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

cIetdry Ia1L and more tnan 81 OF
the party which visited the orient have
reached San Francisco. The secretary,
in an interview, says the Philippines
sno" great gains, that the Chinese
boycott will fail and that Japan really
is glaC of peace. He declares that
Filipinos are unfit for self-government,
and independence cannot be realized
for generation to come. IL
Edward N. Nockels, secretary of thu
Chicago Federation of Labor. proposes
to organize professional baseball play
erS into union. ~
The prosecution won first blood in
the packers conspiracy cases in Chi
cago when Judge Humphrey ruled that
the manner in which the grand Jury
proceedings were conducted is legal.
Norway, says Foreign Minister
LoeSland in an interview to the corre-
spondent Of Paris paper. plans to
ask the powers to recognize it's indie
peEdence at once. T.
Al employe of a sewing machine
company in New York is hgid for a
@;50,O00 theft. .' <s.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. entered
Harvard just Is years after his father
did. -
Tie German press is indignant over
the new Anglo-Japanese treaty.
Gcv, Folk of Missouri has ordered
the rolice board to close all bucket
shops in st. Louis. Z.
Livingston Quackenbush of lie Sueur,
MIMI, was convicted of receiving mon
ey into an insolvent bank His bank
failed in March, 1904. =.
Prominent Chinese regard last Sun
days bomb outrage as a protest against
ChiDa's effort to crush the anti-Ameri-
can boycott. ~ : +........~, e..
Socialists and supporters of the Hun
garlan coalition parties rioted in the
streets Of. Budapest and more than 40
persons were injured. !. #
Former Gov. Yates of Illinois Will
not &c candidate for the United
States senatorship against Shelby NJ.
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A. H. Linneke has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the business Of Johnson &
Sloan retail drygoods merchants of
Minneapolis, MINI. The liabilities, It
Is said, will be about 5000, 900. 5 & q /
Five children were burned and as
phyxiated In the fire which destroyed
the home Of Frederick Adamson at Fort
Dodge. Ia. &. d Ii TT <:=s> IS ss.:1;; 1
John M. Hamilton, seventeenth gov.
ernor Of Illinois, died In Chicago.
An extra work train on the Cairo
division Of the Big Four railroad ran
into the rear end of an extra freight
train at swango hill, hve miles south
of Paris, Ill. Four men were injured
one fatally. :'..:s ss@ #.5:.:
:. Des Moines won the pennant Of the
Western league, which has closed its
season. Denver is in second place,
Omaha third and Sioux City, Pueblo
and st. Joseph in the order named.
A preliminary peace agreement be-
tween the Tartars and the Armenians
has been signed. IL. ... !. s.. H {
Three topics, highly important al
this time to the American people, will
be discussed by the president in his
message. They are the federal super.
vision Of life insurance, the relations
between this country and Venezuela
and America interest IN the fiscal
affairs Of Santo Domingo. y
Peoria, Ill, has been selected as the
meeting place of the National Rural
Mail Carriers In 1906. 3#:ss
Rufus Biny0n (colored) !, who mur-
dered his stepdaughter at Ran, In 1900;
was executed At Ardmore i. IT. This
was the first legal execution ever held
IN that district.