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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-02-27

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travel.... ..:...................... 1873
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| OF County Commissioners and "a miles
| travel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H.
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OF County Commissioners and 40 miles
| travel. Observation-Disclosures. 13.(
| On motion the Board adjourned,
! JOHN FEIG,
Chairman Board of County Commissioner
Attest: Kandiyohi County, Minnesot;
| LEWIS JOHNS. N,
| [sEAL] County Auditor and Ex-oficio Clerk
of the Board
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-02-27
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-02-27

The board met at 2 O'Clock p. m. All men,
bers present.
Application Of town of Fahlun for an appro-
priation from county road and bridge fund was
presented, read and considered and on motion
action on same was deferred until later
On motion Register of Deeds Olson was au-
thorized to purchase an Office desk for the
register of deeds Office, the price Of which
shall not exceed the sum of $50.
On motion a recess was taken until $50
O'Clock a. NJ, Feb. q, 1901,
Feb. q, 1901.
The board met at $50 o'clock a. M All
members present.
The board proceeded to examine bills fled,
! and the following claims against the county
were allowed in amounts set opposite each
name:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

closed its doorH-he deliberately slot
himself, first having disposed OF ev-
cry evidence he could think OF which
would let his family know OF his sad
ending The following special To
the Star tells of the conditions of
Pollock's afairH IN Cleveland:
The Bank = Wreck.
CLEVELAND. O. May a.-The af-
fairs of the Cuyahoga Savings and
Banking Co, Of which r. N. Pollock
was president. are understood to be
In very bad shape The institution is
now In the hands of a receiver. and
as yet he has given cut no specific
statement. II Is known. however.
that Mr.. Pollock backed several in
dustrial schemes presumably with
the banks which did not
turn out well.
The banks books show total de-
poaits To the amount Of S3A0. 600 the
major portion Of which IL IN small
accounts. II the bank cannot be
pulled out Of the hole. considerable
distress viii result TO the depositors.
few of whom are persons Of wealth.
Mr.. pulloCks widow and her three
children live Ina this city. Mrs. Pol
lock Is utterly Frustrated by the
news Of her husbands suicide In Sc
attic, and II Vs. feared that she may
not rally from the shock of the cruel
blow.
Coroner Hoye received Instructions
this morning To ship the body Of
Pollock TO his former home In Cleve-
land. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

NEW YORK. May Only great writer with dcserp-
tive genius could depict in any adequate measure OF realism
the the stock exchange this morning when North
Pacific Common eaped in wild bound from $500 to
$1,000 cash share.
words Mad brokers. obyous all the whe-hot
thought OF wealth ruin raced the
floor hurled themselves through the fcnzed mob around the
post AMI screamed like demons Their clothes pulled
almost pieces Coats flung aside heedlessly collars
ripped from sweating fcvered throas crazy
Aud.up in the galleries a scarcely collected crowd
looked listening the dcacnng uproar and gazing spell
bound on the mad antics Of the whc-iaced brokers
After the market closed yesterday. everybody IN New
York Who knew the meaning Of the word Stocks knew also
that the ought witness pandemouium the floor
OF exchange So hour before the exchange opened
eager hong pressed against the doors aud blocked the
squad of police detailed from the central station
the scene where they vanly tried preserve smhauee
OF order.
Physical and mental collapse It Is predicted will sweep
large number Of the members OF the stock exchange
who participated in today's wild scenes
YORK p. Huehu Loeb and STREET
that been nghting
would demand today 'ha shares Of Northern
Pacin
After a Northern
began to % up.
NEW YORK May s-connces fii
There ra~
differences excited by the n8h to-day Northern Pa
harrnonszed.
me announcement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
AFTERMATH.
Mr.. Mitchell Talks OF His Losses
by Yesterdays Fire.

