Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-09

which at first followed her remova
TO the hospital has been regained ex
cept for three pounds. Il is general,
believed that Mrs. Hawkins is al
times conscious OF what is going Oh
about her and frequent fiutterings Of
her eyelids indicate her desire to
shake off the trance which has been
medically described as eatileptic in
sanity.
DENVER. April 6.-Governor Buch
tel was not here today to welcome
Mr.. Bryan this morning. but left a
letter saying he was called to Lamar
to fight in the local option battle. He
hoped MIR. Bryan would have a pleas
ant day, and thanked him for the
message the Commoner would deliver
| TO the Buchtel students today at Den
Yer University. Mr.. Bryan was given
Far great ovation this morning and the
indications are for a strenuous day.
He announces that he win not attend
the national Democratic convention
here next July.
DENVER, April 6.-Enormous
| crowds gathered at the depot this
morning to greet Mr. Bryan 1t was
with difficulty that he managed to
make his way through the cheering
throng to the waiting auto into which
Senator Patterson and he finally
climbed and in a few minutes were
speeding swiftly away for Denver Uni.
versity, where Mr. Bryan's first ad-
dress OF the day was given TO the
student body. There were not as
many students assembled to greet Mr..
Bryan as there had been people at
the depot. But their tongues enabled
them to make far more noise than
the people who gathered at the city's
gateway. There was nothing want
ing in the reception that was extend
by by the husky youths and pretty
maidens who have the welfare of the
chief institution of learning of Denver
at heart.
AT the university Mr.. Bryan made
a half hours address, which was
heartily oheerd, At l1:30 he was
whisked away TO ex-Congressnan
Shafroths home for lunch. At the
big Bryan banquet tonight 1900 peo-
pie win sit at the tables. There Mr..
Bryan will make the only address.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The sup.
porters of Judge George Gray of Del.
aware for the Democratic nomina-
tion for president, have established
headquarters In Washington and to
day enter upon campaign in behalf
of the Delaware statesman. The
movement is being made without The
aid or encouragement OF Judge Gray
who has not said word nor done
anything that could be construed as
seeking the nomination.
LISBON, April 6.-The elections of
yesterday. which were conducted
peacefully with the exception OF
minor disorders In some OF the dis
affected districts, we're followed last
night by serious rioting which was
only put down BY the most vigorous
action on the part of the police and
troops. The rioting broke out in diff
ferent parts of the city. Ten were
killed and many wounded
LONDON, April 6.-Two old tene-
ment houses in Castle street collapsed
early this morning. 1t is believed
that forty people. mostly German
walters, were buried in the debris.
At 6 o'clock four dead and 20 in
jured persons had been removed from
the ruins. Up to noon eight bodies
had been taken from the ruins of the
building and the belief was general
that there were several others still
buried in the debris. Twenty persons
were taken out alive and none of
them had bene seriously injured
The accident. which at first was be-
lieved to be due to an explosion OF
gas, now turns out to have been
caused through the foundations OF
the structures being weakened by ex-
tdNdtloIS icl tHS new DulluiuS duJuln
ing.
PITTSBURG, Pa. April 6.-Samuel
l.. Gardner. a prominent resident OF
Church avenue. McKee's Rocks, a
suburb of this city, shot and instantly
killed Dorothy Bradley, 16 years old,
and then fred bullet through his
head today. probably fatally injuring
himself. Gardner for several years
was city engineer and with the change
of administration lost his position
last month. He is said to have been
brooding since that time. Dorothy
Bradley resided next door. Gardner
left his home this morning after
breakfast and went up the street. He
returned shortly before 8 O'Clock.
when the shooting took place. The
girl was dead when picked up. Gard
ner was hurried to a hospital In an
unconscious condition. The police
are investigating. Gardner was 80
years old.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Ga mes
sage received late last night by the
United Wireless company says the
torpedo 1otilla arrived at Magdalena