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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-09-18
indianapolis, Indiana,

indianapolis, Indiana,
3349 N Pennsylvania Street.
Perund Medicine Co., Columbus, O.:
0enflen1en-"I have been using Pc
runa for catarrh and can cheerfuliY rec.
omnend your remedy to anyone who
wants good medicine. "A. Grant.
Prominent members of the clergy
are giving Peruna their unqualified en-
dorsement. These men find Peruna
especially adapted to preserve them
from catarrh of the vocal organs which
has always been the bane of public
speakers, and general catarrhal de bill
ity incident TO the sedentary life of
the clergyman. Among the recent ut
terances of noted clergymen on the
curative virtues of Peruna is the above
one from Bishop Grant.
North Park union., 1901-03-15
bribery Investigation.

The bribery Investigation commil.ee'
consisting of Representatives oCon,
nell, Insley. Cannon, Schweiger. ~
Dunlayy. met on the night OF Marsh
4th, in open session, In the room u 'Ae
clerk of the House. :,
Mr.. O'Connell, the chairman, staleu
that the committee held preliminal!
meeting earlier to map out COURSE y,
action. Mr.. Montgomery appearsu
md the chairman asked him 10 pe
sworn.
"I deny the right of this committee
under the resolution creating II 10 uu-
minister uaths or subpoena witnesses.
However, am willing to make n9
statement under oath or otherwise.
The chairman administered an oatn.
Mr.. Schweigert said the committee
could not assume that any members
were guilty of bribery or that anyDoas
had said SO. 1t was n matter 10 pe
proven. Mr.. Dunlavy Objected tnat
the resolution fixed no time when the
alleged words were used, or IN reier-
ence to what matter they were useu.
The chairman stated tnat he Wanteu
the grounds upon which Colonel MONT
gomery had used the words, ana IL was
suggested that the matter re1errea ~
was section A of House bill 1, whici'
is the revenue bill. ~
Colonel Montgomery then said: I'm
committee of the whole, as a meHoet
Of the House and while MT Aartil
North Park union., 1901-03-15
CATTLE GROWERS FINALLY
ADOPT A CONSTITUTION

owners Of Montana, stating thnt they
were obliged to hold sheep to sustain
their cattle interests.
.Lct us admit these men," he contin-
ued, '.and IL they show any signs or
trying to throttle the cattle interests,
why we Will throw them out Let us
accept the amendment proposed by Mt.
Mccormick OF Montana"
Mr.. KEN asked Mr.. Lusk why he
left the National Live Stock Associa.
tion. II have never left the National
Live Stock Association. Will con-
tinue to attend its meetings"
"Then," said Mr.. KEN. I'VE are no
better on than we were before" This
association was formed" continued Mt.
Lusk, because the cattlemen were In
a minority In that body"
1t wns voted that the qualification
for membership should be that the par
amount interest of an applicant should
be cattle.
Article wns passed as amended.
Article 5, relating to eligibility Tor
membership, was passed after some
debate. The remainder of the consti-
tuition was adopted. A committee, to
be appointed by the chairman. will be
authorized to incorporate the associa-
ton.
The constitution, as adopted, pro-
vides that the officers shall be pres
ident, two vice presidents, a treasurer,
secretary and traffic manager, of
which all but the last two must be
qualified members. The control is vest
ed in the executive committee, which
In ralocfad ono committeeman and one
alternate, by the respective state dele
cations. This committee has entire
control OF the affairs Of the association,
except when the Inter is In session. II
elects the secretary, passes upon all
resolutions to be presented, passes up
on all resolutions to he presented. upon
all applications for membership,
spends all the money, fixes salaries,
hires and discharges employees and per
forms all acts which the association
may perform, except the election OF Of
flcers. The president Is n member and
ex-officio chairman Of the executive
committee and OF the working board.
The committee meets the first Monday
In March, May and November
Denver is fixed MS the meeting place
Of the annual convention of the asso-
citation, the time fs the first Tuesday In
March of each year. The basis of rep
reseutntion Is by individual member
ships, In person or hy proxy. Each
member pays an initiation fee OF So
which Is also the annual dues for the
first year. There may also be levied q
tax of I cent n head on all cattle
owned by each member of the associa-
tion.
North Park union., 1901-03-15
INSURGENTS SURRENDERING
AND CEBU ISLAND PACIFIED

