Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-09-14

tor General Lloyd w. Bowers in
Boston. MIR. Bowers has been con-
sidered the probable choice for ono
of the vacant places on the Supreme
court.
| There is too much hysteria abroad
In the country. Let your watchword
be Down with the demagogue and up
with the patriot" Thus spoke
Charles w. Fairbanks, former vice.
president of the United States, to the
survivors Of the Mexican war, at their
reunion at Indianapolis.
At the opening of the trial of DR..
Hawley H. Crippen III London. who is
charged with the murder Of his wife.
Belle Gilmore, the prosecution an
nounced that large quantities of
poison had been found in the WON.
! ans body and that there were EVIL
dences that she had been subjected
to an operation.
Vice-President Elias Fernandez AL
oano, acting president Of Chile, since
the death of President Mont, died
suddenly from an attack of heart
failure.
The civil service commission at Col
umbus, o.. has handed down it's deci-
cion In the cases Of SO patrolmen who
were dismissed for refusal to do GER
tain riot duty and refuses to grant
the mutineers the privilege of rein
statement.
Mrs. W. J. DENIAL and her three
daughters-Marie, aged eight; Ethel,
aged three, and baby. aged one
were drowned in the Licking river,
near Cincinnati.
BLACK Hand" representatives from
New York city are accused of the
murder Of Arthur Rovolino and his
six children in Pallaro. Italy.
The Gesang Sexton of the Turn
verein Germania Of Los Angeles, CAL,
was awarded the $4,000 gold cup
given by Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany
for the best singing in the Pacific
saengerfest In San Francisco, which
held its first festival for three days
last week.
The national convention of the
Farmers Educational and Co-Opera-
tive Union Of America was opened
at Charlotte. N. G.
The California legislature met in
special session to finance an interna-
tional exposition to be held at San
Francisco in 1915 to celebrate the
opening Of the Panama canal.
Two negroes were lynched, one IA.
tally wounded and two escaped, after
they had been discovered in a plot to |
murder the family of planter near
Athens, Ga, and rob and burn his
house.
Mayor Gaynor's committee has dis.
covered that the average working
mans wage in New York city is $685.
and that it costs $3.50 a year for a
moderate-sized family to live prop
erly.
Caught in an attempt to commit ar.
son, murder and an attack, five me-
groes were lynched in an isolated part
Of Clarke county, Georgia, by infuria-
ted neighbors Of the family against
whom the negroes had plotted
Charles Frohman, who heretofore
has opposed the Sunday theater, is
now working for modification of the
New York law which will permit
plays on that day with a sound moral
lesson.
Pursued by his two sisters, with
whom he had quarreled, Charles
Young, silversmith, raced to the roof
of a New York f1ve-story tenement
and jumped in the street in sight of
500 persons. He was killed.
AS the result of the discovery of
nine cases Of diphtheria at -outh Ha-
ven, Mich, every public meeting place
has been ordered closed and the health
board has issued an order forbidding
the orening of the schools. One death
has occurred.
Engineer Frank Stewart Of the
west-bound Colorado Midland train
No. 3, killed an unidentified bandit
with rock when he attempted to
hold up and rob the train four miles
west of Divide. Col. Stewart WAS shot
In the leg by the would-be robber. Two
young men giving the names Of
Charles and Sterling Martin were dis
covered near the scene of the attempt
ed hold up and were taken in custody.
Dynamiters blew up and completely
demolished the Lucas Bridge and Iron
company's immense plant in Peoria.
III. Night Waterman Robert Gebhardt
was seriously injured. The company
runs q nonunion shop.
Masked men sprang out OF tina
bushes alongside lonely lane, near
Hudson, N Y, and shot and killed
Dent Fowler. paymaster Of the Atlas
Brick company, and his negro driver,
and made of with chest of pay en-
velopes containing $4,000.
Glenn H. Curtiss established a new
worlds record for aeroplane flyinx,
when he flew 60 miles along tha
shores OF Lake Erie in one hour and
nine minutes.
President Taft has appointed DR.. Ar.
thur T. Hadley, president of Yale ,ni-
versity, frederick N. Judson Of St.
Paul, Frederick Strauss Of New York.
Walter l.. Fisher of Chicago and Prof.
B. H. Meyer of Madison, Wis. as
commission to investigate the oues-
ton of bringing future issues of rail-
road securities under the supervision
and control of the interstate commerce
commission.
Fighting all the way, first with his
team mate. Al Livingston, then for 1855
miles with Harroun in his Marmon