Morris tribune., 1902-01-11
EhtmiNAL NEWS.

80 = LIZ I9fONfu uIg SCUuSs store at lie
| Soto, Ia, was robbed of $4,000 worth
Of goods last week.
The streets Of Denver are to be pa,
| troled by med citizens as Fesult of a
reign of terror by criminals
Clyde Moore, IL years old, was sen
fenced from Winfield, Kan & to 20 years
in the penitentiary for murder in the
second degree.
Homer M. Neff Of West Union, Ia,
killed Miss Rose Falls, to whom he
had been paying attention, wounded
Emmett Sullivan, his rival, and com
mitted suicide.
Patrick Sullivan of Jennings, Mon,
shot his wife, his grandchild and him,
self, with fatal results to himself and
the child while his wife is in a. dan.
gerous condition
Seventeen Of the mutineers Of NOV
q are on trial at Fort Leavenworth
F'ourj2of the prisoners and four others
now at large are charged with murder
/ in the first degree.
Eugene Hector, formerly financial
editor Of a Chicago newspaper shot
and killed an alleged highway man in
that city. The man killed is supposed
.to be a Bostonian named Donovan.
Lieutenant James f.. Bevan, Eighth
artillery was found dead in bed at
Fort Candy. His brains were blown
out and by his side was found a reFol-
yer. 1t is apparently a case Of suicide
Orlando Lester. the negro on trial at
Oxford. Miss, charged with being an
oso 80
Montgomergs, Was found guilty Of
murder in the first degree. The jury.
was out 5 minutes.
Two men giving their names as Har-
" Williams and Charles Morgan have.
been arrested by the Milwaukee police
charged with wholesale operating in
forged checks in northern lumber
camps he men had in their posses.
sion 500 blank checks of the Montreal
Lumber company. s.
At Pueblo, Colo, Lawrence Hex. col.
ored. was sentenced to be. hanged dur
ing the week of April Is. Hex was
convicted Of killing William White and
Mrs. Lizzie Allie, both colored, two
months ago. This is. the first death
sentence since the ri storation Of CAPT
tai punishment in Colorado.
H IT. Mclean of San Antonio, Tex.
a collector ofold Viollns and who own
ed a Stradivarius Of 1921 make and a
Wilhelm Gtlthnan violin, the first val
ued at $4,000 and the second at sew
eraT thousand dollars, was robbed Of
them by a stranger who made off with
them while MeLean's back was turne u
The stranger had called at McLean'ss
house on the pretext of examining the
violins.
MiscEL LANEoUs NEWS ITEMS.
The Denver fire and police board
will allow. nc more prize lights in that /
city.
The Legislature of Massac achusetts
convened New Year 81 d ay. and elected
officers
According to an sgS-ray picture Henry
EIuass Gilman Of Chicago has a snake in$ /
MS stonac h
William j eronle took the oath of5
3ffce. as district at tofney Of New y ork
county, huIsd aY
One man was XII led and four in iiilfed. /
n a near d JohnstoWn, Pa iTeelE
y IS5l 4lfs nv 5ES th14A6tl up siH Lie G
The New Yerk legislature vened I
It Albany Wednes day Governor
ldelIss message was read the same
lay.
Stephen e. Fessenden of Mississippi
las been appointed assistant statis-
fcian Of the department Of agrieul
ure. 5
The general assembly Of Maryland
elected officers and after a brief ses
ion adjourned for week in order to
How time to make up the committees.
w. Murray Crane took the oath ofi
flee as governor of Massachusetts for
be third term Thursday. The attend
nee on the ceremony at the state +
ouse was the largest assembled for a
inilar occasion in many years.
One million dollars has been offered
y Robert Lebaudy, a French multi
for the establishment Of a s
rench industrial school in connection
18th the University of Chicago. 1t will
E the greatest institution of its kind
/ the world n