Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

Revolution Advances - The
revolution in Paraguay is progressing
along the frontier. A dispatch from
Posadas says the rebels have occu-
MED several townships, dislodging the
government forces. The garrison at
Asuncion is kept in barracks.
Marriage Announced - The
marriage last April is now announced
of Rita Fornia, one Of the grand opera
stars who has entertained America lor
the last three seasons, and crank La, La
hey a New York business man. Inc
sfr51a,, v,ouId not say why the marriage
was kept a secret. excepting tnaI sHe
/ thought it would be uninteresting
Arrested for Kidnaping-Jo ohn
1earv was arrested Monday in Scott
/ dale. Pa, for kidnapping Mary Clnl-
nero. 13 years Old daughter OF a Mics
I (Ohfo) hotelkeeper, with whom Leary
was apprehended. The arrest enuS
chase that took Detective Walsh
tbro,Ipb half a dozen cities. The girls
/ father. who says she was kidnapped for
ransom, is hurrving here in answer TO
a telephone message.
Holds First Council-The first
n1anarv council ever held in Canada
/ fbe most important conference OF
nrelates of that denomination ever
called together in this country, is III
session at Quebec this week. Ihe ses-
sions are being presided over by Mon
sienor Sbaretti, the papal legate, and
fine deliberations include subjects OF
great interest to the church at large
Taft to Be Feted-President
TAFT will be the center Of at least two
i formal social gatherings while in Den
YER colo. in addition to being the
nrincipal sneaker at the Auditorium.
In +be hours between these events the
nrestdent will hold a conference win
Secretary of the Interior BalIlnger,
presumably on forestry, which may
become the main topic of his ADDRESS
tonight.
Takes Back Gifts-Anothel
feature was added to the already LONG
list of vicissitudes of the Will OF the
late Charles T. Yerkes when 1t became
known Monday that after bequeathlne
about $4,000 of an estate estimated al
one time at $16,O00,000 to his servants
he took back the gift by means OF
codicil prepared in London shortly be
fore Mr. Yerkes death. 1t has beer
in the hands of counsel for the estate
ever since.
Crowded With Visitors-Al
through trains now reaching New
=, York are crowded with the NaEguar'
of visitors to the Hudson-Fulton eel
: ebration. Advance estimates of 1,OOO,'
! oo0 visitors which a few weeks age
we're considered extravagant are nov
. FORGOTTEN in the general oPtimislc be-
lief that there will be more thal
. 0o0. 900 strangers in the city the latte
T part of the week and next week
His Leg Severed-Lying on tn
railway track near Marysville win nj
o leg severed by a train from which HI
= had fallen, Adolph Sommers' youhi
, man who was travelling from Sacra
! mento to Marysville, tagged the sec
ond section of the Oregon express VIII
a burning newspaper. The tran
stopped at the flaming signal and Som
mers was brought to Marysville, Wher
his leg was amputated.
To Give Boys Chance-Chl
cago bows who must earn money Will
getting an education are to have
E chance through a plan of educauo
which will be put into effect this yea
at the new Farragut high school. AT
rangements have been made by Whlc
a boy may work in shop or FACTOR
and attend school on alternate weeks
the employer hiring his help" in pair
2 and allowing one of each pair to be a
= school.
Record Number of Children
) What is probably a record number o
5 children in one family was dlscoVere
. Monday through the receipt Of a birth
dav certificate at the secretary o
- states office showing that Josepl
! Tatro, 5S years old, living in Pincon
: ming township, Bay county, Mich, l
, the father of twenty children and tn
=, stepfather of twelve others, making
total of thirty-two living children Il
the family At the time of his mar
, riara to Hattie Chabineau TatrO hat
fifteen children of his own, while sh
he'd twelve Since then they hav
: added five more to the list. The fathe