Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23

Congress Of the Russian Union Of
Peasants. held in Moscow. demands
universal suffrage, broader power for
the proposed assembly, and the divis-
ion Of the state domain and lands
owned by religious organizations
among the people. ..s. !. 4. :z
Chief Collins, of Chicago, will send
detectives to Brockton, Mass, where
an attempt will be mades.to identity
Chauffeur Marsh as the slayer Of
Chauffeur William Bate, Of Dove
murder mystery. .:s Excl. s.. :. b. #z.I.:.
The meeting Of the National Bap-
tist convention, which was to have
been held in Chicago September 1919,
has been postponed until October 2.
Fire that broke out In the heart OF
the business section of Bakersfield,
CAL, destroyed ten buildings. a.. -
Walter Sanger Pullman, son of the
palace car magnate, died in California
from wounds suffered in runaway.
The interstate commerce commits
sion UNEXPECTEDLY began an investiga-
ton of relations between the refrig-
orator lines and the railroads.
Maj. Taggart, on the witness stand.
called relative of his wife cowardly
cur and free-for-all fight in the court
room was narrowly aYerted.
Albert sGunderson, Of Racine, Wis.,,
was found dead near Cheyenne Wells,
Col. His head had been pounded into
a pulp with barrel stave. The body
had been robbed of everything Of
value.
Harry Lindsey, deputy police COM
missioner Of New York city, and Miss
Evelyn Willing, of Chicago, were
killed at Pixies. crossing, near Benning-
ton, VT, when their automobile was
struck by train.
American Jews appealed to M. de
Witte for their people in Russia.
In head-on collision two miles
from Macon, Ca, between a north
bound Central of Georgia passenger
train and south-bound freight, two
were killed and three injured.
William H. Klawitter, aged so, and
Albert Bergaus, aged so, were drowned
in the Mississippi river at La Crosse,
Wis, while bathing.
News has been received from Port
Arthur that over 70 vessels, including
the battleshlps Peresviet, Poltava. Ret
vizan, PObieda and Pallada and the
cruiser Bayou have been raised by the
Japanese.
c. L. jerks, a pioneer Wisconsin
lumberman, is dead at his home In
La Crosse, Wis. aged IS. He has been
one of the most extensive lumber oper-
ators on the Mississippi and it's trib-
utaries in Wisconsin and Minnesota
since 1850.
President Shea of the teamsters'
brotherhood forced through an in
dorsen,eNt by the Philadelphia con-
vention Of the Chicago strike by the
use of the gavel.
Central Illinois farmers laugh at re-
ports of corn firing" started to in
f1uence markets, and says one of the
largest crops in the history of the
state is now practically assured.
Referee Plumley Of Vermont, allowed
claims Of the French government
against Venezuela aggregat!ng about
$65O,00O.
Federal agents In Chicago recovered
268 diamonds declared to have been
Struggled and seek evidence to catch
a gang which is engaged in wholesale
smuggling.
.. The storthing has been summoned to
meet on Aug. p, when the Question 1T
republic may be referred to the peo-
pie.
Former Stat!stician Hyde writes
Secretary Wilson that he will return to
America "a3 soon as possible
Rose Pi:onof, aged ten years, of Bos-
ton. swan a mile in Dorchester bay in
80 minutes.
Federal secret service men in Chica-
go keep track of witnesses in the beef
trust inquiry who show disposition to
get out of the jurisdiction of the court
Henry Sienkiewicz, the noted Polish
author, was sentenced to confinement in
his home in Warsaw for an indetermi-
nate period because of attacks on Ruz-
sian methods in the schools.
A fur: scandal, involving $3.50. 900 and
several inspectors of army supplies has
been unearthed in Philadelphia.
A political revolution is pending in
Cuba. The liberals threaten to resort to
arms if defeated at the approaching
election. As p.
Thirty thousand teamsters plan to
form separate union after confer
ence in Philadelphia convention. About
1000 Chicago members are in the move
ment against Shea: ~ .'~'~Ss@
Chairman Shonts has returned from
Panama, and says the first and most i'm
portant work OF the commission is pro-
viding for the care of 10000 canal en-
ployes. ~ IT.. -. l. ..s~
Henry Chandler Egan, of the Elk
moor Country club, Chicago, won the
amateur golf championship for the
second time, defeating d. E. Sawyer on
the links Of the Chicago Golf club. y~-
The steamship Eastland, OF Chicago.
bumped into q launch at South Haven,
Mich, and men and women on the
smaller craft were hurled into the wa
ter as the little boat sank, but all were
saved. =
A lamp exploded at the home of Will
Elliott in Paducah, KY, and the family
did not awaken until the house was in
flames. Three children were burned to
death and the parents badly injured.
The beef trust cases are set for trial
early In October. -, - s*55, =. -