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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-07-23
How to Find Out.

You can easily determine if your kidneys are
out Of order by setting aside for "a hours q
bottle Of the urine passed upon arising. II
upon examination it is cloudy or milky or has
a brick-dust sediment or small particles float
about in it, your kidneys are diseased, and
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE should be taken
ct once.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-07-23
EARL KING, 2|y|(
Record, 2:151a. Sd Heat in Race.

Record, 2:151l. Sd Heat in Race.
Earl King trotted another race the fol-
lowing day and tr0tted the Sd heat in 2:15H.
Earl King is a handsome bay stallion 15A
hands high and weighs 1850 pounds. He was
sired by Vicking. 2:19A, the sire of ten with
records of from 2:i5A to 2:2SA and sire of
the dams of five with records from 212A to
2:29M.
Earl Kings dam. Bess Bright by John
Bright. the sire of three with records from
2:19A to 2:29A. Earl Kings lst and I'd dams
have produced one each with records better
than 2:20.
Earl King. 2:15h, is too well known to the
patrons of trotting and road stations
throughout Grant and adjoining counties to
need any unnecessary amount of advertis-
ing as is usually used by stallion owners.
When new stallion cOmesintO cOmmun-
ity and receives more patronage the second
year OF his appearance than any stallion of
his class had heretofore it is certainly
proof enough of his worth While there
ity for yeaIs Earl King, 2:15H, surpasses all,
taking into consideration size, style, breed
ing, action and speed. We make this asSer-
ton without fear of contradiction. He was
shown in Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois; has
been in the ring fOrty-six times and carried
away forty two first premiums. Whenever
he goes into show ring he appears to say
II am from Missouri. =
Earl King will make the season OF 1904 as
follows: Fridays and Saturdays at by er's
livery barn, Ian caster; the fore part of the
week at Bloomington.
Terms: $1,000 to insure a living colt.
w. 3. DYER, 35tf ). M DONNELLY,
Lancaster. Bloomington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-07-23
A Drastic Cure.

Some Of the necessaries of life are
exorbitantly high these days"
Eyes. / wish they'd raise the prices
still higher"
"What?"
Eyes; I wish they'd get high enough
to scare me, SO I'd quit needing them"
Philadelphia Ledger.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-07-23
Precocious Italian Poet.

Alfieri, the Italian poet, was study.
ing law at thirteen, and at fourteen
became man of note. At eighteen
he roamed all over Europe, mixing up
in public affairs and having many ad
ventures.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-07-23
The Cat Ate the Pie.

Marshall P. Wilder tells the story Of
a wife who told her husband that the
cat had eaten the pie that she had
baked for him.
Never mind, my DEAR" replied the
husband. II will get you another cat"
New York Times
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-07-23
Wronged.

II suppose you were terribly shocked
when you heard your son was engaged
to your husbands stenographer?"
ooh, no. You see, couldn't get VIII
liam to discharge her and hire a man,
so really. the news that she's been in
love with Clarence all this time is quite
a relief. Chicago Record Herald.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06
Meteorological
Jan. 23-Savannah, Ga, and Columbus,
c.: earthquake.

