Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

, A passenger train On the FeunSyl-
Tania railway was ditched near War
rem, Pa, and nine persons were in
jured more Or less seriously -. -
The trial of Will J. Davis at Dan
vile for manslaughter because of the
Iroquois theater fire was blocked by
technical points and witnesses we're
released subject to further notice.
Members Of the commercial clubs
of several cities visited the Cuban
battlefields Of Ell Caney and San Juan
Hill.
Gov Sheldon of Nebraska signed
the two-cent passenger rate bill.
The Nebraska house voted down
bill permitting Sunday baseball.
The British steamer Lochgarve went
ashore on Molokai Island and proba-
bly, will be total loss. The British
steamer Tampican, London for New
Orleans, grounded near Terneuse.
A bomb was exploded under the car
rage of Gen. Neplueff, commandant
of the Sebastopol fortress and he was
injured about the feet.
Frank Fowler, sawmill owner near
Dothan, Ala, was arrested for the
murder of his vote. ~
Legislation affecting the reported
effort of the Calumet and Hecla Min
ing company to get control of the
Centennial, Allouez and Osceola cop
per mining properties was put in
progress in the Michigan legislature.
Former Senator Chandler announc-
ed that second suit against Christian
Science officials might be started by
Mrs. Eddy's relatives in Massachu-
sets court. -, l-.g
John C. Spooner, of Wisconsin, who
resigned his seat in the senate, is to
be j.. J. Hills general counsel and ad-
wiser at salary of $4,000 year.
The poorhouse of Ionia county,
Mich, burned down, all the so In
mates being rescued. ~. ~, -
The Rock Island Golden State linn
tied train was partly wrecked near
Tony, N. NJ. One passenger and a
mail clerk We're slightly injured.
President Castro and Vice Presi-
dent Gomez of Venezuela have been
reconciled and the former will return
to Caracas within month. >
Seven persons We're hurt in rail-
way collision at Neoga, Ill. -3.s@,
Jos. NJ. Francoeur, a we'll known
actor, and stage manager for Maude
Adams for many years, died at Pitts
burg, Pa, of pneumonia ..>& &
Logan E.. Bleckley, for many years
chief Justice of the supreme court of
Georgia and recognized leader Of the
state bar, died, aged 70, at his home IN
GAINESVILLE, Ga. u u! = e. .:za, :,
The Tuskegee institute and Nation.
nj Association Of Audubon Societies
have received + the sum Of 1922. 10
each, bequeathed them by Albert Will
cox Of Philadelphia, Pa. 5.5 1871 s.. II I
Floyd K Whittemore, formerly
state treasurer Of Illinois, died at
Springfield, aged 81 years. 81 /, z ss
Twenty casks of blasting powder
exploded at q grading camp In the
outskirts Of Kansas City, Kan, break
ing window panes within a radius Of
% miles. 3sss
The Red Star line steamer Vader.-;
land was released from the Goodwin
I: Sands were Injured d. 5ss=3s
The resignation Of Governor Swet-
tenhani Of Jannaica has become al ac-
cOmplished fact and will leave that
Island 4 50 soon as his fairs can be
Z arrange
Dr. Oronh yate kha. founder and
head of the Indepe lent, Order }of
/ Foresters, died II Georgia IA.
iss5 81 moNnta ain in the province of 20:
tenza. Italy e Slipping into the val
Nv md 900 persons ! have been
rendered home less.
Si ems ofs a6a Ohio, 5threAteas
lynch two aea who we're iii i.
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