Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-28
TELEeRAPHic eREvITIes.

TELEGRAPHlC BREVITlES.
The Alabama senate passed state
prohibition law despite the protests OF
the city of Mobile. and is cheered by
hundreds of women.
Mrs. A. Posner of Goodhue, Mimi,
has given birth to her sixth pair OF
twins born since 1898. She is the
mother of twenty-five children,
Applications in Washington and sub
treasury interest bearing notes con
vince the president and his advisors
that the issue will be success.
James j Hill. speaking at Kansas
City, mentions ignorant defamation
and wholesale denunciaticn" as the
causes OF the financial unrest.
Stella BGlue, 1G years old. Of Wheat
land, Knox county. Ind, was arrested
charged with killing her 2-months-old
child by administering carbolic acid.
The Missouri supreme court decided
that it was not violation of the law
w give iilchu ullhh VI Nhi'hS
in local option counties, nor is the
selling of lemons on Sunday VIC
iation of the Sunday closing law.
Endeavoring to rescue his brother.
Arthur l.. Oldham at Eureka Springs.
Ark, who was overcome by gas while
working in au' uncompleted well, VIII
liam Oldham, met like fate, and
before rescuers could reach the men
both were dead.
Sumner wires that President Roose.
welt has instructed the assistant post
master general not to allow any feder.
al office-holders in the south to go
as a delegate to the Republican ma
, tional convention under Instructions
for the presidents denomination.
commercial convention between
Great Britain and the United States has
been signed under which British works
of art will be admitted to the United
States at one-quarter less than the
present duty. In return American com.
mercial travellers samples will be ad.
mitted free at British ports.
Four thousand sailors attached to
the Atlantic fleet will present silver
owing cup to Miss Helen Gould at the
naval Y. NJ C. A. to show their ap.
probation for her work in behalf OF
he enlisted men as an especial token
Of gratitude to her for providing the
| Y NJ. c. A. building.
| Secret service officers have confs
Gated the plates in New York from
which have been printed stage money
| and all limitations of money. They
| are to be destroyed. Many persons
who were handed bills for large
amounts found men willing to change
| them With the small bills they mixed
as many of the worthless pieces of pa.
per and on rapid count the fake
money would pass.
Attempting to escape by a rope made
.! lace curtains from her room on
the third floor of East hall at the
state University of South Dakota, in
which she had been locked by girl
| sophomores, Miss Anna Johnson, a
| pretty freshman from Howard S. d.,
fell thirty feet to the frozen ground
sustaining injuries from which she
will probably die.
Mrs. Gaski OF Nenoosa is dead al
Grand Rapids and her husband and
daughter were probably fatally burned
as the result of an explosion OF gaso-
line The woman is said to have used
| the gasoline in washing. She was
pouring gasoline into the wash boiler
on the stove when the gasoline can
J exploded. Garski and the daughter
were burned in trying to assist Mrs.
| Garski.
William r. Hearst is held to tic
Grand jury in New York on charge
NJ criminal libel.
Five Chicago girl clerks were locNrd
in, vault by an office boy, cansiug a
panic and the loss of his jon.
Shicago's brewery interests plan q,
give their united support 10 Il move
ment to suppress crime-breeding sa.
looms.
Sumner says President Roosevelt
viii ignore the attack made on him
~ Justice Brewer in his New York
speech.
Governor Folk OF Missouri in his
Thanksgiving proclamation says we
nred-"more of-.the. golden rsle and
less OF the rule of gold"
Walter Wellman landed in Nav
York and reiterates his faith In the