Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-03

! William J. Bryan, speaking at New
Orleans, defended his right to express
what opinion his conscience dictated
upon the government ownership OF
railroads.
Secretary Harry Barter, of the In.
ternational Longshoremen, Marine
and Transport Workers association,
announced his resignation.
The Institute for the Experimental
Investigation of Cancer was dedicated
at Heidelberg, Germany, in the pres
ence Of it's founder, Czerny, the grand
duke and grand duchess of Baden and
! the delegates of many countries at
tending the international cancer con-
gress.
! Another serious head.on collision be-
tween Panama freight and a Colon
passenger train occurred within a
mile of Mamel, resulting in tho loss
Of one life and three persons being
seriously injured and the wreck Of
freight cars.
The department of immigration OF
| the Civic Federation met at New York.
About hundred delegates attended.
The department of agriculture in a
report on the trade with non-contagt-
Gus possessions in farm and forest
products, says the value of exports of
| domestic farm products to foreign
countries, including the Philippine
| islands in 1905, was 1926, 904,777.
The converted gunboat Sylph has
been ordered from Oyster Bay to meet
| the cruiser Columbia with Secretary
Root on board, at Old Point Comfort,
Va, next Sunday.
Frank Ricra, AZ years old, a Sicil~
| ian and local political leader OF his
race, was found dead of stilletto
wounds at Pittsburg, Pa, by woman
who stumbled over his body.
Representatives of about 600 strik-
| ing machinists, boiler makers and
blacksmiths of the Wabash railroad
| conferred with General Manager Mil
| Ter at St. Louis, without anything def
mite being accomplished.
Chief Justice Beatty, OF the supreme
| court, has consented to be chief arbi-
traitor in settling the dispute between
the San Francisco United railroads
and their employees.
The British bark Wynford arrived
at San Francisco, after an eventfu1
voyage of ZIG days from Hamburg.
She was damaged in several gales
and at one time ran out of provisions
Russell L. Huntley, of Omaha, has
been appointed chief engineer of the
Union Pacific. Mr.. Huntley has been
acting chief engineer since the resig-
| nation Of Chief Engineer Berry some
months ago.
The libel suit filed by the Pacific
Commercial Gable company against
the steamer Manchuria to recover
100000 for the services of the cable
company ship restorer, has been dis.
continued by order of President Mac
kay.
Lee Quillin, third baseman or the
Lincoln team and one of the starr of
the Western baseball league, has gone
to join the Chicago American league
team President Comiskey notified
Manager Holmes he must have him.
A burlap bag stamped with the
name 81. K. Mano,'' strip of wom-
ans skirt and an oil cloth table COW
ering bearing rude sketch of the
landing of Columbus, are the only i'm
mediate clews to the perpetrators of
a revolving murder committed in New
York
A. E. Warrendorf, alias Charles w.
Bintzen, who registered at hotel at
Cairo, ILL.,, as from New York, when
arrested on request of the police of
Memphis for forgery, drank the con-
tents of bottle of acid and died.
Four are dead and fifteen or more
are injured as a result of rear-end
collision of a passenger train and a
switch engine in the Minneapolis &
St. Louis railroad yards at New
Prague, Mimi, 40 miles south of Min
neapolis.
The chief of police of Moscow has
forbidden workmen to vote for their
representatives in parliamentary
elections on the ground that the gov
eminent considers that the council
of workmen's delegates is a revolution
ary organization.
There are strong suspicious that the
throwing of bomb at Gen. Sollogub,
governor general Of the Baltic prov
inces, at Riga, was stage affair ar
ranged to strengthen his position
which is said to have been greatly
shaken owing to his inability to re.
store order in the Baltic provinces.
The Paris Tempts says it learns
from an absolutely unquestionable
source that the latest consultations of
medical advisors of the sultan Of Tur-
key established the fact that Abdul
Hamid was suffering from cancer of
the kidneys.
The Wilton coal mine at Bismarck,
N. D., of w. D. Washburn, of Mime
apolis, the largest in the state, is on
fire and all mining work has been sus-
pended in an effort to extinguish the
flames.
Deputy sheriffs have been stationed
at the approach Of the temporary
bridge across the Cimarron river at
Dover, Okla, where the Rock Island
wreck occurred, to prevent trains
passing, and traffic is at a standstill.
Frank Lunel, Hungarian, was
killed, another Hungarian was fatally
injured, and three other men were
seriously burned by the explosion of
boiler in the plant of the Burt Port
land Cement company at Bellevue,