Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-26

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crowded sleeping car On q Chicago &
Northwestern train near Belle PlaAne
Iowa. was frustrated 81 the bravery
Of . brakeman. who grappled with the
lone highwayman and shot him. The
robber gives the name OF William
Morris.
Police Commissioner Waldo OF New
York reported to tho mayor that the
recent increase In the price OF ice is
due to the greed Of the so-called lice
trust"
On the morning Of the day he was to
DO hanged for wife murder Charles
Hickman died In his cell at Beaver,
Pa, moaning his wtfe's name In his
delirium.
Dr.. H. w. Wiley, head Of the United
States bureau Of chemistry, has start
ed an investigation to show OF what
the mince meat preparations sold BY
grocers IL made.
A gun that will carry its projectile
clear out Of sight is the kind that is
to be placed In the turrets Of the new
battleships OF the New York type. The
gun has shown that 1t Is without doubt
the most powerful naval weapon In the
world. The shell will have q range of
fourteen or nfteen miles.
About eight hundred real estate men
were present in Denver when the con-
vention of the National Association
OF Real Estate Exchanges was opened
by President A. s. Taylor Of Cleve-
land.
The center Of population, according
to announcement Of the census bu
reau. is located at a point approx.
mately four and one-quarter miles
south Of Unionville. Monroe county, In
diana Its location at the time OF the
last census was six miles southeast
OF Columbus, Bartholomew county.
The entire public health machinery
Of the government has been put in
motion to fight of the cholera inva-
sion from Europe. All ships are be-
ing watched here and abroad and spe
cial instructions have been issued
throughout the consular service to
safeguard this country from the dis
ease.
Justice Wright Of the Supreme court
of the District Of Columbia overruled
the motion Of President Samuel Comp
ers. Vice-President John Mitchell and
Secretary Morrison of the American
Federation of Labor that the latest
contempt order be dismissed on the
ground that the report of the com.
mittee Of lawyers submitted in the
case was not legal.
One supposed robber was wounded,
woman captured and another man
escaped in battle with the police at
Benton Harbor, Mich, after a furpi-
ture store safe had been blown open.
The steamer Mariposa, from San
Francisco for Tahiti. reports by wire
less telegraph that the British bark
Puritan, from New Castle, N. 8. W.,
for San Francisco, was abandoned, fill
ing with water, in latitude rs south,
longitude 142 west. Part of the crew
has been landed at Tahiti. -
Mayor Emil Seidel of Milwaukee
has been served with summons in a
suit for SANDER brought by Judge
Franz G. Eschweiler for remarks al.
legged to have been made by the mayor
in political speech March %.
The annual convention Of the Ma
ttonal Editorial association opened in
Detroit with President ]. P. Baum
gartner of Santa Ana, CAL. in the
chair.
A. ]. Roberts, the aeronaut who
started in his dirigible balloon from
New York for Philadelphia. was found
in an exhausted condition on the
beach of Deal, near Asbury Park. N
j., having been compelled to swim
more than q mile in rough sea to
shore.
Because he failed to do q back
handspring, Edwin A. Kraft, nine
teen-year.old Brooklyn boy, is dying
He fell heavily on the back Of his
neck. The hospital surgeons found
that his spinal column was fractured
Foreign
Damage amounting to $1,5OO,000 has
been done by the typhoon and floods
in Luzon, one of the Philippine
islands. ,..5.
Jose Ramos and six confederates