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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
SUMMARY OF.
Weeks EVENTS
MOST IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
AT HOME AND ABROAD IN
CONDENSED FORM. @ 4rs2 n
THE WAR IN THE FAR EAST
Progress Of Hostilities Between Rus
STA and Japan-Doings at Wash
ington-1tems Of Interest from
All Over the World.
RUsso-JAPANEsE WAR.

RUSs0-JAPANEsE WAR. /
Russia and Japan have agreed to &C
cept President Roosevelt's suggestion
and will appoint plenipotentiaries to
meet and discuss terms of peace.
Text of the Russian note in answer to
President Roosevelt's plea for peace
excites distrust among the Japanese,
but Russian official says the document
was not published correctly. .* :
Russians fear peace efforts may fail
in spite of the hopeful outlook at first.
Negotiations are deadlocked over choos-
ing a meeting place for peace ENJOYS.
President Roosevelt may be asked to
break the deadlock. 49,. :
Japan and Russia are sparring over
selection of a peace site. The former
prefers place in the new world, the
latter city in Europe. President
Roosevelt is using his good Offices to
help the belligerents arrive at q solu-
ton. s.. A.;
Russia Is already paying 100000, 900
annual interest. The necessity of rails
ing an equal sum for war indemnity
would bankrupt the empire. :.
Reports from the far east indicate that
Oyama's army is ready to begin battle
at once if Russia proves tricky In the
peace negotiations. 49, d., :.
Gen. Linevitch, in q dispatch to the
car regarding the opening OF, peace
negotiations, declares that his army is
ready to take the offensive, and urges
that the war be continued.
Gen. Linevitch reports an attack by
Oyama and consequent advance of jap
army's line.
The Russian government issued q
statement summarizing the status OF
the peace negotiations, paying a tribute
to President Roosevelt, and declaring
its willingness to meet Japan in con-
ference.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
THE CHICAGO STRIKE.

John G. Driscoll asserts he has paid
money to settle hundreds of strikes in
Chicago and involves many prominent
labor leaders by his statements. :
John c. Driscoll appeared before the
Chicago grand jury and laid the foun-
dation for his charges that he has spent
$4,000 in bribing labor leaders to settle
strikes. - So" g. 80. afsa- 49, =.
A negro policeman guarding wag-
ON in Chicago killed a bystander when
member of a group booted at the
non-union driver. --.......z. E .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
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MISCELLANEOUS.

: Theodore p. Delyannis, the popular
premier Of Greece, was stabbed and NOR
tally wounded by professional gam
bier named Gherakaris at the main en-
trance Of the chamber Of deputies in
Athens. He died within three hours.
The assassin, who was arrested, said he
committed the deed in revenge for the
stringent measures taken by Premier
Delyannis against the gambling houses.
Services in celebration Of the one
hundredth anniversary of the birth OF
Gen. Robert Anderson, OF Fort Hunter
fame, were held in Memorial hall al
West. Point. = - ! 4 =* 3,@-.1
The Scott Furniture company's ware
house at Winnipeg, Man, has been de-
stroyed by are, caused by lightning.
The loss is estimated at $175, 900. S.*@*
Contracts for the construction Of the
Monona-H Harrison drainage ditch, the
largest Of its kind in Iowa. were
awarded at Onaiva, Ia. The ditch will
cost $500, 900 and reclaim 10000 acres.
Shippers have asked President
Roosevelt to proceed against southern
roads, charging rate combinations. I.
The Canadian government is de-
sirous Of q friendly conference with
the United States on fisheries and la
Dor laws. !. d. 4. B 3. i g* s..
All records for shooting with Ave
inch guns were broken on the Ken
/ lucky OF New York, when only three
misses were recorded out Of So shots.
Germany's statesmen are complet-
ing the draft Of proposed CONNER
cial treaty with the United States, ask
Ing concessions from present tariff
rates. 81, 3 ; 81. s.s 3*ssIs
The government figures on the crop
& report show an estimated wheat CROP
/ Of ia, 100000 bushels. b. !.
"A new grand jury in Milwaukee will
continue the investigation ofEchaTges OF
'boodling among city and county o.
dcials and more convictions are ex-
!: pected.
Railroad men say that & speed va
between Chicago and New York mayre-
Il suit - 1e-hopr trains
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
! Co.'s q . l'o,,1
! $0al1dx l1avia.
! Principal Events That Have oc-..
CURED in the Old Countries
Within a Week or So. -.
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DEN MARK.

