Willmar tribune., 1910-08-31

U6uIs 1Or 6oCOQQ term. r.
More than q score Of persons were
injured, one probably fatally. at Chi.
cago. crops in the surrounding districts
were destroyed, and damage which
may amount to $1,000, 900 was wrought
in storm which swept the city and
suburbs. The wind at the height OF
the gale was of cyclonic proportions.
Upon her testimony Of incompati
bility, supported by the testimony ol
her maid, Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs
Edna Gown Cudahy got divorce
from Jack Cudahy, son of the million,
aire Chicago packer, at Kansas City
She was given alimony amounting
to 81.
Representative Charles A. White
whose confession" forms the basis OF
the charges of bribery against Minor.
ity Leader Lee O'Neil Browne Of the
general assembly, was under grilling
cross-examination by Attorney Forrest
for the defense at Chicago. He con.
tradicted much Of the testimony which
ne gave at the first trial and made
sworn statements which lay him open
to perjury charges.
Accused Of expending $4,000 to
corrupt the voters of the Twenty.
eighth Congressional district" former
congressman Joseph c. Sibley was
arrested at Franklin, Pa, and later re-
leased on his own recognizance. The
arrest came after Mr.. Sibley withdrew
from the race, he having been nom.
mated at the recent primaries.
When an automobile crashed into a
construction train on the Long Island
railroad at a crossing in Springfield,
queens county, N Y, two persons
were killed and nine others seriously
hurt.
Inc International Association OF
ractory inspectors and the Interna.
t1onal Association of Bureaus of La.
Dor met In joint convention in Hen.
dersonville, N. C.
Eighteen lives were lost when the
BRUSH cruiser Bedford ran ashore on
the rocks of Quelport island, Korea, &C.
corolng to report received at London
oy the admiralty. The men were
members OF the engine room force.
The Alaska Pacific Steamship com.
pany's liner Buckman was held up al
sea oil Eureka. CAL, by two passen.
gers. Captain Wood was shot and
hllled by one of the men in resisting.
Inc second man was overpowered by
the engine room crew. The passen.
ger who shot the captain jumped
overheard with life preserver.
The report that the steam yacht
viking, owned by George F. Baker
Jr. had sunk with twenty-three per
sons on board off Cape Cod, was dis
credited when Mr.. Baker telephoned
to New York that the Viking had ar
rived at Newport, R. I.
Samuel Harman is alive in a New
York hospital after an operation in
which twelve stitches were taken in
his heart. He was stabbed in a fight,
The supreme o6ge, Loyal Order oI
moose, in session at Baltimore, dis.
cussed the plan to establish a biz
school for boys at Muncie, Ind.
The congressional committee which
mas been investigating the Gore brih
cry charges in connection with the
so-called McMurray contracts with
the Indians. have issued statement
at Sulphur. Okla, saying that there
was no warrant for any person tc
use the names of Vice-president sher
man and Senator Charles S. Curtis
in connection with any improper re.
lations with any Indian contract what
ever.
The startling charge that presen,
officials OF the Illinois Central road
were the central figures in the famous
Coughlin jury bribing case, and put
up the money to get "Bfg Dan'
Coughlin out of the country, came as
the first move on the part of the
lawyers of Frank B. Hartman
Charles L. Ewing and John M. Tay.
lor, former general manager, general
superintendent and storekeeper of the
| Illinois Central, arrested in connection
with the $1.500.000 car repair frauds
An uproar that lasted Is minutes
broke out in the miners convention
| at Indianapolis when the report OF
| the special committee was made EN-.
body1ng recommendations and an in.
dorsement Of the Illinois coal strike
President Thomas L. Lewis was de.
feated by big majority on a rising
vote on motion to sustain his de,
cision ruling out of order a substitute
for the committees report.
Fifteen bodies have been recoverod
from the wreck Of Grand Trunk train
No. IA, Chicago to Montreal. which
was struck by train No. three miles
east of Durand, Mich. The wreck
Immediately caught fire and manv of
the bodies were burned almost heyond
recognition. Nearly all the dead
were in the rear sleeper attached tn
No. IA.
Harrison Aronson and Sam Kruka
junk dealers of Pittsburg, Pa, pre-.
tended injury so hard that they got a
free rest on hospital beds before the
| physicians found them and turned
them out
The eighth annual national rife
match at Camp Perry, O., and the na.
tional trophy were won by the United
States infantry team, which scored
3,lS6, 80 points more than the United
States Marine corps, which finished
second.