Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-05-20
PERSONAL.

Chicago that Federal Judge Grosscup
would resign to practice law
DR.. Arthur L. K:lbourne of Roch'
ester, Mimi, was elected president
OF the National Medico-Psycholog
association at Cincinnati.
Gov. Hughes formally declared that
he would not accept a nomination for
the vice-presidency.
Republicans of Michigan and Idaho
Instructed their delegations for Taft.
H. Heath Bawden, professor of
philosophy at the University of Gin
cinnati, was asked by President c. w.
Dab1ey to tender his resignation be-
cause of his private views on mar
riago.
A son was born in Florence to the
Countess Montignoso, ex-Crown Prin-
cess Louise of Saxony now the wife
Of s.ignor Toselli.
"ice-President Fairbanks helped to
dedicate St. Stanislaus Polish Roman
Catholic parochial school in Chicago
the largest institution of it's kind in
the world.
Secretary Taft was reported to have
adjusted satisfactorily the Panama
Colombia boundary dispute and other
troubles on the isthmus.
Allen D. Hamiter, speaker of the
Arkansas house of representatives,
took the oath of Office of governor.
p. J. Muldoon, auxiliary bishop of
Chicago, was appointed bishop of the
new diocese of Rockford
Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg of
Germany was arrested as result of
the court scandal exposed by Maxi
milien Harden.
Otto w. Paulson, former alderman of
Rockford, Ill.,, pleaded guilty of brib-
cry and was fined $500.
GENERAL NEWS.
a tornado wrecked the hamlet of
Gillian, La, and damaged neighboring
towns, several persons being killed
and many injured. Much damage and
some deaths were caused by tornadoes
in Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas.
Farley B. PalmOre and Miss Lois NJ.
Palmore of Virginia were welded in
the rotunda of the capitol at Wash
ington.
Numerous addresses We're made and
great enthusiasm exhibited at the ma
lional conference on conservation of
natural resources in the White House.
1t was proposed to form a permanent
organization.
Three former aldermen of Rockford,
Ill.,, pleaded guilty of accepting brides
and were fined $4,000 each.
The Wright brothers made two more
successful flights with their aeroplane
at Manteo, n. G..
Mail advices say the recent tidal
bore in the Yangtse-Kiang resulted in
nearly 10000 deaths at Hankow.
Miss Maud Fleming of Waterloo,
Ia, shot and killed her father while
defending her mother.
An attempt made by prisoners to
break out of the government Jail at
lekaterinoslav, Russia, after making
a breach in the wall of the guard
room with a bomb, resulted in the
deaths of 20 Of the fugitives.
Fire destroyed Camp Cook, S. D., a
town of 400 population, the loss being
100000.
Osteopaths we're declared practi-
TONERS Of medicine and the board of
health of New York was directed to
register practitioner of that school
as physician, by Justice Dickey.
Private Mike Beacham of the First
United States cavalry ran amuck in
the Philippines, killing three and
wounding three of his comrades, one
mortally
Work was resumed in all the coal
mines in Illinois which were in condi-
ton to do so after six weeks idleness.
One woman was killed and three
persons were injured in a tenement
house fire in New York.
A frightful epidemic Of exanthe
matuus typhoid is raging in the city
prison at Kiev. Russia. More than
200 deaths have occurred and prac
tically all of the inmates are infected
The will of Thomas Crumbaugh Of
Bloomington, ILL.,, who left $500 900 t.
the Spiritualist church, was set aside
on the ground that he was unduly In
duenced by mediums
Chinese rebels In Yun-Nan province
defeated the government forces IL
three engagements,