Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-25

days.
Washington. Nov 23.-The attor.
neys on both sides of the Bradley case
are engaged today in preparing for
what all hope will be the last week of
the famous murder trial. The defense
was putting the finishing touches on
the hypothetical question which they
will PROFOUND Monday morning to ex-
perts summoned to testify as to their
clients sanity or insanity at the time
she shot Senator Brown. The mere
reading of this question. containing
over 10000 words probably will con
sumo two he irs. The question will
outline in detail much OF the testi-
mopy and after grouping all the facts
indicating the mental alteration and
going to show eccentricity. insanity
or peculiar physical conditions on the
part of the prisoner.
Vienna, Nov pa Brussels dis
patch published in the newspaper Die
Ieit, reports that Prince Elizabeth has
| left her husband. Prince Albert of
Belgium, heir TO the throne. and will
not return to Belgium. She is said to
be with her parents in Munich. Prince
| Albert who, is the son of King Leo
pold's brother the last Philippe count
of Flanders. was married to Princess
Elizabeth OF Bavaria in 1900.
French Lick Springs, Ind Nov %.
Bryan will be the candidate and tar
IN the issue of the Democrats in 1908.
IN the opinion of the members of the
national committee attending Chair
man Thomas Taggarts house party
here. The convention to name the
candidate and adopt platform will be
'Pid at other Chicago Denver Kan
sas City, Minneapolis. S. Louis or Gin
cinnati, with Denver in the lead. The
city that does the most hustling will
get the convention. That question will
be decided when the committee meets
in Washington December 12
New York. Nov 23.-Indications are
That President Roosevelt will be nomi
! mated for third term at the national
Republican convention of Columbia
university students. to be held next
rIesday. All the state delegations
lave beel well organized and are cam
paignins fiercely for their favorte
sons. Michigan is leading in the
Roosevelt movement. while the New
York delegation is solidly for Hughes.
Massachusetts has put forward Cor.
telyou, Ohio is backing Taft and r.
linois is making Il fight for Uncle
p Joe Cannon. La Toilette, Knox and
Fairbanks also have adherents among
the students. All of the procedure
of real national convention will be
carried out at the play convention
New York. Nov. 23.--Littleton. coun.
sci for Harry X. Thaw. authorized this
statement; 81 cannot understand why
Harry Thaw is not accorded a speedy
trial, especially in view of the fact
that the district attorney and his emf
nent medical advisors have hereto
, fore publicly declared that Harry Thaw
was insane. at the time of the killing
of Stanford White and therefore is not
responsible under the Indictment" Mr.
I.ittleton says that he is reliably in.
formed that the order which Mr.. Je-
rome obtained from Justice Bowling
for the drawing of a special panel
has not yet been entered and that
this means that on December 2. the
, day set for Thaw's trial, Mr.. Jerome
intends to seek further delay.
Boston. Nov. 23.-Nearly forty thou
! sand people are seeing the great Har
vard-Yale football contest this after.
noon. The contest is bitterly fought,
both sides being severely penalized.
The score at the end OF the first half,
Yale 6, Harvard 0. Yale's touchdown
was made after a desperate struggle.
After ten minutes play in the sec
ond half Yale again scored. 1t seemed
impossible for Harvard to score, Yale
having an invincible line, each man
twenty rounds heavier than the op.
ponents. The score: Yale -. Har-
ward o.
Chicago, Nov. 23.-The Indians are
ploughing through he Chicago eleven
this afternoon. before nearly twenty
thousand people. End of first half
the score stood; Indians s, Chicago 0.
London. Nov. 23.-Russia TODAY
wiped out the balance of her indebt.
edness to Japan from the war. The
Russian embassy handing over to the
embassy of Japan check for twenty.
four and quarter millions of dol.
lars. This represents the balance Due
Japan for the maintenance of Rus.
sian prisoners.
| Pittshurg, Pa, Nov 23.-One of the
largest, If not the largest payrolls
in the history of the world will be
made today by the railroads iron and
steel pants and other industrial cor.
porations. The grand total as estI:
mated by leading banks is fifteen mil.
non dollars. Clearing house checks
VIII be used generally. but the sys.
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