Manila, March 7.-Lieutenant West.
with the gunbont Lnguna de Bay, sur
prised nm lnsurgent camp on the island
OF Tnliiu, ON Lake Bay, east Of Ma
Mia. capturing thirty-one insurgents.
Many small detachments In various
localities are surrendering daily.
1t Is reported that negotiations are
in progress for the surrender of all In
surgcnts on the island OF Cebu.
The Philippine commission Is Invest
ixating the case OF Scnor Mnmeje, M
tive Judge OF the court of first instance
In Manila, who IL accused 0f frnudu
ler1ly aiding the administrator OF the
Enriquez estates. The case of the En-
riIuez estates Is well known and It'll
cation concerning 1t has lasted fifteen
years. The estate was originally worth
81 100000, but through fraud this
value Inns dwindled TO x3oO,oUO. The
venality and incompetence OF tile
courts will probably be demonstrated.
Vancouver, Il. c., March I--Jnpan-
ese papers received yesterday by
steamer give full details of the occur
rences leading up to the arrest by the
military police of Maniln, February 18th,
OF ID. NJ. Carman and Senior Carranza,
ON the charge Of aiding the insurgents.
The two men under arrest did busi-
ness In the Philippines as contracting
agents under the firm name o( the Car.
man company. BY means of letters of
introduction nnd Influential friends,
Carmhn u said to have secured permits
sion to go Mt will between the lines.
This privilege gave him an immense
advantage over other Manila mer-
chants, and 1t IL charged thnt he utiI-
North Park union., 1901-03-15

