Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-06-27


John Murray Dowie. 50 years old.
sof ESSEX, Ia, arrived. in Chicago to
testify before Judge Lands III the
United States court, where q suit Ito
determine who owns Zion City. is be-
ing tried, that he is the father Of
John Alexander :Dowie, the first
apostle. p + IS 600 '=~ Z
BY decision. of the Nebraska SUI
preme court the last chance Of the
state of Nebraska to recover $500, 900,
the amount Of the defalcation Of for
mer State Treasurer Joseph S. Bart
ley, has gone. ~' Z Sc.
At West Plains. Mo-, Henry Mize,
wealthy farmer, died from the effects
Of poison. J. p Bremmer, his son-in-
law, who was accused by Mize Of hav-
ing given him poisoned water, has been
arrested. - a; =,
Fines amounting to- $4,000 and
costs aggregating $1,000 are to be paid
by the International Harvester COM
pany for breaking the Arkansas law.
The corporation admitted it violated
the antitrust laws OF the state. e..
The National League o. Republican
clubs placed the organization on rec
ord as unalterably opposed to all com
binations in restraint OF trade. The
resolutions. adopted before adjourn
ment reafirmed allegiance to the his
toric principles of the party and con-
tanned eulogies Of many Of the lead
ers, among the greatest of whom was
placed President Roosevelt.
Robert Olyphant, James G. Holden
and Charles E.. Miller, members Of the
Mutual Life Insurance oompany's old
committee on expenditures, have re-
signed from the board Of trustees.
Freedom for man who pleaded
guilty of selling merchandise valued at
nearly 100000 which did not belong
to him and appropriating the money,
and six years in prison for another
who stole Is cents were the portions
meted out to two prisoners In New
York.
For the first time in 600 years
Trondhjem, the ancient Morse capital,
welcomed it's own king. King Oscar
was crowned there in 1873, but it has
been six centuries since Norway, as an
independent nation, installed it's mon
arch there according to the rites of
the old vikings. In 1899 it was Haa-
kon v. who assembled the throne.
The finance minister announced in
the house the dominion government on
the advice Of the British consul at San
Francisco had forwarded $S0,000 of the
100000 voted for the relief Of the suf-
ferers.
Freddie Muth, the seven-year-old boy
who Was kidnapped from school, was
found In vacant house in West Phil
adelphia and returned to his parents.
John Joseph Kean, a member of re-
spectacle New York family, one time
bookkeeper Of the Harlem bank, q
stockbroker and more recently a real
estate agent, Is the abductor.
Twenty years of hard labor In soli-
tary confinement in the eastern peni-
Tertiary was the sentence pronounced
Tuesday on John Joseph Kean, the alb
ductor of little Freddie Muth, of Phila-
delphia.
The Massachusetts senate passed to
be engrossed the bill providing that
eight hours shall constitute a working
DIV For d n,,h1}O ornu1nvn
The executive committee of the Mid
Continent Oil Producers association
issued q circular to members of con-
gress oondemning the section of the
rate bill which relates to pipe lines.
Ernest H. Denicke, who on April 20,
during the progress Of the San Fran
cisco fire, killed an unknown man on
the water front, was dismissed. The
killing was justified because the VIC
tim was a looter. i.
At Lissola, near Monastir, q Greek
band murdered eight Bulgarians, in
Guiding two priests.
Ansa Zedin, who gave states evil
dence at the recent trial at Riga Of SO
revoluti6nists, which resulted in the
imposition Of seven death sentences,
was killed by three unknown men.
J. B. Binns, formerly lieutenant
in the United States army stationed at
Fort Davis, committed suicide by
jumping overheard from the steamer
Ohio while the vessel was en- route
from Nome to Seattle.
Despite the rumor that the miners
in the district in which Indian Terri
tory is included would not return to
work, the mines were reopened.
Neither side is claiming victory In
the settlement of the Ohio mining con-
troversy, but both operators and min
ers express satisfaction that the strike
has been ended.
John M. Pattison, governor of Ohio,
died Of chronic interstitial nephritis at
his home in Milford, Is miles east of
Cincinnati.
State Insurance Commissioner Wolf
declares that he will eject between 20
and 80 fire insrance companies from
California unless they comply with
the law requiring them to furnish him
with lists Of all their San: Francisco
policies or give extensions Of time for
the filing of losses
Edwin Higgins, who, during Presi-
dent Johnson's administration was
acting governor of Utah, died at Wash
1ngton, aged 62 years. Since 1885 he
has been government clerk.
Mrs. Alice Olsen was awarded $685.
600 damages at Butte for the death of