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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE,

Whereas, default has been nude in the
conditions of IL certain mortgage made and
executed by Joseph Gnhnu:y u, ana i,, Denise
Saving Fund Il Investment Company. mortEngec
dated Oct list, 1892, and recorded in the office OF
the register of deeds of the county OF Morrison
d. H. in book 81" of mortgages on pngc 3'l.
conveying and mor,gaging the following de-
sc1ibed land and premises, situate In the county
Of Morrison and state OF MN esola lo-wit.
The north twenty-five (22) feet Of lot eight C@
and the south twenty-five (22) feet of lot nine
(9) in block nine (9) La Fond addition to Little
Falls, Minnesota, according TO the pi"t o! snau
OF the Register of Deeds In ana Tor sud Morrison
county. . :, ,
And whereas, by reason of said default, the
mower I'm said mortgage has become operative,
md the mOrtgagee has paid out the SUN OF tve
and fifty seven one h,lndrcdths doll"rs (S550 for
taxes past due on said premises and there is
now claimed To be due ana IL que NJ inc nate
hereof on said mortgage and the debt secured
thereby and for taxes, the sum OF FIX hundred
and twenty one and tifly-scvcli one hundrcd'hs
dollars CSG2l.50 and no action or proceedings ~
Inv has been instituted to recover said mortgage
Indebtedness or any pnrt thereof.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given, that Dv
virtue of the power OF sale therein contained
and pursuant to the statutes In such case MADE
and provided the snid mortgage Will be lOrccloscd
by sale OF said above described premises ny the
sheriff of said Morrison County at pubiic
auction, at the front door OF the court house III
the city of Little Falls county OF Morr'Son ss'tt
of Minnesota Oh the twcniy.siXth day oi
January A. y. 1855 At ten o'cloLkin the forenoon
io satisfy the amount which will then be due
on said mortgage aud the debt secured thereby,
together with the amount paid for tn xe. ana the
costs and charges OF foreclosure and my do'lhrs
1866, attorneys fees as stipulated in SAID
mortgage. ., n,oo,
Dated ut Minneapolis. Mimi. Dec. II, ADJ
MINNESOTA SAVING FUsD d INVESTMENT co.,
MOrtgngec.
FRED Il. SNYDER.
Attorney for Mortgngec,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21

The PETER prophecy is interesting as
predicting what probably will not hap
pen. Mr.. PETER says the dissatisfied Re-
publicans, who are the free silver Re-
publicans, will consult with the dissat-
isfed Democrats, too numerous to men,
ton or classify just now, and these two
disgruntled bands will beg the Popu-
lists to take them in out of the cold and
the wet. The Pops will kindly do SO.
Then these three will, in the language
of that lamented Democrat, Samuel J.
Randall, ''get together" and make war
on the Republican goldbugs and mo-
nopolists. PETER thinks free silver is an
issue big enough for a whole campaign
even in this big country, and he would
like to see a fight made on that alone.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
MORTGAGE FOHECl .OSlJKE SALE,

Default having been made In the payment OF
the sum OF ono hundred and ono and twenty enc
ono hundredthS ($lol.2D dollars, which IL rInimcd
20 be dus and Is due at the dntc OF
duly executed and delivered by Hattie
Kern mortgngor. to Sylvester Kipp and
day OF August 1891, and with u power Of snlc
therein continued. Only recorded in the Office OF
the Register OF Deeds In and for tho County OF
day of.Augu~t 1891, ut o'clock y. III, III book r.
OF III OrtEnEes on pnEe l:B.
Which said mortgngc together with the debt
Sylvester Kipp and Orrn Kipp. mor,gngees. to
Carrie A. kipp by written assignment dntrd the
oath dry OF November. 1894. and recorded in b"
Office oisnId Register OF lreds on tho Goth day
OF November 1894, Mt o'clock n. m. In book
TX" Of mortgages on page 5GG which sud
mortgage was given to secure pnrt OF the
purchase price OF said land hereinafter described
and no action or proceeding having been In
stituted at law otherwise to recover tho
debt secured by sud mortgage. or my pnrt
thereof:
virtue OF the power Of sale contained In said
mortgage. md pursuant to the statute in such
case made md provided, tho snid mortgage will
be fOrecosed by II sale Of the promises described
west hnlf OF the northwest quarter OF section
twenty -four t2N In township thirty -n,nc (39)
north OF range thirty,tw' az, west in Morrison
county and state Of Minnesota, with tho here
ditnmcntH and nppurtennnces which sale will
be made by the sheriff of sud Morrison
county. Mt the north door Of the court house
II, the city OF Little Falls In snid county nnt.
state. on the 2lst day OF january. 1895
at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, at
public vendne to the highest bidder for cash,
to pay said debt and interest. on said premises.
and twenty five dollars, attorneys fees. az
stipulated In and by snid mortgage in OF
foreclosure and the disbursements allowed by
law: subject to redemption nt any time within
year from the day Ofsnle us providedby law.
Dated December 4. A. u. 1884.
CARRIE A. kIPP,
Assignee OF Mortgages.
S. K O. kIPP.
Attorneys for Assignee
III GermMnia Lifo building. St. Paul. MINI.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21

