Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-23

III to appear In court and to report
her condition tomorrow in court.
CHICAGO, Nov. liability to cook
well. rs per cent; physical beauty. 20
per cent, and dress per cent. This
Is the score by which the modern
young woman should be judged regard
ing her qualifications for marriage, ac
| cording to the views of Rabbi Livy of
Emanuel Temple.
THE woman who can cook well In
| variably makes the best wife," says
Rabbi Livy. TOO much attention is
paid nowadays to beauty. A pretty
face is big asset to woman but
It is as 75 Is to 20, when compared
to her ability to set first-class meal
on the table,"
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Supervis.
ing architect of the treasury today
decided to call for competitive plans
| for the Denver new $2,300,000 public
| uilding. 1t II not known whether all
architects may compete or whether
the bidding will be restricted to few
firms. especially invited by the depart.
ment to submit plans.
ROME, Nov. 19.-Despite the calling
off of the wedding OF the duke of the
Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins
the young duke is showing his love for
her as openly as ever. From indica-
tions here and at Turin, where the
duke is staying. 1t was the beautiful
American heiress who did the jilting,
and Abruzzi has hopes that she may
relent
DENVER, Nov. ia girl of II
years and married man Of 40, elop
ers from Dixon, ILL.,. were arrested in
Denver last night. They are Evelyn
Jackson and Thomas +. Walters and
for the last month have been living
in a respectable rooming house as
man and wife.
The arrest was made on complaint
of the girls father, and Sheriff Tour
tillott of Dixon, both of whom had
come here In search of the couple
Walters is confined in the city jail
and will be taken back to his home
town to stand trial for enticing the girl
into an evil life.
The young woman was given over to
the care of her father and last night
accompanied him to theater.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Peter Van Wis
sengen. prominent real estate dealer
and self-confessed forger to the
amount of more than three-quarter of
a million dollars, was taken to state
prison at Joliet today, under guard
Fear that the disgraced fnancier
might attempt suicide is given as
the reason for his removal from the
county Jail at an earlier date than
had been expected.
Il To avoid newspaper photographers
the prisoner in leaving the jail held u
newspaper over his face. He contin-
ued the use of this device In the omni.
the union depot. The news that the
fallen real estate dealer was awaiting
the train spread quickly in the neigh.
borhood Of the station. however, and
a crowd Of 5000 people crowded about
him until he went aboard. There was
no demonstration.
HOT SPRINGS, Va, Nov 19.-There
was conference at the Taft cottage
here last evening on New York poll
tics. The conferees were President.
elect Taft, Vice President-elect Sher.
man and William Ward, national Re
publican committeeman from New
York. The president-elect arrived
from Cincinnati in the morning, and
with the vice president-elect and Ward
left for the east late last night. Sher
man stopped in Washington today and
in Philadelphia before reaching New
York.
While no one to the conference wish
es to be quoted on the subject, it is
stated as the opinion of all that Sec
retary Root will be the successor IL
the United States senate of T. c. Platt
This, of course, is based upon the un
derstanding that Root wishes the
place.
t RICO, Colo. Nov. 19.-At 3 o'clocl
this morning. j. A. HAYWARD, brother
in-law of A. d. Roeder, of the Unitet
r Rico Mines company, died from the ef
j. tects of fall down flight of stairs
, Last Tuesday Mr.. Hayward called oil
w. Wittle. Jr., an assayer for tn,
same company. and on leaving tn,
room which is on the second story
/ slipped and fell to the bottom of til,
/ stairs. At the time 1t was not though
/ that Mr.. Hayward was hurt, nor die
2 he feel any bad effects until yesterday
. 1t is supposed that he was hurt inter
! nally. Deceased was about thirt,
years of age His wife. who is :
sister Of Mr.. Roeder, was with him n
] the time of his death. The body viii
probably be shipped to New York fol
burial .e
TELLURIDE. Colo, Nov. 19.-Dis