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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-09-11


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New-York tribune., 1901-09-09

said Mr. Bishop. land going in that auto
mobile race. 1t means everything to me, and L
wish you would arrange it so 1 need not ap-
pear in court tomorrow.
Il can do nothing said the sergeant.
Mr.. Bishop then drew roll of bills from his
pocket and said:
I'm give 500 if it can be arranged so can
start in that race in the morning
You'll have to appear in court" was the Ia
comic response of Sergeant Ivory.
Then the question OF bail came up, and the
sergeant said $500 Mr.. Bishop drew out his
roll Of bills again. but the sergeant waved his
hand and shook his head.
one Of Mr.. Bishops friends drew out a wallet
from which he pulled a lot of bills. Running
through them, he laid them down on the table
and said:
# you want for Mr.. Bishops surety"
Cant take anything but real estate" coolly
replied the sergeant. Put up your money. It's
no good in this case"
About 6 D. m Mr.. Bishops companions re-
turned with DR.. Edwin c. Chamberln, of No.
West Eghty-fourth-s who was accepted as a
bondsman.
Mr. Bishop gave his home as No. II Madison
ave. and said he was twenty-siX years old He
is 2 member of the Automobile Club, the
Racquet Club, the Country Club of Westchester
County, the Adirondack League Club the Met
ropclitan Club and others.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
FOUR GIRLS IN A BOAT
AN EXCITING EXPERIENCE THEY HAVE IN
A CAPTAINLEss CRAFT IN JAMAICA BAY.

AN EXCITING EXPERIENCE THEY HAVE IN
A CAPTAINLEss CRAFT IN JAMAICA BAY.
The Misses Minnie Bengitt Freda Sleiger and
Sophie Sleiger, of Arverne. and Josephine
Weschler of No. 210 East Tenth-st., Manhat-
tan. had exciting sail in Jamaica Bay yester-
day. They were last night laid UP with ner-
vousness resulting from fright They started
out in the sloop Snow Drop, with Captain Jesse
Glover at the tller with a strong wind blowing
and high sea running, and had fine time
sailing about the bay, when the rudder became
jammed and the boat unmanageable. Captain
Glover tried to right the trouble, and to do so
leaned the stern. While he leaning
over gust of wind hit the boat, and the rudder
cleared itself, and the sudden lurch of the boat
threw Captain Glover into the water. BY the
time he came to the surface the sloop was twen-
ty-five feet away, and travelling like an ex-
press train.
A party on a launch had witnessed the mis-
hap and the captain was picked up. The launch
then pursued the sloop, but was not fast enough
The occupants of the launch passed uncom-
Portable five minutes when they saw the four
girls try to master the sloop. The girls rea-
soned, it afterward appeared, that the right
thing to do was to get down the sail They
went about it the wrong way. for all four got
hold of the main sheet and hauled on it. They
brought the boom almost amidships and, see
ing the sail not coming down, they played
out the mainsheet, and every one on the launch
expected to the sloop CapsiZe. Finally the
girls hauled the boom in again, and the Sloop
went on a zigzag course across the bay with
the launch a poor second. Every time the
launch thought to anticipate the erratic move
ments of the sloop slant of the wind would
send the sloop in uneXC Cected direction. After
fifteen minutes of this work the sloOp grounded
hard and fast Claiming Bar, near Barren
Island. The girls were rescued then and taken
10 ArYerne.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
SWIMMERS CLOTHING IN DANGER.
EXCITING SCENES AT THE BURNING OF A
CONEY ISLAND BATHHOUSE-MRs.
NATION LOOKS ON.

Fire broke out in Arkenbauts bathing estab-
lishments, at Tiyou's Wharf Coney Island. yes
terday afternoon. More than thousand per-
sons bathing there at the time, and
great confusion arose in the mad rush the
bathers made for their clothing. Many were
unsuccessful in getting their garments, and for
several hours the unfortunates presented a ludi-
crous appearance in their abbreviated costumes
The houses were wooden structures. about 50x60
feet some of them being two stories in height
The loss is estimated at $1,000. The safe in
which were kept the valuables of the bathers
was saved.
Mrs. Carrie Nation was an interested specta-
tor of the blaze, but whether she assisted the
lremen in their efforts with her little hatchet
could not be ascertained.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
BATHER DIES OF HEART DISEASE
HE sUCCUMBs WHILE IN THE WATER AT
SOUTH BEACH-EFFORTs TO RE-
VIVE HIM FAIL

Bernard Nehan ffty-two years of age Of No
$50 South-st., Manhattan and Charles Green. of
No 1S7 South-st.. went in bathing at South
Beach Staten Island. yesterday Nehan had
only entered the water. when he was seen TO
start upright from stopping position and then
fall forward with his head under water. George
Valentine, a life guard. with John Carmichael
and Otto Hurst. went after him They worked
an hour and a half trying to revive him, before
a physician could he summoned. The doctor
pronounced the man dead from heart disease.
Nehan was a newsdealer, having stand at
James Slip.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
SOLDIER DROWNED IN THE SOUND.

