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The Nebraska Republican state com­ Foster E. Percy of Mendota, m, mittee fixed the state convention for Willmar Tribune. committed suicide in Chicago. i&g&a March 11 at Omaha and declared for Prince Stanislas Poniatowskl, the TU* USE FILLS HEWS 8F IIHIESiTA. BT THE TRIBUNE PRINTING CO. Taft. head of the historic Polish house of Capt. Daniel Ellis, aged 79, the cele­ that name, is dead In Paris. - State Funds. WILLMAR. - - - MINN. brated union scout of East Tennessee, Gen. Hempartzoonian Boyadjian, ULf OF ITS JDKY St. Paul—The close of 1907 found died at his home near Elizabethtown, head of the Hunchakists, or Armenian the state treasury with a cash balance Tenn. Revolutionary society, is In New York WORK OF SECURING HEARERS of $555,285.13. The statement at the A schooner was wrecked on the to organize Armenians in America in close of business Dec. 31 showed an Diamond shoals, near Cape Hatteras, armed bands to help the society in its FOR NEW YORK TRIAL overdraft charged to the revenue BRIEF REVIEW OF and only two of the crew of seven effort to wrest their country from PROVES DIFFICULT. fund of $324,416.03, while other ^unds were saved. Turkey. ' § had a total of $879,701.16, distributed A very impressive service was held The new king of Spain has an­ A radical bank bill was presented Claus A. Spreckle, son of the big as follows: in Trinity church, Kristlania, on the nounced that he is going to waive the in the Illinois house at Springfield by sugar refiner, charges that the Amer­ MISS EDNA GOODRICH Soldiers' relief $32,743.85 day before the funeral of King Oscar, coronation ceremonies on which so H WEEK'S EVENTS Representative Templeman. It pro­ ican Sugar Refining company has no CALLED BY DEFENSE Funding tax 176,596.16 which took place in Stockholm. Among much stress has been laid in past ages. vides that losses by depositors owing surplus and that it has included in its State road and bridge 53,512.88 those in attendance were the mem­ This indicates that he intends to be to failures shall be shared pro rat*, assets a dozen or two dismantled Permanent school 21,438.65 bers of the Swedish legation, a large mor6 democratic in his habits than RECORD OP THE MOST IMPOR­ General school 350,404.30 among banks. plants. Subpoena Served Upon Actress by portion of the Swedish colony, presi­ his predecessors were. TANT HAPPENINGS IN ITEM- Attorney General Bonaparte direct­ Four men, who attempted to hold Permanent university 591.23 Counsel's Messenger as She General university 17,736.05 dents of the storting, Berner and At a meeting of the faculty of the IZED FORM. ed the various United States attor­ up passengers on the "Katy" flyer in Internal improvement 32,940.73 Knudsen, all members of the Nor­ university of Lund the president of neys to institute suits against a large the union station in Kansas City, Mo., Leaves Playhouse—Evelyn Has a wegian cabinet, representatives of the Hard Time Entering Courtroom. Internal improvement land.. 2,151.93 the university made a few remarks number of railroad companies to re­ were foiled. The conductor struck Internal improvement land foreign legations and many members in honor of the late King Oscar. Ev­ cover penalties Incurred by them for one of the gang over the head with of King Oscar's Norwegian court. HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS New York, Jan. 10.—The work of se­ interest 1,304.90 erybody rose and remained standing alleged violations of the safety ap­ a lantern and all fled. University campus 76,318.92 The orchestra of the National the­ during this ceremony except Prof. pliance law. curing a jury to try Harry K. Thaw Swamp land 30,116.79 ater played Gounod's Meditation, and As a result of the overturning of a for the killing of Stanford White went Wicksell, who explained that he was Information Gathered from All Quar­ Isaac Kushemoff, a 17-year-old New skiff containing nine men near Kicka- Swamp land interest 4,559.35 the assembly sang a Swedish hymn. forward Thursday before Justice Dow- Hay inspection 4,100.38 a consistent republican and would ters of the Civilized World and York boy, who was a bank messenger poo, Kan., seven men were drowned; An impressive sermon was preached show no special honor to any mon­ and disappeared, was arrested on his ling. Three temporary jurors were se­ Grain inspection 75,248.95 by Bishop Eklund, who closed with a Prepared for the Perusal of the the other two were rescued by Ernest cured at the early session and when arch. Bu»y Man. return from Europe, charged with tak­ Schweitzer at the risk of his life. Option on Road. prayer for Queen Dowager Sofie and the luncheon recess was ordered the the new king and queen of Sweden. Folke Sjostrand, Yngve Sjostrand ing $390 collected for the Bank of Postmaster General Meyer ordered Duluth—It is learned here that an and F. Gustafsson, who were preparing North America. box was filled with six permanent and The masonic chorus sang Grieg's "Den THE THAW TRIAL. that it shall be