Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-14

The Alabama legislature is planning
a law to invite trust interpretations
to that state by removing restrictions
on them.
Inspector Harris and one constable
were killed in battle with 200 insur-
gents of Gen. San Miquel's command,
seven miles from Manila, and Is ma
tives were killed.
Over 400 persons are afflicted with
typhoid fever at ithaca, n Y, and
many students are leaving Cornell uni
versity:
Arnold & Co.'s St. Louis cooperative
turf investment concern suspended
900 invested.
William Hooper Young. grandson of
Brigham Young, the Mormon prophet,
pleaded guilty to murder in the Sec
ond degree and was given a life SEN
tence for killing Mrs. Anna Pulitzer az
New York.
Prominent Utah citizens have sent
protestto Senator Burroughs against
Senator-elect Smoot on the ground
that he is an apostle of the Mormon
church.
John W. Pratt, newspaper man and
lawyer, committed suicide at Seattle,
Wash, during fit of insanity.
At a sale of live stock at Morning
Sun, Ia, SO hogs were sold for 1888.
said to be the highest price ever paid
in the United States
Arguments for and against the de-
mands of the union anthracite mine
workers were begun before the coal
strike commission in Philadelphia.
John L. Sullivan, former champion
prize fighter, was discharged in bank
ruptcy in New York.
The new yacht cup defender will be
named Republic.
Western railroad improvements, in
volving millions of dollars, have been
temporarily abandoned owing to high
cost of labor and materials.
Resolutions urging the election of
United States senators by popular
vote were adopted by the Illinois
senate.
The British protocol has been for
mally accepted by Minister Bowen in
Venezuela's behalf. Germany and
Italy still hold to demands for pref
erence.
John L. Lenahan, nonunion miners
attorney, in speech before the
strike arbitrators in Philadelphia
declared the United Mine Workers.
union fomented crime and had no au-
thority to fix wages. Everett War
rem attacked it's socialistic views.
Former Gov. Stanley, of Kansas,
has telepraphed to Washington his
acceptance of place on the Dawes
commission.
The strike in the big office build
ings in Chicago has been submitted
to arbitration, and elevator men.
janitors and others returned to work.
Noted secular and religious edu-
Gators gathered in convention in
Chicago to discuss plans for an ag-
gressive campaign for Bible study.
In a letter used as a preface to
a book President Roosevelt expresses
alarm at the tendency of American
men and women to shirk duties of
especially parenthood.
The suspension of E. j. Arnold &
Co. at St. Louis, it is said, gives the
turf investment business a death
blow
Secretary Root denies the rumor
that he will resign when congress adj
journs.
Thomas Prather, a bartender, shot
and killed Robert McSparren, a pugil-
st, in St. Joseph, Mo-, and then killed
himself.
The governor of Kansas issued a
proclamation urging state relief for
Swedish famine sufferers.
Fire destroyed the plant of the On
tario Mailing company at Oswego,
N. Y, the loss being 100000.
All the warships in Admiral Glass
squadron started from San Francisco
for Honduras.
J. Pierpont Morgan's name has
been extensively used in series Of
forgeries in London, one bank cash
ing two checks for $4,000.