Jan. 23-savannah, Ca. and Columbus. s..
c.; earthquake.
Feb S-Southern Ill.,. southeastern NO., and
northern Ky; earthquake.
Mar. 16-Miss. river levee breaks % M
above Memphis on Ark. side. Marion,
Ark, cut off by flood.
E,-Greenville, Miss, levee breaks: lives
Apr l2-Near Lincoln, Ill, tornado.
1$-Portland. Ind. cloudburst floods town:
H-Monroe county, Ala, 10 persons killed
2..-Tornado nearly destroys White Springs,
May 7-Earthauake at Grand Junction. Col;
shee1 Morth IN S Sn oo Kills cattle and
21-Cyclone in Kan. at Ashland, Blaine and
Assaria. -. Tornado at Lebanon. Eiwood
and and GTTa aS Ind. Tornado near
2e-Elmo NO., nearly wiped out by cyclone.
~ l'Xes lost; a.! sa lii Kan flooded
desh snG SOC at 9pek hSe and
property loss estimated at $4,000, 900. .. In
Kansas City, Kan, and Kansas City, Mo-,
u 50. M. flooded; Joss. SIC. 100000.
900 of property destroyed by cyclone.
FLOOD in Pacolet valley. S. C.. causes So
deaths and property loss Of $500. ooo;: ::
and Crestes, Ind.
S-F'loods at ST. Louis cause loss of 20 lives
10-Two- thirds of East St. Louis under va
ter: II drowned.
cloudburst; over 200 drowned. Water wall
20 #. high swept the gulch.
30-Cyclone kills at Wilder, MINI.
Jul. 1-Snow at Butte, Mont. Tornado in
Faux county, S. D.
2-Cloudburst in S. w. Texas; 20 drowned.
5-Cloudburst at Jeanette Pa, So lives lost.
Aug. 7-Hailstorm in northern Col. causes
$500, 900 damage to crops.
12-Island of Jamaica hurricane; 200 lives
lost: damage, $4,000. 0Co
Sep. 9-Cyclone at Quincy, H.. Earth
quake at Bowlder. Love!and, Longmont
and Fort Collins, Col.
16-Atlantic coast swept by terrific storms,
nearly 100 persons being reported
drowned damage on Manhattan island,
$4,000, 900. Pres. and Mrs. Roosevelt and
party in imminent danger on yacht Sylph
Oct. 4-Cyciones in Mimi, Wis. and ILL., kill
49,
e-Paterson. n j., flooded, 81, ooO, 900 loss
Nov. 1-Cyclone at Hydro. Okla.
11-Tornado at White River Ind.
Dec. 13-Northwest has coolest weather of
season, thermometer going as low as "a
below in some places.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06
The Panama Revolution

>-~'\>>~~~>>~>~~~~>~~
Mar. 17-Panama canal treaty ratified nv
U. >. senate by vote of % to5
treaty. -N>9 ~""''
Nov. s.Panama declares it's independence
of Colombia.
81. S. marines landed at Colon. Colon
pan gunboat bombards Panama.
S-U. 5. recognizes republic of Panama
y. ). and protests against American in
depreciation of treaty of 1886
I-France recognizes Panama govern
ment
13EMr. Bunau-Varilla formally received by
republic.
1S.New isthmian canal treaty signed BY
On secretary Hay and Mr.. Bunau-Varilla,
N-fanama rejects all overtures to return
90 colombian sovereignty.
1SS-Germany recognizes Panama republic
aoSoFanama junta ratifies canal treaty.
<o-Gen. Reyes. special Colombian envoy
10 u s. offers to grant all canal conces-
slons absolutely free of cost
Dec. 2-Panama canal bill signed at PAN
anna. 49,
Seen; Reyes received by Pres. Roosevelt
at white house.
pubic.
12-W; l. Buchanan IN. W chosen special
minister to Panama.
17-U. S. marines ordered to San Miguel to
., prevent invasion Of Colombian troops.
ad-Eeru recognizes Panama.
Z5-Gen. Reyes (from WASHINGTON informs
colombia that war on Panama means
war with the United States"
z4-Great Britain recognizes Panama
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06
Business Failures

