Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

A plan has been set on foot bys the
cQmmissi Toner OF Ofimmigration to prevent
aliens froa1 taking up their residence II
the cities and to encourage settlement
in the country. .z ..>.@=.2 .=
Col "A. Rodman, grand a2tain gem
eral Of the grand commandery, knight.
sTemplar Of Iowa, and author OF Rod
mans tactics, Is dead at Washington,
Ia, Of apoplexy. ::... .:z AZ
d. The denomination Of United States
Senator Julius Caesar Burrows for q
third term was agreed upon by acclama-
tion In Joint caucus OF the two houses OF
the Michigan state legislature.
A fire which broke out in the tobacco
district Of Greenyille, N. c., destroyed
two warehouses, five prizeries and eev-
eral small buildings. besides million
pounds Of tobacco. Losses, 100000.
Fire consumed the home Of Frank
Nowes&i, q Polish miner, in Morris Run,
Pa. and the entire family OF ten, except
the Oldest son. aged 18, was either burned
to death or smothered.
Haven Ditzler, aged seven years, and
his brother Earl, aged nine, were burned
to death In their home at St. Charles.
Mich. Their brother Bennie was Sc
verely burned while trying to rescue
them.
The largest production of gold coins
in the history of the Philadelphia mint
was that Of the calendar year just closed.
The total number Of gold coins minted
was 6,996.957, with value Of 1929, ,144,-
| 428.
A 50-ton fy-wheel in the National
Table Works company plant, at McKees-
port, Pa, burst and completely wrecked
the continuous mill. One man was killed
outright and four seriously Injured. The
loss to the plant will reach 100000.
John Hathaway, a negro, who Is years
ago ranged high as jockey, was hanged
| at Winchester, KY, for the murder OF
Ella Thomas, his sweetheart.
The First national bank of Faribault,
Minn., has been closed and Bank Exam
iner Lyman D. Baird appointed receiver.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell, the English
| actress, fractured knee cap as the re-
suit of fall while entering carriage
to 60 to the Broad street theater, in
Philadelphia.
The republican members Of the Min
! nesota legislature held a caucus for the
purpose of nominating a United States
senator to succeed Moses E. Clapp, and
by vote of 127 to I Mr. Clapp was in
dorsed for reelection.
The total appraised value of mer-
chandise imported at the port of New
York in 1904 was $552, ,709,3 1859, against
$553, ,225. .905 in 1903.
| Fear soldiers in the guardhouse at
Fort Hamilton, N. Y, escaped and three
| were drowned in the ocean in an ATTEMPT
to swim to safety. The other was caught.
A petition in bankruptcy has been
filed against the Windsor print works,
of North Adams, Mass, the liabilities of
which were $1,325. .115, with nominal as
sets of $3,177,000, according to the last
annual report
| Explosion of the boilers of towboat
on the Ohio river killed 20 men.
| Capt. David B. Mulliken, of the Twen-
ty-seventh infantry is on trial before 4
court martial at Fort Sheridan charged
with denying his marriage to Filipino
maiden.
Admiral Dewey and others on the
American naval board issued a state
ment saying the Russo-Japanese war
proves that the battleship is the only ef-
fective sea-f1ghting machine. @,syr, .@54
The explosion of her cargo of naph-
tha caused the destruction of the Nor
wegian bark Marpesia OF the Bermuda
islands. Eleven of her crew were
killed.
James Slavo and Orlo Selaske, Po-
! landers and employees on the Southern
Indiana railroad, were killed near
Clinton, Ind. They were working on
the road when the work train backed
upon them.
Colorado democrats will appeal to the
president or the supreme court in the
election contest.
Commissioner Garfleld's plan for the
federal control Of corporations grows in
favor.
| The empress of China has been con-
verted to Christianity by the wife of Min
lister Conger.
The merchant marine commission is
fighting the steel tariff schedule, claim
ing that the. cheapness: of the American
product abroad kills ship building.
Henry Carstens, 17-year-old !. son of
Henry Carstens. prominent farmer
residing near Lawrence, Minn., was
killed while hunting by the accidental
! discharge of a shotgun. .....
| The following governors-elect were
inaugurated: Fred M. Warner. Michi-
gan; Frank W.. Higgins, New York:
Robert M. La Toilette, Wisconsin
(third term); Joseph X. Toole. Mon
tana (third term); Bryant B. Brooks,
Wyoming; John c. Cutter, Utah. The
legislatures of California and Tennes-
see convened.
John May was arrested at Mount
Vernon, O., charged with killing Grant
Jupiter.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Edward r. War;
ner, retired, died suddenly of heart
disease in the Marlboro hotel, New
! York
Wholesalers of Iowa, Nebraska and
South Dakota have instituted an or
ganized movement to support Presi-
dent Roosevelt for more railroad legis-
latiou. - t.s
The lawmakers at Washington have
been unable to construct railway rate
bill that does not conflict with the SUI