Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-10-18

n6aTt OF 3$s the ~ residence 0l0CflCC 1S OF
Berkeley, Cal, and robbed Of $1,000.
II Scott G. Bone, for many years the
managing editor Of the Washington
Post. has resigned that position. 5:.
It Is semiofiicially announced that
Sir William Lulock, the postmaster
general OF Canada. is to retire from
public life. E.. u /. VI .5=
Judge A. G. Brandner committed sui
eide at his home In Kansas City, Mo-,
by inhaltng illuminating gas. He
grieved for the death OF hiA wife.
The Calhoun report will show a dis
graceful state of affairs in Venezuela,
and ENHANCEMENT with France may
lead the United States to exert force.
Cuba, on account OF her treaty with
England. may also be chastised.
"A contract has been signed whereby
an American line gets from 100000 to
$500, 1000 q year for carrying the Euro
pean mails.
1sidor WOrmser offers 100000 for
the conviction of IA hoodlums who as
saulted young domestic in New
York. ~. i
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Metcalf are working in harmony to Sc
cure federal supervision Of corpora
tions. =.
Joseph Ramsey. Jr.. met final defeat
in his battle with George Gould for
control of the Wabash. He was forced
OF the board OF directors.
President Roosevelt persuaded Yale,
Princeton and Harvard coaches to go
on record with c declaration that they
will try to enforce the rules of football
relating to roughness and foul play.
Walter Blue, who was shot in Chi
cago by Robert NewcOmb, the negro
who murdered Mrs. Florence Poores
and Sergeant John Shine, died in the
hospital. making the third victim of
the desperate.
Cigarettes at last find a champion in
DR.. William B. Fletcher, a well-known
Indiana physician. who, speaking at
Indianapolis, says they never caused
insanity
Eight Americans, three women and
five men, have been chosen to receive
tablets in the Hall of Fame at New
York university. They are Maria Mitch
ell, scientist; Mary Lyon. founder OF
Mount Holyoke college,; Emma Willard.
a famous educator. and author of
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep" AL
exander Hamilton. John Paul Jones,
Agassiz, John Quincy Adams and James
Madison.
The arrest of cattle rustler in Mon
ized\ band involving q prominent bank
er and federal office-holder.
Henry Wade Rogers. in a Boston
speech, declared the growth of the
presidents power menaces the Ameri-
can republic.
The report Of w. J. Calhoun. special
envoy to Venezuela. is expected to
show that neither parties to the as
phalt case are entirely in the right, and
also that courts are corrupt.
The government monthly report in
dicates total yield of 2,62O,0 900 OF
corn and 1881, 900 of wheat.
Practically all the members of the
Swedish riksdag at Stockholm favor
the disunion treaty with Norway, and
it will be ratified almost unanimously
George D. Endicott, living near Cross
vile, ILL.,, killed John Brewer in fight,
in which Endicott was attempting to
rescue Mrs. Brewer from the attacks of
her husband. The coroner exonerated
Endicott.
s. Fred Nixon, speaker of the assem-
bly,. died at Westfield, N. Y, from the eff
feet of an operation for appendicitis.
A package containing 100000 disap.
peared from the Adams Express Office
in Pittsburg and missing clerk is &C.
cused of theft.
Secretary of War Taft says football,
as now played, needs reforming, and
asserts that he will see to it that the
army-nayy game will be clean
George Gould defeated Ramsey in
the fight for control of the Wabash at
the Toledo meeting, but Ramsey says
he will carry the matter into court.
William r. Hearst agrees to accept
the nomination for mayor of New
AoAA VA q AAuAANAPd4 Wv LlChCL.
Statutes of angels erected in the ca
thedral of st. John the Divine, New
York city, which were criticised be-
cause they are represented as feminine
instead of masculine. were DESTROYED
by Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor who
made them.
Horace Meyers, 81 years old, who was
taken i'll with yellow fever few hours
after he had returned home from Mad
tson parish, Louisiana, died in Marion,
Ind. Physicians do not believe any 9TH
er cases will develop. Residents are
not alarmed. g.
Further imperial thanks are given to
Count Witte in rescript just published,
and high tribute is paid to the services
he rendered in the conclusion of peace
with Japan.
President Roosevelt, it is said, will
make railroad legislation the chief issue
in his message to congress in December.
He will not put forward tariff revision
with any insfstence, subordinating it
to the traffic measure for the reason that
ne believes 1t would be impossible to get
sufficient public opinion back of two
such important issues at the same time.
Fire destroyed st. Raphaels (Catho-
lic) hospital at St. Cloud, MINI: All in
mates were gotten out in safety. Loss.
}65. 1000. ~ =. IT,. r.. 2 -...:.,
P. B. Stewart, Of Denver, has been
offered the position Of ambassador to
Mexico. He was President Roosevelt's
hunting partner. NJ: j.. i -.
Official returns Of the casualties of
the japanese army throughout the war