Corporal Charles Bailey twenty-five years old.
single, OF Company l., Engineer Corps at VIII
let's Point. in company with two went out for
a sail on the Sound yesterday afternoon In a 12foot
from the shore she capslzed throwing the three
men into the water. Bailey attempted 10 swim
ashore, but sank before he had gone half the way.
His companions clung TO the capsized boat. and
were rescued In exhausted condition.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
NINE FIREMEN CAPSIZED.
FROM AN UPTURNED YACHT OFF
CONEY ISLAND

The yacht Morning Star, with Captain Charles
Carl and eight members of the Fire Department
at Hammers Station Rockaway. on board, cap
sized in a heavy sea off Coney Island yesterday
afternoon. The occupants were picked up by
the Mabel Holland, Captain William Holland of
Bath Beach. The steamer Argus. Captain Posey
towed the disabled craft to the Fort Wadsworth
pier at Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Ew-YoRK-sUNDAY. SEPT. s. 1901
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Astoria CBr), Wilson, GlasgoW August p and
nsars 10 Henderson Arrived the Bar at 6;l5
gGsr Ga Potomac tBr> Andersen August %. in
haset ~ Philip Ruprecht Arrived at the Bar at AIS
g3.ar Marquette Osr) Gates August % with
Steamer Stateudam Dutch. Van der Zee, ROTTERDAM
August % and Boulogne 80 with mdse S7s cabin and s4i
seerage passengers TO the houahd AnielcA he 1i'e4
stnsn@r @ Stella (Cierl Bachmann Leghorn August
Genoa II Naples D. with mdse and passengers 10 t
Hamburg-American Line.
Steamer Vimera CBrl Howat Progreso August a. with
hemp to Bacon. Arrived at the Bar at ndh'sh'
Steamer Grenoda tEr) Murchison Trinidad August 81
and Grenada September l. with mdse and y caoih pas
sengers the Trinidad Shipping and lradihS 60 Ne
steamer FL Vale Quick. New Orleans five days with
mdse T Van Sickle -. 90 -
,enfnegos September > with mdse and IL passengers TO
lanes p Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar at - m
Charleston s with mdse and passengers to William +
clyde Co. ,,,,,.- ,,.-,,,, ,u,,h r,a.s and
messengers 10 the Old Dominion SIS Co
SteoT,er Jefferson. Dole. Newport News and Nortolk
,b ndse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion SIS Co -
sandy Hook J, Sept s. $3.50 m--Wind north =
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS.
,ar, Sent S 1125 m-Saled. steamer I.ucania
0ueenSSoTM eRT' McBay from Liverpool for New-Yerk.
cape yvsver New-York Gibraltar Naples and Genoa.
,,.obv Head Sept S-Passed, steamer Friedrich der
Crosse Ger, EicheL Bremen Tor southampton and
newborn SAILED.
s,.rsr, scarthoe CBrl. for Philadelphia; seia dtaD.
- @ rd New orleans: Hohenfes tGerl Port Eliza
Tampa anu to Newport News; Asama (Brl, shanghai:
Pontiac (I3r Venice and Trieste ~ Iuthoe't 'ap Ant
Vyerp; Housatonic tBrl. Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
ELECTRICITY FOR ST. PATRICK'S CHIMES
NEW SYSTEM USED FOR THE FIRST TIME
YESTERDAY.

After trials for two three days. new system
of operating the chimes of st. Patricks Cathedral
was used yesterday at high mass. II a. m, and at
the p. service.
In the new system electricity is used as the mo-
tive power. While this method requires a man 10
operate the keyboard the system is considered
more satisfactory than the one previously IN use
Under that the chimes operated automatically
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
THREE MEN REPORTED LOST.
THEIR BOAT swAMPED OFF NoRToN's
POINT IN THE HEAVY SEA.