a condition of any con­ six provisional occupants. Immediate­ official of the Chicago, St. Paul, Min­ themselves for prominent positions in At the close of three court sessions, Running at a speed of 30 miles an tract hereafter entered into for carry­ Store, Hvide Flok," and Mrs. Ellen ly after recess, however, all of the six neapolis & Omaha road has an option Gulbransen a Swedish hymn. The the army, went out hunting one day which marked the flrst day of the sec­ hour the second section of an excur­ ing the mails upon star, screen provisional jurors were excused, leav­ for the purchase of the Duluth, Rainy in the vicinity of Linkoping. In the ond trial of Harry K. Thaw for the al­ sion train on the Southern railway wagon, messenger or special service service closed with Handel's Largo ing six places yet to be filled. Lake & Winnipeg road, which runs by the orchestra of the National the­ afternoon Folke Sjostrand broke thru leged murder of Stanford White, nine from Cleveland, O., known as the route, that the contractor shall not from Virginia, Minn., to a point near the ice on Jernlund lake. It took his tentative jurors had been selected out Collver special, and bound for Florida transport intoxicating liquor from one Attorney Daniel O'Reilly announced ater, -t that a subpoena for the defense had International Falls on Rainy river, and brother twenty minutes to pull him of 57 talesmen examined by District points, plunged through a trestle over point to another upon such route while for one-half of all the timber owned out of the water, but the ice broke a Attorney Jerome, for the prosecution, Copper Mine creek, about 50 miles in the perfromance of mail service. been served on Miss Edna Goodrich, FINLAND. the actress, who is playing here this by the Cook and O'Brien interest. The second time and both fell into the and Martin W. Littleton, for the de­ west of Atlanta, Ga., and three train­ A. Ross Hill, dean of the college of The Russian government Is said to water. F. Gustafson hastened to the week. Miss Goodrich failed to appear Cook and O'Brien people also own the have given up the idea of inaugurating fense. Mr. Littleton formally served men were killed, two women fatally arts and sciences and a director of railroad. It is understood that Cook place, and he pulled out both of them, notice that the former plea of not Injured and 80 other passengers the school of education at Cornell in response to a subpoena last year. a reactionary policy in Finland, and whereupon they started for a small Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw on the and O'Brien will retain their two saw­ Governor General Gerard is going to guilty was amended by the specifica­ hurt. university, was chosen president of mills at Virginia, in addition to one- island. On their way they had to part. tion that the defendant was insane Rev. D. I. McDerjnott, rector of a the University of Missouri to succeed stand at the first trial declared that remain in office. Close to another island the ice broke it was Miss Goodrich who first intro­ half of the timber, and that in the when the homicide was committed. Catholic church in Philadelphia, re­ Richard H. Jesse, resigned. event of the road passing into other again under Falke Sjostrand, who Pattern No. 5990.—The up-to-date Three Thaw jurors were sworn in fused to permit a lodge of Hibernians duced her to Stanford White and took DENMARK. now was thrown into the water for wardrobe is not complete without a Capt. William Thomas, superin­ her to luncheon with him. hands they are to have a fair rate for and four tentatively accepted on the to attend a funeral in the church, and tendent of the Aurora mine of the Several Copenhagen banks have the third time. Gustafson hurried to long loose coat, such as the one here the transportation of their logs to raise8 the rate of discount to 8% per second day of the trial. made serious charges connecting the United States Steel corporation at Messenger 8its in Audience. their mills. The option for the pur­ his succor and took him to the isl­ sketched. Although elaborate in ap­ Three more members of the Thaw order with tbe Molly Maguires. A messenger from Mr. O'Reilly's of­ cent in order to protect their gold and. By this time Falke was so far pearance it is really very simple in Ironwood, Mich., was shot and killed chase of the road and one-half of the reserve. jury were sworn in. The defense an­ Indicted by the federal grand jury Monday by John Bendette, a miner fice sat in the audience of the theater timber expires March 1, 1908. , gone that he could not speak. Gustaf­ construction and quite within the nounced that it had subpoenaed sever­ for the over-certification of 15 checks, who had been discharged. where the young actress is playing H. C. Moller, a noted lay preacher sson succeeded in reaching the main scope of the home dressmaker. The al of the alienists who testified for the representing in the aggregate over By a majority of 2,603 the voters and finally served the papers upon Section 30. in