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Jan. ,3-Rockwell, Tex. E. w. Hardin &
Co.'S private bank.
1I-TorontO, Kan, State bank
22yerdigree. Neb., State bank.
BLBurton, q: Boughton, Ford & Co.,
Feb. l3-NashvilIe, Ark, Howard County
Mar New York, Daniel Leroy Dresser
n Co. sik KIN merc Asa $1B1 nras
wrecked city Savings ai bank; $500 p Co.
soGowanda, n. Y, &. Moench & sons Co.
a aed M & ss1 d Fischer & Gaensslen tan
Apr. 4-Cieveland, O., Aultman-Miller Co.,
ant1 s of agGGut9ra %pe
s-Chicago. Lord, Owen & Co., wholesale
druggists: s762,73o
l7@1Fort Payne, Ala, Peoples Bank 6:
May 1sProyidence, R. l., Mossberg &
Gvanville Manufacturing Co.; 1929 geo
'q banfe2 ro and Sro Gan so e. A%es Co.,
s 81 i<d Thomas' ont'' Atlas Loan Co.; ST.
EarS M saam E W Ese Ganx bank
Bangor. Wis. Farmers & Merchants
bank
22=Wqrcsster; Mass:, Nor :5s S. Bros, con-
so-Doylestown Pal Nat. bank.
avg s@New " o York TX, Sharp & Bryan, stock
12EDululh, MINI, Commercial Banking
1s5m :; y Ind. Kinney & Co.'S private
1s~Boston, Mason & Hamlin Co., piano and
organ house; 81, 0000oo Beaumont. Tex,
Citizens Nat. & Savings bank.
Sep lo@Willoughby O.: bank.
liza Strange, lnd.. Ellison BANK also
s-Batimore, City Trust & Banking Co.
s5oO,C0o.
H-Bessemer,> Ala., Bank Of a Commerce.
faeturers; $4,000: 9'' '''
25-.Milton, Ind, Citizenss' bank.
manufacturers; $50oc6o:~
17INew Ye q k;o Talbot 1,e J. Taylor & Co..
2s-Consolidated Lake Superior Co. at
American and Canadian "soos;' $780,
s1-springheld. Mass. Packard Nat bank;
Brick CO.; seoo'ooo "
T5Broq%klyn: \: Y, Morse Iron Works &
12-Foxhome, Mimi, Standing Bros. pri-
l2Ecity Of Mex II e, International Bank of
ls.Baltimore {Md:? Trust c.; sS;57s.sl7;;
oce,ooo.: Seattle, (Wash.) branch of In
ao-Chatsworth. Ill, j. E. Browns bank.
2l-Lockport, ILL.,, State bank.
22-Peoria, ILL.,, Acme Harvester Co.; 81
100000. ..Lessener, Mimi, Farmers and
Merchants bank. :. Allegheny, Pa, First
Nat. bank (resumes Oct &).
24-Chicago, Lake St. Elevated R. R.
so-Mount Airy, Md. Albert Jones & Co.,
bankers.
NOV Esheldon Qa) State bank. Victor
(Col.) First Nat. bank.
SCripple Creek (Col.) Mimetallic bank.
Pueblo (Col) Title & Trust Co.
|9Chicago, Suffer Bros tobacco house;
$500, O00
1o-Columbia, S. c., Olympia on mills.
l4-St. Louis. D. Crawford & Co., mer-
chants; 100000.
r7-Ireton Qa). private bank. ...Egan Is.
d. state bank.
19-Elkhart, Indiana Nat. bank; $3.50 000....
Henrietta, Tex. Farmers Nat. bank.
21-Dundee, Ill.,, First Nat. bank.
Dec. 7-Ravia Il. TO- bank.
14-Linn Grove Qa.) Merchants bank.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06

ME Steers (neEress), near Shreveport,
La; charged with poisoning girl. ' y
AG,unknown negro at Alto, Tex; for abus-
Aug: John Millikln (negro preacher) and
E John Hunter. his son-in-law, killed by
! Whltecappers at LeWisburg. Tenn. 49,.
| new county, Ind.
+Wm. Hamilton (wealthy farmer), at
AA isthl:, Wash: for murder of Mabel
S;AA Amos Jones (negro), at Hatttesburg,
2GNegro who murdered Mary Jenkins, at
| Aloe Sanders (negro), at Henderson,
% Tex; charged with attempted assault.
race riots at Danville. Ill. sentence i'm
Sep: s-Twelye more convicted Of Compile
ity in Danville (Ill.) race riots
15cWhliam Williams (negro), at Center
1e-Negroes. take another negro charged
with criminal assault from jail and lynch
Oct. 1-walter Davis (colored>, at Marshall.
ED McCollum (colored). at Sheridan,
Ark: for wounding officer.
Walter SackSon t aconYicted murderer ct
at Hamilton, Mont. and lynched.
emerged Nth tbs; sho ,n white boy:
" Ill., MC<A1PIIl, III county,, MISS.
for wounding farmer.
Nov. 2-Jos. -Craddock (negro), at Shreve-
port; murder.
3-Frank Anderson (white) and Henry
johnson (negro) killed during race riot
at Lake Village, Ark.
5Sam Adams (negro), at Pass Christian,
Miss; assaulting wife Of prominent citi-
gen.
29-John 'Fogle> (negro), near St: George, S.
% C.: lis, tor assaulting white woman.
S0-Phtl Davis, Walter Carter and Clint
Ihomas (negroes), near Belcher, La; for
shooting Robert Adger.
Dec. 5rLewis Jackson (colored), near Tam
pa. Fla; attempted assault
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06
Lynchin&s