It was reported yesterday that small boat
containing thr.e men, who were fishing off
Coney Island. at Norton's Point was capsized
in the heavy sea that running, and that the
three men were drowned.
The boat afterward drifted into Gravesend
Bay, and picked up. There was no name on
the craft, and no other mark by which it could
be identified.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
A DROWNED BOYS BODY FOUND.

The body Of Stephen Johnson seven years old, of
No. 33S West Thrty-ninth-st., found i'm the
North River of West Thirty y-seventh-st. yesterday
The lad had gone swimming Saturday night. That
night the police made search for the lad
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Anti-Tanlnany MayoraIty conference evening.
start of Buffalo. Fiftyeighth-st and
Fffth-ave.. s a.
state Railroad Commissioners Fifth Avenue Hotel
ing.
Young Mems Democratic Association of the vth Assem-
bly, District. Schultheis's Fort George Casino.
p m.
Policeman oNeuIs trial Police Headquarters, morning
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5:35 rises 2:i5 Moons age 70
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook IS Island sos He'll Gate T:01
P.M-Sandy Hook 4:56 Gov. Island o:26 He'll Gate IlS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
ALLEGED GAMBLERS DISCHARGED.

MAN WHO SAID HE WAS svANDLED FAILS
TO APPEAR AGAINST PRISONERS.
James Head sixty years cid, of No. ~ West
Forty second-s; George Delaney, sixty-three years
old. Of the Putnam House. and Charles Brown. of
No. los East Forty-ninth-st., VINO arrested
Saturday night in a raid alleged gambling
house at No. 104 West Thirty-e eighth-st., were
raigned before Magistrate Flammer yesterday.
Head was charged with keeping a gambling house,
and the other men had been locked up as dis
orderly persons.
The raid had been made on complaint of man
who said he Joseph Howard, of Boston. He
alleged that he had been enticed to the place and
robbed of $40 in a crooked faro game.
In court the complainant failed to appear, and
Magistrate Flammer said that the mere possession
of the gambling parapheTnalia not sufficient
evidence on which to hold the prisoners. They
were discharged.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
GILsEY-John NJ Egan. president of the Ocean
Thomas i: Wood, I. S, NJ. C. ,HoLLAND..Justlce
d. Cady Herrick, of the New-York State Supreme
Court Colonel Richard c. Kerens, of St Louis
Captain F. r. McKenna. u. S. A. MANHATTAN
miral Charles ,.ONeil. Y. S. N; State Senator %
George r. Malhy, of Ogdensburg. SAVOY-The
Rev Hugh Black of Edinburgh. Scotland. WAL
DORF-Marvin Hughitt president of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway, of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
NAY POSTPONE SCHLEY COURT.
AN UNCONFIRMED RUMOR CIRCULATED
IN BUFFALO.

Buffalo Sept. S.-A rumor is current that In
view of the attack the President and the
presence here of the chief officials of the coun-
try. the Schley court of inquiry will be post
poned No official information on the subject is
obtainable.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
FIsHERMAN DROwNED I'M EAsT RIVER.

James Duffy. twenty-four years old. OF No. L. 42O
Avenue a drowned last night while fishing in
the East River off East Seventy-sixth-st. In clam
bering over some barges Duffy had slipped and
fallen between two OF them. The body was not re-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
NEW-YORK CITY.

120 West Observation-Disclosures held for
the Coroner yesterday the charge of causing
the death of John Echorn. who was riding a
bicycle in West Observation-Disclosures when
he was run down by Hellasbrecht.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
ROLLING MILL COMPANY PROSPEROUS.

Paterson, Sept. (speciaD.-The Passaic Rolling
MIL Company has been so busy for two years that
il has not been able TO keep up with its orders and
at recent meeting Of the directors it was decided
TO lay out $500 900 in increasing the plant.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
FOREIGN PORTS.
Amusemeuls.

