Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-04

Judge Bishop, Of Dupage county, III.
granted Z writ Of habeas corpus Z
William A. { Paulsen, former presiden
OF the defunct Central Trust and Saw
Iings bank Of Chicago, thus ellaing bill
long fight for liberty. :=z. 5t>,s
Battling Nelson was paid 50, 9Ol, ant
charges of emeezziement against Man
ager Murphy and Eddie Santry: wer,
dismissed. - = 4 f. .g@ = z 4
Minnesota, by a vote Of more thar
III 900, abolishes the grand jury .sys'
tenn on the ground that 1t is unfair
Expensive and antiquated. .S. }zss' 7.
Congressman Nv. r. Mahony OF thu
Eighth Ininois district, died in Chica.
60, after long Illness STA. 3e* s..5sE
Former President Sam Of Eayti ha:
been condemned to- prison for life
having been found guilty of fraud in
the issuance of bonds during his term
London shipping begins to move af,
ter q loss due to the fog reaching in
the millions. ........
| A petition filed by Attorney General
Moody in the faderal court at St. Paul
against the General Paper company
seeks to enjoin it and constituent con.
Germs from continuing business in al
legged violation of the anti-trus.. law.
The presentment in the case of Bish-
op Talbot of Pennsylvania is made
public. immortality, lying and criminal
libel are among the specifications on
which trial OF the prelate will be
sought by prominent Episcopal clergy
men and laymen. r."
Four Chinese magicians, who are
seeking large profits In America, were
arrested in Chicago by government Of
ficials for violating the exclusion act.
Cecilia NJ. Moss, of Lancaster. Pa,
leaped to her death from the window
of q New York city boarding house.
The coroner believes she did not CON-
NIT suicide, but killed herself in an at
tempt to escape from the house.
Babe Taylor, aged II, OF Stockton
Ala, got into a difficulty with BurEss
Hall, neighbor, and inflicted a cut
which may prove fatal. w. B. Garrett,
an old resident, went up to separate
the combatants, when Taylor turned
on him, cutting his throat from ear to
ear.
District Attorney Jerome, of New
York, opposes bail for Nan Patterson,
and says he will hasten a new trial.
Colorado expects riots and bloodshed
because of opposition to the plan to
reseat Gov. Peabody.
Bound and gagged, A. G. Krogstad,
a Chicago merchant, heard four thugs
who had just robbed his store Of 800
debate on killing him and finally de-
eide to spare his life.
The Baldwin airship, California Ar
row, was given successful trial at
Los Angeles, Cal, sailing against a
12-mile breeze, and responding readily
to the operators movements.
Ten persons were killed in railroad
wrecks, eight on the Southern railroad
at Maud's Station, ILL.,, and two on the
Glover Leaf near Charleston, Ill.
President Roosevelt hopes to bring
about four big reforms-tariff revision,
regulation of railroad rates, national
licenses for corporations and federal
control of insurance companies.
Hugh H. Price, of Black River Falls,
Wis, a congressman from Wisconsin
in 1887 and 1883, died in Denver, Col,
aged As.
The volume of the Christmas shop
ping in Chicago this year is estimated
at S45, 100000, the greatest in the city's
history.
A church census puts the total popu-
lation of New York city at 100000.
While negro congregation was
holding a Christmas celebration in a
church at Stout's Mountain, mining
camp near Hanceville, Ala, a volley OF
shots was fired into the congregation
from the outside. The preacher and
two others were wounded.
Gen. William H. Powell, for years
warm personal friend of President
Mckinley and at one time commander
OF the Illinois department of the G.. A.
r., died at his home In Belleville, ILL.,,
aged 70.
Nose bleed caused the death of Ed
ward Murray, II years old, a clerk
living in Brooklyn.
AS the outgrowth Of a feud. BAPTIST
Delfour killed E. M. Hanson at Amosa.
Mich.
Three men were probably fatally in
jured and IL badly hurt by a terrible
explosion of dynamite in the new Sec
ton of the drainage canal near Lock-
port. Ill.
Luke Blackburn, noted sire, and in
his day one Of the most brilliant per-
formers the American turf has ever
known, died Of old age at the farm of
w. H. McAllister, near Bellevue, Tenn.
An unknown man was found dead at
Cheyenne. Wyo. He had apparently
frozen to DEATH
Miss Marguerite Hyde (''Daisy'')
Letter, the youngest daughter of the
late Levi z. Letter and Mrs. Mary T..
Carver Letter, of Chicago, was married
at Washington, D. c., to Henry Molly
neaux Paget Howard, the nineteenth
earl of Suffolk and Berkshire.
While trying to emulate the example
OF William Tell, William Dougherty
killed saloon porter in Chicago, in
stead Of shooting bowl from his head.
H. r. Bingham, OF, Chicago, leaving
the Christmas turkey prepared by his
wife on the table, shot himself through
the heart. No motive is known.
The school teachers of Indiana will
demand better, wages, declaring that
the coal miners are better of than
they are. -'. 81: 49,