Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29

DENVER, Sept. 26--Mrs. Sarah Am
Turner, aged 65, vile OF Joseph Tur
ner, a retired cement contractor.
found unconscious in the alley in q
rear OF her home at G O'Clock TIN.
morning. She died an hour later. He,
skull probably is fractured and the fac,
and body covered with bruises as il
the woman had been mistreated. 10
lseph Turner, The husband, was arrest
ed by the police. and they say they
win charge him with murder.
MADRID, Sept 2G-The centra
committee OF clericals has received q
message from Pope Piux X. through
Cardinal Merry del W. papal secre
tary of the state authorizing the hold.
ing Of open air mfssas I'd Catholic
demonstration neg. s.nd j.. Tie mes.
sage also contained the apostolic bless,
ing
CHICAGO. Sept. 2G.-Frank Dark.
cloud, a descendant OF the famous
Chippewa Indian chief am former half
back on the Carlisle In .,l football
team, came to Chicaro with his wife
five weeks ago 10 make an effort to
take advantage Of ihe education he had
received He hunted OR oh and at
the last moment he suceoe I'D. but by
that time his money was gone and his
wife was in delicate health and starv.
ing. He could get no credit and for the
first time in his life. he says, he broke
the law. He stole a gun and shirt,
sold the gun and was caught and yes
terday spent the first Of a ll3.day sen.
tence in the Rridewcll College ac-
quaintanees have become Interested in
the young Indian couple and an ef-
fort will be made today to raise Il
fund with which to secure the young
mans release.
NEWARK, n. j.. Sept 25-To
amuse patients in the Big Brook hos.
rilal for the insane. the authorities
viii soon install complete moving
picture and vaudeville show. It is be.
Heyed the innovation will have a mark
Ell beneficial effect.
DENVER, Sept 26.-Chief Justice
Robert W. Steele OF the state supreme
court, who had an apopleie stroke at
his home Thursday. is still seriously
ILL., His sudden collapse caused deep
concern among his friends and has up
set the political situation. Judge Steele
was renomirated for the supreme
bench on the Democral ic ticket at the
recent convention He was in a com
atose condition nearly all day and m
expected symptoms developed He raj,
lied periodically.
MONTCLAIR. n. j.. Sept 26.-Two
hundred Afontclair children will study
and recite their lessons this winter in
an open air school on the coldest and
windiest hill top in the vicinity OF
the city. Protected from the zero
weather by roomy sitting bags" mod.
eled after sleeping bags of the arctic,
they will sit at their desks under a
large tent, the sides of which will be
open wide to every breeze that blows.
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-James Wright,
GO years old, was taken into custody
yesterday on the charge of causing
the death of his wife. As Mrs. Wright,
who was 70 years old, attempted to
sit down, her husband, is alleged as a
Joke" to have pulled chair from be
meath her and she fell on the floor,
iniuring her spine Death followed
soon after.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2G,-The re.
fusal of a telephone girl to send in an
alarm of fire because the persons call.
ing did not have a nickel to put in
the telephone endangered the lives OF
ten persons when fire was raging
in an apartment house last night.
Everything in Mrs, Hume's home was
destroyed The loss is about $4,000.
Mrs Humes is so badly burned about
the face and head she had to be sent
to a hospital.
SARATOGA, N. Y. Sept 2S-Theo-
dore Roosevelt was elected temporary
chairman Of the Republican state con
vention which met at noon today
William Barnes Jr, leader of the
"old guard" in a statement before the
convention met, said: "vice President
Sherman will have 49O votes out OF
The 1.Ol5 which will be cast on the
floor MY guess will be a few of the
last counties in the roll call seeing the
way things are going will switch over
to the progressiyes."
Though Barnes conceded defeat OF
the vice president for temporary chair
man he intimated there would be a
fight on the floor of the convention.
State Chairman Woodruff viii make
statement defining the position OF
the "old guard with respect to the
selection by the state committee of
Vice President Sherman and il is not
unlikely Barnes will have something
to say.
Stirred by the action OF the Repub
lican state committee which resolved
no deceit or fraud had been practiced
in the election OF Sherman as tenn
porary presiding officer, Colonel Roos-
eyelt early today authorized this state