Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-16

Chancellor Day Of Syracuse univer
i sity nayed President Roosevelt for 20
i called ll1ism ttacks. on eorpor,
ations and courts l5#i= @ IS SO
The Standard Oil company con
tinues to violate the anti-trust laws
Of: Ohio, declares Attorney General
Ellis, despite the decree of ! the SUI
preme court Of Ohio, which in 1899
comp He'd the Standard Oil company
to reorganize, cancel all Its trust GER
tificates, and put all property In Ohio
into the hands of the Standard Oil
company of New Jersey. q -: - s5' s
| The construction bureau Of the navy
is willing to undertake the building
Of z 20,O00-ton battleship In IS months.
The dam Of the !Crivitz Paper e
Pulp company at Marinette, Wis, was
carried out and the town" is flooded
with five to ten feet of water. Farm
ers lose heavily in stock drowned:
James Henderson's house was nearly
washed away and his family forced to
fee. Hundreds Of pigs, cows and
chickens were drowned. ~
Vesuvius is again showing consider
able activity. A dense column OF
smoke is rising: from the crater, ACCOM-
panied by loud detonations and elec-
trical discharges. The main crater is
discharking sand and .cinders.
Charles F.. McKenna, former Judge
Of the United States court in Porto
Rico, denied at Pittsburg the story
that he borrowed $500 from litieant.
A dispute between Mrs. Joseph JET
ferson and her children over part of
the estate left by the actor, amount
ing to $4,000, which the children
seek to obtain from their mother, ID
taken into court. -
John Marshall, poor blacksmith of
Marshall, Mich, while digging a hole
at the rear of his house, found a yell
low metal which chemist declared to
be gold. -.
w. F. Dunham, former president of
the Chicago Numismatic society, paid
$2,l65 for a five. dollar piece dated
1922.
Mrs. Edward P. Massa, wife of
foreman in Ohio Brass works, and Lo-
reno D. Frasher. prominent con-
tractor, were shot to death in the wom-
ans house at Mansfield, O.
Chairman Shonts in a report to the
secretary of war says tieup Of Panama
canal work is menaced by indecision
over type Of water way
DR.. T. B. Sachs, of Chicago, speaking
at the Jewish charity conference in
Philadelphia, declared that 100000
lives annually could be saved by prop
err methods of combating consumption.
Gov. Pardee, of California, an
nounced he would give five days
warning before disseminating legal
holidays. -.
A blizzard did great damage through
out Wisconsin, excepting along the
Lake Michigan shore.
Judge Wright at hearing at Belvi-
dere, ILL.,, proposed to place manage
ment of Zion in hands of committee
of three.
Mayor Thomas A. Combs, of Lex
ington, KY, announced that he would
close the saloons on Sunday, and keep
them closed II he bankrupted the city.
The steel rail requirements of the
pennsylvania Railroad company for
its lines east and west of Pittsburg for
1907, as determined by President Cas-:
satt, are 10000 TONS
Eva Bulls, seven-year.old~ daughter
Of Davis Bulls, Of Brighton, Mich:
was shot dead while sitting in chair
In the kitchen of Claude Newman by
his six-year-old daughter.
An Englishman named Frazer was
sentenced at Vienna to two years at
hard labor for representing himself to
be the son of Joseph Letter, of Chi
cago, and drawing. checks in Mr.. Lei
ter's name on London bankers.
Near Brinley's Station, O., Isaac
Mackey, aged IS years. split the skull
OF his brother, David Mackey, aged
Is, with a Ratchet, and then took poi
son.
An Ashtabula, o.. hen has been per-
FORMING the feat of laying two eggs
day for week. The superintendent
OF the Ashtabula Bethel church vouches
for this statement.
Elmer Ellsworth, potter of War
rem county, Illinois, has discovered the
secret of making genuine china from
American clay.
Judge Henry c. Hyde, prominent as
a lawyer, was found dead in bed at
Freeport. Ill. He was 20. years old.
Max Judd, of national reputation as
chess player, died: suddenly in his
room at st. Louis from angina pee
toris.
The police of Barcelona discovered
an anarchistic conspiracy. There have
been 16 arrests and eight bombs have
been seized. e"s:s> -
A man was stabbed to death in ain
ELECTORAL disturbance at Doulon, near
Nantes, France. :.
Umpire Tim Hurst struck Manager
Griffith. of New York, In game at
Highlanders' park. -
Mayor Heiskell, of Knoxville, Tenn.
swore to having paid Reese Galyon
$l25 for holding an honest election.
Fourteen. passengers were injured
when coach of the Cape May express