Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-10-25


The value 81 the concessions made So
Russia to. Japan and other rights gained
by the latter IN the Portsmouth treaty
e now estimated at $3.50, 900, 900.
Baron Komura. the Japanese peace en-
voy to Portsmouth, was given . cold re-
ception on his arrival in Toxic. Is
Peace was of1cially announced by the
imperial government Of Japan after the
signature Of the treaty with Russia.
Sir Henry Irving died suddenly at
Bradford, England, after presenting
Thomas Beckett at the Theater
Royal. He was attacked by syncope
and passed away without speaking.
The dean of Westminster, Very Rev.
Joseph, Armitage Robinson, has con-
sented to the interment OF the body OF
Sir Henry Irving in Westminster abbey.
The remains OF the late Sir Henry Irv-
ing were cremated In London. =
DR.. Edward D. Eaton has resigned the
presidency Of Beloit college, Beloit,
Wis, after successful service of many
years. He will probably accept q call
from q church at St. Johnsbury, Vt.
A through freight on the Big Four
plunged into washout and was wrecked
near Hillsboro, Ill. Two tramps were
killed.
"A movement has been started in At
lanta, Ga, to raise by popular subscrip-
ton in the south $60, 900, or a sum SUM-
cient to pay the duty on the presents be-
slowed upon Miss Alice Roosevelt,
daughter Of the president, during her
trip through the orient.
T. c. Carson, president of the John
son county savings bank and the Iowa
City Electric Light company, at Iowa
City, Ia. died in Philadelphia from in
juries received falling of a street car.
In the federal court at Chicago, Judge
Humphrey decided that the indicted
packers must stand trial on charges OF
conspiracy to violate the Sherman anti
trust law, but they were discharged Oh
counts in indictments against them
based on the charge that they were in a
monopoly.
DR.. Edward James James was formal
ly installed as the president of the Uni
exercises were elaborate.
In tornado which passed over the
country one mile west of Manford. Okla,
two children of E. r. Anderson were
killed.
Protesting his innocence to the last,
John Rooney was hanged at Bismarck,
N: D., for the murder of Harold Sweet
on August 26, 1902. He walked onto
the trap singing song of mis- own
composition.
Massachusetts, labor unions have de-
creased by 100 during the past year, &C.
cording to an official report.
Chicago police have evidence that a
wholesale traffic in American girls to
recruit harems and brothels in China
is carried on in Chicago.
A Denver, Col, grand jury indicted
ten bankers on charge of attempting
to steal $l,750,OOO.
The interstate commerce commits
sion's inquiry into charges of refriger-
ator car lines may result in lower tar
IFS. All sections of the country are in
terested. ,. -; 49,,
les Congress may reimburse Miss Alice
Roosevelt for customs duties she must
pay on gifts received in the orient.
Chairman Shonts of the Panama Ca
nal commission, which landed in New
York after tour of the isthmus, re-
ports that the work of sanitation is
making great strides and no cases Of
fever have been reported this month.
Andrew Carnegie, on being installed
lord rector of st. Andrews (Scotland)
university for a second term, made a
speech urging five great nations to
unite to force peace on the civilized
world.
France has sent warships to the vi
cinity of Venezuelan waters, but ex-
plains that the action is not to be re-
garded as a menace to Castro.
Superintendent Of Police Taylor OF
Philadelphia told a committee of the
councils that the city police are re-
cruited from ex-convicts.
President Roosevelt issued ON order
that civil service employees may be
summarily discharged without trial
whenever a superior decides the en-
ploye has been inefficient or guilty Of
misconduct in the presence of SUI
perior.
President Roosevelt has promised i'm
mediate attention to subject laid be-
fore him in connection with the use Of
his photograph for trade purposes by a
tobacco firm.
Expectation of arms, ammunitionan and
munitions of war Of every kind from any
part of the United States and Porto Rico
to any part of the Dominican Republic
has been prohibited by a presidential
proclamation. ' - s-'-.
The house of William Chiftchok, five
miles north of Monticello, Wis.,, was
struck by lightning, and one daughter,
10 years old, was killed, and another, 16
years, fatally injured while sleeping.
Matthew Baldes, farmer, is in jail
at Orange City, a.. charged with choking
and beating his wife to death. Baldes
strongly protested his innocence. -
Mrs. Alice Hartman and her five chill
dren were burned to death and their
home was destroyed by fire at Port Roy
al, a village in Franklin county, Mo.
The Western Soda Fountain company
Of Milwaukee, Wis, filed schedules in
bankruptcy, giving debts of 81, 800. &c,
and assets of $19.570.68. .~.s-.. j
Michael Goodwin was killed and John
A. Marker was seriously wounded by
Italian strike breakers at the Wehrle
stove foundry at Newark. o.
Five trainmen were killed at Seaton,