Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-10-05

Its founding by James L. Houghteling
Tired of a. life of drudgery, Mrs.
Florence Callahan, young farmers.
wife of Guilford, N. Y, gave her six
months-old baby poison and then took
a half teaspoonful herself during the
absence Of her husband and two elder
children. The baby is dead and the
mother is not expected to recover.
Catholic newspapers In Madrid,
Spain, predict that the demonstra-
tons planned for next Sunday will be
followed by the resignation of Pre-
mier Canalejas.
Joseph H. Miles of Falls City, Neb.,
has been declared by the courts to
be the rightful heir to an estate
valued at $1,600,0O0. His brother
contested their fathers will for many
years.
A lockout of 10000 bricklayers, or
dered by the New York Builders as
ISOLATION, is in full swing. The en-
ployers assert the union violated an
agreement and threaten to bring nom
union men from all parts of the coun-
try.
residences worth more than 81 ,000,-
600 are to be sold by the village
treasurer Of South Orange, N. j., be-
cause Of the refusal of their owners
TO pay assessments for curbing.
Figures compiled by the census
bureau show a decrease in the per-
centage of deaths from tuberculosis
IN 1909. compared with previous
years. The rate in 1909 was 1875
per 100000, compared with 1888 in
1913. There was an increase of 343
IN the number of deaths, however.
George Robertson. ono time Van
oerollt cup race winner. and one Of
inc best-known automobile drivers Of
America, was thrown on tho Massa-
pequa curve on the Long Island
motor parkway and painfully injured
ROBERTSON was going seventy miles
an hour in a practise spin for the
vanderbilt cup next week.
Stephen stuper. aged nineteen, EN-.
ployed at the Homestead (Pa.) Steel
WORKS. was instantly killed while fool.
ing With an arc lamp. His hand
zane IN contact with live wire and
4,ooo volts Of electricity passed
through him.
indianapolis entertained the foreign
delegates to the International Prison
congress.
William J. Bryan addressed the Ma
t1onal Irrigation congress at its open
Ing session in Pueblo, Co.., and dele
sates prepared for a contest over the
question of state versus federal con-
trol OF natural resources, especially
| rivers.
D1sobedience to orders BY the crew
OF freight car is said to have been
the cause of the second tnterurban
tractlon wreck within three days in
!ndlana, and the disaster cost the
| h'es OF six more and severe hurts to a
score A south-bound freight car
crashed head-on into a north bound
passenger car on the INDIANAPOLIS
and Peru division OF the Indiana Union
traction company shortly after noon,
TWO miles north of Upton, Ind.
Representatives of $4,000 members
OF railroad brotherhoods at a general
conference at New York decided to
participate in state and national poll
tics and to urge the interstate com.
MERGE commission to increase freight
rates.
Within a week an action will be
started In New York by District At.
torney Wise looking to the dissolution
OF the sugar trust. Orders to this eff.
feet have been sent out by Attorney
General Wickersham.
1T is our opinion that Porte,
Charlton Is OF unsound mind and Il
able to attacks OF impulsive violence
and that his moral sense is patholog
1caily defective. He should be taken
to hospital for the insane and there
kept indefinitely" This is the con
clusion reached by the alienists who
examined the slayer Of Mrs. Scott
Castle, the actress, who was Charl
tons wife, at Lake Como, Italy, last
June.
The first casualty Of the Adirondack
hunting season has been reported a,
Glens Falls, N. Y. Mistaken by bis
son for a deer. William Aubre was IA
tally shot In the mountains near
there,
Announcement was made at Ell Paso
rex" by Morris & Co., the packinf
firm. of the purchase in Mexico o.
l,25O,00o acres for one of the largest
ranches In the world. A $1,000 ,o0(
packing plant is to be built.
| Capt. John ]. O'Connell Of thu
Twenty-eighth infantry, stationed a.
Fort Smelling, near st. Paul, has bee,
missing for two weeks, and his su
per1or officers fear he has been muir
dered or has committed suicide.
Mathew Walters. at Detroit, Mich.
whose supposed body was buried b,
relatives after it had been taken from
the river, has been found alive in ,
hospital and attended the inques
which was originally set for his case
A colored chambermaid Stable,
and killed her employer, James Nav
den, New York hotelkeeper. whe,
he discharged her. When the polio,
arrived the woman was found dvin,
from stab wound and accused he
victims wife.
A plague among the cattle of Rus
STA threatens serious consequence.
and the United States may institute ;