The ndjustern 81 the insurance
companies are ut work settling the
losses incurred ~ the Mitchell. lew
o. 4 stavcr GO. from yesterday IRE.
and Il will take them about a week
before they viii arrive AZ basis Of
settlement
Speaking on the matter today. Mr..
Mitchell Fnid
eOf course at this time we cannot
tell what our loss l.. We carried
10000 Insurance.. but avn inclined to
think that n VIII Dot De SUFFICIENT 10
reimburse us.
SIR. Miller. head salesman of the
firm. saws that a stock or waEana
and farming implements valued at
$4,000 was carried on the third floor.
ane u Is n total loss. II iat com
pie ely burned. so much NJ a wagon
wheel not having escaped the flames
T he machinery on the main floor
was deluged with salt water. and the
underwriters have had 70 al creased
to prevent rust. II viii all have 70
he overhauled, but apart from rust,
is otherwise uniniured
The flooring Of the Ealcsroam n
badly burned. and II very weak In
the center. II viii have 20 be re-
moved and rebuilt. and altogether
the owners 81 the building estimate
that II will take $4,000 60 repair the
structure, which Il covered BY In
fufunee."
Mitchell. Lewis a stavcr desire to
thank the citizens who 20 kindly
helped them In saving their private
papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

NEW YORK. May 9-The brokers. spectators and
L. Wall street early their Offices this morning
/ rsapauon OF a crucial day.
Interest naturally conferred in Northern Pacific The
,union the is that the Hartman Gould Roeke
L. rowd and the Hill Morgan-V Vanderbilt interests have
I'D horns.
he first figures from London showed wild rally in
.snsan shares the London exchange.
KEW YORK. May o-Northsrn Pacific opened tins
ag with splurge. The first sale I7o-a gain Of 10
azN
he continued and rs cash sales had been
- It sOO-r4O points gain over the opening.
JHon Pacific opened lower.
NEW YORK, May o--Shortly after II O'Clock Northern
M sold TOR sIooo cash. while al the other stocks were
|nsEng all along the line.
Everything with the exception Of Northern Pacific was
sY and declines OF from to per were a common
IRE q the market.
Tna Pacific lost heavily early in the day declining from
hnss-a loss OF II points.
N years have such understandable OF excitement
Fw9vesf retf witnessed on the exchange.
Brokers around like mad Their clothes were
and torn the scule and rush and many Of them acted
fthsy had no sane idea of what they about
1895 Northern Pacific selling az and drug
x market
Anoon healthy reaction in Northern Pacific set in the
re dropping back TO 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

Los ANGELES. May a.-The pres
fdent and Mrs. Mckinley arose early
this morning. TIE FIRST number on
the days program was a drive
through the ma efficiently decorated
streets, after which a parade took
place. Hundreds upon hundreds OF
equipaEes ~ all conceivable kinds.
decorated with blooms % a thousand
varieties. made the sight one long 70
be remembered.
President and Mrs. Mckinley were
both greatly pleased. They cheered
like school children as particularly
handsome pieces 81 fiOrai decoration
moved past the presidential stand.
The great Chinese dragon which
had been tempted from the FloWery
Kingdom especially for this occasion.
made the parade unique. II was -
large that Il took dozens o. China
men 70 carry its gorgeous length
along.
we like Mckinley" remarked one
o. che celestials-
Last night In Chinatown strnnEs
ceremonies took place. Devils we're
burned. joss-sticks lighted. and offer
inRs Of chickens made 20 pave the
way for the dragons sacred appear
auce today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
Tom Burke a Splinter.

Some Of the people about the court
house were parties 70 little excite
a dope nend. who had escaped from
Or. he a0t0's mission, made an at
tempt to escape from the authori-
ties. Buell. escaped from the mis-
sion several days ago aud was not
located until this morning when
one Of the humane officers cspied
him and brought him to the county
IAN. While waiting TO be placed
in the tank Buell. made a dash for
liberty. lie got out Of the court
room and WIS proceeding hot foot"
toward town. when he was overtak-
en- by Tom Burke. who had pursued
him from the jail
Buell. was taken back to the mis-
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

Ia seattle today there uaa great
excitement among the traders in
stocks and bonds but un speculation
~ any sort. Tho entire market was
dead. ~ traaerH urre afraid a. 60 in.
The brokerage houses aud the bucket
shops were crowded rs excited mon
v be- talked . Efrst deal and wished
that the1 owned Northern Pacific
common
AZ the offices 20 J. T. Van Worm
er in the Baiuirr-Hthmd hotel q
crowd surrounded the hulletlu board
an day. bit iheFc was little or ~
trading.
lhr general sentiment around the
tiekrrH vas that fho nRht between
thr Rockefeller and Hll factions
would continue Tor several dHya a.
eumv. aud that untN Is Vas tudrd
There uHuiI b. Eftir ar m business
done iu the lurni market guudi-
tionH are ton unsettled At fhe present
time o. make atnf k-trndluF safe. and
she aprrula EafH arc holdIuE afff g. see
shat the rational trend - the mar
krt % EeIaE to D..
The representative ~ !. l.. Van
Wormer said O. IA star reporter this
afternoon.
4 Do not think there has ever been
a condition ilks this IN the history %
stock speculation. Yet IN n wHy the
situation IL very simple. The market
iH rnrmafed Ana the ahnft interest
have gnt - see stock 10 make good
fhrir sales I 40 not eafa to say
anything wlfh regard e. the nrht
between the Hiii and Rockefeller in
forests There H. probably some aiR-
rinrnnrr ta the nEht which 81 not
plain tn ~ here. bot which wil de-
Nciop IN the cuuHo ~ time.
~ another house q waa said that
there had not heen "a share uf North.
eru Pacific bought or sold in this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

