Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-12

ican embassy IN the imperial carriages.
The guard. resplendent in gold and
lace, and the imperial carriage, rich
with their trappings, all arrived. how
ever, after the Roosevelts had been
bundled into taxicabs and started for
teh embassy. When the kaiser heard
OF the mistake he was greatly fuss
ed and upbradeo those in charge Of
the reception plans for carelesness
The shadow of King Edwards death
was clearly in evidence in the German
capital, and instead of fanfare and
Wild acclaim which would have greet
ed the ex-president, had the kaiser
adhered 10 his original plans of re-
ceiving Roosevelt In person and TAX
ing him TO the palace as his cwn and
the nations guest the DISTINGUISHED
visitor found the populace keeply in.
terested but subdued
The virtual retirement of the kaiser
during Roosevelt's stay in Berlin and
the cancellation of many OF the fuEc
tions planned in his honor have rob.
bed the world of a spectacle that 1t
was looking forward to with unfeigned
| interest
NEW YORK, May 10.-That Collec-
tor Loeb's vlgilant watch over cus
toms service here has not relaxed was
evident today when the announcem. mt
came OF twelve additional suspensions
as a result of fresh investigations
| Nine of the suspended men are in
spectors, All twelve were formerly
engaged in weighing importati,ns II
sugar, figs and cheese.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. May 10.-When
court resumed This morning. DR.. b.
Clark Hyde continued his testimony
in denial of the charge that he poison.
ed his wife's uncle, Colonel Thomas
| r. Swopc. and brought death to James
| Moss Hunton and Chrisman Swope in
| furtherance of his plot to gain the
Swope estate. Incidentally the accused
man denied having caused an epidem.
ic of typhoid fever among the heirs
by putting germs into their drinking
| water.
| PlTTSBuRG. May l0.-While Chief
of Police Ernest Hahn of Mount Oliver
was guarding the homes of the bor-
ough last night, burglars entered his
home and carried away gold watch,
| silverwdre and diamond rings that
| were secreted in a china closet. Two
/ f,, ha ifr,t, Mt x-fr
also entered The chief was made
aware of the marauder's visit when
his wife woke him at noon today.
| SAN JOSE, May 10.-With a thou
ruins of the quake shaken city OF
Cartago. 1t is believed today most of
the dead at this point have been re-
covered The authorities say, how
ever, that more bodies may be found
as the ruins are cleared away.
| The work of rescue at other points
is being pushed with all possible speed.
| The suffering of the survivors h,s
been somewhat allayed by the action
| of government officials in moving most
of them to San Jose. Wooden shacks
and tents have been erected on the
| outskirts and the sufferers are fairly
| well housed
| PUEBLO. Colo, May 10.-Katie Kas-
ter, the 4-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Raster of Blend. died
early this morning as the result Of
injuries received from burns. Early
last evening she and several compan
ions were dancing around bonfire
near her home when the child's dress
accidentally caught fire. She ran In
terror from her playmates, who at
tempted to extinguish the flames, and
by the time she reached her home she
was badly burned about the face and
body.
PANAMA, May 10.-Several iokers
are held by the police here as the
result of panic that was created last
night after reports had been spread
that an earthquake was predicted by
scientists. The report that a tidal
wave would sweep Colon and was also
| freely circulated and hundreds of per
sons spent the night In the open
country or in the streets in prayer.
The Costa Rican quakes have aroused
I great apprehension here.
PITTSBURG, Pa, May 10.-'I wish
all us wives could get together and
surround that fellow and stick hair.
pins in him." said Edith Ebling Tet-
low. when she was confronted by a
woman who claimed to have married
Mr.. Tetlo previously.
Wouldn't that be fine?" replied
Clara Jordan Tetlow, whose heart had
also been won by Tetlow and who Is
now missing.
The two women met unexpectedly In
police court when they appeared to
complain against the recreant husband.
They embraced and agreed to Jointly
prosecute Tetlow who is said to be in
New York
NEW YORK, NAV 10.-Wrecking
companies here declare that the battle
ship Maine cannot be raised for $780,.