Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-03-13

" g kCloASE ne 1saSL lev SHOuTS583 Were
calm, in t,.ssss tame, con,paris on
with what had been expected The
president was at the capitol to- sign
bills and say farewell to the retiring
members of congress- The minority
thanked Vice President Fairbanks and
Speaker Cannon, and Gen: Grosvenor;
OF Ohio was presented with silver
service of 800 pieces. & =: - =.;3>... I
One man was killed and several in
jured in q mine explosion near Logan,
w. Va. IS s$s' . > e. Y .:.s
Fifty-three members of congress
sailed for the !!Si,s:4t.z: ::s. to inspect the
Panama canal. :; rs .~: =
Andrew Carnegie has agreed to give
Shurtlen college, at Upper Alton, ILL.,,
ST., 0oo for a library building.
Fire which started in a six-story
building in Filbert street, Philadel-
phia, caused damage of 100000. Five
firemen were severely injured by the
collapse of a fire escape.
Three firemen were seriously injured
and three: slightly hurt as the result
of collision between a fire. patrol
and chemical engine in New Orleans,
La. -. 49, D..
Ten persons were injured, two of
them seriously, in collision between
street cars In Louisville, KY.
Frank T. Campbell, formerly pub
fisher of the Lima CO.. Republican-Ga-
zette, died In Lima, aged "a years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker were in
stantly killed at Donaldson, Ind, by
the west-bound Pennsylvania flyer.
Frederick Huneker, Jersey City
letter carrier, is ill at his home of
blood poisoning caused by a scratch
from a tinsled postal card.
Damage from a fire at sea amount
ing to fully $250,0O0 was reported by
the German steamer Vandalia, which
arrived at New York from China and
Japan.
The British steamer Riftswood, from
Cardiff Feb. 9, for Barbados and Trim
idad, with soft coal, was reported to
be on fire off the island of st. Lucia.
The British cruiser Indefatigable went
to her. assistance. ~.
Forty thousand persons made rev.
o1utionary demonstration in st. Pc
tersburgs after the opening Of the
douma, and were dispersed by the po-
lice with whips and Cossacks with
lances.: - -, &**3@ :. *
The jury for the trial at Danville,
III. .sof will j., Davis On a charge, of
manslaughter growing out of the Iro-
ouois theater fire in Chicago was COM
p1eted. : : :: III: : &: - ;;
4 Archie 8 Roosevelt, who has, diph-
iberia was declared entirely out of
danger - - ~'-S +.
( 0mcial steps we're taken by the
state of Illinois to attack the validity
of s$32 100000 in Alton railroad bonds
issued by E. H. Hartman and HIS as
5sociates when they "reorganized" the
Chicago & Alton Railroad company.
Nicholas Murray Butler, president
of Columbia university, and Miss Kate
LaMQntagne were married in ), New
York; ~ $ - -
Mrs. Minnie Sherman, wealthy
widow of Cleveland, O., was found
dead in her home under circumstances
pointing to murder.
Snow, cole, high winds, thunder and
lightning combined to make an; s>ex-
traordinary storm that hit Pittsburg,
resulting in one death and much dam
age tosproperty. ~.: 2sT@ - r., =, =
Nicaraguan troops were reported to
be making rapid advances in Hondur-
an territory. -. ..: -: ~,
Rudolph NJ Enz Of Findlay, O.,
killed himself in Pittsburg, Pa, be-
cause he was out of work.
Former Senator Joseph r.. Burton
will be released from the Ironton
MOI Jail March %. r.
After paying back all the insurance
he received on buildings to which he
had hired a man to set fire, James A.
Phillips, of Williams Center, O.,
pleaded guilty to charge of arson
and was sentenced to Is months in the
penitentiary. = *''..'''
Ernest Abbott, postmaster of Ire
mont, ILL.,, was found to be $500 short
in his accounts and was suspended.
( The New York Herald company
pleaded guilty to violating the section
Of the United States statutes in refer
ence to the sending of improper mat
ter through the mails. =.
William =. Doyle, prominent Dem
ocratic politician of Colorado Springs,
COL was shot but not fatally injured
by Richard Irwin, a well-known min
ing man, as the result Of a quarrel.
The Idaho senate passed the house
bill appropriating $50, 900 for carrying
on the prosecution in the Steunen-
berg murder case s1 H. = XII H. z*...s -.
David Wilson Bedding, founder and
president of the Bedding Silk com
pany, died at Cincinnati Of paralysis.
The state of Kentucky sued three
packing companies for $35, 900 claimed
under law requiring payment by
packing companies ,ofS so cents on
each 500 Of the gross receipts from
Kentucky. ;5T). . 81 ;s.s OH :
1 The limited fast mail train from
Chicago on the New York Central
line was derailed at Tivoli, N. r, and
ten persons were injured. ssss +. .:5i tssg
!. Two explosions in the rock quarry
of the Chihuahua & Pacin &c railroad ct
Sand oval, Chihuah ua, Mexico, killed
nine men and seriously injured nine
others. t III
Two passengers were njured when
workmen exploded three blasts of dy
Mantle just as q Pennsylvania pas
senger train was passing near Hunt
ingdon. Pa.