Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-10-04

Qred0 OF buildings and leaving tnoua-
ands homeless. Ten persons were
killed. The property loss Is estimated
at $500. 00o.
The Philippine typhoon destroyed
United States army posts. damaged 3
naval station and sunk = small gun
boat. s;@ Il 5:.#ss ..*s:s. RI s$
@ The confederate organization Of Mis-
sissippi have Joined in q request for: tho
return Of two Mississippi battletla now
stored In the Colorado capitol building
at Denver. III: " q. 2 IS
Jacob Lift, the well-known theatrical
manager and owner of theaters in New
York, Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul,
died in Yonkers, N. Y. ,:=#
Wheeler H. Peckham, the noted law
yer, died suddenly In his ONCE on Broad
way, N. Y. Apoplexy is thought to have
caused his death. s5 ! Il TT -.
In a rear-end collision near Glen
wood, Ind. passenger train No. IL, on
the c., H. & d. n. r. crashed into q
freight train. Five persons were in
jured, one fatally. .,#.-
70: The First national bank, Orrville, o.,
closed its doors by order Of the comp
troller of the currency, ON account of a
continuous run upon the bank. d.
Fire at Ro1f, in the Chickasaw Nation,
/. T., destroyed a business block in Main
street. Loss estimated at more than
$4,000. -. ~.@5',-
"a. Announcement made that Rev. Dr.
William Bayard Hale, of Richmond,
Ind, has been decorated by the king Of
the Belgians, being knight of the
Order Of Leopold. ~
The eighth annual convention of the
National Association of Postmasters
opened in Dayton, O.. 49, ..
The Subway tavern, the saloon which
was opened in New York with prayer
by Bishop Potter year ago, has been
closed. The owner locked up it's doors,
saying that the temperance saloon had
not been a paying Investment. ~ i
A recent order of Gen. Linevitch to
his army leads to the conclusion that
they will spend the winter in Man
,churia. s.r' ..s>i@
Cleveland friends of John D. Rookie
teller celebrated the anniversary of his
advent into business life So years ago:
The New Anglo-Japanese treaty,
made public in London, shows that the
alliance is very strong. The aim of the
contract Is declared to be the further
ance of peace in the far east, and each
nation binds itself to defend the others
possessions. ~ =
w. J. Bryan, in an open letter, urged
President Roosevelt to stand by his
guns" in his battle for railroad rate
legislation. He offered democratic
help. -
Baron Komura, on the eve of his de-
parture for home, said Japan's for
eign policy would undergo no change
Washington plans to make the home
coming of President Roosevelt the &C.
casion of an enthusiastic demcnstra-
tion, in which men of all parties will
join.
The zemstvo congress in Moscow
adopted a political programme de-
handing the broadcast kind of liberty
and equality for all men in Russia, and
control government >.' E-'-<
A Cleveland grand Jury indicted on
a blackmail charge Mrs. Minnie Lee,
of Chicago, who made charges against
Gov. Herrick, of Ohio Ill.,. = =.
Bruno H. Coll, one. of the Oldest
druggists in Chicago, shot and killed
himself at the Auditorium hotel.
The political trouble in Cuba puts in
peril 100000, 900 of American capital
invested in the island. $500. =.
Senator Foraker denies he is fighting
President RooseVelt's rate policy. =,
Secretary Wilson returned from the
west and says the reports of the enor-
nous crop yield are not overestimated..
A complete reinspection of passenger
steamboats, in the United States from
Maine to California is planned BY the
secretary OF commerce. - r.
John v. Streed, of Cambridge, ILL.,.
prominent among Illinois Swedish
Americans, is dead of bullet wound,
and it cannot be determined how. he
was slain
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie NJ.
Shaw will leave the, cabinet February
!, 1906. He makes the definite an
nouncement in a letter to the Polk
County Uowa) Republican club. >. -
An order for 100000 barrels Of -four,
to be delivered Immediately, has been
placed with Seattle, Wash, -four mill
by Vladivostok flour merchants. This
is the largest single order ever placed
on the Pacific coast. g.. - w.
BY the will of Charles Parsons. late
president of a st. Louis bank, $4,000
Is given for the endowment of q Mar
tina Parsons professorship at Parsons
college at Fairfield, Ia The total es-
tate is valued at more than 81, zoo, 900.
Five Omaha councilmen were SEN
fenced to 80 days each in Jail for con-
tempt in trying to pass gas franchise
extension ordinance In defiance of q
court order IF IN. =:s=-it
Ext Gov. Joseph w. Fifer, of Illinois,
has announced that he will retire as
interstate commerce commissioner as
soon as certain important matters be-
fore the commission are settled, prob
ably about January /, 1906. sse Ss 81 /. =. !.
Hog cholera and hog plague have be-
come epidemic In the vicinity Of Car
thage, Ill, over 1000 hogs dying in the
past two weeks. Farmers are taking
scientific measures to prevent the
spread of the disease. .ss ..=.5#
Democrats and republicans opened
the Ohio campaign ct Newark and
Bellefontaine. Foraker. declared against
federal regulation Of railway rates.