Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-05-24

The Chinese are bitter against Amer.
lea and plan united action In protesting
against the exclusion laws. s Sz
The decision Of the Panama commits:
sion to buy abroad has raised q tariff
row. arousing the resentment Of high
protectionists. 49, 81
The great building boom In New York
city which has followed the end of the
labor war, entails expenditures aggre-
eating $3.50, 900. .se*
President Roosevelt Is planning
three weeks tour OF the south in the
fall .. ~...<-<ss, ....,,., ! :. ~
Baron des Planches will make a tour
of the south with a view to sending Ital-
ian immigrants there, instead OF into
northern states, as now.
Four armed men robbed the jewelry
store Of d. Lande. in Chicago, Of $1,000
in diamonds.
A new rescript by the car grants
property and educational freedom to
Poles and other subjects. -
Gen. Maxine Gomez is critically i'll at
Santiago from pneumonia and tumor.
In San Diego, CAL. while crazed by
drink, w. p. Robinson, shot and killed
Mrs. Anna Stewart, William Stewart,
Harry Doddridge and H. w. Chase, IA
tally wounded Mrs. H. Doddridge, and
then blew OF the top OF his OWL, head u
William Buchels, aged 80, and wife.
aged SO, Germans, living at Udall, Kan,
were burned to death In fire, started
apparently from an exploding lamp, de-
stroying their home.
The corner stone Of the 100000 IL
brary building at Stanford university
was laid with impressive ceremonies.
l.. P. Ohliger, ex-president of 1.-The
closed Wooster co., national bank,
pleaded guilty in the United States
court to an Indictment charging him
with having issued a draft when there
were no funds in the bank to meet it.
Judge Tayler sentenced Ohliger to eight
years Imprisonment.
The attorneys for Col. w. F. Cody
(Buffalo Billy have filed in the district
court, at Sheridan, Wyo., a motion for a
new trial of his divorce suit.
The Calkins block was destroyed by
fire at Kenosha, Wis, entailing loss Of
100000; partly covered by insurance.
John Smith, 16 years old, painters ap-
prentice, lost'his life.
A passenger train on the Big -Four
railroad ran into an open switch at Of
terbein, Ind, killing Engineer Holiday
and his fireman.
The executive committee of the 18TH
mian canal commission has decided to
purchase in the markets of the world
the material and ships necessary for the
building of the Panama canal.
Charles De Garme, of Lincoln, ILL.,,
after brooding over the recent drowning
In Oklahoma of brother, deliberately
walked into pond of water and
drowned.
A jury in Washington brought in a
verdict Of guilty against Thomas NJ.
Fields, an attorney, charged with tho
embezzlement Of nearly $4,000 of the
funds Of the defunct Washington Bene.
fetal Endowment association.
The one-month-old child of Henry
'Yantes, which-was bitten by a rat about
week ago, died at Columbus, o.
lvor Davidson, who became promf-
nent as circus giant years ago, his
height being seven feet two inches, died
at his home in Roscoe, MINI. -4.1~~
80 The French government surprised
Germany by announcing that it will
send special envoy to attend the
crown princes wedding.
Justice Davis, of New York, who pre-.
sided at two trials of Nan Patterson.
makes the remarkable statement that
be believes the girl is guilty, and has
lied throughout the case.
Steel and tin workers In session at
Detroit arranged a wage scale for the
west and east on the basis of those of
10000.
The wives of two Swift e. Co, OFF,
Gals have been placed under bonds
to stay in Chicago to give testimony
In the event Of trial growing out Of
the beef inquiry.
Three thousand large shippers will
appear before the Illinois railway com.
missioners to protest against existing
freight rates.
Dismissal of former Minister Bowen
and the removal of Assistant Secre-
tary LOOMS to a diplomatic post
abroad will be, it is believed in Wash
ington, the speedy outcome of the
quarrel between the two.
Walter Meet, European manager of
the Associated Press, died in Liver
pool.
Boys in a Hungarian band played
for the New York immigration Off
GERS, and won the right to enter the
United States.
The Armour company may be prose-
cuted for rebates to favored shippers.
The interstate commerce commission
has referred evidence taken in Chicago
to the attorney general for action. =.
Emil Debeck, IL years old, was in.
stantly killed by q north-bound Chi
cago & Northwestern gravel train at
Menominee, Mich, while on his way
home from school. ~..
Edith Bedemaster, aged Is, killed a
large rattlesnake at Lake Wawasee,
south of Goshen, Ind, after the reptile
had bitten Dovie Grisamer, aged 10, OF
Goshen. p t o. >. T..
Two parties Of foreign delegates to
the International Railway congress left
Washington Sunday night on tours of
the United States. - 80
A treaty between France and Mexico
has been signed whereby a reduction of
postage rates is brought about.
The bodies Of Misses Edna and Irene
Bottoroff, of Goshen, KY, were found