Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-09

tfdtlOH pTulboSllluH ana iiil tnt OpeI'
ators will decline to submit any ques-
tions at issue to arbitration.
TELLURIDE, April 6.--The Telu-
ride Journal is advised this morning
! by phone that In Judge Theron Ste
vens' court at Montrose yesterday
Vincent St John was admitted to bail
in the sum of $4,000, and it is pre-,
sumod that he will readily furnish
bail in this amount St. John is held
on charges OF murder during the labor
riots here four years ago 1t is not
| known which particular murder he
| will be prosecuted for but opinion
prevails that he is responsible for
each OF several crimes committed
St John is still in jail here this
afternoon. but there appears to he no
| doubt that he will be able to furnish
| bond for his release.
CHICAGO, April 6-That there
| will be a warm time when Dowie
reaches Chicago is beyond doubt
The old mans defiant cry from Mexi-
co that he is coming to fight means
that Voliva and mis- adherents will
have their hands full
Legal advisors have been sought to
meet the deposcd "aptstie" and ad.
wise him regarding the situation and
TO tender advice. Many Uowieites
are expected to return again to Dow.
los leadership. although at present
they are following Voliyia.
CHICAGO, April G.-Zion City con
tinues in tumult over the disclosures
of Mrs. Jane Dowie. who is telling
terrible tales about her husband She
gives to the officers OF zion today de
tails Of John Alexander plot TO take
unto himself seven young wives. The
prophet as,ired TO tho mastery oil
a harem- The womans tale is veri'
fled by the prod rction OF sickly love
letters passed bctSccu girls and the
prophet" These revelations are a
great shock to Zion and will make the
fall Of the former apostle" complete.
Mrs. Dowie, before meeting OF
women of Zion today, declared that
she would not desert Dowie. He has
done wrong" said she hut not will
fully. He is possessed of an unclean
spirit which made him mad, so let
us pray that this may be cast out"
SILVERTON, April G--Joe Wag-
ncr, known better as shorty"
gambler. when on the way home to
the row last night wnB held up in the
rear of the Kpute Berson block and
relieved OF s9G in silver. the money
employed ~ the roulette wnoel where
he worked, by two mG3ked men who
made their escape through the alley.
Louis Johnson, called Dutch" who
had just won $500 and who had been
with Shorty just before he started
home luckily evadcd the robbers.
WASHINGTON. April G.-Senator
Raynor of Maryland conferred with
the president today on the rate bill
He is the fifth Democrat, senator to
visit the White House for that pur-
pose ut the Invitation Of Tue presi-
dent.
II is understood the rresidcnt Is en-
couraged at the prospects at the bill
since he began comforting with Dem
ocrats and he believes he can get
enough Democratic votes to Offset the
loss OF Republican votes.
SILVERTON. April G.-Superin-
tendent McAtee has promised that
Silyerton VIII probably get train in
next Wednesday. The mail is com
ing in regularly now and fresh meat.
eggs and butter are being packed In
over the slides The weather IL fine
and the district will soon have re
sumed It's former activity in mining
and milling.
CINCINNATI, April 6-Governor
Patterson WAS brought here on a spe-
cial train duI ng the night and placed
today In Chrst's hospital, where he
will remain indefinitely.
LAWTON, okla, April G.-The IA
and lG-year-old daughters OF w. II.
Smith, a farmer in the eastern part
of this county. were suffocated by tae
roof of storm cave falling in upon
them today.
NEW YORK. April S.-Andrew c.
Fields. proprietor of the House of
Mirth In Albany and head OF the sup
ply department o. the Mutual Life In
hands large sums for bribing pur-
poses has passed has returned to
this city and joins Andrew Hamilton
Ia his willir SIS to explain secrets
Of life Insurance and retaliate on the
high officials who in the various com
panies have been using them as scape-
goats.
ALBANY, n. Y. Aril G.-The as
sembly today demanded apologies
from those OF itj members wno last
evening ca I'd an outl lrs'i In the
Legislature aud because o. an unsat-
| isfactory ruling by 81 lker Wads-
worth. They threw looks. files ink
wells and anything they colld lay
tnelr hands on at the speaker aud his
followers. 1ne apologies were forth.
coming and the incident closed.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo, April G.-Simon
Stern, super nto udent Of the Charity
association. vas a 4nlted Ia hi3 office
today by S. NJ. Smith, palper. and
will die. Stern was taking Smiths
| application for charity VIXEN the lat