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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
WAITING FOX THE COURT.
No Iron Hall Money Can re Paid
Creditors "a Ncs.

Txp,,xarosIs. March 3. Receiver
Fai,ey of the Iron Hail or j. being
fioodsd with letters from all parts of the
country. asking why "a dividend
had not been made of the money
now in ms possession In speak
ine az the matter today the
receiver said that things were rapidly
getting into shape bat nothing could be
done until the Fereiterphip case Is
finally decided by the supreme court.
Tie has ON hand. he says abou, es-,ono
and aided that there can Is na fiistribu.
ton IL fnnda nnisi the case is decided.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

WAsnsofo>. March & At . late
hour this afternoon the pressdenf re
turned unsigned 20 the inferior depart
nent the corrected deeds ~ which the
Chocfaw and Chickasaw Indians con-
ses 70 the goyernment their eqNliy title
To the Cheyenne aud Afapahf.e lands IA
Oklahoins. Ter 2hich tie last congress
appropriated s3ontno The president
IL his letter returning the deesss feifer
aied bis dissppfossl u the legislation
hy which this appropriation eas made.
and shich. IL sill he remembered. was
the subject ~ a message o. congress.
The president stated that owing - the
press ~ business during the iass hours
~ his administration be had found 10
time T. examine the deess and hence he
was compelled % return them without
his approval This takes The matter
over 10 the inceming administration az
unfinished business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
LOCOMOTIVE ExrLopEs.
One Man Killed and Thrcc oshcr~
Tafaii, Ininrs,d

wrLxEsBAKss. Pa. March 3 Engine
No iai. ffhirh Valley road. exploded
its hoaicr near McCnues station. fiflee1
miles north 81 Pittston. this morning.
killing William Brown. pilot. v be hai
been sent 90 assael the train over the
Buffalo division aud fatally ir.ufffE
Charles SintebauQh the tnsinrer psars
Refeniurr. fhe fireman. ard john Schcft.
a trakemar
The force - the erpio~For chfrin1 The
l-olief ofi The frame. aii1 SHAT ftnainet
% the engine held fhe track and ran -
far ae Talie station. wfefF At came a. =
,tsp.ie,.ii ga ar up Grssia. Thr injured
meg are too hadls hHft ~ give any par
fieuiare
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

The senate Passes All ofThem ON the
Calendar.

WAsHfscrox. March 3 The senate
today passed thirty i've hoeSe bills on
the calendar. including the following:
To establish companies q the hospital
CORPS. u. ;. A.. donation of the mill
tary reservation at Oklahoma City for
use and benefit of the free public schools
% that city. Almost all II the re
main,ier we're pension bills. including
one Tor the daughter Of a revolutionary
soldier
On motion u Mr.. Gordon. senate bin
relating to copyright was passed. II
authorizes copyright 10 issue where two
copies II the book or other copyright
article had been sent Ia the librarian. or
mailed before the lst ~ March. lss'3.
House bill 10 continue the duties of
- per cent on linen containing loo
threads per square inch gthe rate now
approved by law was passed with an
amendment making il take effect in
l-s6 instead II 1891.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
ROBBED IN HIS SLEEP.
a Lumberman Has $1,000 Sewed in
His Goat to Lose IL.

ST. Paul. MINI. March 3 Peter Cor
ran. a Chippewa Falls lumberman. was
robbed shortly after 10 o'clock last night
Of 5000 at the ST. Paul union depot.
Corran drew the money out II three
Chippewa Falls banks Yesterday morning.
got his wife TO sew IL inside the lining Of
bis coat. took train for st. Paul and
was waiting for the ll.l5 train fos Moose
Lake. where be was going To pay off a
gang II Ioggers. He fell asleep in his
seat at the depot and when ne awoke
his coat had been cut open and the
money taken. The thieves. who had
evidently followed him from Chippewa
Falls. had not disturbed his watch or a
wallet containing so in an inside pocket
The police have secured no clcw to the
robbers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