whom killed Sheriff Reese. near Brier-
field, Ala. John Hollins negro) near
DreW. Miss: charged with attempted as
14-Ransom O'Neal and Chas Tunstall me
osg r9es) at Angleton, Tex; murder.
Zoe Inomas Negro) burned at stake
near New Orleans; murder of Sheriff
Sc; A. ,sobrilofski Russian miner who
a WGFksd curing strike kicked to death
Feb: lee Hall lcoloored). at Wrlghtsville,
Ca; for shooting Sheriff Crawford.
1ian TX Bf row ,lnegro) at McDade sta
nell. VIM. Fambro (colored) at Griffin,
Ca; for insulting white home
M PerisS yH hen Thomas negro)., near
oo1frank Robertson (negro), at Bradley,
Apr: e-John Turner (colored). at Warren,
15-Tom Gilyard (colored), at joplin MO
for killing officer
21cc a Rainey (negro). at cambridge,
2s,,Alexander Thompson (negro), at Cur
o. don. Ark; for stabbing Dr.. j. H. G uffman,
2o-Unknown thyroid negro. near Santa
re- re-, ILL.,; for attacking lo-yr.-old white
May 2-Bob Bryant and Will Morris at
Haynes Bluff, Miss; assassination Of W.
Washington Jarvis (white). at Madison
Fla; accused of murder.
20--Moses Hart (negro desperately. at
Co'r;inth, Miss; for Shooting at chief Of
Ro annsda; Amos nos Randall }white), ana Dan
22ooWm Hopkins (negro), at Whites Mil
Ga; deha1ged with outraging s-yr-old
2e-Wilkinson county (Miss) citizens lynch
negro burglar.
HIW: G; Clifton, at Newcastle, wyo.;
% Snarged <W With double murder Sam
FfSSnts Gy was at led 5op m2D M shs'
,n sentenced Ged, to 10 yrs. imprisonment.
MI Miss 'ean nennls 9negro) at Greenvilie,
&c. H. Wyatt (negro), at Beileviiie I'll
for shooting supt. of Schools i Hertei ILL.,
ley Gs p ma1GeS co of near Fert VAL
5hee e isE ME- c asat Forest Miss; for
De m Wdits O. nfREFe2 st. Wilmington
zaM MiSe KinSaid (negro), at Rushville.
AT ga. } Jones (collored2, at Elk Valley,
2e-Lamb Whitley (colored), near Monte
Coy (, Geo Mckinney and Wiley 1negroes),
So-.:Andrew Diggs (negro), at scotsbor
Ala; attempted assault on white FRI.
'9 t-He Eyer E Eiroa tneEro) at Piedmont
lips. A'A
5-,Eyansyille, Ind. terrorized by mob that
broke into jail, to. lynch negro. Gov.
| 6-.Seven persons killed and q injured In
battle between militia and mob when
latter made desperate assault on faii
iTCato Garrett (negro), at sVicksbure
Miss: for stabbdng Harry Stout to death
ED Claus (negro), near Eastman. Ca;
15-Wm. Thacker, white man sentenced Ia
life Imprisonment for murder Of John
gordon, at Flemingsburg, KY. i. :
(murderers). and Deputy Sheriff Pierce
(acting guard; killed by mob at Basin
/ / 22--John Gilbert negro, near Pinckney
!. Landing. Ark; fors hooting white planter
(2S3z-M ooney Allen (negro), /. at Beaumont
! 8. Tex: for shooting policeman. As
III. murder Of Henry Galterman. ed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06

