Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-24

Springs, Va, with Mrs. Rockefeller
whose convalescence from severe III
ness would not permit him TO leave
her. He sent. however, long -tele'
gram to Mrs. Rogers, expressing his
grief.
The funeral cortege left the Rogers
home In Seventy eighth street at $3.50
a m.. proceeded to the Church OF the
Messiah, where Rev. Robert Collier
and Pastor Emeritus, friend OF the
dead capitalist. conducted the FUNERAL
services according to the Unitarian
FORMS On the list Of pallbearers were
the names of William Rockefeller
John ID. Archbold, L. T. Bedford and
James A. Moffett of the Standard OIL
company; Samuel L. Clemens mark
Twain, L. II. Hartman, Elbert ii
Gary, Melville E. Stone, James NJ
Beck, John D. Ryan. DR.. c. c. Rice,
Raymond Dupuy, General James X,
Jourdan and Colonel A. G. Payne.
CARSON CITY. New. May 21-I
Stoically Indifferent to his fate, Chas,
Kaiser, a fulledi blooded Washoe In
dian. was hanged this morning for the
murder OF his squaw, whom he accus-
ed of being intimate with white men
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, May 21.-
| The Western Pacific Railroad com
pany and the Denver and Rio Grande
has placed an order for forty-five en-
gines of the consolidation type, but
Of new design, with the Schenectady
plant of the American Locomotive
company.
/, DENVER, May 21-Chauncey S.
Aldrich. commander of the Colorado
State Soldiers and Sailors Home. died
at the commanders residence at the
home in Monte Vista early this morn.
| ing of usaemia, having been stricken
only Wednesday before his death.
Mr.. Aldrich was well known
throughout Colorado, and while he
was advanced in years, his death was
unexpected. He is survived by a
widow and daughter who were at his
| bedside, and a son In New York who
arrived too late to see his father alive.
| WASHINGTON, May 21.-President
Taft and party returned from Char
lotte, N c., today. The train carrying
his party aboard the private car Olym-
pia arrived at the union station here
at 10 a. IN. The president was driven
direct to the White house.
| GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, May 81.
Two posses, comprising nearly two
score of heavily armed men, are rae
| ing across the country in pursuit of
the raiders who yesterday attacked a
sheep camp near Carbinero, Garfield
county, slaughtering 5000 sheep aud
leaving the herders bound TO post
after severely beating them.
| The vicinity of the camp resem-
bles u battlefield. Carcasses are scat.
| tered over several acres and all day
herders are searching out the wound.
ed animals putting them, out of their
agony. -
The raiders are believed to be sheep
men from over the Utah line and, al.
though they wore no masks or at.
tempted any kind OF disguise the herd
ers were unable to recognize their as.
sailants
The sheep were owned by |. A
1 Tawney and S. A. Taylor of Mack
Colo. Out of their entire herds only
300 sheep are alive and several OF
those may die from their wounds.
The raiders attacked the sheep camp
yesterday morning and spent hours
shooting the animals down.
NEW YORK, May 21.-While she
was picking flowers today. Miss Ce
ellie Conway had fright she will long
remember, and all caused by harm
less robin which BECAME entangled In
the maze of flowers decorating her
peach basket hat. The bird, which had
| evidently mistaken the girls hat for a
flower bed. was extricated from its
odd nest by policeman.
| SPRINGFIELD, H.. May 21.-The
Billings bill, granting to women the
right to vote in municipal elections,
lacked one vote of the necessary ma.
| jority in the senate. The measure
was lost by 90 ayes to II nays.