Willmar tribune., 1909-03-10

him. Bailey was in bed when ar
rested. He denies that he killed the
Kintop girl
Beating Shows He is Boss.
Little Falls-John Reitzka, a farm
er living near ROyalton of this county,
was brought into that village on the
complaint of his neighbors, who as
serted that Reitzka had been beating
his wife. When brought before the
justice, Reitzha said that he was God
and that his wife is the devil He
says that as his wife is possessed
with the demon from the lower world,
it is his sacred duty as God to pound
the devil out of her He also said
that it incidentally served to show -
that he was boss of the house. The
defendant was fined $22 and allowed
to return to his home
Two Children Perish in Smoke.
Duluth.-The home of a C. Nelson
in Hebron township, twenty-five miles
the three children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson were suffocated. Mr.. Nelson
was away from home at work and,
the day being pleasant, Mrs. Nelson
was drawing wood from a pile a
short distance from the house. When
the rooms were filled with smoke.
She reached the baby, but it was dead,
as was also the other child.
Dog Scare at kasota.
Kasota.-Kasota has genuine mad
dog scare. A dog bit several others
few days ago, and it's head was
sent to the bacteriologist of the st.
Peter hospital, who innoculated two
rabbits with serum from the spinal
column of the dog, one of them dying
in five or six days, and the other
have been muzzled, and several val
liable ones shot, having exhibited
signs of hydrophobia.
Minneapolis Murderer Hangs Self.
Minneapolis.-Henr NJ. Sussman,
serving life sentence for murder for
shooting his wife in the Glenwood
hotel, Minneapolis, committed suicide
in his cell at Saltwater. He was
found hanging by cord made of the
covering of his pillow.
Sussman was received at the prison
Dec. 10, 1906. His parents live in
Fargo, N. D., and he has brothers in
st. Paul.
NEWS NOTES.
Minneapolis.-In "Bunco in Ari-
zona," Lillian Mortimer's comedy
drama, which will be seen at the
Bijou, Minneapolis, the week of
March 9TH, the theatre-going public
will have an excellent opportunity of
witnessing production that keeps
faithfully to the traditions of the far
southwest.
oils and Ole Mangseth of Coleraine
made a twin jump of SO feet at Hib-
bing, and it is claimed that it is the
American record for twin jumping.
Ole Larson broke the record for the
Hibbing hill for longest standing
jump, making 126 feet.
Duluth.-M. L. Britton, wanted by
the United States government on a
charge of using the United States
mails to defraud, has been arrested
in Duluth by Postofice Inspector
Fraser of Wisconsin and has been
taken to Kansas City, Mo-, where he
will be tried for the alleged fleeing
of several wholesale jewelry firms.
New Ulm.-Mrs. Amelia Scherer
died, aged 20 years. She is survived
by seven children, one of whom is
Captain Louis Scherer, U. s. A., sta
toned at Fort Smelling She located
here with her husband in 1859.
Glencoe.-At special election
Glencoe voted to incorporate as a
city and the charter was adopted by
majority Of ia votes.
Crookston.-The Northwestern Min
nesota Educational association will
hold its annual convention in this city
March 10 and 10. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged, which in
cludes addresses from such prominent
educators as President Frank L. Nc
Vey Of the North Dakota university;
Prof. Rankin Of the University OF
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