Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-18
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| 'GGG1HAthiC bhEVl III les.
| II is now planned to make wireless
airships able TO destroy big ocean
| fleets.
A New York Herald dispatch says
gold and big lead veins have been dis
| covered In the Adirondacks.
Perish the thought Members of
| the Texas Legislature are charged with
| accepting brlbcs In the way of bank
er who lost $1,000 In poker game.
Two residents OF PIttsburg will
| share in the distribution of an estate
valued at si00,0O0.000 among the de-
| scendanis OF Baron Won Sitter OF Mu-
nich. Bavaria, who died 100 years ago.
DIR. Beshoar feels very bad and to
cover up his chagrin at not being
seated accuses the attorneys for Ba.
rela OF attempted bribery. The doc.
tor should take n back seat. large
majority of his own part discovered
his contest was farce and 30 voted
at last.
Details OF stupendous land swim.
die, In which the Mennonites of Ne
braska, Kansas. Oklahoma and South
Dakota probably are Victims to the
extent of half million dollars. are
lust coming to light at Marion, s. D..
where the MeDnmites are believed to
have been taken in for nearly $780,
After heated arguments and several
sagaInug q tho al ~ a la,l.
school at Kewanee, H.. voted 10 wear
caps and gowns at commencement.
The greatest opposition TO the lnno-
walton came from young women mem
bers OF the class. some OF whom had
TO give up cherished plans OF elabo-
rate graduating dresses.
A gigantic merger OF all the Chi
cago traction lines, both elevated and
surface, into one consolidated com.
pany which will give to Chicagoans
the best transportation facilities OF
any city of first rank In the world
that is declared to be a reasonable
possibility II the pending merger OF
the elevated roads is carried through.
The moving picture association, with
membership OF 1856 proprietors rep
| resenting the $50 shows In New York
has agreed to submit "all films, songs
and vaudeville interludes" TO be used
to censorB before they are offered TO
the public. Those which the censors
find immoral or degrading will be cut
out. This plan is to be tried for three
months.
NJ. Lepine, chief OF the police OF
Paris. was wounded Saturday during
a disturbance at the ministry of posts
and telegraphs. caused by the dismis-
sal OF several employees. The men
who lost their positions forced their
minister. broke the furniture and tried
TO set fire TO the office. When NJ.
Lepine and several OF his assistants
arrived on the scene the men resisted
attempts to subdue them. violently at
lacking the police authorities. In the
fight NJ. Lepine was wounded Thirty
two arrests were made.
AT a meeting OF The Council OF Jew
ish women in Chicago the other dal
Mr.. NJ. Arial. a native OF CONSTANT
nople, who was present. told the ladiet
that in that city there are no oil,
maids. "All the women In CONSTANT
] nople are married." he said. and nj
3 are happy. They believe It IL bette
to have fraction Of u husband tha
; to have none at all and so they do no
I think that 1t is wrong to live in
l. harem. The commander OF the nav
e has eighty wives and frequently
T. wealthy man has as many as 150. TIL
9 women have little or no educatio
d and are always happy, for they belle,
Q that the after life Ia continuation
o this one. and unless they are happy @
~ earth they will not lie happy her
d after"
Five years to the hour from Il
Is time the first boring was completed
70 the system the fourth and final su
ID mel OF the Hudson companies unc
y the Hudson river system was biast'
ct through Friday. The tube pierre,
r. through by Fridays blast was a
o north one Of the pair TO Jersey CT
III terminating ct Cortlandt street
AZ New York. Witk Its companion .ut
II 1t will furnish . direct connects
is with the Pennsylvania and Leh'gh VI
ne ley station In Jersey City and throuI
o. the north and south bore on the M
ct Jersey side with the Lackawanna n
Erie statioas - that side Of ths riv'