Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-05

IionaIre brewer and fugitive from JUS
tice since 1902. lie to return from
Paris and face The charge OF bribery.
The report has 1t that former Governor
Joseph w. Folk, who, as circuit attor1
ney obtained Wainwright's Indictment.
VIII be hired by the state as special
prosecutor in the case. The trial, II
It takes place Will revive the famous
Doodle crusade which made Folk ia
nous.
Wainwright is accused Of having
signed two joint notes. with Henry
Nicholaus and Charles H. Turner for
$75 900 and 100000 each, the proceeds
OF which were to be used to bribe
members Of the city legislature to
pass franchise bill for the ST. Louis
L. Suburban Railway company. Mich
CLAUS successfully fought the indict-
ment OH this charge and Turner since
died. 1t is said the state relies upon
the confession by Turner to convict
wainwright.
JACKSON. Mich, July 1.-Governor
Johnson OF Minnesota, delivering an
| address here last night, said: Il hope
to see the time when women Will
join their husbands In political affaifs
Where woman is the atmosphere If
better and politics would be better
with her refining influence"
CHICAGO, July Policeman Hen
Iry schnadle was killed early today oy
a burglar he was attempting to Arrest.
The burglar, who is thought TO be q
negro, was forcing an entrance 10 a
store at Wabash avenue and Th'rty
fourth street when surprised by the
policeman. In the exchange of shots
the policeman was wounded. dying
few minutes later. His assailant wht
escaped Is also thought to be wound
ed
NEW YORK, July 1.-Eighteer
Young women started for Naples toda.
with the intention of travelling abroad
for two months with only such per
sonal effects as can be carried IN
suitcase for each person. All articles
of dress were of silk, so as to occup!
the smallest space. and one hat TO
each woman will suffice for the trip
: The party is chaperoned by Miss Joyc'
Cullen of this city. and will traye
through Italy and Switzerland, theme
to Paris and London They are t
lhaye an audience With the Pope.
WASHINGTON, July 1.--DeDtructiol
OF the far famed White house cour
; where played the so-called Roosevelt
tennis cabinet" to make room for nd
: ditional working quarters for the exec
= utiye clerical staff, began today whe'
D eaoavators marked OFF the ground 70
9 pick and shovel. This Is the beginnin
: of renovation OF the White house an
further improvements ordained D
u President Taft. Mrs. Taft and tn
l. young people leave Saturday evenlpy
$ for summer quarters at Beverly and y
the absence of the family will be pu
sued the task of concealing with fres
d paint and paper and new urholster
q the old mansion which has saelfere
e every presidential family since Jon
Adams day.
NEW LONDON. Conn, my -
II Rowing In perfect form and i'r ou
e chasing their opponents Isi va. d
d four-oared university and eignt-oare
y freshman crews this morning signal
defeated Yale amid frantic cheerin
e of thousands who lined the rive
banks Yale's hopes are now base
v on the varsity eigbt-oared race whc
e will occur late this afternoon althoug
S betting is slightly in favor ef tn
:. crimson.
/ NEW YORK. July 1.-The America
$ Sugar Refining company, six of 1t
/ directors and two other ind rldunl
were indicted by the federal gr. IL
: jury today on charge of conspirac
d in restraint OF trade. The individual
Q indicted are Washington B. Thomas
fining company; Arthur Dojer an,
! Charles Fl. Shelf, John E. Parson o
New York; John Mayer of Moristown
, n. j., and George H. Frazier of Phila
1 delphia, all of whom are directors o
the company. Indictments were foun,
. against Gustave Kissel and Thomas 3
Harnett, counsel for Adolph Segal
There are fourteen counts in the in
= dictment
3 PUEBLO, July Mike Vilo wa
fined $500 and costs by Magistrat,
Chambers this morning. He was al
, rested on technical charge of vae
rancy. In court. Clara Dillon, his wife
who is well known character of tn,
underworld, told most narrowing
, story. She stated that she was tn,
daughter of Michael Dillon, forme
) Denver alderman, that Vilo had mar
ried her last December. He theI
, brought her to this city. forced he
} into a life of shame, and that she ha,
, been compelled to give him amounts
| ranging from 50 to 81 every day sine
I then. She stated he had freQuentl,
beaten her and on few occasions
} shot at her and threatened to xii
her.
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