Willmar tribune., 1905-06-28


BY the will of the late John w Parme-
lee the income from his estate, valued at
3400. 900, utter the death Of his brother
Is to be used Ito supply fuel and heat
for the poor Of Chicago, s..s.
All classes in Russia rejoice in the
cars promise to convene national as
sembly OF the people. # IS ss.. .:=$3 \ !. AL.
Other states are expected, to adopt
Wisconsln's new law, which provides 4
for a distribution or accounting OF the e
surplus of life insurance companies at
least once in every five years. 81 :#.,
King Oscar Of Sweden, in a solemn
session Of the rikspag, protested against
Norway's chargesl Of injustice, but ad-
vised against a union that must be pur-
chased with coercion. .'* .l.s.< 4
China will enact law forbidting
Mongolian laborers emigrating to the
United States. ? ..
Bowen, in reply to the presidents ar
raignment, declared the state depart
ment tried to bribe him with an ambas-
sadorship to call OF the Loomis contro-
yersy. ~
President Roosevelt decided not to.
prosecute Paul Morton and the Santa
Fe officials in the rebate case. The COR
respondence is made public. generating
the officials. The company is to be
prosecuted. y
A hundred harvest hands held up a
freight train at Manhattan, Kan. The
conductor refused to move his train un-
til the men were removed and the mar
shal, after firing several shots, succeed
ed in driving them out of town.
The thirty-frst annual gathering of
the Imperial council. Ancient Arabic
Order of the Mystic Shrine, opened at
Niagara Falls with a very large at
tendance.
Grant Plumb has been sentenced to IA
years in the penitentiary at Deer, Lodge,
Mont. Plumb was convicted of second
| degree murder for the killing of his
three-yearold daughter. -"
The entire Spanish cabinet has re-
signed and its resignation has been ac-
>cepted by King Alfonso. The resigna-
ton followed the rejection of vote Of
| confidence in the cabinet.
The head camp of Modern Woodmen
| of America opened it's fourteenth BIZ
| ennial convention at the Davidson the
ater, Milwaukee, with between 600 and
| 700 delegates representing over 1900
camps and nearly zoo, 600 members pres
ent
Horace R. Basler, editor and proprie-
tor of the Sheraden (Pa) Journal, fell
off a Panhandle passenger train at
! Pittsburg, and died of injuries re-
ceived.
Paul Morton, chairman of the Equi-
table directors, has announced that he
has accepted the resignation of James
w. Alexander as president and James
Hazen Hyde as first vice president.
An official announcement has been is
sued for the twentieth anniversary
meeting of the Western Association of
Writers at Winona Lake, Ind, July 10
| to II. - st.
Simon Ford, negro who assaulted a
white woman, was taken from Jail at
Hohenwald, Tenn, by mob of so men
and shot to death. ~. W. ... - .4..<.~>
| :. Fire almost entirely destroyed the
wholesale grocery house of Brinkmey-
er, Kuhn & Co., at Indianapolis, Ind.
| The loss is estimated at $4,000.
One hundred and sixty seed dealers
from all parts of the United States met
at Alexandria Bay, N. Y, in the twen-
ty-third annual convention of the Amer
ican Seed Trade association. .l. .~,.
| s. P. Sheerin, president of the new
Long-Distance Telephone company of
| Indianapolis, Ind, and a. prominent
man in Indiana, fell dead on the floor
of the convention hall in the Auditorium
hotel, Chicago, while addressing the
Independent Telephone convention.
| The grand jury at Wheaton. MINI,
has returned an Indictment against An
tolnette Sidenstecker, IA years of age,
charging her with murder in the first
degree for having. shot Herman Shipp
on May Is. =
The state department received a dis
! patch from Mr.. Gummere, minister to
Morocco, transmitting request from
the government of Morocco that the
United States participate in conference
upon the affairs of that country. ~
! Every coal mine in Illinois will shut
down June 30 and remain closed until
the miners sign contract agreeing to
bear the expense Of the new shot-firers'
law >""' ~ ~: - =:
! ENJOYS of foreign powers in Wash
ington, are anxiously awaiting the ac-
tion Of their representative govern
ments in the. case of Norway US inde-
| pendence ...s4. - r.. r
! A New York doctor injected antitox-
in into a we'll child, who died 20 minutes
| afterward.
| The United States government shows
that the new fast trains between New
York and Chicago facilitate business,
making possible delivery of mail in the
west a day sooner ::.s 4 !.
Sweden's council of state having
given up hope of maintaining the coun-
try's union with Norway, asks the riks-
dag for authority to treat with the Nor
wegian government in order to effect a
peaceab1e dissolution of the nations.
! A British club has b accepted John
Wanamaker's offer to give it President
Roosevelt's portrait. ~ =. y $:>=s;5a v: 4
May exports and imports indicate that
the fiscal year ending with June will
break all the erecords on both sides Of our
foreign trade. I s% ze4g s..=z3,- ! 2, !
Marriage Of Chicago couples at St. Jo-
seph, Mich, for last week foot up 81, and
beats all previous records" .s=sa> 7. y.
The Italian chamber of deputies voted
$50, ,000, 900 for the navy department to
build new war fleet and coast defense