:.
a Scandinavian congress of educa-
ton lion will be held in Copenhagen. this
summer: - Over ninety persons Tex
pressed their willingness to lecture,
but: the number must be limited to
sixty for lack Of time OF this number
there are over thirty Danes, eleven
Norwegians, ten Swedes and six Fin
landers. 49,. z.@-tsz n.
It's said that the plan OF an Ameri-
can physician to take shipload of
consumptives to Greenland and keep
them there during the summer season
may be foiled. The Danish govern
ment has complained about the plan.
The minister of the interior wired the
Danish consul in Halifax to notify the
physician that he must obtain permits
sion from the Danish government be-
fore anything is done, and this is taken
to mean that the Danish government
will grant no such permission.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
SWEDEN

The Lama and Norrtelje railway
has been offered to the govern mcnt for
$412, 4O1 o., which is the Indebtedness
of the company. -. -. ..,.-
The eyes of Crown Princess Victoria
are said to be improving.
The Lule womens society has re-
ceived donation of 1900 from the
estate of the late Anna sHjertzell, of
Stockholm. "~
The sugar beets look exceptionally
fine in southern Sweden. . *
The fruit trees in SHANE were COM
pletely white with blossoms last spring.
The railroads are selling tickets at
reduced rates to those who are attend
ing q temperance lecture course at
Karlskroua. -. =.
A boat occupied by three fishermen
capsized on Lake Vanern, and they
were all drowned. 49,, :.:. :,
:. The Lund & Refvinge railroad was
publicly opened for traffic May 81. s
The work on the Boden Notifications
is rushed during the brief summer sea.
son of that locality. s. ,.s5 !.
= The present labor conflict is very an
moving. For a long time those EN-.
ployers or, business men who have in
any way given aid and comfort to the
strike-breakers have been bovcotted
by the labor organizations. Now the
employers are paying in kind by en-
deavoring to prevent man who has
struck at one place from getting en-
>ployment at another. The labor Jour
nails complain bitterly of the unfair
ness Of the new. departure on the part
of the employers. Il l.. IT,. ,...>ss ~. 81.
A dog became so attached to little
girl in Linkoping that when she died
he quit eating and gradually pinned
away until he followed his human
playmate in death one month later.
This is the way the case was looked
upon, not only BY the girls parents,
but also BY veterinary, who tried to
treat the dog, but was unable to do
anything with him. :S: s &
One Of tho buildings Of the dynamite
factory at vinterviken, near Stock
holm, -. blown mp By an accidental
explosion. Three men who were at
work In the building escaped il time
70 save their lives
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
4. ACT q :. or father l /.
Has His Own Son Arrested to Saw
Him From the Fury Of = =
.Frienzied Mob. =.

Wabasha, Mina., June. 17.-John
Kirtz, living fourteen miles from here,
brought his 16-year-old boy to the city
Thursday and asked the sheriff to lock
him up in the county Jail here 50 as to
save him from the fury of q mob of
citizens. x-@ ~ = ~ e.. E:sss 4
The Plainview Telephone company
was setting poles on. the highway that
passed over Kirtz's land and he object
ed. The foreman ordered the m to pro.
coed. Joseph Tushaus, the farmer, to
whose residence the line was to run,
was one of the crew and he started to
obey orders, when young Kirtz fred
on him with 80 caliber rifle from the
cover OF q clump of bushes. Tushaus
fell severely wounded, though perhaps
not fatally. ;:%.*s. i. = =. =
Kirtz is in Jail and will doubtless be
held to the grand jury. ,:....u
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
Found Guilty.

4 Foley, Mimi, June 17.-Charles F.
Morgan, the Bank Of Rice robber,s was
convicted here Thursday afternoon OF
burglary in the first degree and was
sentenced to five years in the states
prison by Judge Searle. p -; "a
J. Meyer and Young, Morgan's alleged
accomplices, were released, the states
case being too weak for conviction.
Four hundred dollars, found on Nor
gan at the time Of his arrest, was re-
turned to the Bank of Rice. +. .->.s
The state was represented by Coun-
ty Attorney J.. A. Sem Of Sank Rapids,
assisted by John D. Sullivan Of st.
Cloud: The defendant had Ste wart
& Brewer Of ST CloudEas counsel
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
NEWS \ q Of minnesota.
Dol 0olvill Dies.

