Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-17

In a local hospital suffering from ex.
posnre after having been washed
ashore following n vain attempt to
swim. He was picked up unconscious
but will recover.
One Of the watchers on shore who
tried time after time to aid the life
savers was c. J. Malley. agent for the
line. His son Harold 10 the only pas
senger on board.
Huge bonflres were lighted on the
beach at midnight to encourage any
OF those still alive in the rigging.
Just after dawn today body wash
ed ashore, which has led the life
savers to believe there is absolutely
no hope Tor any on board or for any
aid by vessels standing by.
Efforts will be made to recover the
bodies. According to Assistant En-
gineer Kentzel. the bottom OF the Czar-
ina WAS torn from her foundations by
the pounding 1t received from the sea
and the vessels entire bottom is prob.
ably torn out.
| COLORADO SPRINGS, jan. 1s.-Dr.
Gerald b. Webb. OF the Vanderbilt
family, who married Miss Varina
Hayes. granddaughter OF Jefferson Da-
viz and who is physician to fashion.
able clientele, set a new pace in en-
tertaining last night that fairly took
away the breath of his fellow physi.
clans. sixty nine In number. who were
his guests at dinner at the Antlers
hotel 1t was not the sumptuous
menu but the decorations thai startled
them which outclassed any private
function heretofore given in this city,
and cost one thousand dollars.
DENVER. Jan. l4.-Governor Shat
roth left for trip east today Act
ing under the recent advice cf the
attorney general. he vii! not raqr.s
the lieutenant governor to act while
he is gone. This will give the gov
| ernor the salary for he can do the
work when he gets back While away
he will speak on the question OF wo
mans suffrage in Baltimore and PHI
adelphla and on the question of Colo.
| RADIOS water power before the gov.
ernors' conference in Washington.
PARIS, Jan. 14-Special dispat ches
received in this city from Madrid in
dicate the government has nipped in
the bud military conspiracy fomented
by the friends of Jnan de Jacierva y
| Penafel, ex-minister of the interior,
| against the present liberal cabinet,
The officers Implicated have been
sent 10 various provinial fortresses
| pending trial by court martial Col
| onels OF the princes and queens regi,
ments have been relieved of their
commands by royal decree.
Count de veliar. who was removed
| as captain general OF Madrid, has been
succeeded by General Rios. There are
| also grave rumors of the Carlisle up
| rising.
EFFINGHAM, H.. Jan. 14.--While
| running at terrific speed early to.
day, four coaches attached to train
on the Vandalia railroad jumped the
| track near Woodbury.. H. Despite the
reports that many had been killed
and injured. telephone reports from
the scene say that only three people
were hurt.
DENVER, Jan. 14-This is Stock
yards day and the horse show and
crowds are pouring out there this
morning. Records for attendance were
broken yesterday. More than seven
thousand persons attended the matinee
and twelve thousand persons were ad
mitted TO the arena last night. But
the most important feature in the eyes
Of the stockmen was the auction of
feeders In the yards. A carload of
feeder cattle, weighing approximately
"a 900 pounds and belonging to Lu
core brothers OF Arriba, Colo, was
sold for IS per 100 pounds. said to
be the largest price ever paid for
feeders.
The crowd was so great In the even
ing that the gates were smashed and
women swooned In the confusion No
one was hurt.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14.-Both Ro-
berta De Janon and Mrs. Ferdinand
Cohen, with whose husband the young
heiress eloped, spent last night in the
hospitals of this city. The man over
whom the woman and girl have be-
come practically nervous wrecks was
lo cked up In a cell in city hall and
arranged this afternoon for hearing
Just what the charge TO lodge against
Cohen is problem which is perplex
ing the police officials and counsel for
Robertas millionaire grandfather.
The girl, in spite of a cross-exami-
nation which lasted for hours or until
he was taken to the hospital last night,
refused to admit that anyone except
herself is to blame for the escapade.
The deserted wife, after a fearful
interview with Cohen, promised to
stand by him.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE con.
servation Of natural resources aned
the conservation Of popular govern.
ment are both at stake. The one