The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-09-14

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Criminal.
Another negro his paid the penalty for
.assaulting a White girl in the South.
w. K. Vanderbilt, .Jr., vas fined $40
for running his automobile too fast.
Mrs. Linhoff has confessed to the
murder Of Edwin Bromley at Mason
City, Iowa.
A Chicago women was attacked by r
burglar Will, a knife end her life was
saved by a corset steel.
Charles Ross, a circus performer,
threw acid into the face of his wife, the
daughter of Adam Forcpaugh.
Two attendants Of ;s.n aristocratic golf
club huose at Mount Vernon, N. !"
were mysteriously murdered.
At Ncga.es, Ariz., United States Com
missioner George has held Collector OF
Customs Hoey on two charges Of ac-
ceptine brides and unlawfully permit
ting Chinese to enter the United States.
At Paris, Tenn, Marshal Bomar, a
deputy sheriff aged twenty-eight years,
was shot and killed By Thomas Tharp,
a negro. Tharp was returning from 4
picnic and fired OFF IDS revolver. Bomar
attempted to arrest him ard the neg:o
Eilled him. after which he escaped.
Sensational testimony disclosing an
alleged plot to kill Bishop Anton Cos
Of the Independent Polish Cath
,o1ic church in Chicago was introduced
by the prosecution In Justice Martins
court. Five of the bishops pensioners
are defendants on charges OF con-
epiracy.
negro at Bardwe1l, KY, Marshal
shoulder and seriously wounded. War
den then fired two shots, killing the
negro instantly. Warden will probably
recover. The negro vas wanted for a
trivial cffense.
PERSONAL
The parents of the late Senator G.
K. Davis recently celebrated the sixty
fourth anniversary of their marriage.
Ruggiero L~eoncavallo, the operate
composer. will establish an fnte1nation-
al theater on the Champs El9sscs. Par
ia.
Judge ]. B. Timothy of Salt Lake
City died suddenly Of az oplexy, aged
1afty-four years. He was widely known
throughout the West.
Charles c. Clark. mayor OF Peoria.
Ill, from 1890 to 1892, and head OF the
great distillery house Of Clark l3roc. &
Co., is dead, aged fifty-four years.
Rev. Moses Harvey, the renowned
historian and scientist and the discov-
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Smithsonian institute, died recently at
st. johns, N. F. He was born In 1920.
The close Of three-quarters OF a
century Of life finds the senior United
States senator from Massachusetts,,
George r .Hoar, in excellent health and
as active as man, men twenty-five
years his Junior. The venerable states
man celebrated his seventy-fifth birth
day one day last week.
Foreign.
Twenty thousand diamond cutters OF
Holland decide to strike.
The German wine vintage will exceed
that Of all former years.
Abba Pacha. khedive Of Egypt. has
arrived in Paris from nivonne.
Count c Waldersee had a quarrel
with the kaiser and may resign.
The British trade is envious Of Amer
Scan progress in the markets of South
Africa.
A Philadelphia girl tried to work q
s'viEdling scheme in London and was
arrested.
The different covers Of the world are
active in building up theid fleets Of war
vessels.
The pope has recognized Emperor
Williams wish In the appointment OF
bishops.
King Edward he's appointed conn
mission to Investigate Prot. Kcch'satu-s
berculosissiheory
T'our large kitchens steve teen opened.
n London to- supply the poor With
something tosent. q
The earl Of Crawford has bought the
suxiliary yacht vsihslia,, cwned by the
Cennt@aud Countess 20 CastsllsnS. -