Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-20
the high wages OF the

the west and The high wages OF the
laboring men i'll the east. The sec
retary, when ASKED II western farm
ers were really INVESTING large sums
in automobiles. responded There is
too much truth In Hhe report"
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-William
Johns. the American naturalist, and
r. GeDtruch. Swcde, are believed to
have been attacked and devoured by
Wild animals III Costa Rica, according
to cable dispatch just received here.
Soon after the two men disappeared
search was made for them and the
hat and rifle OF one OF them was
found near newly made tracks.
NAiRoBi, British East Africa. Sept
l17.-News here is that Theodore Roos-
evelt, hunting In the Mweru district,
has killed bull elephant with good
tusks Kermit Roosevelt has been
hunting independently and been sue
cessfuI, bagging five lions and three
buffalo.
WAUKEGAN, ILL.,. Sept. 17.-Rev.
Wallace X Stuckey, pastor and editor
of Williamsburg, Kans., arrested on
the charge OF abducting Clara Lorraine
Sutherland. says he is willing to re
lturn to Kansas face his family and
the charges. US he is innocent of any
wrong doing.
The girl who appears to be q, made
the following statement:
81 did not have pre-arranged plans
to meet Wallace In Chicago. We lived
as father and daughter. He was kind
to me, and when he decided TO come to
Waukegan l came with him. We con
tinued to live as father and daughter,
and don't see why they should prose
cute. for met him accidentally. He
did not know was coming to Chicago.
OTTAWA, Ont. Sept 17.-Edward
Keating. visitor TO the Ottawa ex-
hibitlon, was electrocuted and two
other men badly hurt in remarka-
BILE accident.
n The Nasser dirigible airship, own
ed and operated by Anthony Nasser
of Toledo. made an ascent towards
noon, and when coming down 1t got
entangled In some way In electric
wires. The crowds around swarmed
near and some men grabbed IT. Thus
n short Circuit was formed with the
wet ground and Keating was electro
lt,i, ~ Malcolm M r.
Campbell OF Ottawa, and Charles Win
Q gerter one of Nasser's assistants. Ths
!. three men toppled over, apparentl!
dead, but owing to the heroic efforts o
:, bystanders two of the three lives wer'
saved. It is the first known case oil
this continent of death being cause,
=. in this way.
NEW YORK, Sept 17.-An aeria
placed will be used here during tn
=, Hudson-Fulton celebration for the firs
time in the history of the countr,
III The committee has announced tina
20 Leo Stevens, professional balloonis
-, will be stationed in big gas bag
tb0Rs8H teet -ahQye the Hudson
ie the way clear during part of tn
III celebration on the program. He wi
~ have with him members of the cor
mittee and signal corps officers
IN NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-The polio
l6 of at least score of cities througl
of out of the United States and arm
,e officers were advised today of tn
In capture in Norfolk of Donald {
a Thompson. "a year old. who, the p
he lice charge. has left a trail of wort
We less checks from New York to LIZ
m Angeles.
eli sTLvERToN. Sept. l7.-Yeste
y. day a miner working for the Co
he Prince was killed by falling from
is tram bucket. but no further particular
have yet been obtained.
be The Gold King company is busy r
,e pairing their mill and installing ne
ID concentrating tables and machinei
.s ready for commencing operations in
cs short time. 1t was rumored that anna
q, gum containing rich concentrates
sh an amount of $500 was collected fro,
In under the floor of the mill 1t is no
er thought that the value of the concel
a trates was much more than that, an
". is said to be sufficient In value to pa
rh for all improvements in the mill ii
sl cluding new floor, tables and machil
~ cry.
he | knew his wife well, and she neve
al seemed Jealous of me, and had n
reason"
ly DENVER, Sept. l7-Fifty member
a of the Denver fire department carrie
y their lives in their hands this mornin
Il. during the three hours that the plan
lie of the Denver Fire Clay company wa
lie In flames, 1t was one of the mos
n stubborn conflagrations which the dc
ID partment has ever had to fight In IL
N existence and one of the most dan
gerous.
CRANSTON, X. l., Sept. I7.-As
h result of hazing by upper classmen a
IS Edgewood high school. Maxwell Har
g rison, aged A.. freshman, was, sc
n seriously injured that he TX not OK