Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-11

pour and the heavy showers continued a,
intervals throughout the day and all las
night
DAToN. o., Feb. s.--A boy and a CIR
i were arrested today In connection win
. the suspected murder OF Lizzie Fuihart
the girl whose body was found IN 4
cistern last Friday afternoon. The no.
lice refuse 10 reveal the names Of the
young prisoners or give out evidence on
which they were apprehended. The stoln
ach and vitals organs OF Miss Fuller is
IN the hands OF physicians for chemical
analysis. the theory OF poison having been
advanced. Lizzie Fulhart was the fcuI h
young woman victim in a shocking wave
OF murder that has swept over ,his vi
cinity during the past few daya
| OTrUMwA, La. Feb. S.-Joe HopIsins.
negro. the government Inspector Of
meats in the John Morell Packing com
pany plant here. and one of the most
prominent negroes of the city. is in jail
suspected OF the fiendish murder of Mss
Clara Rosen, young white woman
whose death has shocked the entire COM
nunity. The police assert they have the
| right man.
Miss Clara Rosen. a choir singer, aged
p years. was murdered last Friday ngi.t
at ottumwa. Her body was terribly ma
I tllated. She was to have been married
the next day to Sanford Carlson, a mine
owner of Ironton, Wyo
| CHARLESTON. S. c., Feb s.-The tor
| pedo boat destroyer worden has arrived
from Norfolk. after what Lieutenant
Richardson. her commander. declared was
the toughest trip he had ever taken.
The Worden left Hampton Roads Fri
day morning with the torpedo boats Por
ter, Shubrick and Stockton for Charles
ton, but the first day out a terrific Gale
was encountered and the Porter was
forced to put back. The Stockton made
beaufort N. c.. and the Shubrick put m
at Morehead City, but the Worden sue
ceeding in reaching here In safety.
SILVERTON, Feb. S.-The storm which
set In yesterday morning turned to a reg
uiar blizzard last night, the snowfall be-
ing heavy and with a fierce wind, which
is keeping up today, the snow Is being
badly drifted. So far as heard no dam
aging slides have run and the slides in
the Animas canon are reported small.
but If the storm continues the snow la
bound to run and fill up the cuts that
were cleaned out about u week ago.
TELLURIDE Feb s.-snow and wind
are keeping people well housed today.
snow started to fall yesterday and with
strong wind is drifting badly In the
hills No slides reported up to 2 O'Clock
this afternoon.
NEW YORK, Feb. Sin the veins of =,
baby, days old. the blood transfused
from its father recently and today.
according to physicians who performed
thls operation. the child's life was saved.
This is probably the youngest infant on
which this operation has been perform
ed 1t was only the second time that
1t had been attempted In the case of an
infant. The blood was transfused fror,
the fathers left radlal artery to the
femoral vein of the baby. A cut was
made in the fathers left arm and he
thinks he gave about pint of blood TO
he baby. although much more was lost
N the course OF the operation.
GRAND JUNCTION. Feb s-one man
was killed, another fatally injured ana
thirteen cars reduced to kindling wood
in a wreck on the Denver and Rio
Grande between Ruby and Westwater,
small stations just over the state line in
Utah early this morning. Westbound ex-
ira freight No. G6 ran into q roclslida
that had covered the track to a depth Of
several feet. The train was travelling al
good rate Of speed and when the sud
den jolt came caused by hitting the slide,
the train backed In two Head Brake |
man oron Spencer, who was walking on
top of tho cars en- route from the engine |
to the caboose. was crushed to death |
Fireman McLide was pinned under the en-
sine and fatally scalded by escaping |
steam. He was brought to the hospital |
this morning in dying condition and is
not expected to survive the day The |
rgiuear In
clear o: the wreckage and escaped with
minor injuries.
DENVER. Feb. San unidentified man |
about 45 years old was killed by pas
senger train on the Moffat road last night |
at Sixteenth and Bassett streets. The |
train ran over the man twice. once as
1t was running into the Noffat depot and |
again as 1t was backing into the yards |
The mans body. almost completely sew
cred at the waist. was discovered by mem |
bers of the train crew after they had |
unloaded the train at the depot and were |
backing out to the train sheds. No pa |
pers were in the mans pockets, but from
his appearance 1t is thought ne was an |
italian laborer.
DENVER, Feh. 9.-Routed from their |
beds by flames and smoke at 2:15 this
hici hAht ioi ~ butoAb lhG
sett hotel, Sixteenth and Central
streets, North Denver, had narrow
escape from death and were forced
to flee into the zero temperature of
the streets clad only in their night
clothing. The fire started in the base.
ment of the saloon which occupied a
corner OF the building. In few min.
utes the entire building was filled with
smoke and red flames were shooting
up the stairways and airshafts.
LINCOLN. Neb, Feb. 9.-Railway.
men, street car managers and tele
graph companies are today struggling
against blizzard which seems to be
general throughout the state. Rail
way trains are belated on all the roads
and the cutting wind and the intense
cold is making traffic difficult. 1t IS
estimated that Lincoln merchants sus
tanned loss of $4,000 from the break.
ing OF store and shop windows.
OMAHA. Neb., Feb. 9.-The blizzard
predicted by the weather bureau reach.