Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-18

the station are now in progress. and
the cattle used for these experiments,
together with large number of show
| steers. are on exhibition and for dem
onstration purposes. Several lots of
calves. yearlings, 2-year-olds and g.
year-olds are being used to demon
strate the influence of age on the
economy and profit of beef production
and the efficiency OF different rations
in fattening cattle.
Washington, Nov. I5.-when the
trial OF Mrs. Bradley was resumed to-
| day 1t was apparent the prosecution
would complete its testimony and the
attorneys for the defense were pre-
| as speedily MS possible, When court
adjourned yesterday District Attorney
Baker and his assistants engaged In
an effort to obtain from the members
fession said to have been made by
Mrs. Bradley Immediately after her ar
rest on the charge of shooting former
Senator Brown. The district attorney
was not especially persistent in press
ing the point and early today was
quite inclined to drop it altogether.
Monte Vista. Colo, Nov. 15-While
I'm condition of delirium and on the
verge of nervous breakdown from the
excessive use of whiskey and cocaine,
DR.. l.. V, Dawson OF Monte Vista.
committed suicide in his room at the
town hall last night by blowing out
his brains.
San Antonio. Nov. 15.-A conven-
tion of the Angora goat breeders and
mohair raisers of the country is being
held today in connection with the In
ternational fair. Officials of the two
national organizations and some OF the
most prominent goat breeders OF
America are in attendance.
Berlin, Nov. 15.--Among the passel-
gers on the Auguste Victoria, sailing
today for New York. is Porfessor Eber-
lein. one of the kaisers sculptors.
who will make a tour of America in
order to visit the museums and inspect
the public monuments. Eberlein's la
test and crowning creation is the gi
gantlc statue of the great Won Moltke.
which occupies a place In the open
plaza in front OF the reiehstag.
Pittsburg, Pa. Nov. 15.-About TWEEN.
Y-fye persons were injured today. two
fatally, and a dwelling house torn to
pieces when an explosion of natural
gas occurred in house located at
Elm street in this city. In the fire
which followed two fremen were Sc
verely burned. The fatally injured are
Mrs. Sarah Grossman. blown through
the roof; Jacob Bergerman, blown
through the roof.
Washington. Nov. 15.-After obser-
vations extending all over the United
States where tuberculosis is treated,
Surgeon General Rixley OF the navy
has reached the conclusion that the
Ideal location for n tuberculosis sani.
tarium should meet the following re-
quirements. Altitude from 1000 to
5000 feet. maximum amount of sun
shine. a maximum amount of dryness
and temperature conditions without
great extremes but with variability
rather than equability. These condi-
tions were found by the navy in the
new sanitarium located on the Fort
Lyon abandoned military reservation
in Colorado.
vicksburg, Miss, Nov. 15.-Many of
Americas foremost women are as
sembled in Vicksburg today. attracted |
by the ninth international conference |
o. the Kings Daughters. which will |
FIVE days. Mrs. Robert j. Reed of
Wheeling W. Va. Is chairman OF the |
conference and win provide at all the |
meetings Nearly every state and sew
sented by their central council mem
bers, making this one of the most |
representative and influential assem- |
blages OF the fair sex ever held in |
hlif SOHlus ~ lUOst WuO VIII ut-
liver addresses are Miss Jennie MI
Greenwood of st. Louis, secretary of
the conference; Mrs. Mary Lowe Of
New York. editor OF the official organ,
Miss Sophie B. Wright of New Or.
leans: Miss Georgia Libhey of New
York Miss Isabella Davis Of New
York. Mrs J. VIII Jefferson OF Louis
Vile. Mrs. b. c. Whitney of Detroit,
and others.
Judge Ben Lindsey. of the famous
Denver juvenile court will address the
conference. and his speech Is expected
TO have a direct bearing on the cam
paign for a child labor statute in this
state. The child labor question will
he one of the most important sub
jects of discussion at the conference.
one Of the impressive features OF
the conference will be the memorial
service in honor of Mrs. Margaret Bot
tome, president of the Kings Daugh-
ters from the organization Of the order
ia 1886 up to her death year ago.
During their gtay here the delegates