Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-01
Four men we're burned to death in,
4. fire that DESTROYED q big livery:
stable in New York. :.

Four men were burned to death in,
O. fire that destroyed 9 big livery
stable in New York.
The wooden lumber barge Arcadia
was lost In a storm on Lake Michi-
gan with her crew of II.
o. NJ. bennett, New York broker,
was arrested on the charge of receiv
ing some of the bonds said to have
been stolen from the Trust Company
of America by William o. Douglass.
Judge John Edmund Wentworth Adj
Olson, who was prosecutor in the Mrs.
Maybri case, is dead in London.
Benedict Gimbel, the Philadelphia
merchant who attempted suicide after
being arrested in New York, died CT
his wounds.
In an opinion by Chief Justice Full
err, the supreme court of the United
States dismissed the case of Freder-
ick Seymour, alias Lord harrington"
under sentence of death in st. Louis,
for the murder of James P. Mccain in
June, 1903, thus affirming the decision
of the supreme court of Missouri and
sustaining the verdict of guilty re-
turned by the trial court.
A portion of the bonds alleged to
have been taken from the Trust COM
pany of America, of New York, by
William c. Douglass, who is under
arrest on charge of larceny, were re-
covered in an apartment in the Man
haitian club.
Enrico Alfano, alleged leader in Italy
of the secret and criminal Camorra
society of Naples, who was arrested
in New York during police raid on
the east side, was turned over to the
immigrat ton authorities, by whom he
will be deported to Italy.
A band of Servians defeated band
of Bulgarians at Isver, near Uskub,
killing and beheading ten of their op-
ponents.
Rev. Dr. William W. Lord, one of
the Oldest clergymen of the Protestant
Episcopal church in this country, and
the minister and friend of Jefferson
Davis, died at the hotel Clendenning
in New York.
j. G. Lowdon and O. w. Steffens,
charged with having Incorporated
the funds of a national bank, were
found guilty in the federal court at
Abilene, Tex, and their punishment
fixed at five years in the penitentiary.
Indictments against the Utah Fuel
company and six Of it's employees were
returned at Salt Lake City by the
United States grand jury. The fraud
ulent acquisition of title to govern
ment coal lands is the offense charged.
An effort will be made to secure one
or both of the national conventions of
the two great parties for Denver in
1908.
Joseph B. Moore, aged AZ, former
circuit judge for Lawrence county,
Mimi, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the brain. Despond-
ency over i'll health is supposed to
have been the cause.
Two children are dead and third
is dying as the result of fire which
burned the house of Charles Bradwell,
in the mining town of Mystic, la.
Fire partly destroyed the Giles
building, 10000 Wabash avenue, Chi
cago, and badly frightened the guests
of the Auditorium hotel and the Hotel
Rensu and the occupants of the Fine
Arts building.
ued the railroad property in that state
at $215,000,000 and said the roads
earned IS per cent on that basis.
The entire plant of the Seacoast
Canning company, leased to the Amer
lean Can company of New York, at
North Lubec, Me-, was burned. The
loss is estimated at 100000
The volcano Puyehue in the prov
ince of Valdivia, Chill, is yet in active
eruption, and new craters have
opened. The losses in the neighbor-
ing country are enormous, and the
inhabitants are panic-stricken. Show
ers of hot ashes are falling and there
are continued earthquake shocks &C.
companied by subterranean explo-
sions. Earth shocks we're felt in the
Island of Luzon, Philippines; in
Charleston, S. c., and in Algeria. On
the Atlantic there was an extraordin-
airy storm, presumably caused by seis.
mic disturbances.
1t is reported authoritatively in
Rome that Mgr. Kennedy, an Ameri-
can, will be made a cardinal to sue
coed Mgr Merry del VAL
Capt. Piccono, the commander of the
Navigazione Italia line steamer Sirio,
which struck on the rocks of Hormigas
island, Spain, last August, as a result
of which 800 persons were drowned,
died at Genoa of broken heart.
An agreement was signed by the
executive committee of the mine own
ers and the officers of Miners union
No. 22O, Goldfleld district, which term
mated the great lockout and labor
struggle of the past seven weeks.
M. PAX Yong Wha, chief of the
board of auditors of the imperial
Korean household, was assassinated
at Seoul.
twenty-five persons are believed to
have been drowned by the laundering
of the river steamer Archangelsk
while she was crossing the Neva near
st. Petersburg. The boat, which was
unseaworthy and manned by incompe.
tents, struck an ice foe.
Rev. Leroy A. Belt, D. D., aged II,
ex-president of the Ohio Northern uni
versity and prominent in the Meth.
odist church, died at his home in Ken.
ton, O., of heart disease.