Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-05

dent Roosevelt has changed his plans
about leaving Oyster Bay and going
on n trip through the west. He will
! leave earlier than intended and viii
add VIcksburg, Miss. and Nashville.
Tenn, TO Il. The president intended
to leave oyster Bay September 30 and
20 direct TO Canton, o. Under the
new plan he will Leave here a week
earlier and go to Washington and stay
IL the capital FIVE days, leaving there
for Canton. The new itinerary will
be Canton, o.. Keokuk. Ia, st. Louis
Mo, and Cairo. Ill.
okaloham city, oklo.. Sept As
an onset to the recent visit of Sec
retary Taft. who condemned the con
stitution written by the Democratic
convention and advocated the election
o. the Republican candidates for state
offices the Oklahoma Democratic com
mtteo has engaged William j Bryan
To deliver two speeches in the terri
tory this week. The NebraslSan IL
scheduled to address the people OF
Lawton tomorrow. and will be the
principal speaker at big Democratic
rally to be held here Friday He Will
reply directly to the allegations made
In Secretary Tafts address IN this
city on August "a He will urge the
adoption of the new constitution,
which he is said to consider the best
ever written for any state, and will
advocate the election Oh c. N. Haskell,
Democratic candidate for governor
Mr.. Bryan will spend several days in
the Second congressional district,
whore the candidate, f. L. Gulton. *
a personal friend OF the NebrasRan.
Denver. Sept. Acting in response
to frequent complaints the police de
partment early this morning raided
the wine rooms of the business sec
tion and arrested forty young women,
many of them of good families, Among
the resorts visited were Lemps' cafe
and Rathskeller, the Budwelser Grill,
College Inn. Gotham, Mining Eek.
change cafe. Carlton, the Crystal bar,
and Peningtons Curtis street resort,
Schneider's cafe, Clinton. Glenarm
and score OF others. The drag net
brought In stenographers, milIiners.
store girls, cashiers and some who do
no work. Al night the Jail resounded
TO the sobbing Of young women who
never even dreamed themselves az in
mates of city cells. The order was
Issued about II O'Clock by Chief De
lanery and short time later Captain
Lee dispatched his men on their
rounds and by o'clock the raid was
complete.
Norfolk Va. Sept with magnl-
ficent cups offered by President Roos-
evelt. Sir Thomas Upton and the
jamestown Exposition company as in
centives to the contestants. the in
ternational motor boat and yacht races
Tuesday. For the first time In the
history of the sport the Dixie sue
ceeded this year in winning the Brit
ish international trophy for America.
This cup has heretofore been held by
England and France, and the victory
of the Dixie is triumph for Ameri-
will take part in the long distance
races tomorrow and is confidently ex-
pected to break all existing worlds
records for speed, II conditions are
favorable.
Chicago, Sept. 4.-Efforts of the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies TO break the strike of the
telegraph operators has been discoy-
cred by leaders of the strikers. Re
ports are circulated among the strik-
ers that every striker In Louisville.
Denver and Kansas City had gone
back to work It was also said that
forty men had returned to work In
Chicago and that there Is not city
In the country that had not been af
fected by the stampede. This was
officially done today In a circular let
were given strike benefits yesterday
were given strike benehats yesterday
of $40 each distributed among the
married men and such unmarried
strikers as asked for relief. Payment
WAS made at Brands hall
Norfolk. Va. Sept. 4.-Bearing a
banner reading "If You Can't Boost,
Don't Knock" and beaded by band
OF forty pieces, hundreds of citizens
of the metropolis at the mouth Of the
Kaw marched into the jamestown ex-
position grounds this morning TO cele-
brate Kansas City day at the big fair.
Characteristic OF the community they
represented. the visitors Immediately
proceeded to SHOW EN- ut the ex-
position. The main exercises took
place in the Missouri state building.
handsome structure fronting on
Hampton Roads.
London. Sept. 4.-Edwerd Greig. the