Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-18

that territory his message OF sympathy
| in their struggle for statehood and his
pledge to do what he can to see that
statehood is granted In accordance
With the promise OF the Republican
national platform. Al Laguana In New
Mexico at noon the president will wit
ness a dance by band OF Pueblo
(, Indians. He will arrive In Albuquerque
after 5 O'Clock and to remain I'LL after
midnight when the journey TO I'll Paso
will be resumed. The presidents train
passed through here shortly after 7
a. m.
| MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct. l5--Belated
dispatches reaching Memphis early tc.
day confirm previous reports as to
loss of life and property damaged re
sulting from the storm of wind, rain
and hail. which swept through north
Alabama and middle and western Ten
nessee last night. The casualties, so
far as known. are fifteen killed and
approximately score injured. An ac.
curate estimate OF property damage is
yet impossible because of the demoral-
lied condition OF wire communication.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-Mrs. II.
c. Edwards, wife of an Oakland den
tist, and G. N. Argyros. an Oakland
cigarette manufacturer. were killed
and seven others were injured In an
automobile accident In suburb of
Oakland last night Those injured
are: Mrs. Howard Cameron, Oakland I;
II. O. Abbott, Mrs Abbott. o. r. b.
Leiby. an attorney, J. Anargyros, l..
l. Knuckett, steward at the Hotel st.
Mark, and Henry Tischner, the chauf-
feur.
All the victims were in one automo-
bile. They were going at speed of
thirty miles an hour. The car skidded
on a curve and struck the curb. The
machine then struck hydrant and
turned turtle. throwing Mrs. Edwards
out her head. killing her instantly.
Anargyros died on the way to the
hospital. Mrs. Edwards was a bride
of six weeks.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct 15.-The
launch Sarah l., flve days out of Walk
Ell. Mimi. is believed to have gone
down with all on board on Leach lake
in the three days storm which swept
the lake Sunday. Monday and Tues
day. A government boat has been
sent out to look for the wreckage or
dead bodies.
The Sarah l. left Walker Sunday
morning heavily laden with supplies
and was last seen at noon Sunday by
school teacher Miss Maude Morical
of Walker. Mrs. Patrick Kennedy and
her daughter. Stella, Mrs Karl Manley
and twenty-four Indians.
MIAMI. Fla, Oct 15.--A deck hand.
the sole survivor of the officers and
crew of the tug Sybil which was
wrecked by the hurricane. was found
today unconscious under a wheelbar-
row. When restored to consciousness
he said when an eighty-five-mile an
hour wind wrecked the Sybil Captain
Parker. Engineer Fox, Pilot Whitmer,
Assistant Engineer Peterson and sew
en- deck hands grabbed life preservers
and leaped overheard. feet first. The
life preservers being around their feet
held their heads under water until
they drowned.
| CHICAGO, Oct. 15.--In his eager.
ness to complete his education at the
University high school. Benjamin Lou
H.. 10 years old, stole revolver and
pair OF opera glasses from the home
of A X. Shepard, later pawning the
articles. He admitted the theft to
Municipal Judge Stewart and was sen.
fenced TO ninety days in the bride
well.
| Yes, l took the articles" sobbed
Louis when arraigned in court. 81 had
no money to pay my car fare and
needed more books My instructor told
me not to return to school unless
had books and I stole. thinking tc
sell the goods and get some money
NEW YORK. Oct 1o.-Mrs Eller
Denbirs' childhood training on rancl
In Arizona proved valuable asset tC
her yesterday when she encountered
a man who had formerly been a lodgel
in her house. She whipped out ter
yards OF silk rope she had Just bough
for decorating purposes, lassoed thu
man and tied him fast to tree IL
Madison square. II was all done 81
quickly that the victim. William H. Da
Wis. was taken completely by surprise
Mrs. Denbirs simply smiled after hei
Isuccessful performance with the lass,
and waited for the detectives who hur
ried across the park to arrest Davis
THAT nan came to my house." sait
Mrs. Denbirs, "and engaged room
He paid me for week In advance
The next morning he was missing ant
discovered that about $40 worth o
my property. principally articles in tbs
room, were gone also"
Davis protested his innocence bu
was recognized by the police as M
old offender and held for trial.
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