Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
TELEGRAPRIC NEWS

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fathers Erie ferry boats and turned
IL into u manof-peace to fight tuber-
culosis. She has presented the boat
10 the Brooklyn committee on the
Prevention OF tuberculosis and the
Brooklyn Red Cross society Ham
mocks, steamer chairs and other cou-
veniences FOR out in the air sleeping |
sill be arranged for the accommodate
lion OF 300 men, women and children.
Thee meals d day will be served oil |
the boat and between meals parents /!
will get all the milk and eggs they |
are able TO eat. For the commissary |
department Miss Hartman will for !
age ON her fathers country place at
Arden. where the milk Is famous and
farm products the best that money
can command. A free bus VIII be run
10 the boat from Brooklyn stations
Tor those who cannot pay car fare.
BOSTON, June 24.--Miss Helen
Frick, daughter OF Il. c. Frick, steel
magnate OF Pittsburg, is launching her
first philanthropic venture in the east
by leasing OF the big StillmaD farm at
East Wenham for the accommodation
through the summer months OF the
orphans OF Boston and vicinity
thousand or more orphans Will be d.
rectiy benefited by this charity. Miss
Ffick will personally supervise the
work.
COLORADO SPRINGS, June "a
Caught red-handed burgIarizing the
Davis e. Muttis confectionery store,
thief tried 10 kill Ed McCabe,
merchant watcbman. at O'Clock this
morning. Seven shots were exchanged
between the officer and burglar, none
OF them taking effect. The thief got
away IN the darkness and there is no
clew to his identity.
AlcCabe was making his rounds
when he noticed the burglar at work
iu front of the safe. Not being arm
ed the officer went to nearby res
teurant and got gun and was pre-
pared TO cover the safe cracker. The
officer supposed the door locked and
pushed his weight against 1t, expect
ing to have to force his way in. The
door was unlocked. however, and in
opening 1t McCabe fell, giving the
thief time to get from behind the
counter and start out the back way.
McCabe opened fire and the burglar
turning round faced him and sent two
shot whizzing past his head. The
men were not more than two feet
apart and their escape from injury Is
remarkable. The thief did not get
away with any booty. There were
five bags of money in the safe. lie
had collected them when he WAS sur
prised by the officer breaking in the
door. In the fright the man left the
loot behind.
WASHINGTON. June 24.-'I an
against woman suffrage" announced
Speaker Cannon yesterday. The speak
e. was talking TO the graduating class
of the Oswego, N. Y. high school, in
troduced to him by Representative
John Dwight.
sIpi--tail- pnu why l am agafus
speaker. and score Of The younl
women gathered close around lin
You see, each one of you girls will
get married and control your hus
bands votes as well as everything
else. II you don't marry you will con
troll your brothers vote. SO you see
If we let you vote the first thing W,
know we men won't have any chance
at ALL"
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 24-Tht
cage in Klondike mine No. AT Clin
ton, dropped sixty feet this morning
while lowering twelve men down Il
work. One mans back was broken
Five mems legs were broken and al
the other men seriously injured 1t Is
expected that several will die.
DETROIT, Mich, June 24.-Trair
dispatching by telephone was the main
subject under discussion at the con
vention of the Railway Telegraph Su
perintendents today. From reports
read by the delegates it appeared that
many of the railroads In the United
States and Canada are ready to adopt
the telephone system OF dispatchins
trains as soon as the various cleo
trical devices pass the experimental
stage.
SALT LAKE CITY, June 24.-(Spe
cial to The Herald. (--Word comes
from Durango that Col. Tighten Night
the man with war record, at least
the one who prates about his record a
good deal OF the time, is not coming
to this city 10 attend the G. A. u
encampment. The blow is one that
almost killed father. However, Salt
Lake people will try and muster NJ
sufficient courage not to declare the
meeting off.
PUEBLO. June 24.-Believed to be
notorious all round high-class
crook, woman registered at the Ho
tel Welton as Mrs. Kingsley, but who
is believed to be the wife of C. Pat
terson now in Jail here. suspected OF
many diamond thefts. was taken into
custody this morning. When her ef
fects were searched the police found
more than $1,000 worth of silks. furs
and expensive lingerie. The woman
was lodged In separate cell. denies
her husband is In custody. claiming
he is at La Junta and declares II a
man named Patterson is IN the tolls
she does not know him.
GRAND LAKE, Colo, June a.
William Jennings Bryan, Jr and Miss
Helen Virginia Berger were married
at $50 this morning at Kinnikinic
lodge. the summer home of Mr.. and
AIRS. +. d. Levering on the west shore