Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-03-27

oanlA Margar1Ca tunnel IN the noun
tains north OF. San Luis Obispo.
John Blake, an employe of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road company, NIT his wife Mary, in
South Boston, shot her and then COM
mitted suicide. The woman may live.
The lining of furnace of the Wood
ward Iron company at Woodward,
Ala, fell In and hundreds of tons of
brick and mortar buried number of
workmen. Five dead bodies were
taken from the debris.
A bomb was exploded in front Of
Judge Ogden's house in Oakland, Cal.
The whole front of the house was de-
stroyed, but none of the inmates was
injured.
A south-bound homeseekers' excur
Texas railroad was derailed at Ladue,
Mo. A number of passengers receiv
ed bruises, but none was seriously
hurt
Edward Howell, colored, president
of the Peoples bank of Harrisburg,
Miss, was shot in the back and killed.
Two colored women, accused of a
murderous attack on white woman,
were killed by a mob near Stamps,
Ark.
S. E. Howell, president of the Omaha
coal exchange, was sentenced to pay
fine of $1,000 and serve six months
in the county Jail for conspiracy in re-
straint of trade.
Benjamin Parker, in the burning of
whose boarding house at Mayfeld,
KY. one man lost his life, was indict-
ed for murder and arson.
John Harrison was convicted at
Elizabeth City, N. j., of kidnapping the
son of former State Senator Beasley
The L. X ranch of 100000 acres
in the Texas panhandle was sold for
about 100000 and will be cut into
farms
''Suffragettes' of London made an
other raid on parliament and about 20
were arrested
An American mail bag whose con-
tents were worth about 100000 was
stolen from the French line steamer
La Provence.
A turn of sinister and widespread
significance was given to the Central
American war by the finding, on the
persons of captured Nicaraguan SOL
diers, of prOclamations promising them
the loot of the first cities which they
can capture in both Honduras and Sal
vador.
President Roosevelt conferred with
Charles S. Mellen, head of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford railroad,
on the railway situation.
Heavy rains in western Pennsyl-
vania caused new floods in the Pitts
burg district. Floods in Nevada and
California did great damage.
Thousands of Roumanian Jews, at
tackled and plundered by peasants, fed
into Austria. The town of Botosahni
was nearly destroyed by flames.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, the author,
died at his home in Boston.
The members of the Nashville city
council were arrested for contempt
on warrants issued by the Tennessee
house of representatives.
Mrs. Margaret Harold Davidge, for
many years we'll known in theatrical
circles, died of heart disease following
the arrest of her son for murder.
Henry T. Jaeger, general passenger
agent of the Erie railroad, died at Buff
falo, N. Y. -
The Citizens State bank of Firth,
Neb., was closed by the state banking
board. The cashier is missing.
The mercury registered 102 degrees
in the shade at Guthrie, Okla, break
ing all heat records for the territory
The national Saengerfest at Indian
apolis, Ind, has been postponed until
1908.
Count Lamsdorff, former Russian
minister of foreign affairs, died at
San Reno
Six hundred men employed by the
Interstate Steel company at Ham
mond, Ind, struck for higher wages.
Mrs. James Tolbert was brutally
assaulted and her two-months-old
baby was murdered by a negro at
Fairmont, Ga.
Three men blew the safe of the
bank at Diamond, Mo-, and escaped
with 5000 after Cashier Brookshire
had fired five times at them.
The federal grand jury at Chicago
will be asked to find new indictments
against John r. Walsh, the former
president of the Chicago National
bank.
Herbert A. Graves, young archi-
tect. was shot and painfully wounded
in Kenosha, Wis. 1t is thought the
shot was fired by-a woman disguised
as man.
Former Deputy Manuel Talavera
has been fatally wounded in a duel at
Asuncion, Paraguay, with Lieut.. Girls
pun Torres. Pistols were used. The
former deputy fell at the first shot.
Attorney Arthur Clinton, chairman
of the Edgar county Republican cen
trail committee, and Alvan Long, JUS
tice of the peace, both of Paris, ILL.,,
have been indicted on charges of con-
spiracy to defraud by suing on
forged note for $4,000.
Fire at Augusta, Ga, ruined the Of
fee of the Augusta Chronicle, the
main Offices of the Western Union
Telegraph company and the Union
city ticket Office.
Accosting Miss Dudez Dobson, his
17-year-Old sweetheart IN the main
street of Pointe la Hache, La, Whit
ney Moliere, a young planter, asked
her to marry him and un0n heino ro