Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-22

beautify Washington.
| A New York man found $4,000
brooch, returned it and got $1,000 re-
ward.
The charred remains Of Mrs. Joseph
Nance were discovered in the ashes Of
her home on the outskirts Of Marysvi!le,
Cal. Her husband is under arrest,
pending an investigation.
Castro, it is reported. has ordered the
seizure of the French cable and crisis
may result
President Roosevelt, in an address be-
fore the congress OF mothers, in WASH
ington, severely scored those who are
childless from choice, saying the duties
OF parents are the most important in
the nations life.
Four men blew open the vault in the
bank at Genoa, o., Is miles east of To-
ledo, and secured $4,000 in cash and car
ried away papers valued at $751; O0
The San Francisco Chronicle says
that 1000 Chinese are practically starv-
ing in that city.
The municipal treasury OF Colon, Pa
mama, was robbed Of $4,000 The money
was taken from an iron safe, notwith-
standing the fact that the building was
guarded by police.
Maj. Gen. Sumner is to be transferred
from the command of the southwestern
military division, at Oklahoma City, to
San Francisco, commanding the Pacific
division in place OF Maj. Gen. MacAr-
thur, now with the Japanese army in
Manchurla
The senate committee on finance re-
ported ravorably the nomination of
Charles w. Anderson, to be collector of
internal revenue for the Second district
of New York.
The Seventh street bridge over Los
Angeles river, at Los Angeles, Cal, fell,
carrying with it into the flood-swelled
river II to Is persons, two OF whom are
believed to have been drowned. Flood
conditions in Los Angeles and vicinity
are the worst known in many years.
Mrs. Henry Berck, of Bloomington.
Ill.,, fastened her ten-months~ old son to
rope and drowned him in a cistern,
where the body was found by Mr.. Berck
on his return home. Mrs. B erck had
been demented for several months.
Pisagua, Chilli GA miles north of Iqui-
quo). with population of 10000. is be-
ing abandoned by the inhabitants, ow-
ing to the fact that hundreds OF people
there have died of bubonic plague.
The strawboard paper mills, owned by
John Lesgett & Son, at Middle Grove, N.
Y: were destroyed by fire, entailing a
loss estimated at $4,000.
An earthquake shock sufficient to
shake houses was felt at Menominee.
Mich. Several loud rumbling reports
were heard, and were followed by yio-
lent shaking OF the houses.
The United States supreme court re-
versed the peonage decision. but upholds
the constitutionality of the law.
The Colorado supreme court rendered
an opinion that the legislature can de-
eide the gubernatorial contest only as
between Adams and Peabody, and has
no authority to declare the Office vacant.
Friction in the state department grow
ing out of the Santo Domingo treaty may
cause the removal of Assistant Secretary
LOOMS.
James r. Keene's stallion Commando.
valued at 100000, died of lockjaw.
The United States district court in
New York granted discharges in bank
ruptcy to Daniel J. Sully and Edward
Hadley without opposition from the for
mer cotton kings" creditors.
James H. Hyde, of the Equitable. is
charged with drawing 500, 1000 year as
an officer OF the insurance society
through the votes of dummy" direct
ors, in suit brought by New York
policy-holder asking that payment of
this salary be forbidden.
The president has plans perfected for
a complete reorganization of the Pana-
ma canal working force, under which
unnecessary officials will be dispensed
with and more authority given the actu-
al workers.
Isaac Perish, aged 81, a pioneer resi-
dent of Coles county. Illinois. was killed
by Glover Leaf train near Charleston.
III.
AS result of fire in the grocery
store and dwelling of William H.
Greaves at Baltimore, Md, Mrs Bennett
ia McCordic,a tenant, and her child were
burned to death.
MRS. Cassie L. Chadwick was found
guilty at Cleveland, O., on every count
on which the jury was allowed to
Judge her-seven in all. The general
charge was conspiracy to defraud the
United States. Sentence has not been
pronounced, but if the maximum pen
alties allowed by >law are imposed she
will be sentenced to IA years imprison-
ment and fined $4,000.
A terrorist leader was blown 10
atoms by the premature explosion of
his bomb in a st. Petersburg hotel
The carline strike in New York
ended dismally. Fully 5000 men ap-
piled for their old places.
The Russian authorities are unable
to check the rising of peasants; pill
lage and disorder continue.
Beaten in lawsuit Denver team.
ster named Schislter killed X. Fill.
his victorious rival, and his wife, AMI
burned the home of his victims. The
murderer engaged in battle with the
police, wounding three officers and re-
ceiving wounds from which he died.
London is to have new wharves on
the Thames river more than a mile
long. They will care for 80 OCEAN
liners at one time.
Twenty-six lives have been lost as A
result Of an explosion which occurred
in the Cambrian col]iery at Clydach