Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21

nual report 81; Presid lent Samuel Comp
ers. Special stress was laid Ion ia,
advent Of unionism into the apolitica
arena and IT rec mm end led that TIL,
course be strictly adhered to. B i S15 + Ct
:. Judge Adams handed down q deci
sion in the United States circuit courr
of9appealss at ST Paul on the appealSo
Thomas sB. Clement from the order: o
the United States district court com
hitting him to the penitentiary "a
Saltwater for eight years on =convic
t1ons Of being responsible for the fail
ure OF the First National bank OF Fari
bault, confirming the judgment Of til.
lower court. =, -. ~s.##< r. 81 H. :
The strike on the national railroad
OF Mexico of machinists at: Laredo
Tex, has been amicably settled. i. = !:
Ewald Fleitmann, Of the firm %
Fleitmann & Co., dry goods commits
sion merchants, New York. died O.
heart failure. He was so years old.
Dolphin M. Delmas, a leading lawyer
on the Pacific coast, has been retained
to defend Harry K. Thaw, who ha.
been indicted for the murder of Stan
ford White. ,.'~>. ''.%~ >
Deputy Sheriff Eugene Cribley, d
Dover Plains, N. Y, surprised burg
lar at work in meat market. The
burglar pulled his revolver and fired
killing Cribley instantly. J.
Tom Miller, a workman at the Mason
G. Munday railroad camp, shot ant
killed two companions during q. dispute
over cards at Oakvale, w. Va.
After three failures the new cruiser
California successfully underwent the
four hours endurance run.
The British Atlantic fleet is to leave
Gibraltar for Tangier. In; conjunction
with fleet of French warships it will
engage in demonstration in Moorish
waters. !,
The Maine supreme court decided
against the American board Of commits
sioners for foreign, missions which
contested the will. of Solomon HI
Chandler, of Portland. Chandler made
his will in 1896, and directed that his
estate, valued at $1,000, 900. should 60
to the American board, but in 1902 he
wrote codicil leaving his entire prop.
erty to relatives.
Mrs. Mary Hitchcock Cowles, wife
of Col. Calvin D. Cowles, of the Fifth
Unitetd States infantry and the cousin
Of Capt. William S. Cowles, United
States navy, died at the Johns Hopkins
hospital, Baltimore, of aenemia. She
was IS years of age.
One man was killed, three fatally
and two seriously injured In the ex-
plosion of a casting at the Youngstown
CO., Foundry & Machine company's
plant.
In the circuit court at Houston, Mo-,
Joda Hamilton pleaded guilty to the
murder of the Parsons family. Judge
Woodside sentenced him to be hanged
December 21.
Six men were killed and five ,seri-
ously injured when boiler in the
power house of the Lake Shore rail-
road, in Collinwood, a suburb of Cleve-
land, blew up.
Race troubles, which have existed at
Mount Vernon, O., for some time, cul-
in a serious cutting ARRAY.
Grant Stewart (colored) .slashed
George Gum (white) with knife so
that AZ stitches were required to close
the wound.
Six bystanders were injured, two
seriously, during balloon ascension
at Mount Vernon, Ill. A score of per-
sons were knocked down as the bal
loon shot up into the air.
F. A. Tucker, for Is years superin-
tendent of the Omaha & Council
Bluffs Street Railway company, died
at st. Bernard's hospital, Omaha, Of
paralysis. !
For the protection of the preserva-
ton of the extension OF the civil and
religious rights and privileges of Jews,
Eheh American Jewish committee, COM
posed of prominent members of the
race from all parts Of the United
States, organized at New York.
Lieut.. Franklin Swift, U. S. n, re-
Tired, who has been in command of
The fish commission vessel Fish
Hawk, died at Charleston, S. c., of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Esther Sumner Damon said to
be the last surviving widow of sol:
1ier Of the revolutionary war, died at
her home in Plymouth Union, VT, at
the age Of 80 years. ' =:
Marine engineers employed on the
tug boats and the ferry boats Of the
Erie railroad have formulated petit.
lion asking for an increase in pay Of
80 month. r.
A state OF panic exists in the town,
of Maria and the vicinity in Precsidio
county, Texas. Twelve deaths have
occurred in the town of a few hum
dred population from an unknown and
malignant disease which recently
made its appearance. ~. " ~. Y: 7: =
Henry Firth Smith, Is years old, son
of Joseph Smith, q prominent, and
wealthy business man of 5Pittsburg,
Pa.,, was. shot twice and almost In
stantly killed, by q burglar whom he
surprised in the dining-room of his
Iather's residence. AT ~ :.j:.&
Thomas Dougherty, "a prominent
young man of Dunmore, Pa, died as:
he result of being stabbed by an IN
Known woman. Dougherty J. declared
hat he was visiting q woman and that
The stuck5a needle 5or ! hatpin. II, him.:
liter which he WAS taken III !, !. II r. ~ ~