Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-08-25

"NOus SAC SOuAt a. k1SuOSISO0S ny,
decided that killing was sometimes
justiflable, but that Lett had chosen
the wrong time.
One man was shot and several in
jured by stones in q riot at the
Pressed.Ca Company's works at Nc.
KEGS Rocks, Pa. Strikers attempted
to keep an alleged strike-breaker from
entering the plant.
The Long Island life savers added
another victory to their long list
when they saved the lives Of seven
men on the stranded ship, Arlington,
of Long Beach.
A pardon for Mrs. Evelyn Romadka,
former wife of Charles L. Romadka,
a Milwaukee millionaire, convicted of
burglary in Chicago. has been asked
OF Gov. Deneen and the pardon board.
William Loeb, collector of the port
of New York, has threatened suit
against Samuel De Nedrey, editor of
a labor journal in Washington.
The health of Mrs. Taft, wife of the
president, has been completely re.
stored, and her sister, who has been
with her for several weeks, will leave
the summer White House soon.
While the people of the middle west
and southwest in this country were
suffering from the heat, six inches of
snow fell in johannesburg, South Az
RIGA. Now shiver.
After killing Frank F. Fortino, q
wealthy merchant of Elkhart, Ind,
Tony Tino was surrounded in GENE
terry by sheriff's posse and desper-
ately fought against arrest.
Expert mountain climbers, spurred
by the offer of large reward, are
hunting on Mount Tacoma for Joseph
w. Stevens and T. V. Callaghan of
Trenton, N. j., who are lost.
Members of the American club of
the City of Mexico are forming mill.
tary company which will tender it's
services to the Mexican government
for the protection of American resi-.
dents, In any emergency.
The executive board of the Free
mems Aid society of the Methodist
Episcopal church, in session in Gin
cinnati, has elected Rev. J. T. Dock
Ing as president of Rust university, at
Holly Springs, Miss.
Gov. Haskell and associates, indicted
In connection with Oklahoma land
frauds, filed motions to quash, claim
Ing the prosecutions are the result of a
political conspiracy.
Chairman Knapp of the interstate
commerce commission fears the rail-
roads may not have sufficient cars to
handle the great crops that are in
prospect this year despite the i'm
provements and additions they have
made.
The thermometer reached 10 de-
grees in the shade at Muskogee, Okla,
while towns in Missouri, Arkansas,
Kansas and Nebraska reported record
breaking temperatures.
After brave fight to save his life
August Sporer, Is years old, was
drowned in the rapids below Niagara
Falls.
The National Prison congress at Sc
attic, WASH, voiced its approval Of
lndiana's plan of preventing the spread
of crime, but laughed at the idea Of
woman delegate who would chloro-
form idiots.
The handsome REINFORCED concrete
apartment building, the Bredalbane,
In Winnipeg, being erected at a cost
Of $25O.000, collapsed. Heavy rains
had moistened the concrete and the
steel Orders gave way.
President Taft will address the
Deep Waterway convention at New
Orleans on October 30.
Gov. Hughes returned to New York
with words of praise for the advance
ment of the northwest and the Seattle
exposition.
Fifteen skeletons, found lying to-
gether in manner to indicate hasty
burial during the excavation for the
United States hospital at Washington,
bring to light it is believed,
some Indian or piratical tragedy If
early days.
Believing they were burglars,
George Sparks shot and killed his
brother-in-law, Abe Vinson. and bare
ly missed his sister, at Fulton KY.
The Wilson's were visiting Sparks and
had left the house during the night
on account of the heat.
Several generations of the family
OF Isaac Kurtz celebrated the ami
versary of the employment of Yetta
Steinberger, who has been a domestic
In the family for 81 years, in New
York. d,
Secretary Nagel of the department
of commerce and labor has issued an
order that employees will be given no
vacations until their work is done.
The $4,000 employees will be let off as
they can be spared.
Madeline Vicco, so years old, was
found dead with bullet wound
through her heart, in her lodging
house at los West Twenty ninth street.
Giuseppe Cerino was arrested.
Four cruisers, the West Virginia.
Maryland, California and South Da-
kota, sailed from San Francisco for
Puget sound. They will take part in
the neval parade at the Seattle fair.
An earthquake in Japan caused the
loss of many lives, destroyed hundreds
Of buildings and made a mountain
crumble.
While at confession in st. Paurs
Catholic church, Burlington, Ia, James
Nichols died from the heat.