Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-31

M Snow Nind ana cold have extended
oYersn eaFly tthe entire I ( countr sbf-
tween Tho Rocky mount aims ana the
Missouri river, causing heavy losses
81. liYs and Sof late fruit. Tele:
2graph3wires have been Frustrated and
railroad sche dulles disarranged: at 5SS#g n:
81 Resid ents zof, Anna, Ill.,, and those
Of 8 wide sure ding jstre tch of coun-
try#|Were II. asstate OF keen alarm and
anxiety over q severe q earthq quake
shock which was felt :.throu ghout. that
region ; 3 + = s y II e :, $, ~
Charles Smith, who went to I Los
Angeles from Chicago and organized
. youthful band Of :highwaymen, who
held up and robbed many people dur
ing the month of September, was SEN
fenced to, 26 years in the peniten-
tiary. : + J: .t .1=>. T.. :: ,.|
Former United States Senator J.. r.
Burton, Of Kansas, arrived at Ironton,
Mo-, and, after dining with his wife
and niece, surrendered himself to the
Tailor and was assigned to q cell in
the 1ronton Jail. s's>>><>,;.' !: Z ].
The annual report of the auditor for
the state and other departments shows
that for, the first time in 16 years: the
consular fees received BY: the govern
ment exceed the expenditures of the
consular service. - Ss' :. i H.:
After visit of inspection to. the
immigrant station on Ellis island Vic
tor Metcalf, secretary of the ID epart.
ment Of commerce and labor, declared
that the detention quarters. on the
island were too small and ! over.
crowded. y-.s.sS .4.,: :. j:
A warrant was issued at Kokomo.
Ind, for the arrest of B. F. Wilkinson,
a wealthy farmer, charged with burn
ing barn and six horses Of ! his
neighbor, William Devore.. Wilkinson
was indicted on the testimony Of his
own children. ~ * W.: IL. f.,
Indictments were returned against
Albert H. Leonardg P. j. Trezyant, C.
S. Bauman and r. l.. Mayield, former
officials of the defunct Merchants, and
Farmers Bank and Trust company Of
Shreveport, La. 49,, E.<;;
Good results in the way of general
ly improved road :: conditions: have
been obtained IN New York, Illinois.
Wisconsin and Missouri, through &C
ton taken by road officials in those
states, on reports submitted by rural
carriers. s. ~ ..T..<:~r: .+s-
Capt. George Boynton pleaded gull
ty at New York to the charge of being
a party to a plan for counterfeiting
silver coins Of Venezuela. He was isen-
fenced to SIX months in the Kings
county penitentiary. ~: ~. -
Five robbers blew open the safe of
the Bank of Vergennes, ILL.,, secured
500 In cash, shot and mortally
wounded Abraham Kimmel, mer-
chant, and escaped.
Mrs. Johanna B. Dempsey died at
her home in Bayonne, N. j., In her
one hundredth year. She was the
Oldest woman in that city and one of
the Oldest in Hudson county. Her
death followed an accident. j..
-: A fast Northwestern train struck a
carriage near Lowden, Ia, containing
Mrs. Charles Luett and two children
and Mrs. Luett's brother-in-law, Will
liam Luett. All were killed except q
baby girl. j,
Court was held on Northwestern
train at Mapleton, Ia, and: Claude
Fisher, accused of assaulting Miss
Minnie Baker, was bound over in: ST.
600 bonds and taken to Jail at Onawa.
In the grain inquiry at Kansas City
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul's
method of managing it's big elevators
was the ground of the most interest
centered. The rule that shippers who
desired to, send grain over the Mil
waukee must notify a competitor, the
simonds-shields Grain. company, was
proved, and finally admitted. 8: - = :.
Martin L. Newell, formerly state
senator and once assistant attorney
general Of Illinois, died at his, home
in Springfield of paralysis, aged ss36S
years. So :.
= Practically all that was left of the
business portion of Bristow, Butler
county, Ia, was destroyed 4 by fire.
This is the second disastrous confla-.
grafton inside of a week. :: - -" d =. r.
Three Austrian miners were killed
and a fourth probably fatally Injured
by an explosion of powder in mine
No. II Of the. Southwestern Develop.
ment company near Mineral, 20 miles
south of Pittsburg, Kan. :, :
The: Minneapolis baseball team sof
the American association has ! been
sold to Mike and Joe Cantillon, of
Milwaukee. The Canti11ons will. still
ainsownership Of the Des eMoines
club, but will engage a player.mana,
ger for that team. : a !. IL ~ S., n:
Avast quantity Of sulphur water
was thrown out 81 the Chulo volcano
and inundated the town OF Pauchin-
alec, Salvador, killing mostsof the il.
habitants. T. ,,,.-:..>. : %s;$s st. 2E5S& a <
An inquiry into; the i. methods OF
handling grain and the relations. Of:
the railroads to grain firms: and ele.
vators was begun III the United States:
district court at Kansas City BY the
Interstate commerce commission. .} s3SS.
Emperor Francis 4. Joseph received
Count ,Goluch owski, the Austro-Hun.
garian minister. Of foreign anairs, who.
formally presented his E resi- nuation.''
which was accented ~ his mai esty. IS 81
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