The Washburn leader

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the Newfoundland government, which

they charge with forbidding all vessels

of -American register to fish on the

treaty coast. This right, the fishermen

claim, is granted them by the treaty

of 1S18 between the United States and

Great Britain.

The resignation of William F. Powell

as United States minister to Hayti has

been submitted to the president and

accepted. As his successor the pres

ident has determined upon Dr.

SH.

W.

Furniss of Indianapolis, a prominent

negro.

By reason of what appears to be

dissatisfaction with the situation in the

Philippines Luke E. Wright, governor

general of the Philippines and presi

dent of the Philippine commission, will

retire from that position about Dec. 1.

Associated Justice Tucker of the ter

ritorial supreme court of Arizona has

been requested to resign, the result of

charges involving his personal conduct

as a member of the judiciary.m ,rr,

I UNFORTUNATE EVENT8.

Five lives are known to have been

lost and more than thirty persons in

jured, some of them seriously, on the

Cunard line steamer Campania, bound

for New York, when a gigantic wave

rolled over the steamship and swept

across a deck thick with steerage pas

sengers.

Five trainmen were killed at Seaton,

111., when a heavy double-header

freight train, eastbound on

the

Iowa

Central railroad, ran into cattle on the

track. Both locomotives and eleven

cars loaded with grain uid lumber

were piled in a heap beside the track,

Arthur E. McKlnstry, financial sec

retary of the Maumee River Yacht

club, and Willie Donohue, his fourteen

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Washburn leader. (1905). Washburn, McLean County, N.D., 1905-10-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85000631/1905-10-20/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washburn leader, 1905-10-20.