Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

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sne un9uaiined endorsement of scores OF
medical ieaders-better than any amount
3I lay, or non-profsssionai, testimoniais.
ney are not given away 70 be expert
'nsdicines At raasona BILE prices. 'A'
and in November again refuse to fol
| low one whose rise was due tn a sac
| riiegious presentation of the Widest
most dangerous fallacy ever present.
ed In history to a great nation"
Carpenter. Baggott & Co. said !.
wall street looks almost without ex.
ception for the defeat of Mr.. BRYAN
at the coming election. Politics will
reach Its climax later on and pass
away as before, leaving an energetic,
progressive people to push along In
their customary way and emerge from
the darkness of 1907 and 1908 as un-
daunted and as clipper as ever. The
prevailing opinion is that the return
TO prosperity must for many reasons
be more rapid than from preceding pe-
RODS of depression.
Edward Sweet a. Co. in their market
review said: Now that Mr.. BRYAN
has been nominated 1t remains to be
seen II the country at large will be-
iieve as Wall street is making itself
belieye that this nomination is harm
less and that 1t will be an easy matter
TO elect MIR. Taft. We are OF the opin-
ion that there will be political agita-
lions and scares of sufficient magni-
tude to bring about from time to time
decided reactions, and on such reac-
tions believe 1t wise to buy the better
class of Industrial and railroad securi-
ties"
CANON CITY. July 14.-The death
watch has been placed over Giuseppe
Ala, condemned murderer OF Father
Leo Heinrichs, and until the moment
OF his execution, which probably will
be Thursday or Friday evening of
this week. he will never for one mo-
ment be from under the watchful eye
of the prison guard. The extra sur
veillance of Offices has noticeably ir-
ritated the prisoner. He eats well and
apparently enjoys his meals. Chaplain
Blake visits Ala every day. con
verses with him through an Italian
guard and interpreter. He showed lit
tie disposition for any spiritual prepa-
ration for death. growing more bitter
every day In his denunciation of the
Catholic church and priesthood. .Ev-
erything about the execution house
has been looked over and tested A
new rope has been placed on the
hanging devise and everything is
ready for the gathering of legal wit
nesses.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Mr. Harri-
man has at last achieved the record as
the wickedest man in New York, ac.
cording to police court records. The
Hartman in question, however, is no
rG a tn, 70 ana
claim to the title Of the wickedest
man In the metropolis Is based on the
fact that he, Bill Hartman, has a
whole page in the police court blotter
devoted to misdemeanor-a record
never before equalled in the annals
Of petty crime In this city. The rec
ord becomes all the more remarkable
when 1t is known that this champion
bad man is only 81 years old. He has
stolen dozen autos.
DENVER, July 1.-THE Western
Federation Of Miners are In conven
ton, meeting this afternoon. The
whole tendency is to smoke the pipe
| of peace with the mine owners and tG
come mutually together on satisfac
| tory working agreement and to change
the bylaws SO there shall be fewer
strikes.
| FAIRVIEW. LINCOLN, Neb., Jul,
| Alt has practically been decided
that the selection Of a chairman o
the Democratic committee shall be lef
to a subcommittee of nine. II Is sale
that the desire Of Mr.. Bryan is tina
this subcommittee shall make the se
lection within a few weeks.
FAIRVIEW, LINCOLN, Neb.. Jul,
l4.-Bryan had very busy day witt
the national committee. The big Gel
ebration was directed by Taggart.
Is quite evident that Atwood will b
finally chosen campaign manager
Bryan today defined his position Il
regard to campaign funds. He will NO
accept hush funds. No gift from q
individual or corporation will be r,
ceiyed in excess Of ten thousand do
lars.
DENVER, July l4.-Losing all hop
OF regaining his health. Summerfiel
Bassett, formerly employed as maste
, mechanic by various railroads in TIE.
. as, committed suicide last night b
,, shooting himself through the tempt
Bassett was 81 years old His viii
an attractive Spanish girl. thirty yeal
his junior, was In an adjoining roo
l when the fatal shot was fred. St
. Is prostrated.
DENVER, July 14.-Albert Fish,
? died at the county hospital early tn
morning and James Fisher, who sh
4 him to protect their mother. willing
wears the brand OF Cain, while II
I, mother torn between the natural ii
y pulse and unnatural hate to which 81
was driven by the acts OF her waywa
son, has her wish that the one 8,
should die even though at the hands
d his brother.
70 Whispering. with his last breath,
o prayer Of forgiveness for his 81
ls wayward Albert Fisher breathed /
1t last. None Of the family was preseI
It Realizing the end was near the b
o. made q last feeble effort to ato
- for his wickness.
v "Ask them 70 forgive" Whisper