Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-30

monies the signal honor from one OF
the worlds greatest and most famous
universities bestowed upon the former
president.
Though the death of King Edward
prevented The carrying out of original
plans, Mr.. Roosevelt was given a
hearty reception by the thirty seven
| hundred students of the seventeen col
| leges that make UP the university. He
won their hearts in Ave minute talk
| and won the hearts of their preceptors
+! by his familiarity with the history OF
the institution and of great names,
from Bacon and Newton to lesser
lights which have been associated with
1t.
| SCRANTON, Pa. May 26.-The Sc
cret of the mysterious chemical expert
ment which resulted in the death OF
lie. c. Dickinson was revealed today
| by Dr. +. w Lange. DIR. Lange, local
chemist and physician, who asserts
| he has discovered the long sought Sc
cret process of transmitting the base oil
metals into gold and silver. 1t was in
DR.. Lange's laboratory here that Mr.
Dickinson was overcome by acid
fumes which later resulted in death
DIR. Lange says Mr.. Dickinson, when
he saw before him base metals being
transmitted into silver, became over
enthusiastic at the success OF the eX-
pertinent and, leaving the seat he had
been invited to sit in. stepped close to
furnace heated to 1000 degrees and
inhaled the deadly gases. Mr.. Dickin-
son was about to back DR.. Lange's
discovery with all his resources when
he died.
LOGAN, Ohio, May 27.--Two young
women dead, one man dying, and
another man injured is the result of
an automobile accident which occur
red early today mile south of here
on the Hooking river.
lily Wright, aged %, of Logan. and
Flcssie Newman, aged %. of Logan
were killed VIII Snyder, aged 80, of
Logan. president of the Snyder Man.
ufacturing company, sustained brok-
en- leg and internal injuries from which
he win die. Mr.. JJcssie Goss, aged "a,
OF Logan, is painfully injured but will
recover.
The party had attended prenup-
tial dinner at the Snyder home in
honor of Miss Lily Wright who was
TO have been married next Wednesday
10 Fred Ambrose of Union Furnace.
Snyder was taken them home, and
had just left Ambrose when his ma
chine skidded and went over an EN-
bankment turning turtle in the ravine
fifteen feet below.
PITTSBURG. Pa, May 21.-The
startling declaration that Dallas C.
Byers, the multi-millionaire steel man
ufacturer and indicted CRATER, who
is supposed to have died in France
| last August and whose funeral was
held in this city months ago, is really
alive and enjoying life in a secluded
French village, was heard today.
l.. Leo Well, president of the Pitts
burg Voters league. which purposed
the councilmanic bribery investigation
says the reports of his detectives III
France and Switzerland prove this alb
solutely. Among the facts which lend
| color to the report are that Byers turn
ed his vast holdings OF stocks, bonds
and real estate into cash before slip
ping away from Pittsburg and the
bribery investigation, from which he
realized something like fourteen mil
lion dollars. He left directions foi
! distribution of his remaining realty
| among relatives making IT unneces
| sary for him TO leave Will He per
mtted all of his life insurance policies
| to lapse fearing a searching investiga
ton which the companies would make
when he was ready to die" No one
| in Pittsburg saw the body over which
the services were held and buried with
due honors. In some manner suspicion
of some of the relatives who hinteo
TO officials of the voters league. De
tectives were put to work immediately
| an dthey went through France with
| fine tooth comb. The search is sait
TO have disclosed unmistakable evi
dence of the missing steel man.
| ALBANY. n. Y, May 27.-With the
haunting visions of being called bacl
into extra session because of theii
failure to enact such electoral reforms
as are advocated by Governor Hughes
200 tired legislators prepared to leav,
for their homes today.
Starting with a most sensational
bribery trial in the legislative annals
OF the state. and ending in red no
fight over various direct primary meas
ures, the season which ended at moor
today has been one of the most siren
uous in years. AS net result Gov
ernor Hughes fails to secure his pei
direct nominations scheme. but oh
tanned fevaroble legislation on all otheI
more important recommendations.
SALIDA, Colo, May 27.-The sec
ond time within one year Georgia