Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-05-10
are not withdrawn from Tabah.

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W. Rose, Democrat, as mayor OF
Kansas City, Kans. 1t Is intlmated
he will take action to make effective
the supreme court order barring Rose
from the office which he resigned tc
escape being ousted by the court fol
failure to enforce the prohibition law
while former mayor. Rose declares
ne will assume the Office
DENVER, May 9.-The doctors an
nounce at 10 o'clock today that the
well dressed and pretty woman who
shot nerself at the Albany hotel last
night and was thought to be dying,
viii recover. The bullet entered the
LETT breast. but did not pierce the
lung or reach the heart The girl
still declares she does not want to
live.
Sne registered at the hotel as
Laura Frank of Bridgeport, Colo, but
II develops today that she belongs In
Stringer, Ky, and came to Colorado
TO see sister who Is student In
the Normal school,
- WASHINGTON, May s.-Promi.
nent senators, including Aldrich. had
final conference with the president
this morning on the rate bill. and Il
is believed that satisfactory adjust
ment of the difficulties and the differ.
ences Will be reached. and that the
bill will be passed by the senate al
most Immediately. There are many
senators. however. still obdurate, but
not enough to lmperil the measure.
- JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. g
y May 9.-An Internal machine 6
, was found under Governor G
. Folks Office by a gardener this g
. afternoon. 1t was loaded with 6
- notro-glycorine. Had 1t been g
- struck by the lawn mower g
- with which the gardener was g
- cutting the grass IL would uu- g
- doubtedly nave exploded and &,
. caused serious trouble. 6
NEW YORK. May 9.-Formal de-
NAL is made in this mornings papers
here today by +. August Heintze that
he is candidate for the United
States senate to succeed Senator
Clark. Mr.. Heintze says that he
would not take the office If 1t were
offered him, and intimates tnat SEN
ator Clark will probably succeed
himself.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 9.-The
greatest possible care Is being taken
to guard the czar tomorrow. A num-
ber of terrorists were captured today
and every suspicious person Is taken
In tow by the police. The time OF the
arrival and departure of the czar Ia
being kept secret When he leaves
the Winter palace no one knows, but
the bridges and draws through which
the imperial yacht must pass will be
closed to traffic from daylight on
Thursday until after the departure
from st. Petersburg. No one will be
allowed near the quays or even to
look at the yacht. The entrance to
the Palace square is by ticket only.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 9.-Ar-
rangements for the opening of the
national douma tomorrow are com
pleted, which means the police nave
exhausted every device to insure the
safety of the czar and prevent dem
onstrations. A sample of the pre-
cautions is an order to householders
not to display flags except high above
the ground. the Idea being to prevent
reyolutioniats securing red bunting
for use in demonstrations.
The general opinlcn Is that the
cars personal address to the repre-
sentatives will be unsatisfactory.
The peasant members of the douma
alone have arranged definite plans to
get what they want. They will con
centrate their efforts on land reforms,
and they assert they will not return
home until they get them. 1t is be
lieved the government will grant
their wishes.
The first order OF business will be
In reply to the cars address of the
| scant facilities for the publication OF
the proceedings OF the douma, as
| press accommodations are limited
Your correspondent is one OF the few
foreigners to secure tickets.
Nearly half of the 419 members oi
| the douma cannot write.
| ST. PETERSBURG, May 9.-Tht
czar arrived at Peternoff palace this
afternoon preparatory to his visit tC
the city tomorrow before opening the
douma. He will pray at his fathers
tomb in the cathedral across the riy
| er.
MONROE. Tex. May 9.-John ant
Stemon Deeson. brothers, we're sho
dead today by Harry Bender, fore
man OF the Hobbs lumber mills, nea
here. The Deeson brothers were dis
charged recently from the mill an,
returned this morning for the aIlege'
purpose OF starting trouble.
o NAPLES. May 9.--The VII {
g lagos inland are In a panic to- {
9, day for Vesuvius is once more
q in eruption. Dismay and dis Z
% tress Is everywhere In the dis {
g tricts, as great cloud of fierce
% smoke is rising from the
q mountain and spreading for
. leagues about. {
| CLEVELAND. o., May 9Th
schooner Algeria, one of the grea
fleet OF vessels anchored outside tn
harbor as result OF the strike Q