city during the past three days. Tie
last Hair uHe az Is since then the
majority RI brokers have Refused e.
handle tho Hfurk 81 aft The unset
tied condition ~ fha general mafhet
hHH uat temporary stop tH trad
inR Tho local market H Bh oiufsly
dad.
II. " Augustine. tbs local repre-
sentative 20 DowltnE. Hopkins q eo.
~ ghIenRe. said THE afternoons
We have never lad anything T.
eauai this corner. The idea u North
efu rafiac selling at 81 600 q share
would have caused nothing but defia-
ne laughter re- feW Neaka ago. The
corner iH without precedent
1t would seem that hil the small
holders 10 thr stock were crowded
out long ago. and the nEht has re-
roiFed itrrf Co a battle between fhs
financial giants - America Moth
Ing tIke it has ever before been seen
ln fhr history 81 tho world
y r. hard to tell what tho RESULT vii
b.. II may well ba that some - our
richest mon wlll te baKRarcd before
tbs battle ends"
col HalIiuEefs IN speaking Of the
conditions today. Haia
= think this fiRht means atrug-
gle fnf the control II the g. n. 4 q
The nNht in plainly between tn
Union Pacific interests and the I'LL
Influences 81 not fhink the nKht
cuts any outside figure or portenda
any financial Disaster
Theodore Halter said.
= ID not like the looks ~ things
fear there VII be some heavy
failures
IT r. no Doubt an attempt % get
control ~ the Northern Pacific. and
fear the short holders wiii suffer.
bur I d. not think u viii seriously
affect the country ar large"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
POLICE NOTES.

Joseph Marshall, arrested last
night on the charge Of disorderly
conduct, was brought before Judge
George this morning and his case
waH indefinitely postponed.-C. Do
Moulin. who was arrested at the in
atfgati Of ~ Is. Estes, local
drawing master, on the charge Of
forging a check Of $40, was released
this morning after being I'm jail *
hours Mr.. Estes failed 10 prose
cute the prisoner and. nH the Hpeci-
fled time mad elapsed. hc was releag-
cd from custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
IN THE COURTS.

a Jury IN Judge Bells depart
uent IN the superior court ia hear
ing the case Of -. - Muir 4
90. against T.. De Rey, 20 recover
$3.50 commission for the sale Of the
gfratford saloon on second avenue.
The plaintiffs set forth that the
defendant agreed to list the saloon
with them for sale. ut n stated hR-
ure. that thereafter. whom "a pur-
chaser was brought BY the company
the defendant refused 70 sell Tor the
agreed figure and asked consider
able more for the property.
T.. =. Attorney Gay went 10 Ever
eft this afternoon TO assist in the In
veafiRaflon ~ the murder 81 Judge
David Teuae On the Tulallp indian
rcmcrvatian aROut "A year ago. u has
been naccrtnined that he was killed
bv Indians.
The eKa minatiou of teachers VIII
be held ThuradaY morning nt p
O'Clock In the Collins block, corner
Of James and Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
new WATCH.

TOPEKA. Kas, May 9.-Home
Rule party. a political organization
which intends To carry out the Mrs.
Nation idcaF, has been formally
launched. State and national com
mittees have been selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
Mayors Permit No Good.

Nicholas George. q Greek candy
vender. was arrested By Ofilcer
SpranRle this morning on the charge
Of violating the peddiing ordinance.
George was Ia possession Of a per-
init 10 peddle candy from Mayor
Humes, but the police claim that a
permit cannot be given 10 violate n
law. The prisoner was released on
his own recoRnizance. 10 appear be-
fore Judge George tomorrow morn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
|Ac0MA BID
THE LOWEST
= aspalrs TO Be Made to Trans.
port Roseerans.

