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

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surance company and . foe of graft
all his life, is found to be worth only
$4,000 instead Of about 81 900, 900 as
was commonly supposed.
An electric storm Of remarkable So
verify, accompanied by high wind,
visited Atlanta, Ga. One young man
named James Mcdaniel, was killed
by lightning, III s.z,s asg s ss. . .z.>.
Ben r. Gilbert, q prominent Iowa
capitalist, met death In small river
south Of Des Moines. Ia, while driv-
ing. His team ran away and jumped
of the bridge into the stream. Gilbert
was drowned before assistance reached
him.
A report has been received at
Buenos Ayres Of the laundering Of the
British bark Bidston HILL The report
states that IS of the crew were
drowned. ~
David T. Stubs. cashier of the Cit
liens Gas Electric company Of
Council Bluffs, Ia, has been found
short in his accounts and was arrest
ed on q charge of embeZzling $l,875
OF the company's funds.
Fire in livery stable at Oroville,
CAL, caused loss of $4,000, the
death of one man, John Preston, and
minor injuries to several others.
Between 200 and 800 leading mem
bers of the bar. representing nearly
every state in the country, were pres
ent at the first sessions Of the twen-
tieth annual meeting of the American
Bar association at Naragansett Pier,
r. l.
Hope Young was convicted at Dig
by. Ill.,. of the murder of her ward.
Minnie Alice Ward Young, and SEN
fenced to DEATH
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky, in a let
ter to his family, says he expects to
have fully recovered from the wounds
received in the battle of the Sea of
Japan by the middle of September.
On the Stringtown pike, two miles
below Constance, KY, Louis Wright
man probably fatally shot his broth
er, Jacob Wrightman, and Jacobs
wife, as the result of an old family
quarrel.
Zelda E. Stewart and Joha Char
tress, of Chicago, we're picked up on
Lake Michigan after drifting Al hours
in skiff
Mrs. S. E. Mize. Of New York, was
murdered in Chicago street by a
highwayman whom she resisted.
Daughters of Temperance are to os-
tracize all friends who use intoxicat-
ing liquor or keep it in their homes.
Anthony Fiala, leader of the Zieg-
Ter polar expedition, arrived at Hull,
England, and tells Of years of hard
ship.
A Michigan judge has an invention
to stop the rocking of boats, thus pre-
venting seasickness.
The storthing OF Norway passed res
olutions asking Sweden to recognize
the act dissolving the union.
! The Lake Shore and New York Gen.
trail will spend $12,0o0,o00 in improv-
ing their train service.
Action was begun to test the valid
ity of trust amounting to 1000, 900.
in which the Catholic university at
Washington, D. c.. is beneficiary.
Russians decline to open their purses
to the car, the subscriptions to the
latest internal loan amounting to only
100000 in Moscow.
A mass meeting in Moscow con-
| demned the proposed form of a douma
| as announced in the cars recent man.
ifesto.
The widow of Caleb Rhodes, of Salt
Lake City, Utah, discoverer of the
famous rhodes Lost Nine" said to
contain enough gold to pay the nation
al debt, is heading search for the
treasure, declaring she knows it's To-
cation. e., H.. +
The census Of babies in Greater New
York shows that 1896 were born last
year, and that they comprise a large
percentage of the city's population.
A member of the Italian colony in
New York presented the pope with a
robe valued at $4,000 and $500 in
cash, the gift Of Gotham Italians.
Eleven wreckers were injured by
the collapse of the roof Of the Educa-
tional building at the worlds fair
grounds in St. Louis. s:...,.&z,. 80 =.
A st. Louis chemist, seeking a con-
sumption cure, was killed by an explo-
sion in his laboratory.
Women cat fanciers living in various
parts of the country Incorporated at
Albany, N. ", the Lock Haven Cat
club, for the purpose of cultivating an
interest in the ownership of thorough
bred cats, to find homes and care for
vagrant cats and to give private and
public feline exhibitions.
Four-year- old Marion Simmons was
suffocated to death in Lansing, Mich,
and her mother is in 4 precarious con-
dition as the result of gasoline stove
explosion which set the Simmons home
afire. 800. -fs:z:: 49, ii. :.
Resolutions declaring for immediate
statehood for Oklahoma and Indian
Territory as one state were adopted
by the statehood and constitutional
convention Of Indians of the Five Civ
ilized Tribes at Muskogee, I. r. :.
A syndicate is to be formed to dig
canal from Au Train on Lake Superior
to Gladstone or Escanaba on Lake
Michigan. Such a canal would shorten
the route between Duluth and Chicago
by PCS miles, and would save upwards
OF 200 miles on the route between Du-
luth and Buffalo. ~. $H.2>i,<s =
Hon. David Wark, the Oldest legis-
lator In the world, died at his home in
Fredericton, N. ,B. Mr.. Wark was
member Of the Canadian senate at OF
tawa, q life ONCE. His age was 101