Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-01

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pended during the PAST year in be-
nalf of the poor
The London Saturday Review
thinks war is less immoral and shock
ing to the finer senses than an cleo
ton we infer that this paper does
not like the outcome OF the present
British contest
Grace Chaplin, New York actress,
was granted divorce from Ellis
Chaplin and the custody of their child |
boy s years old, after promising
the Judge that she would give mp the
stage To care for the little fellow She
said she had given up $50 week
position.
In the New Mexico territorial sli-
preme court disbarment proceedings
were commenced last Friday against
j. NJ. Palmer, practicing attorney
at Pennington. san Juan county. the
complaint charging unprofessional
conduct. The charges were referred
TO the grievance committee of the
New Mexico Bar association.
A report from Las Animas county
comes TO the effect that n Japanese
deputy sheriff mas been appointed in
that county. Labor Commissioner
| Brake states that under the constitu-
| ton of Colorado a Japanese can not
| become citizen because he Is a
Mongolian and therefore he could not
he appointed deputy sheriff.
Rock River, in Illinois, was gorged
| fat ,T
| twenty miles. Saturday and the bot
tom land ovcr1owed until the river
in the vicinity Of Prophetstown was
three miles wide. All of the indus
tries along this part of the river de-
| pending upon water power are closed
and hundreds of men are ont of work
| The eighthour law Will not he alb
rogated for work on the Panama canal
and canal commissioners can not re
| ceive additional compensation besides
their salaries as commissioners. Mr..
De Almond Of Missouri offered n NUM-
her of amendments which had as their
object the requiring of European com
petition in the purchase of canal sup
plies Each amendment went ont by
Republican votes ON the statement of
Mr. Tawney. chairman of The appro-
printions committee that this compe-
iition was secured now
| Alarmed over the Japanese invasion
Of California, organized labor on the
Pacific coast mas appealed to the com
Try to discriminate against products
of the orlentals. In circular letter
received from the japanese and Kor-
can Exclusion league of San Francis
co the request Is made that organized
labor everywhere refuse to buy or,
anges and lemons picked and packed
by Japanese The circular states that
he margin of profit in the fruit trade
Is small and that anything that will
affect prices in the slightest degree
will be felt by the fruit growers.
There Is a serious disagreement he
tween the navy department and Con
sress. 1t began with the refusal OF
The appropriations committee of the
house TO insert an item of 1.OOO, 900
In the urgent deficiency bill for the
bureau of steam engineering and cul
minated today in an order To dismiss
600 machinists and other mechanics
empl9s ud III .&riols naYM1l
and in the announcement in the house
of policy TO curb and regulate ex
penditnres in "overhanling" ships
Several ships of the line which are
needed in the winter maneuvers vii
be held up and rendered unable to par
ticlpate. The list includes the New
York, Indiana, Olympia. Columbia
Minneapolis, Solace and Oregon.
Father O'Brien. dean of the Roman
catholic church for southern Michi
gan has made bitter attack on Sc
cret orders from the pulpit of ST. An
gustine church. of Kalamazoo. In his
sermon he denounced Free Masons
odd Fellows and other fraternal so
cieties saying in part; 1.-THE Masons
and Odd Fellows have rituals and ser
vices FOR hurying their dead; conse
qnently no good Catholic can enter
these orders without committing n
mortal sin. You can join a labor mn
ion. provided it has no ritual" Faith
er o OBrien then scored the public
school system, claiming that the tex,
books poison Young minds against Ro.
man Catholicism.
Ralph Glaze will have to 20 to sa.
vannah, Ga, If he intends to play pro.
fessional baseball next summer The
national commission has decided that
ms agreement with the Southern city
was n binding one, he having accent.
ed the terms offered aim. Glaze has
been attending Dartmouth college.
where he became known as the hest
college pitcher in the East. and in the
autumn months was selected as an
All-American end for football Last
| iall he listened TO oyertures from the
savannah management and accented
The terms offered 10 pitch baseball
professionally next summer. Later
the agents of the Boston team of the
American association secured his sig.
nature to contract 10 play in Bos
ton. Glaze denied that the negotia.
iions with Savannah had proceeded
far enough TO be binding on him. but
The national commission ruled other.
| wise