desire, and pray you to pass the bill
without material amendment. In max
ing to you this petition we believe that
we express the sentiment of our con-
gregations. In our opinion the intelli-
sence and the conscience of our cIty
are united In the desire for precinct
option us for no other measure before
the assembly,"
Former Speaker w. G. Smith, of the
state House Of Representatives, has
made sweeping denial of charges Of
lobbying, preferred by Speaker Mont
gomery. MIR. Smiths denial was given
In the following terms: 1.-THE charges
made by Speaker Montgomery that 1
have been using undue Influence upon
members of the Legislature to induce
them to make certain amendments tn
the revenue bill are absolutely false. /
am earnestly in favor of strong reye
nue. Dill that will give the state suffi.
ctent means to provide for Its needs.
Like great many other business men
! have believed there are some proyis.
ions In House bill No. that are vicious
ana ruinous to the states interest. md
1t has pleased me to see some Of those
bad features in the bill corrected.
nave suggested to few members thnt
II they could conscientiously surmort
some or these amendments they would
oe doing the state good service. ANY
statements by Mr.. Montgomery. or any
one else. or any insinuations. tbnt I
nave used any improper means to in.
nuence members In these or any other
matters are wholly false. l court the
Iullest investigation. and will aid apy
committee appointed to investigate the
eharges to the fullest extent of nv mill.
ny. upon no subject, md by no source
whatever, have been retained or em.
pioyed to conduct lobbying business"
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Ki1x Victor Emmanuel has DON,
that which becomes a true man. ant
therefore something not unbecoming {
king. Lieutenant Bresci, brother o.
the ASSASSIN Of King Humbert. has hnt
to endure such suspicion and dislike
because OF his Relationship with Ii.
murderer. that his position became in,
tolerable. and he forwarded to tn,
king his resignation from the army
Not only vas the resignation declined
In words which revealed the generos
1ty Of q manly mans nature, but thu
king. a. = proof Of his confidence II
the loyalty Of gallant aaA deserving
oMcer, promoted him to . captainey
With the command OF q fort ON the
Austrian frontier. II was 4 magnani.
mo1s thing to do. and the young kiAs
has given evidence that he possesses
At least one Of the qualities that mad.
his father and grandfather worthiiy
popular.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Denver. Colo, March s.-The Amer
lean Cattle Gr0wers' Association had
q lively and somewhat stormy meeting
yesterday, but finally succeeded In
adopting constitution. The principal
question arose IN regard to qualltica.
tons for membership, many Of the
members wishing to throw out all who
are in any way interested in sheep
raising. But finally, ON the showing OF
some OF the northern members that
this rule would seriously cripple the
ASSOCIATION. 1t was decided only to re
quire that the paramount interest OF
nm applicant should be In cattle.
Another question. that of voting by
proxy. aroused fierce discussion, Sen,
atOr Carey OF Wyoming, Mr.. Patrlcl;
OF Pueblo and other influential mem
beers opposing proxies. while they were
favored by n large contingent headed
by Colonel Irish. Voting by proxy won
by vote of 10l to AZ.
The constitution showed little of its
original form after the convention put
the finishing touches on 1t in the after.
noon. Four Of the nine articles were
almost completely changed. The by
laws were adopted without discussion.
The report OF the committee on creden.
tials was adopted and the executive
committee was authorized to judge OF
the qualifications for membership.
Article 4, which deals exclusively
with membership. brought out very
apparent sympathy for sheepmen. An
amendment was offered by Mr.. KEN
Of Colorado excluding NIL owners who
were directly or indirectly interested In
ul1 lT,ftn Lob ~ IN IN
said:
Gentlemen. / advise caution In this
matter. Now IL the time to take the
deepest consideration. 1 have sheep,
and most OF the cattle growers Of Mon
tann are Obliged to own sheep for their
protection against the big sheepmen.
We must fight sheep with sheep. II
you pass this amendment you Will lose
the majority OF the cattle growers OF
Montana"
The amendment, lie thought, should
read TINT the qualified member shall
have rs his paramount industry" the
cattle business. Colonel Irish stated
that he was entirely familiar with the
situation In Montana, and that the
methods adopted by the cattlemen
were justified and would contribute to
the re-cstablishment OF the cattle in
dustry.
Mr.. KEN spoke along radical lines
in support Of his amendment Mr..
Lusk, as one who helped TO construct
the article submitted, gave his reasons
for using his influence in placing it
before the convention In Its present
form.
He spoke In support Of the cattle
North Park union., 1901-03-15
Too HuaA Ro,n.n..

The Nogales (Arizona) Oasis ~.
to tho publication of unsubst, NJ.
rumors In regard to the regions ~
tary to that place. 1t says:
1.-THE Imaginative liar Of the A.,
ated Press has again broken ont ~.
another account of a great and a.,., W.
nary battle between Yaquls and nv
can troops at some point, NOT ~
toned, 'one hundred miles east ~
Ures,' in which 1t is alleged one nv. hSa
dred on each side were killed. ~. M
this story, like all other yarns with - ~
erence to Sonora emanating from :,
Paso, is an invention pure and sin,,.
there is no doubt. But six weeks -,
the Oasis editor trayersed the res;ss
where the alleged battle is said to bsSa Sa
taken place, and there We're neith.s
Yaquis nor soldiers in the vicinity NJ.
within one hundred miles. The i.sa
ciated Press is very culpable in ~
hitting the Ell Pnso correspondent :,
continue his yarns and spread th.M
broadcast throughout the country. "a
monstrances have been sent, but ths,
are unheeded."
North Park union., 1901-03-15

