Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-09-16

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town, Pa, died at the penitentiary
from paralysis. He was serving five
year sentence for embezzlement.
Factions of the union and non-union
stogie makers Of Gallipolis, O., met
on the street and fought desperate
battle which resulted in serious injury
to John White and Clarence Bayes.
Hibbing, the largest town on the
Mesaba Range, was threatened with
destruction by forest fires and des-
perate fight was made to save it..
Grand Marais also was reported in
great danger.
Mrs. Abbie Rice testified at the in.
quest over DR.. F. H. Rustin of Omaha
that he had planned for her to shoot
him and kill herself and that when
she weakened he told her he had
made the same arrangement with c..
+. Davis, bank clerk. Mr.. Davis ad-
mitted DR.. Rustin gave him drugs
with which to commit suicide but de.
MED any knowledge of the physicians
death.
Republican standpatters in the Iowa
legislature blocked the election of
Gov. Cumnins to the United States
senate.
Rev. Leonard w. Snyder of Nor
wood, o., was arraigned in the police
court at Richmond. Va, fined SIS and
sent to Jail for six months on a
charge of disorderly conduct.
Berthe Claiche, who killed Emile
Gendron in New York because he
forced her to sell herself to support
him, was paroled from Auburn prison.
One boy was killed and two were
seriously hurt at Hammond, Ind, by
the collapse of a cave they had dug.
While the parents were away from
home the residence of J. C. Burdette,
near New Brighton, MIMI, burned and
five small children met death by sui.
location.
William, the 14-year-old son of Lean
der Sheetz, a hotel keeper of Lancas-
ter, Pa, committed suicide because
| his parents compelled him to 20 to
| school.
Kansas City is in fear of a race war,
the negroes having purchased fire.
| arms.
Mrs. Joseph Pitts of Lisbon, N. D.,
was burned to death in sleeping car
that caught fire at Staples, MINI.
The Eucharistic conference of the
Catholic church opened in the West
minister cathedral, London, with Car
dinal Vanutelli presiding.
An 2tfomnt woc ,nodo IN <,,rv, a
meeting of unemployed workingmen
OF New York into an anarchistic DEM
onstration, and for half an hour the
big meeting held in Cooper Union was
the scene Of wild excitement, during
which red flags were raised, the police
denounced and incendiary speeches
made. Alexander Berkman and
young woman were arrested.
Stanley Ketchel of Michigan, former
middleweight champion of the world,
was knocked out in the twelfth round
at Los Angeles by Billy Papke of ILL.,
nois, who is now middleweight cham
pion of the world
crank armed with an Anticipated
bulldog" revolver was caught near
the presidents house at Sycamore
Hill by the secret service guards.
Paris Fletcher, member of a we'll
known real estate firm of St. Paul,
Mimi, and prominent socially, was in
stantly killed and Mrs. Fletcher was
severely injured by the overturning of
their automobile at Minnesota, near
Wabasha, MINI.
The steamer Rutledge, the largest
excursion craft in local waters, was
badly damaged while attempting to
pass through the Northwestern draw
bridge at Winona, MINI.
Forest fires broke out anew in north
ern Minnesota, destroying the village
Of SNOWFALL and threatening several
large towns.
The Union passenger station at
Memphis, Tenn, was destroyed by
fire.
At Mayfield, KY, Henry Hyatt, so
years of age, shot his wife twice, per-
haps fatally, and then committed sui
eide.
Carroll Hall, aged IA, of Danville,
N. H., accidentally shot and killed his
16-year-old sister.
A large force of police used batons
on 1000 Socialists who attempted to
storm the cathedral at Glasgow during
service.
There seems to be no doubt now
that the recent fight between the
troops of Abd-el-Aziz and those of Mu-
lai Hafid resulted in a complete vic
tory for the Hafid:sts, under E. Claw,
ond that Abd-el-Aziz's last hope is
gone.
A gasoline explosion in the base
ment of the Taylor-Palmer garage, a
three-story structure in the Backbay
at Boston, practically ruined nearly 80
automobiles and wrecked the interior
of the building, causing loss estimat-
ed at 100000.
Want" advertisements have been
found helpful by the navy department
in its recruiting work, and hereafter
| most of the money available for that
purpose will be spent in that class of
advertisements, in preference to the
display forms.
1t is announced that as a result of
Samuel Gompers' recent visit to
Texas a political alliance has been
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