Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-21

'aiS ~ tht huHDeT DI ABOUT ISUnOV-
1t Is to the advantage oi some OF
the big private car owning concerns
and some railroads to hold the indi-
yidual equipment just where It is and
at the present disadvantage. 1t is
hoped that as a result of tomorrow's 8
meeting ruling may he secured from
the interstate commerce commission on
the rights and privileges OF individual
car owners.
Washington. Nov. 1o.-Mrs Anna
Bradley. charged with the murder of
Senator Arthur Brown. took the wit
ness stand in her own defense this
morning and began touching story of
her betrayal by the senator how she
was cast off by him and how finally
eoaded to desperation she seized a
gun and shot him down. Mrs. Brad
ley looked like a ghost when she took
the stand. but soon apparent her won
derful will power would carry her
through the ordeal Mrs Bradley was
In almost constant tears as she told
the story of her fatal infatuation. The
story lacked the dramatic presenta-
tion of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's recital
in her husbands murder trial but
plainly had tremendous effect upon
the jurors She then told of her mar
riase TO Clarence Bradley and Of the
birth of their two children. Matthew
md Martha Bradley, WAS your mar
riage happy?" Judge Powers asked.
"It was not" Mrs. Bradley replied in
voice 50 low that the jurors were
forced 10 lis,en attentivelv to hear
Mrs. Bradley then told Of her activity
in the political life of salt Lake and
how her work threw her into contact
with Senator Brown
Denver. Nov. 19.-The attorneys. for
the state this morning filed motion
in the west side court to discharge
Kemp V. Blselow the boy dynamiter.
although he had been convicted on
one charge. At the same time they
filed charges against him for sending
Internal machines TO Lawrence Phiups.
G. B Kountze ard Governor Buchtel.
and also for attempting to secure
money by means of such q dangerous
blum This bluff was Bigelows de.
fense in his trial for sending huubs
tc David H. Moffat. This makes four
counts on which he viii be tried
Bigolow will be arraigned tomorrow
morning when the motion viii he pass
ed upon by the court,
Washington, Nov. ia food oI
telephone, telegraphic and mail com
munications which poured into the
treasury department today from al
! sections OF the country give assurance
/ of the complete success Of the issu,
oi fifty million Of Panama canal bond.
and a hundred million of certificate,
Of Indebtedness. In the shortest tim,
that the machines Of the treemrl
can be made to do the work, the hun
dred and fifty million will he added IT
the volume of circulating currency.
st. Petersburg, Nov. ia wei
dressed woman, about is years old
was found in dying condition toda,
at n station of the Tsarskoe Selo rail
road She confessed having been Sc
lected to execute an important ter
roristic act, but her courage failed her
she said, and she took poison. TIL,
woman has not been identified. Em
peror Nicholas left Peterhoff for Tsar
skoe Selo Nov. 9. intending to pass tn,
winter there. What is believed t.
have been a carefully laid plot to as
sassinate the emperor was Illustrate,
by the vigilance of the royal guard
while the imperial party was on it
way to Tsarskoe Selo Early in tn,
morning OF November ., the guard dis
covered six men trying to cut tn,
wire OF a semaphore signal at Ligi,
station at the junction of the rail
roads to Peterhoff and Tsarskoe Selo
The guard made an attempt to AZ
rest the men but was fired upon ant
wounded and the supposed terroris
escaped
Louisville, Ky, Nov. 19-The ma
tional convention OF the Wesley Broth
erhoo2, an organization of Methods
lnymen, began in Louisville today an,
has attracted many hundreds of yisi
tors from various sections of the coun
try. The meeting in this city is no
table from the fact thar 1t is tn,
first held by the organization in til,
south. and has thus engaged the atten
tion Of southern as well rs norther,
members Of the denomination.
The list OF speakers includes maa,
men of great prominence. both in tn,
church and in the affairs of the pro
fesssonal and commercial world
Among those on the program are Gov
Frank Hanly of Indiana, Lieuten
ant Governor l. T. Parker of Delaware
Robert II. Gardiner, president of tn,
brotherhood of st. Andrew. an Epis
copal organization: the Rev Charlie,
Stelzle, superintendent of the depart
ment of church and labor in the Pres