Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-12-28


and he has abandoned his proposed trip
to southern Russia to bid farewell to
troops.
Attorneys for H. H. Rogers warn the
distributors of Everybody's Magazine
against the circulation of the publica-
ton, saying the "Frenzied Finance"
story of T. w. Lawson is libelous.
Clergymen in Chicago and other cities
take exception to DR.. Lyman Abbott's
address in Harvard, in which he ex-
pressed nonbelief in God as a person.
atty.
The United States supreme court in
decision holds that railroads should
comply with safety appliance law by
eQuipping all cars with automatic cou-
piers.
Nan Patterson, on the witness stand,
denied that she killed Caesar" Young
and contradicted on all important points
the testimony given for the state.
President Roosevelt will keep Secre-
taries Shaw, Hitchcock and Wilson In
the cabinet with others. Cortelyou's
displacement of Wynne is the only
change to be made after March 4.
Mormon witnesses in the Smoot in
quiry admitted they would obey the pres
ident of the church before they would the
law
Judge E. H. Hammond, of the federal
district court, Memphis, Tenn, died in
New York after an illness of four days.
Rev Luther H. Trowbridge, of Detroit,
for 50 years editor and proprietor of the
Christian Herald of that city, is dead in
Los Angeles, Cal.
Ernest Terah Hooley, leader of Eng
lish high finance, who amassed $50, 000,-
900 in stock deals and lost it, was ac-
quilted of fraud in London court. An
accOmplice was given one year.
The steamer Glen Island was de-
stroyed by fire in Long Island sound and
nine persons persisted, two being pas
sengers. Twenty-Five were rescued by
courageous work on the part of the crew.
The Colorado supreme court threw out
the entire vote of three more precincts
in which the republicans charge fraud,
giving that party control of the legisla-
ture and probably the governorship.
Bernard B. McGreevy, of O'Neil, Neb.,
former president of the Elkhorn Valley
bank, which closed it's doors on Thanks
giving eve, was arrested at Phoenix,
Ariz
Pho Contra, the faithful attendant OF
the late Pope Leo Kill, died in Rome OF
apoplexy, thus fulfilling his own predic-
ton that he would soon follow his mas
ter.
The police and cossacks in Moscow dis
persed demonstration of 5000 students
who had assembled in the principal
streets and in front Of the governors
palace. Three hundred of the students
were arrested and 60 were injured.
M. S. Mccartney a patient at the state
hospital for the insane at Lincoln, Neb,
was strangled to death by a fellow pa
tient.
Six river laborers were killed near
Ashland, KY, by drinking wood alcohol
John Alexander Dowie asserts he has
$21 ,OOO,O 600 in property at Zion City and
denies that he is in financial straits.
j. ]. Warren and his son, H. H. War.
rem, and Edward Bickerson, merchant,
were killed in street fight at Rosa, Ark,
growing out of a dispute over an account
OF rs cents claimed by Bickerson.
Because he kissed a fair customer.
Hammond, Ind, women boycotted
Louis Breskin, resulting in his bank
ruptcy.
Nearly all religious sects report larger
percentage of increase in membership
than in previous years, and in several OF
them the ratio Of growth exceeds the
ratio of increase in population.
Officers of the National Association OF
Retail Druggists issued statement ad-
hitting that the evidence in the hands OF
the federal authorities of widespread
sale of counterfeit drugs is absolutely
convincing.
A blizzard along the Atlantic coast
drove many ships ashore.
With the completion of the agricul-
tural palace, which is now ready for
occupancy, the Lewis and Clark exposi-
ton at Portland, Ore, stands practically
finished, so far as exhibit palaces are
concerned.
The big ice gorge above Cincinnati
broke and a great mass of ice moved
down the river for several hours, threat
ening damage to property, but finally
gorged again without having caused
much loss.
The engine of Wisconsin Central
train became unmanageable at Chip
pewa Falls, Wis. and George Rosine,
the fireman, and Walter Mohr, the
brakeman, jumped from the cab. Rosine
was instantly killed and Mohr was ia
tally injured.
James Connors, the murderer of De-
putty Sheriff Sweet, of Blackfoot, was
executed at Boise, Idaho.
The body of former President Paul
Kruger was inferred with impressive
ceremonies at Pretoria.
Will Jones, colored, was hanged at
Helena, Ark, for the murder of A. w.
Robertson.
Mr.. Davis, the American consul at
Alexandretta, who recently got into
trouble with the Turkish authorities be-
cause he lowered the flag from the con-
sulate during celebration in honor of
the sultan's birthday, will resign.
One girl was killed, two fatally in
jured, and score Of others hurt by jump
Ing from windows during an explosion
which wrecked Lloyd Adams & Simp-
sons toy pistol factory at Ports
mouth, o.
Lumbermen of British Columbia will
make strong demand on the Canadian
parliament for duty on lumber i'm
ports from the United States.
owen Kelly, a wealthy Philadelphia,