the island of Bornholm, died a land, and word was sent to the people sleeves are cut in one piece with the state on the previous trial. $400,000 and drawn by the firm of of the territory interested declared for her, Mr. O'Reilly says, as she left the Duluth—"Section 30," perhaps the short while ago His followers were of the neighborhood In order to reach front and back. They are kimono Otto Heinze & Co. on the Mercantile a greater Birmingham, Ala. The ter­ playhouse. It was intended to serve most noted and certainly about the often called "Mollerians." the exposed men the ice had to be style and exceedingly graceful. Braid MISCELLANEOUS. National bank, F. Augustus Heinze, ritory comprises 41% square miles the subpoena after the matinee, but most expensive piece of mining prop­ The Domestic Supply company of broken and a boat taken out to the ornaments may effect the front closing, Lansing, Mich., was seized by a the copper magnate and former presi­ and the estimated population is Miss Goodrich had dinner served in erty in the country, has been aban­ Skavaborg Ian, Sweden, has awarded island. This work took several hours, or some contrasting material or rich strange malady, thousands of persons dent of the Mercantile National bank, 125,000. her dressing room. doned again, and a seventh fortune has "its grand gold medal for useful pub­ and when Falke Sjostrand was found trimming may be used as a facing, being stricken with nausea and acute and the fronts rolled back to form surrendered himself to United States Allegations of fraud and graft in A new venire of talesmen reported been sunk in a vain effort to extract lic services to Neils Mortensen, a ten­ he was already dead Yngve Sjostrand, intestinal trouble. Commissioner Shields in New York and, with six sworn and three pro­ the wealth which the mine has prom­ ant farmer at Handrup, Denmark. who was picked up from another isl­ re vers. Biscuit-coloied broadcloth, Being unable to meet payments due supplying the bureau of engraving and later was released on $50,000 bail. and printing with black dry color, visional jurors in the box, the attor­ ised to mankind for the last twenty- "Heartbreaker" nabbed. The police and, was in a very wretched condi­ trimmed with soutache braid or heavy on his stock in the institution Augus­ Waiter C. Stewart, superintendent neys for the prosecution and defense five years. It is estimated that fully of Copenhagen have succeeded in tion, but his life was saved. Falke lace, would make up handsomely for tus Heifize lost control of the Mercan­ used in the manufacture of ink, re­ of the municipal lighting plant of St. sulted in the indictment by the fed­ set about filling the vacancies and pre­ $800,000 has been spent in litigation rounding up a man who has succeeded Sjostrand had just passed his exami­ an evening coat. A more serviceable tile National bank of New York. The Joseph, Mo., and other persons were eral grand jury at Washington of Ed­ paring for another exercise of per­ over the property, and not much short in marrying at least five wealthy nation and was expecting his diploma development may be had in cravenette, stock was taken back by Edwin indicted for fraud by means of pad­ win M. Vandyck, formerly a chemist emptory challenges. of half a million more has been ex> ladies within an incredibly short space as sub-lieutenant in the army. covert cloth, tweed and serge. The Gould. ding pay rolls. and ink maker employed in the bu­ Mrs. Thaw on Scene. pended in its development. And yet, of time, his operations covering north­ medium size will require 3% yards of Father Charles F. Kearful of St. The long overdue Mount Royal of reau, and Victor Boede, president of Young Mrs. Thaw had to make her with apparently the best of reasons to ern Europe and America. 54-inch material. Sizes for small, Joseph, Mo., has been notified by the NORWAY. medium and large. the Canadian Pacific railway's Atlan­ Baltimore, manufacturers of ink and way through a crowd of several hun­ expect rich returns, the men who have While a servant was tending to Larvik went "wet" by a majority state, department at Washington that colors. dred persons gathered outside the tic service' steamed slowly into backed the various enterprises have something in the barn at the Agdrup of 54. 