Semi-weekly herald., 1907-12-16

ls one part OF the court Joan Sleo
han, whose i2-yearold son was killed
IL runaway accident. was awarded
$500 damages, and In another part q
jury awarded ten thousand dollars TO
Arthur Clements, l0-yearold hoy
who lost his leg through being run
over hy trolley car
New York. Dec. ll.-Goyarnos
Hughes OF New York and Governor
Stuart of Pennsylvania will be the
guests OF honor at notable ban
quet to be given at the Wal Tort.
Astoria tomorrow night by the psnn.
sylvania Society of New York. The
AFFAIR viii be the ninth annual di nor
of the society. which is by fnr the
largest Of the state organizations In
the metropolis The speech of Gov
ernor Hughes Is awaited with great
interest as 1t IS hoped that he viii
take advantage OF the occasion to
make n statement ON national poll.
tics aud policies. Many distinguished
rennsylvanlans win attend the han
quet
Bishop Potter was The FIRST president
OF the Pennsylvania Society of New
York, which was organized in 1893
Among the men who have spoke be
fore the society In recent years are
Secretary Root, Senator Knox. GOV.
ornor Peanypacker of Pennsylvania
Governor odell of New York Goyornor
Wardeld OF Maryland. Governor Cham
berlam Of Connecticut, and GEORGE T.
5aer
San Francisco, Dec. III. Dalzen
Brown, Cashier OF the suspended Cali.
fornia Safe Deposit and Trust Co. han
been released on bonds after spending
forty-eight hours in the city prison
David + Walker, president OF the do,
funct institution, arrived from SAINTS
Barbara where he was arrested AIon
day morning Bank Commissioner i.
c Lynch has made public some ng
made by the company which throws a
food Of light ON the peculiar banktnr
methods of the officials. His state.
ment mentions nineteen hen aud cor.
porations which got four millions from
the bank hy over drafts aud on secured
and unsecured notes. W. j. Bartnett
vice president nnd directors of the
bank has in the bank an unsecurcl
note for s2100 and an overdraft for
S52. 2.l3i Il am advised that Bartnctt
within two or three days OF the sus
pension of the bank drew ont ms over.
draft $4,000 In gold think It win
be found that Barnett took this S25.
GOO ont Of the bank few days betor'
# closed when he must have known
that suspension was inevitable" aid
Mr. Lynch
San Francisco. CAL Dec. l1.-lIn
der the auspices of Promoter jack
Gleason, the Kctchel.Thomas matcr
win take place tomorrow night, in
stead OF in the afternoon. as originally
planned. y canvas shelter has bcen
erected for the battle Thomas has
been training valiantly for the bout
and announces that he IS certain OF
victory declaring that he was stale
when he fought Kclchell before.
ketchell has been doing his training
near Harbin ana has included NOM
tain climbing among his preDarntory
stunts.
Promoter Gleason will att rmpt 10
match the winner of tomorrow's Latte
with the victor IN the Hugo l.el'y-Bili
Pnpke fight which Is sche iulsd to
take place in Milwaukee the last OF
the month. papkc and Kelly VIII &C
ten rOunds ai the mlddleweight limit
The winner of the proposed A2ht
would be generally regarded a the
Inlddleweight champion. In spite ol
Tommy Ryan's claims to the title
Macon. Ga. Dec. 1l.-Llttlc interest
IS shown in today's election for mumc
ipa officers. ns the successful can
didatcs have already been selectei IN
a primary, Judge Miller. who is chaii
committee. and the twelve aldermen
viii be sworn in next Tuesday evea.
Ing The prominence Of Judge Miller
has made his sweeping victory n mat.
ter for eongratnlation all over the
state,
Chicago. H., Dec. li.-Three audi.
ences in the Fine Arts and Studebalser
theater buildings were kept from a
panic last night by the quicl, action
OF the FIRE department. officers and
theatrical managers after fire had
hcon discovered in the Chicago Musi.
cal College building which adjoins the
structures. one man was knocked
unconscious In the lobby Of the Stude-
baker building by an official Of the
ihoater after he had utter one shout
Of fire Hobart Chatficld Of Chatfeld.
Taylor hurried To the stage Of the
music hall where q performance was
being given and quleted the people in
the audience who had smelled smoke
aud begun to exhibit signs Of alarm
The fire was Of little consequence and
readily extiDgushcd.
| Telluride, Dec. ll.-Manuel Jaimilla
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