pOocTop,S Big Comedy and vaudeville 9s,dlI Stock
- ~ ("Widow nedott.' Europe's best
E3fQ 81. vaudeville feature, Eiorenz Troupe.
81 A.. {Augustin Daly's "a Night On,' and
OH AVE. continuous vaudeville 20 1880
ro4L O. {"The Man From Mexico" Great
oolll ot. Comedy apf yandesi,me- All sis ,. Aet.
ZOln ot. {dy Vaudeville, ~, 20, 0oc
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Eaiserin Maria TIL Bremen, y G L $50 a m 1000 a m
AUianca Colon. $3.50 m 100 p m
rr,orIeSton ('Ivde m
Sta(h Stsr portland Maine. ......... 500
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
-, ,.,,tt. sonthauntcn Amer. $50 m 200 a m
IItetin i.ernro White Sar...... $40 a m 1900
ltaggeS.nd .ntyern Rel Starr. m
State Of Nebraska. Allan state.
81. u IJarana ward rd.......l2OO m 300 m
5e,eI II:aIveston MaIlorv............ 300
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER L..
-,ta LIavre French. ............ 700 a m a m
Ia IIaphurr Ianb-An IN a m
AuSt4sle Isrer,en \ TJoyd ...... a m
6Eroso IaSsan etc Waydeli & co. 1900 300 m
"a I,st Nts,y Orleans Morgan 300 m
II ri,cs North Brazn Prince. 1900 200
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

1:2o p. Mo. 145 West FIfty-fourth-st. owner un-
known
1885 p. Mo. II East Third-st. Jacob Lang: $500
300 p .-South and Rutger unknown; 5000
6:45 p m-No 545 East Fffty-hfth-st, Edward Bridge;
200 p Mo e5 Mar,set-st. Yetta F1debaum: slight
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
COMING NORTH ON
 THE SS. QEtEN
Patsy Clarke, tho Mining Man, and
 Party On Next Excursion

Patsy Clark the Spokane million airc mining man. Miss Ula Clark. Mis-, Rhca Clark. Miss Katherine Clark. Mrs. Hoover. Miss Blanche Flournoy Mrs. Harvey. Miss Gertrude Harvey. Miss Helen Laycll P W. Clark. John F. Clark. Jim Clark. C. C. Hall and IT. F. UalL a party of Spokane pleasure seekers. arrived m Seattle recently and arc to make thc Alaska trip ou the nest voyage of the Queen.
 Mr. Clark Is interested greatly m Kctchikau and Prince of Wales Island mining properties and but recently re- turned Go Seattle from Alaska.
 He win leave the party at Skagway and together with his son. will make a trip into thc Rainy Hollow quartz min ing district back of Porcupinc He may also visit Atln and White Horse properties
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
NO CONCESSIONS MADE
 BY WHITE PASS ROUTE
Rumor To That Effect Recently Published Is False Tnf.
 fife Officials Deny Report. Manager Hawkins Busy

No traffic concessions small or otherwise. were made bY President $. F. Graves. General Manager F. C. Hawkins and General Traffic Manager .J F. Lee. while iu Dawson recently. The supposed tclcgraphic report pub ishcd by a SkagVay paper Co that ci- feet. Is false
 Since Mr. Hawkins arrival on a special train Tuesday night he has been very busy iu his private othcc and has scarcely any time Co discuss thc pres cnt traffic outlook.
 Local Manager oi the Traffic De- pariment Mckay. when asked whether he had been advised oi any traffic con. sessions. said that his office had not been advised oi any change in freight rates and he had not heard oi any.
 While General Manager Hawkins was in Dawson he was hcScigcd by
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
COMPANIES EXTFND THE
 TRUCE SIXTEEN DAYS
Was to Have Expired July Sl Will Hold Meeting Aug
 ust 10 When the Matter Will Be Settled

ed. The extension of the temporary truce is looked upon by many as an omen of danger and it is thought prob able that the rate war will continue with greater strcnuosity than before. Since the temporary cessation of hos tihties was declared, rates to South eastern Alaska have been increased.
 A local agent said yesterday that he believed thc time was extended m or- der Co allow any impending negotia- tions between Dodwcll & Co., and the Pacific Coast $ S. Co., to go through before thc next meeting of the Alaska Steamship Association
 In event that the Pacific Coast $. $. Co. absorbs the Washington & Alaska s. s. Co. matters will be much more easily adjusted as there will be only two companies running boats out ol Seattle to Lynn Canal
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Local steamship agents yesterday re- ccived adviccs from the head offices in Seattle that the temporary truce en- tered into by the Pasi6c Coast Steam ship Company. Dodwcll & Co., and the Alaska Steamship Company, June |, whereby the Southeastern Alaska rate war was abandoned for a term of oo days and Che regular passenger rates restored, and which would have eN. pircd by limitation July 3I, has been extended Co August TO- evidently be- cause of the fact that the various lines interested are not yet ready Co settle the questions involved. A meeting ot the various companies has been callc ] for August 10. when the matter will be settled
 Opinions seem Co differ as to whcth- CT the temporary adjustment will be made permanent or the strife continu-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
WILL SOON COMMENCE WORK OF
 LAYING SKAGWAY- JUNEAU CABLE
Party York
 wOrR-LOnEth of Be About I26 Aine