Col. William Colvill@of Red Wing, q
veteran Of the Civil war, and man
81 hose proud record % q soldier has
made him honored throughout the
Northwest, died sud denly at this
Soldiers home Of heart failure. So
S. Col Colyill was conspicuous in the
preli minary arrangements for the re-
union of the old FIRST Minnesota,
which took place the l3th, and saszhia
was one 81 tho brightest names in
u that noble band, he was being extend.
ed every courtesy By his old compan-
ions in arms +S 81
With a number Of them, Col. Colvill
spent the evening taking over the pre-
parations Tor the reunion, particularly
the removal OF the flags from the old
capitol to the new. which made an
elaborate feature OF the Firsts' re.
union. ; 5s.}.:: .l..s "a u. ss.z:z
He retired at 10 o'clock, apparently
in the best OF health. Early next
morning he was found dead in his bed.
Col. Colvill was15 years old, and
had been in FIRST rate health. His
death cast q gloom over the festivities
in "a connection with the reunion, az
Col Colvlli has always been moving
spirit on such occasions. He was alone
in the world, so far as family ties are
concerned, and only his old friends,
who are mum bered by the thousand
throughout Minnesota, will mourn his
loss :, ...
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
NORWAY

norwegian corporation, Lompanla
Noruega Mexicana, Mexico, has been
granted permission to establish tele-
phone system in the state of Guiana
juato, which: has 1,2oO inhabitants
Only apparatuses made in Norway are
to be used.
Former premie, Steen is old and
feeble, but ne is taking great interest
fin the struggle for independence. He
sides with the people. ~,
The total catch of Goldfish for the
spring season up to June LIST was A.
Ooo, 600 fish, and the total output Of
cod liver oil was 5000 barrels. j
Forest fires have swept hundreds of
acres of timber land in Storelvedalen.
Fridtjof hansen is writing book
on the political situation, and it will
soon appear in English, German and
Norwegian.
There is a, whole colony Of foreign
newspaper correspondents in Kristi-
ania these days of storm and stress
The reports of the recent events given
in the Norwegian newspapers are strik-
ingly calm and tame compared with
what is served to the outside world as
cablegrams.
Thirteen Kristiania public schools
are sending 60 scholars from the sew
enth grade up to- Froguersateren each
dav to plant trees. This is great
treat to the children, and at the close
Of the season they can point to 1s, 600
young trees which they have added to
the forests of Norway.
A planning and saw mill at Aker
river, Kristiania, was destroyed by fire
in the middle of the night. The loss
lis sec, Oo0 '-
Organizations of all kinds are off,
cially endorsing the steps taken tow
ards Independence. @.
The late Bore Gjertsen of Bergen
donated IS, 900 to the Norwegian For
estry associa alton, the money to be used
for scientific experiments at the Elk
haug nursery -: ~-s=ssSs
The prospects for 6ne crops are Of
the brightest in Voss.
The Kristiania dai]ies are selling so
many single copies that they have been
able to cut down the price from 10 ore
exc to S ore.
Prince Gustaf Adolf, Oldest son of
the crown prince, was married in Lon
don June Is to Princess Margaret Vic
toria of Connanght. ~zs
Norway has notified Switzerland
that the: commercial treaty between
the two countries will be abrogated
May q, 1906. Both countries have de.
clared their willingness to negotiate
for new treaty.
The Norwegians have really taken
steps which are a surprise to the
neighboring nations. BY this time the
heads of the great powers of Europe
have no doubt made up theis minds as
to what is going to be the fate of the
little plucky nation. But we venture
to say that not even Kaiser Wilhelm
can foresee what the settled result Of
the controversy will be. The greatest
element of uncertainty is that Norway
may have fresh surprises on tap
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
Drowned.

"inona-rhe hood at this place has
claimed its first victim when the e
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Barankiewicz, was drowned in the
yard at the residence.
II, The northwestern part of. the city
was partially submerged, many of the
houses being surrounded by water:
:. Mrs. Barank,ewicz went out into
the yard, which was partly flooded,
and, unknown to her, the little boy
followed. He fell into hole filed
with water and before he was discov-
cred was beyond resuscitation.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
No Race Sue de.

st. Paul.----There we're 1873 deaths,
322 births and ISL marriages in thi.
city in May. Seventy cases of con.
tagious disease were reported to the
health department as follows: Dip
liberia; A., with 6 DEATHS; scarlet fever,
81, with four deaths. Some of the
causes of death were as follows: Tu.
berculosis of lungs, SO, old age, IL;
pneumonia, 2; dip:heria, 6; spinal
meningitis. S; appendicitis, +; apop.
lexy, seven.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
Dairy Meetings.

