Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-17

and Promoter Fisoalis OF the Denvei
diocese. viii lay the matter before tn.
holy see next month. The bishop has
decided to bring his case before th,
highest authority in the church.
| BJfFFALO. N. ". June i5.-Ccio
RADIO or any other health resort as a
last chance lis lost chance for ad
vanced consumptives," said DR.. W. s
Friedman of Denver. president OF ,nt
Colorado State Conference of CharI
ties and Correction here this morning
Continuing, DR.. Friedman said. "Ev
cry humanitarian impulse urges such
patients to remain at bone. Il is ar
injustice and an irrepareale injury TO
the suffers to send them away. rhr
sudden change from sea level 10 a
highland. rarified atmosphere. wearing
hardships of travel egsi nate eomp!i
| cations and hasten fae'a Resides In.
| curables WELD a dangerous influence
over curables. To place these III.
starred victims of the valley of shadow
OF death in hourly contact with those
whose hearts beat high with hope is
a pitiable attempt at performing serv.
ice The constant effect OF depressing
mental suggestion is fatal to recovery
| II often results In turning 'curables
into an inourable' In addition the
advanced consnmptive who knows his
case TO be hopeless. frequently be.
comes menace to the community.
careless OF himself and the welfare OF
| others"
| NORFOLK, Va, June l5.-Packed In
piano boxes, evidently ready for ship
| ment, quantity of rifles and ammu-
milton believed to be destined for Ven
| ezuelean revolutionists, were discover
| ed at Franklin today. The rifles are
said to be part of the consignment
o. $4,000 Mauser weapons shipped
| from New York to ST Louis aud back
to Franklin, billed as pianos and pack
&c to weather the trip to South Ameri
ca
The tillbusier suspect steamer Nan
ticoke was lying near Franklin and IN
the black water below the steamer
was her consort. the tug Dispatch
The revenue cutter Pamlico was block.
aiding the Two suspects and 81 IS not
believed that either could pass her
even in darkness
Orders have been Issued from Wash.
ingtoD to seize The vessels In case
either should lift anchor
CHICAGO, June l5.-Chicago was
The coldest place in the United Stntes
yesterday. with a temperature OF IS
degrees at 2:30 p m In New York
heat prostrations were reported with
the mercury at 75. the highest point
there OF the year.
BELLEFONTAINE, o, June Is
What Is believed TO have been au at
Tempt to asssssinats Mayer William
Il. Niven and burn his .esIdenoe lin
this city was made early today when
n bottle iiiled with kerosene which had
been set aflame was throwa through
he window OF HIS house The potile
was wrapped with rags saturated with
oil. Curtains. carpets and furniture
in the room were sci on fire. but the
fire department quickly responded and
extinguished the blaze. The mayor
was away from home at the time two
policemen standing near saw man
running away but supposed he was
giving the alarm.
Mayor Niyen was elected oil dry"
ticket two years ago He Is well
known Democratic po,.-ic'sn Mayor
Niven issued warrants In some Black
Hand cases last wsek.
FORT COLLINS. Colo. June b.
the fate OF Nancy Owen. the 5-year
old daughter OF Chester owen. u home
steader living north OF Wellington.
The news OF the death, which occur
red Sunday evening, reached here to-
day.
owen was driving home when the
storm came up, and when 1t began 10
hail he drew the blanket over his two
culiuItn. beuteu IN tne wagon DOA. OH
reaching home an hour later Nancy
lay dead at the side Of her baby sister
She recently suffered an attack OF
| measles, which affected her heart. II
is believed the roar of the storm caus
| ed her to faint from fright and she
then died from suffochtion.
| LONDON, June 15-Notiee was
given to the house OF commons OF the
question which Peter Carran. NJ. p,
| for Jarrow. win put to Home Secre-
tary Gladstone. regarding the Ruiz
| inquest Curran viii ask Gladstone
whether his attention has been call.
ed to the recent statement in the
newspapers TO the effect that an In.
ques, was held by the St. Pancras
coroner's court on May 10. concerning
the death of Agnes o'Brien Ruiz with.
out the opportunity being given to the
newspapers to report the proceedings
He will ask whether II Is customary
10 publish the inquest AS given and
whether the coroner asked afterward
for q copy OF the depositions SO the,