Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-13

A lone highwayman armed with
knife entered I'VE hotels in Prescott,
Ariz., fatally, wounded one. Of the
guests who offered resistance, and
made his escape after robbing score
Of people.
Fire destroyed the plant Of the
Grand Rapids (Mich.) Clock and Man
tel company. The loss Is $4,000.
Joseph Walker, q United States Sc.
cret service man, was shot and in
stantly killed by an employe of the
Hesperus mine, located several miles
west Of Durango. Col.
At Bellefontaine, O., James Harsh.
field, aged Is, was instantly killed and
his father, Charles Harshfeld, badly
burned by contact with an electric
light wire which had blown down.
English mountain climbers and ad-
mirers of Alpine scenery have taken
up the protest made by many Swiss
against the building of a railway on
the Matterhorn.
The National Council Of Jewish
Women convened at the Jamestown
exposition with an attendance of
about 200 representing nearly every
state.
James w. Allaway, commission mer-
chant of Los Angeles, CAL, was shot
and killed BY desperate burglar who
forced an entrance into the home Of
the victims brother, Edward Allaway,
in Chicago.
Special arrangements have been
made for Jewish passengers on the
transatlantic liners of the North Ger
man Lloyd; and conference has been
held at Bremen to perfect the arrange
ments already in force.
The body of Isaac D. Surratt, for
mer confederate soldier and son Of
Mrs. Mary E. Surratt, who was exc
cuted in 1865 for completely in the as.
sassination of President Lincoln, was
inferred in Mount Olivet cemetery,
Washington, alongside the grave Of
his mother.
B. s. Steadwell, of La Crosse, Wis,
was elected president of the National
Purity Federation at Battle Creek,
Mich.
Arthur Rogers, wealthy farmer
who lived near Bancroft. Mich, MUIR
dered his wife and committed suicide.
The new liner Chicago. belonging to
the Compagnie, Generate Transatlan-
tique, was successfully launched at st.
Nazarie, France.
In 20 years the timber supply Of
the United States, on government re-
serves and private holdings, at the
present rate of cutting, will be ex-
hausted, although it is possible that
the growth Of that period might ex-
tend the arrival Of the famine another
five years." This announcement was
made by Clifford Pinchot, the govern
ment forester, who had just returned
from six months inspection trip.
Marina Carmella Mongolluzzo, an
aged Italian woman, was murdered and
robbed of 500, the savings of herself
and husband, in Philadelphia.
Max Relnholdt, former supervisor
Of Milwaukee. pleaded guilty of accept
ing bride and was fined $500.
A Michigan man giving the name of
Herbert WEIGH committed suicide in
Los Angeles because he had been
Tilted.
Joe Dean, 1S years old, killed Julia
Johnson in Norfolk, Va, and then CON-
mitted suicide.
The cage of a coal mine shaft at
Collard. Belgium. fell $50 feet. killing,
MORALLY injuring or manning its 10 oc-
cupants.
Information was received by Sur
geon General Wyman of the accidental
and fatal wounding by gunshot of
Passed Assistant Surgeon Berry, at
Mullet Key, near Tampa, Fla.
Diego Barroe Arana, the most emf
nent historian and educator in Chilli,
died. He was born in 1880.
Two fines of $3.50 each were i'm
posed on John M. Stephens, recently
elected prosecuting attorney of Dent
county, Mo-, and prominent politically
there, for taking fraudulent adidavits
regarding government homestead
lands.
Gen. Booth, of the Salvation Army,
said formal farewell to America at q
great meeting in Carnegie hall, New
York, presided over by Leslie M. Shaw.
formerly secretary of the treasury.
Henry Bishop, known as the gold
fish king" is dead at his home in
Baltimore, Md. He developed the
largest goldfish industry in the coun-
try.
Martin Maloney, the Standard OH
magnate, whose daughter, Helen,
eloped with Samuel Clarkson, a young
Englishman, has affected a reconcilia-
ton with his daughter Arthur Herbert
Osborn, the young New York broker,
who after the elopement asserted that
Miss Maloney had married him, has
become convert to the Roman Cath
olic faith, and the marriage has been
accepted as legally valid by Miss
Maloney's family.
Ex-Councilman G. C. Linde of ST.
Louis pleaded guilty of malfeasance'
In Office and was fined $500.
Four thousand miners near Dan
vile, ILL.,. quit work because they were
paid in checks.
Anderson Bailey was burned to
death, his elder brother burned Sol
badly from the waist up that he win
die and his mother, another brother
and a nine-year-old sister were seri-
ously injured In a fire which destroyed
the home OF Alexander Bailey at Blue
field. w. Va.