4 Aoohor In Coleraine. ireland. wat
sosa Sor damages for the death OF 9
valuable horse he had treated. It was
shown that he had administered to the
animal twelve grains o6 some power
fal drug. and the plaintiff insisted thu
the medicine had caused death. The
doctor declared that he had frequently
given eight grains to q man. and that
four grains more were not too much
for q horse. The Judge asked. Would.
MT twelve grains kill the devil himself
II he swallowed them ~ Il don't know
my lord" replied the doctor; "a
never had him for patient" That's
evideatly true. doctor" responded the
5udEa. Tor the ovid boy is still alive" !"
North Park union., 1901-03-15
L.v ro,lo,. the H.trhet,

Topeka. Kan. March 1.-The city
council hns passed a liquor ordinance
which will make is almost impossible
for the jointists to do business In this
city.
According to the terms Of the ordi-
nance 1t IL considered mn unlawful
sale to call friend in your house and
give him n drink OF liquor. Al mas is
guilty Of violation Of the ofdinsnce
II he is found in place where liquor
Is sold and 1t shall be proved. The
penalty for violations is a hne Of NOT
ieas than $10O nor more than $500 and
lmprisonment for not less thar thirty
nor more than 100 days In the city
jan
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Tho North Carolina experimental
station has discovered that the aAvos
Of eggs ID determined by the feed. AZ
ter giving hens chopped onions for two
weeks the eggs became so disasreeable
In favor that they could not be used
Wheat shorts. cotton seed meal and
skim milk Increased the number oi
eggs laid. but the eggs had q disagree.
able davor. Cracked corr and corr
dough resulted In fewer eggs. but lar
ger 00es and OF better flavor.
North Park union., 1901-03-15
ACker's
English
Remedy

will cure Consumption. Stops
a cough in a night. 1t will
cure Asthma and Bronchitis.
We positively guarantee it
MRS. T. NJ. BRATT, Vassar. Mich, who
was pronounced hopelessly Ill with con.
sumption, says: II owe my iiie 10
AcKER's ENGLISH REMEDY. 1t sa
certain cure"
Write to US for testimonials ano
free illustrated book on Consumption
Sold at 25c, SOC and ai.oO bo,ne,
n you arc not sati.fed return the b"t,ie" !"
your druggist. and get your none, back
W. II. Hook sr 3 Co., Proprs., buffalo, MI
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Among centenarians none can b.
more remarkable than Signor faceiil
whose birthday has just been celebrat
ed In Rome. He ID l03 years old. ant
In full possession of his faculties. HI
has played q not unimportant part In
public life In Italy. and vas at one
time the director Of the Pontincal Gus
tomA He can remember the excite.
menk caused By the Napoleonc cam.
palEna, and vas himself present at the
removal Of Pope Plus VII. from the
Qulrinal In 1908.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Ths pest-house at South Omaha.
Ne6.. was recently burned to the
ground by 200 armed and masked mon.
who stood Oh the guards and police.
Tho building was purchased for an
emergency hospital for the reception
OF smallpox patients. and was to have
been put In use the following day. II
was located within the city limits. and
this was the cause OF its destruction.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

The war ON cigarettes takes on new
Importance when the governor of !,
STATE In his inaugural address recon-.
mends legislation which will prohibii
their sale. within tho borders oe tht
commonwealth. Governor Bliss O,
AichiSan has made such q recommen.
dation. He places the matter upor
physiological as we'll AZ ethica.
groandA His observation leads him
to bsiieve that cigarette smoking i'm.
'pairs the health and intellect, aat
leads to other forms Of depravity. The
stats adopts stringent regulations u
stamp out tuberculosis in cattle.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

4 tsnder-hearted Boston physician.
on Being called to visit poor patient.
found the family In such poverty
stricken circumstances that. besides
prescribing. he gave hve dollars to the
family. The next day. on making q
seoond visit. he learned that another
physician had been summoned. and
had received two dollars. Soma oe the
remaining three dollars had been spent
for beer. box Of dominoes and . pack
OF cards.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

II has been stated that the name of
Oklahoma means beautiful land" but
missionaries who have made special
study Of Indian languages dispute 1t.
They say that 1t is a Choctaw word.
and means red people" Truth IL more
to be desired than sentimental appro-
priatencss. Of course. but beautiful
land" would 70 aptly describe Okla
homA that We regret that 1t Is not the
true Significance Of the word.
North Park union., 1901-03-15
M F.r.on.. Oda wager.

