Willmar tribune., 1909-12-01

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at Cherry, ILL.,, making total of 101
recovered, together with 20 men who
were rescued alive. This leaves more
than 200 to be accounted for Rescu-
ers have redoubled their efforts to pen
citrate the third vein. where it is be-
lieved many miners are still alive, but
they are greatly hampered by the recur-
renee of fire In the shaft as we'll as
the huge pile of debris which must be
penetrated before they can reach the
trapped men and boys.
According to state department off,
c1al no mere apology and compensa-
ton Will be accepted from President
zelaya as satisfaction for the shoot
Ing OF the two Americans, Cannon
and Grace. It is safe to predict that
force of marines will be landed on
N1caraguan soil from the gunboats
now on each coast of that country
within few days. Four hundred more
marines have been ordered to sail
from Philadelphia.
Steamers City of Benton Harbor
and Puritan of the Graham & Nor
ton transportation line, had a very
narrow escape from laundering off st.
Joseph, Mich. during the most &C.
we're gale which has prevailed in years
on Lake Michigan. The City Of Ben.
ton Harbor reached port In safety,
but the Puritan lost her rudder and
was forced to anchor of New Buffalo,
Mlch.. until assistance reached her.
'fhe steamer Boston was wrecked of
ken1lworth, but her crew was saved
by life savers.
Co.. Roosevelt, his son Kermit and
Carl E. Akeley have killed four ele-
plants on the Guas 1nghisu plateau.
In Africa, for the Museum of Natural
History of New York.
The state crop.pest commission Of
Louisiana says the picturesque Span.
ish moss on the trees is ideal winter
quarters for the boil weevil that plays
havoc with cotton.
G. L. Garfield, for many years gen.
eral agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railway at San Francisco.
In charge Of Pacific coast traffic. is
dead.
Armstead B. Baxter, a millionaire
broker and oil and gas magnate, and
James Callahan, a wealthy retired oil
producer. both at Pittsburg, Pa, and
former partners in the oil industry,
are dead in that city.
Attended by many priests, sem1nari.
ans, students of Catholic colleges and
laymen, the funeral service of Rev.
John B. Tabb. the blind poet-priest of
Maryland. who died last Friday night,
was held at st. Charles college, ELI
colt City, Md.
Twenty'one men were rescued alive
from the st. Paul mine at Cherry, ILL.,,
after having been imprisoned therein
for seven days. They were found in
the second vein and there is hope that
| others are still alive in the third vein,
but they cannot be reached until a
great mass of coal and debris has
| been removed. The rescued miners
had built barriers and prevented the
fatal flames and fumes from reach
ing them.
Col. John Jacob Astor's yacht which
has not been heard from for a fort.
night is reported by the captain of the
steamer Caracas as being safely at
anchor In San Juan (Porto Rico) har.
Dor, on November Is.
Andrew He'll, ~ years old, was stab
bed to death by Charles Benfield at
Chicago. while defending an old man
from an attack by Benfield. The lat
ter narrowly escaped lynching at the
hands OF an angry crowd
After conference with President
Taft concerning the Nicaraguan situa.
ton, Secretary of State Knox said
that the government will at once pre-.
Iare demand on Nicaragua for repar-
alton for the execution of Leroy Can
non and Leonard Crosse upon orders
of President of Zelaya. The transport
Buffalo was ordered to proceed from
California to Panama with all possi-
be haste.
Seven fires in as many different
parts of the town were discovered in
Independence, Mo-, in one night.
THE safety of ship going to a
port which is closed or blockaded In
fact or In theory is question for the
interested parties to determine and
act on and not a question for determ.
ination by the officials concerned in
clearances.''
! Internal revenue figures show that
the total receipts since June 90 last
have been $106,60S, 1853, which Is an in
crease over the same period of 1908
Of $6,o4s,77
The new laboratory of physics at
the University of Illinois was formally
opened in the presence of many
notables, the dedicatory address be-
ing delivered by President Pritchett
of the Carnegie Foundation.
The Indiana Academy of Science
held its twenty-fifth annual meeting
in Indianapolis. DR.. A. L. Foley of
Bloomington presiding.
| Capitalized at 100000, the Wright
Company of New York has been incor.
porated at Albany, N. Y, ito manufac.
ture, deal in, and operate machines,
ships or other mechanical contriv.
ances for aerial operation
The Coliseum building, an immense
amusement hall In San Francisco
was destroyed by fire. The loss 10
100000.
Fifty thousand dollars worth of
cats were on exhibition when Pitts.
burg's (Pa.) annual cat show was for.
mally opened by the mayor.
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