Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21

AAOAS III 0CSoAOA IA ave- :" LIZA IA ~ASy 0AAo "
that four states within the fast year have
adopted laws to prevent the dissertation
of the flag. y s-a.-tss: - ,>,@5s.,~
Railroad men believe the hearing of
complaints of Illinois shippers before
the state railroad and warehouse COM
mission at Springfield wiz result in re-
duction Of freight rates.
!: Announcement was made at Prince
ton of gifts to the university of 1886 acres
of land, an annual income of 3100, 900 and
q recitation hall to cost $500. 900.
The secretary of the American Tobac-
co company was fined for contempt of
court in New York, in refusing to reveal
secrets of the company and will test the
Sherman antitrust law in the United
States supreme courr.
i st. Louis business men summing up
the benefits derived by the city from the
worlds fair, vote the enterprise q great
success. s@'a' %s":'
Thieves crushed the head Of q FIVE
year-old child at Shelbyville, Ind, to pre-
vent it giving alarm while they robbed.
The Iowauniversity conferred an hon
orary degree of doctor Of laws upon Vice
President Fairbanks. -.
=. President Roosevelt, actuated by the
growing tension with China, ordered Of
ficials to exercise, more caution in en-
forcing Chinese exclusion. 49, = 49, =
" Thousands of school children took
part in Flag day exercises at the various
public parks in Chicago. ~
A: British blue book reveals details Of
a $35,000,000 army scandal.
:. William Mitchell was found dead with
bullet hole through his head, and his
wife shot through the shoulder at their
home in Troy, Kan. Mrs. Mitchell says
that her husband shot her and then shot
and killed himself as the result of quar-
rel over another woman. ~
~ Jockey Hector, on Wellesley, was
killed, and Jockey Morris, on DR.. Clark,
seriously injured in mix-up during the
steeplechase at the American Jockey
club track, st. Louis, Mo. ~, ~
Charles J. Bonaparte will assume the
duties of secretary Of the navy July 1.
: Gifts amounting to, $405, 063.50 have
been made recently to the University of
Chicago, according to the announcement
made Tuesday, at the fifty-fifth convo-
Three persons were killed and 20 in
tured in the wreck Of an east bound pas
senger train on the Southern railway
at Golden Gate, Ill. sf.-.sz.>. -. =: =. 4
I II Baron Nathaniel de Rothschild,
brother Of the head OF the Austrian
branch Of the firm, died in Vienna. He
had been seriously i'll for a long time.
Commissioner Of Pensions Warner has
received q contribution Of 1924 to the
conscience fund Of the treasury. It came
from, q pensioner who declares he did
not deserve and was not entitled to q
pension. H.. ..5.....s- :. III: II =.
The thirty-ninth annual encampment
OF the Wisconsin department of the
Grand Army Of the Republic and the
auxiliary organizations, also the sec
ond annual encampment Of the Wiscon-
sin United Spanish War Veterans began
In La Crosse. y >.. F. .s TT ..-. -.
The state department has been adj
vtsed that Cherbourg has been settled
upon as the place Of departure for this
country Of the remains: Of Admiral John
Paul Jones. Bill. # glib. :: !. : .S.t. d.
Russia expects good wheat harvest
but failure Of rye may cause famine in
many places. .ss.$ ~. = z.S.]: .zT
Archduke Joseph, royal friend OF
gypsies, died at his home in Hungary
England and the United States are
said to have sided with France as
against Germany in the Moroccan: at.
fair. S-:e. ..s=.~. S. u ,z.. ISL. ].
An imperial order has been issued
by Germany for the fertilization Of
Kiaothou, the German concession il
the far east, sSs 3: ..>S 55s n. B .5s}E. IS
Ex-President Cleveland, George
Westinghouse and Judge O'Brien have
accepted appointments as trustees OF
the Equitable. e. s... . zS.s y 7:
The safe in the Exchange bank OF
Garrison & Sergeant, at Vernon,
Mich, was blown by expert cracks
men. They secured $500 IN money be.
longing to the bank and 1000 postage
stamps and 5000 deposited in the safe
by the postmaster. s ..s BE }s.s
An Australian parlimentaria told
English merchants they are losing to
America and Germany IN the worlds
markets because they are not upeto:
date 3$ b .:5 Il. 5.=.. @... ].
Ben Holt, aged Ill, born in North
Carolina, and the oldest man In Ken
lucky, is dead at Gibbs Cross Roads,
Russell county, Ky. His progeny num-
bered over 600. 55sz
John Crushia born At Ottawa,
Mich, ID 1779, sis dead. SIS 7ss s55
Fire destroyed the factory Of 4 cas-
ket company and several other build.
ings In Brooklyn: loss $500, 900. ,
The st. Paul railroad plans to STOP
all Sunday excursions and to give
crews the day tor Iest. ss xs.ss ID III.
Railway and financial men IL New
York expect mild rite legislation 81
80 next session 6 congress. ' 3zZ5s