Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-06

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| DENVER, Aug. 4. 4.-Following the
complaint last night of Nicolet |. Ter.
| ranova, janitor of the Equitable build
ing. the police began an investigation
which promises to break up the ex.
istence OF a black hand band in Den.
yer and to reveal the operations OF
the organization that has flourished
for many months unknown to the au.
thorities.
Hounded persistently for more than
two months, during which he was
fired upon once, and second time as
saulted by the band. this being the
sequence OF his refusal to meet de
mands for money. Terranova fled to
the police headquarters in fear of his
life. and begged protection.
There Is no escape from these peo-
ple." he said to Chief Armstrong, land
while l may be killed for telling what
know am willing to take chances
They follow me wherever / go and
| am only one of scores who is being
bled by the gang"
CHICAGO, Aug. Am examination
of the stomach of Henry Niemann,
whose body was exhumed a week ago
at the instigation Of Rev. Father O'Cal-
laghan and other friends of Herman
Billik. convicted Of the murder of five
members OF the Vrzal family, reveal
ed the presence of arsenic. The the
ory by Father O'Callaghan was that
Billik was innocent OF poisoning the
Vrzal family. Previous examination
OF the Niemann body, he said In the
event that poison was discovered he
would insist on the Indictment of a
woman connected with the Vrzal and
Niemann families. This theory is op-
posed by members of the states at
torney's office and by the coroner's as
sistants. 1t is said the undertaken
who prepared Niemann's body for bu-
rial, admitted several days afterward
he used arsenic In embalming the
remains. More recently he said ar
senic had not been used by him at
that time. Niemann died three years
ago. According to the physician who
attended him his death resulted from
natural causes. Emma Vrzal went to
farm where she remained as the
wife of William Niemann, a son of
the man who died. The deaths OF the
Vrvo1 family o,n,rrad L. 1anc nza
1907. DR.. Rebel, who made examina-
tion OF Niemann's stomach reported
today to Coroner Matter of Dupage
county and an inquest has been set
tor this evening at Wheaton.
| GRAND JUNCTION, Aug. 4.-The
effects Of the heavy frost during last
week of April are now being felt
throughout the Colorado fruit belt.
With marketing time but few weeks
away prospects are not SO per cent of
normal crop will be shipped.
| DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. 4.-United
States Senator William B. Allison died
here at o'clock this morning. Death
was caused by heart failure.
KNOSTANZ. Germany. Aug. 4-The
weather was excellent this morning
when ut $3.50 Count Zeppelin's great
Iairship emerged from the swimming
dock at Friedrickshafen. The aIrship
rose Immediately from the waters of
the lake to a height OF about 400 feet
and after describing one magnificent
circle over lake proceeded in a bee
line for this city, arriving here at Z
O'Clock. The ship continued on its
way and in another hour had covered
forty-flve kilometers. and was over
Schaffhausen. From that point II
continued along the Rhine to Basle
Count Zeppelin's plan is to continue
to Mayence along the Rhine. and from
there to return to Metz, cross over
TO Stuttgart. returned II the weather
continues favorable to Friendrichshaf
en- about o'clock tomorrow morning
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Broken heart
ed because the Children's society had
taken from her her infant she could
not and was too poor to feed. Mrs
Maria Sicaria. is years old, killed
herself In a miserable room which
she and her husband, laborer, occu
py In Long Island city. The child wife
was no desperately tired of life with
out her infant that she tried to sui
eide in three different ways before
succeeding IN ending her existence
\ First she soaked bundle Of sulphur
matches IN . glass Of drinking wstel
end drank the mixture. Next sh,
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