Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-11-26
FOREIGN 1NTE7I1GExcE

is declared broken by shipments of
chilled meat from South America.
A dispatch from Fee, Morocco, says
the imperial troops have captured .hv
pretender to the throne.
1t is said that Canada is seeking
emigration of Americans on the
charge that the ''United States is
composed of tenant farmers and at
is impossible for these to own the
land they cultivate.'
Sixteen survivors of the wrecked
British steamer Elingamite drifted
for four days on a raft, the only
food being two apples, and eight died
before being rescued.
Full text of the arbitration deci-
sion by King Oscar II. on the Sa-
moan dispute shows Germany upheld
on all points against England and
the United States.
Hugh Price Hughes, the noted Yves
leyan preacher, died suddenly in Lon.
don.
In the American waters of the Pa
cific the Japanese empire will main
tain permanent fleet.
F. Du Martheray has been appoint:
ed Swiss minister at Washington.
Gems: Delarey and Botha have
abandoned their proposed tour of
the United States.
It is said that the Chinese govern
ment is secretly planning another
ortbr eak against the foreigners.
LATER NEWS.
John Mitchell completed his testi-
mony before the arbitration commits
sion. He declared that miners were OPP
posed to separating bituminous miners
from anthracite workers, thus creating
two organizations. Rev. Peter Roberts,
D. D., of Mahanoy City, who is the
author of book on the anthracite
coal industry, was the next witness.
The business section Of Oglesby, Ill.,,
has been destroyed by fire.
The new law in Kansas permitting
railroad men to vote when away from
home on election day has been declared
unconstitutional.
Henry Churchill King has been
elected president of Oberlin (O.) COL
lege to succeed DR.. John Henry Bar
rows, deceased.
Secret service officials do not cred
it the Paterson On. j. story that a
plot had been formed to assassinate
President Roosevelt.
The chief business block in Monon-
gahela City, Pa, was destroyed by
fire.
President Roosevelt in a speech in
Memphis at the reception of Gov.
Wright said there must be no poll
tics in the army or navy, and praised
the Tennessee soldier for his splen-
did work in the Philippines.
Theodore Shaffer's charges against
President Gompers were not sus-
tanned before the committee of the
American Federation of Labor.
Two bandits held up a gambling
den near Minneapolis, secured $4,000
from the proprietors and players,
and escaped.
The import and export trade of the
Philippine archipelago for the IL
months ended June 80 last amount
ed to $22, 141,8 42, an increase of near
ly 100000 over the same period of
1901.
A gambling house and two saloons
in Chicago were partly wrecked by
dynamite bombs thrown by persons
unknown.
Refugees from Guatemala who ar
rived at San Francisco reported that
thousands of Indians persisted dur
ing the volcanic eruption and that
miles of plantations are ruined.
Fire destroyed 1900 houses and
many warehouses in Resht, Persia,
and 200 persons persisted.
Marconi arrived at North Sydney,
n. S., and said that the cruiser on which
he crossed was in constant commune
cation with wireless stations on both
sides of the ocean during the entire
VOYAGE