The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-27

The W0rld for a LDeek
- NGI4AND has formally declared war upon Vene-
zuela. This does not change the situation much,
kS far actual warfare is concerned The COM
H plete blockade Of the Venezuelan ports considered
by the aggressors could be accomplished
only by England and Germany
President arbitrator of the
trouble between them Venezuela This is not popular
with the the president has been
deluged with protesting against his acting in this
capacity 1t is considered practically making the United
collector nations-who
not been able that line for themselves In
the question would hold the United States
responsible any president
issued the nsistence the Monroe doctrine
prevents them from taking the measures they otherwise
might to enforce the payment of their claims.
signor been successful in sending
wireless messages across the Atlantic The first messages
King Edward King Victor Emmanuel. In
interview following the announcement sgnor Marconi
ready commercial business rate private
sages will be 10 cents word Press messages will be
cents word. 2>@SE#as
pwsht sabin Min
nesota died suddenly in Chicago December 2s. Mr.
sabin born at Manlus, ILL., April g. 1913
Peter veregn leader, arrived in Man
itoba his exile Siberia It is expected that
he will be able to bring the fanatics that under
his influence there will not be the threatened new
Veregn he refused to bear
and he learn the art of killing fellow
men, who have never injured me-
been battleship Maine and
she lies in the Delaware river with steam ready to
into commission Her hull painted dazzling white and at
night hundreds of electric lights make her decks as light as
Right Reverend Frederick Temple Archbishop of canter
bury England, December 49,
will remembered that at the coronation Of King Edward
the aged archbishop unable to perform his necessary Of
fees except by the Of Others His final collapse
Geneva, erland
within hours December 90 One bomb
entrance of ST. Peters cathedral and but
for the clumsy lin which it placed would have
done damage Windows Of neighborng houses were
Only earlier the police discovered
to blow the house of the president of the Gene
ton The actions supposed to be the
by anarchists for the passage of certain antan-
archst bills. S.~-#tc.
earlier reports Of the earthquake disaster Andan,
the loss of life At least
killed in the wells has disappeared
and it is feared that the site may
restitution the survivors and free
kitchens have been opened while railroads have given
help possible ways furnishing transportation
provisions the Inhabitants of the
stricken town to other places. = -
December quite generally celebrated in the Louis
being the anniversary
territory United States nnetynne
years - s Es.ss-
News comes by transport Thomas thes cholera is
again raging in the Philippines When the Thomas sailed
average thirty being reported
day. In Ilolo the death rate heavy, and
the authorities seem unable to check it,.
The siveron, ship which laying
permit Christmas
greetings be exchanged between the islands and the
United States.
spite that being mined shipped
possible there is hope held out that the srn
geney anthracite market will be relieved this
ordinary conditions
able demand with freshly mined coal the
large points being help the
strike this
instances, that consumers have to
depend wholly upon the daily output of the mines
BUSY LITTLE SINGAPORE.
"A Busting, Business Center Which once Was