Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-07-15

by F. E. Newman, a hired man on a
neighboring ranch.
President Roosevelt and party, un.
der the guidance of Commander Peary,
inspected the Arctic steamer Roose-
welt at Oyster Bay, after which the
vessel sailed for Sydney, Cape Breton.
Fifteen battleships of the Atlantic
fleet sailed from San Francisco on
their round-the-world trip. The Ne
braska was delayed by an outbreak Of
scarlet fever among the crew.
The printers strike started in the
job Offices of Hartford, Conn.,, septem-
Der IA, 1905, was ended because the
strike benefits ceased
Nicholas Cherry, "a years old, shot
and severely wounded his sweetheart,
Anna Weingartz, 20 years old, at Ne
ponset, ILL.,, and then killed himself.
Mrs. Ada Reichars of Dallas, Tex,
was murdered by unknown persons at
Hot Springs, Ark.
The United States consul at Tampi-
co, Mex, has reported that the oil
fields between Tampico, on the Gulf Of
Mexico, and Tuxpan are burning and
that the blaze is visible for hundred
miles on the gulf.
Snake Indians near Henrietta, Okla,
armed themselves and defied the laws
of the state and nation
Nicholas de Mazo of Scranton, Pa,
killed his 15-year-old wife because she
left him.
Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helie
de Sagan were married at a registry
Office in Henrietta street, off Covent
Garden, London. A subsequent cere-
mony was conducted at the French
Protestant church on Soho square.
TWenty.three persons were killed
by the heat in New York in one day.
Revolutionists in Honduras captured
the town of Gracias.
Fire in Carnegie, Pa, destroyed sew
eral business houses, the loss being
$4,000.
The fisheries question between tho
United States and Canada will be SUBJ
mitted to The Hague tribunal.
A German driving a Mercedes car
won the Grand Prix at Paris. The
driver and assistant of one car were
killed.
One man was killed, a woman fatal
ly injured and damage amounting to
$4,000 was done at Monongahela, Pa,
when q boiler in the waterworks plant
exploded
Judge John c. Pollock, in the feder-
al court at Kansas City, ordered that
the property of the Great Western Life
Insurance company be disposed of and
that the policies amounting to $2,O00,-
600 be reinsured in some reliable COM
pany.
Commander Peary took his Arctic
exploration steamer Roosevelt from
New York to Oyster Bay, where it
was inspected by the president, after
which it started for the polar regions.
Senator Beveridge conferred with
W. H. Taft at Hot Springs, Va, and
assured him that Indiana was safe for
the Republican ticket.
Vandals and incendiaries set fire
to the village of Cardinal, Ont, and a
number of buildings were destroyed.
Mrs. Arlie M. Heaton shot and
killed her divorced husband, Clint M.
Heaton, in his restaurant in lola, Kan.
Albert McVay, a wealthy cattle
dealer, was shot while sitting with
his wife at window of their home
near Pine Bluff, Ark.
A food at Lincoln, Neb., caused the
loss Of at least five lives, immense
damage to property and suspension of
railroad traffic.
The appellate court at Chicago de-
clared that former Judge Abner Smith
and G. F. Sorrow must 60 to the peni-
Tertiary and pay $1,000 fine each for
conspiracy in connection with the de-
funct Bank Of America.
Adolph S. Levi, "a St. Louis jeweler,
was robbed of 5000 and $4,000 worth
of jewels.
Mrs. Nathaniel B. Treat Of Monroe,
Wis, wife of Capt. Treat, widely
known state politician, capitalist and
banker, jumped from runaway hack
and was so badly injured that she
died.
The bodies of PA persons recov-
cred from the Rikovsky mine at Yoso-
vo, European Russia, which was the
scene of of an explosion of gas, were
buried. The horror of the situa-
ton was added to by fre.
Nine balloons which started from
Chicago all descended, without loss Of
life, though the occupants Of one were
nearly drowned in Lake Michigan, an
other fell in Quinte Bay, Lake Ontario,
and others had thrilling experiences
The long distance record was claimed
for the Fielding-San Antonio. which
landed at West Senord, Que, about S95
miles
Seven persons were killed, at least
two others were fatally injured and
fully 30 more were severely hurt as
the result Of fire in Cleveland, o.
The fire followed an explosion of fire.
works on display in the store.
Four hundred buildings, including
the courthouse, jail and arsenal, at
Port Au Prince, Hayti, were destroyed
by fire.
As climax to series of mysteri-
Gus hold-ups on railroad tracks west
of Coldwater, Mich, Libro lombard
was found dead with nine cuts in his
throat and Cascanzo Di Clio has two
bullets in his arm.
An Internal machine, the explosion
Of which would have wrecked the
courthouse, killed Sheriff Beck and