Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-17

stgers OF the other lines who could be
interviewed on the subject. Presidents
Hnrahan OF the Illinois Central, Mldel
of the Monon. Ripley OF the Santa Fe
FELTON, of the Alton Hnd others said they
wonlJ most prefer one central regulating
power than to lie worried by the con
niciing stare laws under which they are
now iaborlng.
Chicago. H. oct. a. President Small
Of the tcIegraphefs' uninn was emphati-
cs,lly repudiated Yesterday by the locaIs
in New York, Chicago. Denver, Kansas
city. Salt Lake and several other cities
the mon ignoring his ndvice and voted
to continue the struggle which President
Small declares hopeless The national
executive committee suspended Small
from thu office of rr.sid mt and will
continue the strike without MIN. At a
stormy session in New York the national
leader was greeted with hlsses and speak
ers bitterly denounced him. President
Small says tho union II defeated and a
continuance of the hght without money
viii mean there soon will be no union
left.
Stamboul. La. Oct ID The whole
countrywide turned out yesterday IN eN-
pectation Of seeing the presiden, take
his departure from STEAMBOAT for the
sonth. bit In view of his change Df plans
they were of course, disappointed. There
was a general expression Of satisfaction.
however, over his reconsideration Of his
determination to move to rcnsis parish
for now that tho change is not to he
made STEAMBOAT coufesses eandidly that
she would have been much chngrlned to
have had her distinguished visitor 20
away with an empty bag before the time
originally fixed There is general conf
denca IN tile success In the new camp
on Bear lalyo and the reports from there
are favorable.
Decatur, III, oct 14.-The Magill mtT
dor trial enters It's Important stage to-
| day when the heavy guns of the state
| viii be turned on Fred n. Magiil and
| his Wife and the question Of their gum
| or innocence viii he largely determined
| Two Colorado men hgure as important
| witnesses.
Denver oct. IA. l.. Bigclow. father
OF Kemp Higelnv who tried To blow up
| his hoy IN Jail yesterday aud again this
| morning The young Woud-he assassin q
| mother Is brukcn hearted, his family
| soielY stricken and lis hancee inconsol-
| able, uud his father struggle pitifullN
| To conceal his grief The boys mind -
! failing him. lie is mentally weakened ana
| le gradually becoming insane. rhis ~
| his fathers verdict after seeing him T,hr
| youth IN jail did not realiz" the onorinttN
| of his Wild schemes to get money by
| cndungeiuG lbs lives II many until MS
| father told him of hls mothers dangerous
| condition from the shack Thcn ne broke
| down aud Wcpt Kemp Y. liigeloW was
| brought before United states tomulis-
sioner Hnsdale this morning for pre-
| lmlnary hearing ana was rcmandeh until
| October "a United States District ~.
| torney Earl Crnuston has been called
| away on other business and could not
| remain for the hearing and POSTPONE
| mcnt WAS granted an his re uest 8igc-
! low HnNMH hlGuS al ETNMitt llt5sAllt i''NltiA
| New york. oct ll.-TypewtitHr girls
| may iind their occupation gone If new
| invention turns ont true. Exhibited AZ
the business show now IN pqsrosA In
| Madison square Garden ta an aptninati,
| typewriter run hg compressed ar ana
| capable of writing ten thousand words
| an hour for twenty-f0ur hour stretch.
| Vienna. oct l4-optimistir accounts OF
the progress mado hY Emperor Futucis
| Joseph arc received from Schoeubruun
| castle this morning. Though his rest dur
aIa4aH 4
pf coughing the emperor felt consider
| ably easier when he arose somewhat later
than usual and seated himself In his chair
and his mood was notlceably more cheer
Denver colo. oct 1i-vice President
Schlacks Of the - & Il. c., Is in con
ference today with committee from the
| tclographers' union on the question oi
| rehstntlug Wire Chief SlcgEa NJ Grand
Junction. who was discharged for refus
ing to test Western Union wire. Fo'
| several weeks past the railway telcg-
raphers have been trying 10 get meet
ing with RIO Grandc officers to settle
this question but they Put II on TheN
| have threatened To strike II their demand
| matter may become more serious as there
is disposition on The part NJ the mef
10 make a demand for higher wages
The Canadian Pacific railroad has set
tied with It's operators for IA per cent IN
crease aud this has f0udo some of th'
men dissatisfied. .Nt today's Meeting th'
|
New York Oct H-The stock marlSc
opened excited under the continued floot
of liquidation as an nfier effect OF th'
lemoralIzed market of Saturday. II
some cases there We're violent decline'
md most OF the aet tive stocks reduced.
Colllnsville, |. T., oct. h.-As the CUES
OF Henry SypbucS. chief of the Shawnc,
tribe, thousands of fullhood Indians %
the Oklahoma aud Indian territory tribe
are assembled here today for what Wi
probably he their last great pnw-wow
| 4 NJ
| arranged by the Shnwnees and the celc
nrution VIII extend through the week
All Of the famous cheftnins of the new
state. including Geronimo leader OF thi
| ApaChes. ARE here OF VIII arrive later
While all the ancient Indian games
dances and amusements VIII he indulge'
| IN. the poW-WOW Is expected 10 have
serious effects 10y the Inauguration of
plan Whereby the IndhHs OF the entr'
southwest shan abandon their tribal re
lutions and take M the paleface mode o
living. Chief Spyhuck. OF the Shawnees
| Is the leader in this movement. He he
lieves that the redskins have become suf
hciently civilized and well enough edu
Gated TO become good American citizcns
and the coming of statehood In Oklahoma
renders such action imperative II tn
Indians are TO protect their interests.
| During the week great stomp dance
| will he held az Sylvan park. the site o
a bloody battle between the Cherokee
ard psages ilftN-seven years ago, II
which 700 Of the Osages were slaughter
| ed. Another unique feature Of the pow
WOW WI be beauty show, in which !
! thousand Indian maidens are entered
The maiucns OF the Chickasaw nntioi
are evidently very proud of their charms
since they lead all other tribes In poin
nf numbers The Greeks Cherokees
osages, Euchees and Seminoles are als'
represented by their Unrest Young girls
Handsome prizes will be awarded 10 th'
most beautiful the judges to consist -
three men. two of whom must he tnll
blood Indians enrolled among the mem
hers OF the Five civilized Trihes.
| Old Geronimo. the chief and adviser
of the Apache prisoners Of war, IL nccom
panied hv his wife S1usche, whom h'
| married a year ago. and who has tho dis
tnotiuu Of being the eighth Mrs Gtrou
imo Quanah Parker. chief of the Co
munchcs, and his three wives. are als'
expected to attend
Another notable guest at the pow-woM
is John Stink, an Osagc indian. wh'
| FOR Twenty-Five years has been an eN
patrinte from his tribe The restora
tion Of Stink TO his people upon his oc'
rnRiou marks the ending Of one OF th'
weirdest tales I'm the history of the In
dinns. ana Is proof Of the CROWN" intel
ligence OF the redskins When u yotni
man. Stink supposedly died and was
buried by his fellow trlbesmen with tho
covered W ia rocks, his fnVnritc pony TIED
| the grave to provide sustenance ON The
long trip to tho happy hunting grounds
on the morning following his huria
| stink recovered from What had anpar'
entity been swoon. clawcd his way
| ft.. frf4 Ing his npnN