Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-28
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have my opinion OF any woman who
Will usesA powder puff This remark
In the pulpit of, the First Christian
church Sunday. night, also caused a
riot. So heated have the affairs be.
come that the minister, Rev. J. H.
Moore. early announced that he would
hand in his resignation to the congre-
CATION.
eToULoN. France. Sept. 24.-An en-.
tire gun crew was killed outright when
one OF the big turret guns on the
Erenoh cruiser La Touche Theville,
exploded. The accident occurred dur
ing the gunnery drill. The force of the
sxplosion made the big fighting ma
chine tremble like leaf. Thirteen
men. gave up their lives when the big
gun exploded.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 24.-St Louis
Z Ban Francisco passenger train is re-
ported derailed near Carthage. Mo-,
and four persons reported killed A
telephone message from Carthage says
the wrecked train was north bound
passenger for 81. Louis. All cars left
the track and the engine and baggage
car went into the river. The engineer
and Areman wene instantly killed, and
about twenty-five passengers injured,
some fatally.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Sept. 24.-sam.
uel D. McAllister, Thirty-eighth COM
pany, coast artillery, has been ordered
to appear before a retiring board at
Washington. d. c.. according to an
announcement made today, and will In
this manner escape court martial on
the charge of being morally unfit for
service in the United States army
Captain McAllister is said to have alb.
sented himself from the Preside for
several days without leave. He has
twice been obliged to appear before
court martial on similar charges and
in each case was dropped few files.
ell PASo, Tex. Sept. 24.--Georgc
Clark, a negro Of Shere, Texas. Mon
day night shot Constable w. H. Tay.
lor, who attempted to arrest him, was
hanged to tree. and left for dead.
Yesterday morning he was found aliv.s,
taken to jail where a second mob
threatens to take him and finish the
work Of the first.
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. 24.-Typo-
graphical unions of Indiana and other
states this week are forwarding reso.
lutlnns, to Williams j. Bryan, demand
ing that the union label be placed on
his publication. the Commoner. In
many instances, the resolution states,
that unless the demand is complied
with, copies Of the publication which
are receivede by union subscribers will
be returned to the Commoner office at
Lincoln. Neb., in their original wrap
pers. Printers feel that as long as
Bryan processes to be friend of or
ganized labor he should see that the
publishers follow the custom Of all
union Offices.
PlTTsBURG, Sept. 24.-R. ]. Hood,
25 years old, residing on the north
side, committed suicide by jumping
from the Seventh street bridge into
the Allegheny river. Just before the
jump Jacob Zimmerman and Hood
strangers to each other. met on the
bridge. Have a drink said Hood.
mo. thank you." replied Zimmerman.
We'll, goodbye then, old man." and
with these words he leaped over the
rail to his death. 1t was several hours
before his body was found and identi.
fed.
BUCYRUS. Ohio, Sept. 24.-Lewis
stemmel, In harvesting field Of pop
corn. found much OF the crop already
cracked open. The excessively dry
weather and the high temperature had
literally popped the corn on the
stalks.
MANILA. Sept. pa typhoon Of
terrific velocity swept through the cen
trail portion Of the Philippine group.
Wires are prostrated and the available
details Of damage done are meager.
II is evident serious disaster followed
In the wake Of the sudden storm. Tele-
graph dispatchs from the town Of Mas
bate reports every building in the
place saved with the exception of the
postal building. A dispatch received
from Rombion says that typhoon has
caused great loss to property, and that
many persons had been
killed. l..i.I
, MANILA, Sept. 24.-The cholera cpl
demic continues to assume less alarm
ing proportions. and the daily average
Of new cases discovered or reported
is about thirty. Josephine Hall, an
infant, attacked several
day ago. died today. No Americans
have been stricken by the cholera
since the last report. a.o-l.,
NEW YORK, Sept. 24,-r-Passengers
pn the Cupard liner ,.Mauretania, in
,lnding J. B. Forgan. the Chicago b ak
sr., and Mrs. Forgsn, and George M.
Reynolds. had a terrifying experi-n,e g
IN midocean last week when, through
an accident to, one of the propelicrs
and Ito ahaff tho vacsal uhich tc ,po