culcu.o. aareh Z Pollre are guard
ine the lake 'front.' night and day - Pc
ren; the illinois Central raiiraa from
ias tne additional Tracks II defiance u
fhe recent slecisia = the supscase
court q the United Stats 4 ft,s.ise.l.
seventy fe.sf wide rpnn;fg from ffanl
son sfref - p8k t.ps las hee6
rree.ie.f and fies have been placcss
rr..s!s f..F beildin9 officials - ihe road
decline ~ le iafetxient8 resafsslnz
H.. lnlns-flnns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

The Leader ~ the Kansas P"paii-ss
Deserts Iis> Nif..

TfHEf HAuTt Ind March Henry
A. White. TIE h..isss farnhsi ieasicr
and Messenger - earn fte r.tcfefal
tote L. Washington. is among TIE Miss
sing. and The last trace his aiff and
friends have ~ ain y Ia this ris, His
wife has written - tie 3srft iiaute
police authorities asi,iDA their ait She
inciosei Photograph and fa.d that he
0ss-i - visit woman in this cifs White
stopped here fn,m February II o. Frl,
ruary II on his return fsia NashinCton
among few friends - fofue9 oats
when he was prominent fgnre IN xeef-
err Indiana I,oii'lcs To one Re said he
married a second time and that the mar
said that ne had been thinking about
leaving Kansas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
INDIANS HAVE rnE GRIP.
arspshocs =, White River sEc~crssssoss
DYING cf the tsl~cs~e-

LsSnss. W,o.. March 3 flefen Ara
pahDe Indians have die1 ~ the sub sta
ton on The Wind river reservation. nsar
here within tic iasf week n sfIr.
More than one hundred Hft VERY iIl Tho
doctors. priests and sisters - ci.i.f-
ifs are giving fkesn al nffcn-
;ion s.,.ssi.le. but eeem utterly
unable q make any fight eEsinsf Tie
aiaesee The Ararahtf tio,d = badly
ss1,eoned. and when ? fneInfeT - that
frlle becomes sirk rec very h fare
f.esa spring sllf grip faSfeafd ii-if
ur.n The Shoshones fifffy mites from
he Afapshoes. bet ofs fxo sue.
cuni,nd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The secretary
of war has informed the secretary ~ the
interior that instructions have been sen,
by telegraph from the headquarters 81
the army TO the commanding general of
tie department IL the Missouri - take
such military steps a. may he necessary
fo prevent an, invasion of the Cherokee
outlet and 10 usa whatever military
force may he necessary 10 accomplish
th,- .,b,...f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
Slaughtered the Gang.

Sr. Lorls. Mo. March 3 The demo
cfat convention nominated the follow
ing ticket today: Mayor. James Ban
herman: Comptroller. H. A. Campbeil;
auditor. Joseph Brown; treasurer. Jar
rorn St-uie; register. Chris Brokate;
marshal. bernard Thorman: collector.
j. j. McCaffefy.
Mayor Noonan and the entire push
crowd were numerically slaughtered.
Rannerman is a rich saddle manufae-
furar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

wssHrxoroS March , While The
McGarrahan bill was heing considered
in the senate Mr. Hoar chairman ~ the
judiciary committee. said tha: the claim
bad been investigated fifteen timee ty
the two hons.s and had been sustained
twelve or thirteen fines Under al
thcss circumstances he thought that q
case hal been made out Tor new friai.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

prrTsrfKLp. Mass.. March 2 William
Coy. the murderer. was hanged ~ The
county jail AZ io33 this morning The
crime foruhich William Coy was hanged
was for the brutal murder ~ John
whalen. fellow lsbortr on the railroad.
last August Coy had suspected Whalen
- luiug TOO intimate with Mrs 60, and
after getting him drunk he killed hinl
with an AZ. nearly ssTe7ing his heet'
frs,rn hts f~r1v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Failing Walls knI Ball Fright srecsa,
tors

