Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-14

PITTSBURG, Mar 10.-Forty men,
mostly foreigners. employed in razing
ruins of the finishing foundry of NJ.
Lame and Son, which was destroyed
by fire Monday. were buried by falling
walls early today.
Five workmen have been taken from
the debris dead and many are in
the hospitals severely injured Five
of the foreigners are in South Side
hospital. seriously crushed. One work
man died on his way to the hospital
SAN ANTONIO, Mar. 10.-The con
dition OF Thomas r. Walsh, the Colo
rado mining man. staying here for
his health. continues TO improve. Mr..
Walsh is kept as quiet as possible,
and sleeps great deal during the day.
He was awake early this morning, and
spent an hour sitting Out of doors. Al
though considerably improved, Walsh
still requires a physician to be con
stantly near him, besides his wife, and
has corps of nurses to wait upon
him. If he gets better he will leave
for the Adirondacks in New York soon
BOULDER, Colo, Mar 10.-After
having stopped a runaway horse yes
Iterday afternoon, Mrs. R. T. Marshall
oil this city, entered the home of a
neighbor and died within fifteen min
utes from fright
While she was driving along Third
avenue at o'clock her horse SHE'D
at tree stump and bolted. The
carriage rocked from side to side and
Mrs. Marshall with difficulty prevent.
ca herself from being thrown out
She clung desperately to the roins
and succeeded in bringing the horse to
"a stop just before reaching a sharp
turn in the road. Exhausted and
nervous over the incident she alighted
from the rig, tied the horse and enter
ed the home of Mrs. Linzy to rest.
She tainted on the threshold and had
to be carried TO couch. Mrs. Lin2y
applied restoratives and summoned a
physician, but before his arrival Mrs
Marshall died.
SOUTH NORWAI.K. Conn, Mar. 10.
KILLED by excessive Joy" is the cor
oner's verdict in the case of Mrs
Mary Hendricks. who dropped dead
here yesterday. She had just received |
5000 in cash for some property AS
the bills were counted ont TO her by |
the purchaser, her face flushed and |
she sank TO the floor. The coroner |
decided today that excessive joy stop
ped the action of her heart.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Mar, 1O.-A
reconciliation between Mr.. and Mrs |
Jack cudahy is predicted by their
friends. Mrs. Cudahy is absolutely 81 |
lent on the subject Although she has
been confined TO her room much OF |
the time since the trouble in her home
Sunday morning, she is feeling much |
better today.
''Too much mas been said already"
was her reply to question about the |
rumored reconciliation. For the sake
OF my children please let the affail
drop"
Attorneys for Mr.. Cudahy said no
attempt at reconciliation had been |
made by the husband Whether such |
a move would be made they declined |
to say. Mr.. Cudahy spent most of
his time al his farm near Bolton, Mo |
Reports from ST. Marys hospital
today say that Jere s Lillis. injured
while calling at the home of Jack
Cudahy, early Sunday morning is slow
ly improving.
PAU, France. Mar 1O.---Aviator I.o
raine was prabably fatally injured 10
day in a forty-foot fall of the Bleriot
monoplane in which he was flying
The machine was smashed to bits.
RIsNk, Soudan, Mar. li.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt has absolutely
nothing to say publicly regarding
American politics. The insurgents
movement. the tariff, the Ballinger
Pinchot controversy, the alleged graft
Investigation at Albany might well not
exist so far as getting any statement
from him is concerned.
Colonel Roosevelt, looking brown
and hard as a prize fighter in train
ing arrived here today aboard the
steamer Dal and Immediately encoun-
tered a corps of American newspaper
correspondents. who came to Renk on
board the Abhag, a specially chartered
boat. The colonel greeted them with
characteristic enthusiasm, all Of them
being his personal friends. But il the
correspondents thought. that by reason
of their friendship, the colonel might
! loosen up" BIT, they suffered keen
disappointments, for Mr. Roosevelt alb
solutely refused to comment ON Amer
ican politics.
Il have nothing to say that has not
been said on many former occasions
in politics" declared Colonel Roose-
welt Il will grant no interview and
will make no statements of any kind
on American or foreign politics, and
he public can accept as false. as soon
as it appears, anything purporting to
be an interview with me relative 10