4 This pattern will be sent to you on he is heir to a fortune of $500,000, left Queenstown. Heavy weather and criminal court's building when she been forced to retire without having estate, near Aalborg, his lantern ex­ by his uncle, a prominent wool mer­ The Republican committee of Erie Dr. Giebelhansen has retired from receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders trouble with her boilers compelled her county, O., rescinded resolutions came downtown for the morning ses­ so much as found what ought to be ploded, and in a very short space of public life after having been a mem­ to the Pattern Department of this paper. chant, who died i«cently in Sydney, to put back. adopted last March indorsing Taft for sion. Several policemen had to be dignified by the name of "mine." time everything around him was on Be sure to give size and number of pat­ Australia. ber of the Fredrikstad city council for tern wanted. For convenience, write At Springfield, 111., Judge Creighton president. called to clear a passage through the fire. The accident happened just af­ 35 years. Judge Munger of the federal court throng. The sixth talesman reached Rich in Ore. ter midnight, and most of the people your order on the following coupon: appointed the Sangamon Loan and Miss Lena Craig, a school teacher, The Christmas trade was good in at Omaha ordered the jury to acquit Trust company receiver for the Me- Thursday passed a successful exam­ Faribault—Since the discovery of of the place were in town. Only four Henry Sutton, who had been on trial was murdered by John Hopkins, a re­ Kristiania, and the number of idle chanicsburg Coal company of Me- jected suitor, near Seneca, Mo. ination for temporary juror. He was iron ore on the farms of E. J. Leary horses and four calves were saved. No 5990. on charge of conspiracy to defraud the Frank Manning, an insurance man, A dozen horses, 140 head of cattle and men was not so large as in former chanicsburg, 111. , George Dixon, colored, for many and George Marks, south of this city, years. government out of large tracts of The students of Washington uni­ who said he had been too busy during experts haVe been assaying and in­ 150 hogs were burned to death. All SIZE. land. years the featherweight champion, the first trial to thoroughly read the the farm machinery, 4,500 bushels of It is seriously proposed to construct versity at St. Louis held a meeting died of alcoholism in New York. vestigating to learn the extent of the NAME Liquor valued at $7,000, seized in and formulated demands upon the newspapers and consequently had deposits. Samples taken from the sur­ grain and 130 loads of hay were also an underground electric railway from raids, was poured into the sewer at faculty to reinstate Student J. Allen Four big New York diamond firms, formed no opinion in the case. face and tested show 32 to 65 per cent reduced to ashes. The loss to the Majorstuen, at Holmenkollcn, to Karl ADDRESS.. Topeka, Kan., under orders of the Stevens, recently expelled, on threat with combined assets of $6,225,000 and Knew White; Excused. metal, and it is thought by the ex­ proprietor is about $8,000. Johans street, Kristiania. A private court. of a general student strike. liabilities of $4,500,000, were forced perts that there are even greater company has applied for permission to into hands of trustees by inability to It was nearly an hour after this be­ Copenhagen, Jan. 1.—Dr Maurice F. make this improvement. BECOMING MODE FOR THE LITTLE J. F. Selby, mayor of Hillsboro, N. Senator Aldrich introduced in the fore another talesman who approxi­ values below. Egan, United States minister to Den­ D., dropped dead in Moorhead, N. D. dispose of stocks and meet maturing Many Norwegian papers speak in GIRL. senate the currency bill which for loans. mated eligibility was reached. Harry The ore was discovered on the Leary mark, today attended a New Year's The American battleship fleet, un­ some time had been under considera­ C. Adams, the secretary of a carpet farm because of the frequency with reception given by King Frederick and glowing terms of the character of der command of Rear Admiral Evans, tion by Republican members of the H. Grey Duberly, a relative of Earl King Oscar, and more than one re­ Grey, governor general of Canada, company, quickly passed muster for which lightning struck in that neigh­ Crown Prince Christian.* Mr Egan was sighted passing Pernambuco, senate. the prosecution. When questioned by borhood. Mr. Leary procured a mag­ had a long conversation with the calls the fact that the most unpleas­ Brazil, on its way to Rio Janeiro. committed suicide in New York. ant feature of the dissolution of the Gagged with his own handkerchief, A vessel believed to be the missing Mr. Littleton, for the defense, he said netic needle and started prospecting, king, who said he would like to visit Bishop George Worthington of Ne­ he had known Stanford White for which ended in the finding of ore President Roosevelt, but could not union was that it happened during the tied by the feet to the iron upright of steamer Mount Royal was reported reign of such a noble ruler as King braska, who was recently appointed to the elevated railway and robbed of many years in a business way. Neith­ known as brown hematite. Shortly undertake the journey so soon after take charge of the Episcopal churches 250 miles west of Fastnet Light. after he and his family located black his visit to Iceland Crown Prince Oscar II, who did not deserve so much $700 in cash and $500 in checks, was F. Augustus Heinze asked for a stay er at the time of the tragedy nor since, sorrow and humiliation at the close on< the continent in succession to the fate that befell J. Ward Flook, a he declared, however, had he enter­ magnetic