Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-08-08

a positive ann uncement5 from Pres
ident Roosevelt that he will not be d
candidates; for the third term way made
In a letter addressed to Mrs. L. A. Kin
ney, OF Peoria, by Secretary William
Loeb for President Roosevelt.
Foreman Ed Rolls and Constable
Andrew Wade were seriously. shot
while trying to arrest Michael Joi, an
Italian laborer, on a charge of melting
riot at Shelbyville, Ill.
Lewis, White, brakeman, was killed
and a number Of persons were in.
Jured in the wreck of a Chicago &
Alton mixed train, five miles cas-: OF
Greenfield, Ill.
The revised regulations for tho ap'
pllcation Of the meat inspection law,
recently adopted by the Bundesrath,
show considerable increase O.: SO.
verify in the provisions of the law.
CA. Fairweather, guard of the Uni.
versity of Illinois football team, has
been engaged as athletic director for
Beloit.
The dead body Of Joseph Barden-
heir, jeweler, missing since July %,
was found in the woods three miles
east Of Madison, Wis. He had been
robbed and murdered.
Harry Mitchell, aged 70, an old SOL
der and one Of Buffalo Bills" scouts
when fighting for the government, was
found dead in bed near Berrien Cen
ter, Mich.
While swimming in the Wabash riv-
er few miles below Vincennes, Ind,
c. K. Dryhead, aged IS, business
man of Lawrenceville, ILL.,, was
drowned.
The jury at Helena, Mont, in the
case of w. J. Walsh and Michael Don
ahue, on charge of having illegally
fenced 1850 acres Of government
lands, brought in a verdict finding
Donahue not guilty, but holding Walsh
responsible for the erection of the
fence.
The International executive board
of the United Mine Workers of Amer.
lea levied so cents per capita tax
for the use of those who were idle
during the suspension of work.
Ben Caffyn, left fielder for Des
Moines, Western league, team for two
years, has been sold to the Cleveland
American league team. Caffyn's price
is said to be $4,000.
John Alexander Dowie has tele.
graphed to friends in Mexico that his
Mexican plans remain unaltered and
are, If anything, more firmly estab-
lished than ever
Samuel Demont, cripple, of Union
City, Ind, shot his wife through the
heart and head, instantly killing her,
and then fired two shots into his own
body, one in the breast and one in the
head.
Charles Fisher, car repairer, OF
Lafayette, Ind, jumped off the pilot
of an engine on which he was riding
directly in the path of another train,
and received injuries from which he
died.
The recklesness of four men, mona
of whom could swim, or handle boat,
caused the drowning of two girls ao-
companying them and one of the men
in Lake Hopatcong, N. J.
Two yachts, crowded with excur-
sionists from Philadelphia and it's sub
urbs, who had gone to Angelsea, N. j.,
for the fishing, were capsized in an
easterly gale on treacherous Hereford
bar Of that port and eight persisted.
William F. Hedeman, a policeman
attached to the Alexander avenue sta,
ton in the Bronx, and Alfons Mano-
dino, 13 years old, whose life the pc.
liceman was trying to save, met death
in Cromwells creek, near Macomb's
Dam park.
Five persons were drowned near
Fulton during sQuall on Lake Neah-
tawanta, their boat being capsized.
Thirteen machines made the entire
trip Of 1,14S miles from Buffalo to
Breton Woods, N. H., for the Glidden
trophy without penalty. The Deming
trophy will 60 to c. w. Kelsey, Mr..
Post, member Of the committee, hav.
ing withdrawn because of his official
capacity. Both had perfect scores.
Pacific express train No. 81 of the
New York Central was wrecked a
short distance above Chelsea by run
ming into landslide which had been
swept down from high embankment
by terrific rainstorm.
Eugene V. Debs, former presidential
candidate on the socialist ticket, ad.
vised all workingmen of the United
States to assist in the freeing OF
Charles Meyer, w. D. Haywood and
George A. Pettibone, the three Denver
miners confined in Jail in Idaho, at any
cost, even if it took a revolution to
free them.
John Alexander Dow.e will appeal
from the decision of Judge Lands OF
the federal court at Chicago declaring
Zion City a trust estate and holding
that the deposed first apostle has no
individual proprietorship in the es-
tate.
A great demonstration occurred at
Samara following the receipt of the
news OF the dissolution of the douma
Five hundred of the demonstrants
were arrested.
The 1906 biennial saengerfest of the
Saengerbund of the northwest came
to close at st. Paul with the election
Of officers. La Crosse was chosen for
the 1908 saengerfest upon condition
that projected new auditorium is
built.
The postal car robbed on the War
saw-Vienna railroad contained a pack
age of 100000 in cash from abroad and
at least $4,000 additional funds.
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