Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-06

ing. Sheriff Palmquist went up t
arrest Nelson this afternoon.
4 Nelson is about 2S years of age an
is step-son of Henry Forsyth, VIII
is county commissioner OF San Jua
county. Jim Murphy was about 4
or so years old. Both men wer
miners.
FORT COLLINS, Colo, April 81
pill prepared by the hand of her hus
band few hours before his death
which almost sent her to her grave
created suspicion in the mind of Mrs
Pollmiter of North Linden street. he
relatives and friends that Pollmiter
who died on the night of March Z
was the victim of druggists mis-
take, and that he was given strych
nine instead of morphine. An inves
tigation is being made today.
GALVESTON. Texas, April 81
While Prince De Sagan is wooing
Nine. Gould In New York. his cousin
Count Hensi de Feres, is about tc
marry Juanita Lightfoot. the daugh
ter of an Indian chief who owns thous
ands of acres of Oklahoma soil. The
Indian maiden attracted the French
mans attention in an unusual man
ner, and the affair is a genuine love
match
MILLvILLE, N. J.. April D.
Brooding over the death of pet dog
Mrs. Hanna Willis threw herself into
the Richmond mill pond, near her
home. early today, and was drowned
Several weeks ago while Mrs. Willis
was crossing the railroad track, an
electric train killed her pet dog. The
shock SO unnerved her that physicians
feared for her reason.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Enmeshed
in veritable labyrinth of false whis-
kers. Prince Helie De Sagen, intent
on lodging the reporters who had
been attached to him ever since he
came to this country to fsish his
wooing of Nine. Anna Gould, sailed
forth today and explored Broadway.
He was disguised like "Old Sletith,
the Detective" but the only re-
porter who was fooled badly was the
man who wasn't working All others
followed the De Sagan whiskers and
were interested spectators of his var
ious adventures. The prince is fast
becoming the joke of the town.
PEORIA, H.. April 3.-Fire that
broke out in the Mill. Corning e. Co. s
dlstillery this morning was still rag.
inG at 10 o'clock and from present in
dications the entire plant, including
the two immense bonded warehouses,
elevator. cattle yards and storehouses,
will be entirely wiped out. Instead
of gaining control of the situation, the
hremen are losing ground, and are
now paying more attention to the
protection of property In the immedi-
ate vicinity.
Several explosions have occurred
during the progress of the fire and en-
dangered the lives of the firepen,
but up to this hour no fatalities have
been reported. At O'Clock this
morning $4,000 gallons of spirits in
the still plant was consumed as a re-
suit of an explosion in the ware
house. A stampede of 5000 cattle oc-
CURED shortly after later explosion
and the cattle ran at large In the rail
road yards. The damage is SO far
placed at one million dollars.
LONDON, April 3.--The action of
Prince Victor of Thurn and Taxis OF
Austria to restrain Josephine Moffit,
an American woman, from alleging
that she is the princes wife and that
he fled to America to avoid his cred.
itors, came up before Justice War
rington's court today. Counsel for
Miss Moffit applied for a sufficient ad-
journment to secure evidence from
America but refused to give an under.
taking not to republish the state
ments complained of pending the
hearing. Adjournment was granted
for one week.
ROME, April IA general strike
has been proclaimed against the fatal
tiles in connection with disorders on
the streets here yesterday, when the
troops fired on and killed three rioters
and wounded fifteen others, four OF
whom are mortally wounded. The
strike so far has not been very sue
cessful in the center of the city. Most
of the shops are open, although shut
ters have been up in the buildings as
protection against possible rioters.
The government has taken energet-
ic action to restore order and the en-
tire garrison of the city is being kept
in readiness. Several demonstrations
have been formed throughout the day
but these have been rapidly broken up
by the troops who, with fixed bayo
nets. charged upon the disturbers and
forced them to disperse. Seventy an
archists, who had gathered at theil
headquarters, were surrounded by
troops and taken into custody today
By noon the movement had become
| more general. Drivers of mail wag
| ons used to collect mail from pillal
boxes refused TO continue and were al