Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

from a wound which the police bo-
lieve he might have received at the
time the woman was shot. The young
man. II Is said. when arrested admit
ted his identity. The police are fur
ther examining Eberhard to get his
story OF his disappearance from the
scene of the fatal shooting.
CHICAGO. July GA bomb was
exploded In tent In which Governor
Deneen was addressing political
meeting at Garfield boulevard and
Princeton avenue last night Women
In the audience screamed and tainted
Men and women made rush for the
tent door and Governor Deneen and
others on the platform tried to stop
the panic. When II was seen no dam
age was being done by the explosion,
the excitement subsidized and most OF
the audience returned to their seats.
The perpetrators intended to take
advantage of the excitement TO rob
people In the audience. Policemen
made number of arrests but later all
suspects were released an there was
no evidence to hold them.
DENVER, July 23.--Without the
knowledge of her parents, who wished
her to have a big society wedding,
Evelyn Walsh, the only child OF Thorn
as +. Walsh. Lord OF Wolhurst, was
quietly married last evening to Ed
ward B. Mclean. son Of late John X.
Mclean. millionaire owner OF the
Washington Post and Cincinnati En-
quirer. The wedding was performed
by Rev. Henry 8. Foster OF st. Marks
Episcopal church, and the only Wit
nesses were Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford
Hill and William Stapleton.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Mclean drove to Wolhurst
and broke the news to Mrs. Walsh.
They were promptly forgiven. and
with few friends sat down to a
wedding supper. Immediately after
ward they left for Colorado Springs
where they will spend their honey.
moon at the Antlers. Today the Colo
rado Springs telegraph operators are
overwhelmed with messages of con.
gratulations.
NEW YORK, July 23.-With an.
other witness found who alleges she
was approached with q proposal to
give false evidence against Frank ]
Gould, the young millionaire who is
being sued for divorce by Mrs. Helen
Kelley Gould, the evidence of the
amazing plot swiftly accumulates. The
district attorneys office promises ye1
more startling revelation than tha
already made public. The new wit
ness Is Blanche Hale, q hairdresser
who has number of fashionable pa
irons.
PASADENA. July t3.-Through tn,
swapping Of defective rope two mer
were precipitated 1870 feet to the bot
, tom of the well at the Sacrament,
street pumping station of the Rubi,
Canyon Water company today an,
} dashed to death on platform bull
> over the surface Of the water. Th
! victims of the accident were Charlie
i A. Ridenour. 1890 Kirkwood avenue
? and Rudolph Babboni. 14Oi Kirkwoo
avenue. Ridenour leaves widow an
four young children and Babboni
widow.
r The well ia 200 feet deep and 81
I feet across. L. M. Quigley was tend
ing the windlass and Abb. brother-ir
law Of Rabboni. was watching the mel
as they descended in a cage.
They had barely begun the descent
only about twenty feet, of the rop,
having been played out when the cabl,
, snapped with report like pisto
shot. A shrek came from the men ii
the well followed by the clatter Of tn,
descending bodies as they shot down
ward. hitting the timber castings. Thei
came silence.
Quigley volunteered to descend ant
bring the remains to the surface. Thi
was task that took two hours. Ride
nour's skull had been fractured at tn,
base and one OF his arms broken. Bah
boni. who was heavy man. wa
wedged under the cage. His head ha.
been smashed.
The accident was due to the fac
that the men preferred to have thei
cage operated by windlass whicl
could be controlled by a man, In
stead of being hauled up and down b,
the engine which operates the stee
cable usually used at the pumpinl
house. So an inch and half manil,
rope, which has been in the place 10
some time, was used instead of tn
steel cable. When 1t was too late
was found that the rope had deterio
rated and was defective.
Ridenour was prosperous cemen
and stone mason and lived in a yer,
pretty home which he had built 70
himself and his family. During tn
/ last few months there has been a lul
in his business and, after q few
months work In mines In Arizona, h.
went TO work three weeks ago for tn
; water company. Babboni has been en-
gagged as well digger and In tunnel
, ing work for years. and was engaged
to assist Ridenour In repairing tn
timber work and the cement surface O
the we'll Nfall
Doctors T. A. Williams, A. d. s
Mccoy and A. b. Royal were at tn
plant before the men were brought I,
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