Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-07
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Russian and his wiie, Antoinetle, were
followed to Garfield n. j., and foliis
murdered some time after midnight
A few hours after the finding of their
bodies the police oil this city We're in
formed of the facts and II is the belief
Of the authorities that the mhIrderers
came from this city. probably from
Harlem There was one eyewitness
OF the tragedy, the 2-year-old child
The child was alone with the dead
bodies OF it's parents. running from
first one to the other trying 20 make
them talk TO her when the mutder was
discovered this morning.
Manila. Nov 4.--Instead of sailing
today for Vladlvostok, AS provided in
the original itinerary for his around
the-word tour, Secretary Taft will re.
main in Manila this week. embarlsing
Rainbow. The Secretary of peace"
decided to prolong his stay in the Phil
ippjnes because of the unexpected
amout OF business he has found it ne
cessary TO attend 10. Including many
important matters relating TO the gov
ernmcnt of the islands.
The departure of Secretary and Mrs
Taft and other members of the party
will be made the occasion of great
demonstration, the program including
farewell reception and parade. The
Philippine squadron viii escort the
Rainbow as far as Corregldor Island,
and there, after final salute in honor
of the secretary return 10 the bay.
The cruisers Chattanooga and Gal
weston will convoy the Rainbow to
Vladivostok. The Rainbow is the sta
ton flagship Of the Third squadron oI
the Pacific fleet Rear Admiral Memp.
accompany the Taft party as fas as
Vladsyostok
In consequence of the rvarrange
ment of plans made necessary by Sec,
retary Tafts postponement of his de
parture from Manila, he will not ar
rive in St Petersburg until a month
from today. December 1. a week later
Than he had originally planned, Ac-
cordiDg to advices received here, a
great reception is being arranged fol
the secretary by the officials Of the
Russian government The Taft party
viii be given a guard of the Cars
soldiers during the trip on the Trans
Siberian railroad.
II Is thought that Secretary Taft Z
desire to meet Emperor William also
had something to do with his change
of plans. According TO the original
program, he was due in Berlin Nov
ember %, one week before the return
of the German Emperor from his trip
10 England and Holland. In all prob
ability. a meeting between Mr.. TAFT
and the kaiser can now be arranged.
Denver, Nov. l.--E. l., Pierce, who
shot and Killed Il. S. Osburn IN Octo
Der at Kelly's undertaking rooms
on Fifteen street, was placed on trial
for murder this afternoon in the west
side criminal court. Pierce was cap
tured several DAYS after the crime at
ranch near Denver whore he had
gone for something 10 eat He claims
self-defense.
Des Moines, la, Nov. l.-Under rush
orders IA special train having or beard
officers and troops OF the Second cav.
airy left Des Moines at early lawn
bound for western South Dakota.
where they will go To quell the throat
ened uprising of the Utes, who we're
reported ugly last night,
Colorado Springs. Colo. Nov. A.
The Montcalm sanitaIimm. Il Catholic
institution. located at Manitou. was
practically destroyed by FIRE at an
early hour this morning All the pa.
tienis quartered in the buill.ng os.
capped without injury. Loss about 3, !,
0O0.
Little Rock. Ark. Nov. Alive per
sons were killed and score injured
In head end collision between a
north bound passenger train and a
south bound freight near Little Rock
on the Iron Mountain railroad early
this morning. The dead: \ negro
postal clerk. Alvin d. Brumblow white
postal clerk. negro tramp, and two
unknown white boys. The injured In
cmde Andrew Kraney. the engineer OF
the passenger train. badly scaldcd.
N. $. Hugs, fireman OF the passenger
train. badly scalded; Alex Hiper 10
Years old, of Little Rock, fatally scald.
ed. 1wenty.three others were injured
some seriously, but their names are
not known.
London. Nov. i.-The meeting of
the railroad men. held tonight, was
attended by depntations from all parts
of the United Kingdom. Richard scl.
member of parliament and general
secretary of the Amalgamated Society
OF Hallway Servants, and leader OF the
strike movement, announced the re
suit of the ballot taken amonp tho