Semi-weekly herald., 1908-01-30

| relieves mental anxiety aud dependency.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorato
| the stomach. liver and bowels One TO
three dose. Easy TO take as candy.
four hours later. but his wife's injur-
| les will not prove fatal.
Several months ago King charged
his wife with unfaithfulness and at
that time threatened her life. On this
charge he was tried In the district
court here in September. Soon after
ward Mrs. King brought suit for di-
yorce which was granted on grounds
of non support and desertion. Since
then, III ng has been engaged in rail-
| road work at Cripple Greek and Pueb.
10. while Mrs. King has been keeping
house for William Johnson
BUENOS AYRES. Argentine Repub-
lie, Jan. 27.-The American torpedo
boat flotilla arrived here yesterday and
was received by a division of the Ar
gentine torpedo boats. An unevent-
full trip was reported. From now until
Thursday morning when the fotilla
will leave for Puerta Arenas an elab-
crate series of entertainments will be
rendered the visiting offirers and men.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-The
Call says today: Bullets fired with
deadly intent by the national guard
sharpshooters yesterday morning frus-
trated second attempt to rob the
armory of companies x and NJ. Fifth
Infantry, national guards. In the
building, which is located at Buchanan
and Walter streets. are kept valuable
coast defense and Typographical plans
of the peninsula. That the attack Oh
the building was not part Of the oper-
ations of ordinary burglars seems ap-
parent from the persistency of the
mysterious visitors.
Early Saturday morning and again
in the darkness OF Sunday morning
two men tried to gain an entrance into
the premises Fearing that third at
tempt might be made the officer in
command ordered the guard of sol
diers doubled last night. Armed men
watched the premises from nightfall
Sunday until dawn this morning.
From descriptions of the trespassers
furnished officers of the regiment by
the sentries the officers are working
on the theory that Japanese spies are
seeking to gain entrance to the secrets
of the armory.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 27-Frank r.
O'Neil, vice-president of the Pulitzer
Publishing company and manager of
the Post-Dispatch. died this morning
after having been i'll but few days,
from pneumonia.
RENO, New, Jan. ga new joint
freight tariff on ores was put into eff
feet today by the Southern Pacific.
Oregon Short Line, San Pedro and
tributary roads. and is being received
with great favor by mining operators,
The tariff applies to ore, concentrates
matte and iron fluxing ores. The rate
varies from $3.50 to sl2.50 con, ac-
cording to shipping point and value OF
product.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-Colonel
| Francis T. Freeland. noted mining
and civil engineer, globe trotter and
mine owner OF Colorado, who formerly
| lived here, was found dead In his
| apartment at the Colonnade hotel. His
death is supposed to have been caused
| by apoplexy. The sudden end of Col
| Freeland is similar in nearly every de
tail to the deaths of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Freeland, who re-
sided here. each dying suddenly from
stroke OF apoplexy, More than $500
in bills. together with securities val
ued at $4,000 were found in the
clothing of Col. Freeland. There was
also jewelry and other valuables in his
possession estimated to be worth $25.
900. Col. Freeland. who was raised in
| this city, had for the last twenty years
made his home in Colorado, where he
first achieved success as mining ex
pert.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Jan. 2S.-
Francis T. Freeland was in charge o
the Isabella company's properties dur
ing the time of the Hagerman admins
tration, from 1895 to early In 1898
when he returned to Aspen to look af
ter the Hagerman properties in tha
camp. He had been in all the world'I
greatest mining camps. Before com
ing to Cripple Creek he was superin
tendent OF an iron.sIlver mine mine a
Lesdville.