Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-23


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60. sdaug hter 81 = wealth i ansas CITY
Italian, lin d. Louis two year15ago, but
being unable again to- ind hers untila
few months ago. francesca Ferrullo.
leader Of Ellery's band won her love
and was married to her. zs ,.== e
The Chilean congress has authorized
the issue Of 40, 0o0, 900 pesos Of paper
money e. 81. &:=
The plant Of the South Atlantic
Waste company, in q northern suburb
OF Charlotte, N. c., was partially de-
stroyed by fire. The loss will reach.
$3.50, 900. t: III II. +. r: y. =s
Troops have been sent to Coeyman.
near Albany, N. Y, because Of rioting
between 500 striking union brickmak-
ers and nonunion negroes imported to
take their places. ..s=#-x %. VT. ..str.
Secretary of War Taft and Charles
T. Catlin of Brooklyn, N. Y, have been
named by graduate electors as candi-
dates to fill the vacancy In the Yale:
corporation caused by the expiration of
the term Of Chauncey M. Depew. The
election will be held on June &C..
The important fact that the Balti.
more & Ohio and the Pennsylvania
railroads had made special assign
ments of coal cars regardless of the
system of percentage distribution was
brought out before the interstate COM
MERGE commission which met at Phil
adelphia to resume it's Investigation
into the alleged connections between
the railroads and the large coal COM
panies.
Judge Henry c.. Ross, q widely.
known Cherokee Indian, died at his
home near Saline Courthouse, /. T. He
was one of the supreme judges Of the
Cherokee courts under the old Indian
regime. '7'~ =. -
The volcanic activity of Mount We
suvius is increasing and the main
crater is discharging sand.
The official board of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Franklin, Pa,
adopted resolution calling upon
women to remove their hats in church.
John Adams Thayer, treasurer and
general manager of the Ridgway-
Thayer company, publishers of Every
body's Magazine will retire June I
from active participation in the man
agement of the company.
Crossed in love and crazed by liquor,
James Clark. night telegraph operator
for the Southern railway in Chamblee.
Ca, ran amuck with a pistol, a shot
gun and torch, terrorizing for IS
hours community of "a miles. After
killing one man outright, wounding six
other, some of whom will die, and fir
ing residence, Clark put his pistol to
his breast and fired his last bullet into
his heart.
The reply of Russia's new parlia-
ment to the cars speech is an i'm
perative demand for every reform
which the people desire.
Miss Mary F. Byrd, of Northampton,
Mass, head of the Smith college as
Economical observatory for 10 years,
has resigned, because of scruples re-
garding the acceptance of gifts from
John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Car
negie.
Marsh Lindsay, the murderer of
celery King" Johnson, in Wyandotte
county, Ohio, has been placed in the
penitentiary to serve out his life SEN
tence.
Republicans in convention at Sigour-
ney, Ia, selected is delegates in favor
of George D.: Perkins, candidate for
governor.
Viscount Hayashi, formerly Japanese
ambassador to Great Britain, has ac-
cepted the Office of foreign minister.
The colonial marriage bill was
passed on second reading in the mouse
of lords without division. The object
of this bill is to ]egalize in the United
Kingdom marriage with a deceased
.wife's sister legally contracted any
where in British possessions.
: The state departments has been ad-
vised that the wireless telegraph con-
ference which was to have been held
at Berlin June % next, has been post
poned to October 3.
! The French charge d'affaires con-
ferred with the Chinee foreign cf1ce
concerning the massacre of French
missionaries in the province of Ngan-
Hwei, details of which have not been
received.
Delegates elected to nine Missouri
Democratic county conventions were
instructed for Bryan for president,
making total thus far of Fl. None
has been instructed for Folk.
The house of representatives in Bos-
ton ordered secret investigation of
the bribery charges on which District
Attorney Moran summoned the entire
legislature before the grand jury.
,. President Rammelkamp, of Illinois
college at. Jacksonville, announced
that Andrew Carnegie had given $780,
600 to the institution This is the in
stitution from whose board of trus-
tees w. J. Bryan resigned because it
would accept tainted money" -.
Mrs. Matte Mcintosh of Okolona
Miss, who had been arrested for. tho
murder OF her husband, was hanged
by q: mob and left for dead, but re-
vived.
Provincetown, Mass, pastors protest
against the playing of baseball by sail
ors Of the Atlantic fleet In the outskirts
OF that town on Sunday.
Admiral Sands, superintendent of
the naval academy, notified Acting Sec
rotary Newberry that all cases of haz-:
ing prior to February last have been
adjudged punished, and the incidents
closed. -~ SIS. ~ - r. i H., !