Willmar tribune., 1905-06-28

mary YQ1amlsgal from the diplomatic
service a. Minister Bowen as q result
OF his charges against Assistant secre-I
tary Of State Loomis; who Is exonerated.
ss After 3. IT. Gaskill's death Philadel-
phia banks discover he robbed them Of
nearly 81, 0O0, 900 BY forging and raising
certificates Snd borrowing money on
them *.*s ss.... .zz..5s S8
81. The pope has issued AN encyclical
encouraging Catholics to participate in
public affairs ..@: H zs.5
Alpheus Davis, a hardware merchant
Of Watertown, n. ~, aged 43 years, was
found dead in his garden. Death was
due to sunstroke. s:s:s .|... SS y. .zz Il
i. a. J. Barr, a prominent lawyer of
Bloomington, H.. and Miss May: Her
bert We're struck by a Chicago & AL
ton interurban train one mile east Of
Normal, ILL.,, and both instantly
killed. as4~s. IL: S -.:S..% = s.. >:5:.: ::.
The Chicago board OF trade firm Of
Fyfe. Manson & Co. has been placed in
the hands of receiver. Liabilities of
the firm are approximated at SO, 900,
which it is declared will be covered by
the assets. e ><~.~s. ~. r., ~,
: William Bernstein. a noted crook
who was sentenced to long term for
robbing the Milwaukee Bag company
OF 81, 200, is dead from appendicitis in
the prison at Waupun.. Wis. >@'s, !: .&.
lightning struck a wagon in which
employees of a circus were sleeping at
Augusta, Mich, killing Advance Agent
w. J.. Currier, of Flint, Mich, and in-
juring five other men. :,
Swedish conservative papers now
openly advocate war; They urge mo-
Utilization Of the troops and demand
the cessiOn of northern Norway as
compensation to the Swedish people
for the dissolution of the union. ~.
= Two persons were killed and Sc were
wounded in conflict between troops
and socialists at Lodz, Poland.
Orme Clarke, of London, and Miss
Elfrida Roosevelt, cousin of President
Roosevelt, were married at Emanuel
church, Boston, by Bishop William
Lawrence -.
The Norwegian storthing replied to
King Oscars letter OF protest; adher-
ing to the dissolution act. .>. >><**
: A '35,0O0-barrel tank, containing 49,
900 barrels of naphtha, was struck by
lightning at Lima. O. Loss, $20O.O0O
A total of 245,3S2 persons passed
through the gates of the Lewis and
CLARK a~poci+inn o% Dn,-%3ond 0ro -,
TO and including June 16, according to
a statement just issued.
The steamer City of Collingwood
owned by the North Shore Navigation
company and valued at $4,000, was de.
stroyed by fire at Collingwood, Ontario
Two deckhands were burned to death
The freight sheds OF the Grand Trunk
railway were also burned.
The ear received the zemstvoist dep.
utation at ,Peterhof, heard some bold
addresses and promised that a parlia.
ment will be convened as soon as pos.
sible.
Ten deaths from the heat are report.
ed from Pittsburg, three in Brooklyn
and two in Cincinnati.
President Roosevelt's chauffeur was
stopped by Washington police. He was
exceeding the speed limit while carry
ing the executive. 49,;
The Philadelphia republican machine
has surrendered to Mayor. Weaver
promising to aid in the reform move.
ment and to depose politicians slated
for of11co in favor. 0f candidates 1,ro1vr
not to have been identified with ma.
chine methods.
Secretary Taft exonerated Assistant
Secretary Of State Loomis from charges
preferred- by Minister Bowen
High officials in Washington are said
to be watching with uneasiness the
inquiry into the charge that leaks have
been found in the government cotton
report " %'~s
twenty-five persons were killed and
many more injured in collision on
the Western Maryland railroad, near
Baltimore.
Joseph Jourdain, visiting at Red
Lake. Minn., shot and instantly Killed
his wife. y
William Ash, IA years old, was fatal;
ly injured in runaway accident in
Boonville, Ind. -'~<
Germany and France have settled
the main points of their dispute over
the Moroccan question and an inter
national conference virtually is as.
sured.
Gen. Maxine Gomez, leader of Cuba's
fight for independence, died after a
long illness. 4 ..r.. ., G>y =.
! Gen. Arthur L. Wagner, U. S. A., died
suddenly at Asheville, N. c., OF tuber.
culosis, contracted while in service in
the Philippines. Gen. Wagner had just
been advanced from colonel, his com.
mission having been signed a few
hours before his death. -.
Former Judge Lorin c. Collins, o1
Chicago, has been named as an asso.
ciate justice of the Panama canal zone
supreme court. 49, :. >$.l....E
Justice Anglin, of Toronto. holds Can.
ada's alien labor law invalid and pro.
nounces illegal efforts to retaliate on
the United States by deporting work.
men. : H. = 1,,-. j., %.ays.< .-. %
Five hundred persons were killed in
the explosion which occurred at the
Ivan colliery at Khartsisk, South Rus.
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The. war game ended in Hampton
Roads with splendid naval demon.
5stration, which,, however, proved the
land forces sufficiently strong to resist
all attack. 5@*g j: 4 %syEs. s,&.>9= n :
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Taft are said to favor modifying the Chi
nese exclusion law, but Secretary Met
calf opposes the idea. " Z: !. ..= ..** ". :-=S
Elmira college, the oldest OF wom-