Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-18

Brooklyn.
New Haven. Conn. Nov. ii.--All in
dications point to the largest attend
ance ever known In the football his
tory of Yale when the Ellis meet
Princeton here day after tomorrow.
The stands have been Increased in
capacity l.100 seats. making the total
a little over $4,000. or these. 10000
4 seats have been reserved for the Yale
undergraduates and 1880 for the
Princeton rooters. leaving less than
5000 seats for Yale graduates. Addi-
tional space has been obtained by cut
| ting down an ancient and massive oak.
The big tree was legacy from the old
football association and some sonti-
mcnt attached TO II. nut the CONNER
cial instincts of the Yale men decided
ON its sacrifice. Practical minds have
figured that the tree has involved a
loss in receipts OF $4,000 in the last
four years. Miss Ethel Roosevelt
daughter of the president, viii witness
the game and win wear the Yale
colors.
Guthrie, okla. Nov. 1.-THE labor
problem and the conflict between en-.
| ployer and employed has been settled
for all time. SO far as one Oklahoma
mau Is concerned. This man is j. NJ.
Hedrick, of Tonkawa. and me Is per
haps the only person in the country
who literally and actually exists as
| Christ commanded his immediate fol
lowers 10 live one Of the principal
| articles of his creed Is to accept no
compensation lor his labor, and to this
idea he hns stHctly adhered since
| 1856. Everything that takes place
liz accordance with the viii of God"
| declares lIodrick. and with this belief
always in his mind he refuses to take
thought for the morrow where he will
live, what lie viii eat or wherewithal
he shall he clothed With no home.
business or family ties, he lives among
his neighbors and friends but does not
eat the bread Of charity. Wherever
there Is work to do he labors with al
his might. refusing money compensa-
| ton, and, like the birds of the air and
| the foxes OF the forest. trusts in God
tu take care Of him. Although he is
now 81 years old. he has made no pro
vision for age, and believes that to do
SO would be to doubt the care and pro-
lection Of the Infinite Being he wor-
| ships
Oakland Cal, Nov. 14.-Elvlra Ell
gordanio, ballet dancer with the Mi
Ian Opera company, dropped dead on
the stage at "Ye Liberty last night
during her performance. She was a
native of Milan. Italy fortyelght years
OF age.
salt Lake city, Utah, Nov. 14.-For-
ty horses were burned and a loss of
nearly Il quarter of Il million was sus-
| tanned by the destruction of the Red
man Van and Storage company's barn
and warehouse by dre last night. The
warehouse was filled with valuable
goods. Nothing was saved Two fire
men were injured by falling walls.
In Germany the land OF scientific
curiositles, substance has been pro
duced by chemical experiment which
seems OF contradict the law that heat
melts and cold solidines The sub
stance is called "cryostaz." and Is
I formed by combining equal quantities
| of phenol. camphor, and saponine with
ii tttA ttnf Tan
| ature Is lowered below the point at
which water freezes It becomes liquid.
| but when It is heated 1t turns to the
solid state.
! New York. NOV. f-Rollocking IKE
boy of 10. performing all sorts OF
antics with his hat and stick. sIgnr
| Carnso arrived on the Oceanic with
many other songsters of both sexes
Farrar. Scott the baritone Straeciari
and Susanne Adams, who has come
over hero to go into vaudeville When
the ship reached her dock hundreds
gathered to welcome the incoming
passengers. They rushed upon the
deck by the score. laden with bou.
quets and they greeted Caruso in gen
nine continental fashion.
Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. 14.--Six peo-
pie werc instantly killed and four IN
iured when the Chicago 6 Northwest-
ern flyer ploughed Its way through a
throng OF laborers coming from their
work at the Bucyrus shovel company
plant last evening. The bodies Of six
men aul that OF boy were hurled
through the air by the flyer striking
and iniurlng four people in the large
crowd which stood upon the station
platform.
| Washington, Noy. MA demand
that steamboat traffic be put under the
direction of the interstate commerce
commission win probably he made be
fore the next congress, as result OF
the convention OF the Steamboat own
ers' association. called to meet In
Washington on December g. Such leg
islation is made necessary according
10 officials of tho nsgociatinn by the