The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-12
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range peace with the new republic.
LATER,
The German consul at Cape Town
telegraphs that the Bondelzwartz
tribesmeu have invaded Cape Colony
and have had An encounter with the
Cape police.
Four burglars at Merrimac, Wis,
overpowered the only policeman at
that place and. after robbing him and
locking him up in the town Jail,
blew open the postoffice safe, and
rifled it of it's contents and fed.
The revolutionary forces which now
surround the city attacked San Domin-
60, using artillery, but no damage was
done.
Dispatches from Port Arthur say
that secret societies are organizing o
rebellion in the Yang-tse valley.
A dispatch from Tien-tsin says that
Russian soldiers in Korea have been
withdrawn.
Gov. Toole Of Montana called spec
ial session of the Legislature to meet
Dec. at Helena to pass laws to relieve
the industrial condition in Montana
caused by the shutting down of the
Amalgamated company's properties.
Miss May Goelet, only daughter of
Mrs. Ogden Goelet, and one of the
richest of American heiresses, was
married in New York, to Henry John
Innes-Ker, eight duke of Roxburghe.
Hottentots numbering about 5000
are menacing Cape Colony. Volunteers
have been called out.
A German specialist says Emperor
William has cancer of the stomach and
will die inside of three years.
John d. Rockefeller is SAID to have
acquired control of the United States
Steel corporation.
In fit of anger at having made sew
eral mistakes in transcribing letter
on her typewriter, Miss Charlotte M.
Thomas committed suicide in New
York by taking carbolic acid.
The United States minister at Rio
Janerio is reported to have protested
against the increased import duties on
-four and oil and has threatened that
the United States will adopt retalia-
ton against Brazilian coffee is the du-
ties are maintained
Nearly all the Northwestern sena-
tors and representatives are present
at the opening session of congress.
John MacGinnis, Hcinze's partner
says the Amalgamated people are re-
sponsible for the Butte situation-that
he is ready to arbitrate.
A fierce gale ragged at Newfound
land for several days and a number Of
vessels were driven ashore.
More than 10, 900 coal miners in Colo
RADIO struck for an eight-hour day.
Fire at Portland, Me-, damaged the
wharvcs to the amount of 100000.
Sig. Rosanna, the Italian minister of
finance, committed suicide by shoot
ling himself.
The fifty-eight congress convened in
extraordinary session at noon the 9th
in accordance with the proclamation
Iof President Roosevelt, for the pur-
poses of enacting legislation necessary
to make effective the Cuban reciproci-
Ity treaty. The day was devoted SIM
ply to peronal greetings and organiza-
ton.
The First State bank of Parker's
Prairie, Mimi, was broken into by I'M
known robbers who have not been
caught. The safe was exploded and
|$3, 900 in cash secured. There is no
clue to the thieves.
DR.. Lorenz operation has cured lit
tie Lolita Armour of congenital hip
disease.
London's new lord mayor gives a
banquet in honor Of King Edwards
birthday.
Proceedings preliminary to the trial
|of Machen and associates are begun at
Washington.
News from San Domingo by way of
Paris confirms the report of a rupture
lin the relations between the. United
Estates government and that of Santo
Domingo. The Dominican gunboat
has bombarded and dam
Jagged the town of Macoris.
The Washington government decides
to prevent Colombian soldiers from
|embarking from any point with the
intention of sailing for the isthmus.
DR.. w. E. Light of Saginaw, Mich :,
committed suicide after killing his
wife and daughter.