Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-25

| posed ostentation. Members OF the
supreme court. state officers. members
| OF the State Bar association, members
! of the Denver Bar association and a
large delegation from Grand Junction
will be present at the funeral.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 22.-
well, why doesn't the government
buy fifty million of silver and coin it,
This measure Of relief fer the financial
stringency was suggested yesterday by
$. r. Gusgenheim of the American
Smelling & Refining company, in re
sponse to urgent requests to discuss
| the question which just now is upper
most in the public minds. And those
who heard IL wondered why 1t had not
been thought of before. 81 can see no
reason why it shouldn't be perfectly
| feasible" he continued. "It is ad-
mitted that one thing needed by the
business interests OF the country is
more money in circulation. The coin
age of silver would place directly with
the people an entirely new issue of
money"
Denver. Colo, Nov. 22.-There is
disposition all around to temper JUS
| tice with mercy in the federal court
in the case of the conviction of the
Lost Bullion mine promoters. The
| eleven defendants left the court room
happy. Judge Lewis intimated he in
tended to be lenient with them. United
States District Judge Bone of Kansas
said that even though the men were
sentenced he would be one of the first
10 give generous consideration to
applications for pardon. The men
| will be able to spend Christmas with
their families. What will happen to
them the day after the great feast
day can only be coniectured. The adj
vent of New Years may find some oi
them languishing in jail. Judge Lewis
cember 26.
| Silverton. Nov. 22.-While Leonard
Lester, employed at the Esmeralda
mine. was dumping Il car his clothing
got caught in the gea.ing and drag
gcd him oveI the dump with it He
was badly bruised but sustained nc
fractures He received bad seal
wound He will be ont again in a few
days
Chicago. New. 23.-AnotheG phase oi
the Fish Hartman fight will be thresh
- out In the. courts InGly when
!udre Ball will hear arguments af
fectine the voting of $500 shares oi
the stock OF the Illinois Central rail
road held By the Mutual Life Insurance
company of New York rne proceed
ings are part of the action roser,ne
the bill for an injunction restraiuns
the vot ing of these shares at tha post
poned annual meeting of the stoclthold
ers Of the Illinois Central railroad
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 23.-Infants ant
children of varying age. color and con
dition took part today in the children's
carnival at jamestown exposition. anc
prizes were awarded the handsomest
best developed and most talented. as
well as a special premium to the
mother of the largest brood. Severa
lit'Is children from the japanese con
cession were entered and displayed
their talents in competition with white
children.
Paris, Nov. est is announced that
the marriage of Princess Marie Bona
parte ard Prince George of Greece
second son of the king of Greece, will
probably take place next week III
Athens. The prospective bride IA a
daughter of Prince Roland Bonaparte
Her trosseau has been completed and
ia the most magnificent collection oi
woman's fnery seen in Paris since the
advent of the third republic. 1t :oln
: prises sixty-five complete costumes q
: dozen hats, Il profusion of costly flrs
and sables, acres of linen and other
valuable articles of apparel The lin
gerie alone cost $4,000 Much critl
cism has been indulged in by Paris,ln
merchants because the princess bought
her entire trosseaus at single house
'ihu Aua' iti d II lflt0 nut an ausiTlail
firm.
Washington. Nov. 23.-The Wash.
inston police are searching the Pc.
tomac river for the body of Lieut.. j.
w. Crawford. private secretary to Ad.
miral Dewey, who is believed to have
killed himself last even ing b. A. Al.
len Crawford's closest friend, received
n special delivery letter postmarked
last evening in which Crawford said
he intended to do away with him
self because of financial trouble The
latter requested Allen to console Mrs.
Crawford and do all he could for her.
Kansas City. Nov. 80. d. Wood.
ward, president of the Kansas City
Post company, was shot through the
right lung. and H. ]. Grove was shot
through the right hip in the office of
Mr.. Groves at II o'clock this morning
by General Horne, editorial writer OF
Post staff. who then ran out Of the
office and down the street. The Post