Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-07
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

ROSLYN. Wash. Oct. 4.-Eight
killed and three fatally Injured in an
explosion of gas in the shat. OF mine
No. OF the Northwestern company
yesterday afternoon
The known dead are: William Ar,
undoll, Dominick Bartoleho. Dan Har-
dy. Phillip Pozarich. Tom Marsoiyne.
John h. Jones. Carl BERGER, the gang
boss. and Aaron Isaackson The fatal
iy injured are: Otis Newhouse, James
Gurrell. and John X Jones. engineer.
and father Of John f. Jones.
When the explosion occurred col.
umn of fire was thrown hundreds of
feet Into the air, ignlting the shaft
plant and adjoining buildings. Under
the intense heat the hoist of the shaft
crumbled and fell Into the furnace
below. Thirty minutes after the ex.
plosion wagons began taking the in.
jured to the emergency hospital
Many of the men who were not kill.
ed outright by the explosion were
burned beyond recognition and can
live but few hours. Men in the
neighborhood of the shaft say it "a
burning fiercely this morning.
DENVER. Oct. ARISING and dress
Ing yesterday morning at her home in
Detroit street. Mrs. Theresa Miller
i6 years old, kissed her husband. and
placing spoonful OF cyanide of po-
tassium on her tongue fell dead on
the bed before he could make a move
to save her life. Her act OF yestar.
day was the third attempt she made
to end her life by various means.
She contemplated and talked of self.
destruction many times during the
past three years because OF failing
health. Insomnia was the trouble. She
feared insanity.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.-Dr. Freder.
lex A. Cook, arctic explorer, announc,
ed last night shortly after his arrival
from New York to deliver his lecture
that he will acquiesce In the PROPOSE
tion that the University of Copenhag.
en- be asked to waive Its claim 10 a
prior examination of his records, IN
order that the American Geographic
society and other scientific societies
OF this country may be enabled TO re.
view his data. He said he would be
satisfied to have the decisions of all
these tribunals announced simultane-
ously. Frankness characterized DR..
Cooks answers TO every question. al
though the explorer added but little
to what already has been said since
he returned to civilization.
ROME. Oct. 4.--The pope through
the consisiorial congregation has pro.
nounced personal and general ex-
communication against all Inhabitants !
OF the city of AdrIa and its suburbs
for severely injuring Bishop Boggiari
of that diocese with sticks and stones
during the recent anticlerical demon
strations. This is the first general
accommodation of city during the
present pontificate.
SAN FRANCISCO, oct.-Several
hundred persons saw John Mangels, q
flaming high diver. plunge nineiy-sev-
en- feet to probable death at local
amusement park here last night when
he failed to rise from the shallow tank
into which he dove head on.
Mangels was known as Towers
a n Ia. -.
sheet OF flame from oil soaked cotton.
He Is believed to have miscalcuIated
the distance. He shot like a comet
into the tank from which he was re-
moved with broken neck, and can
not live.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4--After confer
ence with William Randolph Hearst,
Charles Il. Gehring. chairman OF the
New York county committee OF the
Independence league. announced to.
day 1t was not improbable that the
founder of the league would enter the
mayoralty fight at the head OF the In.
dependent ticket. Mr.. Gehring would
not make any definite statement but
implied that Hearst has slgnified his
Willingness to enter the field again
this year
VIENNA. Austria, Oct. 4.-Albert
Pulitzer, brother of Joseph Pulitzer,
publisher OF the New York World.
committed suicide in this city yester-
day He evidently made doubly sure
OF death, for he first swallowed poison
and then standing In front of a mirror
sent bullet from revolver through
his right temple. The empty poison
bottle lay on the table In the room
where the body was found.
Mr.. Pulitzer and his servants were
occupying an elegant suite In the
Grand hotel, and the sick man had
been under the almost constant care
of DR.. Jacob POLAND With Mr.. Pu.
liter, In addition TO two servants,
was Count Mikorsky. his secretary
He was very rich. very sick and about
insane.
PORTLAND. Ore. Oct 4.--President
Taft yesterday preached another ser
mon. The scene had changed from