Willmar tribune., 1903-03-21

the United States will be invoked
to set him free, so that he will prob
ably be able to stay in New Hamp-
shire for a year or two at least.
After securing sufficient bail for an
appeal, DR.. Ames suddenly decided to
return to Minneapolis, and so notified
his attorneys.
Killed by Hogs.
The bite of hog has brought death
and misery into the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Demules, living near Fort Rip
ley, Crow Wing county.
Two of the Demules children are
dead from hydrophobia and another
is dangerously i'll. Three children be-
longing to another family, who were
also attacked by the disease, have
been sent away for treatment.
A number of hogs and cattle be-
longing to Mr.. Demules, which gave
unmistakable evidence of being af-
f1icted with rabies, have been slain,
and every precaution has been taken
to prevent a spread OF the hydro
phobia.
A small pet dog owned by the De-
mules children was the cause of all
the trouble.
Bank Robber.
At three o'clock in the morning the
safe in the State bank of Kasota was
blown by two cracksmen and $400 in
silver taken.
he
ately after the explosion and started
south on the Omaha line Officers
went to work at once on the case and
it is believed the robbers will be
caught.
Mrs. o. T. Buell., wife of the CASH
ier of the bank, heard the explosion
and aroused her husband, who gath
cred few neighbors and was soon
on the scene.
The men had decamped, however,
realizing, apparently, that to remain
longer was to invite a fight or at
least a hot chase. Two strangers
seen on the street undoubtedly did
the job.
Plenty Of Money.
Owen Monaghan, a farmer SO years
old, who says his home is in Howard
county, Iowa, walked into the St..
Paul city hospital Saturday night and
asked for shelter. He said he had
only so cents in his pocket and re-
fused to give that to the hospital au-
.thorities. When he had gone to bed
oro ~ <ho o@4or1o~+. 4o,,-l - ~.
trousers a purse containing $3,679 go,
and in his vest . handsome gold
watch.
The old man was poorly dressed
and appeared very much fatigued. He
talked in q rambling and desultory
manner.
Found Dead.
Mrs. J. P. Judson, Crystal Lake, on
her way to visit friends in Ann Arbor,
Mich, found her two-months-old
child dead when she reached the St..
Paul union depot. The child had
been suffering with cold, and the
mother carefully wrapped it in warm
clothing after leaving the train.
In the waiting room the mother
turned away the clothing from the
infants face to impress kiss on it,
and discovered that it was dead. Mrs.
Judson was accompanied by her hus-
band, and both were very much af-
fected by the death of the child.
News Notes. -.
For the first time in Hennepin coun-
ty violation of the new non-support
law has been punished. !. -
The old Mississippi river wagon
bridge, at Little Falls, which is be-
ing replaced by q fne new steel
bridge, collapsed. : .s-:. i -
A tifteen-year-old Minneapolis boy,
who gave the name of Oscar B. Nell
son and who says Ke has worked fo1
the North Star Shoe company, was
arrested at Duluth for attempting to
pass worthless check for SIS.
The strong men Of the university
net and perfected. plans for the
strength contests which are to bl
started at ONCE. The contests win be
between the classes and the different
departments