Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-04-18

Dowie arrived IN Chicago Tuesday
and made his headquarters at hotel,
announcing that he would not go to
Zion City for several days. He is ap-
parently feeble, and his companions
supported him as he left his train. He
has engaged legal counsel. His former
followers maintain their chilly atti-
tude.
John Alexander Dowie is willing to
become a pensioner of Zion, provid-
ing that he is assured that the Voliva
management will insure Zion creditors
full payment of all claims, according
to Attorney Emil G. Wetten, Dowie's
legal adviser.
! Deaths in the eruption Of Mount We
| suvius are estimated at 500. Hundreds
more are injured and the homeless
number 100000. The panic-stricken
natives continue to fee by tens of
thousands from the region of the VOL
cano. The king and queen OF Italy
face danger.
Ashes from Mount Vesuvius crush
| ed a crowded market place in Naples,
killing II and injuring more than 200
persons.
Naples is panic-stricken over Vesu-
vius' eruption; factories, shops and
cafes are closed, and the city is in
darkness; famine riots are feared; the
king has taken command of the situa-
ton; volcano shows diminished energy,
but ashes are still falling.
President j. Hampton Moore, Of the
National Republican league, has is
sued call for the biennial convention
to be held in Philadelphia June II,
10 and 10.
|, Sidney S. Burbank, ex-lieutenant Of
the Sixth infantry, convicted by a
court-martial in the Philippines Of en-
bezzlement of company funds, has
reached Fort Leavenworth and began
his sentence of Is months in the peni-
Tertiary. He also was dismissed from
the army.
The Bangor (Me) schooner Sallie
B. foundered off the Maine coast in the
storm of April 10 and four of her crew
persisted.
Having travelled in vain from his
home in Seeleyville, Ind, to a gyp-
sizes camp near Boone, Ia, to see
boy who was supposed to be his young
son, who was kidnapped two years ago,
DR.. l.. S. Byers returned to his home
in Seeleyville, Ind. He said the boy
he went to see bore almost no re-
semblance to his son.
Herr Won Radowitz, the German am
bassador to Madrid, is spoken of as
probable acting chancellor during the
long holiday necessary to complete the
recovery Of Prince Won Bulow.
Thirty-two bishops of English and
Welsh dioceses expressed conviction
that the education bill as it stands
must be unhesitatingly opposed.
In her standardization trial the
cruiser Washington covered her fast
est mile at the rate of 22:52 knots an
hour. The average rate of five high
speed runs was 22:41 knots.
The metal manufacturers of Toledo.
o., including II of the 20 plants in the
city, have organized branch of the
National Metal Trades association, and
declare they will make no distinction
between union and nonunion workers
in employing men.
Federal Judge Maxey at Ell Paso,
Tex, held that a Chinaman who has
once gained admission to the United
States cannot be deported without a
court trial. The ruling was made in
the case of Chin Tun, who secured a
writ Of habeas corpus.
The committee on union with other
denominations Of the United Presby-
terrain church, in session at Pittsburg,
has formulated basis for consolida-
ton with the Associate Reformed
church Of the South, and will at once
submit it to the committee of the
southern church.
Illinois state banks made better
showing in the April 6 statement than
the nationals did.
Passengers on an elevated train in
New York severely beat negro who
The Carnegie foundation fund will
provide pensions for widows of profess
sors at half scale.
Two men attacked girl stenog-
rapher in the street at Chicago and
robbed her of $40 belonging to her
employer.
The plan preached in the house of
commons for worlds fair at London
is opposed in some quarters.
A Cincinnati man has filed three
suits against the New York Life Insur-
ance company to recover premiums on
lapsed policies.
Stocks continue to decline in the
New York market because of the high
rates for money.
Mayor Dunno appointed Walter L..
Fisher, until recently president of the
Municipal Voters league, special trac-
ton counsel for the city Of Chicago.
The Orthodox Russian church is
denied a vote In the new parliament,
every priest who was a candidate be-
ing defeated.
Count Rozwadowski, Italian consul
in Chicago, is dead.
4 complete reorganization of the
Russian cabinet is expected to follow
the completion Of negotiations for a
loan.
State banking institutions of Chi
cago show a gain of more than ST.