Several dairy meetings will be held
this month and the department. will
have four men busy attending the
meetings and making speeches At
many of the small towns the meetings
are arranged jointly by the farmers
and merchants. The merchants give
special bargains to attract visitors,
and meeting is held at which some
speaker from the department or from
the state farm school gives an address.
The celebration usually closes with a
ball game or with a social in the eve
ming. .~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21

= H.
to New York. 7 s.: 52 ..s.. -: r.. I.
+ Agnes Myers, OF. Kansas City, Mo-,
charged with the murder Of her hus-
band, Clarence Myers, has been found
guilty Of murder IN the first degree.
This, verdict means that the death
penalty by hanging is to be inflicted.
The government crop report indi-
Gates q loss in spring wheat, due large
" to damage in four important states.
The heirs Of Mrs. Mary J. VIM
throp's estate have finally come to an
agreement by which Princeton theo-
logical seminary will receive $3.50, 900.
I. Navy department. has ordered Jap-
anese servants OF warships maneuver-
ing in Chesapeake bay, fearing spies.
Damage estimated at $3,OOO,0OO is
the result Of an unprece dented rise
OF eight feet In the Mississippi river in
less than 10 hours. Hundreds Of fam
lilies were driven from their homes.
Back Of Alexandria, Mo-, 100 square
miles Of farming country is flooded.
The Egyptian leyee, on the Missouri
side. broke .=..: I ..ss@ rs.
Grain dealers IN big cities formed q
national board OF trade with head
quarters in Kansas City. s=.. ..4.
William 5Ziegler, the, boy who has
just inherited $50, 900, 900, says he will
lead an expedition to search for the
North Pole when hes.is q. =s5..
The war department advertises for
bids for construct ton Of Philippine
railway system. embracing !, 1873 miles.
IN appreciat ton Of the aid and succoI
given to the injured IN the South IIar-
risburg wreck of sMayS1 ~ w the people
q Harrisburg, Pa, the Pennsylvania
railroad has. donated Il Q 900 to the Ha1,
risburg hospital
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21


Duluth The ore shipments from
Duluth and Two Harbors for the
month Of May reached record-break-
ing figures. The Duluth, Missabe &;
Northern road shipped 1,103, 1854 gross
tons from it's SYSTEM in this city, and
the ssuluth & Iron Range was close
second with 1,094,92s gross tons for
the month. s:4 u, ~
Red Lake Falls.-An opinion at
fecting The county seat fight between
Red Lake Falls and Thief River Fails
in Red Lake sounty was filed by AS
sistant Attorney General Royal A.
Stone yesterday, when he decided
that the city council OF Thief River
Falls is not permitted under the law
to lease its city hall for use as a
court house for 81 per annum rental.
st. Peter. Officials Of the Omaha
road have approved 81 the survey OF
the short line between this place and
1 Ottawa, and the construction Of the
new road will be begun as soon as a
right or way can be purchased.
Bveleth. Mike spellacy Of Virginia
died here Of cerebral hemorrhage
caused by a fall down stairs last sun
day Ct Virginia. When brought to
the More hospital here he WIS suf-
fering with concussion Of the brain
andEa broken rib. y ..5 &. = {.s. 4;
81 Mankato Charles, ths nine-year-
old son Of Deforest Carpenter, liv-
Ing four and : half miles from Yer
nom Center, was instantly . killed
while his father was ID the house
for 5 drink leaving tho boy holding
: / team Hhitched to q disc cultivator.
The: team ran away and the. boys
head was nearly severo1. '.5=35s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21

