Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-08-07

tracts every particle of fat from milk,
increasing the quantity of butter and
leaving practically no buttermilk
The physician in attendance upon
Adolphus Busch of st. Louis, who has
been seriously ill at his villa near
Schwalbach, Prussia, announced that
Mr.. Busch was now out of danger and
improving gradually.
Seven hundred operatives at the
Empire and .Klotz mills at Simpson,
Pa, have quit work, making the total
number Of silk workers in the Lacka-
wanna valley idle through their
strike 4,400.
The twenty-eighth child, a ten
pound boy, has arrived in the family
of Rev. Abraham C. Ruebush of Port
Lavaca, Tex. Mr.. Ruebush is IS
years old and has been married
twice.
Instead of being sold, horses which
are no longer available for use in the
service of the city of New York are
to be sent to farm where they will
be cared for until they die.
The Des Moines-Kansas City limit
ed and Twin City Chicago special on
the Chicago & Great Western railroad
crashed head-On near MarshalltOwn,
la. Harry Norton, a brakeman, was
seriously injured.
A bomb hurled against the dwelling
occupied by Joseph Bienni and family
in the Italian quarter of Philadelphia
did considerable damage to the build
ing and shattered windows a block
distant
Four men were killed when Missou-
ri Pacific freight train No. 164 ran
away down Shannon hill in Atchison,
Kan, and struck the rear end of No.
154, also a freight, standing on the
track Three of the dead men were
tramps
Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw gave an
authoritative statement to the press
concerning her plans, declaring that
she has no present intention Of re-
turning to the stage but will devote
her energies to the study of music
The Georgia house passed a prohi-
bition bill that will make Georgia a
dry state after January I, 1908.
The stone arches which support
the bed of the Erie canal in Syracuse.
N. Y, where it passes over Onondaga
creek, gave way and four canal boats
were drawn into the bed of the creek
beneath, so feet of the wall of the
three-story Empire Touring mill fell
into the water and several persons
narrowly escaped drowning.
The candidacy of William H. Taft,
secretary of war, for the Republican
nomination for president, was en-
dorsed by the Ohio Republican state
committee by vote of Is to g. The
endorsement carried with it a decla-
ration that the Republicans of Ohio
are opposed Ito the elimination from
public life of Senators Foraker and
Dick
Scientists who assembled Mount
Rainier found masses of living worms
deeply embedded in the solid ice of a
glacier.
More than 500 descendants of john
athan Fairbanks, who came from
Sowerby. Yorkshire, England, in 1886.
and settled in Dedham, Mass, met
there to celebrate the sixth annual re-
union of the Fairbanks family in
America
Brig. Gen. Charles Francis Powell,
U. S. A., retired, died in st. Paul.
Mimi, aged &C years.
Queen Wilhelmina has conferred
upon Andrew Carnegie the order of
Orange Nassau.
The United States government be-
gan suit against the so-called powder
trust in the United States circuit
court at Wilmington, Del. The gov
eminent asks that the Dupont COM
pany, of Delaware, be restrained from
control over subsidiary
companies.
Father Martogessian, the Armenian
priest and former leader of the Ar
menian revolutionary Hunchakist
party, who was arrested as result
of police investigation following the
murder of H. S. Tavshanjian, was in
dicted by the grand jury in New York
on a charge of attempted robbery in
the second degree.
-Four persons were killed, another
was fatally injured and ten others
were seriously hurt when the boiler
OF an engine attached to a fast ILL.,
nois Central fruit train exploded near
Milan, Tenn.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt have
accepted, it is said, an invitation to
visit Newport, r. l., August 49, as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt at Beaulieu.
Admirals Cowles, Caps and Holly
day will cooperate In an Investigation
of the Pacific coast defenses and rec
ommend improvements which, it is
said, may include a naval station at
San Diego, Cal.
Charles Bradley, IS years old. met
death while stealing a ride on a L.
high Valley freight train at York, Pa.
His clothes ignited from a spark from
the locomotive. He fell between the
cars and was crushed.
Amos r. Rumbaugh, of Washing
ton, close friend of Miss Laura
Matthews, the young woman who
committed suicide at Colorado
Springs, COL, added horror and mys-
terry to the gruesome case by shoot.
ing himself through the head. His
wound was pronounced fatal.
The Glass jury in San Francisco was
unable to reach an agreement and was
discharged.
With fire burning in her hold, the