Willmar tribune., 1909-09-22


II rehabilitation movement to other
states.
Dora Griffin OF Boston. represent
ing d. H. Tolman Of Chicago In Con-
necticut, was sentenced at Hartford
to so days in Jail as result of tho
war on loan agents.
Excitement in Mexico is said by
Washington officials to be no greater
than that in a presidential campaign
in the United States and talk of q
revolution is secuted.
The 26,000-ton battleship to be built
by the New York Shipbuilding Com
pany will be known as the Arkansas,
and that by William Cramp Sons &
Company as the Wyoming.
A central bank with capital of
00,000,000, the government to share
in its profits, was urged in the annual
address of George M. Reynolds, presi-
dent of the American Bankers asso-
| citation. in Chicago.
Contractors in Akron, O., need Ia
boring men. One contractor obtained
the release of three men from prison
after they had promised to work for
him.
The board of public grounds and
buildings of Pennsylvania took up the
question of the statue of the late Uni
ted States Senator Quay, which is at
the Harrisburg freight station, await
ing decision as to whether it shall be
placed in the capitol.
Premier Stolypin has again sent
circular to Russian governors general
OF the districts under martial law, in
structing them to restrict the appli-
cation of the death penalty as much
as possible.
In the federal court at Marquette,
Mlch., E. T. Larson, former cashier of
the defunct First National bank of
lronwood, pleaded guilty to embezzle-
ment. Sentence was deferred.
Attempts to import workmen have
been resisted with force by strikers
who left the American Window Glass
works at Jeanette and Monongahela,
Pa.
The movement to divide California
into two states took definite form
when the Southern California State
league was organized at citizens
mass meeting in Los Angeles.
Senator La Toilette has written
President Taft, calling attention to
laxity in caring for the forest reserve
area In the Wisconsin Indian reserva.
tion.
President Taft left his summer home
at Beverly, Mass, on the trip through
the west and south which will take
him through 30 states and over nearly
$4,000 miles of railroad. Chicago is his
first stop.
John Washburn, a 14-year-old bur-
glar, shot and killed himself at Free
port, Mich, after attempting to slay a
deputy sheriff who tried to arrest him.
According to high parsonage" in
Paris Miss Katherine Elkins may wed
the duke Of the Abruzzi if she chooses,
1t being her own fault and not that of
the royal family of Italy that the wed.
ding has not taken place.
Theresa Porcipio, seven years old.
and Ferdinand Infusino, ~ years old,
were shot to death, and Fanny 1nfusi-
no, aged six, badly wounded, in Utica,
N. T., by a strange man, supposed to
be an Italian. Cause not known.
The National Securities Company's
Office In Minneapolis was closed by the
state bank examiner.
A fire starting in the telephone ex-
change at Monroe City, Ind, destroyed
1t, barber shop, drug store, two res.
taurants and dry goods store, with
loss of $4,000.
Gen. Reyes has written letter de.
cl1ning the nomination for vice.presi-
dent of Mexico.
Inc Missouri Waterway commission
elected w. K. Kavanaugh of st. Louis
president and M. L. Jones of Kansas
City vice-president.
The Farmers and Merchants bank
at Malakoff, Tex, was robbed of ST.
500 by men who blew open the safe.
Jacob Wagner, a wealthy farmer of
Posey county, Indiana, drank bottle
OF carbolic acid in the presence of
mis- family and as he did so remarked:
Here is my last drink" He died.
DR.. John A. Vincent of Springfield,
ILL.,, whose son, DR.. Edward A. Vim
: cent, now dead, accompanied the
Peary expedition 16 years ago and
attended Mrs. Peary when her child
was born in the arctic regions, de.
nounced the commander as graft
er" and declared his son had declared
Peary was the "meanest man he ever
knew"
While leading band of boy SOL
diers In an attack on an imaginary
enemy 13-year-old Joseph McNerny
fell from a New York pier into the
North river and was drowned.
Three men broke into the office of
the Banque Provinciale at Yaua-
chiche, village near Three Rivers,
Que, blew open the safe and stole
$4,810.
The Aero club of Belgium has ar
ranged to hold a series of air races
during the week beginning October /.
Dirigible balloons and aeroplanes will
be entered.
Despite the efforts of their father
and small sister and brother to save
them, three children of Robert A.
Walsh died in fire which DESTROYED
their summer home at White Bear
lake, MINI.