Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-06


nate jealousy.
Richmond, Va, June 3.-An everlast
ing memorial of Jefferson Davis, pa
triot and statesman, who was choseI
leader OF lost cause" and first ane
only president of the Confederat,
States of America was unveiled here
today as crowning feature of al
annual reunion of Confederate veter
ans. The ceremony was made the
occasion for a grand military pageant
in which every veteran in gray who
was physically able, and many a one
who was not. participated. Mrs. j.
Hayes of Colorado Springs, Colo.
daughter of Mr.. Davis, pulled the cord
ftbat held the canvas shroud which
covered the bronze statue. Her two
young sons, grandsons OF the Confed.
crate president, caught the two cords
used to complete the unveiling. The
monument to jefferson Davis is the
croWning feature of Richmond's great
| monument avenue. Enormous crowds
were present at today's ceremonies.
| Milwaukee. June 3.-Seventeen
members of the Holy Jumpers" were
landed in Jail at Waukesha and treat
ed to drenching from the hose in a
vain attempt to keep them quiet The
members of the sect had not appeared
| on the streets OF Waukesha since last
spring until last week They took
| up their stand near the home of Mrs.
Michael Holman, who is quite i'll. Com
plant was made to Chief of Police
Enders who asked the Jumpers" to
be more quiet on account of the sick
woman. Instead they increased their
noise. After a second request had
been ignored seventeen of the band
We're arrested Immediately on being
locked up the entire party resumed the
shouting and singing and jumping in
the jail. Finding commands and re-
quests to keep still had no effect the
Jail officials turned the hose on them
This had no more effect, however, than
previous measures, and 1t was not
until all were tired out early in the
morning that they ceased their antics
Rome, June 3.-King Victor Eman-
uel and Queen Helena were witnesses
to very thrilling and dramatic trag-
edy here yesterday. The troops we're
being reviewed before their majesties
and as part of the military maneuver
a balloon was sent up with Captain
Uilivali in the car When at a heighth
of nearly 800 feet a storm burst and
the great crowd below saw lightning
strike the balloon, set it on fire, and
send the car dangling to earth. 1t
came crashing down and when the
people reached the car they found
Captain Uilivali still alive, but dying.
He lived three hours. The review
was Immediately abandoned by the
kings orders, who today sent flowers
10 put on the coffin of the dead cap
tain
San Francisco, June 4.-The jury
which is to try Mayor Schmitz was
secured this morning. but the mayors
counsel is indulging in dilatory tactics
and the real beginning may be delayed
for a day or two. Judge Dunno is in
clined to brush away all technicalities,
but the mayors lawyers are resource
ful and are using every effort to gain
time. Abe Reuf, who is to be a wit
ness in the case is in court today
and the object of even more interest
that Schmitz.
London, June 4.-Edna May was
married this morning to the rich Oscar
Lewisohn, son of Adolph Lewisohn of
New York. The ceremony took place
in the presence of only a few friends
iu hn rauiStar'c ot
The honeymoon will be spent in a
motor, journeying leisurely through
France, Germany and Switzerland.
Young Lewisohn, who Is a millionaire
in his own right this morning settled
s250,000 on his actress wife. The
newly weds will not go in for smart
society, but will settle down in a beau
purchased.
Chicago. June 3.-This is an ex-
tremely busy day for the preachers,
cab drivers and florists. The first crop
of June weddings was enormous. Sat
urday the license clerks were swamp
ed, 11O licenses being issued the first
two hours. The average for the day
was "a LICENSE every ulHute.
Toxic, June Japan is losing pa
tience with the United States. The
public is aroused and the feeling of
resentment is growing. The country
has waited a long time for an explana-
ton of the San Francisco school trou-
BILE, but nothing has been done and
now Japan insists on an apology from
the mayor of San Francisco and the
assurance that according to the terms
of the treaty between the two coun-
tries Japanese shall be treated the
same as Anglo-Saxons in the schools
of the United States. The party that
nodded public opinion before the war
with Russia is now at work directing
more stalwart foreign policy.
Washington, June At will now
depend on the president what action
shall be taken and when against the
anthracite coal trust, the reports, how
ever, being that action of some kind
may be expected within two weeks.
| The first substantial attack on the
coal carrying railroads and their deal
| ings with their allies, the coal opera