ore. Christian displayed great inieivst in Bishop Henry C. Potter of New York, of 6i days in the collection of the $20,- of his life collector for Libby, McNeill & Libby, 000 fine imposed upon him by the fed­ tained any feeling or prejudice in the the voyage of the American battleship died suddenly at Mentone, France. of Chicago. case. Mr. Adams also said he had Logs. fleet from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Flekkefjord is the most electric city eral court for contempt, in order that in Norway. Electric kitchens are the Judge Walter H. Sanborn, of the Harry Gordon, formerly president of served on three capital juries during Minneapolis—The 1907 report of he may appeal to President Roosevelt Fred E. Wheaton, surveyor general of most recent departure in the line of United States circuit court at St. Paul, the Tippecanoe club, committed sui­ to remit the fine. recent years. Failing to dislodge SWEDEN. Minn., appointed A. B. Stickney and Adams for cause, Mr. Littleton used logs for the second or Minneapolis dis­ Only 259 Swedes emigrated to for­ electrification. A plate is put on top cide in Cleveland, O., by shooting in Judge A. S. Berry, a well-known of the stove, but only flat-bottomed ket­ Charles H. F. Smith, both residents the head after swallowing morphine. his twelfth peremptory challenge trict, was presented to the governor. eign countries during the month of Kentucky Democratic politician and a It shows a total of 3,509,646 logs tles and pans can be used. The rate of St. Paul, receivers for the Chicago Despondent because of ill health against him and he was excused. November. Great Western railroad. former member of congress, died at Accepted by Both 8ides. sealed on the upper Mississippi, meas­ is about $7.00 a year. A two horse­ and financial difficulties, M. A. Horn, his home at Newport, Ky., of pneu­ The Northern Street Car company power motor will keep a room warm, Dean James B. Eddie of Salt Lake merchant, councilman, bank director iThe next talesman up was accepted uring 280,180,620 board feet, and the of Stockholm has bought the Ellen- City, who was convicted by an ec­ monia. mills sawed 364,494,090 feet of logs, and the rate for the winter season is and stockholder in manufacturing by both sides after a brief examina­ shill property near Sundbyberg, for $13 50. .Electric lights are looked upon clesiastical court of immorality a year concerns, drowned himself at Defi­ Unless the spinners modify their tion. He was Charles Thurston, a producing 466,747,555 feet of lumber, about $275,000. demands, the cotton mills throughout 13,283,750 shingles, and 96,542,150 lath. as an ancient institution. ago, was formally deposed from the ance, O. bookkeeper, who declared that he had There is serious trouble between the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal the country, owned by 500 members foimed no fixed opinion from what he There were 139,900,000 feet of logs Seven shipwrecked sailors, believed While the selection of Baron Taka- of the Federation of Master Spinners, carried over, of which 110,000,000 were Stockholm bolag and its bartenders, church, many of the congregation hira, Japanese ambassador to Italy, to read of the previous trial. Mr. the latter refusing to sign a contract to be the only survivors of the crew weeping and hissing the sentence. will be closed January 25 and 150,000 in the river above Minneapolis. of sixteen of the Norwegian bark Ger­ S7/& succeed Viscount Aoki at Washing­ employes locked out. Thurston's selection left but one va­ which the former is trying to force Prominent coal operators from the ton, has not been officially announced, cant chair in the box. It fell to the The Minneapolis record shows 2,- upon them. manic, were brought to New York by The employers' liability law was 337,237 logs sealed and sawed, meas­ the oil tank steamer Hothan Newton principal coal producing states of the it is admitted at the foreign office in lot of John de Hart, an architect, tem­ Tbe commune of Orsa has petitioned east gathered in Washington to dis­ Tokyo that the appointment has been held unconstitutional by the supreme porarily to fill it. Mr. de Hart said uring 165,833,110 feet. The mill out­ They were picked up in midocean on court of the United States. put was 214,192,932 feet of lumber, 2,- the king for the privilege of loaning Dec. 17 in a terrible condition from cuss the recent mining disasters and decided upon. he had known Stanford White in his $20,000 of its timber fund to the farm­ the best methods possible for the pres­ Former Supervisor Lonergan of life time, and that while serving on 500,000 shingles and 37,883,200 lath. exposure eight days after their vessel A daughter was born to the duchess San Francisco, who confessed to ac­ ers of the commune for the purchase had been abandoned. Another boat ervation of the lives of the miners in of Manchester, who was formerly the jury would probably embarrass of seed grain next spring, the grain the future. cepting bribes, dropped dead. him in his profession