Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-21

Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio. and
the local medal by Mayor Burkhart OF
Dayton. After the presentation cere-
mony crowds Witnessed the parade OF
floats depicting the development OF
iccomotiou in America.
| CHICAGO, June lS.-The grating OF
a section of bone from the leg Of
lamb into the right leg of a man was
| a rare surgical operation performed
at the Frances Willard hospital yes
terday.
| Doceari Townsend, an elevator 6p-
orator, was taken to the hospital sew
eial days ago, suffering from com
pound fracture of the leg. The opera
ton was decided upon rather than am
lputation. Chicago surgeons say this
Is the first time the operation has been
performed in America.
i REVAL. June 18.-Toasts were ex-
changed between Emperor Nicholas
and Emperor William at a banquet on
board the Russian imperial yacht
STANDARD last night, cordial In their
: expressions for good relations between
The two coutries.
II assure your majesty" said the
, Russian emperor. that 1 cherish the
, sincere and unchanging wish ever to
| maintain the traditional relations OF
, hearty friendship and mutual trust
that always have united our two
4 nj f.i,It nf which i
1 strongly desire, not merely as pledge
! OF the good relations of our two coun.
: tries, but of the general peace"
n In reply Emperor william said: u
/. am rejoiced In this hearty reception
d anew and valuable confirmation of our
n sincere personal friendship I see in
| It. also fresh confirmation of the ira
& ditional relations of cordial friendship
|. and confidence. which corresponding
s to the manifold interests and thor
6 oughly peaceful sentiments of our two
+ countries exists between our govern
/ ments."
= NEW YORK, June 1S-The failure
q of DR.. Charles w Elliot. recently pres
d ident of Harvard university, to include
y the Bible and Shakespeare in his list
I o. twenty-five books for the liberal ed
e lucation of any man, Is causing much
G comment in literary religious circles
II Heretofore no educator has published
a list of liberal reading without in
r cooperating these works. Few Of the
n books mentioned by DR.. Elliot are pop
/ ular with public library readers.
!. NEW YORK, June 1S.-The process
n sion of servants and employees of Mr.
b and Mrs. Howard Gould 10 the wit
h ness stand continued today. Since the
e fist day early in the week when The
and wept during the merciless recita
a of the unpleasant incidents, Mrs
n Gould kept herself well in hand, mere
e ly expressing her disapproyal of the
y testimony by a determined shake o
:, her head or an incredulous smile.
II After dull day yesterday for th'
excitement loving spectators wh'
n crowd the court room when most o
. the time was occupied by the sing
Il song reading of depositions OF absen
s witnesses by lawyers, the sensation
d came just before the close of the days
II proceedings by the appearance of Her
e bert Schmidt. the Gould footman from
?, 1904 to 1905. Schmidt told the stor!
n on the witness stand OF the gathering
OF several well known New York won
: en- at which Mrs. Gould was presen
d in the apartment of Mrs. George I'm
e lderwood Kirkpatrick, where, according
& 10 Schmidt, the hostess arm was bit
y ten, another woman received blacl
+. eye and he found Mrs Gould in tn,
e cellar of the house. weeping
d Mr. Nicol, defendants counsel, sait
4 today he would call his client to testi
y fy in his own behalf. Mr.. Shearn
8 plaintiff for counsel, promised cross
Examination of Mr.. Gould If this SHOULD
o happen.