LsSAnrS. Nexica. March g. The a.
nnai festival IA tins city closed with a
most unfortunate catastrophe There
was bull fight in progrees II 5 O'Clock
=. M. and the temporary tiers n scats
were filled with spectators. The
back wall was made u loosely
arranged ~siilan,sr and hack ~
this crowd - men. women and chill
dren were pceping through the holes or
cresices IN the wall 10 witness the bull
fight. when the weight ~ the erafs
forced the WAL back and II fell on she
heads a the spectators. killing eight and
wounding thirty q them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Corbett Can Hear Jessie Bartlett.
Davis Sing as He Works.

CHICAGO. March g. Champion jim
Corbett will train for his coming fight
with Charley. Mitchell at Will j. Davis
Willowdale stock farm. near Crown
Point. Ind. On June l6. immediately
after his return from tour Of the Pa
cifc slope. the Californian will open an
all summer engagement at the Hay
marker theater He will thus be thor
oughly acclimated 10y the time his train
ing season opens in October or earlier.
We're he to jump 10 New Jersey il might
take him longer to work into form.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

soon after II o'clock The ofhef mem
bsFs II thciI party Also retired early
Mr. and Mrs Blssxll Ard party, -
bufalo. arrived al the Arlington iiAis
ssenss.g. They called 81 tie tlefeianis
sson after their arrisai. and ssenl a.
enlosahls half hoar.
Hoke Sali1h speni ; part Il the after
nonn IN callinS cn frienfis- Au4ng 9th
ere be PAID his fesfects q Mrs. lama
the ~i1o4 Il the late jusiic. Lamar.
fog uhom he entertained the highest re
gard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
csnnusGr vrns rsrr~.
A small s.. r-., ooeo.rr pore.s tn
ss,s " all

ST rssI. MINI. nnrch F. TIE ]. r.
Mshfes gsrrlas-e con pkuy fnsde "a ~
sirunenf - IA Ds,fon f1s ths '~n<i;s
a It's cresftDrr. ard fscsort ,s ri,aed.
4 less shade On tie rom,@rf yesterday
~ So Keyes Dures sssFnfsns a Mn.
reaf.slis- r. satisfy susaI Judgment.
is.ifaffd fne ss~l,rninent fo srte6
ris a shs fxa1panss aFnIrr have t~ea
aled. fui - near ~ tsn 20 learned fte
s.esfs are ia ne reiekixfhc<sI 4 as
80 sn1 The disabilities f1'1 TIE
creditors sfe rriDfirtbf thic>G9 sDt
<ss York merchants.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

New YORK. March "A telegram was
received here today from New Orleans.
in which John c. Humphrey says Il
will back George Dawson t. fight any
man in the world at li0 pounds for slo.-
coo side and the largest purse offered.
Richard X. Fox 10 be final stakeholder.
Have deposited 500 forfeit"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

IL Stops Him Meeting Dawson on
Thursday Evening.

New OsLEASs. March 3Charles
Wittmer. the Cincinnati wrestler. has
accepted Ernst ROBBERS challenge TO
meet anybody in the world M Gr.eco-
Roman style. A telegram was received
today by Harry Weldon, asking him to
make the match at once for 500 side.
II is hardly probable that Roeber will
take on with WitfIner. as he tried the
game once before and found il too hard.
Negotiations were opened again this
evening between the representatives, of
Dawson and Ryan. 10 bring of the fight
March .. before the Crescent City club.
which offered purse Of $1,000 through
President Noel. A telegram from Ryan 5
physician said his leg would not stand
training for week. and that settled it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

