Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-06-08
GENERAL NEWS.

John D. Rockefeller, has given $780,
900 to the Blue Ridge Association and
Training School Development which
the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, the Young Women's Christian
association and the Young Peoples
Missionary movement, all of the south
ern states has organized recently.
The new association is to have a cap
1tal Of 100000, and will open shortly
near Black mountain in the heart of
the Blue Ridge mountains, Is miles
east of Asheville. Mr.. Rockefeller
has shown great interest in the ef-
forts of the associations and agreed
to give $4,000 when the other $4,000
was raised.
Angry Missourians lynched negro
at New Madrid because he struck a
white officer.
Harry Silvikas, six-year-old boy at
Bridgeport, Conn, forced carbolic acid
into the mouth Of his infant brother,
the latter dying as the result.
Three persons were injured, none
seriously, when Union Pacific passen-
ger train 101 was derailed near Ogalla-
lah, In western Kansas All the coaches
except sleeper and a tourist car left
the track.
Soldiers from Fort D. A. Russell and
a squad of police fought pitched
battle In the streets of cheyenne.
Wyo, In which three soldiers are said
to have been wounded by the bullets
OF the police. The police were forced
to retreat to the station house, where
they were besieged by the soldiers un-
I'll relieved by colored troops from
the fort.
Theodore Roosevelt was presented
with the freedom of the city of Lon
don and accepted the honor with a
liberalism that led him into a frank
ness OF speech which created a SEN
satlon in old Guildhall. AS the for
mer head of country which once
paid tribute to Great Britain. the
american statesman gave the mother
land bold advice as to it's duty to-
wards its most troublesome Deepen
dency in Africa.
+ Thirty-nine men are in the county
Jail at Rockford, ILL.,, awaiting grand
Jury action on charge of rioting.
;rhey were part of mob which at
tacked squad OF policemen, ran wild
for an hour or more, and finally
wound up a holiday orgy by trying
to storm the city Jail to obtain the
release of prisoner
The Ballinger-Pinchot Investigation
ended in blaze of verbal fireworks.
The oratorical efforts closed the OPEN
Ing hearings and the attorneys who
nave been engaged in the case now
Will prepare briefs for submission to
the committee, which will meet June
IL to receive them.
Inc eastern shipyard at .Greenport,
N. Y, was burned and IL yachts were
destroyed. The loss is $275,00O
Inc Delaware, Lackawanna e. West
ern Railroad has joined the ranks of
the New York Central, Erie and other
roads In announcing an increase in it's
new York communication rates.
Inspection by divers of the sunken
French submarine Pluviose, which
was In a collision with the cross
ohannel steamer Pas de Calais. shows
oonclusively that the hull of the sub.
marine was crushed and that all of
the crew of twenty-seven men were
drowned.
One thousand and two Jewish FAM
Allies have now received official Motif.
Ication that they must leave Kiev in
accordance with the determination Of
the Russian government to drive back
into the pale all Jews who are unable
to establish their legal right to re-
main outside its confines.