Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-02-13
LATER NEWS.

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binatlon of the cereal companies.
Two years ago the American Cereal
company planned to increase its CAPT.
tai from So, 500, 900 to 1913, 600, 600 to
form a combination of 95 per cent of
the mills in the country.
Will Wright and Sam Williams, ne
groes. charged with being implicated
in the killing of Dan Childers and the
wounding of j. B. Mcneil, both white,
at Rice & Phelps camp, on June &c,
were killed in the Jail at Dade City,
Fla. by mob of so men.
/ A Northern Pacific train ran away
while coming down a long grade at
Weston, WASH, at the summit of the
Cascades. One man, brakeman
named Macdonald, was instantly
killed, and the engineer, Boyce, was
badly injured.
The members of the colored Baptist
church, in Usage City, Kan, are en-
gagged in war to see which is the
stronger, and as result partly
finished church is in ruins
An insane man was placed in the
asylum at Matlock. England for at
tempting to destroy a statue of the
Virgen Mary in a church while servic-
es were bein G held.
A big strike was inaugurated at the
National Stamping Works at Granite
City ILL.,, because Eliza Schroeder was
caught kissing a young man and was
discharged.
The president has nominated Carol
D. Wright, of Massachusetts, to be
commissioner of labor, and Oscar NAL
mas, of Minnesota, consul at Colon,
Colomb ia.
Fire at Havana caused loss of $780,
600. A lumber yard, sawmill and four
teen houses were burned.
The town of MERGED, CAL, was COM
k pletely flooded by heavy rains for
three days.
The British government will send
$4,000 mounted reinforcements to
Kitchener in South Africa.
At Baku, Russia, fire broke out in
the magazines of the Caspian and Black
Sea company, which contained 6.OOO,-
900 pools of petroleum. The conflagra-
ton resulted in great loss of life and
widespread damage.
. DR.. Homer C. Stuntz, of Mount Yer
non, Iowa, has been appointed presid-
ing elder of the Methodist church in
the Philippines.
The steamer Empress of China
brings the news of fresh outbreak of
plague in Formosa, with seven deaths
IN seven days.
1t was announced the 9TH that the
illness of the queen of Sweden ard
Norway is liable to terminate fatally.
A steam pipe on the steamer Ben
turia, plying between San Francisco
and Chile, exploded, killing five sea-
men.
While eating an oyster stew at Hop
kinsville, KY, G. H. Champlin found
pearl the size of navy bean. An
expert pronounced the gem worth at
least $500.
A passenger train on the Erie road,
while running at high rate of speed,
was wrecked near Greenville, Pa,
killing five passengers and injuring
ten others.
The intensely cold weather prevail
ing in China is causing widespread
suffering. There have been over a
hundred deaths in Canton from the
cold.
The civil ceremony of the marriage
of Queen Wihelmina of Holland, to
Duke Henry of Mecklenburg-Schw
was performed at 1880 a. m. the 9TH.
Immediately afterwards the process
sion started for the church, headed by
fifty Hussars. the bride, the BRIDE
groom and the queen mother riding
in golden state carriage drawn by
eight horses.
Conductor Todd, who killed his ne
gro porter in a Pullman palace car at
the Louisville & Nashville depot in
New Orleans, was honorably acquitted.
The ship Sea Witch was destroyed
by fire at Manila.
Several hundred tons of dynamite
stored in an underground chamber of
the San Andres mine, situated in the
Sierra Madres. in the western part of
the state of Durango, Mexico, explod.
ed with terrific force, blowing the
whole top of the, mountain off and de-
stroying portion of the village of the
miners there. Eighty-seven persons
were killed. y.