Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-06

. President i, lIsoosevilil lt d has dee,srlsd.
himself against 9 bossism' q Ia New
York city politics. This declaration
he HIS made emphatic Ia letters To-
personal and political friends regard
Ing the selection OF q president Of tho
committee Of New YORK.
county. r ss=:.z 5.t#
2ss Secretary Root has addressed 4 let.
tor to Charles Raynard, president Of
the American Society Of the Isle Of
Pines stating positively that In his
Judgment the Isle Of Pines belongs to
Cuba, and strongly advising the Amer.
leans there: to submit themselves to
Cuban law. Ia: 81 r =ss:s AS:
4 Charles NJ. Stillings was sworn in
as government printer. His tirst Of.
sacial act was to appoint Oscar ].
Ricketts, foreman OF printing. !
George Alderman, 20 years old and
convicted Of illegal voting 1t the re.
cent election in New York, was. son.
fenced to the Elmira reformatory for
not less than IA months. He pleaded
guilty to voting twice.
At a meeting Of the Columbia uni
yersity committee on students or
gantzations, it was decided to abol-
ish football as ono Of the recognized
sports Of the university's students. s 81
: In session at Washington the M,
tional committee having inscharge the
matter of the proposed change of In.
auguration day decided to recon-
mend to congress the last Thursday in
April as the date. i. esst. !,
The safe In the post once at Pig
gott, Ark, was blown open and two
registered letters and $500 in cash are
missing. The building was badly
damaged by the explosion. -
Robert Brown, Is years old, who
was injured in q football game at Sc
dalia, Mo-, between two Eelevens, died
later. Brown was paralyzed from the
neck down. ~. : ,' - a.
The village ;. of Rocca Soraggio,
near Lucca, Italy, has been entirely
destroyed by landslip, with the ex-
ception Of a church. Fortunately there
there were no victims, the inhab.
itants having fled. g - -.-~ -
Thomas J. Ma1oney. died from in
juries received in street car accident
in Chicago, after saving the life of a
four-year-old> boy. '>, ~
Isaac N. Blodgett, formerly chief
justice OF the New Hampshire =. s,,-
preme court, is. dead. -
Lewis Patrito, 4 miner, was killed,
and John Beno, also a miner, was IA
tally injured by the explosion of q .keg
OF powder at the No. 2 McClelland
coal mine, Brazil, Ind. r.
The, American Exchange bank,
owned by J. M. Mitchell, OF Mount
Carmel, ILL.,, and located in Browns, a
village IA miles west of that city, was
plundered BY burglars who secured
about $1,000, but overlooked $500
which was concealed under the carpet
Of the floor Of the safe. =
President Roosevelt cabled his con-
gratulations and those Of the American
people to King Haakon Of Norway
The. Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad company. Wills butld naexten-
sion Of its lines to the Pacific coast ct
an expenditure Of }60. 000, 600; :: ="
Samuel HoRheimer, nephew of Mel
son: Morris, was arrested In Chicago
for the alleged extortion of $3.50, 1000
from a brokerage firm through a con-
fidence game. = s..-~ 1sss-a~ +. !,
Emperor William opened the reich
stag in! Berlin with: a:sformal speech.
He expressed pride in. having been
President Roosevelt's ally in bringing
about peace between Russia and ia
pan. r., ~. 49, e :.':..,.s. Fl, :. :--=,.s
Hundreds of thousands Of workmen
parading in. Vienna and other cities Of
Austria and demanding universal suf-
frage awed parliament into granting
thefr demand on the opening day Of
its session. s';s:7 ;.*
President Roosevelt, after a confer
ence with his advisers, has let it be
known that he stands flrm for the pass
age Of a railway rate regulation law
and is not willing to accept compro-
mise. &-* -. <s;f&G.
y Mrs. Elizabeth L. Morrison, IS years
old, matron of the Illinois Odd Eel
lows Orphans home, at Lincoln, ILL.,,
dropped dead in the union station at
Bloomington. - -. ~; Il
: - .. 30 = -.
An explosion in. the mixing house
and in one Of the packing houses at
the Keystone powder works, at En-.
porium, Pa, destroyed the entire
works. killed nine men and injured
several others. >sz@e.-: ! 49,.
A north-bound freight train on the
Cairo division of the Big Four was
wrecked near Paris. I'LL. An unknown
man was instantly killed, two, seri-
ously injured and ten cars demolished.
The wrecking was caused by the train
breaking In two. .... ;. <t.,yt
Four persons, one q woman, were
given an aggregate Of 81 years in pris..
on for trancking In girls in New York.
While defending himself and his
mother from an attack by his step.
father in St. Louis, Mo-, Fred Rogers,
II, years old, fred:.a bullet into his
stepfather's heart, causing instant
death. %@s:. y IN s-'h>:' <.-s@s%.=s
Pension Attorney John w. Eighmy
of Amsterdam, N. :, was arrested by
the United States authorities on Z
charge Of forging pension papers. He
was committed to Jail in. default OF
80 900 bail. NTH ..: n ,=s.ss ::ss ..>*s !. Il