Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

drawings in the Elathead, Occur d. |
Alene and Spokane reservations, IS
rapidly completing his arrangements
for the big opening. Judge Witten is
now III the northwest making arrange
ments for the registration which be-
August 5. Probably 100000 app1ica-
tions will be received for each reser.
vation, This opening is unprecedented
in that the three reservations are to
he opened at once and will mean the
presence OF perhaps 100000 people in
Spokane for day OF so, at least the
time necessary to make application
fol registration
SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 9.-Two per-
sons believed to have been drowned
end two others rescued almost ex-
hausted by the overturning of six
teen foot canoe on San Diego bay
shortly after midnight this morning.
The missing: William Bates, aged "a,
employed In the city engineers. office.
Mrs, William Bates. hts young Wife
Charles Remondino. aged q. and H.
G Mccoy. aged 20, were rescued cling
ing to the piling of the San Diego
Lumber company's wharf at the foot
OF Sixth street. ~
SAN FRANCISCO. July 9-John
Madison, wanted on the charge of big
amy In nearly every large city in the
United States and many smaller ones
| Ia in the hands of the police of this
! city. The authorities here have al
ready established his marriage to ten
women. his engagement and possible
marriage to fourteen others Each of
the twenty-four women duped by Mad
son lost more or less money through
his friendship.
are: Mrs. Elizabeth n. Il. Jackson
OF lola, Kans., from whom he secured
81 400; Mrs. Minnie Allen, Madison
stte,. s, Louis, from whom he Sc
cured $3.50 and a diamond ring: Mrs
Alice Richardson. st. Louis, who lost
500 b'fore Madison disappeared: Mrs
Katherine Bauman, st. Louis, who lost
is o29 Maggie b. Bloom. Hannibal
Nc, who sold her home for Madison
Mrs. A. Farran. Rocheport, Mo-. from
whom he secured $4,000; Mrs. Sylvia
Pollard Red Bonnet, San Francisco
who lost her home as the result o.
wedding; Mrs. Henrietta Leopold, Sau
Francisco, who lost $500, Mrs. Jessie
II etheway, Stockton. Cal, who threw
him out of her house when he attempt
ed to borrow money; Mrs. Mary Wig
gins Brown, Springfield, Mass, who
lost $500
Madison deserted these women with
In a few hours after his marriage tt
them
Besides women to whom the record.
show he married, he was either en-
gagged or married to women in The
following cities: San Francisco, three;
Oakland, Cal, 2; Memphis. Tenn.
Lawrence, Kans. Jonesboro, Ark.
Santa Rosa. Cal; Gettysburg. o.; New
Orleans, St Johns, Mich; Hamilton
Ont. and Germany.
The strange history of Madison, who
IL an aged man, extends over only q
few months, but in that time he mar
ried or duped twenty-four .womer
whose names are known to the police
Almost without exception his victim.
have been widows or divorced womer
of middle age.
Madison may be taken for trial tc
Stockton. where one of his wives re
sides, but in the meantime the police
here are trying to secure a complete
confession from him.
DENVER, July 9.--"Secession" is
the war cry sounded by the womer
teachers of the n. e. A. since elec
ton yesterday, when but one woman
was placed on the list of officers OF
the organization.
1T is our money In a very large
measure that supports the association
and we won't stand it TO have no say
In the management of affairs. We car
make an organization of our own and
the men will find they will have a
pretty hard time RAINING their so
ciety without our money"
Those are some statements made b,
women educators at different commit
tee meetings today when 1t was de
cided they We're to have but one place
ol the roster of officers.
For years we have been growing
power as teaching force in America
but we have not been allowed proper
tionate power in the rulings of the N
h. A. and we intend to let them know
Just what we think of the actions OF
the men" they insist.
The women comprise so per cent of
the membership. The session ends to.
morrow. Next years meeting place
is San Francisco.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The house
will not recognize the tariff bill pass.
ed by the senate at IL o'clock last
night and today returned by the sen.
ate for the one sent to the senate