Willmar tribune., 1909-06-02

Ambassador Jusserand of France
left Washington for San Francisco
where, on behalf of the French gov
ernment, he is to present the city with
a gold medal in commemoration OF
the restoration Of the city, following
the earthquake and fire of several
years ago.
Face powder and beauty spots
have been prohibited to the girl pu.
pills of branch of the Washington
Irving high school in New York by
order of Miss Rachel Benjamin., the
principal.
An unmasked mob hanged Lovett
Davis, a negro, charged with attack
ing a 16-year-old girl, to a telegraph
pole in Pine Bluff, Ark.
Trial of Calvin Johnson, one of the
four negroes held for the murder OF
Walter F. Schultz. a Chicago artist,
was begun in Alexandria, Va.
Harmony lodge, an organization OF
saloonkeepers in Grand Rapids, Mich,
has passed resolutions asking it's mem
bers to inform against any saloonkeep.
ers known to have broken the liquor
laws.
The International Commission OF
Fisheries, appointed to develop meas
ures for the protection and propaga-
tion of food fishes in the waters con.
tiguous to the United States and Can.
ada, met in Washington.
The national meeting of the Asso.
ciated Harvard clubs opened in Gin.
cinnati, former President Eliot and
President Lowell both being present.
The thirteenth international confer.
ence OF the Railroad Department of
North America of the Young Mems
Christian association opened in St.
Louis with very large attendance
and with Col. John J. McCook of New
York in the chair.
Charles P. Neill, United States com.
missioner of labor, arrived in Atlanta
to settle, if possible, the strike which
has tied up the Georgia railroad.
The crew of the steamer Dora res.
cued 1914 persons from the Columbia,
which was wrecked near Unimaka
pass, of the Alaskan coast.
State universities were called
Goddess" by DIR. Cochran in a speech
to the Presbyterian assembly at Den.
yer.
Sheriff Shipp and five others of
Hamilton county, Tennessee, were de.
clared in contempt by the United
States supreme court and will be sen.
fenced next Tuesday.
Three different passenger fare rates,
two, two and half and three cents a
mile, are in effect on railroads in Mis-.
souri,.
-Four persons were drowned and
one frightened to death by floods in
Oklahoma.
DR.. Oscar N. Taylor of Berkeley,
CAL, killed himself in performing a
surgical operation on his own nose.
Should the jury fail to vote for hang.
ing John Junken, negro murderer, at
Centerville, Ia, it is feared a mob will
lynch him.
Mayor John T. Carmody of Cedar
Rapids was shot and badly wounded
by burglar whom he found in his
house.
Preachers of Holland-American
churches at Muskegon, Mich, have
united to bar liquor at weddings be-
cause of several recent scandals.
The three months coal miners
strike in Alberta and British Columbia
has been ended through the efforts OF
the government board of conciliation
Harry X. Thaw, in an interview,
has scored Clifford w. Hartridge, his
former lawyer, who in an affidavit
says $4,000 was used as hush
money" in connection with the Thaw
trial.
Masons of Indiana united in dedicat
ing a $750.00O Masonic temple in In
dianapolis. The building is four stor.
les high and has roof garden.
Seventeen pairs of shoes have been
made by a factory at Brockton, Mass
for the baby daughter of Queen Will
helmina of Holland.
The trial of Patrick Calhoun, a San
Francisco millionaire charged with
bribery, grows more bitter as it nears
its sixth month.
Bandits held up Union Pacific
train near Omaha and stole several
registered mail pouches, said to con
tain 100000.
The National Association of Harv
ard Clubs will hold it's annual meeting
in Cincinnati, May 1929.
Following a quarrel with his wife
over a flopeared hound, Henry Traue
farmer living near Fairfield, Ill.
took the dog and disappeared.
The police of New York would moi
let Emma Goldman, queen of the an
archists, speak in that city.
Vespasian Warner, United States
pension commissioner, was sub
poenaed to appear as witness in the
Smell case at Clinton, Ill.
AS result of cave.in in a grave
pit at Olive Branch. Miss, five negroes
were killed. Tons of gravel fell OF
them and the bodies were crushed.
James Montague of Belmond and al
insurance man named Peckham o.
Des Moines were drowned while fish
ing in Twin lakes, Ia.
The Lakes-to-the-Gulf Waterway.
association wants President Taft tt
make trip on the river from st
Louis to New Orleans.
FREDERICK Mariani, whose marriag,
with Tom Johnson's daughter proved
failure, has written a play in which
he shows how the game of love II