Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-01-09

2 e York. Terminal stores: 8 ooo. ooo;
way shops; 500, 900. . st.$ s,
Oct. 6--NsW York, Atlantic Transport line
2s1 M YorK. drug house Of Tarrant s CO:
and other buildings, from chemical ex-
plosion; 800 900. !. n
Nov. s-Biloxi, Miss, large part of business
Fisherman county, Tex. 20 big ranches. !
The business sections of the following
named ma ed towns and villages were entirely
Clan. q; Taylor, Miss, and Dassel. MINI.
gan. ~; Dawson, Alaska (Jan: 1s); Win
fa Kan Kan Fsh 81 ~ Rs a5il f. eS y
Glen Hazel, Pa: Feb. 22); Clarion, Pa. (Feb.
20; Vienna. III: (Mar: q: Woodsfield. o.
Mar Mar 9; Redfsld: Ia; (Mar: ~; Mackinaw
and High springs, Fla. o tMar: 80; n" Red
81 2s1 1sS! Mieh' Apr q; oconse
Frui{pSrt Mich oS &ey s. Classy SOW e e:
(May 81; Grand Meadow, MINI. (May 10;
shipshssWana, Ind; MAY 2D; Forest; Miss.
sanville, Cal. DUN. 81; Middleton wis.
(Jun. 49,; Huntley, MINI. DUN 23); Busey,
T.; (Ju3e 2s; oasiqa; n SJ9i :; Rralgl(e
Walnut, IN. (Jul. liz; New Castle, Cal (Jul.
aug. S: csrtwright. Wis 2lus: %s>; Atlin,
seP eS Gm Petof M %s u.s. ssR h M1n!e
H.. and Sullivan, Ind. Oct i@; Minneiska,
Mimi, and Dunavant, kan. (0ct. ~; Shell
SGslo st. ana s P aGn%a w. 9 so nv
~; Fulton Ky. dec. y; and Etna. I'LL.
The following towns and villages were
onClIclV almost pnfiTPIV DESTROYED
by fire.: Massena, Ia. (Jan. p; Ward
and Lafayette, Col. (Jan. "a; Ramsey.
III: Gan %@; MarseiI1es' o. and Nor
(Feb:, is; Kaskonook, B. {: Mar ~ ixor,
i19nh IN: n D: lApT: 29); La Forge, Pa; A sG
Arno1d. Mich. GMay =; Gerondale. Mich.
MaY es3 b ( Ma g.
Kan: (May i@; Fisher, Mich. (May Is;
North York. wis. (May 15]; Phoebe. Neb.
v; va. lJqi. -: Buckley. Cal. 1Jui: 70
aug. s.; Columbia, 3. c. tAug. Isl; Smith
s e1d III a Apg ~ Ar VIII N D. Au M9 2
(sep: 49,; Nunda, III. (sep. 2D; Byersville,
o; Oct 81; Wren; o. (Nov. ny; and Pied
TOHGlUNs
Jan. 2-Earthquake in Achalkalak, Russia.
destroyed 10 villages; 600 lives lost.
session of 14th parliament OF
Queen Victoria opened.
in Buenos Ayres; 90 deaths from sun
25-Mexican troops and Yaqui Indians fight
near P9tam; 800 Mexicans killed and
Mar. Earthquakes do great damage in
southern Mexico.
15-Cork and Limerick Ore.) city corpora
tons refuse to issue address of welcome
2e-Turkey prohibits imports of American
Apr. i4-Paris exposition opened.
29-Collapse of bridge at Paris exposition
causes 9 deaths.
May 4-Fourth centenary of Brazirs dis
.covery celebrated at Rio Janeiro.
11-Czar abolishes deportation to Siberia of
Russian convicts and forbids sentencing
of prisoners without trial.
Jun 5In India $4,000 people receiving
1.Count Mouravieff, Russian minister Of
foreign affairs, dies in St. Petersburg.
Jul; 4-Lafayette statue. gift of American
cihlldren r. presented to France by Commits
2ee-King Humbert of Italy, aged Sc, assas-
sinated at Monza by Bressi.
o%aan % %ietor Of Saxe,Gebprg I'd
Aug. 2-1taHan cabinet swears allegiance
to King. Victor Emmanuel III.
9CIurkish troops massacre 200 Armenians
at Spaghank. Funeral of King Hum
bert at Rome.
1o--Lord CHIEF Justice Russell of England
dies 1T London; aged 68.
chief of British army to succeed Lord
Wolseley
29-Bressi sentenced to life Imprisonment
for aSsassinating Humbert.
Sep. ALI Mahomet Bay, rebel leader seek
ing TO usurp Persia's throne. defeated and
imprisoned.
6-Duke d'Abruzzi of Italy returns from
a ar region after having gone within
Ml miles Of pole.
2S-Marshal de Campos, formerly capt. gen.
of Cuba, dies at Zarauz, Spain.
zEDuke OF Marlborough named lord lieu
Oct s.Canadian parliament dissolved. ,
W@Unlted states receives 2,745 awards at
Paris exposition, more than any other
17-Prince Won Hohenlohe resigns chan
cellorship of Germany; Won Buelow
named to succeed him.
100000 deaths in India.
2gTen Killed and 200 injured during Lon
dons boisterOus welcome of returning
troops from Africa.
Noy yaa 7M Isl; Ghas: Upper defeated in
ingly successful.
R-Paris exposition closed.
2s1Typhoon at Tourane. Japan; 1000 lives
3o.Oscar Wilde, "apostle of estheticism,' -
dies in Paris
Dec. 2-.Pres. .Diaz of Mexico inaugurated
for sixth time.
EFlood in river Tiber causes $500, ooe
loss in Rene
7--Russian consuls in Turkey report kill.
ing of hundreds of Armenians daily.
z5-Yaqui Indians ambush Mexicans, kill.
ing 30 in Sonora. -. Another revolution in
Venezuela.
The War in the Transvaal.
Jan. 1-Gen. French takes Colesburg.
l0-Roberts and Kitchener land at Cape
Town.
12-Gen. Butler begins second attempt tc
relieve Ladysmith.
2EGen: Warren captures Spion kop...
Gen: Woodgate killed.
26-SpiOn kOp abandoned.
Feb. 9--Buller checked in third attempt
to relieve Ladysmith; 1,747 lost in the
14aa;Roberts pushes over Orange Free
15-Gen. French enters Kimberley.
N-Cronje with 1000 men surrenders al
Paardeberg.
Mar. 1a-salisbury rejects peace overtures
15-Roberts enters Bloemfontein. .steyu
moves capital to Kroonstadt.
2S-Gen. Joubert dies in Pretoria.
Apr. 6-Boers capture five companies Brit.
ish troops near Bloemfontein
10-Battle of Notwithstanding; British
lose 600 killed and wounded and 900 are
25-Boers driven from Wepener
May 6-Severe fighting along Vet river.
12-Roberts occupies Kroonstadt without
opposition.
1s--Mafeking relieved, ending siege of III
days.
a1-British enter johannesburg.
Jun 3-Kruger shifts seat of government
from Pretoria to Lyderburg.
5-Roberts takes Pretoria. Battalion Of
Irish ye9m nna captured by Beers ir
11-Boers capture 600 British at Roodeva
....Boer capital at Machadodorp.
train and loo Highianders supply
30-Gen. Prinsloo with 5000 Boers sur.
renders Internationally at Fouriesburg
Aug. 1-Commandants Rouse, Fontenel
Deploy, Potgrieter and Joubert with
their troops surrender to English. :.
N-Roberts reports capture of Gen. OF.
ivier, "a Boer leader.