it would not Health Inspection. which contained eight men has not Miss Helen Zimmerman of Cincinnati, Charles M. MacDonald, formerly a St. Paul—More than three thousand raised last year being unfit tor seed. been found. The captain of the bark, Congressman William Sulzer of at Kylemore castle, Ireland. embarrass him personally. As to an The theosophists are going to estab­ New York married Miss Roedelheim prominent lumberman, died at La opinion in the matter of guilt or in­ inspections were made in 1907 by W. who remained on board until all the Seven hundred and forty thousand Crosse, Wis. D. McCall of the health department lish a religious school at Visingo. men found places in the small boats, of Philadelphia, who was his nurse dollars is missing from the Bank of nocence, Mr. de Hart said he had one About $25,000 has been raised for the during a serious illness. Riots broke out on the East side. in keeping bakers, dairymen and wa­ went down with his ship. The seven Yucatan. Fernando U. Rodriguez, which varied from time to time. erection of a new building, and a stock men who were rescued tell a story Mail advices from South China tell New York, as a result of the tension ter companies in line with the ordi­ Pattern No. 5978.—This illustration sub-director, and Mateo Ponce, ex- between the landlords and the strik­ nances for the protection of public company has been organized with of fearful suffering before they were of a terrible fire at Canton where 300 cashier of the bank, and ten other per- MANY FISHING BOATS LOST. headquarters in Gothenburg for con­ picked up by the Newton. Obliged to shows a smart frock for the little lives were lost in the burning of a ing tenants, and before the disorders health. His work covered 1,031 in­ school girl, that is quite the simplest sons have been arrested. spections of bakeries, 1,207 of bakery ducting the work. leave their sinking ship in the midst restaurant. were quelled by the police reserves Storm Rages on West Coast of Eu­ for home making, and adaptable to Maj. Henry Ward Wells, a veteran many combatants were injured and wagons, 813 grocery stores and 83 res­ The great military maneuvers in of a storm which had twisted and Albert Jackson and Minnie Burton attorney of Peoria, 111., and one of the rope, Causing Havoc. opened the seams of the big bark, their most of the season's fabrics. The discovered just before the day set for five were arrested. taurants. In addition he took 1,198 Bohres Ian were managed in such a straight skirt is gathered and attached framers of the Illinois constitution in samples of milk and cream for analysis way as to cause as little damage to little boat was tossed helplessly about their marriage at Englewood, S. D., President Roosevelt's attitude on Paris, Jan. 10.—The storm on the to a body lining, completed by a stand­ 1870, died, aged 74 years. the question of the command of hos­ and 116 samples of water. the crops as possible. The govern­ by the waves. The scant store of that they were brother and sister, and C. Snider and wife were found shot English channel, along the west coast provisions which they had succeeded ing collar and full-length bishop they have gone to northern Missouri pital ships in the navy, which resulted ment, however, received complaints to death in their burning house at of Europe and on the North African from no less than 850 different parties, in getting together was in constant sleeves. The blouse laps in double- to make a search for their mother. in the resignation of Rear Admiral coast is still raging, and many fish­ NEWS NOTES. breasted style and is attached to a Carbondale, 111. Willard R. Brownson, and incidentally and after careful estimates had been danger of being ruined by the salt A new Roman Catholic diocese was Richard A. Ballinger resigned as ing boats already have been lost. St. Paul—C. G. Schulz, assistant made the government paid out $7,000 water which poured into the boat, and shaped belt! The graceful little carved out of the archdiocese of Chi­ some caustic observations on that in­ A dispatch received here from Tan­ state superintendent of public instruc­ sleeve caps open up to the shoulder, commissioner of the general land of­ cident and the controversies among for damage done to crops and farm their cask of drinking water became cago, and will be known as the fice and Fred Dennitt was appointed gier says that two native passenger tion, is president of the Minnesota lands. tainted. For many days they had noth­ and are strapped across with tab ex­ bishopric of Rockford. the naval officers and their adherents boats foundered off El-Araish, Mo­ Educational association for 1908. ing to drink but rain water, which tensions matching the front. Serge, to succeed him. as to details of naval construction and Mr. Rasmussen, director of Ferraria, Fred C. Bonfils of the Denver Post George L. Chase, president of the rocco. Forty persons were drowned, Minneapolis.