The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

Massacres of and children, and wake of
destruction have the
Europe Towns alternately possession of
and insurgents and between the two invariably left in
The quick action in sending fleet to
force her demands growing of the of the
Russian than anything
else has been known his being
twelve hours after the presentation
reply while largely in the nature of promises onlv was scb
as to recall the Russian squadron from it's
Turkish ports.
latest developments in the Balkans have drawn the
United States into the trouble. William Margesson
Minnesota Beirut assassinated
and President Roosevelt has the
to Beirut following as it
upon that of the Russian consul Monastr
show that events make war almost inevitable
The two contests for the Americas far sailed
have proven Reliance to be the better boat Shamrock III
beaten badly weather
the first but made better showing
in spanking breeze in spite of the fact that her spper
made bad bunder in not sending her the line
promptly.
race of Thursday was declared off because the wind
light the with the
limit. handicap Reliance had outsailed
Shamrock III to greater extent than in the other trials
The war" in Dutch between Dutch
government and followers who
have perssteny acknowledge suzeainy
the Netherlands has finally with the
of the native chiefs During all these years they
had bolstered themselves hope
embassies agent Singapore and
to The Hague would result in some action to their benefit
One expedition after against
but nsurecton apparently crushed OUT
it broke again Dutch govern
ment $780, 0o0, 600 and many lives..s-=
at Panama has decided to set up needed
quarantine and sanitary regulations
passing traveller shall To
this end the temporarily
tablishng Colombian silver every
sailing craft of than 1000 the
of Panama Colon. This and
expended for sanitary purposes
The giant armored cruiser Pennsylvania was
launched August % Philadelphia. Quay
daughter Of Senator Quay was The PENNSYLVANIA
expected to be twenty-five knot boat and is
most formidable ships Of our new navy
canal developments during the week are largely in
the nature of surmises next It is
said that Colombia has too far to be permitted
Secretary Hay possession
promises held by Colombia United
States to build by the Panama route they make
strong Colombia ignore is that
there is strong sentiment in Washington for building the
canal whether Colombia gives her consent
then referring the disputes to The Hague tribunal.
department agriculture undertaken the sys-
tematic fostering silk has
bought several silk Keeling machines have been
the expert operatives
been imported from France teach operation
intention department to send
the three machines
other place where sufficient interest will be shown in
ing how to operate it. is hoped especially
negroes cheapness in the
south We import SIS ooo 900 worth Of silk
Secretary Wilson believes that
the industry here The silk
quality When enough has been it will be
into flag for the president
Montana suffering very serious timber fires in
parts the experienced
timber in the been destroyed
onlyf
Butte, whence the smoke and fire easily
rains the damage will be
recent excavations in the Roman forum, the
OF the famous historic equestrian statue of the Emperor
found. The discovery
portance determining the plan of the
century of the empire The statue times
5sE
Vesuvus, after period comparative
eruption suddenly poured
and August There warming no
ashes tremors rumbngs, the side Of
he rnoe fire No
any of the villages, atho
superstous lower classes clamoring
expulsion Krul1 Of Munich, pre-
They say that eye"
t.lormation from Linares, Mexico
exists in Lnares and