Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-21


Shepherd in order to get the none
which he knew he had in his posse.
sion
CLEVELAND. O.. May lS.--Man
acts OF lawlessness were committed Il
connection with the street car strik
before midnight and dawn today. Tro
ley wires were cut and crews driver
from the cars. and nonunion men al
tackled by strike sympathizers. Trol
ley wires in Lakewood, a western sub
urb were cut in several places with tn
result the Municipal Traction compan,
announced this morning that no fur
ther attempt would be made to operat,
cars In that section until the Lake
wood authorities guaranteed protec
ton for Its men and cars.
CHICAGO. May 18.--Most Rev
Peter Bourgade. archbishop of Sants
Re, died at the hospital here Of hear
failure. aged 63 years. The archbishop
came to Chicago May from Hol
Springs, Ark He was suffering from
slight physical weakness. but until
yesterday had been confined. to bis
bed.
WASHINGTON, May ls.-This will
be another busy week In national poll
tics. Nine states will select delegates
TO the Denver Democratic convention
No Republican states conventions are
on the list, but New Jersey prohibition.
lists have their state meeting in Tren-
ton Tuesday. The Democratic con.
vention is as follows California
Fresno today. Indication this after.
noon are that full Bryan delega-
tion will be chosen. Washington
Spokane today. Alabama (Primaries)
Monday. Pennsylvania-Harr
Tuesday. Florida (Primaries) Tues.
day Missouri-Jefferson Wednesday.
Michigan-Lansing. Wednesday. Dis
trict of Washington, Thurs
day. Arizona-Phoenix. Saturday.
WASHINGTON, May 1s.-The six
tieth congress will have earned the
title of billion dollar congress" at
Its first session before adjournment is
taken the end of this week. It is es-
timated the total appropriations will
reach the enormous sum of 81 .026 .00O,-
900, which Is said to be the largest
amount ever appropriated at a single
session
HOTCI1KISS. Colo, May 1S.--Sher-
IF Gibbs of Delta and posse are
scoring the hills and woods In an
effort to arrest Ranchman Frank Rob-
erts, alleged TO be the party who shot
and killed A. B. France, a neighbor-
ing ranchman, from ambush late Sat
urday afternoon while the latter was
returning home from .rawford. The
feeling here is high over the shooting
and should another fatality occur as
the result of yesterdays tragedy
lynching Is predicted.
KENOSHA, Wis, May 1S.-Shipped
as freight, $40 men, women and chill
dren arrived in Kenosha They were
billed to the Janesville Beet Sugar
company, which recently leased a large
amount of land in this and surround
ing counties.
The arrivals. who are experts in the
business of raising sugar beets. were
brought from Germany to teach the
local farmers the industry.
In billing the Germans the children
were named as SO many half per-
SONS" The party came on q special
train, bringing their goods and chat
tells with them. All are expected TO
find permanent homes in this and ad
journing counties. A second load Of
similar freight will arrive next week.
Ell PASO. Texas. May 1S.-China-
town here Is the seat OF excitement
over telegram from New York stat
Ing that fifteen barrels shipped from
this place as merchandise were re-
ceived at the establishment OF Quong
Yen on Pell street, 4>ew York, each
the body of Chinaman
This is tho result of new trick
to get smuggled Chinese out of FL
Paso to place of safety. Three weeks
ago shipload of 400 Cinnamon ar
rived at Salina Cruz. Mexico, and pro
ceeded to Jaurez, from which locality
attempts have been made to enter the
United States. With the last two
weeks the immigration force at the
border at this place has been greatly
increased. Squads OF celestials have
been turned back. but notwithstanding
all vigilance, many have been able to
get into FL Paso. The difficulty Is in
getting out as all trains are closely
inspected.
PRINCETON, n. j., May 18.-The1
body OF Miss Bertha Vanderbilt. as
sistant In Princeton university library,
was found floating in the Raritan ca
nal, half mile from Carnegie lake
acqueduc this morning.
BOSTON. Mass. May 18.-Massa-
chusetts will nominate Curtis Guild.
Jr, of Boston as Republican candidate
for the vice presidency at the Repub-
lican convention in Chicago. Henry
Cabot Lodge and w. Murray Crane
United States senators from Massa-
chusetts nave taken cnarge of the
Guild movement and will labor for