Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-05
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Washington

Postmaster General Hitchcock desig-
mated As additional post Offices as
postal savings repositories in as
many states and territories, mostly at
industrial centers where there are
many wage earners. Mr.. Hitchcock
plans to conf1ne the Offices as nearly
AZ possible to Industrial centers really
needing such banking facilities.
President Taft was deeply gratifled
to receive from the emperor of
Japan a message warmly reciprocal
ing the presidents expressions Of
good will and friendship toward
Japan made to the Japanese ambas-
sador. Baron Uchida.
D0n1estic>
Driven to desperation by the haunt
Ing vision Of the man he had MUIR
dered. Achilles Pentarakis, sculptor,
confessed to the Kansas City police
how he killed George Barbassetto, a
Greek printer. in Chicago, and after
dismember1ng the body with an az
hid 1t In the coal shed. Pentarak1s'
confession was corroborated by his
wife, Angelique, who helped to hide
the body.
Called as the first witness by the
Illinois senate bribery investigating
committee, Edward Hines, the Chi
cago lumberman, declared in the
midst of his testimony that he was
approached by Senator Aldrich with a
request from President Taft that he
urge William Lorimer to be a candi-
date for senator.
Francisco I. Madero, ST., father Of
the insurrecto leader, on his arrival
at San Antonio, Tex, declared that
peace in Mexico is assured within
thirty days and probably within ten
days. He and his sons Alfonso and
Gustavo, he thought, would be the
revolutionary representatives in the
negotiations.
Joseph B. Reichman, former pres1-
dent of the defunct Carnegie Trust
company Of New York city was in
dicted by the grand jury on charge
of having knowingly concurred in ma
king a false statement last fall rs to
the condition of the institution.
An fnterlOcutOry decree of divorce
in favor of Edna Goodrich Goodwin,
the actress, from her husband, Nat G..
Goodwin, the comedian, was signed
by Supreme Court Justice Giegerich
of New York. Miss Goodrich receives
permission to be married again, but
IMr. Goodwin is denied permission
during the lifetime Of his former wife.
The $12,000,000 bequest to Prince
ton university of Isaac G. Wyman has
been tied up by w. s. Phillips Of
Grand Junction, Colo, who claims wy
man owed him $103, 400. Phillips asked
for an administrator of the estate.
B. +. Hef1in Of New York, a student
in Cornell university, is charged with
shoplifting in a warrant Issued on
the request of a number of merchants.
Hehlin has been expelled from the
university and has disappeared.
The Kings county hospital In Brook
lyn has an unusual patient in youth
full Ellsworth Mcdonald, who, al
though only four years old, is afflict-
- -
nounced type.
More than half of the 300 women
students at Cornell university are
isigners of a petition that negro stu
dents be prohibited from residence in
the dormitories.
In a raid on the stock brokerage Of
fees in Fifth avenue, New York, &C.
cupfed by Wisner & Co. and the Stand
ard Security company, post Office in
spectors charged that irregularities
amounting to moro than 100000 had
been brought to light. Archie and EN-
NETT s. Wisner, owners Of both con-
cerns,. and Grover 8. Trumbull, chief
clerk, were arrested.
Freight tariffs on cement were sus-
pended by the Interstate commerce
commission from April / to June 20,
1911. The tariffs were on cement orr
Iginating in Central Traffic association
territory and destined to various
states outside that territory.
BY striking some hidden object in
chesapeake bay during the firing upon
the San Marcos, the old battleship
Texas, the battleship Rhode Island
broke one propeller blade and bent
another. The ship went into the drv-
dock.
New York park officials are setting
out small trees and shrubs as the
hawthorn, shadbush, witch hazel. Vi.
burnam and dogwood; whose attrac.
tive berries offer variety Of diet ia
birds In Central park. The birds are
wanted there to destroy insect pesta
\. Ten persons are known to have
been killed and more than a score in.
bured when the south-bound Dixie
Filler on the Atlantic Coast line. run.
y ming between Chicago and Jackson.
& Nille, Fla, was wrecked on an Ala.
aaha river: trestle pear Della. Ca.