Scgt Erickson in charge of Che U. $. Signal corps office yesterday re- ceiyed word that the parties who are Co build thc cable between here and Juneau would arrive sometime next week. Major Glasiord, oi the '. $ Army. win represent thc Government iu tbc work. and thc actual work win bc done by ihc w. J. BriNcy Company. cable manufacturer, oi New York City. and will bc in charge oi George E. Eos tcr. superintendent oi thc company
 Mr. Foster win bring several expert Workmcn with him from New York hut a part of thc force win consist oi ten or twelve electrical engineering students oi the Washington State Uni-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
TRUE NEGRO MINISTRIES
The Magnolia Four and Co. L. TaI-
 ont To Go On tho Boards

The versatile Magnolia Four" of the colorcd troops. assisted by the best talent of Co. l.. 2itb Infantry will pro- duce a minstrel show on August 70. The songs, dances and minstrelsy will be of the decided old plantation type and the costumes and stage setting will be elaborate and true. No trouble or expense will be saved to make the ai- fair success in every detail. Co. l. numbers many people of talent and it .s believed that they can put upon the boards of Skagway an aggregation that cannot be surpassed in the west and will certainly discount any travel ing minstrel show that has appeared
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
GOT orr WITH A
 LIGHT SENTENCE
Ed. Dounolly Fined s26 For Assault-
 ing Norman Stroam

Edward Douucly 90 Chilcoot fisher manwho split open Herman Stream ', head with a hatchct wa, yesterday fined S,5 m thc commissioner. .s court tor assault with intent Co kin The scn- teucc came as a surprise for almost every one present expected Go see Che prisoner bound over to the superior court.
 Douuclly and Stream are engaged iu fishing near the Chilkoot c1nucy and Tuesday had a quarrel which re- suited u che former attacking Stream with d hatchct and cutting a large sash iu his head
 The prisoner made hardly any de- ieusc. the maliciousucss of the act being very apparent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
60 TO NOME
Third Voyages of Two Ships
 This Season
Tow Passengers But Much Freight Booked For tho North Four Ships on tho Way-Prominsnt People Sail

Within as many days four steamships will depart on their second and third sailings for Nome They are the Ore gon. Roanoke, Nome City and Santa Ana. The Nome City and Oregon will with their departure, Monday, begin their third round trip voyage for the season Each has completed two Nome voyages.
 The Roanoke, owned and operated by the N. A. T. & IT. Company is scheduled to sail today. while the San ta Ana of the same line expects to put Co sea Monday. All four vessels sail with light passenger lists. though each has a fair freight cargo m sight. Among the more prominent of the Roanoke's forty passengers will be P. L.. Mullen. Pierce Wickcrsham. w. D. Green C. C. Cox. Miss A. C. Far thing. Miss M E. Leighton and Capt. F. E Brown.
 Mullen is the U. S Land Commis- sioncr at Raraput Wickersham, Green and Cox are members of the Anvil Greek Mining Company of Nome The first named is a son of Judge Wicker sham of the U. s. court at Eagle City Capt Brown was recently appointed port captain of the Northern Naviga- tion Company. to be stationed at s. Michael He designed and had charge of the construction of the Will II. Tsom. the new Yukon river steam CT of the North American Transporta- ton & Trading Company. The Misses Farthing and Leighton go to Anvil. on the Yukon. as missionaries for the Domestic and Foreign Missionary So- cicty of New York. a Baptist institu ton.
 The Roanoke takes about I.SOo tons of general freight, principally for the operating company
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

merchants. singly and in groups, com mittccs of business men and from the Board of Trade, who asked for a lowering of freight rates.
 \ prominent transportation man in Skaeway said yesterday that even ii the officials saw that the present rates were too high they could not very well be lowered ul the summer season was nearly over It takes time Co ac, complsh such work
 President s. II. Graves. Vice Pres, ident and Traffic Manager J. F. Lee are coming ub the river on the Selkirk, due Co reach White Horse early this morning and they may possibly ar rive on tonight's train
 General Manager Hawkins was to have left for Seattle on the Dolphin but could not finish his busiqcsS in time.