4 hoaecrans is to be repaired.
= eloek this afternoon Major
y - siened bids for 0verhaullng
= .fs machinery. Only three
~ = presented. and before per-
s.' - ~. the Quarlermaster took
X -. z Remark that the plans
~ sss.asssiisatione could not have
y sr.@ ~ the representative Of
ssz .s'i1ng firms. which was
- I. ne fact that the estimates
~ - Submitted 70 the govern
8. -. sslneer for revision before
!. we're fOrmalig made. The
~ !. tlia was 20 have those Of
- TIE work Thoroughly
~ ss..Aitn exactly what repairs
60 upoh the machinery 20
e',ag ne progress ~ the over
y difference would occur.
aas should and should not be-
4 T.. Bros 90. offered to do tho
tsks1; James .. 0inrd &
t-eoma, gl9 900, and ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
WADING IN
FRAGRANT
ROSES.

LIS ANGELES. May 9.-To- :
~ ne president headed the I
"a parade, the browning
- q the ceiebrafl0n 81 Ia I
sAzsz e las Flores (fhe Fss- I
- e FiOWera).
through streets MAGNIFICENT .
eteoFated. with the bright I
Ips1saa. eoiofa q yellow and I
80 nlagied with the red.
4 sz.ss ard blue Of thousands Of I
aissfing tags, beneath arches
sFTsens and palms. wound
1 = Hlany beautiful floral floats, I
GO With myriad roses.
- he presidents carriage .
800 through the crowded
hundreds Of school chill
- Who lined the way, cast I
1sEs u front Of the horses, 80 ,
tney literally waded I
4 rsa the fragrant blossoms.
- wsre tributes possible .
|. = ne land Of Sunshine
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
HUSTLED,

lola, Kae. May o-Three hun.
bred Americans rounded up every
Italian In this town last night and
put them aboard a train bound for
Kansas city. The Americans oh
iectsd to imported italian laborera.
In the roundup a number of ahote
were frcd. and It iH reported that
feveu men were wounded. but the
cannot find them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

Hefferuan Engine Co. 81 this city.
81 a75. All ~ the bidders offered
to contract 10 have the ROaeerans
ready for sea in thirty days unless
strikes or some unavoidable accident
should occur.
Mai Ruhlen announced that he
would take the bids under advise
nent and make the award IN a day
or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
HOTEL FIRE ;
) DEAD

OTTAWA. Ont. May a.-Tho Roy
hotel and several small tenement and
boarding houses were burned this
morning.
Three men were burned to death.
and several persons we're severely in 4
Iured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
100000
IN SMOKE

BOSTON. May 9.--several business
buildings adjoining the Boston thea
ter were almost entirely destroyed
BY fire this morning. a score OF
firms suffered a combined loss Of
sg0O 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
GOLDEN STATE" STREWS FLOWERS
AT THE FEET OF THE PRESIDENT

vehicle covered with white oarna-
tions and marigoids.
The parade was led b. a mounted
signal corps. band - Rough Riders
and Mexican vaquerna. The Ameri-
Gus club of Pasadena. uniformed In
white and bearing flags. followed.
Three tally nos filled with pretty
girls tossing candy 20 the crowds
came next, 10 represent the chamh"-
az commerce Flower-hanked floats
representing California scenes 81 his
torlcal incident decorate, we're among
the many original features of this
most remarkable procession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
NEED CASH.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May D.
Another body was found today in the
fire ruins.
The relief committee suggests that
cash instead Of supplies be sent by
generous donors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
SAD SUICIDE
With All His Care to Prevent Identification James Fisher
Proved to Be R. NJ Pollock Bank President
OF Cleveland, Ohio.

