Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-09-26

Mayor Adam, of Buffalo, former
Mayor Phelan, of San Francisco, and
others wire protests to New York city
against the unauthorized use of their
names on the selected fusion ticket"
Serious disorders are feared in Rus
STA. Revolutionists say a great up
rising is near: and preparations are
made for the massacre of Jews.
Secretary of agriculture seeks opin-
ion of attorney general as to whether
new meat inspection law will have ef-
feet of barring out foreign meat prod
ucts.
Announcement is made that the
United states have consented to adj
minister the customs of Santo Domin-
go and apply receipts to clearing the
public debt of the island government.
A terrific storm broke suddenly at
Hongkong, lasting two hours and de-
stroying innumerable native craft
and causing much loss of life. The
harbor is literally strewn with wreck
age and the streets Of the city are
blocked with debris.
Eight people are dead, 20 more or
less injured and as many more are
missing as the result of the wrecking
of Rock Island passenger train three
miles from Dover, Okla.
In an attempt to escape from a fast
passenger train on long trestle over
the La Crosse river, Mrs. Stephen
Yohe was killed and Mrs. Carl Kla-
witter was injured.
The Clyde liner New York brought
into port at Charleston, S. c., the mate
and three seamen Of the American
bark r. D. Bibber, wrecked off the
Frying Pan Shoals. The vessel turned
turtle and went to pieces.
Ed Woods, clerk at the Kankakee
(1ll.) post Office, left and developments
it is alleged, indicate that he has en-
bezzled hundreds of dollars in five
years. Before leaving, Woods cashed
S140 in checks. Those are now said
to be worthless
The sovereign grand lodge of Odd
Fellows at Toronto elected the fol-
lowing officers: Grand sire, John L.
Nolan, Nashville, Tenn; grand secre-
tary, John B. Goodwin, Baltimore,
Md; grand treasurer, M. R. Muckle,
Philadelphia.
While crossing the track of the Wi
mona interurban line, Is miles south
Of Goshen, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones,
aged "a and IS years, respectively,
were struck by an interurban car and
instantly killed.
Five deaths and seven vessels have
been added to the list Of wrecks and
deaths due to the recent gale which
swept the coast of Labrador.
Mrs. l.. w. Cooper and Miss Nellie
Manning, Of Charlotte, N. c., were Sc
verely injured in a collision between
a street car and an automobile on
which they were riding at Denver.
Train No. 7, the west-bound Balti-
more & Ohio Southwestern flyer,
crashed into the side of accommoda-
ton train No. / while the latter was
attempting to back its train into a
siding at Huron, Ind. The engineer
and fireman of the flyer were killed.
One passenger and three mail clerks
received slight injuries.
According to the officers of the Hi
hernia bank, the London and Lancas-
tershire Fire Insurance company has
issued notice that it will pay it's
policyholders who suffered losses in
tho Gan Etroraico0 t~
the dollar.
The executive council of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor adopted the
report Of the labor representation
committee regarding it's participation
in the political campaign.
Lee Crown, Harry Williams and
Harold Williams were arrested at Pc
toskey, Mich, on charge of coun-
terfeiting. They are alleged to have
made lead nickels with which to play
slot machines.
In a bitter clash of opposing fac
tons in the primary elections in New
York county, Congressman Herbert
Parsons, president of the New York
county committee, won a sweeping
victory for the control of the Repub-
lican organization while Leader
Charles Murphy, of Tammany Hall,
retained his position at the head of
that organization by a narrow mar
gin.
Gov. Deneen, OF Illinois, has issued
acquisitions on the governors Of New
York and New Jersey for the extradi-
ton OF Paul o. Stensland, president of
the failed Milwaukee Avenue State
bank of Chicago.
After travelling thousands OF miles
in search of her little daughter, Mrs.
H. Hathaway, of Kansas City, NO., re-
covered her child from Mrs. Nettie
Plummer, who is guest of relatives
in Appleton, WIS.
The eighty-third annual session of
the Illinois conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church convened in
the First M. E. church in Taylorville
with a large attendance.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg re-
ports that Vazet, characterized as the
most dangerous of the terrorist lead
ers and the author of many crimes,
was arrested at Mitau.
AS the result of overtures made by
the officials OF the Vandalia Coal COM
pany to the district officials of the
miners Of Indiana, the strike at the
mines of the coal company which in
volved 5000 men, has been declared
of, and the miners returned to work.
The coal company grants all the de-
mands of the miners.
A cloudburst in the northwestern