Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-23
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Tor eastern passage as she did or
the trip coming west. Vast crowds
saw the vessel depart.
Seattle. Wash, Sept. 20.-Fifty.sev
en- Japanese coolies were rounded uI
and driven from the Atli district by
200 white miners. Atii is in British
Columbia and the drastic measures
employed by the miners greatly sur
prised the authorities.
New York. Sept. 21-Evidence OF
the oppressive ana extortional meas
ures of the arbitrary fixing of prices
and glaring adherence to the method
of management stopped In Illinois by
the courts, was piled up at the last
session of the investigation Of the
Standard Oil company and another
chapter of statistics showing vast
| profits which the trust wrested from
the people during the last twenty
years and records unofficially made
public show that since 1882 the trust
has reaped profits aggregating nine
| hundred millions. What additional
sums may be added to this when all
facts are in hand are simply a matter
OF speculation.
Sacramento Cal. Sept Ex-senator
Tillman participated in a most turbu-
lent meeting at his lecture here last
| night. The row was over his insist
| ence to speak on the race question.
The colored people objected and TIL.
man appealed to the authorities.
They sustained the negroes and Till.
man finall acquiesced amidst Wild ex.
element.
New York, Sept. 2l.-Emma Gold
man, the high priestess of anarchy. is
to be barred from the United States
as an anarchist, an unnaturalized for
eisn ex-convlct person with no Wis
ible means of support and an unde
sirable citizen. The female irebrand
Of Chicago will be halted on her re-
turn from the international congress
OF anarchists at Amsterdam
New York, Sept. 2l.-Memhers of
the American Newspaper Publishers
association which meet at the Waldorf.
Astoria appointed committee in
structed to call the attention of Presi.
dent Roosevelt to what the association
asserts is an unlawful combination OF
paper manufacturers to keep up the
price of white paper and to demand
relief from what they consider an op-
pressive burden. The action is the
subject of numerous opinions here
from both sides in the form of inter
views.
City of Mexico. Sept. 21.-Fullest
details of the wreck yesterday on the
Mexican Central road at EAcarnacion
where the El Paso express collided
with a freight train bring the mum.
ber of deaths to sixty and number
of injured to forty-three. Many of
the injured will die.
New York, Sept. 21.-In attempting
to prevent his mother from shooting
herself as he thought she was about
to do Curt Klein, 16 years old, re-
ceived bullet wound in his head early
today. He will probably die. The
mother was locked up. Friction be-
tween Mr.. and Mrs. Klein over the
management of the house induced
Mrs. Klein to attempt suicide. She
ran into her sons room and exclaimed.
Il am going to end it ALL" The boy
lcaped from the bed. caught her arm
and tried to wrest the revolver from
her. In the struggle the weapon was
discharged and the bullet struck the
lad behind the right ear.
San Francisco. Sept 21.-One WON.
an. Mary Mclaughlin, was killed and
three other persons seriously injured
when Potrero avenue car crashed
into switch engine at the corner of
Twenty-fifth and Kentucky streets.
The car was beyond the control of
the motorman and struck the engine
with such force that the whole OF the
front end of the car was crushed in
and the switch engine almost over
turned.
Wilhelshaven, Germany. Sept 21.-
Five men we're killed and four men
and two women injured through the
explosion here today of a shrapnel
shell while a quantity OF ammunition
was being unloaded in an artillery
depot.
Hong Kong, Sept. 21.-The imperial
troops were repulsed in an attack
made on the city OF Yo Chow by 1000
rebels, who stormed the city and
scaled the walls, but after some sharp
fighting were driven on, hundreds be.
ing butchered. Disaffections in the
Kai Chow district caused the inhabi-
tants to join the movement to obtain
redress for grievances complained oil.
including increased taxation and the
| high prices charged for foods.
Boston. Sept. 21.-Religious liberals
| of all nations are assembling In BOs.