Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-25


any other country. but to conserve
peace. That this view has now be
come nearly universal among the Ger
man people, who are aware that the
fleet is in n backward condition. he at
tributed to the emperor, who has fol
many years necessarily shouted that
the nation must develop its feet.
| New York, Nov. 21.-Wireless dis
Mauretania today indicate that the
steamer will arrive at Sandy Hook at
| daybreak Friday, several hours behind
the record OF her sister ship, the Lu
sitania. The aerograms also tell oi
severe storms which delayed the Mau
retania and record exciting incidents
which occurred Monday night during
| a storm.
Washington. ID. c.. Nov. 22.-The de
| fense in the trial of Annie NJ. Brad
ley charged with the murder of for
mer Senator Arthur NJ. Brown Of Utah,
| last December, today endeavored to
strength its plea of insanity by intro
ducing expert testimony on this sub
| iect. Several alienists of note were
present expecting to take the stand
during the day. Among these are DR.
Brytton d. Evans, medical director OF
the New Jersey state hospital for in
sane, and DIR. Chas. G. Hill of Balti
more. In addition DR.. Wiifred NJ. Bar
ton of the Georgetown university will
testify Although 1t Is not claimed
that at the present time Mrs. Bradley
Is insane 1t is claimed that Mrs. Brad
by several criminal operations and by
| the many wrongs which Brown Is
| alleged to have heaped on her. cul
minating in his change of heart. As
Long before the doors of the court
room were opened this morning a
crowd of men collected on the outside
waiting an opportunity to hear the
testimony and get "A glimpse of the
frail little woman who achieved so
much notoriety. The trial was re
sumed at 1890 o'clock. Albert r
Burns, assistant attorney general oi
Utah. who was on the stand YESTERDAY
for the defense, continued his test
mony.
Goldfeld, New, Nov. 22.-The bodies
of Barney Griffen aud man named
| Conners were found this morning Will
their heads battered In. One body was
partially covered with brush, the Other
head pounded in and both were partial
y decomposed. Fifty yards away were
the ruins of the camp of the men. the
tent and provisions having been de
stroyed by fire. The two men wer,
in the employ of Fred Vollmer. a wei
known mining man. who hired then
to do assessment work.
A London, Nov. 22.-Affairs in Portu
gal, according to latest advices from
Lisbon, are rapidly approaching 8
crisis and King Carlos throne is tot
tering. That there is far reaching
plot against dictatorship is revealed IL
the incident of the explosion Of an in
fer1al machine in Lisbon on Novem
ber 9Th. Two marshals, who made
the bombs, were killed outright ant
the third, who escaped, was later ar
rested and made a confession. From
him was learned all the details of tn,
plot and the police were enabled tt
make nearly hundred arrests anc
accomplish the recovery of 700 bombs
The unrest is growing. Strict censor
ship over press has been established
and several newspapers have been sup
pressed. There is a furry in favor o
crushing the censorship. While tn,
spirit of revolt is growing, Don Carlo'
in Lisbon, eating rich food and grow
ing fat. slowly approaching death b!
means of his enormous appetite.
| New orleans La. Nov. 22-All is ii
readiness for the blowing of the bugl,
at City park tomorrow. inauguratini
the winter racing season in the Cres
cent City. Colonel Matt j. Winn. who
will manage both tracks, is enthusias
tic in regard to the seasons prospects
and he appears to be justified in hi;
enthusiasm. since some of the bes
horses in the country are stabbed her,
and more are on the way. With nt
competition worth mentioning east o.
the Pacific coast, New Orleans will b,
the Mecca of an unprecedented num
Ger of the racing fraternity this win
ter.
The feature race of the opening day
will be the Initial handicap. mile
dash with an added value of 1900
Next on the stake program is the
Thanksgiving handicap, mile and a
sixteenth. worth 81 800. A week from
tomorrow the Test stakes will be de
cided. this event being dash at siN
'urlongs for $1,000 in added money
Then will follow considerable inter
val without any stake events. until
the Christmas handicap at mile and
a sixteenth is run. All of these early
| stakes are al prac