Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-12-06

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at $150,000. .
Fire destroyed most Of the business
section Of jamestown, Kan. causing q
loss estimated at 100000. Forty Of the
forty-four stores were burned.
Darius Wilson Of Foxboro, Mass.
publisher Of the Masonic World and
known throughout the country through
his advertisements Offering to organ
ize Masonic lodges and initiate mem
bers. pleaded nolo contendere in the
federal court at Boston to a charge Of
using the mails in scheme to de-
fraud. ..-.m
Mrs. Louise Vermilya, known to the
Chicago police as the "arch poisoner"
Of the century, was held to the grand
jury without bonds by the coroner's
jury which investigated the death of
Policeman Arthur Bissonette. Illness
prevented the presence of Mrs. Yer
nilya at the inquest. -.
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Smashing all records for speed,
Ralph Milford, an American driving
an American car, a Lozier, won the
Vanderbilt Cup race at Savannah, Ga.
He covered the 291 miles in 236 min
utes and averaged more than "a miles
an hour for the entire race. Ralph De
Palma finished second and Spencer
Wishart third.
Francis J. Easton of Minneapolis.
MIMI, an eyewitness to the Patterson
tragedy at Denver. Colo, testifying at
the trial of Mrs. Patterson, corroborat-
ed her story that she had shot her
husband after he had struck her twice
and Knocked her down and was stand
ing over her with his arms appraised to
strike again.
The formal order dissolving the so
called bathtub trust has been an
nounced at Baltimore by United States
District Judge Rose. The order re-
strains the Standard Sanitary Manu-
featuring company ct al. from restrain
Ing commerce in sanitary enameled
ironware.
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New canals have appeared on Mars.
the Sabaeus. Sinus and Mareicarum,
according to an announcement from
Lowell observatory at Flagstaff, Ariz,
| They were seen and photographed No,
vember 81.
William ]. Cummins, convicted OF
stealing $4,000 from the Carnegie
Trust company of New York. of which
ne was formerly president, was sen,
fenced to Sing Sing prison for not less
tnan four years and eight months. and
not more than eight years and eight
months.
Foreign
The sale of Jewels belonging e. Ah
dull Hamid, H., former sultan of Tur
Key, was begun at the gallecAea 6
Georges Petit in Paris. The sale rua
the first day amounted to about 1888,
455.
Archb1shops Farley. O'Connell and
Balcon1o OF America and IA other &c.
cleslast1cs were made cardinals & the
Catholic church by the pope in pub,
lie consfstory in the Vatican.
The Italian army at Tripon gained
a complete victory in an effort to drive
the Arabs out Of the oasis and force
the Turkish lines back at all points,
The fighting, which lasted all day. ter.
minated at nightfall by tho Turks re-,
firing from all their positions.
There was fierce bombardment OF
Marking. China. all day from the Nina
tombs gates by 1000 rebels with IL
three-1nch guns. who are opposed by
the loyal1sts with four six-inch guns
on the walls and II three-inch guns on
Purple hill. The rebels lost 300 killed
ana wounded. while the 1oyalists lost
1900.
| Forty.dve Of the crew of sixty Den
1sned when the Japanese destroys,
Harausame fOundered of Shima brow
lnce IN a storm. All the officers of the
destroyer went to their death while
endeavoring to save the men.
| Personal
Former United States Senator John
F. Dryden, president of the Pruden