Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-07

for the alleged murder OF Fred Tyler
in the Marble Greek country three
years ago. was exhausted in the dis
tricr court here yesterday afternoon
and second yenire Of twenty men
ordered by Judge Wood. returuabie
Today. When court opened this morn
Ing the jury was nearly completed.
Chicago. Nov. PRED Carter. sher-
IN of Lake county Indiana, one OF
the most prominent residents OF
crown Point. was arrested by United
states Marshal Rankin OF Indianapo-
lis. charged with having opened the
mai Of Alexander Holesky. a former
prisoner. The case is unusual in the
history Of criminal jurisprudence II
the government establishes its con
tention it is declared that sheriffs,
deputy sherifs. wardens anl other
officials in penitentiaries, Jails and
similar institutions throughout the
country are in danger of like expe-
ricnce.
New York, Nov. 5.--l. =. Morgan
has once more extended helping
hand to Wall street and the iInperiled
banks and trust companies with such
good results that the clearing house
makes announcement that the crisis
has passed. il has been squarely met
aud all danger of further serious trou
bic has gone by. Things are in good
shape.
Telluride, Nov. This city is GER
tainly having more than its bare Of
casualties five deaths having occurred
from accidents and natural causes dur
Ing the last three DAYS.
Burt Givens. an employe Of he Lib
crty Bell mill. fell twelve feet from
plank walk yesterday Just before
quitting time. landing on his head
causing conclusion of the brain. He
never recovered consciousness and
died at o'clock this morning He
leaves wife and two children
The other deaths are: James Love
who died OF pneumonia, and was
buried under the auspices OF The REQ
Men; John Nerney. died OF puel
monia Sunday morning. George Mey
ers, an employe Of the Tom Boy mine,
lied Sunday; j. S. Bagby died this
morning.
Torrinston. Mass Nov. Sixty
nine yoai-od Edward Western left
carly this morning for Cornwall on
the border line of New York state,
his next stop IN his pedestrian effort
"a beat the record walk he made
between Portland. Maine, and Chicago
forty years ago This is the seventh
day Of his trip from Portland and
when the veteran arrived here he had
made 30G miles. He said he fel1 in
fine physical condition and expects to
beat his old record by forty hours He
was thirty-three miles ahead Of his
schedule
New York. Nov. 4.-The Trust Com.
pany of America and the Lincoln
promptly at 10 O'Clock this morning
and resumed paying off depositors. AT
the Lincoln Trust company there were
$50 persons in line. AZ the main
1fiice ON Wall street of the Trust Com
pany of America there were only sixty
While at the Colonial Trust company's
office, branch of the Trust Com
pany of America. there were only a
few. The first man to be admitted at
the main office was a bank messenger.
who had sixty checks to be cashed
New York. Nov. Financiers OF
New York held opposing views re-
sarding the suggestion that President
Roosevelt call an extra session of con
gress Mt once 10 provide for currency
reform. A half dozen members OF
ongress, men prominent in the house
oppose it. Financiers who oppose the
special session of congress generally
avor currency reform but hold that
the regular session of congress is so
near the subject can be considered
hen. Leslie NJ. Shaw, president OF
The Carnegie Trust company, former
secretary Of the treasury, favors i'm.
Mediate action
New York, Nov i.-Opening prices
If stocks broke badly ana dropped 2
~ points. The market steadied later
ma became quieter,
Denver, Colo. Nov. 4.-Denver
learing house banks at meeting
leld last night determined it was
necessary to continue the present sys
TEN Of meeting claims of depositors
NTH the large money centers resume
nrrency payments.
AT the meeting the following reso
'Htoin was unanimously adopted
Whereas New York, Chicago. St
.ouis and other large eastern cities
are still on a clearing house basis
rni will not ship currency or gold to
their western correspondents; there
fore. and for that reason, be it
Resolved that the Denver Clearing
House association deems 1t advisable
nld the nublic Is hereby notified that