Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-02-15
cRianNAL NEWS.

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w e. West, on trial at Grand Forks
i N. D., for the murder of Frank March
has been acquitted
/ Miss Agnes Inglis, al sophomore stu
! dent in the medical department of th,
i University of Michigan, committed sui
eide by shooting.
William Schulz, who murderousE
assaulted Edward Myers with a sledgt
hammer at Milwaukee, has been give1
| an indeterminate sentence at Greer
!, Bay reformatory
Mrs. Soffel, the accomplice of Bid
die brothers, is considerably worse
She takes little nourishment and hel
mental condition is described as ap
preaching collapse.
The bank of Clarksville, Ark, was
robbed of between $1,000 and So 900 BY
six masked men. The robbers escaped
after killing Sheriff Powers, who haG
attempted to arrest them.
At Glenjean, w. Va, a mob went tt
the home of T Williams, coIoreG
herb doctor, called him to the dool
and shot him to death. ignorant ne
groes believed Williams to be con
jlrer.
Mrs. Rebecca Eyilsiser, who would
have been 100 years old March r.
committed suicide at South Whitley
Ind She choked herself to death by
stuffing large handkerchief down her
throat
A negro accused of assaulting Miss
Della Powell of Nicholsville, KY, was
taken from the sheriff and his depu-
ties and lynched in the courthouse
yard. The young lady's brother led
the mob.
The charred remains of A. T. Vail,
a pioneer rancher, were found in the
ruins of his house at Arayapai canyon,
IS miles from Tucson, A. T.. The man
was killed by Apaches and the house
looted and burned.
John r. Ford, deputy tax commits
sioner for Bronx borough, N. Y, has
been arrested charged with accepting
bride. 1t was alleged that he &C
cepted 800 from J. Bowie Dash, pres
ident of the Hudson Coffee company,
as a consideration for undertaking
real estate.
: Vice President Frank C. Andrews
of the Detroit City Savings bank has
been arrested and arraigned on the
charge of 'willfully, fraudulently and
knowingly, securing from, the bank,
without security and without the
knowledge of the other directors, of
sum exceeding 100000.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS
The Duluth, South Shore and Allan
tic railway will remove its general Of
fees to Duluth from Marquette May 1.
The proprietor of a Chicago fiat
building, burned last week, gave 500
to each head of At families who lost
by the fire.
The Minnesota board of pardons has
denied the application of the Younger
brothers for a full pardon, giving as
reason that the application is prema-
ture. - ..
The Minnesota legislature is in aex-
ira session. The session was called
to act on the report of the tax com
mission, but the railroad merger Ques-
ton may come up. .... y:
The. discovery has been made that
every law enacted by the last Wyom.
ing legislature is invalid for the rea-
son that the. bills were not read and
recorded properly in the lower house.
Cold has been discovered at Depey-
ster, N. Y. The discovery has been
kept secret, awaiting the report of the
expert assayer, which, just made,
places the ore at value Of $75 per
ton. .- u
The White Star line steamer Celtic
started Saturday on a cruise, under
special charter, for the Mediterranean
and Oriental ports, carrying a party of +
800 passengers, representing nearly |
every state of the Union.
Nearly 20 miIlionaires, whose wealth !
is estimated at S50O,000,0OO, were the
guests of P. A. B. Widener at dinner |
given to entertain J. Pierpont Morgan |
of New York at Lynwood Hall, Ash
bourne, near Philadelphia, Mr.. Widen
ers country place.