The Identity Of the suicide at the
York hotel. the story of which was
published exclusively IN the star last
night. has been discovered. and the
case IL "A sad one. n. n. Pollock,
president Of the Cuyahoga Savings
and banking Co. Of Cleveland. o..
rs the unfortunate, and IL was by
the mcreat chance that his name
was ascertaiued.
The suicide was deliberately plan
ned. All of his letters and private
papers were burned. and his pocket
handkerchief which no doubt con-
tnincd his initials. We're destroyed.
All ~ the laundry marks were re-
moved from his Undertaking. and
not even n scrap OF paper WAS found
which appeared "a clue AZ to who
he was.
a. last Found Out.
Coroner Hove was persistent ana
I'm the lining OF the pocket of his
was found bearing the name "R. N.
Pollock" The coroner had read tho
story OF the banks defntcation. and
at once recognized In the deceased,
the long looked for president.
About 10 days ago Pollock. nntici-
patiuR arrest. LETT Cleveland for New
York Instead OF going To- the lat
ter place he came direct to Seattle
and registered az the Hotel York
as James Fisher. When he learned
through the press dispatches that
the end had cOmo-that his bank had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
FEARFUL MASSACRE OF
MACEDONIANS PLANNED

SOFIA. Nay ?. - The Rrf0rfna
turw Hparffi learns from touatnntin-
opir that p massacre ~ Macedonian
~ being planned which viii put the
Armenian atrocities in the shade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

The paper further states that the
MHafdanlauH have a choice between
betting slaughtered by the Turks aud
making a bold nebt for freedom. Is
urges immediate revolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

Los ANGELES. May S.-President
Mckinley was conveyed 70 the grand
stand IA carriage drawn BY Tour
white horses. their harness covered
with yellow ribbons. and the whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

houses. regarded
serious
Common closed az $50 bid
a ~ m % points.
standard on dropped 10 points
Money oul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
% CTS A MONTH
GALA CREAM

For use after exposure 20 sun ana
wind or dust. wash the face III
tepil watar and 1pp.y lttie, Ist-
ting o. dry in and rubbing Renllg
the while. makes me feel 90 tfehn
as % Goblin wash lu The Jew an
TrnuyHou puts a. a..
Just ua good FOR mon zee ailer
shaving.
u clears the complexion, removes
plmplrn. LiaekheJir. enlarged p9it1
and takes thH Ffffty appsh ti.ii i
away rs fn- recipe II u H0te4
French specialist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

WASHINGTON, y. G. May g.
Minister eonReF called At the state
department this morning. but ala
not make report or discuss the
situation in China,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
Stock Closes at $3.50 Bid, After a
Healthy Reaction - Standard
Oil Drops to III, And Then
SkyroCkets to 100


At o'clock Northern Pacific quoted cash. wil
panic and turmoil rampant the stock exchange.
The curb haYing slump O. is
STANDARD on %
Later II recovered soil 10 zoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
NAV Witnessed in New York the
Most Marvellous StOCk-ExChange
Dealings in the History of
the Financial World.

trAco May a-President Mckinley alarmed over the ne.
has Angeles relative crisis
Il s following 60 G. Logan, prominent Chicago
Il sr. any truth the alarming panic on
~ street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
In 1895 Northern Pacific Common Was
Begging at $3.50 a Share; To-
day 1t Leaped From $500
to $1,000 a Share.


LONDON May 9-The stock market for American rail
way shares has dropped nothing The small traders
entirely wiped aud the heavy dealers prefer let the
ket alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

&c ONLY Paper in
! s,sttle That Darcs
print the News ;
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-24
VOtre med
que vOus achetieZ vOs
medicines chez Rose;
La plus ancienne Pharmacie du
Cote Est.

M. Percy Melville Emery a
pari6 de faire son tour du monde
en- partant d'Albany, Australia
Quest, sans I'm shilling dams son
gousset. II s'est embarqu6 sur le
steamer "Curso" Oh il s'6tait enga-
g6 CONNIE man@uvre, ]e14 janvier
1900. ii est arrive a Londres lie II
f6vrier suivant, ct IL voyage depuis
CO temps. ii a s6journ6 q Paris
pendant deposition, puts il est
venu en- Am6rique Oh il dot res
ter II mois.
Les conditions de son pari sont
les suivantes:
Partir d'Australie sans un shil-
ling ct TRAVELLER pour gagner Q
frais de voyage.
S6journer 6 mois en- Angleterre.
3 mois en- orlando, IL mois en-
Am6rique, ct retourner en- Australia
apres 20 mois d'absence, avec une
somme de 1000 shillings.
Tenir un journal Oh il doit noter
fdelement Iemploi de chacune de
sts journ6es.
M. Emery est tenu de Sc v6tir
de rouge ct de vert. Sill remplit f.
delement cee conditions, il recevra
de ses ami, q son %retour, de $4,000
a $4,000.