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

4 railway sbridge nearly two. miles
long owe. low rivsr in1H China 1haa
been opened. s MI
. sscretary1 So a gricult Wilson WIN
enforce laws requiring railroads to
3giveScattle II transit proper rest.
. Secretary Taft distributed diplomas
to ia West Point cadets. y
illinois railroads. will +hgEt reduction
OF rates. s.z
Joseph Martinelli. recently made
blind BY an accident, was burned to
death 81 Ills home Ia Indiana Harbor,
Ind, and his father was fatally burned
trying to rescue him. 5s=.s s.:z
The weekly government crop bulle-
tin reports improved conditions, with
wheat harvest well advanced, but corn
backward IN some important states.
3 c. a. Davidson, aged 60 years, a
wealthy stock man, committed suicide
by shooting himself at his home, three
miles southwest Of. Green Ridge, No. 81
. a $4,000 Carnegie library was dedi-
Gated at Topeka, Kan. 5.s.:. .>, .S=
7 @ Wesley Harmon and John Smith,
two wellknown III miners, have been
found dead Ut the mouth Of the tunnel
Of the Cashier mine, mile above
Eureka, Cal. They were victims Of q
recent snowslide. . =: y ...S .s ... .5..I &.
The Cuban house Of representatives
unanimously: appropriated 500, 900 for
the benefit Of Gen. Maxine Gomez.
Trouble Of long standing caused a
shooting ARRAY near Palmetto. La. in
which three men were killed.
The flooded Mississippi river has
spread over all the unprotected low
lands. and is from. five to eight miles
wide between Hannibal, Mo-, and Keo-
kuk, . Ia. Near Alexandra, Mo-, q
farmer named Riley @smallwood was
drowned. Thousands of cattle, horses,
hogs and other live stock were
drowned. .:r*-s
Henry F.. Coll former assistant
cashier Of the First National bank of
Milwaukee, Wis, pleaded not guilty to
an Indictment containing 10 counts.
United States District Judge Quarles
fixed bail at $4,000.
Alex. Alexander and Arthur Bling
ham. both Of Chicago, went to sleep on
the tracks near Marion, Ia, and were
run down by q train. >>---:s -.
.Russia's first parliament will be as
sembled in September, according to
statements made in st. Petersburg, the
emperor having given his consent to
the plan. -, rs...~s
A letter from Secretary Loeb fixes
October "a and rs as the days upon
which President Roosevelt will visit
New Orleans.
Through the capsizing of a sailboat,
Edward and Edwin. Mohr, brothers,
have been drowned in the bay at San
Franisco. -.
Alonzo T. Nolan was arrested Mt Ma.
roa and taken to Chicago Monday,
charged with killing William Langlets
during a fight in broom factory ten
days ago. ,N.-. -
The postofnce department issued
stringent orders against matter coming
under lottery regulation.
Exporters complain to President
Roosevelt that rigid enforcement OF
the Chinese exclusion law is injuring
trade. + a.
Mount Pelee is again in eruption, and
part OF the crater has been blown of.
z5ss Following the death of President
Goddard Of the AnttP olicys society, q
far-reaching system Of i pollcy-shops,
backed by $1,000,000 of Chicago gam.
bling money, is said to have sprung up
in New York. 80 -.
,. Forged checks of the Standard Oh
company for more than 100000 have
been used to swindle merchants and
banks in the Indiana, Ohio and other
oil fields: T~z> se.5>. -: y.s: ~: +,
New York and New Jersey foundry
men are on a strike for a Is per cent.
advance in: wages and recognition LOT
their union. H. ~ &y.<s' y,9.:**.s :. .r..=..
Illinois railroads may be prosecuted
under the law as to overcapitalization,
as the result Of the rate hearing before
the state commission in Springfield.
Frank G.. Bigelow, Milwaukee's de.
faulting banker, pleaded guilty in the
United States court, was sentenced to
ten years In the Leavenworth prison,
and was taken at once to the peniten-
tiary. n <s,s@*y z:ssI III Il g
The Pennsylvania Special, new 49,
hour train between Chicago and New
York, beat its schedule by three min.
utes and attained q maximum speed Of
mile in % 1-3 seconds. :. 2 =
A closer alliance between the Equit.
able and Mutual Life companies. and q
big consolidation Of banks and trust
companies is expected to result from
Ryan's coup. :z<s5s .s3 3.%sa.:. . ==
Plunging through the Rush street
draw, an automobile carried two men
and a woman to death in the Chicago
river, a man and a woman being res.
cued *: s@$ " n s: z. .. s.> J,
!. Troops. fired on mob in anti-Jewish
riots at Warsaw, killing "a and wound
ing 80. q Z 1s.... >,., s .,.. $* e
H. w. Comstock, Of Boston, was rob
bed Of securities worth 100000 while
on board the steamer Puritan, en- route
to New York. g. F., -.
+ Agnes Myers, Of Kansas City. Mo.
charged with the murder Of her hus.
band, Clarence Myers, has been found
guilty. Of murder IN the first degree
This verdict means that the death
penalty by hanging is to be inflicted
The government crop report indi.
Gates q loss in spring wheat, due large.
" to damage in four important states