Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-04-06
Cairo. ILL.,, which twice within the

, VlOuS trouble Wnen James solomon,
As years old, an umbrella member, was
arrested on a charge of attempted at
tack on t1ve-year-old white girl. He
was hurried to the county Jail, which
has been placed under strong guard.
Resentment Of Col. Re -sevelt's SELF
induction into Egyptian affairs was
expressed by a mob scene in the
principal streets of Cairo, when 1000
ultra-Nationalists took possession Of
the thoroughfare overlooked by the
windows of the Roosevelts' apart
ments in Shepherds hotel. For half
an hour deafening cries, uttered with
fanatical intensity, filled the air.
Down with liars!" shouted the mob.
Long live liberty! Long live Egypt!
We demand constitution! Long
live independence" The authorities
feared to attempt intercession in any
way, as the spirit and strength of the
mob were such that opposition would
have precipitated violence. Col
Roosevelt was not at the hotel.
L. G. Dulaney was arrested at Jack
son, Miss, on an indictment returned
by the grand jury charging him with
offering bride in the recent sena.
torial election when Leroy Percy was
selected for the United States SEN
ate. Dulaney was released on SIS. 1000
bail.
Mystery clouds the arrest of Capt.
Daniel w. Hand of the United States
field arfi11orv in q Con Ero n oicoo oofo
on charge whose nature is not d.
vulged. Capt. Hand formerly was
quartermaster of the army transport
Thomas.
Detectives are seeking a party of
mischievous boys, who threw rocks
at crowded New York Central pas
senger train near Yonkers, N. Y, one
Of the missiles striking Frank Bur-
rows, the engineer, in the temple.
knocking him unconscious.
dispatch received at the Mobile
(Ala.) wireless telegraph station from
the master OF the vessel states that
DR.. Frederick A. Cook, the explorer,
was not on board the fruit steamer
Abangarez from Colon, as previously
reported from New Orleans.
William Scheldknecht, Swiss. As
years old, apparently insane, who de-
clared he was being forced by anar-
chists to assassinate Secretary of the
Interior Ballinger, was arrested here.
He was committed to the State Hos
p1tal for the Insane.
A report that fatal accident had
occurred OF the United States cruiser
Charleston in Philippine waters is con-
drmed. Eight men were killed and
several others were injured slightly.
While the crew was at practice at
sea OF Olongapo, the breechlock OF
three-inch gun blew off, and in its
flight across the deck cut through
steel stanchion and moved down the
men in its path.
Associate Justice David Josiah
Brewer OF the supreme court of the
United States was found dead in a
room in his house. Physicians sum.
moned decided that the justice had
died OF apoplexy. Justice Brewer was
one of the best known members of the
supreme bench to the people of the
country. He was one of the most out.
spoken In public speeches and inter.
views. and though Republican, never
let his partisanship interfere with the
criticism Of Republican administra.
tons.
The village Of Oekoerito and the ad.
jacent districts have been thrown into
mourning by terrible disaster which
occurred at the former place and
which resulted in the death of 400 per.
sons and the serious injury of $50
others. A public ball was held at the
hotel of the village. While the dancing
was in full swing pine branch caught
fire and fell to the floor. It blazed
furiously, and almost Instantly the
dresses of several of the women burst
into flames. A dreadful panic ensued.
the jewellers losing their heads COM
pletely. Many of them, with flames
shooting out from their garments.
rushed toward the barred exit, where
a surging mass was damned together.
The eruption of Mount Etna, which
has been In progress since Wednes-
day last, is decreasing in severity.
| The river of lava flowing from the
crater stopped four kilometers from
| the village of Borello. A second
stream is moving toward this town,
but very slowly. The situation ap-
pears to be much more satisfactory.
| Condemnation of assassination and
declaration that nations as we'll as
individuals need long and careful
preparation for self-government were
two of the most striking features of
Col. Theodore Roosevelt's address in
the assembly hall of the University of
Egypt at Cairo. He uttered these words
against the advice of missionaries and
officials, both native and English, who
feared that the result might be per.
sonal harm.
A proposition to remove Speaker
Cannon by means of the combined
vote of Democrats and insurgents and
substitute in his place Asher G. Kinds.
the parliamentarian of the house, Is
one of the plans which several insur-
gents are advocating in Washington.
Eight men we're killed or wounded
by the explosion of gun while the
United States protected cruiser
Charleston was at target practice near
| Manila
Towels have been tabooed at the
Michigan college Of mines at Hough-
ton as being relics of barbarism, in
sanitary and expensive. Students now
use big sheets Of paper instead for