Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-31
Indian. and win probably die.

Indian. and win probably die. The
two men had quarreled in the after
noon over trivial matter and Pyles
started to his houss vowing that he
would get gun. Just a. he turned
the Indian shot him IN the back with
a revolver. The bullet entered be-
tween the shoulders and passed d.
rectly through the body.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-Captain p.
c. Hams, Jr., and his brother, T. Jen-
kins Hams. were held without bail for
the action Of the grand jury today on
the charge OF the murder of William
raigned in the magistrates court In
Long Island City. T. Jenkins Hams
is accused of being an accessory to the
murder while the captain Is alleged to
be the principal. 1t is the announced
intention Of Captain Hams counsel to
plead insanity as his defense. together
with the sensational charges which
Captain Hains' counsel have made
against the captains wife, involving
the alleged confession by her Of i'm
proper friendship for Annis. have CIV
en- the case unusual interest. IT is
expected the counsel for T. jenkins
Hains would endeavor to have the
charges against him dismissed on the
grounds that he took no actual part
in the killing and what he did was to
protect his brother.
The Hains brothers were taken from
the Queens county jail, handcuffcd to-
gether and rode on street car IN the
custody of deputy sheriff to Magis-
trate Gilroy's court. Captain Hams,
who, when hc las; appeared in court
wore the Uniform OF his army rank,
today was clad In citizens clothes and
his pallor iadic, ed the effects OF his
confinement in Jail.
DENVER, Aug. 2S.-Chairman John
F. Vivian OF the Republican state COM
mittee, leader In the revolution in Den.
yer, called the state committee to meet
in Denver again tomorrow to take ac-
ton on the Denver disputes relative
to the creation OF new organization
for Denver and legislative districts
around Denver and the relegation of
present committee. 1t is proposed to
postpone the state convention in order
| that the Burger committee In Denver
and float legislative committees can
have time to hold primaries and con
ventions after legal entanglements
have been disposed of In courts.
OYSTER BAY, Aug. 28.-Kermit
Roosevelt, the second son OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt, stopped a runaway
pair OF horses yesterday afternoon aft
er a wild chase on horseback along the
shore road into Bayville, and probably
saved the lives of Mrs. Frank Hilton
of New York and her two small sons
Kermit seized the horses reins while
the animals were galloping at full
speed and brought them to q stand
still.
TOXIC, Aug. 28.-News OF the sink
ing of the British steamship Dunearr
and the loss of all but two of the
fifty-three members of her crew In g
typhoon which ragged on August 26 of
the Port of Goto on the island oi
Kiuhiu, reached here today.
MELBOURNE, Australia, Aug. 28.-
The American battleship fleet passed
Wilson promontory, 125 miles from
the entrance of Melbourne harbor al
9:45 o'clock last night. The warships
were In column formation. The fleet
will arrive at Fort Phillip Head OIL
schedule time tomorrow morning.
NEW YORK, Aug 2S.-The Hobo
ken police are searching the city fol
the boys who tried to cruelty Johr
Sinich, 4 years old, of that city The
little fellow, according to his father
Alexander Sinich, was placed against
a telegraph pole, his head held firml,
and a nail driven into his eye. Screams
from the suffering boy frightened
away his assailants before they could
further maltreat him.