Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-05

ond degree. The jury in the case OF
Ed Fonden is still out.
The men were tried on the charge Of
having killed A. J. Dagges and George
on mining property near Su-
perior Jan. !. 1908. There had been
a quarrel concerning the ownership.
Stewart alleged that Dagges- jumped
his property. Hunter was employed
by Dagges. There. were no eye wit
nesses to the killing. A note was
found near Dagges body with his pa
pers, saying, Bob Stewart killed me-"
In two previous trials the jury dis.
agreed.
TOLEDO, o.. April with but
one man held for investigation and
with no tangible clews on which to
work the authorities today are exert.
ing every effort to discover the muir.
derers of Ludwig Kreuger and wife
whose bodies were found yesterday,
buried In the cellar OF their burned
home one mile west of this city.
Michael Soboleski, tailor. who had
negotiated for the purchase of the
Kruger farm. was lodged In the coun.
ty jail today after he had been quiz
zed for several hours. Soboleski said
he had paid Mr.. Kruger $4,000. No
trace of this money has been found.
Today the police began to hunt for an
Italian whose name was not known
nut until week ago was employed
by Soboleski.
NEW YORK. April 2.--The Chicago
| e. Northwestern railroad. Vanderbilt
| road, which has been 'pocketed" by
| the Puget Sound extension of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, the last
| spike in which was driven today
bought large stock interest In the
Denver & Rio Grande. Current report
In Wall street is that the Northwest
ern quietly picked up block of 120,
1 900 shares of the Denver & Ric
Grande common in open market al
forty, this represents an investment
OF $5. .0O0, 900. An interest of this sor,
I
an outlet to the Pacific coast over the
Western Pacific which is being built
by the Denver & Rio qrande. This
Western Pacific will be completed thi,
fall between salt Lake City and Sar
Francisco and is partially in operation
now.
BIARRITZ, April There is nj
truth In the report published In Ger
many that King Edward suffered {
stroke of apoplexy His majesty Il
in excellent health and left here thi.
morning to witness the Basque fetei
at Sare.
GIBRALTAR. April 2.-The steamer
Hamburg with Theodore Roosevelt
and members of his party on board
came into Gibraltar few minutes be
fore O'Clock this morning. Richar,
l.. Sprague, American consul, and tn
aide-de-camp of General Sir Frederlcl
Professionalism, governor of Gibral
tar, went out to the Hamburg to wei
come the former president of the Unit
ed States.
After an exchange OF greetings Mr
Roosevelt, wearing a frock coat ant
hat came down over the side ant
stepped into launch sent out by the
captain of the port, and was taker
ashore. The party proceeded at once
to the residence of Mr.. Sprague. Al
1880 O'Clock Mr.. Roosevelt called
upon General Forestier-Walker The
general invited Mr.. Roosevelt tc
luncheon, as had also Mr.. Sprague
but Mr.. Roosevelt was not able tc
accept either OF these invitations Oh
account OF the short stay here Of the
Hamburg.
Mr.. Roosevelt refused to be photo
graped and declined in every way d
request for an interview. The wealth
er is bright and warm. Roosevelt ap
peared in the best OF health and spir
Its. Upon leaving the Hamburg he
shook hands with number of pas
sengers who cheered him enthusias
tically.
GIBRALTAR, April 2.-The Ham
burg, after stay here of little more
than three hours. left at 1920 for
Naples. ";Ss
DfNGoLFING. Germany. April a.
The Zeppellne airship which spent the
night in an open field near this town,
after having been driven by the storm
yesterday from the Reighborhood OF
| Munich, reascended at 11:15 this
morning and started on its return
journey to the Bayarian capital. A
moderate wind was blowing. On ris-
Ing the airship maneuyered In sat.
| isfactory manner and headed In the
direction of Munich amid the cheers
OF thousands of spectators. Automo.
| biles and several detachments Of cav.
| airy are following the route Of the air
ship. The windstorm OF yesterday did
not abate until 10 o'clock this morn
Ing. No camp fires were permitted
last night owing TO the danger of liz
hitting the hydrogen in the balloon.
DENvER, April 1.-The Carey-C Casa.
dy-Burris bank bill. which provides
for an individual guaranty fund for
each bank. was passed by the senate