Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-06

City Marshal George Adams, of Ben
ton, ILL.,, shot and killed John Malone.
former city marshal and we'll known
as gun fighter, after Malone had
threatened the marshal's life.
Eleven hitherto unpublished dances
by Beethoven orchestrated for seven
instruments have been discovered at
Leipzig.
Francis J. Heney, assistant district
attorney, made an address in San
Francisco booming the reelection of
District Attorney w. H. Langdon.
A constitution for a woman's COL
lege at Foo Chow, China, the first
woman's college to be established by
American missionaries in southern
China, was adopted at Springfield, Ill.,,
by the executive board of the Won
ans Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Raymond Hitchcock, the actor, was
held in $4,000 bail in New York on a
charge of attacking young girls.
The president issued an executive
order creating four new bird and ami
NAL reserves on the Pacific coast, one
the Three-Arch Rock reservation in
Oregon, and the other three in Wash
ington.
John Barrett, news editor of the San
Francisco Examiner, died of apoplexy
on the street.
William Loeb, private secretary Of
President Roosevelt, who with Sena-
tor Carter and others went hunting
near Cooke City, Mont, ended his trip
after having killed a bear, two noun
tain sheep and deer.
Attorney General Ellis, of Ohio, sent
notices to Sc steam and street railway
companies in Ohio, whose franchises
are now being exercised by holding
companies, claiming for the state
81, 100000 back taxes.
Gen. Maximoffsky, director of the
department of prisons of the ministry
of the interior of Russia, was shot and
killed by a woman who admitted she
was an emissary of the social revolu-
tionists.
Cannibalism has been resorted to
by the starving Eskimos in the I'm
gava district and on the shores of Hud-
son strait, according to Rev. Mr.. Stew
art, an Anglican missionary to the
Ungava bay Eskimos.
NJ Nicholson, the Norwegian pre-
mier, resigned on account of i'll health,
which led to the resignation of the
ministers of public worship and JUS
tice. King Haakon reorganized the
cabinet.
Henry Huntington, son of the late
Maj. Henry Alonzo Huntington, an
American who had lived for many
years in Paris, was pronounced at Yer
sailles by medical experts to be total
ly irresponsible.
The Red Star liner Finland was bad
ly disabled by crashing into the break
water at Dover, England.
It is feared that many persons have
been slowly suffocated beneath the
earthquake ruins at Ferruzano, Italy.
Some of the dead recovered were not
even scratched.
Charles Rapello Henderson, head Of
the banking firm of Henderson &
Co., and an officer and director Of sew
eral financial institutions, died follow
ing a fall from a. second-story window
at his home in East Fifty-sixth street,
New York.
Hugo Duesenberg, the 1S-year-old
youth who threw a pop bottle that al
most fractured Umpire BILLY" Evans
skull during an American league base
ball game last August in St. Louis,
was fined 800.
Prof. F. Bordas, of the Sorbonne, an
nounced before the French Academy
Of Science that he had discovered a
method by which the colors of precious
stones can be changed at will by sub
jecting them to the action of radium:
President Roosevelt entertained at
luncheon Gen. William Booth, of the
Army, and Miss Booth.
Wash1ngton's new union passenger
q
of $20,000,000, was opened.
The census bureau at Washington is
working on a report which it is said
will show 1,300,000 divorce cases were
started in the last 20 years and that
], 733,332 persons parted by legal de-
cree as result
Thomas j. O'Brien, American am
bassador to Japan, and his wife were
introduced to the foreign residents of
Yokohama at brilliant reception
given at the residence of Consul Gen
eral Miller.
st. Louis footpads pried two gold
teeth from the mouth of a newspaper
reporter.
A negro at Byron, Ca, was lynched
because he stole Is cents.
James Reddick, one of the foremost
Republican politicians of Chicago, was
killed in an automobile accident at
Half Day, a village about % miles
from Chicago.
The steamer Olympia, of the Gil
christ fleet is stranded on Grecian
shoal in Lake Erie. The steamer is
upbound, heavily laden with coal, and
lies in badly exposed position.
Leila Paget, daughter of Lady Ar
thur Paget, and granddaughter of the
late Paran Stevens, of New York, was
married in the church at Kingston
Vale, England, to Ralph Paget, British
minister at Bangkok, and a cousin of
the bride.
One man was killed and 40 we're in
jured in a wreck on the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas railway near Dallas,
Tex.
Mrs f. r M0lzalin WAS shot and