Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-01

| phie Charlotte of Oldenburg who's,
marriage to the kaiser's second son
Prince Eitel Fritz. occurs tomorrow
She is 27, Ave years older than hei
4 prospective husband.
GENEVA, Feb. 26.--Henri Durant
a Swiss physician and founder of the
Red Cross society. is seriously and
perhaps fatally i'll.
| VIENNA, Feb. 26.-Severe rioting
occurred today at Essetergon. Hun
| gary. TIE police fired OH the poplI-
lace, killing and wounding several.
| LAWTON, Okla. Feb. 26.-Guanah
| Parker. chief of the Comanches. has
| abandoned his plan to protest against
| the opening of a half million acres of
indian pasture lands to settlement as
proposed in the Stephens bill. The
commercial advantages of the propo-
sition have been shown to Parker.
AUSTIN, Texas. Feb. 26-The SUI
preme court today decided that ex-
elusive contracts between railroads
and express companies violated the
Texas antitrust law. being in re-
straint of trade. The state of Texas
will recover about $500, 900 in penal
ties under the decision The decision
affects every railroad and express
company doing business in the state.
ST. PETERSBURG, An Imperial
ukase issued today announces that
the national assembly will meet on
May 10.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26-The trial of
Barbara Claiche, the French girl, ac-
cused of the murder of Emil Gerdron,
who held her as his slave, resumed
today. The court room is filed.
NEW YORK, Feb. EFT is a wom-
ans privilege to change her mind,
and from bitter abuse of Wilson Miz-
ner and the solemn declaration that
all was over between them, Mrs
ferkes has decided to forgive and
forget and today says that her VIII
son has been greatly maligned and
that he really saved her fortune in
stead of taking 1t to himself
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2s.-Gener-
al Funston, in an interview today.
says that things are beginning to look
very serious in the far East decIar-
ing that he is confident of a Chinese
muddle that will require all the
troops now in the Philippines being
sent there. He says that though the
dispatches thus far received Indicate
that the outrages have been confined
10 English residents in China, it is un-
reasonable to suppose that the un-
controllable mobs watch have hither-
10 wrought such havoc among .he
foreigners will make any distinction
OF nationality wnen they start TO mas
-acreing.
PEKING. Feb. 2s.-The feeling in
Peking is very aprehensive owing to
the restlessness of the people. who
nave demonstrated their anger "a the
official protection of foreigners by
throwing shoe at the dowager EN-.
press while she was walking in the
palace gardens The mlscreant has
not been discovered
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S-The bat
tleship Ohio. the flagship of Admiral
Train. mas been ordered to proceed
10 Shanghai Other war ships are
also to be hurried to that port
Information reaches here that the
British, German and French govern
ments .are hurrying a number NJ gun
boats to the coast of China.
PEKiNG, Feb. 2S.-Instrnctions
have been sent to the governor of
Nanchang TO punish the participants
which resulted in ten deaths. The
government has decided to make am
pie reparation.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2S.-Gener-
al Fred Funston said today: "The ac.
lion of the war department in rein
forcing the troops in the Philippines
VIII, III my DDlilOhs Dt JuStHtu DtioTt
the present uprising ends"
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.-At the
annual masquo ball given by the so
ciety men of the town last night, in
stead Of the usual releasing OF a flock
of white doves. an innovation was
made in the releasing on the floor of
300 tiny white mice, which scampered
about the ball room.
The mice caused a panic in the ball
room, maidens and mstrons scream
ing and faintlng, and there was dis
play that put any ball of the season
to shame.
DENVER, Feb. 2S.-Information
was received here from Boise that the
officials OF Idaho declare that they
have no case against Vincent st.
John. now president of the Burke,
Idaho, Miners union and former pres
ident of Telluride, Colo, Miners un-
ion. They are therefore able to turn
him over tomorrow to Colorado Off