Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-01

81 The czar has pardo ned all thes h,
sAnesesp prisoners who, on account of ssln-
fractions OF the rules or attacks On
the guards ond otler officers were sen-
fenced TO imprison ...555.
Mr.. Isham Randolph, one OF the
members OF the board Of consulting
engineers for the Panama canal, says
the waterway will be completed before
the year 1916. # :z .s== sSz.s:
Mary Mabie Rogers, under sentence
OF death In Vermont for killing her
husband. has been granted leave to
proceed on appeal before the supreme
court Of the United States as q pauper
without payment Of costs. *s .
The trial Of David E. Sherlock, in
clcted for embezzlement while auditor
oil Indiana has been set for November
q in indianapolis. Willard s. Wick
ard, indicted with Sherrick, will not bo
tried until after the disposal Of the
Sherrick case. :. ss5s. {. - '2 ss ~
Jerry Simpson. former congressman
from Kansas and one OF the most
unique characters in American poll
tics, is dead. Il !: .3 = 92
The receiver Of the wrecked Pitts
burg bank failed to ind notes for $500
GOO loaned to politicians. 1, + . s.fs.*s
+, Gillian malc0ntents started q revolt
during the army's absence from ) the
capital and many were slain on the
streets. ~, es.s%.r@~H :
The annual report of the treasurer
of the, United States shows that ex-
renditures during the last two years
have exceeded revenue by $64 ,OO0, O00.
Deputy Edd Cole, charged with the
murder Of Charles Edwards last May,
was acquitted in the circuit court at
Charlotte, Mich. :
James TOlle, an employe of the AL
exandria, Ind, paper mill. caught his
hand In the rollers and was dragged
through. He was crushed fiat.
Clinton l.. Heath. of Chicago, was
awarded $4,000 damages in the circuit
court at Kankakee. ILL.,, for injuries re-
ceived in 1904 while employed as
switchman in the Fordham yards of
the Illinois Central railroad.
The railroad strike has tied up tr1 fac
in central Russia. 1t may become
general.
Alice Roosevelt and party arrived in
San Francisco and left for the east.
The women of Philadelphia will fast
and pray on election day for the down.
fall of the republican machine and the
victory of Mayor Weaver. ~-=
The cable ship Burnside returned to
Seattle. Wash. for. coal reporting new,
and serious faults in the Alaskan
cable between that city and Sitka of
such q nature that all communication
with Alaska is cut of until the Burn
side can return. r. :.
Independent Oil refiners testified at
Cleveland that the railroads refuse to
give them a joint through rate to New
England points, thereby giving the
Standard Oil company a monopoly in
that field.
The mikado reviewed the Japanese
navy, 30S men of war, including cap
tured Russian vessels. 3
=. The governors mansion at Jefferson
City, Mo-, was damaged't to the extent OF
$1,000 by fire. Gov. Folk, his wife and
guests had to seek quarters at nearby
hotel.
According to the military attaches
who recently returned from the front,
Russia had considerable in excess of
1000, 900 soldiers in the far east when
peace was declared. 49,. ,.s,.<. 49,. ..
Conductor Mcclellan, of Erie. Pa. and
Fireman Wilson, Of Buffalo, of a Lake
Shore local freight. train, were found
dead beside the tracks at Silver City, N.
Y. They had been struck by a train and
killed.
During the IL months ended June 80,
1905, $50 persons were killed and Is, 1888
injured as the result of accidents on rail-
road trains, according to report OF: the
interstate commerce commission. @
Crazed with grief over the death OF
his son, who committed suicide with IL
Illuminating gas last week. Herman
Schultz shot himself through the head
while the funeral service was being read
over the body of his son, in New York.
and fell across the coffin. dead.
President Loubet, of France, arrived,
at Madrid and was accorded a magnif-
cent reception, -~> -:.-*s@
The supreme court of the United
States decided that State Senator George
E. Green, of New York, must come to
Washington for trial on charge of con-
spring: with Beavers and others to de-
fraud the government in the purchase
OF supplies for the post Office depart
ment. 49, II .<...& ~. t4..a..:z 49,. j
DR.. Edward Martin. director of the
Philadelphia department of public
health and charities, sent his resigna-
ton to Mayor Weaver. The position
paid $4,000 year. - .tv:'.,s
1t is semi-ohicially reported that tho
car has appointed Count White premier,
with the portfolio of minister of finance.
George B. Warner, convicted Of the
murder Of Han. Pulaski Leeds, master
mechanic of the Louisville railroad, es-
capped from the. Kentucky state hospital,
Tor the insane at Hopkinsville.
Forty-three ships and % men: are
known to have been lost in the great
lakes storm. The death list may
grow. ,s..-.= -. -, = -. szz% p
!. The crew of the barge Minnedosa,
wrecked in Saginaw bay, heroically cut
the towline and went to death rather
than cause the loss. Of another vessel.
Francis B. Runder, cashier Of the st.
Louis post Office, was arrested, follow
ing the discovery Of an alleged short
age Of $1,000 in his accounts. 49,
A monument to Pope Plus *, sub.