Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-04-04
The management of the Lake Shore

railroad mas decided to fOur-track the
line between Chicago and Buffalo.
Forrest McCord, barber at Bower
vile, O., killed Charity storts, his
sweetheart, and ended his own life.
Maj. Gen. Macarthur has assumed
command of the department of Cali
fornia.
Mrs. S. L. McQuown was robbed by
two footpads of 5000 at Marion, Ind,
she had just drawn from bank.
James E. Pearl and his wife, he col
ortd and she white, were killed by
the cars at Quincy, Ill.
A counterfeit of the $40 silver GER
tifcate of the series of 1899, poorly
executed. has been discovered.
The United States senate subcom-
mittee on finance will meet at New
York this week to plan more elastic
currency system.
Eighteen arrests have been made at
Waterbury, Conn.,, in connection with
violence during the trolley strike sew
eral weeks ago.
Judge Hanecy failed to order the
arrest of the Chicago election board
for opening Lorimer-Durborow con-
gressional ballots in spite of injunc-
ton.
Work has begun on canal be-
tween Lake Michigan and small lakes
near Hammond, Ind. 1t will be $50
feet wide and 21 feet deep.
The Lake Shore twentieth century
limited train made run of 3S1 miles
in 369 minutes.
The finding on the Edwin L. Burdick
inquest at Buffalo declares the murder
er unknown, but that Arthur r. Pen
nell's arrest would be justified if he
were living.
Six men were killed by gas explo-
sion in Sandoval (Ill.) 'coal mine and
five others were seriously burned.
Benedict & Co., "get-rich-quick' con-
Germ, abandoned it's South Bend (Ind.)
offices, leaving many creditors.
President Roosevelt left Washingt on
on his western trip covering $4,000
miles and % states:
Six men were killed and ten prob
ably fatally injured by an accident in
Frank Candee shot and killed his
brother and sister and himself at Kan
sas City, Mo-, while temporarily in
sane.
Trains collided near South Brooklyn,
Conn.,, killing Engineer Chapman and
Fireman Newman and injuring 1e per-
sons.
' The flood situa ton in Greenville,
Miss. and surrounding territory
shows Improvement, and there is lit
tie fear of further complications.
\ bill increasing the liquor license
fees throughout the state by so per
cent has passed the New York legis-
lature.
The old wage scale between the BIZ
luminous miners and operators of
nearly 20 states has expired and the
total advance in wages aggregates
$135,o0o,ooo
The Nebraska senate defeated a
bill to abolish capital punishment.
Secretary Hay and Senior Quesada
exchanged ratificat tons of the Cuban
reciprocity treaty.
The president has selected Wayne
MacNeagh to represent the United
States in the Venezuelan case before
the Hague tribunal.
Judge Simson of Terre Haute, Ind,
says that boards of health cannot
exclude unvaccinated children from
public schools.
An eastern wheat crop expert pre-
diets the yield in Kansas and Okla
homa will break records.
Aid. n. T. Bremen, Of the Ninth
ward in Chicago, was held up by
three men and robbed of $500 and
horse and buggy in broad daylight.
Terry McGorern was knocked out
in the eleventh round by "Young"
Corbett in a fight for the worlds
championship at San
Francisco.
Ten thousand Indiana miners struck
because the operators ultimatum ig-
nOred the demand for extra mon +o