Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-30

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Mrs, Mary Harris. charged with the
murder Of her hush band. James Harris,
was discharged ct the preliminary.
hearing In Ottumwa, IL. Harris was
found dead August with q bullet hole
In his head. n 4. :s =. 5=
One man was killed and fiyo persons
injured In q trolley car collision on the
Brooklyn bridge. 5.z=s ..:Z ..2 .Ss...
Edwin H. Conger, Of Iowa. has re-
signed his post as American Ambassa-
dor to Mexico, to take effect October
Is next, and President Roosevelt has
accepted the resignation. & #.., !
q Mediterranean moths have closed
two Minneapolis -four mills. The
moths gather under. the 1lne silk cloth
through which the -four is sifted and
form webs from one to four inches
thick. making it impossible to sift the
-four. $, r.. - e-'@r ..Izs>> 4. +.
A bloody feud battle occurred near
Alice Station, ON the Queen & Crescent
railroad, q few miles south of Hartman
Junction, Tenn. Three men were killed
and two wounded. - -. =.
In desperate fight on Black creek.
In Powell county, KY, Campbell An
dersOn was killed and Tom and Gale
Morton, brothers, were seriously
wounded ,~p .-~- $780, .'.>sz>. =.
One man was killed and several ara
missing at Lanesboro and Rushford,
Mimi, and crops have been destroyed
by a tornado which swept southern Min
nesOta.
Thomas Curtis, first president of the
American bowling congress, and known
throughout the country as the father of
bowling in America" died from typhoid
fever at his home in Brooklyn. He was
70 years old.
In a fit Of jealousy James Crawford,
shoemaker of Brockton, Mass, killed
his wife and committed suicide.
The Western national bank, of Louis
VILE, KY, was ordered closed by the fed
eral authorities. The banks failure is
due to overloans and shrinkage in de-
posits. ..:~
Mrs. Frances Jermain, rs years old
and for "a years librarian of the Toledo
CO., public library, died from heart
failure in that city.
Mary Mapes Dodge, poetess, editor
OF st. Nicholas Magazine, anG author
OF books for children, died at her sum-
mer home at Tannersvilie, N. Y.
Discrimination against the Poles by
the car in his recent manifesto caused
a general strike in several cities.
Independent packers have inaugu-
rated formidable opposition in Chi
cago and elsewhere to the great pack
ing houses forming the alleged beef
trust.
The president has approved the sem
tence of dismissal in the case of Sec
ond Lieutenant Ebert G. English.
Fifth cavalry, who was court-martialed
at Fort Logan, COL, on charges involv-
ing money frauds.
Prince Adalbert third and favorite
son of the emperor of Germany, will
visit America with his uncle, Prince
Henry.
Prof. Paul Milyoukov, until recently
a member of the University of Chi
cago faculty, was arrested in Russia
for aiding the liberalist propaganda.
The court of inquiry finds that the
explosion on the gunboat Bennington
was due to the negligence of Ensign
Wade and three enlisted men who were
killed.
Yoicor 49,
ment houses and having large sums
in banks, was found dead in two rooms
she occupied in New York
Health officers dismissed audiences
in two Brooklyn theaters and closed
the houses because safety ordinances
were not complied with =
Wall street hears rumor of a big
anthracite coal combine by the New
York Central and Pennsylvania rail-
roads.
Mrs. Joseph Yorker and Mrs. Edward
Cox were drowned by the capsizing Of
a sailboat on Lake Netpessing, in Mich
lean, and Mrs. William B. Boylton, al
though taken from the. water, is not
expected to live.
Fred Johnson Tipped the cars Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail-
road at Thompson, ILL.,, and fell under
the wheels. He was crushed to death.
Henry Hetto, 10 years old, Of Chi.
cago, was drowned while swimming in
the Kankakee river.
John Hoebler was run over by a
wagon near Perduville, ILL.,, and his
neck was broken.
William Thompson, of Baraboo, Wis.
was instantly killed while coupling
cars at Caledonia. -~
Emanuel Summerlott fell into
threshing machine at Waterloo, Ind,
and was ground to death.
Vinson Walsh, son Of Thomas F.
Walsh, Colorado millionaire mine own
er, was killed in an auto wreck at
Newport, r.. I. His sister, Evelyn,
Harry Oelrichs AMI Mrs. ]. L. Kerno-
chan were injured.
The resignation of Lord Curzon OF
Kedleston, as viceroy of India and the
appointment Of the earl Of Mimic as his
successor, is announced.
Oyama's army is ready to strike as
soon as the roads dry. Manchuria is
now sea of mud from heavy rains.
Grain rates have been reduced on
the railroads of the northwest, which
means gain of several million dollars
to farmers. - -. 49,. .--.. .t,.. s'
John Goodson, 11-year-old school,
boy, is under arrest, charged with the
murder of Hannah McQuade, aged
seven, in Greenfield township, just
outside the city limits of Detroit,
Mich. .4@.$sg..s - :. ..4>,s +:>is>,%$ =.