Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-01
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were Injured BY an explo sion Of .turpen-s

Ten hremen and several spectators
were injured BY a. explosion &c .turpen.
tine in : New York Are. :ss.ss=5
s New York city inaugurated "a new
scheme In municipal ownership by
opening the Staten Island ferry.
Maj. r. w McC laughry, warden OF
the federal prison q at Fort Leayen-
worth. Kan, has been ordered 10 de-
liver Frank G. Bigel0w, the ex-banker,
to the court In Milwaukee on Novem-
Der 20. to testify as a witness for the
government In the case against Henry
G. Coll, former cashier Of the bank.
With masonic rites the body Of ex-
Congressman Jerry Simpson was
laid to rest in Maple Grove cemetery,
Wichita. Kan. s*. :.s@ S.=...
Charles A. Flammer announced his
resignation as republican candidate for
district attorney Of New York, and ap-
pealed to the members Of the party to
support the candidacy of William Tray
ers Jerome. 49,
The corner stone of the Methodist
hospital. to cost }300, 900. was laid at
indianapolis, Ind.
Since 1890 the value of Italy's for
eign trade has risen from SAC, 000, 900
to $7OO, 100000, and commercial ex-
changes with the United States from
So, 000. 900 to $76.000,000.
It Is of1cially announced that King
Edward has commanded that special
mission, headed by Prince Arthur of
Connaught, be dispatched to Toxic ear
~ in 1906 to confer the Order Of the
Garter ON the emperor OF Japan.
King Edward has decided to immedi-
ately raise the British legation at
Toxic to an embassy.
The comptroller of the currency has
been called upon by the department Of
justice to send special examiner to
make an investigation of the affairs
of the Enterprise national bank of AL
legheny, Pa.
The private bank of Harvey. :Hoag, of
Barker, Niagara county, N. Y, was
robbed by three men, who cut all the
telephone wires entering the village
and blew open the safe of the bank.
They got away with about $4,000 in
gold.
Burglars blew open the safe in the
Bank of >Ridgeville, Ind, stole $1,000,
and after a running battle with q
posse of citizens in which the cashier
OF the bank and two of the robbers
were wounded the safe blowers es-
capec.
Rosaline herring, the Oldest woman in
Illinois. died in Chicago at the age of
104 years as result Of fall down "a
stairway. -
Eki Hioki, secretary of the Japanese
legation at Washington, In a speech at
Cleveland, denied that the mikado has
designs on the Philippine islands.
:. Thanksgiving day promises to be
lacking In feasts, as the prices Of food
stuffs are going up alarmingly.
At banquet Of Chicago medical men
a plan for 100000 home for doctors
was given substantial impetus.
Secretary Of State Root will negoti-
ate with Venezuela for q settlement of
the French dispute. Differences with
America are. practically obviated:.
TO win bet Of Is cents Patrick Mac
Grath, an intoxicated farmer, ran an en-
CINE into q work train on siding at
Hammond, Ind, demolishing several
cars and injuring four laborers.
Brewers of Kansas City, Mo-, refused
beer to three Kansas towns. as a reply
to Gov. Hoch's crusade, and 1876 saloons
are closed in consequence. The brewers
hope to stir the people when taxes are
increased by the loss Of the liquor rev.
enue.
Kipp Smith, of Seatonville. ILL.,. who
shot and killed Belden Allen last Janu-
airy, has been found guilty of murder
and given verdict of Is years in the
penitentiary.
News from Washington, indicating
that prosecutions of thoserresponsible,
for the failure Of the Enterprise national
bank, of Allegheny, are to follow, result
ed in the hurried payment of notes by,
Pennsylvania politicians.
Sir Thomas Upton expects to again
challenge for the Americas cup in
1907.
The South Dakota supreme court has
decided that the county seat of WAL
worth county shall be at Bangor. This
citizens of Shelby one night went to
Bangor, tore down the old county build
ing and carted the records of to Selby.
Bangor took the matter to court.
The rapid stripping OF the forest has:
forced the railroads to adopt plans for
planting trees to furnish the millions
OF ties which they use every year. -.
W. H. Harroun, charged with hav-
ing forged 100000 worth of bills of
lading and obtaining money on them,
was found guilty by jury at st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, and the penalty fixed at five
years In the penitentiary. J.
An indictment containing nine counts
was returned by the federal grand jury
1T Louisville, KY, against Sebastian
zorn & Co., T. G. Williams and James
A. .Bushfeld, charging violation Of the
interstate commerce law in having
illegally secured rebates on grain. ship:
nents, favoring certain shippers and
districts and discriminating against
sothers. s.ss:s Is, (. -: ~ $3.50:
B. Frank Clyde, vice president of tho
William P: Clyde Steamship company,
and millionaire clubman, was dragged
under the wheels Of q locomotive and
instantly killed at Philadelphia,
A dispatch from Santiago, Chill. saws
that about so persons were killed ana
500 wounded during the recent rioting
there. .s.s, 1:SSS& sax ~ w ...
While returning to Marietta, O., in a
motor boat; M, l., Williamson. dentist