Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

score stood: Silverton l2. Ourav I
arrangements are being made fo
I Snverton to play Grand Junction a
oaray next Sunday for SO much on
side. Grand Junction is said 10 bay,
strong team.
fhoENlx, Ariz., July ia terria,
wihd' rain and hail storm. the mos
severe In years, swept the town %
Iemple, eight miles from here las,
nlght. No loss Of life is reported bu,
there was considerable destruction n,
property. Large hailstones covered
the ground while the Thermometer reg
istered 100 degrees.
LONDON. July 13.-The great ulvm.
pic contest establish the supremacy
oi Drawn throughout all the earth
opened here today under averse weath.
er conditions. Representatives from
practically every nation on the globe
are 1oregathered and trained down 10
hair for the events which shall de.
cioe the international CHAMPIONSHIP
lhe real contest begins tomorrow. The
stadium will hold a hundred thousand
people Three kings will watch the
display of Drawn.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, July 13-
Proceedings in the Harry X. Thaw
application for jury trial to determine
MS mental conditions today adjourned
until the September term of the su.
preme court of Westchester county
rms arrangement was, entered hy
Ihaw's counsel and Attorney Jerome.
IN the meantime Thaw will remain
IN custody and will stay in jail in
Poughkeepsie.
NEW YORK, July 13.-All through
the east and middle west the weather
was intensely hot yesterday. Little
moderation is reported today. Ten
deaths are reported and vast amount
OF suffering,
PORTLAND, Ore. July 13.-Cora
Hosford, IA years old, proved herself
a heroine at Washougal, Wash, by
rescuing her father and uncle from
waterX grave. The girl, with her
iather. Captain Perm Hosford, a we'll
known river captain, w. Patterson and
Mildred Long, her half-sister were In
swimming. The Long girl became ex.
hausted and Captain Hosford went to
her assistance. He cried for help and
patterson went to assist him. Captain
Hosford. himself was exhausted, and
with rare heroism little Miss Hosford
realizing the predicament swan to
him and brought him safely to shore.
BY this time Patterson became ex-
hausted and just in the nick OF time
his doughty little niece plunged into
the water and saved him. Finally
she went back and saved the body
o! the Long girl.
NEW YORK, July 13-Four New
Jersey boys died yesterday and this
morning from lockjaw, due to acct
dents received on the Fourth of July. |
Three OF the boys. Harry Hill, Arthur
Beny and Rollo Terasino, died at
North Hudson. All three had been
wounded in the hand, Hall by pistol, |
Beny by rifle. Terasino by a toy |
cannon. The other boy, Thomas How
ard Shapley, In Patterson, died as the
result of shooting himself In the left |
hand with blank cartridge.
NEW YORK. July 13.-The incuba-
or sons OF Marie and Pasquale Pa
aneno were christened yesterday. The
wins were born Saturday morning
md their weight combined scarcely
three pounds. Both were
AIKEN to an incubator at Coney island |
When the children were to be chris |
ened Mrs. Palaneno. who is suf- |
'ragist and an ardent supporter of |
I
Bryan. Her husband, who is election
district captain, agreed to this pro-
'ided the other boy be named Taft. |
Bryan weighs three ounces more than
Taft. but both have an even chance
IN the incubator.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 13.-Five
men known to have been drowned and
hree women and q man believed to |
"a ka fat In tvxx
4 severe wind and rainstorm passed |
over the harbor. Eight men In a
row boat were endeavoring to reach |
Fort McHenry when one OF them. Pc
Ter Dieterich, terrified by the storm,
upset the boat. He with William Della |
cour. Joseph Lohmiller and Edward |
Simmons were drowned.
NEW YORK, July 13.-When Com |
mander Robert f. Peary boards his |
the Roosevelt, at Sydney, |
Cape Breton, tomorrow or Wednes- |
day and starts on his expedition in |
search of the north polo an interna-
tional race to the uttermost end of
the world will be on. Peary hopes
10 carry the stars and stripes to the
north pole. while the British antarctic
commanded by Lieutenant
Ernest II. Shackleton is trying to
place the union jack OF the British
empire at 80 degrees south. Although
the British expedition has year han
dicap In point of tide, Peary hopes to
win the race.
DENVER, July 14.-With the Demo
cratic convention out of the way, Den
yer bankers are going ahead with the
convention of the American Bankers
association in Denver during the week
of September 27. Although in point
of numbers the convention is small In
comparison to the one just closed. 1t
will be the most important meeting
of the association ever held in the
United States. Currency reform Is
the main topic OF the convention.
Delegates and visitors will probably
number more than $500, bringing to-
gether men who control the finances OF
the nation.
NEW YORK-Wall street accepts
william j. Bryan's defeat as fore
gone conclusion. His nomination,
therefore, is generally regarded with
favor among bankers and brokers, ire
spective of their usual political affilia-
tions.
So convinced Is Wall street that
Bryan will be defeated that the plat
form adopted at Denver aroused lit
lie interest or comment. Bankers who
we're asked to comment on the guar
anteed bank deposit clause and railroad
regulation section Of the platform as a