## Miss Georgia. Knapp, aged sl6 years,
and John Lat, IS years, were drowned
aat.a quarry IL miles from sAdanttow
Wiz. The drowning was the RESULT az
a. accident to i boating party.
An automobile occupied By Mr.sS5and
Mrs. Richard s. Sayer, OF Englewood,
IN. j. and their two sons was struck
by an Erie train near Goshen, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayer were instantly
killed and their sons fatally hurt.
a dispatch from Zanzibar announces
the death 81 Tippo lib, the noted Arab
chief and slave. dealer.
\ During gun practice on board the
British first-class battleship Magnifl-
cent, OF Gibraltar, q six-inch shell ex-
ploded Eighteen persons, Including
four officers, were wounded, IL OF them
seriously. ' Ssss e I: .sz5
Mrs. George Campbell, wife Of a
ranchman living four miles west of
Tucumcari, N. NJ, went suddenly in
sane and with q rifle chased her hus-
band from home. Then, before he
could return with help, she killed her
five children and ended her own life
by shooting. III ,$=,& ~. :s5 ..s- sys ~
Robert Hagadorn. 80 years old. shot
his mother four times, fatally wound
ing her, at the family home near Alo-
mond, n. Y. He then killed himself.
The young man had been drinking, and
his mother demonstrated with him.
Following the shooting from ambush
Of Richard Baker, a merchant of Tioga,
I'LL, Joshua Phyles, renter on Bakers
farm, committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head, Baker will re-
cover.S r. -s.....s.
Confederate veterans opened i. q re-
union at Louisville, KY, and gave Gen
Joe Wheeler an ovation. -: !.
Reports of the American Flag associa-
ton, in session in New York city, show
that four states within the fast year have
adopted laws to prevent the dissertation
of the flag. y &->,--s =. - -.
Railroad men believe the hearing OF
complaints of Illinois shippers before
the state railroad and warehouse com.
mission at Springfield wiz result in re-
duction Of freight rates.
|: Announcement was made at Prince
ton of gifts to the university of 1886 acres
of land, an annual income Of 500, 900 and
q recitation hall to cost, 5000. 1000.
The secretary of the American Tobac.
co company was fined for contempt OF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
eAlNEsvILLs's MARDl eRAs,
Active Preparations Now Under Way
for Giving Gainesville Grand Show.

Active Preparations Now Under Way
for Giving Gainesville Grand Show.
Active preparations are now under
way for Gainesville's big Mardi Gras
and Carnival, and on Monday evening
at 1880 o'clock everything will be in
readiness.
Following is a partial list Of the at
fractions Jones and Adams, Famous
Dog and Pony Show, The Todt Duo
Worlds Champion Aerialists, Donsen-
no, King OF the High Wire, The Great
Train Robbery, Fighting the Flames,
The Girls in Red, The Great Biard
Family, The Adams Sisters, Mysterious
India, Willie the Wonder, The Bold
Bank Robbers, The Gamblers Crime,
jolly Joe, the Largest Boy on Earth /;
Ferris Wheel and Mery-Go-Round,
Jones and Adams Concert, Band Ross
BAreley, director
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10

William Bell, the negro who pro-
Get led to carve Moses Bryant to he
liking With Barlow on Wednesday,
because Bryant was ordered TO leave
his (Bell's) home aud resented the h..
vitation with a stick infiicling wounds
on Bellshead, was arraigned in the
municipal court Thursday morning
and discharged the evidence showing
that Bell acted in self.deiense.
Bryant, who was slashed severely,
was attended by Dr. Il Colson. Dr..
Colson Thursday stated that, while the
condition Of the patient was none TOO
encouraging. he Il doing as we'll ss
could be expected, aad would eyentu.
ally recover
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
MssloNARY AFTERNOON.
Dr. David v, GwiIYm VIII Address La.
dies Of Holy Trinity Church.

pr. David v. GwiIYm VIII Address la
dies Of Holy Trinity Church.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Holy Trim.
rs Episcopal Church desire to an
nonnbe that DR.. David Vaughn Gwilym
the Eminent New York divine, has
consented to deliver missionary lee
tore under the auspices Of the society
on Wednesday afternoon OF the COM
iae week at Holy Trinity Church.
Dr Gwilym's subject will be "a
KeS to the Missionary Problem, which
81 IS needless TO add will be handled in
nBsterly and eloquent manner. This
distinguished divine, who is here at
Irnding the Bible Conference, is a
eaker OF great force and ability, and
hs lectures are always attended with
sat interest.
cordial invitation is extended to
SIS public to attend this lecture.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
TON OF
Drinking FOUNTAIN.
ae Ceremonies We're Impressive
aud Largely Attended.
soME ExcELLENT SPEECHES

Aef, W aFpenter and Christopher
M Fre Prepared. and Those
Deeply Interested in
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10

Begins with the symptoms Of 3 COM
b. cold there is chilliness, sneeziug.
re throat hot skin, quick pulse
'aneness and impeded respiration.
Ne frequent small doeses o. Ballard =
orehound Syrup, (the child vii eFT
3 I'D and at the fret sign Of croupy
.ngh, apply frequently Ballard 3 suoW
.niment % The throat.
Nrs. A VIiet. New Castle Colo
.ites. March fpth. 1901 II thiuk
lllards H0reh0und Syrup q wonder
j remedy. and 90 pleasant " &c
y snd al. Sold by w ~ John5oa.