Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-14

A hoollrt of cxtracts from eminent.
medical authorities. endorsing Its lngre-
dients mailed free on request. ADDRESS
DR. 4. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. y
un present meeting viii result in the
early appointment Of n secretary oi
mining. who with the confidence o.
lhe president. the car of congress ano
the support OF the mining fraternity.
will he able to improve the service
Increase the production and add dig
rity 10 the Industry.
Other important matters to he con
sidered include the drafting of laws
or the preveutions OF accidents in
mines. the establishment of uniform
laws in all states to establish side
l,ne locations of claims and the abo
lition of the apex rights and the gen
eral revision of the mining laws
throughout the country SO that they
may be similar in all states.
Delegations from many cities are
working hard TO secure the next con
sress including Los Angeles, Spolt
ane. Goldheld and several other west
ern cities and towns. he congress
'ad lts origin in the west, ana all its
meetings, with the exception of that
in 1900. which was held in Milwaukee,
have been held west of the Missis
sipp.
Most of the delegates spent today
visiting some of the larger of the
90 lead and zinc mines in the Joplin
istict where me-fourth of the
worlds supply OF zinc is produced
The first business session will he held
| tomorrow and the meetings will be
continued to next Saturday, which
| yill also he devoted to excursions
,honi the city and district
Milwaukee,. Wis, Nov. IA me
morable assemblaee Of Wisconsin
Democrats gathered In Milwaukee to
day to greet William Jennings Bryan
Who will he the principal speaker at
the banquet of the jefferson club n
the plankinton house tonight Mr.
iiryan is expected to make keynote
speech nt the dinner. in which he viii
outline the policies for the cominc
presidential campaign. Other speakers
| ,t the banquet will he Congressman J
| W. Mury. ON The Trusts" Congress
man C. H. Weisse. on "The Tariff
I u, Ryan on "Jefersonian pyil
| ciples,' and John A, Awkward on The
Wisconsin Democracy."
Prior 10 the banquet Mr. Bryan will
give Il lecture at the Public Service
building for the benefit OF the Catholic
Boys home. Last year when the Rev
| lohn DAILY was on lecture tour he
met Mr. Bryan at Bartlesyille, l. T
| The Nebraska statesman then prom
Ised that the next time he came tc
Milwaukee he would speak for the
| benefit OF the Catholic home, In carry
W gont this promise his theme will
| he The Prince of Peace"
Goldhcld, New. Nov 1l.-William u
HAYWOOD secretary OF the Western
Federation of Miners. is here for the
purpose of investigating the mutiny
against his authority that led to tn,
recent shooting of St John. II l.
reported that Haywood viii call a
| meeting of the loyal branch of the or
Ter for the purpose of finding II the
report he has received about local
conditions lustifies the periodical de
mands Of the miners for an adjust
mcnt OF wages and hours.
New York. Nov. ll.--Tha week open
I'd with cheerful tone in the financial
district The two trust companies
against which there had been severe
runs are transactlne business ON nor
mal basis today. receiving aud pas
ng oui money on checks as though
nothing had ever happened out OF the
ordinary. q
Chicago. Nov. 11.--John Il. Walsh
former president of the Chicago Ma
tional bank, railroad magnote and
newspaper owner now under Indlct
nent for alleged mismanaeemcnt Of
the funds of the financial institution
viii he placed on trial tomorrow. an
iess another delay is secured. The
ial was originally set for October ! 3
9ut a posiponoment was granted by
lltdeo ,ndorson In the United states
district court, before whom the case
was called.
Greeley. Colo. Nov l1.---After kiss
ing his mother and bidding his father