Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15

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Luna park yesterday afternoon VIII
cheered and recheered the acauitte
man. So great was the crowd an
SC great the desire to see and shak
hands with him that it was with diff
Guilty Mr.. Haywood was able to address
the vast assembly. Women insiste,
IN throwing their arms around hi
neck and kissing and hugging him.
Mr.. Haywood denounced Presiden
Roosevelt ard Gov. Buchtel for tn,
part they have taken.
New York, Aug. 12.-Ten peopl,
were drowned in this vicinity within
the last twenty-four hours. A fishin.
launch in Larrytown bay careene,
drowning four men.
Washington, Aug. 12.-Because tn,
Japanese government has refused the
plan and proposition of the United
States for the negotiation of new
treaty looking to the expulsion of Japa
nese, President Roosevelt is greatly
eXasperated because he finds himself
unable to make good the pledges made
the people of San Francisco when he
succeeded in having them permit the
japanese children to attend the public
schools.
1t means a new complication and
really assumes a serious situation. BY
Japan pursuing this course it is pos.
sible trouble may break out in San
Francisco at any time and friction be
tween the two countries renewed.
st. Petersburg, Aug. I3.-Enthusias-
tic celebrations were held yesterday
in st. Petersburg and throughout Rus
STA on the occasion of the third birth.
day of the czarevitch Alexis. only son
of the cZar. Despite the discomfort
existing in all parts of the empire the
handsome little boy, whose shoulders
may sometime be weighted down with
the cares of a sovereign, is universally
loved by the subjects of the czar.
His birth was an occasion for glad
rejoicing among the peasantry, who
had imagined an III omen in the fact
that the first four children of the
car were girls, and the anniversary
is generally celebrated in the agricul-
tural regions as well as in the cities.
The little czarevitch bears striking
resemblance TO his mother, who was
The Princess Alix of Hesse.
Denver, Aug. 13-The railroad situa-
ton showed considerable improvement
today. The Colorado & Southern has
increased its working force and is
moving most of its freight.
The grievance committee of Denver
& Rio Grande employees and the d. &
II. G. management did not meet yes
terday as planned but have agreed on
a session at IL o'clock tomorrow fore
noon when the committee will 90
over the situation. Until that time
everything will move along smoothly
on the d. & r. G system.
Hot Springs, Ark, Aug. l3.-Hot
Springs yesterday gave an enthusias
tic welcome to the hundreds of union
printers gathered here for the fifty.
third session of the International Typ
Ographical union. Every section of
the country is represented in the great
throng OF typos that has swooped down
upon the city 1t is estimated that the
total number of delegates and their
relatives and friends will reach 5000
and the business and professional men
or the city, acting in conjunction with
the local typographical union and
other bodies of organized labor, have
made elaborate preparations for their
entertainment. The program for the
opening session included addresses of
welcome by Mayor Jodd, Chairman
Eisele OF the Business Mems league
and others, and a response by Presi-
dent Lynch of the International Typo
graphical union.
Denver, Aug. 15.-Shortly after mid.
night last night Ex-Governor John L.
Routt died. Deceased was 81 years
of age and served Colorado as gov.
ernor three teams. His wife died
over a year ago.
New York, Aug. 13.-The market
Is in a panic today. Financlers and
brokers are greatly alarmed. The tel
egraph strikers have completely tiet
up business all over the country ant
great anxiety prevails. If the strike
continues the loss will be enormous
and may result in panics in dlneren
cities.
Chicago, Aug. 13.-As a sequel y
the recent Standard Oil trial befor,
| Judge Lands, as a result of which
the Rockefeller trust" was fined S2g
100000, a special federal graui iur.
will tomorrow begin an investigate.
of the Chicago q Alton road tn
officers of which are alleged u hav
granted Illegal rebates to the oil CON
pany.
Boulder, Aug. 13.-There was aT
| other incendiary fire last night who