Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-09-02

SnO Venezuela were brought a step
nearer by the receipt at The Hague
of an unofficial copy of a second note
from Castro's foreign minister, Jose
de Jesus Paul, setting forth Venezue.
las grievances and stating that that
country awaited satisfaction.
Ill, half blind, criticising the church
on the score of untruthfulness and in
sincerity and declaring that he could
not worship Americas trinity-suc-
cess, pleasure and gold. Rev. Albert
H. Trick shot and killed himself in a
room In Mills hotel in New York. He
was once pastor of a Presbyterian
church in Chicago.
Gov. Magoon announced the Cuban
elections would be held November IA
and the new president installed Janu.
airy % next.
Vance Williams, negro accused of
murder, was lynched near Louisville,
Ky.
w. C. Conlee, St. Louis barber,
killed himself because the use of safe.
ty razors had ruined his business.
The stage running between Cody
and Meetettso, Wyo., was held up
and the passengers robbed of $500.
c. H. Watson of Allison, O., shot and
killed Elijah Crabtree, who had eloped
with Watson's daughter.
Eight men were killed and score
injured by the collapse of a wall of
anew brick building at Chelsea, Mass.
Forest fires near East Tawas, Mich,
destroyed many acres of pulp wood.
Burglars cracked the safe of the
post Office in Waukegan, Ill.,, and got
away with money and stamps to the
value of $4,000.
So suspiciously large was the vol
ume of business done on the New York
stock exchange on one Saturday that
it will be Investigated by a special
committee of five members. More
than million shares were bought
and sold in very large blocks and it is
believed the trades were matched"
in pursuance of some deep laid scheme.
The railroads met a decisive defeat
in the federal court of appeals at St.
Louis when two opinions were handed
down reversing the findings of the
lower courts in the matter OF the safe
ty appliance law passed by congress
and sustaining the position of the gov
eminent.
The grand jury at Springfield, Ill.,,
returned indictments against six more
alleged leaders of the mob. At Kan
kakee, Private Klein of Chicago. who
killed Earl Nelson, was released on
$4,000 bail.
The Seventh regiment, l. N. G., was
sent home from Springfield, ILL.,, leav
ing the city without troops.
Frank Halliday of Rosedale, Pa,
fatally slashed his 19-year-old wife.
with a razor because of jealousy.
Formal notice of his nomination for
the vice-presidency by the Democratic
convention at Denver was served on
John w. Kern in the great Colosseum
at Indianapolis. Mr.. Bryan was among
the speakers.
Eleven coaches were held up by
lone bandit in Yellowstone park and
the passengers robbed of about $4,000
in cash and quantity of valuable pa
pers and jewelry. Tourists are not
permitted to carry weapons in the
park.
Judge Thompson in the United States
court at Cincinnati denied the petition
of the Union Distilling company and
others for a temporary injunction re-
straining the government from carry
ing out it's order that limitation" whis-
key must be branded as such.
All the schools in Christiania have
been closed, owing to serious out
break of smallpox.
Alonzo Walters, cashier of bank
at Ellaville, Ca, committed suicide to
avoid arrest on a charge of embezzle-
ment.
Lowry and Alaska, two new towns
on the Minneapolis & St. Louis road
in southern Walworth county, South
Dakota, were partially destroyed by
fires of an incendiary origin.
Herbert Fryer, an Englishman, a
recluse and owner of a ranch of 5,731
acres as we'll as other property, killed
himself in his house near Ventura, Cal.
Seven cruisers of the Pacific fleet,
each towing torpedo boat destroyer,
sailed from San Francisco for Hawaii
and Samoa.
Herr Geltermann, cashier of the
coupon department of the Mettel-
deutsche Credit bank, shot himself
dead in Frankfort. He had embez-
zled $125,0O0 from the bank.
A. G. Bartlett of Chicago, accompa-
MED by his wife and his daughter,
was automobiling from Karlsbad to
Dresden when the car ran over and
killed boy eight years old in the vii
lage of Schmiedeberg.
The licenses of five of Pittsburg's
largest cafes were revoked on charges
OF selling liquor to minors.
An unidentified man killed himself
by jumping from the Eads bridge at
st. Louis
Through the treachery of his tribes
men, Abd-el-Aziz, sultan of Morocco.
was utterly routed by Mulai Hafid,
who was proclaimed sultan in Tan
gier and was accepted as ruler by all
the large cities.
Miss Wilifred Parsons of America
killed herself in Paris, because of grief
over the death of her fance.
Injustice to Judge Lands, misstate-
menr Of his position and misstatement
OF the facts on record are charged
against Judges Grosscup, Seaman and