Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-02
present trade or profession.

BY coincidence another Theodore
Roosevelt" was enumerated during the
canvass in this vicinity. He was a
tramp whose place of residence is
given as homeless
NEW YORK. April 29.-Twenty
persons were hurt. one woman fa-
tally. today when two cars crashed
upon the Williamsburg bridge The &C
cident created a panic. The most Sc
riously hurt is Mrs. Rose Golstein OF
Brooklyn. She is injured internally
The cars crashed on an incline.
GLENWoOD SPRINGS, Colo. April
29-"We. the jury. find that James
II. Edwards and John Wilson. defend
ants at the bar, are guilty as charged
in the information
The above verdict was returned by
the jury in the bank robbery case at
Z O'Clock this morning. The closing
arguments were completed at 1920
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. after
which the jury retired. 1t is under
stood verdict was quickly agreed
upon.
Attorneys for Edwards and Wilson
Immediately gave notice they would
file a motion for a new trial, and the
court allowed them five days in which
TO do so.
Edwards and Wilson were convicted
OF robbing the Citizens bank of Glen.
wood Springs of $4,000 in cash in
broad day light last fall The men
entered the bank just al closing hours,
when only the bookkeeper and Vice
President Drach were on duty. The
holdups covered the bank officials with
guns, took all the available cash in
sight amounting to little over So.
900, and escaped on horsel rk into
the mountains The robbery was one
of the most daring and sensational
ever pulled off in the west None
of the money was ever recovered
WASHINGTON, April 29.-President
Taft on his western trip, which starts
tonight, will not read insurgents out
OF the Republican party. In fact there
will be no political sensations in any
of Mr.. Taft's speeches. He will not
offend the most fastidious" political
taste. When he gets west of Pitts
burg his most dangerous topic will
be Conservation. In addition to hay
ing expressed desire to accept in
the party any one who wishes TO come
President Taft is greatly pleased with
the action of insurgents in offering
to support his legislative program in
the house and senate.
The president will leave for Buff
falo accompanied by Secretary OF State
Knox and Representative Alexander
Secretary KnoN will also go to Pitts
burg with the party where Sunday
and Monday will be spent At Pitts
burg the party will be joined by Count
Won Bernstorff, the German ambassa.
dor, who will go as far as Cincin-
natl for the May festival Tuesday
will be spent in Cincinnati
COLUMBUS, o., April 29.-'I want
those children, and If there is any
law in Gods world 10 help me get
them ! will have them. don't want
the woman, but If no other means
avail | will take steps TO prevent the
marriage of Ruth Bryan I.eayitt to
Reginald Owen" said William Homer
Leavitt, the artist. here last night, dis
cussing for the first time since they
began his family difficulties Notice
of the coming marriage of his former
wife came as n complete surprise to
him. He had no personal knowledge
that she obtained a divorce. he said
He declared under the Nebraska law
a woman cannot get divorce for non
support and mental cruelty unless OF
two years standing. Neither can
divorced woman remarry inside of two
years, He declared all along during
his absence he sent her money and
clothes and has her receipts for them
He says Bryan practically asked him
to marry Ruth. He said his marital
troubles started soon after their mar
riage, when she met the man she
Is HOW W marry. lie CHARGES ueF al
legged peculiar actions to a strange
mentality and nervousness. He will
leave here for Nebraska in time to
prevent the ceremony at Fairview un
less he hears from there before as
TO the legal right in the matter.
THE HAGUE, April 29.-Theodore
Roosevelt, former president of the
United States, is guest of the Meth
erlands today. Accompanied by Mrs.
Roosevelt, Miss Ethel and Kermit, Mr.
Roosevelt arrived this morning from
Brussels. They were escorted from
n frontier station at Roosendaal 10
Ifotlec. where az the royal chateau
they were received by Queen Will
hemina. The queen and Prince Henry
| awaited their guests in the entrance
hall of the palace and their greetings
were most cordial. A few minutes
later luncheon was served.
The lavishly gilded coach used by
the royal family upon gala occasions
has been placed by the queen at the
disposal of Mr. Roosevelt during his
stay here