Dnke NJ. Farson Inns entered into an
agreement with the Rev. Richard A.
Morley. pastor OF the Sheffield Avenue
Methodist Church In Chicago. by the
terms Of which he will either secure
the bons fide conversion Of fifteen sin,
ners in Mr.. Moriey's flock or donate
$1,000 to the treasury Of the ehureh.
! Farsou has In view the services Of
several eyangelists whom be rsceDtly
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Tho State Of Oregon has issued war
rants for over 800. 900 within . year
past for bounties for predatory wild
animals killed within It's limits. The
bounty 70 paid on scalps OF coyotes.
Wildcats. mountain lions. panthers.
cougars. gray wolves. and timber
wolves.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Blk ladies now rank in the profes-
soriate Of Swiks universities. Berne
has four. one protesting the history OF
philosophy; others are In the depart
msnts Of surgery and Of tho Telluric
observatory, while the fourth IL civic
librarian. At Zurich there are two.
both in the department Of surgery.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Owing to the passage OF new Law
private banks In Sweden can Issue
notA only ON the understanding thai
they must be redeemed within ons
year. National o. state bauks may
ceatinus to issue currency vithos,
~ sush rsstSictiou6
North Park union., 1901-03-15

lied this opportunity to transact nm I'M
mense business with the insurgents.
selling them supplies and storing for
them copru md lumber, which lie is
said to have sold to advantage for the
Insurgents, putting Sc, 100000 Into their
Golfers.
Cnrmnn-s friends sUy thnt he Will es-
tnblish his innocence mt the trinl.
Washington, March 7.-Genernl Mac
Arthur hns informed the War Depart
ment of his action in the case of Marco
Dreu, lieutenant colonel of insur-
gents, convicted by n military commits
sion Mt Manila of larceny and violn-
tions OF the laws of war and sentenced
to confinement ut hard labor for fifteen
years. General Macarthur says:
1.-The evidence clearly shows that his
u house In the night time with band
of which he was leader. assault and
abuse the husband and wife and
threaten them with death to induce
them to produce their money and other
valuahlcs.
Possessed of these, the band would
then depart, taking their victims with
them to their camp. Here the prison
ers were subjected to further indigni-
ties. whipped. put In the stocks md
mnde to suffer until some of them
made further revelations OF the hiding
places of their money, which the band
would then send for and secure. The
reason given by the members Of the
band for these crimes was that the peo-
pie robbed and maltreated were Amer
icanists."
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Professor W. F. Amalizki OF warsaw
University has discovered In North
Russia skeletons Of an antediluvian
rass OF giants nearly tan fest In
height
North Park union., 1901-03-15

While Delaware 10 considering tAs
abolition Of the whipping post. the
1egfslature OF Indiana has before It Q
bill providing for the punishment BY
the lash Of a variety Of crimes and mis-
demeanors. with the emphasis on wife
beating and family desertion.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

An inactive Liver, Stomach dIso,.
ders. Sick Headaches and other m,
arising from an imperfect digestion AZ,
cured by Garfield Tea, which is mads
from Herbs,
North Park union., 1901-03-15

"Do you take any stock in this abol.
ishment of Santa CLAUSE" mo, indeed.
IL we couldn't blame our mistakes on
Santa Claus we couldn't live with Bob.
by at ALL"
North Park union., 1901-03-15

brought to Chicago. among them be-
ing Bud" Robinson, recently from
Texas. whose remarkable case Of heal
ing after fifteen years OF epilepsy, ten
of lung trouble and 500 experiences OF
having his arms pulled out of their
sockets (whfle recovering from fits),
has given him a wide notorIety.
"Andie" Dolbow, formerly a circus
rider, came from Delaware. The Rev.
John Norberry, ''prince of altar work
ers," was brought from Massachusetts.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Ii Hung Chang thinks the Christian
powers, to be consistent, should amend
the reading of the eighth command
ment to, "Thou shalt not steal, bu,
thou maySt loot"
North Park union., 1901-03-15
] North PARK UNION.
sUBLIsnRD Bv11y yRIDAY.
WALDEN, COLORADO.

