Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-26

women and children. Prince and
Princess Unai escaped but all other
members of their family were muir
dered.
LONDON, Sejt. 23.-A son was
born this morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The son born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Van
derbilt in England will be one Of the
richest of all young American mil
lionaires. He will have at least sixty
millions.
PUEBLO, Colo, Sept. 23-When
the mercury dropped to 28 degrees
above zero yesterday morning the rec
ord of twenty-four years in the local
weather bureau went to pieces. Not
before in the history of the depart
ment in Pueblo has such a drop oc-
Cured during the month of Septem-
Der.
PITTSBURG, Kas., Sept. 23.-After
his rest of day in Emporia yesser-
day, Colonel Roosevelt took up the
campaign, making his first speech in
Pittsburg. He arrived here early to-
day after a nights run from Emporia
to remain three hours. A brief stop
at Arcadia was arranged and the rest
of the day will be spent in Missouri
Colonel Roosevelt's transcontinental
tour is nearing it's close. From Mis-
souri, he will strike into the south,
speaking in Oklahoma, Arkansas,
Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama, Geo
gia and North Carolina. Then he
will go to New York reaching there
/ Oct. 2.
DENVER, Sept. 23.--Because he
had been reprimanded by his mother
yesterday morning for minor fault
Samuel Jacobs, a schoolboy, aged 16,
swallowed strychnine tablets at his
home in Curtis street last night and
died this morning at the county hos
pital.
ASBURY PARK, N. j., Sept. 23.-
Missing from his home more than
four days, yet dead less than twen-
ty-four hours the body Of Austin Dus-
tin today was found hanging to a
tree in a little grove near Bradley
Beach.
Young Dustin was business man
and was we'll known in all nearby
bearch towns. His mother, prostrat-
ed by his disappearance, and his two
brothers has been leading the search
for him night and day since he drop
ped from sight. A small boy found
the body hanging not five feet from
path down which hundreds of per.
sons passed daily.
Three wounds made by some slen
der sharp instrument just over the
heart indicated murder rather thar
suicide. Police and detectives ar,
securing the country for some trace
of the murderers. When Dustin start
ed home on the day he disappeared
he had large sum Of money, bu
there was not cent on the body whei
found.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Armed witt
stout club, Weldon B. Cooke, Al
aviator of Oakland, Cal, defends
his wrecked aeroplane for severa
hours today against crowd of sew
eral hundred souvenir hunters. Will
flying a new machine on the sout
side he fell, wrecking his bi-plane an
was stunned by the fall. When h
regained consciousness ne found
large crowd around his machine
breaking it to pieces and carryin
away pieces as souvenirs. Seizing
club he held the crowd back unit
help arrived.
LOUISVILLE, Colo, Sept. 23.-4
day of rioting between union and no
union miners here in which the nor
union miner had been literally bt
headed by load of buckshot and
member of the union forces serious
ly wounded in a pitched battle 8
the Brooks-Harrison mine were fo
lowed by night of terror, with ful
ther outbreaks threatened today. Tn
field is practically tied up today.
Governor Shafroth announced th
morning he had not received any con
plant of the conditions in norther
Colorado coal fields nor had he bee
asked to consider the matter of sent
ing troops to Louisville or elsewher
BINGHAM, Utah, Sept. pa
though yesterday was marked by
calm exterior at Bingham, the large
copper producing camp in the worl
: there was quietly conducted activii
= on the part of both the operators al
the union men who are on strike fl
higher wages and better working col
ditions.
The miners are trying to negotia
|, today for a peaceful sediment b'