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

the United states mas no greater du-
mirer than Emperor William. The
kaiser proposes to bring every possi-
Bile influence TO bear to get MIR. Roose-
welt to visit MIN this summer. He
will promise to pay a return visit.
The kaiser also has motive deeper
than admiration and his anxiety TO
entertain the head of the American
government is to bring about salts
factory treaty with the United States.
In his desire to affect an alliance the
emperor also makes great prepara-
tions for a stay here of princess
Alice" While the custom OF tne
United States prohibits the president
from visiting a foreign nation an
American ship, it is stated. is really
American territory and the president
may attend the Keil regatta without
leaving the vessel. He may receive
the kaiser on ship board and then
send aides to return the visit of the
emperor.
EuFAULA. /. T., April 5.-The
death OF Joshnus Burdett, president
of the Eufaula National bank, re-
mains a mystery Bloodhounds have
developed no clue. A deputy marshal
from Muskogee looked into the sui
eide theory closely. Against it are
: the fact that Burdett was snot in the
back of the head and no powder marks
or weapon was found
NEW YORK, April 5.--The discol-
ored body OF Paul Nocquet. the sculp
tor and amateur aeronaut was brought
here this morning from the nearby
marshes where 1t was found last
night ten hours after the daring as
cent in the balloon which was recov-
cred on Fire Island yesterday. The
funeral will occur tomorrow. Noe
quet was a brilliant artist and friend
of the Roosevelts. A telegram OF
sympathy from the president was re-
ceived by the family this morning.
DENVER, April 5.--Not until near
ly noon today was the fire put out
which early swept over the extensive
lumber yards of the Hallack Paint e.
Lumber company The loss will
reach nearly 100000
PI'rTSBURG, April Fifteen OPP
orators in this district have signifed
their willingness to sign the scale and
resume operations. The railroads to-
day gave orders to rush empty cars
to Pittsburg. The district convention
to be held here Monday Is expected
to mark the beginning of the end OF
the strike.
PITTSBURG, April 5.-Conditions
throughout the Pittsburg coal mining
district are much improved today.
This morning work was resumed at
seven more mines.
NEW YORK, April 5.-There is a
feeling of optimism today among the
miners especially, and as they are
going to make concessions they are
hopeful of good results of the confer
ence with the operators. President
Mitcnell will yield on all demands ex-
cept for an elght-hour day for out
side men.
PITTSBURG, April 5.-The miners
convention today expelled President
Dolan and Vice President Belingham.
The matter now goes to the courts.
DENVER, April 5.-Mining men to-
day say they will easily raise 100000
for magnificent mining temple in
this city with the proyiso that they
will contribute sl5O,0OO. David II.
Moffat and Simon Guggenheim nave
pledged $4,000 each and this, it is
said, virtually assures the erection of
a mining building in Denver, to be
known as the International Mining
Temple, and to be used for exhibiting
the mineral wealth of the United
States, Canada, British Columbia and
Mexico.
CHICAGO. April 5.-Alexander
Dowie leaves Mexico City at 8 p. IN.
tonight for Chicago.
Overseer Voiva today held another
conference with Zion leaders. Plans
to meet Dowie's possible actions WI
be considered. 1t is stated that the
so-called polygamous teachings of the
prophet" will be gone into and such
documentary evidence in Zion City
archives as may be needed win be
brought forth.
Deacon white, who declined the
power OF attorney from Dowie, tele-
grapned him after others had rebell-
ed to attend the conference.
Mrs. Dowie suffered a physical col
lapse today.
CHICAGO. April 5.-Dowie suffered
another blow today through the ap-
pelate court decision. It cost aim
$4,000. A legacy for that amount
was given Dowie by Frederick Sutton.
New Zealand heirs took the matter
into court and won final victory to-
day. -
BERLIN. April 5.-Prince Won Bue-
low, the German chancellor. fell un-
conscious in the Reichstag today as
the result Of the strain of the Alge-
ciras conference. Efforts to revive
him having failed he was carried TO
his home still unconscious.
BERLIN, Aril 5,-Von Buelow suf-