Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Trial Is Delaved-Martin B

Trial Is Delayed-Martin b.
(Skinney) Madden and his associates,
M. ]. Boyle and F. A. Pouchet, of Chi
cago will not be placed on trial until
next fall. This was agreed on Wednes-
day by States Attorney Wayman and
counsel for the labor officials
Horse Breaks Back-A stallion
recently purchased by Clarence ii.
Mackey for $4,000 was trying to snake
a f1y off It's neck at Mr. Mackey's s Long
island estate, when he reared INTO tne
air and fell over backward, breaking
his back. A veterinary ended the AMI
mails life with a bullet.
To Make Butter from OIL
Standard oil chemists are declared to
have discovered a process whereby they
can make butter as byproduct OF
crude petroleum. If reports are true
plans have been prepared and contracts
soon will be let for putting up pig
butter making plant as a new depart
ure of the Standard oil work at New
York.
Gambler Dies-The death in a
hospital at Peekskill, N. Y, is an
nounced of big Frank" FELTON,, a
gambler who was widely known all over
the United tates. FELTON, retired from
his calling three years ago, and since
then he and his wife had been living
humbly on a farm near Peekskill, where
they supported themselves by taking
in boarders.
Caught by Foot; Killed-Held
fast by his foot, which was caught in
the temporary tracks at State street
and Eldredge court, Joseph Andrews. a
working man, was run down and killed
by a Chicago street surface car Wednes-
day night. He was still shouting and
waving his arms when the car hit him,
but the motorman did not hear either
his cries, nor those of the crowd on the
sidewalks.
Goes After Fortune - Mrs.
Henry Burslyn of West Hoboken, N. j.,
is on her way to Germany to claim one
tenth of the $100OO,OOO estate ieft py
Bishop ]. Frankel of Breslau, who was
her uncle. She also carries the power
of attorney for her brother. When
the bishop died last fall he left will
dividing his estate into ten parts, CIV
ing one part to Mrs. Burslyn and one
part to herS brother.s=s
New Snake Found - A speci-
men of what is believed to be an un-
KNOWN species Ol luO AehiiiiiS
locally at any rate, was captured near
Portland Ore, Wednesday. The rep7
tile Is about eighteen inches long, and
is not to exceed two inches in circum-
ference In color it's back Is of dusty
light olive shade, while its stomach is
bright yellow. It's head is small and
out of all proportion to the body.
Berkeley Men Object - The
request of taxicab company of Bos-
ton, asking permission to run taxicabs
in Beverley, Mass, during the stay OF
the president, has brought forth Wig
orous opposition from the double quar-
tet of Beverly cabmen. The cabmen
feel the license committee of the coun-
Gil will stand by them, for one of the
three members is a blacksmith, and
another one operates livery stable.
Sergeant Dies - Sergeant Rob
ert Johnson of the artillery, who
was wounded in the fight at Patian on
Jolo island, in which the notorious
Moro outlaw. Jijiri, and his band We're
exterminated, last Monday, died today
from, the effects of his wounds. Cor
poral Hauser, who was wounded during
the same fight, is not expected to live,
but the remainder of the wounded, in
cluding the three officers, are making
satisfactory progress.
Deportations Doubled - Since
June 26, the immigration authorities at