Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-02

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 30.--Ml
and Mrs. Frank L. Kaiser died las
a night from eating dumplings in whic
Mrs. Kaiser inadvertently used arseI
. ie instead of baking powder
ARDEN, N. Y. Aug. 30.-"Mr Harr
man is better. You may say that Mrs
Hartman and all OF us are very happ
over the steady improvement in hi
health since he came to the Ardel
house. So far as | know this is tn
first authorized statement made by an,
member Of the Hartman household
and l am most solicitious that
should be printed precisely as l pre-
sent it."
This statement was made today b,
Rev. j. Holmes McGuinsss, E. H. Har
riman's personal chaplain, who spok,
conservatively and with authorit,
after dining with the family today ant
talking with Mr. Hartman.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3O.-Fivs persons
we're killed last night by collision o.
their automsbile with a Rock Islant
passenger train. The dead who were
Presidents of st. Louis are: Theodore
F Witte. Theodore F. Witte, Jr., aged
3. Mrs. Carl Klinge, Miss Halcyon
Campbell, and Frederick o. White.
The party had been at Creve Cosur
lake. resort IL miles west of the city
and were speeding homeward when
killed. Unable to see the train or hear
IFS approach because of the noise of
ihe motor in driving the automobile
up the embankment Theodore Witte
sieered directly in the path of a train
which was making about forty miles
al hour
Bethany Aviation Field, RHEIMS.
France, Aug. 36.-A twilight vision of
Paulhan's graceful monoplane like a
great white bird soaring above the
| plain last evening, so high 1t seemed
10 rise above the harvest moon Just
rising above the distant hills, and the
fieeting Golden Flier," as the CMtiss
machine has been dubbed, smashing
another worlds record In the Prix
| of aviation week
The victory of Glenn H. Curtfss, the
sole American representative In the
contests, coming on the heels of his
yesterday, give the United States
| lions share of the honors of the meet.
| ing. Cnrtiss only missed winning the
| lap speed contest from Bleriot by a
small margin. He captured second
place in that event which was over
full circuit Of 10 kilometers, or 6.21
| miles, raising his total money win
nings for the meeting to nearly ten
thousand dollars, besides the Inter.
national cup which goes to the Aero
club of America, inscribed with his
name.
BERLIN, Aug. 30.-Orville Wright
| tested his German built areplane In a
|fifteen-minuts flight today. No public
announcement was made as Wright
desired to see how the machine work
ed before giving public exhibition
isfied with the way the craft behaved
A battalion of guards using the
ground for drill purposes, ceased their
maneuvers to observe the strange
sight of an aeroplane circling swiftly
/ over the field.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30--Albert T
Patrick, serving a life term in Sing
Sing for the murder of William Marsh
regain his freedom. He has filed with
the clerk of the court of appeals no
| tlce OF appeal from a decision rem
dered by the justice Of the appellate
| beas corpus he argued In Brooklyn
in the spring. The final battle for his
liberty is to begin some time In Octo-
ber. Notice of the appeal has been
looks like a law office.
PARIS, Aug. 30.-Dr. Doyen, Aug
3, successful transplanted vein from
a live sheep to the leg Of man suf-
/ lIOiH Ahc
culation thus was restored and the pa
tient now has completely recovered.
The vein transplantsd was ten inches
long. This is the first time that the
organism of a lower animal has been
transferred to man.
| PUEBLO, Aug 30.-Papers were
filed in the county clerks office this
morning recording the sale of the
noted r ranch near Buelah, to for.
mer Senator Hume Lewis. The con.
sideration was sl25, 5,0e0 The sale was
made by Harry O.. Morris, agent for
lRF Weithec. The ranch embraces
1866 acres, and is located near Beulah
II is regarded as the best stock ranch
in the state. Lewis refused to say fol
whom he was acting.
/, / NEW YORK, Aug 31.-That sever
little children. inmates of st. Malachis
Home for Children at Rockaway park
lie suffocated In the fire which de
stroyed a portion OF the home las
night, was discovered today by fire
men digging in the ruins. There wer'
I7ro ,hil1rap In the inst tlfufipn whicl