Willmar tribune., 1908-04-29

borne, the Wall street banker, was
dedicated at Rye-on-the.S Sound, N. Y.
Harvard defeated Annapolis Naval
academy in the eight-oared shell race.
! Father J. H. Kiel Of Holy Name par
ish, near Hamel, Minn., was drowned
while out rowing.
Two new White Star line steamers,
which will be the largest vessels yet
projected, will be laid down at Bel.
fast next June.
Mercy hospital in Big Rapids, Mich,
was destroyed by fire. All the pa.
tients in the institution and the 40
sisters Of mercy were rescued unin.
jured.
The business section of Vergennes,
ILL.,, was wiped out by fire.
Instructions for William H. TAFT
were refused by the state and Second
district conventions OF New Hamp.
shire.
William Wolcott and Charles VOL.
colt, brothers, Of Milan, Mich, were
instantly killed near Dearborn, Mich,
when the automobile in which they
were riding was struck by Michigan
Central train.
The bank of Wauseon, at Wauseon,
O., closed its doors because of heavy
Withdrawals.
The grand jury in Kansas City 70.
turned indictments against 142 actors.
managers and employees of local play.
houses for violating the Sunday laws.
The Alberta government has issued
a warrant for the arrest of Capt. Sar,
bottle, who disappeared recently and
Is said to be $1,000 short in his &C.
counts az collector Of inland revenue
for that province.
Striking high school students at
Maysville. KY, struck Superintendent
Clurgir with missiles while he was
trying to induce them to return to
their desks.
In town elections in Illinois the sa-
looms won In 66 places and the "drys"
in a..
Gold, silver and lead, valued at
$4,000, were found in an abandoned
pile of brick where stood an old
smelter at Argentine, Mo.
The board of aldermen of Rockford.
ILL.,, adopted resolution providing for
an investigation into graft charges
against several members of their body.
Three vagrants expelled from Shaw
nee, Okla, fell of a raft and were
drowned in the Indian river.
Forty-one persons were killed and
60 injured in a railway collision near
Melbourne, Australia.
Turkey conceded 1taly's rights to cs-
tablish post Offices in Turkish ter
rttory and the Italian squadron did not
sail for Asia Minor.
N. D. Harlan and w. E. Walk, former
clerks In the land Office, testified in
the land fraud case in Washington
that they were paid large sums of
money for expediting land deals and
for divulging information about
boundaries of proposed forest reserves,
The bravery and GOODNESS of John
Truby, an employe of the Adams Ex-
press company at Oil City, Pa, pre-
vented a burglar from getting a pack
age containing $4,000. Several shots
were exchanged between TRULY and
the robber.
Maybelle F. Strawmski died at the
Riverside hospital, New York, from a
| pin prick in her thumb which resulted
| In septicaemia.
Three-year-old Mildred Wilson Of
Upper Sandusky, o., was killed by
eating headache tablets.
A special grand jury exonerated the
officers of New York traction com.
panies of criminal actions but scored
the companies for making political
contributions.
The prince of Wales will visit Que.
bee in July to dedicate the monument
on the plains of Abraham of Gems.
Wolfe and Montcalm, who lost their
lives there.
President Castro is to install a wire
less telegraph service In five Vene-
zuelan cities.
Oriental limited No. 2, the Great
Northern's fast passenger train, east
bound, was wrecked and burned near
Summit, Mont.
Burglars dynamited safe in the
grain store of Youland & McManus at
Lynn, Mass, and escaped with $1,000.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
started on a visit to Copenhagen,
Stockholm and Christiania.
Too proud to accept aid from his
countrymen, Prince Constantine Paleo-
logue OF Greece, who is related to
many of the royal families of the old
world, 10 seeking employment in New
York.
Mistaken for burglars, John and
William D. Frank, sons of r. o. Frank,
an East side grocer in Columbus, O.,
were shot and killed by City Patrol.
men Heinz and Casey.
An Italian squadron set out for the
purpose of making demonstration in
Turkish waters. The squadron com.
prises 10 warships, carrying 1000 men.
The difficulty between the two ma.
tions arises out of the refusal of the
Turkish government to permit the in.
stallation of Italian post Offices in
Turkish territory, though they are
maintained by other nations.
The eighty-sixth anniversary of
Gen. U. s. Grants birthday was OBJ.
served in New York, Secretary Taft,
Andrew Carnegie and Leslie M. Shaw
addressing meeting in the Metropoli.
tan temple.
James Lally, charged with the mur
| der Of Herbert JOhns0n. n newananor