Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Inc b2ttleShlp MlkaSa, the central
figure in Japan's victorious navy as
Togo's flagship, was destroyed ky fire
and~the explosion Of one of her maya
zines at Sasebo, and five men were
Killed, 251 are missing and 243 were
wounded.
According to the police estimate of
casualties during the recent rioting in
TOXIC, 3SS cOnstables, Is firemen and
two soldiers were wounded. Among
the mob and bystanders nine were
killed and 1877 were wounded.
President Roosevelt babe farewell to
the peace ENJOYS, after entertaining
them at Oyster Bay.
On the Ninth avenue elevated rail.
road. New York, car crowded with
early morning workers, on their way
downtown, pitched headlong into the
street. Twelve persons were killed. 81
Employees say the isthmus canal will
cost $1,000. 100000 and take 20 years to
complete. -A-@
Western Union directors adopted a
resolution to stop furnishing racing
news to the bookmakers and poolrooms
jonathan Reed, ''the hermit of the
cemetery" died near New York. after
~ years of watching at his wifes tomb.
Sixty passengers were injured, nine
seriously, by the overturning of trail
er attached to traction car bound from
Pittsburg, Pa, for Homestead. near the
Glenwood bridge. 1t is expected that
all OF the injured will recover.
Norway denies that mobilization of
conscripts has been ordered on the Swed-
ish frontier. A settlement is expected.
The board of consulting engineers is
strongly in favor Of lock canal for
Panama, and its attitude dooms the plan
for a sea level ditch. -:
Thomas French. q boy of East Orange,
n. j., who amused himself by sending
internal machines through the mails
and setting fire to buildings, was cap
tured and confessed.
Luke J. Cooney, Jr.. of Chicago, is
plaintiff in q suit at Kalamazoo. Mich.
said to involve an estate of $500, 900.
Handwriting experts have been sum-
noned to testify as to an So, 900 check
which it is charged was raised from
$4,000.
The murderer Of girl hanged himself
In North Dakota after leaving a note
co1fessing the crime for which another
man was executed. *
A United States warship is to take
Minister Merry to the Nicaraguan coast
to investigate the imprisonment of w. S.
Albers, an American citizen.
President Palma. of Cuba, has been
renominated by the moderate party.
Hundreds Of delegates will attend the
big interchurch conference in New York
November Is. y II. ~. +. - >. .f@ r.
Thomas w. Lawson is charged with
fraud and sued for $3,750,00o damages
by Mexican mining promoter.
A commercial alliance between japan
and the United States for the develop
ment of trade in the far east is as.
: The decision Of the fedral court de.
clares the Oklahoma grand jury. law
illegal, thereby opening a way for
many important prosecutions to fail.
!. Gov. McLane, Of New. Hampshire, for
mally announced gift to the state by
the Japanese plenipotentiaries Of $10,-
900, to be divided among the charities Of
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The attorney general asks an in.
junction prohibiting oil companies
from doing business in Missouri.
Judge William l.. Pendeld has been
designated by the president to make an
investigation Of the trade relations be-
tween the countries Of South America
and those Of Europe with Z view to Inn
proving American commerce with the
countries lying to'the south d the Unit.
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