B0a1nS. March 3 Owing b. an abrupt
adjournment the United Stairs circnif
eand jury viii net feperf the indirf
meats against TIE Naserick bank efi
cials nosil text Thursday. On that day
The if icfasenfe aiii - returned Bnd.
# - thought. ehe viii - ngasbai az 81
Ger who has not heretofore t~en Indicted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Nsu Yeas. Msrs Ihe nafiepsf
las telegraph fsefHas4ent ula fot
saka ,,saes sa tbs eats ~ March II II
fas t.ea postponed anti March - -
tie foa, nsttisn ~ arrangements haze
fsnaa fs.af shs ftassHsn ent wil1 Se =
sasiis larRer prnYDrtkas fnsn they 81
feet es..-sf<sf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Wk<a1x row Asrck 3 Alderman
fisnz< II IuFee< & 4 Hurzharr
iefuf3 eitS clerk William r Meknx xaf
sea Ntem 4 f.Aiif al = Grand fsf
lis arr IS tb@ etfy ari aere ~ the
fegftes fsday Iassb Rsar = Grand
Hseen = In the eifF u asesf = Ef
~Fnmef 5iire nrtier fhe new sira Sc
t4tsn Ee 4f3s sefee snspnsf4nt -
ttf~s-seefe fer ~ psrpo4e < .r<nriue
a krpcsrfneef TIE fsmise a tao
( sssHaa fzikasp uHi ear. fw hesse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

LAKEWOOD. y. j.. March .-Pugilist
James Hall has completed his arrange
ments for leaving Lakewood for New
Orleans. where be is to fight Fitzsim-
mons. the Australian champion. Hall
expects To reach New Orleans Monday
morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

WssHixcrox. March 2 The eensfe IN
executive session confirmed the noInins
ton of Traxton Beale ~ California a. l'e
minister and consul general 20 Rounsnia
Serxla and fsreere
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

nffSxrsf. ksk Marcil3 TIE brrairs
e $50 unknawf deaf nfn ver% ft,uno
fse mssfs easf = lisFen8,f y,.eteftlSt
Ffs fs.iies Nhf* 'Finr effe~s fhe car
esss aat es<itHrd eos and hea ~
ns>easis f-fn - fhis r1~i:isn foa ztscfsl
.aea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
Costello viii Accept.

New York. March ). There is good
chance Of a match being arranged soon
between Buffalo" Costello and George
La Blanche. The former today said he
would accept La BIanche's challenge
which was made a few days age.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Horsfs fair amendmelts. IA 1hleh Sch
4t1rs 6arnan. Butter and AcPhersoo
par rt,.ei pstssi- The latter senator pro
terfsi Indignantly agasnss The action u
the CAhss-o authorities. aud declared X
congress t4ru.-i the treasury 81 the
Lnited States over % Chissgo the gov
efament would make great mistake
Mr. Aillsols naoiion that the senate
i1si-f ca its world falr amendments v as
tnen carried Yeas. 81: nass. IL; al neg
atise soses t<lng democratic.
Rea1, to he signed
Senator Dawes presented the ccufer-
ence report on the Indian appropriation
biil. aud II ~as agreed TO without OBJ
lecflon- By resolution the vice presl
dent was authorised % retain for bis
personal Use the writing set and ap-
pendages used by him during his term
q Office.
As midnighs drew near the senators
slowly drlffrd out of the chamber until
only about a score were ia their seats.
aud the crowded galleries lost most
their occupants. 4 call Il TIE senate
sasordered and a9uorum VAS hunted up
Ills a. m.-The McGarrahan hiil
finally cane 70 4 vote ami Was passed.
Ayes. 81; nass. l. II Row goes 10 the
house.
Mr.. Hale then presented the eonfer-
snes report on the deficiency appropria-
tlon bail
t.Iq a. ni-The deficiency report was
repeated. and il "a now ready for the
Presidents signature. leaving only the
saldry elvil appropriation bill 10 be
agEeed upon.
senator Till then moved to take up
the Ne~ lerk and New jersey bridge
bill. Senator Hiscock opposing II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