AZ the Kansas City stock yards a
Hereford COW was recently sold for
tS.70o. the highest price on record.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

People have been married by fol.
graph and by phonograph. But court.
ship is carried on the same old w,r
That is field where there is no room.
for improvement.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

The prominence achieved by Gars.,
Tea as blood purifier has not be-.
eQualed by another remedy; an INV a
provement in the complexion can n.
seen after a few DAYS use.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

the entire vote Of Ell, 100000. This mt
urally provoked un outburst on the part
of the Irish members who We're in the
House. The scene was one most dis
graceful to the English Parliament.
We intend to raise the matter as II
question OF privilege. As a matter of
fact, some of the members We're turned
out of the House who took no part in
the scene. and the most brutal violence
was exhibited In the moving OF some OF
our members. The action of the gov
ernment N likely to defeat It's object,
and will make the Irish more determfn-
60 tnan yer ~ ISIS, ~, I'm. ans " ~ ga,.,,,
afYairs.-
North Park union., 1901-03-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUINiNE TABLErS An
druggists refund the money II II fails TO cuN
Z, w. Groves signature is on the box. Sc
North Park union., 1901-03-15

The great public schools Of the large cile,
use Carter 8 Ink exclusively 1t is the best M
, costs no more than tho poorest Get It
North Park union., 1901-03-15

cred the site OF the Garden OF Eden In
the Philippines. Adam and Eve have
moved, but the snake Is still there.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

A fashion journal says: "Shirts, ties
and hosiery will be quieter mex, sum.
blamed collar buttons that provoke bad
language.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Unreciprocated love can't kill a man.
who has healthy liver
North Park union., 1901-03-15
REDMOND EXPLAINS
EXPULSION SCENE

London, March John Redmond
said 10 n representative OF the Associ
ated Press:
"The scene night before last In the
House of Commons was direct result
of q trick on the part Of the govern
ment. A vote on account for f17'OO0.
600 had been brought up for discussion
1t covered q multitude Of Items and IN
eluded over f2,OOO,OO0 for Irish p,n
noses, The discussion WIS Initiated Dy
HnplIsh members on the English edu
a ation question. and IT WIS universally
understood that the whole night would
be devoted to this English question
ard then the debate on the remaining
Items would stand adjourned On tnii
understanding large number OF irlsi
members, Including some Of the mos,
experienced members OF the party, lef,
the House. Soddenly, at the chose q
the sitting, at midnight, Mr.. Baifonl
proposed to clossre the discussion O.
North Park union., 1901-03-15

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrur.
For children teething, softens the gums, reduces p
aammation, siAys pain. cures wind collie. 2c oostA
North Park union., 1901-03-15
Pinrrss In London.

LondSp, March 1.-Former Governor
Pingree Of Michigan spent half an
hour this evening with Mr.. Chamber
lain. discussing the war In South Al
rIca. whittier Mr.. Pingree will soon 60
on businesa
While Mr. Chamberlain did not refer
to the negotiations sew In progress
for the surrender Of General Lewis
Botha, he told Mr.. Pingree that he faii-
ell to see hov the Beers could hold
out much longer.
MIR. Pingree. who was greatly I'M
pressed by the colonial secretary, said
after the interview:
II never sat down with more dem
ocratlc man. have always known ne
WAS brainy man. but CONFESS he
surprised me-"
North Park union., 1901-03-15

The cobbler is a lucky man. His bua-
ness Is always on the mend.