Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-09


bers OF the mob. A reign OF terro,
prevailed throughout the city all dur
ing the night, and in all quarters ol
the city peaceful citizens barricaded
themselves In their homes. Bands OF
maurauders prowled through the dark
side streets until daylight, brandish
ing weapons and firing shots into the
homes of known monarchist leaders.
DENVER, April THE Bryan
banquet last evening became demoral.
lied by 100 walters walking out Just
as the banquet started The spread
was being served at El Jebel temple
by Caterer Hyman. The latter has
been having some trouble with the
union and the latter demanded that
only union cooks and walters be hired
for the banquet. which was agreed
| to. As the banquet was announced "a
walking delegate presented Hyman
with written contract to unionize
his four restaurants in the city, which
he refused to do. whereupon the wait.
ers walked out. Mr.. Hyman tele-
phoned for his relatives and with
their aid and few of the young men
| among the banqueters he was able to
serve couple OF courses when Sena-
tor Patterson called the remaining
portion of and Mr.. Bryan was permit
ted to address the large gathering.
DENVER, Apri! with few
personal friends as escort, William j.
Bryan took leave of Denver at 1915
o'clock this afternoon. After nearly
twenty hours of political campaigning
and strenuous dining here, he left in
good spirits. According to Mr.. Bryan's
own statement, if he learns in ad-
vance that he, is to be nominated
again for the presidency, he Will not
attend the Democratic convention.
As 1t appears certain that he will
be named to head the national ticket,
1t is not probable that the Nebraskan
will visit Denver again for many
months.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April T.
When the joint conference of the coal
operators and miners was called to
order today both sides were confident
that an adjustment OF differences
would soon be reached The confer
ence Immediately took up the formal
proposition of the miners made yes
terday that hey return to work pend
ing settlement.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April -
Congressman Abraham Loincoln
Brick of the 18th Indiana district, died
suddenly here this morning.
TOPEKA, Kas., April 7.-Robbers
at an early hour this morning dyna
mited the safe of the State Bank OF
Huron, in Atchison county, and es-
capped with $500. The bank build
ing was badly wrecked The robbers,
six in number, made their escape on
hand cars.
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, April e.
message received from Magdalena
bay by the United Wireless Telegraph
company states that the cruiser Con-
necticut is now taking torpedo prac-
tice, and she will go on the range
today. Rear Admiral Thomas Is now
In command of the feet and with his
personal staff will board the Connect
icut Wednesday.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-Mrs.
w. Hayes OF this city was burned to
death in fire which destoyed her
home in Clay street last night. The
fire was caused by the explosion OF a
lamp which was accidentally over
turned by the husband. He also was
fatally burned. and cannot live until
night. Two others were badly in
jured by fire.
CHICAGO. April Eight persons
were injured. one fatally, and nearly
score OF others seriously hurt today
when a motor car on the South Side
elevated road jumped the track and
crashed to the ground. The car fell
into the rear yard OF residence, but
the end remained propped against the
structure.
The car was used as smoker.
The motorman OF the car, George
Stang. was cut and bruised about the
head and body and his skull frac-
tured. He was taken TO the Wesley
hospital where he is dying today.
Among those seriously hurt was
Joseph Barmody of Marion. Ohio. in
ternally injured and now dying
Thomas NJ. Mosser, skull fractured.
may die; Barney Homan, internal in
juries, condition serious. About fifty
people were in the front car when the
accident happened. and all were more
or less seriously injured.
NEW YORK. April THE troubles
of the fashionable rich of New York
continue 10 excite public interest. In
his answer to his wife's suit tor d.
vorce. Howard Gould names the well
known actor, Dustin Farnum, as CO.
respondent. The allegation has made
great sensation.
A close friend of Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt intimates that Mrs. Van
derbilt exceeded the limitations set
by Mr.. Vanderbilt in her allegations