GastrxxK. s Msfsh Iforel
S.sfariN. ssxesn = the late husband
= nellie ssfnnf sroS,n<< - nsasas1e
xHh tsas - farmers : ffsff a afzsut
- go fes sa eentrAl Nssnasnz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

<fa tnfe NArrh : The steamship
4frter.a frcze sslasct,r. 1frired fsss
fanrK{n3 She esH neihibe a tie n.irs
~ >arr,ric-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Al O'Clock this evening MIR. and Mrs.
Cleveland were entertained at dinner by
President Harrison and Mrs. Mckee.
The affair was entirely informal. and the
meal was partaken Of in the private din
ing room.
Tomorrow morning President Harri-
son will go to the capitol riding with
President elect Cleveland. Mr. Cleve-
land will go 10 the room IL the vice
president and remain until the hour for
the Inauguration ceremonies 10 begin.
while President Harrison. accompanied
by the members Of his cabinet. viii
spend the last half hour of his term in
the presidents room. disposing 81 the
closing business of congress. When he
returns 10 the White house. il will be as
private citizen and for the purpose IL
removing the last 81 his personal effects
prior to his departure for indianapolis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
AU REvoIR TO BEN
Cabinet and Diplomatic Corps
Make Their Adleus.
HARRISON DIMES CLEVELAND
The President says Farewell "a His
Adviser and Many Lifelong
Friends. Then Works

WasHIsoroS. March a. The last day
of the outgoing executive Is always d
busy and fatieuing one. and President
Hafrison's experience today but serves
10 emphasize the truth - this state.
ment. A; an earlier hour than usual
the president Was al his desk going
over the bills ready for his examination
and approval. lie Was subjected. how
ever. 10 constant interruptions until a
late hour in the afternoon. and that be
was able 10 make any progress at all IN
his work pressed his unusual powers OF
application.
Before the hour for oTs ning the house
to the public the president received a
number of callers. chiefly senators and
representatives. who were interested in
the bills on his desk awaiting his sigma.
ture Sergeant al Arms Valentine 81
the senate. accompanied by Senators
Teller. Mcpherson and Ransom. the
committee 81 arrangements for the
Inauguration tomorrow, called 10 per
feet the last details.
Later. Indiana people who were in
office. ID the number 81 half dozen or
50. called 10 bid the president farewell.
and this was one Of the hardest expert
ences 81 the day.
Called on Cleveland.
After the exchange of calls with Mr..
Cleveland. and his brief. bat touching
leave taking of his cabinet. the presi-
dent received the members of the diplo-
matte corps who called in body 10 say
farewell. Nearly every member 81 the
corps was present.
After lunch the crowd thinned out
and the president Was left largely 10
himself At O'Clock he bade adien TO
Major iialford; this was quite trial To
both Of them Neither is much given 10
manifesting any emotion, hut they are
possessed of sentimental natures. which
were stirred 10 their depths by the sew
erance of relations which had existed
many years. and which. during the past
four years. had been as intimate as
those between brothers.
The little folks. Ben and Mary Mckee.
in charge Of their Eoyerness. made the
rounds Of the house before the hour Of
closing. saying good bye 10 the clerks
AVID employees. and expressing their re
gret over the coming separation quite
prettily.
In the afternoon President Harrison
received andt accepted the resignation
of Assistant Secretary ~ the Treasury
Gear. and Solicitor Of the Treasury
Hepburn. These officials are members
elect of the hfty third congress. and
had 10 sever their relations with the
department today
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-01-06
LITERARY NOTE.

