Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

PUEBLO. Colo. Ang. s7.-The ~
IS crowded this morning with knights
Tempiars Of Colorado and friends. The
feature OF today was the parade which
started at 10 o'clock There wore
ten bands and fully thoc.and
Knights in full uniform in the parade.
There are at least 1000 visitors in
the city.
The new officers elected at the con-
clave are receiving congratulations
They are: grand commander. John
H. Guilfoil. Trinidad; deputy grand
commander. NJ. H. Dean. Colorado
Springs; general issimo, DR.. George w.
valiory, Denver; captain general
Frank p Tanner. Ouray; senior war-
den. G. J. Hare, Pueblo; Junior war
den, J. W. Oil. Pueblo; grand prelate.
Il L. Bishop. Denver; grand treasurer,
Charles H. Jacobson. Denver; grand
recorder, W. D. Pierce, Denver.
SPRINGFIELD. H., Aug. 27.-Mrs.
Kate Howard, the leader Of the mob
in the recent race war in Springfield.
last night killed herself by swallowins
poison while being taken to the jail
following the return of an Indictment
against her. charging murder. She
already had been indicted for destruc
tion Of property. but was out on bail.
She knew. however. she was likely to
be brought to trial for murder.
DENVER, Aug. 27.-An attempt to
bring the ParksEvans and the Burger
Gnggenheim warning factions of the
Republican party together conducted
by Judge Shattuck In district court
chambers this morning. failed, and
shortly before noon Inc court announc-
ed that he would hear arguments in
open court
So reluctant was his honor to give
up his harmony effort that he stated
when adjournment was taken until
this afternoon that he hoped the par.
ties would still try ito get together"
For an hour and half Judge Hubert
Shattuck vainly pleaded with the 30
called Republican leaders to bury the
hatchet and withdraw the legal pro
ceedings pending before him.
All efforts for working agreement
between the Speer and Patterson
wings Of the Democratic party have
failed and both sides are going ahead
with the election Of delegates to attend
the state convention and nominate a
county ticket and 1t will be uD to
the state outside OF Denver to settle
the dispute. The war between the
Democratic wing is much more bitter
than that between the Republicans
who announce they will abide by the
decision Of the primaries.
NEW YORK. Aug Ex-Governor
Hughes in letter received by Dis
trict Attorney Darrin of Queens coun
ty, stated that he would impanel q
special grand Jury to hear evidence In
the case Of the Hams brothers. ac
cused Of the murder OF William Il
Annis. The governor also said that
he would select Judge preside.
DENVER, Aug. 27.-Daniel W. Mays
a. forty-niner. old timer. real estate
man and one Of the best known resi-
dents Of Denver died this morning.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. william
J. Bryan and his party, including Theo.
dore A. Bell arrived In this city from
st. Louis this morning. Mr.. Bryan
was greeted at the station by r. T
Critttenden, Jr.. mayor of Kansas
City; William 8. Cowherd and many
other prominent Democrats Of the city
and escorted to Hotel Baltimore.
GOSHEN. N. Y. Aug. 27.-Ferdi
nand Pinney Earle wants to get out oi
jail. He is locked up on the charge Of
having beaten his wife. who was his
original affinity" The beating tool
place while Mrs. Earle was weak and
Ill and nursing ten days old baby
When Earle FIRST went to Jail he
remarked that the light filtering down
through the skylight was fine for stu.
dio. He said he would have his easel
and coiors brought in and would re.
main until the grand jury has disposed
of his case In October. But he has
changed his mind. The cell is dark
and cheerless: the environment has
gotten on his nerves and now that
his resentment against his wife's rela-
tives has been dissipated he wants to
get out Of the dark, dingy jail house
into quarters more suitable to his TEN.
permanent.
Victor Earle, the artist prisoners
brother. who is New York real estate
dealer, is in Goshen today arranging
for Ferdinand's release on bail. and
the latter will don his sandais-his
favorite footwear--and will be free
man until his case is brought to the
attention Of the grand jury.
WILCOX. Aug. 27.-Colonel w. F.
Stewart, the artillery officer Who is
is practically In exile at abandoned
Fort Grant, was greatly pleased at the
order from the war department for
him to take the horsemanship test
ride of ninety miles. The colonel de-
nies that he has any intention of sur
rendering and permitting himself to
be forced out of the army. Ha sfilI