Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09


Prince Charles Of Denmark as king OF
Norway, or, II this fails, for q republic. 81
Through return flled by an under
taker at the Office Of the town clerk Of
Middletown, Conn, the fact became pub
lie that on July II George w. Tweed, .
son Of the late William N. Tweed, otNew
York. known as Boss Tweed, commit
ted suicide by jumping from an upper
veranda Of the Connecticut hospital for
the insane. =: #:.2 =
Andrew Wylie, for q long time a Justice
of the supreme court OF the District OF
Columbia, but who retired some years
ago, died at Washington. ~. u !
Disappointed in love, Charles E. Reese,
aged 30 years, one Of the best-known and
most highly respected men In southern
Montana, suicided by shooting himself
through the head in Virginia cemetery
at Virginia City. .~'
Percy Pierce, of Buffalo, has been
awarded the $4,000 trophy offered by
Charles ]. Glidden for the best showing
In the recent automobile endurance test
from New York to Mount Washington
and return. T.,
A fire which threatened to destroy the
entire town Of Independence, KY, was
gotten under control after causing
damage Of $4,000.
The bank at Royal, Champaign coun-
ty, ILL.,, was broken open and robbed of
$4,000. Nitroglcerin was used and the
explosion, which blew the safe door
through the roof, was heard for miles.
The robbers escaped.
Duane Herbert Church, whose inven
ton of about $50 machines has revolu-
tionized the manufacture of watches in
America, during the last 20 years, is
dead from heart failure at his home in
West Newton, Mass Do. =. s<- IT,
Two inmates of the house of correction
at Milwaukee are dead and four others
are dangerously i'll in that institution
from drinking wood alcohol.
The funeral of Ensign Newman X.
Perry, the only officer killed in the gun
boat Bennington disaster, was held at
San Diego, Cal.
Four lives were lost by the capsizing
OF small skiff on Swan river, five miles
north OF Verna, 1tasca county, Mimi,
near 1ngstrom's landing. The names of
the unfortunates are: Edith Tichenor,
Goldie Tichenor, Everett Tichenor and
? Mrs. J. NJ. Pogue, settlers of thatportion
of country.
Seven sailors were killed and eight
severely injured by the explosian of a
submarine mine during mining practice
IN the Sandman Roads near Stockholm,
Sweden. A boat containing the victims
struck the mine and was blown into the
air.
One white boy and two negro boys
were killed outright and 20 other persons
were more or less seriously injured in
heavy windstorm which struck Bess-
may, La. .~s
Mrs. Fred Schneider, the 1S-year-old
wife of merchant tailor, of st. Joseph.
Mich. committed suicide by jumping
into the st. Joseph river before the eyes
OF several hundred resorters -
T. NJ. Casey, cashier of the defunct Sal
mon and Salmon bank, of Clinton. Mo-.
who has been out under an So 900 bond
Tor forgery, has been arrested under
four charges Of receiving deposits when
the bank was insolvent.
Publisher Hanley of the Alliance Ad-
vocate was arrested at St. Paul.
charged with using the mails to de-
fraud.
thousands OF persons have filed ap-
plications for homesteads at the OPEN
ing of the reservations in Utah and
Colorado. 49, &C.,.
The Catholic order of Foresters held
its seventeenth biennial convention in
Boston, Mass. 49,.
The commissioner general of immi-
grafton finds that too many undesira-
BILE immigrants are admitted to this
country, and stricter laws will be
enacted.
q. Mrs. Augusta Lehman has acquired
the sole ownership of the Fair depart
ment store at Chicago by buying out
the holdings Of Otto Young in the store
founded by her husband, e. ]. Leh-
mann.
The reported engagement of Miss
Gladys Deacon and James n. Hyde of
Equitable fame was given authorita-
tive denial by member of Miss Dea-
cons family.
A. M. Katon, who was born in Ire
land 115 years ago, and believed to
have been the Oldest man in the north
west, is dead at Glidden, Wis. =s5,>
Cotton men made public q demand
for radical changes in the department
Of agriculture. They ask Wilson to re-
sign. = I'D. ~
Attorney General Moody, after talk
with the president, limited that the law
fails to provide a punishment for the
principals in the cotton leak scandal.
DIR. G. R. Koch was acquitted on the
third trial on the charge of numbering
DR.. L. A. Gebhardt at New Ulm, MINI.
Earl S. Trainor, safe blower, made
his escape from the La Crosse Wis,
Jail by. the help of q woman. -
81 The government bureau reports gen.
orally favorable. progress by crops,
though cool weather retards corn in the
Ohio valley, while rust is reported in
scattered fields Of wheat In South Da-
kota r. ~ r. i@s:S =. : j
During q thunderstorm of terrific
intensity five persons were struck by
lightning and instantly killed, and nine
were seriously injured at the Parkway
baths, Coney island. ~. J J. + 7. !.
Senator Depew has returned from
Europe, and declares he will give out
statement soon showing his connec.
ton with the Equitable society's saf-
fairs. .z.ys - >z ..sl j.
BY an Overwhelming maiority the.