The January number Of Romance
offers not only feast to the lover Of
fascinating stories, but a peculiarly
interesting field for the student Of
international fiction. Eight of its
fifteen stories are from the pens Of
noted Spanish writer's. They are Sc
lected primarily with view to their
general interest, but are still of SO
marked a favor as to reveal clearly
and in the most pleasing manner a
different spirit from that which con.
trolls literature Of the SAME class in
other countries. Besides this extra,
Fordinary presentation Of Spanish
fiction, the numher contains specia,
! New York story, two thrilling nara
|tives in the best style Of French art
several charming original American
Isketches, and two intensely dramatic
stories by Julia Schayer and Barton
Allen. The whole forms numbe
at uncommon strength and variety
! This magazine is issued by Romano
! Publishing company Clinton Hall
i Astor Palace. New York, at % cents
number; subscription, $3.50 a year.
A new tin plate plant will be pu
& in operation in Baltimcre within
!. few days.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-01-06
w. NJ. Welch.

The Sauk Rapids Sentinel charac-
terizes the Journal Press sensational
article about W. NJ. Welch as "a
great ado about nothing.' Itprints
Mr.. Welch's letter, prior to his de-
parture, from which we extract the
following:
''Permit me space in your paper to
say to those who have been good
enough to credit me, will pay them
all in the course of time. Don't he
afraid, boys, | am honest and will
pay every cent, l am much behind
at present, but am strong and de-
terlnined to be square. The school
board and myself could not think
alike, SO ! left the school in their
hands without consulting them.
Perhaps they can get some teacher
to accept their dictatorship but it
is not |. y To my friends l
wish to say good bye. To the many
children who were placed under my
care While in Benton, want to say
that shall always hold you in fond
recollection. TO all my enemies I eX-
tend the hand !9f 9fforgiveness.
with these remarks close my re-
lati0n with old Benton. st. Cloud
Times.
Welch was well known in Little
Falls, having been a resident Of Nor
rison couney for several years.
p. H. Neuman, has just received g
number OF heavy draught horses
Parties desiring to purchase will dc
we'll to give him acall. ltf&w]
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-01-06
FIRE AT RIPLEY.
Jerry Root Suffers q Severe Loss by
Fire on New Years Day.


Jerry Root Of Ripley is in the city.
today and from him we learn the.
following particulars of a fire which.
occurred there Sunday morning:
About 2 o'clock he was awakened,
by the cry Of fire and upon looking.
out discovered his store and ware
house to be on fire. The citizens
were quickly aroused and an at
tempt made to save som e OF his
stock of general merchandise, for.
they saw the buildings were doomed.
as the village has no fire brigade.
The buildings burned fast and the
fire soon spread to abuildiDg owned
by Henry Root, and all was soon in
ashes. 5 =, 81, 80
Mr.. Root saws thatthe fire was un-
doubtedly ofincendiary origin. and
that had the wind been in the north
the entire village would have been
wiped o5l
Mr.. Roots loss will foot up about
$4,000 with 5000 insurance carried in
the American and State insurance
companies, represented by Fretz 4
Holden OF this city.
Henry Roots building was worth
about 81 900 and insured in the same
agency for $500.
The loss is quite a serious one to
Mr.. Root as he was doing a big
| business supplying logging camps
and he will probably loose consider
able trade by this unfortunate
| circumstance.
An effort will he made to find the
person who set the fire.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-01-06
4 NEW YEARS BLAZE.
4 Row of Buildings on Second Street
Narrowly Escapes Destruction.

Little Falls narrowly escaped an
other serious conflagratiOn on Sun-
day morning. About o'clock smoke
was discovered issuing from kleber
Bros. bakery and confectionery on
Second street. An alarm was tuFneef
in and the fire department was
promptly on the scene and soon had
the blaze extinguished, but not before
the entire stock was badly damaged.
The damage to the building is slight,
the interior being smoked up and
will have to be calsOmined. The,
insurance was carried in the follow
ing companies: Royal, OF Liverpool,
Victor Schallern, agent, on stock and
fixtures, 81 200; Etna and Queen in
surance companies, Paul Gaethke,
agent, $3.50 each; Pacific. a. r. David
son, agent, 81 800 on building. There
was also another policy on building
in Paul Gaethke's agency.