22-Ex-Gov and ex-U. s: Senator Alexan.
der Ramsay, in St. Paul; aged IS.
! 2-Gov Deforest Richards, at Cheyenne
Wyo.; aged g.. Irving NJ. Scott, builder
zs-stuart Robson, comedian, in New York
ao efsa ii Du chaillu. American author aus
May 24-Paul Blouet MAX o Rel6, in Paris
Jul. 15rHarriet stanwood Blaine (widov
tsp. NJ. Arthur grand chief engineer OF
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, at
Winnipeg, Man;
IGen. Cassius M; Clay, minister to Rus.
sia under Lincoln. at Whitehall, KY.
eyed a.: ::Erancis N; Wells, sculptor. in
B-Congressman Robert II. Foerderer, in
Torresdale, Pa; aged 43.
S-A. b. Youngson, successor of late Chief
+: NJ Arthur, of Locomotive Engineers,
Aug. 5-Phil May, artist, in London.
A-Lord Salisbury, former British premier
G a Hat Il house; England, aged TO-.
Enas. Z. Bonney, lawyer and pres. par
Lament of religions at Chicago world
% fair. in Chicago.
l lanai & Ga:s aF Il Smith (B'' A'D' in At
- (Ore:), In Washington: aged S.
4oGd &c Vincent Boreing, in Lon
TEx-U; S. Senator Chas. B. Farweu, a,
On La axe Forest, III; aged 50.
3pStr Michael Hex ,ert, British ambas.
iaaS to y. s., at Davos-Platz, switzer-
Oct: 6--Ex-Postmaster General Wilson S
B1ssell, at Buffalo, NJ Y; aged Sc. VIM
Baker, pres. of Chicago worlds fair, a,
Highland Park, III.
l5-Archbishop Kahn. of St. Louis, at Balti.
more, Md; aged g.
A-.E'x-Gov. Henry"L L. Mitchell, at Tampa
Fla; aged 70.
2TTEx-Gov Peter Turney, in Winchester
23-Wm. E. Lecky historian in London
aged g.
2S-Mrs. Emma Booth-Tucker, noted Sal
Vatlon Army worker, killed in a railwa,
wreck at Dean Lake, Mo.
NOV. 1-Prof. Theo Mommsen, historian
at Charlottenburg, Germany; aged &c.
11[Jas. K. GILMORE, writer, at Glens Falls
20-Gen Francis Marion Drake, ex-Gov, O.
Ia. at Centerville; aged g.
Dec. 2-Dr. Cyrus Edison, germ specialist IL
New York; aged 46.
4-Ex-Cong. VIM. NJ Springer Qll) II
washington, D. c.; aged 81.
6-Cong:. Henry Burk, in Philadelphia
aged S.
| S-Herbert Spencer. philosopher, autho
and scientist, in Brighton, Eng; aged SO
| ....Rev. Henry Clay Trumbull, editor ant
author, in Philadelphia; aged 70.
l2-John X Proctor. pres. u. S. civil servic
commission, in Washington; aged SO.
14-Ex-U. S. Senator Alexander Medicinal,
(Ark.), at Norwood Park, N. ].
| O-Frederick r. CouGert Well-known New
| York lawyer, in Washington; aged Il.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06
Fires

Jan 2-Woodruff, ILL.,, destroyed
Feb. 11-Rock Island Gll.) arsenal; ST. coo. OCO
26-Cincinnati, business block; $780, OCO
cendiary; 100000.
Apr. 1-Sibley, ILL.,. business block.
15-Near Beaumont, Tex, in oil fields; ST.
H~Ta Crosse, Wis, Park dept. store; $780,
2S-south Chicago, H.. International Salt
Co.'S plant; $500, 900. :. Melbourne. Ia,
business section.
so-Near Bradford, Pa, forest fires: town
Of Jacksonville destroyed; property loss
$1,000 600.
May lin Adirondacks, north of Utica, N
Y. 81, 100000 Of timber
Jun. 4-Forest fires spread ruin from Con-
necticut to Maine; town Of Patten, Me,
destroyed.
26-Milwaukee, American mailing plant;
JUL 'l~Whitehouse, O., nearly wiped out.
st; Joseph, N! Mo c,,d Hammond Packing Co. $
Aug. 2-Halsey, Ore, nearly destroyed.
Oct. 16-Aberdeen, WASH, 10 business
blocks; lives lost, and 81, OCO, 600 in prop
Nov. 1-Coney Island, n. Y, bowery swept
by flames; s1,OC0,G 00 Fire in vatican at
s-Troy, N. Y, s., ooo, 900 blaze on Citizens
steamboat pier. Basin, Mont, de-
stroyed.
2l-Liily. Pa. lodging house; % Italian la
borers burned to death.
24-Cotton belt region west of Miss and
Ark. enveloped in dense smoke as result
of serious forest fires.
Dec. 2Ottawa (Ont.( university: $500 600.
4-,Salina.. Kan, wholesale mercantile
house of H. D. Lee; $500, 600.
9~Abbott, Tex. almost wiped out.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06
Casualties
Jan, 6-Port Townsend, WASH, news re-
ceived OF drowning Of is in wreck of bark

