Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-31
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4. LATE y FOREIGN DISPATCHES

Interesting Items Of News Gathered
~ from All Parts Of the Globe and
Il Outlined In tho Briefest Manner
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:j At the Interstate commerce com.
missions inquiry at Omaha into the
4 abuses of the grain and elevator bus.
3 mess J.. O: Phillippi. assistant general
4 freight agent of the Missouri Pacific
4 railway for this territory, admitted
that his road discouraged the estab'
Y lishment of more than one elevator at
r small stations, and also showed small
consideration to dealers without ele-
/ vators who loaded grain from wag-
: ons.;
- Mrs. Mary Dover, of Mobile, shot
! her husband, Thomas Dover, tnflict-
ing a wound in the head, from which
he died. Mrs. Dover claims she shot
her husband in selfzdefense.
~&s United States Senator Stone, of
I Missouri, is confined to his room at 4
!. hotel at Kansas City, Mo-, suffering
from a severe cold, which physicians
fear may attack his lungs.
The cutting OFF of a considerable
/ area of New Orleans from free mail
delivery on account of lack of side
walks or crossings was announced by
the post Office department. Delivery
will be resumed as fast as sidewalk
faculties are provided.
The Observation-Disclosures Rail-
. way company, with an authorized
capital of 100000 was incorporated
at Trenton, N. J.
= Mrs. Guadalupe Vigily Bares, wife
Of a rancher at Round Mountain, and
her two children were drowned in the
Rio Grande near Santa Fe. They were
!! fording the river in a wagon.
In Joint convention the Kentucky
State Grange and Farmers institute
passed resolutions condemning the
government free seed distribution.
William T. Jennings, aged 81, con-
sulting engineer of the city of Toron-
to, died at the residence of Manager
J.. r. Elliott, of the Michigan United
Railways in Lansing.
BY an explosion in the mine of the
Cambria Steel company at Johnstown,
Pa, seven men are reported to be
dead and two painfully but not fatally
burned.
= D. M. Twemley and wife, houseboat
occupants, were arrested at Fort
Smith, Ark, charged with being i'm
plicated In the killing of the man
found tied in a cotton sack at Paw
paw, I. T.
Secretary Taft's statement that he
would put all the arms surrendere
by the insurgents where they would
do no further harm was verified when
a company of the Cuban artillery
threw the weapons into the sea from
the outer bastion Of MORO castle.
More than dozen persons were IN
jured and babe was killed in a fire
which destroyed the chamber of COM
merce building, four>story brick and
stone structure, used as a store and
tenement building, at Park and Gen.
trail streets in the Riverview district
of Kansas City, Kan.
Steps are rapidly being taken to
reduce the number of saloons in Val
1ejo, CAL, which is across the channel
from the Mare Island navy yard, in
accordance with the wishes of Secre-
tary of the Navy Bonaparte.
The supreme court of Illinois rem
dered an opinion in the. case of the
supreme lodge of the Modern Amerf-
can Fraternal order. against the
board Of review of Ehingham county.
The board of review assessed $40, 900.
the amount Of mortuary expense fund
on hand. The court holds that the
legislature had no power of eexemp-
ton. II 4tt,sti% - ~: Il
Battling Nelson accepted the propo-
sitton OF Joe Cans to. fight for i the
lightweight championship and the
best purse offered, the winner to take
Is per cent, the loser So. i. sa:.s.., H. d
BENJAMIN Sager, a farmer, was shot
dead and his son, Claude; aged 81,
fatally wounded at Paris, Mo-, by John
Sebastian, an aged farmer. The
sagers had rented Z field from Sebas-
tan, and were to pay Sebastian tor
rent half the crop Of corn Grown;
thereon. ~ r -. IF l-s3s s = g e
Running at a speed estimated at 50
miles an hour, the fast train between,
Cleveland and Pittsburg on the Fort.
Wayne road known as tho cleveland
Flyer" was side-swiped by the caboose
ola freight train near Bellevue, Sta.
tton, O., five trainmen being injured
in the wreck. :. 5: IA !, s. IL /. IS Ia
y Former Governor General 3Ide OF
the Philippines said Fl the yilipinos
were y rapidly learning American politi-
cal methods. ,.. e.. ! 5 I -35; ss'..t &, ! /,
+. p. Short, OF Hugo, Il !. Va VA, a.
/, salssinated, being shot through e. the
window Of his home, III the pre ~
sof his wife and three children. H
n. Clemenceau, minister, 81 til, IL IN.
terror. vas summoned to the Nlyaae5
palace and entrusted with. the s;tauaak5 81
forming 81 new ministr nj II ;7Ss.
hs ninis of agriculture Inn II ~ !.
sued .aS report howine that ii on b The.
/ Whole Y the Il harvests So European Rus.5
ss y - below the average. H5s 81
"a yer 100 persons have been , drown
ed CoatepeQu aa1vad or.s
the b. destruct ton 1t by nre of tl1e
home '1I of lkins, two miles
north 3 of Deerin ia, elkin,lsI ma
one q son were burned to dea Three
,f oth Isl as family escaped