Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

chant of Dalton, Neb., on bushes.
trip In this city awoke in his room
at the Wentworth, in Arapahoe street
at O'Clock this morning Ia time Il
prevent himself from being chloro
II itrmed and robbed of several hundred
dollars which he had on his person
Though already partly under the in
fluence of the narcotic Brown muster
ed strength enough TO Illustrate the
robbers plans and later. after a des
perate fight to prevent a fellow from
committing suicide by hurting himgel,
to the street from a third-sto win
dow
Robert Butler alias Robert H. Ster
ling alias Foster is the man whom
Brown accuses of attempting to rob
him Butler, who is 19 years old and a
tinsmith OF Martins Ferry, O., was
arrested by Patrolman Benbow hall
an nour after Brown had reported the
;, attempted robbery to the police, as he
was trying TO leave the city. He a,
first denied the truth of Browns
charges and claimed he simply at.
tempted to get out of the room when
Brown attacked him, but later he made
conf feesion to the police.
Ell "a 50, Tex, Aug. 2-The Mexi.
can Her;,nl quotes General Bernardo
Reyes as formally announcing his sup
port OF Raymond Corral for vice presi.
dent oil Mexico and Withdrawing from
The contest. The Herald publishes the
letter as coming from General Reyes
IL which he lauds Diaz and Corrai.
This ends the disturbance in Guada.
lajara.
BARMEN, Elberfield, Germany, Aug
2-The conference of Young Mems
Christian associations today discussed
the work among soldiers and sailors
of all nations. Prince Bernadotte of
Sweden is president. The business
session of the conference closed with
the recitation of the Lords prayer in
English, French and German and wi q
the voices of delegates of twenty-siu
nations Joining with mighty volume in
+ singing of the old German hymn, Now
'-4hank We All Our God"
PLATTE CITY, Mo, Aug. Geo
j. White, who was accused of MUIR
dering John w. Moore, farmer near
Platte City. Mo-, June 20, was lynched
here early this morning. Johnson's
trial was TO begin today. About 3
O'Clock this morning two men took
third man to the jail, representing him
TO be prisoner. When the snerff
opened the jail door the three over.
powered him and fifty other men soon
appeared and battered down the door
OF Johnson's cell. He was taken to
nee opposite the Jail and strung up.
where the body hung until $50 a. m
i-.- lAs--yf1fts~. 2s:-E's,l ,lnwips 2.
romance which began in a police court
Simond Nellie, a western real estate
man, and newspaper owner, and his
bride, who was Miss Mulhall OF st.
Louis and later the wife of r. A Del
mont, Chicago broker, are speeding
TO Seattle in motor car.
'ANh III ioaDtllt )tliuOul ODldlD-
ed divorce from her husband three
years ago she became an actress in
the Blue Mouse" company, but year
ago she came into u substantial in
quarters in prominent apartment no
tel here. She discharged her chauf.
feur few weeks ago and Mr.. Nellie,
stranger to her, employed him. She
caused the chauffeur's arrest on the
charge of annoying her and it was
while prosecuting him she met Mr..
Nellie. A note just received from
them by her friends state that they
were married at the Holland house in
this city and now motoring across the
continent to the Seattle exposition.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Convening
today at 10 O'Clock the senate imme
diately began consideration OF the con-
terence report on the tariff bill. Not
to exceed seven or eight senators were
In their seats and of them only one,
Senator Hughes OF Colorado. repre-
sented the Democratic side OF the
chamber. Senator Aldrich as chair
man of the committee took charge OF
the bill.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. IA dis
patch from Acapulco today states that
z3 distinct shocks of earthquake have
been felt there since the first shake
Friday. The city has been destroyed
and the inhabitants face famine.
Daring one OF the shocks tidal wave
engulfed the harbor front. No lives
we're lost.
Chilpancingo has been practically
destroyed What the earthquake OF
Friday failed to do Wa accomplished
by a stronger one yeAterday which
either leveled or rendered uninhabit'
able every building in the two places.
DENVER, Aug. 2.-The thirty-third
anniversary OF the admission Of Colo
rado into the Union and the second
celebration of Colorado day took place
in City park yesterday before crowd
nj 6fty fhouGaud narcnuG Kansas was