Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-22

, daylight today and an hour later died
at the Flower hospital In an ante
norton statement Mrs Peck said
Adam Hoffman of Schenectady. N. Y
had been In her home with her and
| declared to have been pushed from
the window. The police headouarters
We're notified and detectives assigned
to the case.
CHICAGO. July 20.-Thomas NJ. Ca
hill. go years OF age, a retired archi-
tect. died last night In BARRIERS
chair Heart disease was the camss
The barber was applying a few finish.
ing touches to the face of the custo.
mer when Mr.. Cahlll suddenly grew
pale. gasped and stiffened out In the
reclining chair
LANGENDREER. Prussia, July 20
flre damp exploded in mine at Mas
heid today. Three dead and many
unconscious miners have been taken
cut, 1t is not known how many men
there are In the mine.
CHICAGO. July 20.-Run over and
both legs crushed by speeding auto.
mobile, lifted into the car by the chant.
four, who promised the crowd of angry
citizens to take his victim to "a hospi.
tai, and then abandoned on a lonely
roadside was the experience yester.
day OF Hulda Sollwedel, n l6-year-old
school girl of Hammond AS a result
OF her injuries and subsequent treat
ment at the hands of the chauffeur rho
girls condition Is so serious that phv.
sicians say she may die Hammond
and Chicago police are meanwhile
searching for the driver of the ma
chine
MANCos. July 2O.-(2 p. m)-Thts
s.H. - ~
AFTERNOON the friends ~ o. T. holland
express hopes that he Will recover.
lie gained consciousness last evening
and has been rational since
II is well that the man Baker ia ont
of the city and behind prison doors
because the feeling towards him is no,
any too good, Baker has been repre-
sentlng Salt Lake piano firm in this
part of the state. 1t is said he has
been In trouble in other towns.
KANSAS CITY, July 2O.-John
king today when shown New York
dispatch announcing the BROOKLYN
clubs offer OF 100000 for his services.
said: President Ebbets has never
had any communication with me over
my playing with Brooklyn. But if the |
deal is consummated | will play with |
Brooklyn or any other club that meets |
my terms. Otherwise | shall remain |
III kansas CITY"
WASHINGTON. July 20.-A cry for |
help to harvest the seasons boupte |
GUS crops comes from the west to Off. |
clals OF the department of commerce |
and labor. whose functions In part
are TO iind employment for aliens who |
come. into this country.
Fifty thousand able bodied men ara
wanted and badly too by the farm. |
ers OF the west according TO Stevens |
OF Minnesotato who has been in con.
ference with Assistant Secretary Mac
liarg and others of the department of |
commerce and labor.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-The en-.
gagement is announced in Paris TO. |
day OF Miss Fernando Wanamaker
daughter OF Rodman Wanamaker and
granddaughter of John Wanamaker. /
to Arturo Heeren, son of Count Heer. |
cen of Paris and Biarritz
Miss Wanamaker is now In Europe
with her father and her grandmother.
Mrs. John Wanamaker Mr.. Heeren.
n member of an old French family :
recently visited here.
MELlLLA, Morocco, July 2O.-The
attack by Moorish tribesmen made on
Spanish forces here last Saturday aft. /
einoon was executed under cover of
a ieiht hbalHSt tne spanish flank. The
hrst charge was repulsed. but In the
evening more violent assaults were
made for the purpose of capturing the
Spanish battery. The Moors displayed
great courage as they rushed In small |
squads and many succeeded In break. |
ing through barbed wire entrench. !
ments. where they fell at the mouth |
oil cannon. The Moors finally retreat.
cd. In the fight there were six thou. |
sand Moors and two thousand Spanish |
and French
FORT COLLINS, Colo. July co.
Mary Louise Aspry, the 1G-month- old |
of Mr.. and rMs w. W. AS.
pry, was drowned In lateral of an |
irrigation ditch which flows near home |
yesterday afternoon, The child was !
playing along the bank OF the ditch |
and fell in unobseryed The body |
has been recovered.