—A number of novel they caught in tarpaulins. The supply cashmere, albatross, challis, linen, was fined $50 for assaulting former methods of training, were made including some Europeans. ties are promised in A. H. Woods' a company which failed a few weeks of food allowed each man was held gingham and pique are all suitable for Hartford Fire Insurance company, known when Secretary Metcalf gave ago, has stated to the authorities that Senator Thomas M. Patterson. died in Hartford, Conn. latest production, "Fallen by the down to the lowest possible, even reproduction. For a child of eight Charles W. Whitney, a New York to the press two letters from the Thomas in Havemeyer's Shoes. Wayside," which, will be the attrac­ just before the failure of his company from the first, but even then it be­ years 4 yards of 36-inch material will United States District Attorney president addressed to him on these New York, Jan. 10.—W. B. Thomas, he was on the point of buying all be required. Sizes for 6, 8, 10 and 12 stock exchange man, committed sui­ Sims in Chicago asked the federal tion at the Bijou Opera House, the came exhausted after seven days, and cide. subjects. who, since the recent death of H. O. week of January 12th. A winsome brass cannons and old ironclads from the men had been entirely without years. court of appeals to increase the super­ the Russian government for about Robbers dynamited the State bank Mrs. Nannie G. Hoagiand, aged 92 Havemeyer has been acting president little chorus girl is the humble heroine, food for more than twenty-four hours sedeas bond of the Standard Oil com­ years, widow of the late millionaire of the American Sugar Refining com­ $10,000,000; but a sudden fall of the This pattern will be sent to you on at Quenemo, Kan., and escaped with pany of Indiana to $29,240,000, the and around her experiences is woven when they were picked up by the about $7,000. philanthropist, George Hoagiand, died pany, has been elected president of an intensely interesting plot. prices of iron prevented the closing steamer. receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders amount of the fine. at St. Joseph. Mo. the corporation, according to an an­ of the deal. to the Pattern Department of this paper. The president designated Maj. Gen. Little Falls—Mrs. Anna Rogers, who Be sure to give size and number of pat­ Two" persons were killed and one The jury at Boise, Idaho, acquitted nouncement made Thursday. Mr. The Ringdal power station, which Kvik, a tugboat from Bergen, was tern wanted. For convenience, write George W. Davis, retired, to represent perhaps fatally injured in a collision took carbolic acid last week while in the United States at the ceremony to George A. Pettibone of complicity in Thomas formerly was vice-president has furnished more than half of the struck by a Swedish steamer off Kop- your order on the following coupon: between a passenger train on the Chi­ the murder of ex-Gov. Steunenberg. of the company, and was in charge of tne county jail awaiting the action of power used at the Alby carbide fac­ pervik, near Stavanger. The tugboat be held at Guatemala City on January cago, Burlington ft Quincy and a the grand jury on a charge of passing 20, to celebrate the completion and Charles H. Moyer also was formally the company's business in Boston. tory, was completely crippled by high sank at once, and the captain and an­ freight train on the Chicago, Great set free a forged check at the Buckman hotel other man were drowned. The Swe­ No 5978. opening to traffic of the inter-oceanic in this city, died. water, and it will cost much money Western railroad in East Dubuque. An automobile containing Miss Big Loss from Flames. to repair the damage. dish steamer was not damaged at all. railroad, the first of its kind in Cen­ Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 10.—Fire SIZE. tral America. Two boys and a man who tried to Bessie Turney of Nashville. Tenn., Minneapolis—Good, sound spankings gutted the seven-story warehouse of the The banks and insurance companies Bjo'rnson had an attack of bronchitis NAME save them were drowned while skating and her cousin, A. B. Faris, was for unruly pupils are not looked upon of Stockholm, raised for charitable pur­ after his arrival in Rome. By means Michael Zienniski was shot in the at Jamaica, L. I. Hartman Furniture and Carpet Com­ wholly with disfavor by Dr. C. M. Jor­ caught between two street cars in St. poses $5,000 on the occasion of the of careful treatment he improved ADDRESS.. head and instantly killed at Camden, Leonard Brown of Grand Rapids, Louis and smashed, and both occu­ pany in this city Thursday morning dan, superintendent of the Minneap­ N. J., by Antonio Gehnski, who then causing a loss of between $100,000 funeral of King Oscar, and the money some, and he is able to work; but he crazed by jealousy, killed his wife pants were seriously injured. olis schools. was turned over to the dowager queen is not allowed to go out of doors. shot himself in the head and will near Ludington, Mich., and then at­ and $150,000. The loss is covered by Land of Cider. probably die. A