Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-20

Media, short distance from the city
during the night. and came into town
later in the day. The troops will
search all supicious persons for fire
arms. prevent crowds from congre.
eating, and protect cars OF the com,
pany II an attempt Is made to relieve
traffic. About 200 private detectives
employed by the company also went
on duty today and vii cooperate with
the state police. In addition 10 these
the sheriff of the county has about
200 special deputies In service. There
was no lighting up to noon today.
!, BOSTON, April 17.-Three more
corpses were recovered today from
the ruins OF Sundays fire in Chelsea,
making the total number now recov-
cred nine. In addition two persons
have died this week from causes in
cident with the fire.
WASHINGTON. April 17.-Denyer
submarines may be purchased by the
navy under the terms of the sub.
marine provision in the naval appro-
priation bill as passed yesterday.
This provision was so amended as TO
leave the purchase of eight submarine
torpedo boats entirely In the hands
of the secretary of war, with no limit
as to the expenditure of the appropri-
alton. and no restriction whatever as
to what type of boats he shall pur.
chase. Bonynge is very strong for
the Denver boat.
DENVER, April 17.-Goveruor
Buchtel has officially instructed Al
torney General W. IL. Dickson to pro.
ceed against those guilty of selling
liquor and gambling in open defiance
of the law in Glenwood Springs, ou-
ray and Gunnison. These instructions
were transmitted to the attorney gen.
eral today. He will give the dis.
trict attorneys of these places reas.
enable time to make good before TAX.
ing up the prosecution.
NEW YORK. April 1.-Two ocean
liners. the Monterey of the Ward line,
bound for Havana, and the Danish
steamship United States, of the Sean.
dinavian-American line, bound for
Copenhagen, collided In the main ship
channel In lower New York bay.
Both vessels were damaged but no
lives lost. The Monterey had her
stern damaged, several OF her bow
plates loosened. but she was able TO
return to her dock where her 600 pas
sengers were landed. They will be
forwarded TO Havana by another YES
sci.
FORT COLLINS. colo. April IL
A mother and son today applied for
divorce in the district court. Mrs.
Ruby Fly seeks divorce from her hus-
band on the ground of desertion. Her
son, Christopher c. Fly. asks divorce
from his wife on the ground of cru
city. The mother was married in
1878 and has five children The son
was married in 1900 and has two
children.
CHICAGO, April ia baby's lock
ct. given by it's mother In payment
for cocaine, to which she is a slave.
was one OF the exhibits In the Des-
PLANES street police court Among
other articles shown in court that had
been pawned by victims for cocaine
were twenty wedding rings given over
by women who are in the chains of
the habit. Jim Hing. styled King OF
the West Side cocaine traffcers," who
for the last year has ben operating a
cocaine "dispensary" as laundry,
was fined $3.50 as a result of the trial.
Sam Kee. his partner, was fined $50
for keeping AN opium resort.
LISBON, April 1.-THE country
has quieted down, but anxiety is being
felt for April 29, when parliament re-
assemblies and on which occasion King
Manuel must personally appear before
that body and take the oath.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April IT,
Passenger train No. on the Santa
an open switch. Engineer John Cop
an open switch. Engineer John op-
pess was killed and several injured.
LONDON, April 17.--Another dis
quieting bulletin was issued at
O'Clock this morning In Downing
street. where former Premier Sir
Henry Campbell Zimmerman is lying
at deaths door The, bulletin is as
follows: Sir Henry had restless
night and is weaker this morning.
HELENA, Mont, April 1.-THE
high water in the Missouri river north
OF this city. caused by the break in
the Hauser Lake power dam on Tues
day. has receded and the river is now
at about its normal stage.
CORNING, N. Y. April 17.-Mrs.
Edith NJ. butcher of this city was shot
last evening by Arthur Borland, a
glass blower, and died early today.
Mrs. butcher was 80 years old. Bor-
land was boarder at her house. For
the past year Mrs. butcher had not
| lived with her husband In her ante
mortem statement Mrs. butcher said
Borland came in for his supper last
evening, grabbed hold of her and tried