Willmar tribune., 1908-11-04

l SAAy AA0ANA) NOAVANIVU VI AAuAuCI0
escaped from Jail at Eureka, CAL,
leaving his jailer locked in the cell.
! Official dispatches give the losses in
the typhoon and floods in Caygan
province, Philippine Islands, as 500
lives and $1,00O,00O in property.
The Fidelity Funding Company Of
New York, which was organized in
1898 to lend money on the property
of Catholic institutions throughout the
| United States, went into the hands of
a receiver with liabilities of $3,941, ,027
and assets of $3,579,315.
The pope has decided on a special
consistory for the nomination of three
cardinals for the United States.
Four men were arrested at Laporte.
| Ind, for jury bribing in coppection
with the suit for alienation of affec-
| tions brought by Stephen Jaunovitsch.
a gypsy.
Fire at Salisbury Beach, Mass, de.
summer cottages.
The wholesale grocery house of r.
A. BARLEY in Toledo, O., was burned,
the loss being 100000.
AS the result of failure of juries in
| Springfield, ILL.,, which have tried race
riot cases to convict, a sweeping de-
cision was rendered by Judge James
| A. Creighton in the Sangamon county
circuit court, quashing the petit jury
panel, purging the jury box and rem
der1ng the county juryless.
The supreme court of Illinois de-
clared the new loan shark law invalid.
E. B. Knox. formerly of Knoxville,
ILL.,, went insane at Phoenix, Ariz.,
killed his wife and attempted suicide.
Foul play is suspected in the mys-
terious death at Lima, O., of o. War
rem Smith, aged 76, Prohibition can
didate for probate Judge in Allen
county.
Temporary insanity will be the de-
Tense of Capt. Peter c. Hains, Jr., U.
S. A., who killed William E. Annis at
the Bay Side Yacht club landing last
August.
Lugo and Nobledo, leaders of the
Mexican revolutionists who raided the
town of Viescas in Mexico last June,
have been sentenced to be shot.
Ethel Hart Jackson Zimmerman of
New York, the well-known actress and
singer, was married in Philadelphia
to Benoni Lockwood, Jr., also of New
| York.
J. Edward Swanson, a mine owner
OF Lafayette, COL, was instantly killed
In coal mine at Buxton, by a fall of
slate.
The First State bank of Falls.
Okla, was robbed of $500 in cur
rency and gold. George schmake, the
bookkeeper, was arrested on suspicion
of knowing something about the rob-
| berry.
The supreme judicial court of Mas
| sachusetts, in making permanent an
Injunction against several labor unions.
ruled that labor unions cannot impose
fines on their members in order to
force them to go out on a strike.
The Y. NJ. c. A. building at South
Bend, Ind, erected by Studebaker
Brothers Manufacturing Company at
a cost of $250,0OO, was dedicated and
formally given over to the association.
Vice-President Charles w. Fairbanks
made the principal aduress.
The Atlantic fleet sailed from Yoko-
mama, one squadron heading for Ma
Mia and the other for Annoy, where
preparations for it's entertainment
were made.
Lon Seeley, cowboy in a wfla west
show, and policeman killed each
other at Gulfport, Miss.
Albert V. Wesner, forenlkA in
charge of pipe filters at the Standard
Oil plant in Sugar Creek, Mo-, was
arrested on capias for buying votes
at the August primaries.
A dispatch to the London Daily
News from Belgrade says the Servian
government has called out all the
first reserves and has ordered khaki
for the troops, 800 Maxim guns and
400 military automobiles.
Hugo, Albert and Rudolph Donner-
stag, alleged counterfeiters, broke Jail
at Madison, Wis.
Troops arrested more than so al
legged night riders at Reelfoot Lake,
Tenn, where Capt. Quentin Rankin
| was murdered
Emperor Williams fourth son.
| Prince August William of Prussia, and
Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schlcs.
| wig-Holstein were welded in the
chapel of the imperial palace at
Berlin.
| Silas c. Mcfarland of Iowa, consul.
general-at-large for the European dis
trict, shot and killed himself on a rail-
road train in Germany because of i'll
health.
Miss Katherine c. Harley of the
Fall River (Mass.) Golf club won the
woman's national golf championship
at the Chevy Chase tournament.
After a quarrel with his wife
Charles Smith, an aged farmer of
Poseyville, Mich, shot and killed Will
liam Duchan, neighbor, at whose
home Mrs. Smith had taken refuge.
s:no then committed suicide.
Charged with fomenting a revolu.
tion on United States soil against a
friendly nation, Precillano G. Silva
and Lecantio Trevino were found
guilty by jury in the United States
court at Ell Paso, Tex.
\ disastrous hurricane swept the
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