Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-28

marriage with the understanding that
the wedding should not take place
until her eager suitor bad displayed
his ability OF win a position for him
SELF In life. With this promise az an
incentive he actively entered politics
and after a spirited campaign was
elected justice of the municipal court
Satisfied as to her intended husbands
ability, Miss Schermerborn consented
that the marriage take place before he
began his term on the bench.
Mr.. Young was graduated from Cor
nell In 1888. He went to the assem-
bly, first in 1905.
Washington, d. C. Nov 2G.--J b.
Matber OF Grant Colo, has been grant
ed a special use permit by the forest
service OF the United States depart
ment Of agriculture. to occupy rights
of way within the Pixies Peak national
forest for reservoir covering lls
acres. and a pipe line approximately
3a4 miles long. The reservoir il 10
Gated in sections and II, r. s., X.
"a W. and the pipe line viii begin Mt
he lower end of the reservoir. and
will run in a general southerly d.
rection through sections is. 19 and
% to a point near the center of the
SEA of S.WA of section 20, town
shin south. range "a west. 9Th p. NJ.
IL II trNa t- ~,
he used in connection with a hydro
electric power plant to be constructed
by Mr.. Mather
Birmingham Ala. Nov. 26.-The
fourth annual meeting Of the Alabama
Library association opens this evening
in Birmingham city hall with an ad-
liam II. Sims. Speeches will also be
made by President Charles Coleman
rhach of Alabama Polytechnic insti-
tuition and Ora loueen Smith. librarian
of the University of Alabama. Ses-
sions will be held tomorrow and We'd
nesday at the libraries iD both Bes-
semer and Ensley Librarians from
all the cities and important schools
and colleges of Alabama are in at
tendance.
New York, Nov. 20 President
Roosevelt and the United States gov
ernment are fostering anarchy" was
the startling announcement made by
the Rev. DR.. Mutchler at the annual
meeting of the International Sabbath
alliance, OF which he Is president,
Briefs have been prepared and sent
to Washington and next week Presi'
| dent Roosevelt and Secretary Metcali
will have to put themselves on record
| The denunciation of the president and
OF the government is based on the
| fact that the sailors at League Island
navy yard, near Philadelphia. were al
lowed to play baseball on Sunday in
spite of the protest of the alliance.
Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 26.-Fanciers
| from all over Georgia are in attend
of the State Poultry association. Steps
viii he taken at this meeting to in
crease in terest in the poultry in
dustry ia Georgia and the south.
| Denver, Nov. 2G.-,Ioseph Church
| Helm of Denver was appointed yester
| day by Governor Buchtel as a mem
Der of the supreme court of Colorado
| to succeed the late Justice Chas. +
raswell. No definite time has been
| set for the taking OF the oath of office
bnt this ceremony will probably be
liked as soon as possible. owing to
| the important matters which the court
now has or soon will have under con
sideration. Judge Helm will confer
with Chief Justice Steele some time
today with reference to the time when
| he shall become, an active member oi
til bench.
| New York. Nov. 26.--Bella McKen
! lie, the girl who has been in the
house of detention as witness against
| Raymond Hitchcock. has been commit
led to the house of mercy by Magis
| irate Corrigan in Jefferson Market
| court at the request OF her father
| who declares her incorrigible.
! Denver, Nov. 26.--The third hold-uI
| OF street car crews within space oi
six weeks occurred last night at the
Terminus Of the Larimer street line
ON West Colfax avenue and Sheridan
boulevard. when two masked me,
armed with revolyers boarded the ca
and forced Conductor Blaine and Mo
toman Bodie to disgorge their none,
and valuables. The conductor hand
ed over sl2 in small change, while the
motorman contributed bill and his
watch The time piece was returned
| by the highwaymen when they learn
ed the owners name was inscribed or
the case
| Washington Nov. 26.--The murder
| trial Of Mrs. Anna Bradley was re
sumed at ten o'clock this morning
| The defense at once put on the stant
| a new witness, Or. Rich of New Yorl
! City. DR.. Rich said he saw Mrs
Bradley the day of the shooting ant