Jan, e--Port Townsend, Wash. news re-
ceived OF drowning of is in wreck of bark
Prince Arthur.
lion battleship Massachusetts, off Guile
bra island, Killed by explosion during
Z-Near Westtield, N. j., Is in railway
collision.
2s-Near Tucson, Ariz., 20 in railway COL
Feb. 1-Near Vicksburg, Miss. 6 by emf
grant car leaving track and plunging int o
river
ION U. s: Receiving ship Franklin, g.
waukee. 5 tirenen, including Chief Foley,
sRostoria o PUTS by ex afe {n"es
linear Edenton, n. 6, Is drowned bv
- cyclone striking steamer Olive.
Mar H kkRaT r. 9aq ro%nssd hotel
7-Spier Falls. N. Y, II by ferry boat cap
sizing.
e-Olean, N. Y, % by explosion of oil tanks.
Apr. s-White and Cleburn counties, Ark,
in cyclone. .Hopewell, Ala, II in tor
9oM naeoi House NY Sin railway ureo.
Minneapolis, by explosion in oil plant.
27-New Buffalo, Kan. II in railway wreck.
3o-Ganistock. Pa, in explosion of pow
May 5--Detroit. 9 by train plunging into
soft Virginia coast, 20 by sinking Of steam
7-Eggleston Springs, Va, 9by sliding rock
25-Near Hastings Neb., l6 by tornadoes
27-Near Bryan, Ala, s in railway collision
Jun ANear Saltwater. Kan, in railway
Madison: III. Is while protecting prop
11-Aberdeen, Ark, by houseboat capsiz-
3o-Hanna, Wyo., 235 by gas explosion in
Union Pacific mines.
Jul. Ain various cities So deaths are trace
able to accidents in celebrating the day:
113 deaths from lockjaw later reported
ENear charlottesville. Va. "a in railway
2e-south Lowell. Mass. 25 by dynamite
Aug, 2-Near Cumberland Falls, Tenn. in
7-Durand, Mich. % by collision Of trains
carrying WALLACE Bros circus.
Na Il by falling Of Of Walk in
=, Mich, 5 by capsizing of boat.
Sep; 3INear Yorkville, S. c., in railway
from trestle Is #. high.
oct; 3-Peoria, Ill.,, in explosion in dis
4-Gale in Green bay sinks steamer Erie l..
Hackley; IL drowned
S-Near Washington Crossing, N. Y, Is in
railway collision
Nov. Especial train carrying Purdue COL
lege football team for game with Indian
New York city. "a in burning tenement.
4-1ona Island N. Y, by explosion of U
S; naval magazt e; property loss, 100000.
5oNear Virginia ity. Mont, 9 in mine fire.
l2-New Hope, =, s in railway collision
21Near Come. ville Pa, 10 by mine ex-
24-Bonanza Ark. 10 by gas explosion in
coal mine
Dec: s+Clarksburg, N. j., in burning
13-Near Abba, Ia, 5 cremated in railway
wreck. Near Piedmont, w. Va, by
OVerturning of engines
15-Lake Concordia, Miss, 6 by sinking of
tugboat
1S-Near Nashville, Tenn, 10 girls in fire
that destroys Walden university.
21-Godfrey, Kan, 8 in railway wreck
2&St. Louis, by boiler explosion.
2s-Laursl Run, Pa. 6s in railway wreck
26-Near Grand Rapids, Mich, q in COL
llslon on Pere Marquette r. r.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06
Crimes

