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

! trip to Oyster Bay and then remain
= in Washington until the close of tn.
season.
OF the president and Senator Tillmar
will not be surprised If they made VI
their differences before the end of the
present session of congress. Each
has lately made complimentary re
marks about the other. Tillman has
not visited the White House and his
name was scratched of tne presi
dents social list three years ago
The situation now seems that If eth.
er makes the first advance the other
would meet him half way.
KANSAS CITY, June 19.-The mo.
tion for rehearing the case Of Aggie
Myers, convicted of the murder oil
her husband and sentenced to hang
at Liberty. Mo-, June 20. was denied
by the supreme court today. This is
! final action by the court. No motion
| was filed in behalf of Frank Hott-
man, her paramour and colleague in
the murder of her husband. who is
| sentenced TO hang the same dag in
Kansas City. The death watch was
placed over him in the local Jail to-
| day.
The circulation of petition for
clemency for Mrs. Myers will be re-
sumed now that the court has finally
passed upon her case. After the first
petition was withdrawn efforts To
start another were held up pending
| today's decision.
ST, PETERSBURG. June ia
| handsome well dressed woman mas
querading as the Princess of Narish
kin today attempted to assassinate
General Trepoff, according TO Se
port that is given general credence.
The woman somehow gained admit
tance to the palace and when General
Trepoff appeared she drew revolv-
er. Before it could be discharged.
however, she was seized.
The news today brings the usual re-
ports of murder and robbery. Fresh
strikes are reported at Kaluga. Kre-
mentchug. Shitomir and other prov
inces, but 1t Is believed the attempt
to precipitate general strike will
prove a failure. The masons and
stone cutters joined in the strike to.
day.
PORTLAND, Ore, June 19.-,Tne
report that this city harbors an an
archistic society for the purpose OF
assassinating President Roosevelt has
been confirmed by the statement of
Walter Sealaski, formerly president
of the Polish National Society. While
securing warrants for the arrest OF
several members of his society, VINO
he alleges attacked and beat him
Sunday night, Sealaski made the
statement to the police today that the
city of Portland contains about so an
archists who hold regular meetings,
and the plot for the death OF the
president had been fully made.
WASHINGTON. June 19.-Speaker
Cannon has informed the house com
mittee on agriculture that President
Roosevelt has given his endorsement
to the amended Cannon-Lorimer-
Wadswortn meat inspection bill and
the committee has accepted the
amendments and ordered a favorable
report on the amended bill. The bill
recommends an appropriation of 49,
000,0G0 to pay the expense of inspec-
/ ton and provides for the packers to
appeal to the secretary Of agriculture
over the decision of an inspector
The secretary's decision is to be final
i WASHINGTON, June 19.--Repre-
sentative Wadsworth today reported
the agricultural appropriation bill
with the new meat inspection amend
ment to the house as measure sat
isfactory to the president and Speak
er Cannon. 1t will be passed speed
lily, perhaps today.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The
president has agreed to the PROPOSE
ton of the San Francisco delegation
to which the secretary of the treas
ury has already given his approval,
namely. That the government deposit
$l2,O0O,00O in treasury bonds in San
Francisco banks on security OF the
City of San Francisco bonds. Secre-
tary Shaw has given assurance that
the bonds would not be recalled until
| the treasury absolutely needs them.
TOPEKA, Kan, June 19.-The rich
crops throughout this state are facing
ruin and the farmers of the section
are almost frantic in their efforts to
secure laborers to harvest their crops
Fried chicken dinners and automo-
bile rides are among the inducements
/ offered to attract men. Several car
! loads of workers have been imported
from Missouri and surrounding states
but the supply Is in no way equal 10
! the demand.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-Dr. +
Nakamura, professor OF architecture
of the Imperial University OF Toxic
and one of the most distinguished
members OF the committee dispatched
to this city by the Japanese govern
ment to study the effects OF the earth
quake has created sensation here
as the result of his discoveries
Dishonest mortar, a corrupt con