Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-08

| CO1pOIdllUu ~ CuS ANNUAL m@0IAA6 VI
the board of directors.
=. Martha Ko.ais, a comely Prussian
girl, was shot and instantly kill
ed in Philadelphia by Franz En-
drukat, an enraged lover, who,
after numbering the girl, sent a
bullet into his own brain, inflicting
wound from which he cannot recov-
Endrukat. Several years ago in Prus-
STA he tried to kill her and himself
| for the same reason.
Secretary Taft told the Cincinnati
Business Mems club that he expected
the Panama canal would be completed
within eight years, and that the Unit
ed States could not withdraw from
| Cuba until a year from next Septem-
Der.
Peoria officials surprised the Chi
cago police by telling them to keep
Eddie" Tate, saying they had not
evidence to convict him of blowing
the Peoria school boards safe.
The federal court of appeals at st.
Paul affirmed the judgment of the
lower court by which the Kansas City
packers were convicted of accepting
rebates and fined $4,000 each.
Capitol Hill, suburb of Oklahoma
City, was flooded by a cloudburst and
| endangered by the rise Of the rivers.
Vice Chancellor B. c. Wiggin, of the
University of the South, announced
a donation of 100000 from Andrew
Carnegie to be devoted to the erection
| of science hall for the university.
Mrs. Louisa Holden Of Providence,
R. l., while insane, shot and killed her
husband, fatally wounded her son and
killed herself
The Jamestown cup" for the fast
| est rowing officers in the fleets of
America, England, Germany and Aus
tria assembled for the Jamestown ex-
position, was won by the officers of
the American battleship Alabama
People of Montenegro have revolted
| and military government was pro-
claimed. Armed bands were reported
as marching on Cettinje, and serious
street fights occurred in Podgoritza,
| the governor and chief of police Of
| that city being mortality wounded.
Masked men destroyed sheep
camp in Big Horn county, Wyo., with
| dynamite, killing 700 sheep.
The street car strike in Salt Lake
| City was settled by the efforts of citi-
| Zens, the demands Of the men being
granted.
Several bloody fights occurred in
Tegucipalpa between factions of the
victorious Honduran rebels and the
Nicaraguan troops were compelled to
! intervene.
One person was killed and 80 per-
sons were seriously injured by an ex-
plosion Of dynamite at the harbor
works at Antivari, on the Adriatic.
Heavy snowstorms prevailed in
Wisconsin and Iowa.
John G.. Schwartz, former county at
| torney, prosecuting attorney for two
terms and at one time prominent in
Republican politics in Cincinnati, died
! from consumption.
-Four people were seriously injured
and two cars demolished at Superior,
! Wis, in rear-end collision.
Mrs. A. J. Elliott, aged 70, of Ever
| EFT, Wash, was burned to death at La
Crosse, Wis, at the home of her
| daughter, Mrs. R. J. Russell, wife of
manufacturer. The accident was caus-
| ed by the overturning Of an alcohol
lamp.
The bond robbery from the Trust
Company OF America in New York
which at first was said to involve $780,
| 900, now is said by trustee to have
grown to an 100000 theft.
! Frightened by policeman entering
her Philadelphia home to arrest her
husband, Mrs. Josephine Hess, aged
As years, dropped dead.
| David G. Cook, a noted pathfinder
and detective, died suddenly in Den
yer, Col, of heart disease, aged go
years. He was born in Laporte coun-
ty, ind
Eight men who were working in a
new tunnel at the National Cash Reg
lister plant, Dayton, O., were painfully
burned in an explosion of natural gas
The men were shot out of the tunnel
by the force of the explosion.
| Two hundred and sixty journeymen
plumbers quit work in Milwaukee
upon refusal of the Master Plumbers
association to grant a demand for an
increase in wages OF so cents a day.
| Bandit Raisuli is reported from Tan
gier to be fomenting revolution
among the Lakhm tribes in Morocco.
News has reached Rio de Janeiro
that the steamer Thornhill with her
crew had been lost when the steamer
burned.
Frank Kenworthy, of Winchester,
Ind, was thrown from an automobile
and killed as he was going to see the
wreck Of Grand Rapids & Indiana
railroad train at Collett. Ind.
Fire destroyed the plant of the Ma
tional Stove company at Lorain, O..
The loss is estimated at 100000 Four
hundred men are idle as result.
]. R. Dysinger, contractor of
Cleveland, o., while waiting for a car
in the Pacific Electric station, Los
Angeles, CAL, was robbed of $500.
Baron de Ros, premier baron Of
England and colonel of the First Life
guards, died on his Irish estate, Old
Court, Strangford, County Down.
Maude Harrison, the actress, died
suddenly of paralysis in New York.
Frank Fitzmaurice, president of the
Citizens bank, Of Eagle Grove, Ia,
eloped with and married Miss Nellie
Ferguson, a nurse who attended him
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