Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-12-26

q firing ten shots from revOlversS and
throwing bombs atf him, were exe:
cuted. r. :: =: IT, + $>= " IS.
Thousands u enemies OF tbs Watt.
! can gathered at the French embassy
| in Rome and riotously expressed their
i approval. Of the. action of France I'm
the. church trouble. They were
charged !" upon by the garrison Of
Rome. s. ~. !. - r.: E 3
In Paris Sunday passed quietly. but
in the, provinces there: we're many
serious disturbances. Z 80: ~: r. :;
General Murray, chief of artillery,
says in his annual report Both the
coast and the heId artillery are badly
dehcient@in: both personnel and ma
terial; neither is in even approximate
ly proper condition for instruction In
time Of peace much less In condition
for reasonably efficient service In war,
and the time necessary to put either
In the latter condition is not a matter
OF days or weeks, but Of years" ...}
Col. Plotta, commander of the gend.
armerie Of the government of Radon,
Russian Poland, died as q result OF in
juries sustained when q student Of the
technical school threw; Z bomb at him.
Reports from all parts Of Russian
Poland show that revolution there has
been utterly suppressed, but at the
cost OF thousands of lives; business is
stagnant and the trades and industries
| bankrupt.
The inspectors who investigated the
sinking Of the steamer Dix at Seattle,
put the blame on the of1cers Of that
vessel and revoked the license of Capt,
Percy A. Lermond.
A Manchu woman In Victoria, B. c.,
who Is married to an Englishman,
claims the throne of China. .
Mrs. Frank Coonrad is believed to
have been killed and property valued
| at about $4,000 was destroyed by
fire which consumed the American
House block in Burlington, Vt.
Alexander Greger, former secretary
| of the Russian embassies at Washing
ton and Rio de Janeiro, horsewhipped
Count Rodellec du Porzics in Paris.
| A duel is expected to follow.
Street car strikers in Portland, Ore,
became riotous and more than $50 ar.
rests were made: ,, -
A bomb was thrown at Col. Plotta,
commander Of the gendarmerie Of Ra-
don, Russian Poland His leg was
torn of by the explosion: A student,
who threw the bomb, was arrested.
Capt. 2. L. Tanner, u. 8. NJ, RETIRED
after an illness of four days died at
his home in Washington of heart
failure. >~~ -,' &c."
During a desperate battle with
burglars in the notion store of Mrs.
Mary Neenon, at New Kensington, Pa,
Officer James ]. Lemon shot and fatal.
ly wounded Elmer Kuhn and captured
Albert Romig. u.s. ~-,:: ~
The Pennsylvania Limited ran into
freight train at; Canton, o.; and the,
engineer and fireman of the freight
were fatal1yssinjured., -
VIII Bywaters, of Virginia, was
forced to marry Ethel Strothers and
then was shot to pieces by her broth
ers as he attempted to fee. =
Mrs. Tracey Kilgallen, Of Chicago,
whose husband was killed in an acct.
dent, tried stoscomn1it suicideby shoot
ing. = J:
Two hunters and two farmers
fought with shotguns near Chicago, all.
being wounded. :. <.
Amos A. L. Smith, one of the best
known lawyers in Wisconsin, died at
Milwaukee after a few hours illness
He was born in Appleton in 1849.
The steamer Manistique, which was
missing after being in collision with
the steamer ireland in Lake Superior,
arrived safely at Port Arthur.
Another Intellectual attempt was
made to assassinate Admiral Dubas-
soft, ex-governor general of Morocco
Admiral Thierry is to command the
French squadron which will take part
In the naval display at the opening
OF the Jamestown exposition It will
include the armored cruisers Kleiber,
Jules Ferry and Victor Hugo. !
Count Lamsdorfr, former minister
for foreign affairs of Russia, is seri.
ously Ill with heart disease, accom-.
panied by other. weaknesses.
~Footpads. In Chicago robbed Miss
Margaret Gates, cashier of a candy
company, Of $1,000. =.
Five masked men robbed the bank
at Shortsville, N. Y, of $4,000
DR.. Kolle, bacteriologist at Bern
university, Switzerland, thinks he has
discovered serum that cures cerebro-
spinal meningitis. ~,,, e. ]. j.. -
Notices we're, posted at all the cot.
ton mills In Lowell, Mass, OF. a Ave per
cent increase in wages About 1900
operatives are affected r 49, :
The United States armored cruiser.
Montana was launched at: Newport
News ship yard. y -. ,.-:>::.
Jeremiah Curtin, distinguished
linguist and philologist and we'll
known also as a translator :of Russian
and Polish novels, died at Bristol, Vt, :
Of Bright'a disease. r. - ;: .,: r.ss:s
:: Fred Ring, aged Il, well known
capitalist, retired railway. Official and
grand treasurer Of the Masonic Lodge
Of Wisconsin,. dropped dead at. his
home in La Crosse, Wis. ::1 ~: 3s. = :.
!. The viii OF: Otto Young, ct Chicago
made bequests Of $4,000 to charity
and left most Of the $40 100000 estate
IN trust to his grand children. . r. :
Commander r. M. G.. Brown. u. IS.
N. retired, q survivor Of the Samoan
hurricane (which dest royed the Amer
lean fleet In 1898. died insWaahfnuf nm, \