Willmar tribune., 1905-09-27


Joseph 7. Naar. editor and publishcr:
OF the True American, Of Trenton. M.
Is, died as the result of q stroke of
apoplexy. Mr.. Naar was about 81
Years old. and was one Of the leading
democratic editors Of the state.
President Samuel Gompers, OF tho
American ederation OF Labor, has is-55
sued call for the annual conventions
OF the federation to be held at PITTS
burg, Pa, beginning November 4 3. 55=ss ss
The American fishing steamer, Harry
G. Barnhurst, caught fishing in Canadi-
an waters by the Dominion cruiser
Vigilant. escaped after q / thrilling
chase. In which her upper works were
shot away and two of the crew wound
ed. s = .55 .szsi 4 z"=3.% 's'
Assurance Is given that tbs cruise
ct the car will not involve delay in
the signing OF the peace treaty.
Charged with having abscOnded with
$50. 600 belonging to his clients, Ernest
Jones. bucket-shop broker, is being
sought by the Chicago police.
The turn Of the tide OF gold towards
New York Is exciting the attention OF
bankers and other financiers of Paris,
who say that this restores the natural
movement which has been abnormally
reversed for the last two years, partly
owing to the war in the far east.
A reward of $4,000 has been offered
by the New York Times for informa-
tton leading to the arrest and convic-
ton of the murderer or murderers of
Jacob H. Thompson, the exchange edi-
tor cf that paper. -.
N. S. Crews. an old and prominent
resident Of Pony, Mont, shot and
killed his wife, then turned the gun. Oh
himself, put a bullet into his own head
and died an hour afterwards.
The anniversary of the declaration
OF Chilian independence was celebrat-
ed throughout Chilli with greater en-
thusiasm than usual, and this is con-
sidered due to the great prosperity the
republic is now enjoying.
James w. Boyd, clerk in the public
health and marine hospital service,
was arrested in Washington on war;
rant sworn out by Chief Clerk w. P.
Worcester, of that Office, charging him
with embezzlement of $4,000.
Columbus captured the American
Baseball association pennant for 1905.
having 100 games to her credit, with
only 81 lost. The other clubs in the
association finished in the order
named: Milwaukee, Minneapolis, LOU
isville, st. Paul, Indianapolis, Toledo
and Kansas City.
Sixty buildings We're destroyed by
fire at Nome, Alaska, causing a loss
estimated at close to 100000.
Probably the largest meeting in tho
history will be held by the American
Bankers association in Washington
October 1913.
The sixty-sixth annual session of the
Rock River Methodist conference will
open October at Freeport, ILL.,, with
Bishop Luther B. Wilson presiding.
The body of a man supposed to be
August Julius was found on the Lake
Shore tracks at Bryan. O., horribly
cut up. There are indications of foul
play.
Rain-in-the-Face, one of the leading
chiefs in the Custer massacre and who
is said personally to have killed Gen.
Custer, died at the Standing Rock res
ervatiOn. S. D. He was 62 years old.
The threatened freight handlers
strike collapsed in Chicago when
agreements were signed y with four
leading railroads on the basis of last
years wages and working conditions.
Burglars plundered the home of Fed
eral Judge c. c.. Kohlsaat in Chicago
and stole jewelry and other property
valued a. $500.
DIR. w. RI. Harper, president of the
University of Chicago, again submitted
to an operation and friends fear tho
outcome.
& Gen. Isaac J. Wistar, of Philadel-
phia, philanthropists and scientist, died
at his summer home In Claymont, Del,
after an illness of one day. He was
7S years old.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany has shut of service to poolrooms
from race tracks throughout the United
States. -. 49, r. 49,
Indictments bare an alleged murder
plot In Chicago, by which Greeks
sought the life Of business rival. Of
fering two assassins $1,000.
Fifty persons were injured when the
tent of Ringing Brothers circus was
blown down at Maryville, Mo-, impris-
onfng $1,000 spectators under the can
vas. ..a-.
The Santa Fe railroad report shows
that in one year the roads damages
from floods has been $2,0O0,000.
= The state department received tele.
gram from Baron Rosen, the Russian
promising that the tariff
concessions granted America by the
czar will take effect at once. :
Secretary Taft sailed for America
from Yokohama, after giving out an
interview In which he says he found
no sentiment in Japan hostile to Amer
lea. .~
Railways have placed orders for
more, than $3.50, 100000 worth Of new
in an effort to meet the
business which prosperity has rolled
up, and steel prices may be advanced.
Mate Anderson, Of the schooner v.
H. Ketchum, gives up his life in a vain
effort to rescue Mrs. B. Ames, the cook,