influence business men and prevents
them from undertaking plans which
safe and profitable. His stand against
wealth and corporations is not in
keeping with his own extravagant ex-
penses-but who Is in politics for
their health? We believe the adjourn.
| ment of congress will be the signal
ior a great liquidation by men who
| think twice-and who foresee the op-
portunity for great bargains on the
scare TO come on state elections next
fall. Do as they do-liquidate and
rest quietly---it will pay
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1s.-An at,
| tempt made by union sailors to in
| duce the crew ,of the schooner Ma
| tional City to desert resulted in one
death and three wounded. AS the
union men approached the schooner
in launch volley OF shots were
| poured into them. The launch then
made for the shore and the schooner
moved into the bay.
| TOPEKA, Kan. June l9.-Mrs.
Devlin mas filed with Referee Loomis
claim for over 100000 against ner
husbands estate. This is for life in
surance policies she turned over to
the First National bank.
NEW YORK, June 19.-District At.
torney william Travers Jerome has.
through his secretary. announced his
candidacy for the governorship OF the