Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-29

WASHINGTON. Nov 27-Pr-sident
Roosevelt was hard at work at 10
O'Clock this morning receiving many
callers. The first one was Colonel
BFownell, fire superintendent OF pub.
lie buildings. He attended cabinet
meeting at II O'Clock. The president
outlined his forthcoming special mes
sage on the Panama canal which will
go to congress the second week OF the
session. In this message he gives
graphic picture of conditions as he
found them on the big ditch and will
make number OF suggestions for the
betterment OF the organization of the
working forces
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Caruso. the
tenor who will sing with Sembrich
tomorrow night expects nothing but
friendly demonstration. Today he
received sympathetic kilograms from
Gadski. SchumaD. Heinck, Leoncavallo
and other artists, showing that his
professional brethren do not propose
to cut him as was reported.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.--A fine of
$4,000 was imposed upon the Ameri.
can Sugar Refinery company by Judge
Hough in the United States Circuit
court today for accepting rebates from
the New York Central Railroad COM
pany. The company was allowed
sixty days to prepare to appeal the
case.
The rebates amounted to S26, 1000.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-There was
general advance in all stocks today.
The market clearly recovered from
the recent depression. The upward
tendency was most noticeable In the
Northern Pacific, Copper, Rock Island
Steel and Colo. Fuel and Iron.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-PoIite
society is greatly stirred up over the
divorce just granted William Allison,
by means of snap shot, and flash
light photograph taken in his drawing
room when neither his wife nor j.
Wesley Allison thought he was In the
city.
Matthias Heller Of Shelbeyyllle.
Ind. aged seventy-nine, WHO has been
living with Charles l.. Rapp, his SON
ip-law, and taking care of Jersey
COW, became despondent when she
was removed to the country and, GO
Ing to the barn, tied the door shut In
side. fastened a rope to the rafters
and around his neck and jumped from
the NOV. his body being found at
noon.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-very big
dividends will be paid here next Sat
urday. Never were the December
dividends and interest payments so
large. They will exceed 100000 900.
The Standard on will pay s9.75O 900.
the American Tobacco company 81.
100000 and the Steel Corporation 81
1000.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2T.-Eyery prepare
ton is being made today to prevent
/ trouble tonight when Senator Tillman
lectures in Orchestra hall His recent
utterances have greatly excited the
negroes Of Chicago and the senator's
life Is threatened. The lecture is TO
be delivered for hospital fund, and
is to be on the race issue. Hundreds
cs policemen will loiter about the hall
and the speaker will have body
guard around him all the time.
The negro society has offered the
hospital $4,000 and pay all expenses
thus far incurred II they viii stop the
senator from speaking. But the hos.
pital management say they win not
accept $4,000.
WASHINGTON, Nov 27. - The
movement OF farm residents to the
cities and towns Is becoming more
than ever general Is indicated by the
annual report of DR.. S. d. ID. North
director of the census bureau DR.
North says In the year 1900. 80 pei
cent Of the people OF the United
States resided In cities having a pop
ulation OF 5000 and over. and In .
few decades over half of the people
will reside in the cities. The problem
of self government Is therefore be