Jan. s-Emil Johnson kills Miss Benna
Benson and self at Virginia, Mimi; she
refused to marry him. VIM. B. Chic, of
Toledo, kills wife and self domestic trou-
1o-Mrs Amelia Roller, of Palmyra, Wis,
:S.John j.. Fiddler kills wife and self at
s1-Chas. Rove, while insane, kills wife,
Feb. 5,,John Stark kills wife and Self, at
1.zEdyard L. Burdtck. of Buffalo. N. r..
f found dead in his home with head
Mar: 12-Adolph Krauss kills wife and 6
tempts suicide. Bandits attack stage
along Yaqui river in Sonora numbering
Springs, Va. Skilled In fight betw cen rival
turpentine car'ps.
l7I,Mrs. Jas. Strowb bridge kills mother
soa daugh1 Hon and self; at Guyayqga N
G gent G at frankfort. KY, for murder of
May tJaS:- B. Marcum assassinated at
NaH; S. Riggs; Ed Bell and Deputy Sheriff
f. {: McMahon killed in street fight in
Jun. 4-Cowboys kill E. NJ Berry and sons
81 at ST. Francis, Kan, in quarrel over land.
3oER: NJ. Love-. Tex. state comptroller
who was wounded in subsequent struggle
with j. w. Stephens.
Jul. 16-Alfred A. Knapp sentenced to be
electroeuted. at Hamilton. o.
Aug. l-Three deputies killed by escaped
Eldorado county.
13-Gilbert Twigg, Qnsane) shoots into
kills himself.
14-Curtis lett and Thos.- White found
guilty of assassinating Jas. B. Marcum
and punishment fixed at life unprison-
ment.
T-Desperate negro in Randolph county,
Ala. kills and wounds 9 in dispute over
watermelons.
2s-Two men killed and two wounded at
Chicago City Railway Co.'S barns by 8
masked men who escaped with So 00O "
Caleb P overs sentenced to death for COM
plicity in assassination of VIM. Goebel.
Sep. 7-Three men killed in battle at camp
meeting at Victory, Ky.
22-Curtis Jet found guilty by jury at
Cynthiana, Ky. of murder of Town Mar
shall Thos. Cockrell; death penalty i'm
Oct: 12--seven Indians killed in quarrel
ton in Montana.
Nov. 13-Insane negro kills Andrew G.
Green. father of Greater New York"
plices of Gus Marx in Chicago car barn
robbery and murder. captured by police
and farmers near Tolleston, Ind, after
stealing locomotive killing brakeman
and fatally shooting Detective ]. r. Dris-
Dec. 6--Dell Thompson kills Addie Hacker,
his iancee, then commits suicide at
wedding feast in Camden, n j.
w. Derby, a Cleveland, O.,
., kills wife his children and self.
killed his children and self; poverty.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-06
sustained by evidence; blames Philip
Dohlin hut holds Ieullel r lniQq q -

sustained by evidence; blames Philip
Doblin,, but, holds Lemuel E. Quigg to be
not involved.
-Naval Constructor Richard T. Hobson's
15-Pres. signs bill establishing department
of commerce, also general army staff.
1S-Associate Justice Shiras Of U. s. SUI
preme court resigns.
succeed Justice shiras: ~
90-C. w. Fulton (Ore.) elected to u. s.
senate
Mar. 2-Delaware's long senatorial fight
term and Louis H. Bali to short term. =.
Pres. calls extra session of senate to meet
Mar. S.
4-The 57th congress adjourns sine die :
Senator Allison states appropriations ag-
gregated s., 554, lOS,5 14.
So. s. senate in extra session.. Pres.
dominates VIM. D. Crum as collector OF
customs at Charleston, s. z.
19-U. s. senate ratifies Cuban reciprocity
treaty So to lS an and adjourns: ah,n.+o -.
western trip covering 1900 m. and p
Apr. 5-Carter H. Harrison reelected mayor
1s0stephen IL. Mallory (F'la) elected to U.
2s~Upon attempt of Speaker John H. Miller
of Ill. legislature to force passage OF
ty of the house insists upon roll call.
drives speaker from house, and proceeds
to pass Mueller bill
M-Postmaster Gen. Payne removes Jas
N: Tyner. asst. atty. gen., from F. .. de-
e7-Lieut. Gov: Lee (Mo) resigns as result
of bribery disclosures in legislature.
Gen. Miles report on Philippines made
public. citing cases on part of American
troops.
May Zen. Luke E. Wright, vice gov. of
Philippines arrives in Manila,