Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-06

bers of the royal family. including
Queen Mother Alexandra, widow OF
King Edward
HEARcsT WILL PROBABLY
SUPPORT REPUBLICAN TICKET
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-That the DO
litical situation in New York is to be
complicated by William r. Hearst in,
dorsing the Republican ticket in order
10 aid Colonel Roosevelt or else plac-
ing an entire Independent ticket in the
field to attract votes from the Demo
cratic ranks, Is made certain today.
In the leading first-page editorials,
Hearst organs bitterly assaii the tick.
ct nominated at Rochester, label It Is
lof "Murphy's making" and insisting it
was nominated as part of a plan of
ITammany hall TO secure C. ntrol of all
cities OF the state
The general idea of politicians is
that Hearst will indorse Stimson and
the remainder of the Republican ticket
Hearst's Independence league will hold
its convention Wednesday afternoon.
Mauretania, on his way to New York
will be in touch with his assistants
by wireless and will be able to dictate
its actions as was Colonel Roosevelt
at Saratoga, or Murphy at Rochester
PARIS, Oct 3.-As n tragic sequel
of Edmond Poilot, the Franch airman,
his fiancee, who has shown almost I'M
controllable grief, went to his grave
yesterday and fired bullet into her
heart. Poilot was killed Sept 25 while
making flight with a passenger
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Divers and
river men are searching for the bodies
lof the twenty-nine sailors lost from
the barge of the battleship New Hamp.
shire, which was swamped Saturday
night A high wind has prevailed
ever since the disaster took place,
and 1t is feared many OF the bodies
may have been carried out to sea
All through last night boats and
launches carrying men with graphing
irons moved slowly backward and for.
ward between the anchored worships
and the shore of Hudson river, off
West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth
street. The scene was lighted by the
giant searchlight of the big gray bat
tleships which strained at their an
ehors under pull of tide so powerful
that extra anchors had been let out.
On the shore relatives of the missing
men who are from this vicinity gather
ed together, watching with pitiable
anxiety the throwing of the drags.
An additional fatality of the battle
ship fleet took place Just after mid
night, when a man-ofwarsman from
the battleship Kansas lost his life. He
was known to his companions as
'Frenehy." and dived overheard to res
cue young woman who had fallen
from the landing at One Hundred and
Fifty-seventh street. He was follow
ed Immediately by Ensign Blackburn
The latter grasped the girl just as the
life belt was thrown to him and they
were pulled ashore. Another life belt
was thrown to "Frenchy" but before
he could clutch 1t he was swirled out
into the stream by the furious tide
and sank.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct. 3.-Fred
A. Ragel was shot and killed by his
best friend Adam Bingless, while ou,
hunting yesterday Bingless mistook
Ragel for deer. w. A. Hollenbeck of
Engle shot and killed himself acci
dentally while deer hunting.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Carefully Sc
Guided in his apartments in Thirty
first street, Count Mourik De Beau
fort waited today for the arrival from
Chicago of his bride OF few months
the daughter of NJ. H. Kilgallen, the
Chicago steel king. All efforts to see
the count were useless. A stalwari
woman, who announced that she was
his landlady and an old friend of the
family stood guard at the front door
and refused to permit anyone to gel
beyond the vestibule. The report thai
the count was dying as the result ol
a horseback accident In Central parl
was circulated today. This was denied
by the landlady. who said it was true
he had been thrown from his horse
but beyond skinned nose he was
Iunhurt.
The countess arrived today from Chi
cago following the report that the
count was in hospital. The police
were asked to locate the injured mar
and every hospital and hotel was
searched without avail. Finally 1t was
. learned the count was in the lodginf
which he occupied when he first cam,
TO the city. After he refused to SET
interviewers a friend of his said there
had been "a slight misunderstanding
between the count and his bride ant
he gent word to her of the acciden
in order to get her to come to thi.
city to see him. If this was his objec
he was successful. as when the count
ess arrived she showed by her attitude
that she was very badly worried ant
hurried into waiting automobile a
the station and was rushed to tn,
= apartments of her husband.