Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-12-20
Foreign

Aiua CdVdA1eil, Tue opera singer, mas
returned to Robert Winthrop Chan.
Ter, her husband, all the property
made over to her prior to their mar
rage In the spring of 1910 and re-
ceived in return a lump sum, said to
be $4,000, for annulling their ante
nuptial contract.
Queen Victoria Of Spain gave birth
to a daughter. This is the fifth child
born to Queen Victoria. King Alton
so and Victoria Ena, princess of Bat
tenberg, We're married May 81. 1905.
The Chinese government will make
complete surrender to the rebels in a
conference to be held at Hankow, at
which peace terms will be fixed.
The federal authorities at Washing
ton have received word from reliable
sources that on or about December
Is the revolutionaries will begin a
widespread movement to wrest control
OF the Mexican republic from the
hands of President Madero and restore
1t to the friends It former President
DiaZ.
The Nobel peace prize has been
awarded Jointly to Prof T. M. C.
Asser of the Netherlands, founder Of
the Institute of International Law, and
the Austrian peace advocate, Alfred
Fried Of Vienna, editor of the Jour-
nal Friedenswarte. Each will receive
$19,500.
A bomb explosion which occurred
during cinematographic exhibition at
Liege, Belgium, resulted in the death
Of two persons and sixty.three others
are suffering from serious injuries. 1t
Is believed the bomb was thrown by
a maniac.
Eight foreigners. half of them
Americans, were killed in ShensI,
several mission houses were de-
stroyed and 5000 Manchus were slain
by Chinese. according to the first d.
rect and uncensored news received at
Peking from Sianfu since the recent
outbreak there.
That the American state depart.
ment will sustain Shuster in all his
constitutional rights is now matter
of fact, for with 1000 Russian Cos
sacks advancing to occupy Teheran.
proclaim martial law and GUST him at
the bayonet as Persia's financial agent.
he has been advised by the govern
ment to stand his ground and defy the
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Personal ... ......
A rumor is current in Washington
that Miss Helen Taft, daughter of the
president. is engaged to J. Cotton
Smith, son of Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton
Smith, rector of historic st. Johns.
leading Episcopal church Of the cap
ital.
The sixth triennial convention of the
Council Of Jewish Women opened in
Philadelphia. ~"
The condition of DR.. G.. w. Eliot.
president emeritus of Harvard. who
has undergone an operation for an
pendicitis, at Colombo, Ceylon. is Sc.
rious. No complications have arisen.
but the physicians are not confident
of the outcome.
The New, York office Of Fisk uniyer-
sity, the negro college at Nashville.
Tenn, has received an offer from
julius Rosenwald of Chicago to be
one of four to give $12,5o0 tc
meet the current expenditures of that
institution.
James B. McCreary was inauguratet
governor Of Kentucky for the second
time, thirty.six years having elapsed
since he entered on his first term. .
| Frank A. Vanderbilt. president o.
the National City bank Of New York
in an interview published in the Out
look, declared that the hesitant AMI
disturbed state Of mind now 60 uni
versal among business men and can
italists Is due to the chaotic situate,
resulting from the attempt to ad1us
business to Z law".--the Sherman anti
trust law {5sSs}$ rs5i s@&ss