Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

3o. dnybreak this morning another
posse started out in pursuit OF the
two bank robbers, who yesterday held
up the Citizens National bank in this
city, and cleaned up all the gold and
currency In The vault, beside all tho
0ose change IN the teiler's money
dtAwef After doing this SO quietly
that they attracted no attention from
the many people passing by In the
street on,side. the robbers escaped TO
the hills east of town where they
are now supposed to be.
pack Of blood hounds are expect
ed III this morning from the reforma-
tory at Buena Vista and as soon as
they arrive they will be taken out to
the place where the robbers were
last seen In the hills. in the hope
that they will be able to follow up
the trail
ALBUQUERQUE Sept. 30.--During
the arrival Of Campbell Bros. show yes
terday, Ernest Hammond. aged 13,
leaned against ii tigers cage and the
animal seized his arm, breaking 1t at
the wrist, and lacerating II 30 that
amputation may be necessary. The
boy was neld by the tiger for ten min
utes before the keepers could pry its
Jaws open with Iron bars.
PORTSMo q TIL, Eng. Sept. 30.-The
biggest warship in the world was
launched here today. Her royal high
ness, the duchess OF Albany. presided
and smashed u bottle of champagne
over the bow of the Neptune. the
latest work In Dreadnought construc-
ton. There was loud cheering as the
duchess of Albany appeared upon the
stand and broke the bottle of cham
pagne over the vessels bow.
SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. 30.--Presi
dent Taft began today with the MS
surance that he would have goot
time at the Alaska Yukon-P Pacific ex
position, for he himself had prepared
the program except for minor details
before he left Beverly
The president, after shaking hand
with all the guests of Mrs. Richard A
Ballinger's reception at the Rainie
club at Hotel Washington went to hi
room at $ o'clock and rose this morn
Ing well prepared for his day OF sight
seeing and speaking.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.--Commande
Peary's arctic exploration steame
Roosevelt arrived off Sandy Hook ba
at 7;lO a. III. today, returning to Ne'
York from her trip TO the far nortf
Commander Pearys ship arrived in tn
nick of time to participate in the clo'
ing ceremonies of the Hudson-Fulto
celebration. She will take part /
the naval parade. which tomorrow wi
go up the Hudson as far as Eewburgl
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Prompted b
experieucea Rear Admiral Schlav--r n
for entertainments here and will In
mediately seek seclusion In Washing
ton Admiral Schley, whose healt
is not good, attended various dinner
and other functions In connection wit
the Hudson-Fulton celebration and |
the north pole controversy In which u
has taken prominent part, and 1t ha
had bad effect on him, he say
Fearing breakdown, the admiral ha
cancelled all aeceptances and ha
made arrangements TO return home.
DENVER, Sept. 30.=Because OF tn
constant brooding over her young hu,
band. Albert Mitchell. who deserte
her a few months after their marriag
year ago, and angered by the stat,
ment of her stepfather, John Specl
l9-yearold Eunice Mitchell ended he
life by swallowing quantity OF cal
bolic acid in her home, 1856 Wes
Thirty-sixth avenue last night.
Her mother upon learning of tn
girls act became frantic, seized tn
bottle and was In the act of draining
the contents when the bottle wa
wrested from her by Mrs. G. w
Runge. "A neighbor. In the fight TO
possession of the bottle both womel
were painfully burned Every effor
was made by DIR. w. H. Rover to sav,
the girls life but so weak wN he
condition upon his arrival all was use
less. She died within thirty minute
ifter she had swallowed the poison
NEW YORK. Sept SO-The army to
day added its tribute to that whicl
the navy had lavlshly paid to tn,
memory OF Henry Hudson and Rober
Fulton. This second part of the thre,
parades of the week from the uppe
end OF Central park to Washington
square. along Central park west ant
Fifth avenue, called together va
riety Of organizations and nationalitie.
such as New York seldom has seen
Although the celebration commission
had announced that Wilbur Wright
and Glenn II. Curtiss would probabI,
make their official flights" today
there was no way for the crowd tc
know until a few minutes beforehand
when to look for the aeroplanes. The
weather conditions today were encour
aging. The wind was light and the
sun shone brightly. For this reason
thousands preferred to miss the mill