Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-20

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|sbeen restored in Toxic under martial
law. The government decided to yield
10 popular clamor and publish the
peace terms. s.=5..s :#s3. .. 3D.
| I. The Toxic municipality has passed a
resolution denouncing the peace terms
and favorlng the abandonment Of the
peace treaty. ..S5..= >z <:.i .@s
Komura Is threatened with assassina-
ton on his return to Japan.
The Russo-Japanese armistice proto-
col was made public. The car ID to
send no more troops south of Hardin or
the mikado north Of Mukden.t
A meeting held in Yokohama to pro-
test against peace was followed by an
attack on the police and troops have ar
rived from Toxic to preserve order.
An Official OF the New York Life In
surance company admitted at the inves-
tigatfon In New York that the company
furnishes the money required for syndi-
cate deals, but gives half the profits to
banks. -.
For the FIRST time in Iowa, in many
years, death warrants have been issued
nom the governors Office for the exc
cutlOn OF two murderers, one Joseph
Smith, Friday. April Is, 1906: the other
Louis Busse. April 20, 1906. Russe MUIR
dered his wife. Smith is a negro who
killed woman with whom he was
boarding.
Lambert Naegele, for ~ years editor
of the Montana Stats Zeitung. pub
lished at Helena. founder of the Mime
apolis Freie Presse, veteran of the civil
war and survivor of the New Ulm
(Minn.) Sioux massacre, died in Seat
tie. WASH. aged % years.
Three young civil engineers in the
employ of the Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western railroad were killed by
work train while returning to Cort-
land, n. Y, on a handcar.
William F. Powell, United minister
to Hayti, announces his intention of
rendering his resignation to President
Roosevelt at once. He gives as his
reason for resigning the prevalence of
revolutions, riots and fever in Hayti.
A movement is on foot to give Pres
ident Roosevelt a cordial popular re-
ception on his return to Washington
September 80 from his summer home
at Oyster Bay. 49,
A woman who registered as Mrs.
Brown at the Miller House, a small
hotel in Memphis, Tenn. was burned
to death in q fire which destroyed that
building T., ..-.-...:.
Fire that started from the explosion
Of lamp at Clement, Okla, destroyed
the entire east side of the main bust
ness street. Loss, $50, 900.
Il A party Of seven women and chill
dren. who started out to pick blueber-
ries. were tipped out of small boat
while crossing the bay near Grand Ma
rails. Mich, and two women and one
little girl were drowned.
Judge +. J. Simmons. chief justice Of
the supreme court of Georgia, died in At
lanta,
Bud Rogan, the Tennessee negro
giant, is dead at his home in Gallatin
Rogan was eight feet nine inches tall.
His hands were II inches in length, and
feet 1872 inches.
John Reeves, murdered his wife at
their home in Cambridge. Mass, ana
then committed suicide. The tragedy
was the result of domestic differences.
A. report from the Japanese head
quarters say that in the direction of
Hsingching Gen. Madrikoff with about
three regiments opened an attack on
Sushan on Monday, September II, but
was Immediately repulsed by the Japan
ESQ.,,
Fire at Logan, Utah. destroyed the
mechanical shops at the agricultural
college of Utah. Loss, $4,000. 49,
President Roosevelt has announced
that until he returns to Washington on
September 80 he will receive no callers
at Sycamore Hill except those who may
come on urgent official business.
While writing his name with piece
Of chalk upon the dome of the South
Carolina state capitol at Columbia,
Warren Scruggs. .Jr., the 15-year-old
son Of Warren Scruggs, fell from the
inside of the dome to the marble floor,
60 feet below, being instantly killed.
Helen Godfrey, a colored waitress, was
stabbed to death by Jesse Gibson, her
discarded negro lover. while she was
asleep at her lodgings in Atlantic City,
n. J. ,.
Prof. Albert Watchenberger was cut
to death by Ernest Powers, a pupil in his
school at Athens, Tenn. Watchenberg-
er had attempted to chastise the boy.
Two German freight steamers, the
Janette and the Pretoria, bound from
Hamburg for Mediterranean ports, have
foundered in the North sea. Their
crews, numbering 50 men, were
drowned ,
The bridge over the Zambezi river was
formally opened at Victoria Falls, East
Africa. The bridge, which is of the can
tilever type, is 420 feet above the river
at low water. and crosses over the gorge
at Victoria Falls. 49,.
Treasurer Randolph admitted that
the New York Life juggled $500, 900 to
NIX report to the state superintendent
Of insurance .
Morris X. Jesup, of New York, has
been decorated by Emperor Nicholas
for his services to starving Russian
peasants. -
United States onicials would grant
Russia tariff concessions to pay for
the czar's act in abolishing retaliatory
duties, but regard it as impossible.
Alexander Elliott, aged; 70. years, a
pioneer Of Sioux City, a., who during
his lifetime gave away over 100000 to
missionary and other philanthropic
work, is dead Of old age. He had lived
in 9iOI1xh Cftv since ita foundation sn