Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-10
In Well played game Of football
Harvard defeated Bowdoin on Soldiers

11diSdIu u6Ieateu BOWdO1n on Soldiers
field.
The silver challenge shield donated
by Col. Sir Howard Vincent, aid de
camp to King Edward VII of England
will remain on this side of the Allan.
tic. The rifle shooting teams of the
Seventh regiment, N. G. Y, Won the
trophy from the Queens Westminster
volunteers of London whom they de.
feated by a margin Of so points.
In the Volga district the fact has
been established that fearful misery
and starvation exists there. Several
millions of persons are in a state Of
semi-starvation. Typhus fever is wide
spread.
Literally cooked alive in a boiler
into which steam was turned by mis-
take. Boilermaker Gustave F. Friend,
of Vincennes, Ind, lived five hours
with his flesh dropping from him in
chunks.
Two retirements from the presi-
dents cabinet are slated for the COM
ing winter. They are those of At
torney General Moody and Secretary
Shaw.
Macy Brouse, mayor of Kokomo,
Ind, died suddenly, aged 50. 1t is
thought that the cause of his death
was diphtheria
A head-on collision occurred near
Murphysboro, ILL.,, between two pas
senger trains on the St. Louis Cairo
line of the Illinois Central road and
II persons were injured, none being
reported fatally hurt
One man was killed and another in
jured in an attack on the Mobile jail
in an effort to lynch a negro youth
who assaulted a young girl.
John B. keenan,, Pittsburg lawyer,
personal attorney to several members
of the Thaw family, has joined the al
ready large array of legal talent EN-.
ployed for the defense of Harry K
Thaw
Clearings for the year at New York
were in excess of all previous records,
aggregating $103, 100000, as against
$91,S79,31S,369 last year and $780,
S94,8S3 in 1896.
Inspector Mclaughlin, who was sent
by the bureau of Indian affairs to in
duce a wandering band of 200 Utes
from Utah to return to their homes, is
now in Wyoming, but is having diff
Guilty in locating the Indians They
have apparently learned of his errand
and have taken up their journey to-
wards South Dakota
The natives of the eastern district
of Tutuila, Samoa, have self-imposed
a tax on every head of the family,
amounting to two dollars each for the
support of school for the teaching of
English and other subjects.
Secretary Root will not make any
public statement concerning his recent
extended South American trip until
next month when he will deliver an
address in st. Louis before an organ
fairs.
The Kharkov police have discov-
cred bomb factory in the outskirts
of the city. They took possession of
two filled and 60 untitled bombs and
quantity of other explosives.
The labor party of Porto Rico has
nominated and registered with the
secretary of Porto Rico candidates for
members of the municipalities and of
the house of delegates.
Albert J. Adams, who made large
fortune as the head of the policy
gambling combine, shot himself in the
head at his apartments in the Ansonia,
in New York. Adams had been in poor
health since his release from Sing
Sing prison, where he served a term
for having conducted policy game In
New York.
In street car accident at San
Francisco DR.. Randolph Croft Stoney,
a well-known physician, was instant
ly killed and two other passengers
were seriously injured.
Reports that probably a dozen lives
were lost and that hundreds of square
miles of land were under 10 inches to
four feet of water during the hurri-
cane on the Mississippi river delta,
were brought to New Orleans. The
inundated tract begins so to 70 miles
below New Orleans and is mostly in
habited by fishermen and oystermen.
The American Meat Packers AS
ISOLATION of the United States was Or
ganized at Chicago by II representa-
tives from the packing houses from
various cities in the country, %
states being listed in the charter or
ganfzation. The organization is said
to be for the purpose of promoting the
best interests of the meat packers ef
the United States, furthering and en-
couraging the business and fostering
the improvements in the production
of meat and allied products.
Bishop Charles D. Williams, OF the
Episcopal diocese of Michigan, in an
address to Y. M. c. A. members at
Detroit on 'The Bible and the Word
of Cod" declared that the Bible was
not the word Of God, and that the
teachings to the contrary are the
most prolific source of unbelief the
church has to contend with.
The annual convention of the Ma
tional Association of Retail Druggists
was formally opened at Atlanta, Co.,
the first meeting being taken up with
addresses of welcome and responses.
More than 400 delegates were In
attendance when the Women's Auxil-
larry of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen convened in seventh bienni-
al session at Denver.
Ninety-seven peasants were tried
at Kherson, Russia, on the charge Of
having devastated the estate of M.