Willmar tribune., 1905-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Twentieth Century Limited on
the Lake Shore railroad, the world S
fastest train. was wrecked at Mentor, O.,
and II persons were killed. The disas-
ter is laid to wreckers.
President Roosevelt was given an en-
thusiastic greeting at Worcester. Mass,
on his visit to Holy Cross college and
Clark university, where he was given q
degree. ...-%. 49,
Z The report of Superintendent Francis
Hendricks, of the state insurance de-
partment, to Gov. Higgins, upon his in
vestigation of the Equitable Life AS
surance society sharply criticises the
management of the society, as well as
the new trust arrangement for voting
the stock agreed upon by Thomas F.
Ryan and the three trustees designated
by him.
Heavy rain and hailstorms have
caused considerable damage to crops
In Nebraska.
An assassin shot and killed Carrie
Cushenberry (colored girD on Judge
Joseph NJ. c. Carroll's place, near Hop
kinsville, KY. as she was getting into
bed. The shot was fired through the
window. '1''
Brown university held her one hun
dred and thirty-seventh anniversary
commencement exercises at Providence.
II. l. The graduates numbered 125.
The City Trust & Safe Deposit COM
pany, for years rated among the most
reliable financial institutions in Phil
adelphia, closed it's doors as a direct re-
suit OF the forgeries of the late Benja-
min H. Gaskill, through which the com
pany lost about $4,000. -. :: e
After holding 1000 persons at bay for
two hours in Eddy street, San Francisco,
shooting nine people and defying the
police, Thomas Lobb, maniac, killed
himself. r.zz-.,...-
Chicago's population mark has passed
the 2,250,000 mark, according to figures
In the possession of the Chicago Direc-
tory company. =
The navy department announces that
the name Of the old cruiser on the great
lakes has been changed from Michigan
to Wolverine. D.. ..g:.s -
Byron Trammel, postmaster of Do
than, Ala, shot and killed r. ]. Barnes,
a young cotton buyer. Trammel sur
rendered and declined to state the cause
Of the tragedy. ,s<<' ,.<>s3'..'}
Johann Hoch, of Chicago the convict
ed wife murderer and multf-bigamist.
will be reprieved for one week, and DOS
sibly longer. 1t was announced au-
thoritatively that Gov. Deneen intended
to take such action in order to permit
carrying the case before the supreme
court. - : H. r. ,s'' s. r.: :.
A rumor Of Chief Justice Fuller's IN.
tentton to resign from the supreme
court bench. is denied. w. &.1 .as:>
Mayor Weaver, of PHILADELPHIA. has
declared vigorous war on all political
organizations standing in, the way of
civic reform. The police force is
warned IL III ,,-s g.
Fire damaged the Royal shoe factory
and the Smith, Gator & Smith window
shade factory in Montreal, Canada, to
the extent Of SIS, 900. ss*@ss s &.
Eddie Guerin, of Chicago, q thief
Known 10 Two continents, escaped from
French penal colony, where he was
serving life sentence. >,s.:s. .ss .,t
s5 If Franco-G German negotiations fail
President Roosevelt may be called
upon as arbitrator. /, . q. .....:2ss :..
Judge Seaman in the United States
circuit court In Milwaukee decided that
the paper trust must produce all books
and documents as evidence in the gov
ernment's suit. II =s:t:5. l<: #=2 !. T.
Otis Bolts, 21 years old. was exc
cuted in the county Jail at Peoria, ILL.,,
for the murder s.of 8. his girl wife on
January S last ;,5s. .5s= =.=
Rev. Or. Robert Roberts, one Of the
Oldest and best known men in the
Methodist ministry IN Indiana, died at
Indianapolis.