Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-02

j. OF President Taft TO carry out tn
, Roosevelt policies. know it becaus
he told me so.'
This declaration by Pinchot in tn
face OF differences OF opinion betweel
him and Secretary Ballinger which de
veloped during the National Irrigatio,
congress- attracted much attention.
THE conservation commission" sait
Pinchot. sis not opposed to the deveI
opment of water power by private cap
ital We do not think 1t necessary TO,
the government to develop these re
sources but private capital must dc
It"
MINERAL CITY, Ohio. Aug. 30.-A
plot to wreck the Cleveland Pittsbure
passenger train this morning at a tuu
mel upon the Bayard new PhiladeI
phia division was frustrated by Watch
man John Mace, after battle with
four train wreckers The battle with
lnives and guns in the darkness was
~ the entrance of the tunnel. One of
the train wreckers was shot and kill
eo. Mace was seriously wounded
The three remaining wreckers fled
when section men hurried to Mace's
assistance. Sheriff NARROW of Tusca.
rawas county took the body of the
man to New Philadelphia where an
nttpTpnt lie haino 10, n
remains, Mace was removed in a dy
ing condition to the Union hospital MT
Canal Dover.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Aug. 3l.-Engi
neer Walter ID. White, with record of
flfty years service In the employment
o. the Northern Pacific. was INSTANTLY
Killed, and ten or more persons in.
iured, six of them seriously when an
easlbound north coast limited train of
the Northern Pacific road ran into n
work train while rounding a curve half
. mile east of Detroit, MINI, last even.
Ing. The limited was two hours late
AT Detroit and was running about
hiiy miles an hour when Il struck the
work train, The baggage and mail
cars turned turtle and landed In n
swamp in which the water was nine
feet deep. None of the passengers
we're badly hurt. Three mail clerks
sustained dangerous injuries.
NEW YORK, Aug 31.-Following an
inspection of sanitariums in Swltzer.
land and England, DR.. II. NJ. Biggs,
chief medical adviser of health, has
planned vigorous and perhaps sensa.
tional course OF treatment for the
city's consumptive patients.
Heretofore the course of treatment
has been limited to plenty of fresh
cir and lots of nourishing food. But
now patients will have TO go to work
and the harder the work the more Ger.
tain Will be their cure.
The hospital at Otisville, is in need
OF an addition and the men patients
win be put TO work as hod carriers
and brick masons, being compelled to
laOor long and hard as possible. The
women patients must do manual labor
also of the hardest kind. plowlng, If
able, and all other kinds OF agricul.
tural work. They viii also be asked
to do carpentering work on the new
structure al Otisville
Hereafter all patients must sleep out
OF doors even If the temperature is
10 degrees below zero.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-A man
who cries fire" or murder" In n
theater, declared Judge |. C. Kimball,
In police court while finlng Isaac Kirk
stein. a tailor. s25 for yelling murder"
In a moving picture show house. rs
to be classed with the man who rocks
a row boat, either act is likely to re-
suit in loss of life"
Kirkstein had created small panic
In the theater and interrupted the
show by shouting murder" when at
tendants attempted to eject him for
refusing to wear his coat Several
OF the women tainted. and others were
trampled upon In the rush which the
audience made for exists.