Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-14

lionaires, planning to dynamite. be
side, the residence of fifth, and mail.
ing letters to express and railroad
companies, United States officials and
merchants demanding the payment of
about $1S0.000 on the threat of death
and destruction is now In the hands
of the federal authorities and facing
the punishment the law provides. His
father will arrive tomorrow and will
furnish the $1,000 bail demanded for
the lads freedom. Many lawyers say
there is no law by which Biglow can
be punished.
New York, Oct. 11.-Declaring they
forfeited their charters by entering
into an agreement creating monop-
oily Attorney General jackson before
Supreme Court Justice Mccall asked
permission TO bring action TO annul
the corporate existence of the Postal
Telegraph Gable company and the
Western Union Telegraph company
Columbus, o., Oct. ll.-Cassie Chad
wick. former high priestess OF fren-
zied finance. the most stupendous
woman swindler in history, died In the
penitentiary last night with these
words. Il am glad that the end is
here Stricken with heart disease
and several complications. half blind,
wholly deaf, deserted by all her family
but son, with no prospect but pow
erty. at the end of five years she still
had to serve in prison Mrs. Chadwick
welcomed death.
ference in the Pettibone case Judge
Wood announced he would make per-
sonal inquiry into the condition of the
prisoner who is demanding trial in
spite of the fact that he continues SO.
riously i'll in the hospital. Judge Wood
said If the attorneys were unable to
agree he would determine the matter
himself. The trial is set for next Tues
day. The courts decision may not
be rendered until them.
New York. Oct. l1.-Just after mid.
night the giant turbine steamship L.u-
sitania was OF Sandy Hook lightship.
She crossed the Atlantic in four days
and fifteen hours. beating all records
from shore TO shore and wins from
the Germans the honor of having
ship that can ride the seas. at fastest
average number of miles per hour.
New York, Oct. 11.--Gladys Wander
bilt will renounce Professionalism and
become Roman Catholic In order to
marry Count Ladislaw Szechenyi in
the Catholic church. This announce
ment is confirmed and means that SEE
tention and that through her reuncia-
tion Miss Vanderbilt will be received
In Hungary's royal set as though she
were to the manner born.
Detroit. Oct i2.-Only luck can
save the Detroit Tigers from a shut
out in the baseball series for the
championship OF the world. The Cub
team is so much stronger as demon.
strated in the four contests played
that they will surely defeat Jennings
squad in the final game unless Dame
Fortune enters into the contest. They
have not the ability to win a single
game from Frank Chances sturdy
men without lucky streak. Detroit
has exhausted its resources already
IN the record of three defeats and one
tie. Jennings says the series will
end today unless luck jumps.
Detroit, Oct. 1.-THE weather this
afternoon is cold. cloudy and threat
ening, but more than ten thousand
fans are out to see the game. Chances
are the Cubs will take the blue rib
bon home tonight Game opened on
time with no want of enthusiasm hut
Chicago ran away with the goods as
much as it did yesterday. They made
one in the first, blsnIdng Detroit and
repeated the dose in the second in.
ming. Score two to nothing. The
score at the end of the sixth inning,
| Chicago 2. Detroit 0.
Neither side scored in the remain.
| ing innings, Chicago winning the game
and the series, four out of seven. The
best Detroit secured in the FIVE game
| was a tie the first day
Los Angeles, Oct. 12.-An hour after
the case given into their hands by
United States Judge Olin the Wei
born jury sitting in the Santa Fe re
bate case late yesterday afternoon re
turned verdict which convicts the
railroad company on sixty-six count.
with granting rebates TO the Crane
Canon Lime a. Cement company. Tn,
Judge will pass sentence today.
Chicago, Oct. 12.--The problem o
religious instruction In the public
schools was put up to President Ottt
Schneider of the Chicago educations
board. President Schneider met thu
issue squarely, so squarely indeed, a
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