Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04
VERNON. Texas, June AFTER

that would solve many of the mys
teries of the Guinness murder farm a
La Porte. Ind, and which would hanl
both himself and Ray Lamphere. tn,
suspect now under Indictment, Juiiu.
G. Trulson. Jr.. OF new York. broke
down and when Sheriff Smutzer was
about to take him to Indiana he re
| trac,ed all he said, Trulson is In iai
here since March. charged with swim
ding by representing himself TO be
Jonathan 6 Thaw of Pittsburg. cousin
| OF Harry X. Thaw, passing forged
| checks. Trulson swore he took his
wife. Mae Francis o'Relliy of Roches.
ter. n. Y, to Guinness farm to have
her put out of the way, and helped
| Lampheer bury her and assisted in dis.
posing of six other bodies in private
cemetery of La Porte murderess.
COLORADO SPRINGS. June 1.-off
to London town, General William ].
Palmer and his big house party left
on the Rock Island at 10 O'Clock last
night in his private car Courier and
three special Pullmans, amid god
speeds of hundreds of friends. Seven
rior from his automobile into his trav-
cling coach and tenderly laid him
on the special equipment couch that is
10 carry him across the waters. The
general goes TO celebrate his daugh-
ter's wedding TO an English army man,
Captain Arthur Wellesley.
CHICAGO, June Chicago Will be
crammeu, jammed and jostled during
this week by approximately $4,000
physicians, surgeons. their wives and
families and many of their friends.
Advance detachment of delegates to
the American Medical association con
vention arrived and before noon the
hotel corridors were thIckly populated.
DENVER, June 1.-Chief Justice
Robert w. Steel OF the supreme court
administered the oath of Office to
Mayor-elect Robert w Speer and other
nearly elected city officials in the new
auditorium at 10 o'clock this morning.
President Scholz of the chamber of
commerce had charge of the inaugural
ceremonies. A big crowd was present
unfinished stage. Speer left for New
York after the ceremonies.
SlLVERTON, June Saturday
night the McCrimmon Mercantile com
pany lost $500 worth of goods, thieves
entering the store through a rear
window. The window had been swell
ed during the wet weather and could
not be raised or lowered and since
the dry season came on 1t shrank but
had not been fastened. The thieves
raised IL with ease and got away
with the goods-dry goods and cloth
ing. They also obtained a small
amount in cash
NEW YORK, June denying
themselves the honors and privileges
of society, Miss Adelaide. Vivian and
Dorothy Walsh. daughters of James
Walsh, president of the Southern In
diana railroad. dedicated their lives
to the care of the sick and injured
The three girls are unusually beauti-
full, and as one after another deter
mined to adopt the profession of nurs
tion from society friends. Adelaide
was educated at the Sacred Heart
academy this city, select school
where once were pupils Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer, Mrs. Mather Smith and
Mrs. Marshall Field. Jr
DOVER, June 1.-The agent of the
Red Star line here states that he re-
ceived dispatch from Antwerp that
the steamship Vaderland is at anchor
on the River Scheldt, repairing de-
rect in her machinery. Considerable
anxiety is felt here On account of ru-
mors that the Vaderland had gone
ashore or been in u collision on ac-
count of the fog that prevailed in
the English channel the past thirty
SIX hours. Evidently the steamship
met with some mishap after her de-
parture from Antwerp, as she was
due TO sail on Saturday and due here
on Sunday-but the nature of the
mishap at present is unknown.
WICHITA, kans.. June l.-Lowlands
are flooded, many railro9d and wagon
bridges are out and trains in and out
of this city delayed on account OF
high water. Almost twenty four hours
continuous rain came 10 an end this
morning. During the last twelve hours
four inches of water fell.
SILVERTON. June Saturday
night while the miners at the Frank
Hough mine were engaged in game
of cards. >Ahieves entered the bunk
house and stole a rare old violin, own
ed by Neil McQuig, and a diamond pin
and diamond ring owned by miner
named Loudermilk. The violin was an
old family heirloom, having been made
in 164i, and was held by the owner as
u priceless treasure.
About 10 O'Clock when the game