Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-26

Dakota and procure a decree on
charge of cruelty after which. she said,
Pear would marry her.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Jennie Demp-
| sey. 18 years old. today shot and prob
ably fatally wounded Joseph George
oplis. The young woman hysterical-
iy declared when arrested that her
life had been wrecked by the per
fdy of Georgeoplis. Miss Dempsey en-
tered the fruit store where the young
Greek was employed. and drew a re
volver which she had concealed In
her waist and fred three shots at her
erstwhile lover. One bullet entered
his brain. inflicting q wound from
which he cannot recover.
DALLAS. 8. D.. Oct. 22.-Drawing
for farms in the great Tripp county
district finished today. when No. 5000
was reached. This morning Judge
Witten and his clerks began the work
of asserting 100000 unlucky applica-
tfons and comparing them with those
| which drew prizes, in order to deter.
mine II any application had registered
twice. II any are found among the
| prize winners they will be barred from
filing. 1t is estimated that participa-
tion in the lottery cost the land seek
ers not less than two million dollars.
| PARIS, Oct. 22.-Report from Rome
that duke of the Abruzzi would be a
passenger on the French line steamer
La Lorraine could not be substantiated
today at the offices Of the company.
Inquiries were met with the statement
that the duke had not yet taken pas
sage.
Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. 22.-The trial
of the five Mexicans charged with TO
menting revolutions against Mexico is
to go to the jury in federal court late
this afternoon. Defendants were on
, the stand today and denied connection
with the revolutionary movement. The
court room was full of rifles. car
, tridges and dynamite captured with
, the prisoners, introduced as evidence
I'll CENTERVII4LE, Ia, Oct. 23.-Dr. }
IL. Sawyers, Centerville's most promi
3 nent surgeon, has been summoned to
{ Paris to attend the duchess OF Chaul
a mes. who expects to become a mother
, some time after November 10. Mrs
/. Sawyers, an aunt of the duchess. ac
nj companied him, and they will be join
n ed at New York by T. p. Shonss, the
:. father of the duchess. Mr.. Shonts
/. anxiety over his daughter caused hin
to insist upon DR.. Sawyers making the
v trip. rhe duchess was formerly
d Centerville girl.
\. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 23.-John w
MI Kern. Jr., son of the Democratic vic'
. | Ioto xuhn Ia Sut
n fering from nerve paralysis and acut'
v indigestion, is still in critical con
n. dition today. 1t was feared for tim
4 last night he would not live unit
n morning. Today 1t is said there is
n slight change for the child's ultimat
,f recovery.
e CHICAGO, Oct. 23-What ma
N prove a battling mystery develope
A. last night when the body of woma
o. was found In the drainage canal nea
N Summit, Ill, and identified as that
III Mrs. Hannah Kaiser, II years old,
widow. who disappeared from he
e. home October 19 with ten thousan
,e dollars in her possession. The pr
c: lice ohtainea. fEep pu RfdTiq Kktlihtp KktlihtspmqRiil Ri
a. tenmacher is nephew of the victii
o. and resides in apartments above thos
It. formerly occupied by his aunt. II
lie told Policeman Simon who accompt
b. MED him to Summit, where he mad
O. the Identification, that Mrs. Kaiser re
i, Gently had sold property for whicI
he she received $10.500. According t.
L. Kistenmacher, she had no faith II
Ie banks and carried the money sewe'
e up in her clothing. This habit wa
D. known generally among her neigh
TT bors.
t. PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 23.-Th'
lr trial Of former Congressman Binge
IS Hermann, indicted in connection witt
II the Oregon land frauds, has agair
l. been postponed. this time indefinitel.
3 or until the attorneys in the cast
y come together and agree to a date o
g trial. Because F. ]. Heney, who ex
l. pected to conduct the prosecution o.
/. the case, cannot come. agreement has
been reached among attorneys tc
s postpone trial until such time as Judge
= Hunt and Heney can come to Port
/ land.
8 MUSKOGEE Okla Oct. 23.-Twen
: W tuOubdHu persons SHlfeTeu III u cOlu
a north wind In Muskogee this morning
, without breakfast or fire as the result
3 of the washing out during the night OF
. the gas main across the Arkansas
, river here. There has been a steady
8 downpour Of rain for thirty-six hours
3 and this morning 1t is still raining.
. Several railroad bridges have been
> washed away and many passenger
trains are stalled near here.
, HAZELTON, Pa, Oct. 23.-A dis.
r turbance bordering on a riot occurred
r at the funeral of James Discavage. a
miner, buried at McAdoo near here
today. Father Eusic of the McAdoo
Polish church refused to say mass on
account Of some misunderstanding
and after the man had been buried his
friends attacked the parsonage and
broke most OF the windows. The
priest escaped the fury Of the mob by
hiding. A friend OF the priest said he
would have probably been killed had
he been caught.
DENVER, Oct. 23.-Developments
in the contest of the two factions Of
the Republican party over the anti.
Guggenheim and business mems ticket