Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-02

w. s.. WHITE. once peddler, now J:
millionaire chewing gum manufacturer
was sued for divorce BY his wife il
Cleveland. White Is said to have beer
the angel" for Anne Held In her the
atrical ventures. ~. 5z s>, ...==
A, dispatch from an unimpeachablt
source at Sofia says the special mis-:
sion of Gen. Petroff to European courts
is to obtain the support of the pow.
ers for Bulgarian independence, witt
Prince Ferdinand as king. \. e. III
A serious outbreak of the plague has
occurred at Jammu, in Kashmir, north
ern India. Many members of the pal
ace household and the imperial serv-
ice troops have been victims. In the
last week 285 deaths have been re-
ported. = ri
Zion City's affairs and the >efigh:
which is being waged for the contro:
of its millions were brought to a crisis
at Chicago through the filing of pc
tition of Involuntary bankruptcy and
an application: for the appointment of a
receiver for John Alexander Dowie,
founder of the city and deposed head
Of the Christian Catholic church.
An American named Kendrick and
wife, accompanied by two guides,
made an ascent of Point d'Orny. AS
they began to descend they suddenly
slid downward at an alarming speed.
They had started an avalanche.
A majority of the ecclesiastical court
which is trying Rev. DIR. Algernon s.
Crapsey, Of Rochester, N. Y, for her.
esy, is prejudiced against the defend
ant. virtually having been picked by
the prosecution, asserted counsel for
the defense when the trial is reopenel
In Batavia, N. Y. s.
Still suffering from a bullet wound
which, it is charged, was self-indictsd,
after she had slain her sweetheart, Will
liam Nefmann, in a hotel, Miss Lucille
Mcleod, of Chicago, was indicted on a
charge Of murder by the grand jury.
His life wrecked by the malicious
whisperings OF false friend, Frederick
Palmer Moody, young son of an old and
respected resident OF Brooklyn, at
tempted to kill himself by inhaling il
Eliminating gas in a cheap lodging
house.
It is authoritatively reported in Big
Four railroad official circles that on the
list of June Mr.. w. c. Brown, of Chicago,
will become the president of the New
York Central lines at a salary of SIS 900
a year.
The disappearance of an iron safe,
weighing 1900 pounds and containing
$4,000 in cash and $4,000 worth of jew
elry, from second-story room in the
home of Michael Vanderlolske, at
Floral Park, l.. l., mystified the men,
bers of the household when they awoke.
The net earnings of the United States
Steel Corporation in the quarter ended
March 81 are 1861, 490, an increase OF
$13,608,594 over last year.
1t is reported from Eshowe, Zululand.
that the insurgent chief, Bambaata,
with 300 followers, has fled toward
Natal and that troops are pursuing the
fugitives. +
The government of Norway has de-
cided to bring in a bill for the organiza-
ton OF new army and also estimates
amounting to $3,130,000.
Prof Matteucci succeeded in reach
Ing the crater Of Vesuvius. The diam
eter of the crater, which before the
eruption was 100 feet, is now 5000 feet.
Mrs. John seaton, aged 81 years, was
burned to death at Rockford, III. Her
clothes ignited from a. bonfire and
death ensued several hours later.
A jury at Wabash, Ind, acquitted Jo-
seph Knight, aged is, who was accused
OF killing Kenneth Willetts, aged Is,
In a boyish quarrel.
When Harrison Higgs, of Utica, KY.
reprimanded his 17-year-old son the
youth seized shotgun and killed his
parent.
The First National bank at Alfalfa.
Ala. was closed after National Bank
Examiner Cooper had reported the in
stitution insolvent.
Earl Spencer, aged eight years, died
in Sioux City, a., from blow on the
temple by hammer thrown by a
schoolmate while practicing on the ath
letic field.
Mrs. A. D. Ferris, aged IS years, moth
er-in-law of Circuit Clerk w. E. Boying-
ton, is dead at Freeport, III. In 1858
Mrs. Ferris and her husband conducted
the Brewster and entertained Douglas
and Lincoln at the time Of their debate
that year.
Father Gapon has not fallen into
the hands of the revolutionists but
into. those of the holy synod, which
condemned him to indefinite impris.
onment, for forsaking priestly orders,
in one OF the many gloomy monas-
teries.
Rev: I. r. B. Arnold, associate pas
tor of the Euclid Avenue Baptist
church, where John D. Rockefeller
worships while in Cleveland, brought
suit for divorce from Idella Arnold.
he claims that she deserted him.
William Eugene Cook, an inmate of
the Indiana reformatory, has confessed
that he is the murderer Of John E.
Perkins, Of st. Joseph county, in 1904,
and that he set fire to the home for
the purpose Of cremating the body.
The supreme court of the United
States settled for all time the bound
airy dispute between the states of Iowa
and Illinois, declaring that the bound.
airy should lie directly along the mid.
die Of the main channel of the Missis.
sippi at the place where the nine
bridges mentioned in the original de.
cree cross the river.