Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-04-28

to Vancouver on charge of p0aching.
The Young Woman's Christian asso-
citation began its second annual meet
ing in st. Paul.
A conference for the betterment of
trade with Canada was held by bust.
ness men from many states at Detroit.
Nine persons were killed, 60 hurt,
seven perhaps fatally, in Cleveland.
and one killed and dozen injured in
Ashtabula by storm which swept
northern Ohio.
Mrs. Helen Boyle, kidnaper of Will
lie Whitla. was positively identified as
Anna McDermott formerly Of Chicago.
London received report that the
sultan is to remain on the throne of
Turkey and an amicable agreement is
to be reached by the opposing fac
lions.
Theodore Roosevelt reached Nom.
hasa. British East Africa, and began
preparations for his hunting trip.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company will appeal from
Judge Landis' decision fining it 500
in the test case involving the nine
hour law.
More than 100 Independent oil men
appealed to President Taft to prevent
crude oil being placed on the free list.
Acting Secretary Oliver of the war
department issued a permit to the
Union Oil Company of California to
build a pipe line from it's works at
Santa Barbara, 1000 feet into the Pa
cific ocean to pump oil into ships.
Baron Takahira, the Japanese am.
bassador. and Senior De La Darra, the
Mexican ambassador, will be unable
to attend the peace congress at Chi
cago In May. Baron Takahira will be
represented by the Japanese consul
at Chicago.
James w. Van Cleave of st. Louis,
president of the Citizens Industrial
alliance, has resigned because of an
tagonism shown to him by manufac-
turers after his fight, as president of
the Bucks Stove & Range Company,
against Samuel Gompers, John Mitch.
ell and other labor leaders.
TWO cruisers Of the United States
navy have sailed for Turkish waters
to protect American citizens and in
terests.
"Wets" had a small advantage in
elections held in illinois towns.
Five men lost their lives and nine
men and one woman were rescued
when the steamer Eber Ward was
sunk near Mackinaw City, Mich.
The Netherlands and Venezuela,
who were near war because of the acts
of former President Castro, have
signed peace agreement.
The Iowa Electrical association held
its ninth annual convention in Cedar
Rapids.
Jessie Brown Of Jacksonville, Fla.
killed Earl p. Adams, an actor, who
had Tilted her 70 wed Miss Elizabeth
Bagley.
Government officials said 100000
worth of Paris dresses had been snug
gled into the United States in the last
ten years.
Secretary of War Dickinson and Mrs.
Dickinson, accompanied by a party of
friends and officials, left for Panama.
Judge Humphrey in the federal
court at Peoria fined the Iowa Central
Railway Company 5000 for violating
the safety appliance law.
1t was authoritatively announced at
Houston, Tex, that the Houston Oil
Company will soon take over the
Waters.Pierce Company's Texas prop
erty.
A mob composed of some of tho
best citizens of Ada, Okla, lynched
four ranchmen who had slain Deputy
United States Marshal A. L. Bobbitt.
William Loeb, collector of the port
OF New York, said $260,000 had been
offered him to stop the investigation
OF the smuggling of $4,000 worth Of
gowns from Paris.
"A report from Constantinople said
the sultan had fed and his son
had assembled the throne as the con.
stitutional troops surrounded the city.
Two robbers broke into the bank
at Havana, Kan. fought citizens and
escaped on handcar with $4,000.
| Two Italians were arrested at Brad
dock. Pa. charged with slashing flesh
on the breast Of . countryman who
refused to comply with their demands
for money. rye.
AT the opening Of the trial Of Capt.
Peter c.. Hams, Jr.. for the killing of
william e. Annis, his counsel an
nounced that the "unwritten law"
would have no part in the defense.
The Woman's Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the West convened
In Ottawa, Kan.
| More than 1,000,0 900 acres of land
were restored to the public domain by
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger.
Four persons were killed in q wreck
ON the Grand Trunk railroad near
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Miss Rose Former fell dead from a
broken heart as she stood beside the
coffin of her brother in Chicago.
The validity of Oklahoma's Jim
Grow" railroad regulations is left to
the United States circuit Of appeals by
a petition filed in St. Louis by negro
residents of Oklahoma. They appealed
from the United States circuit court Of
Oklahoma, where the railroads de.
murrer was sustained.
A report received at Danville, ILL.,,
his home, said Uncle Joe" Cannon is
learning to play golf.
Jules Cambon, the French ambassa-
dor to Germany, has been decorated
by the emperor with the grand cross
or the Order Of the Red Eagle in con-
necti0n with the conclusion of the