jury at Columbus. Ind., returned St. Paul—The residence of L. Clem­ for distribution. tempted suicide. At Easton, Pa., Frank a verdict of guilty against David Fox insurance. Sherman Moors and Alex­ ens, 409 Ashland avenue, was damaged About 2,500 men are involved in a The left bank of the Rhine in the C. Arthur Pearson, one of the jour­ Smith, who accused his wife of infi­ and Jacob Kirk, charged with white- ander Millan, employed in the ware­ Several trains were struck in snow­ labor conflict at the copper mines in neighborhood of Aix-la-Chapelle and nalistic magnates of England, has se­ to the extent of $200 by the burning delity, murdered her with a butcher capping William L. Vanest of South house, had narrow escapes from death of a Christmas tree. drifts in southern Sweden just be­ Foldal, Nillingdal and Meraker, in the Treves is the classic land of cider. The cured control of the London Times. knife and tried to take his own life. Bethany last June. soon after the fire started. fore Christmas. vicinity of Trondhjem. superior brand is called vietz, and this Secretary of War Taft in his an­ Rev. Dr. Alois Kaiser, for many Alexandria—The Alexandria Brew­ shares with the Taunus brand the rep­ Prince Helie de Sagan filed suit on ing company's plant, owned by the The minister of agriculture is going A close observer says that since nual report strongly urged that high­ years cantor of Oheb Shalom temple the ground of assault against Count Protect the Baby. to introduce a bill in the riksdag for Nansen and Amundsen became Nor­ utation of being the best cider in the er pay be given the officers and en­ in Baltimore and whose musical com­ Boni de Castellane in the criminal Nagel brothers of Alexandria and Mr. world. In both the speierling or sorb After flannelette articles have been Kurz of Milwaukee, has been sold to making it easier for private parties wegian national heroes the Norwegian listed men of the army. positions are known and used all over court of Paris, asking one franc dam­ washed they should be rinsed in water to obtain possession of government boys take a pride in exposing them­ apple or service apple, a small sweet The arrival of troops at Muncie the world, died of heart disease, ages. Edward and W. B. Plaisted and John fruit peculiar to Europe, is used. in which one ounce of alum or sal Hetherington for $55,000. land, or "crown land," as it is called selves to cold, rough weather without cowed the mob element and cars aged 68 years. The boilers of the Argentine steam­ ammoniac has been dissolved. This in Sweden. showing signs of suffering. were run on all lines almost without The will of William Rhlnelander, er Imperatrice exploded off Ushant, little precaution will make them non- Mankato — The Winona-Marshall Humorous Robbers. molestation. Kama Larsdotter, a widow in Bjuf The University of Denmark has After holding up five men in a sa« who died in New York city, leaving an the steamer foundering. The members inflammable and may be the means of passenger train on the Chicago ft parish, Skane, died at the age of al­ awarded the Orsted gold medal to Rev. P. B. Morrison, a pioneer estate said to be valued at $50,000,000, of the crew were saved by a fishing saving many little lives. North-Western road will no longer loon In Chicago recently, several Episcopal clergyman of Wisconsin, is to be contested by William C. most one hundred years. For fifty Prof. Hagerup, the Norwegian min­ smack. run west of Mankato, the crew lying years she was a widow, and her life ister to Denmark, as the most learned young desperadoes forced their vic­ died at Eau Claire. He was 78 years Rhlnelander, a son, who lives in Al­ The condition of the king of Bel­ * Silver Coffee Pots. over in Mankato instead of Marshall. tims into an ice-box and turned on a of age. spanned the reign of seven kings. lawyer in Scandinavia. bany and who, ft is said, was disinher­ gium, who is suffering from the gout, When not in use, they should be left South St Paul—Charles Kaye, 10 talking machine to drown the sound! It was reported that many Japanese ited by his father. is becoming worse. It is declared that with a little stick laid across under Queen Victoria's health is so poor * of their cries. They then made their reserve army men had been ordered years old, son of Mayor C. L. Kaye, Dr. Sigurd Ibsen has declined the Irving H. Wheatly of Galestown, the bone of one of his heels Is slowly the cover. In this way fresh air Is ad­ crushed his left foot under a moving that she cannot appear on public oc­ escape and left the phonograph play to return to Tokyo from the United Md., may die from eating two ounces decaying and the spread of the dis­ mitted and mustiness It done away casions, no matter how glad the peo­ position of director of the Kristiania tag "We've Been Here but Gone."— freight car at Maiden Rock. t States and Canada. __ of black pepper on a wager, ease Is feared. •• With* M*W. - i -f /». J «. ple would be to see her. National Theater, and no one .else Tne Musical Age. has applied.