Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-02


national arbitration and peace cen
I gress in New York. April II, wer,
I the ultimate recovery CT the Unite,
States by Great Britain, British occu
I patton of the whole OF Aft ca an,
South America and of the seaboart
Of China and Japan.
New York, April 30.-The editor o
the Review OF Reviews today received
letter from President Roosevelt TAX
ing exceptions TO an article in the
magazine on the doctor in the public
schools. The president reiterates his
well known views on race suiside and
insists that there are not children
enough. He says: THE average
American family in Massachusetts has
so few children that the birth rate is
below the death rate. This is race
suicide, meaning that after a while
there will be no children to go Ia
school. The well-to-do families are
dying out, the result being not the
survival of the fittest but the re-
verse"
open secret today that this republic
Is going to take hand In Guata.
malean affairs and a force OF 10000
men has been sent out for the frontier
commanded by General Reyes, the
most distinguished soldier in Mexico.
The purpose evidently is to Insist
upon DR.. Antonia Ariga, former min
lster of Guatamala at Washington be-
ing president OF Guatamala to succeed
president Cabrera.
New York, May l.-George b.
sch1ugham arrived here from Albany
oday under arrest. Schrughan was
associated with Nicholas Longworth
d he presidents son-in-law; Richard
Olney, ex-President Cleveland's secre-
tary of state, and the governors OF
several states in managing the In
Policy Holders insurance
interests. 1t has been said that recent
elections of big companies were not
On the square and that Schrugham,
who is millionaire, was engaged in
some shady manipulation. For this
he was arrested. The district attor-
ney's office let him off this afternoon,
out vigorous investigation is to be
made.
New York, May William Il.
Dndge. the son of the well known
philanthropist, William Morril Dodge,
was today sentenced by City Judge
3eal, to serve ten days term in
prison in addition to paying a fine OF
500 for exceeding the speed limit
with his automobile. Later in the
day he entered motion of appeal and
vas released on thousand dollar cash
bond.
Chicago. May 1.-The Hartman and
Hill lines today issued orders TO all
requesting them to use every
effort to induce coal dealers to lay in
their winter supply during the sum
mer months. Both Hartman and Hill
dread another such coal famine as oc-
Cured last winter when they were
Ilamed for the suffering and destruc-
ion which reigned in the west and
for many weeks.
New York, May Miss Mary Flow
er. nece of the late Governor Ros.
well p. Flower while riding in an au-
tomobile ran over 6-year-old boy.
Miss Flower jumped out and picked up
the lad and tried TO revive him. See
ing he was seriously hurt she used
her motor car for an ambulance and
made swift race with death to
Roosevelt hospital. The boy died on
The way.
New York, May lit is reported
this afternoon that Mrs. Chas. E.
ner young husband, Wilson Miner.
st. Joseph, Mo, May 1.-The action
of the state of Kansas in endeavoring
10 put out of business the liquor
dealers and brewers has resulted in an
influx of former citizens of the Sun
dover state, and large consignments
If liquor into Missouri.
Today half hundred OF the best
citizens of Buchanan county living
across the river from Atchison came
10 ~ JOstDn W utlndnu Vi lnt Stdtt
and county officials not to permit the
establishment OF fugitive liquor places
Of business from Kansas on Missouri
soil. A new town promises to spring
up across the river from Atchison, if
the authorities here do not interfere.
Applications for the necessary licenses
nave been made by the interests af-
ected by Kansas raids and all Kan
sans are invited across the Missouri
% the new thirst parlors.
The demands of the Missouri pro
testants will not be acted upon until
next week. Threats are made that in
case permission is granted the fugi-
lives 10 do business in Missouri a
mob will be organized by the farm.
ers to burn up the new town.
New York, May John w. Gates
announced today officially to Wal
street that his firm would go out oi
business within the next thirty days
and that the great brokerage house oi
G. G. Gates and Company would nc
longer exist. Mr.. Gates acknowledge
losses among the last few months ol
over ten millions, but has a private