Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-05-03
!hat Of nc state englneer.

an immense theatrical trust with a
capital of s50,00O.000. The organlza
ton was completed today.
| TOPEKA, kans., April 30.-The
Topeka Industrial School for the col
ored is given $1,000 by Carnegie II
the same amount is raised by them.
ATHENS. April 30.-Pilgrim OF
New York won the 400 metre race
and Lightbody OF Chicago the 1900
metre race.
FIT WORTH, Tex, April 30.-T. P.
Guine narrowly escaped lynching for
assault on Mrs. A. b. Stoddard today
WASHINGTON, April 30-The
house today debated the bill remov.
ing capital cases to federal courts II
prejudice is shown.
DETROIT, Mich, April 3O.-Twen-
ty thousand longsdoremen struck ut
midnight. Unless the difficulty Is
settled it will tie up 80 per cent. OF
the lake traffic.
STLVERTON, May lit leaked out
last evening that Charles r. Waters.
who is serving his third term rs sec
retary OF the Silverton Miners union.
was quietly married in Durango April
2Sd, Rev. Grace performing the cere-
mony. The bride. Miss Allie Morri-
son was resident of Bayfield, where
her parents live. Many friends are
extending congratulations
HULL, ILL.,, May 1.-The decom-
posed body Of w. Summers, cashier
of local bank. missing since April
bor's house, with a bullet hole
through his head. He made written
confession and then shot himself
FIT. WORTH, Tex, May 1.-The
worst hail storm in many years caus-
ed the death of many cattle which
had gathered in drifts and cuts for
protection from the storm. Two
cows were found standing In a cut
completely covered with ice and they
mad frozen to death
NEW YORK. May district At
torney Jerome says there is bitter
conflict between the Morgan-Harri-
man interests. Men who stood to-
gether are now cutting each others
throats. 1t has caused sensation
on Wall street.
ST. PETERSBURG. May lit is
rumored that Lamdorf, foreign minis
ter, will shortly resign along with the
minister of the interior.
NEW HAVEN, Scotland. May l.
The steamer Blanfield. valued at $780,
900 pounds, was sunk in a collision
in the channel today.
ATHENS. May 1,-Kerrigan, of
Portland, Ne, tied in the third run
ming high jump in the Olympian
games today.
MILWAUKEE, May John Sla-
ter is a raving maniac mere today and
physicians say he cannot recover. He
has gone through fearful expert
ence. He was imprisoned in partly
constructed tunnel under the river
when it broke and the water poured
in. He watched it ingulf him TO his
neck when he was rescued, but nis
mind was gone.
HARRISBURG, Pa. May Mrs.
Mary McKittrick, who has been one
of the characters of Uniontown for
years and holds the record for age,
being los years old, yesterday decided
she was tired OF life and committed
suicide.
NEW YORK, May 1.-Maxim Cor.
ky is expected to speak tonight at the
May day demonstration which 1000
labor organizations will hold this
evening at the Grand Central Palace,
in behalf of Meyer and Haywood and
the miners now in Jail in Colorado.
The big meeting is to be under the
auspices of the Socialists.
= CONSTANTINOpLE, May 6,
= 1.-England is reinforcing 6,
= her troops in Egypt Turkey G.
3 refuses to withdraw from Ia 6,
:, bah and is fortifying the from 6,
= tier. Relations are becoming 9,
3 critical. =
OXFORD, Neb.. May IA lively
tornado passed through Nebraska
during the night ininring several per
sons and doing tens of thousands of
dollars worth of damage. Houses.
barns. school houses and telegraph
wires are down this morning all
through Furnas county In this city
Bertha Hartman and her sister and
four of the Drew family were badly
injured by falling buildings.
q BOSTON. May 1.-Former g
. President Cole OF the Globe 9.
:, National bank of this city has q
. been released from the peni- 9.
. tentiary after having served &
g six years for embezzling $780, 9.
{, 900. 9
CHICAGO, May 1.-Forty thousand
men employed in the lake traffic went
on strike today The men demand
recognition of their union.
BUFFALO. N. Y, May 1.-The
workers affiliated with the Longshore
men struck today and nearly 10000
laborers are out. The police are pre-
pairing for trouble.
CINCINNATI, o., May 1.-The
electrical workers and steamftters
helpers are on strike here.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 1.-The tie
up in shipping on the great lakes is