Willmar tribune., 1909-06-23

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cited poetry and gave orations in
clear voice before their parents in a
large hall.
Launches, instead Of canoes, were
used at an Indian funeral on Lake Mich
lgan, when Joseph Cornstalk was
buried. The water procession was
from Beaver island to Garden island
Five thousand Turner's from ali
parts of the country went into camp
at Cincinnati, where the annual turn.
fest of their national organization
opened.
Ralph G. Brandreth, son of a mil.
lionaire pill manufactures, and Miss
Edith Armstrong were married in 2
New York hospital proper up on pill
lows after being in an auto wreck
Ihe bride would not hear of having
the wedding postponed.
Mrs. Howard Gould covered her
face with her hands and sobbed when
witnesses at the trial of her separa.
tlon suit told of her profanity and in.
toxication.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland testified that
the story sold by Broughton Branden.
burg to the New York Times purport.
ing to have been written by her hus.
Dand was false and the signature
forged.
| An attempt was made to burn the
nome of Mayor Nevin of Bellefon.
ta1ne, o., by throwing a bottle of tlaz.
ing Kerosene through a window.
U. Sorenson, an amateur aviator of
Berwyn, Neb., fell $500 feet, landed
IN a sitting position and was not hurt.
The United Norwegian Lutheran
church, in convention at Des Moines,
la., voted to raise $1,00O,OO0 for a cele-
bration of their twenty-tifth anniver.
sary in 1914.
Burglars who were experts on silk.
Judging from their selections, robbed
the store of a Glanville dry goods
company in Iowa of $4,000 worth of
the fabric.
No news has been received from
the Roosevelt hunting party, which
lett Naivasha, East Africa, for the
sotlk district ten days ago.
The secret service department has
discovered five dollar counterfeit
Dill, said to be one of the crudest ever
put out.
Specifications were issued at Wash
lngton to prospective bidders for the
two 26,OOO-ton battleships Arkansas
and Wyoming, authorized by the last
congress. Bids will be opened about
August Is.
Eugene Dorsey, one of four negroes
charged with the killing of Walter F..
Schultz, a Chicago artist, was convict
ed OF murder in the first degree at
Alexandria, Va.
The first public view of the much
talked-of Curtiss flying machine will
be had in New York, when it is ex-
pected that Mr.. Curtiss will operate it.
A move is on foot by taxpayers
body in New York city to investigate
the lunchroom at the Brooklyn navy
yard, which Miss Anne Morgan,
daughter Of the financier, has aided
financially.
The United States and Japan may
become involved in an international
squabble as result of raid in con-
nection with the sugar workers
strike in Hawaii.
Two men were killed and five
wounded in a street duel in Meadville,
Miss, and the militia was called out
to preserve order
Justice Bowling ruled that abandon
ment is the only issue on which he
Will decide tho separation suit filed
against Howard Gould by his wife.
A report received in Manila said
American women used rifles and re-
volvers in aiding soldiers to meet
the attack of mutineers at Davao.
The Detroit baseball team was re-.
ceived in the east room of the White
House by President Taft.
Abner Smith, former Judge and
banker of Chicago whom Gov. Deneen
refused a pardon, evaded the Cook
county sheriff and went to the peni-
tcntiary at Joliet accompanied only by
his brother.
Justice Gaynor of BROOKLYN has
granted new writ of habeas corpus
on application of counsel for Harry
K. Thaw who again seeks release
from the Matteawan insane asylum.
The trial of Joseph B. Klein, pri.
vate in Chicago militia regiment, for
killing Earl Nelson at Kankakee. be-.
gan at Paxton, Ill.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland was called to
the witness stand in the trial of
Broughton Brandenburg, a magazine
writer, who sold story to a New
York newspaper purporting to have
been written by the late president.
Officers who arrested the Ohio
BLACK Hand members have received
letters threatening them with death if
they do not let up in their investiga-
tions.
A lizard, believed to be centuries
old, was found in nine feet of rock in
Montana.
Peter Rhoars, while fishing in the
Maumee river at Toledo, O., drew to
the surface the body of man.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
invited to Washington officers of the
National Daylight association with
whom he will hold a conference at the
request of President Taft.
Martin J. Keese, for % years jani.
tor and custodian of the New York