Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-13

Tartars overrun southeastern eau
.casus. burning. pillaging and murder
inx. Thousands.ot peasants are home-
less. .zzsz Wiz :
: Tho steamer Iosco, with 10 men
aboard, is among the victims OF the re-
cent storm on Lake Superior, making
a95drownings known. .s. n s, ... I. 4 4
4 Abram NJ. Pence, one of the Oldest
and most prominent lawyers at the
Chicago bar, died suddenly in Paris.
Labor day was generally observed in
the usual manner throughout the
country. II. +.
q Heartbroken because OF the violent
death of her betrothed, Leona Kreutz-
niger, 10 years old, ended: her life in
Chicago. s,...#.z - ~
The national convention OF post Of
flee clerks opened at Cedar Rapids, Ia,
with 200 delegates, representing men,
bershir of $1,000, present.
The thirty-ninth annual encampment
OF the Grand Army of the Republic
began In Denver, Col.
Acting upon request from the Pitts
burg police, A. G. Marshall was ar
rested in New York on q charge of
ombezzlement. One Of the accusations
Is the population of premiums on
$4,000 900 worth Of fire insurance.
= The authorities declare there are no
new cases of cholera in Hamburg, Ger
many, and that they believe the fur
Their spread of the disease is impossi-
BILE.
President Roosevelt has announced
officially the appointment of Robert
Bacon. of New York, to be first assist
ant secretary of state, to succeed Fran
els s. LOOMS.
DR.. Coventry, known as DR.. Abbo, q
travelling eye specialist of Deadwood.
S. D., while hunting bobcats near
Clyde park, accidentally shot and killed
his wife.
A slight frost visited Nebraska. but
only small vegetation suffered.
Millions Of dollars invested in mines
are affected by fight on the validity
OF the mining lease law of Minnesota
The commercial men of north China
expect to see southern Manchul ia
opened to foreign trade.
A New York woman confessed that
her little daughter, found dead in a
stairway, was killed by it's stepfather.
Indicted packers and their counsel
plan tc attack the right of the govern
ment to push criminal prosecution
while the Grosscup injunction remains
in force.
E. B. Stillings of Boston succeeds
Gen. Blackmar as head of the G. A. r.
Americas failure to recognize Nor
way az a nation has excited unfavora-
tle comment In Washington.
Railroad men, in telling of farm
property, figure out that the portion of
this years grain crop which is hauled
ty locomotives will require 1,5000 900
cars. This would make a train 1881
miles long.
Tom Jordan, once prominent cattle
mar Of Indian territory, claims he was
ruined by the beef trust, and at tho
point of revolver secured from a COL
;linsville, I. T., bank; 1900 he claimed
due him.
Sixty witnesses have been called by
the legislative committee which began
It's investigation of insurance compa-
MICS a: New York.
Fifty persons were slain and as many
wounded in the rioting at Baku.
Corpses strew the streets and incen-
aiary fires cause heavy loss. -.
d. P. Wilson of Shenandoah Ia,
was arrested in Chicago, after years
chase, on the charge of obtaining $780,
600 By means of forgery.
Attorney General Moody has COM
pleted plans for the trial of Chicago
packers indicted in the beef trust in
vestigation. 49,: - NY 49, ~ F.
Two hundred deaths from cholera in
two Austrian provinces were long con-
cealed by the local authorities. ;
Fourteen lives and three ships are
known to have been lost in the fierce
storm which swept over Lake Superior
and 1t is feared the list of deaths and
wrecks will be much larger.
The visit of the Taft party in Cam
ton, it is believed, will have an imme-
date effect in helping to check the
boycott. !
A child was ground to death under a
New York street car as result of an
attack on the motorman by a mob.
Four young women, two of whom
were returning from their fathers
funeral, we're drowned in the Hudson
river at Hudson, N. Y, when a small
pleasure steamer was run down and
sunk by ferryboat.
France makes q demand on Morocco
for indemnity and apology because Of
the arrest Of an Algerian citizen. Fail
ing In this. force will be used.
E. NJ. johnson, president OF the de-
furct Fidelity Savings association, of
Denver, Col, which failed about q
year ago, owing 100000, was found
guilty of making and publishing .
false report. r.
Thousands of dollars damage was
Done to the tobacco crops in the vicini-
ty OF GAINESVILLE, Wis.,, by hail and wind.
Many fields will be plowed under.
I The special committee on assess
ments, Of the supreme council of the
Royal Arcanum reported at Putin
Bay, reafirming and defending the
new rates adopted by the supreme
council at Atlantic City In May, and
recommended that no change be made
in them. -!'..~.-, ;. I'll
Secretary Bonaparte fixed September
Is for the trial by court-martial Of the
Bennington officers blamed for the dis
aster. f%* .:,.H :&5 =. "a: 5.:>.*