them, but Vehling never abandoned his
pet project. In 1892 Vehling created a
sensation by appearing in San Francis
co one day with his little schooner, which
he had Single handed sailed all the way
from Alaska by means Of small pocket
compass and cheap clock that gained
over two hours during tho 20 days. trip.
Vchling was born in North Germany
40 years ago, came to this country in
1860 and served in the United States
navy during tho war. After the war he
engaged in tho ice business in Honolulu
and became possessed of about $25, 600,
which he lost in the coal business i'll
Alaska. Then the old longing for the
Latlroncs-the Summer Isles of Eden
seized him, and he decided to sail
there in tho Kussilotf. Old salts pro-
dicted that he would surely be lost at
sea in such a cockleshcll, ncighbors told
his wife that sho and her children would
be drowned, but tho couple sailed away
confident of success. During tho day
the eldest two children-ono 10, the
other 14-took turns steering, and ut
night Vehling and his wife alternated
at the wheel.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
WIZARD EDISON'S DAUGHTER.
Che Is q Musician, Painter and Linguist
and a Strong Minded Young Woman.

Che Is q Musician, Painter and Linguist
and Strong Minded Young Woman.
Miss Marion Edison, the eldest daugh-
ter of Thomas A. Edison, the world
famous inventor, is now a young lady
in the early twenties. She is an OK
trencly we'll educated woman and is
even now adding to her store Of learning
abroad, where it is rumored she may
soon change her name for that Of al
officer in the German army. When Miss
Edison was very little girl, her father
playfully called her Dot after the SYM
Dol in telegraphy, and the name still
olings to her, although she is Low a
woman of almost stalwart frame. She
is described as a splendid specimen OF
American womanhood, with classic
face, delicately tinted complexion
which bespeaks perfect health, and gold
en- hair that curls about her face and
is worn in shapely Psyche knot at the
back of her we'll nodded head.
She dresses in artistic fashion, but is
no slave to the prevailing mode if she
does not consider it becoming, and she
is very fond Of the sort of society that
considers brains of more weight than
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
HAWAIIAN Correspondence,

That Between Admiral Walker and Score.
tary Herbert sent to tho Senate.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-In answer to
a resolution Secretary Herbert sent to
the senate the correspondence between
the navy department and Admiral
Walker relative to his mission to Ha'
wall last summer. The correspondence
makes q volume Of considerable size,
covering about 80 type written pages.
and while much Of it is purely formal,
some chapters are Of interest.
1t begins on March % last. with
the formal order Of the secre'
tary detaching the admiral from duty
as PRECEDENT of the inspection board
and ordering him to Honolulu to re-
ieve Admiral Irwin as commandment.
chief of the Pacific station and closes
with a notice from the admiral dated
Mare Island, CAL, Aug. "a, announcing
his REIMBURSEMENT of that command to
Admiral Beardslee.
The last communication from the
admiral strongly urges that an Ameri'
can ship should be kept at Honolulu.
not so much to keep watch over the
Hawaiians as to keep the English in
check. Without it, in case of royal.
ist uprising, Admiral Walker believes
that English marines would be landed
and that they would assist in restoring
the queen.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
vEHLlNG,s WONDERFUL vovAcE.
With Vito and Children - Crew He Salts
Sixty.ave Hundred Miles.

With Vito and Children - Crew He Salts
sixty-f1ve Hundred Miles.
+ When the Viking ship was brought
to America for exhibition at the Worlds
fair, there was considerable of a sensa-
ton over the daring of the voyage. The
Viking ship was II feet long and 16
feet beam and was manned by Ia ex-
perionced sailors. The voyage was GER
tainly wonderful one, but it was
child's play when compared with the
voyage Of Captain Frederick Vehling in
his 10 ton schooner, the Kussilotf, which
is only 46 feet long and 10 feet beam,
which was manned by Captain Vehling,
his wife and seven children, the eldest
of whom was ii years of age, and which
recently completed a successful cruise
of $500 miles, from San Francisco to
the island of Guahan, in the Ladrones.
Years ago, when Vehling was sailor
on United States warship, he landed
at Guahan and was so delighted with
the island that he decided to return
some day and raise coffee. Years pass
ed, and the responsibility Of supporting
wife and seven children came With
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment Of
the sum OF hfty-six dollars interest which IL
| notice, upon a certain mortgage duly executed
ana delivered by Joseph II. Rix and his wife
Rachel J. Rix mortgagors to George W. Thayer
| mort sngee bearing date the Eth dny OF
February, 1891, and With u power OF sale therein
contained. duly recorded In the Office OF
the Register OF Deeds in and for the county OF
day OF February 1891, at . O'Clock n. IN IN book
.T" Of mortgages, OH page ~ which snlu
mortgage, together with the debt secured
! thereby, was duly assigned by said George w.
Thnycr mOrtgnEee, to Orson V. TOuSley by
written assignment dated tho 7th day OF March
1891. and recorded In tho office OF snid Register
OF Deeds OH tho 81 day OF November lso4 at
page $50 and whereas. the sud ASST gnee ol the
mortgagee has duly elected and does hereby
elect to declare the whole principal sum OF stM
mortgage due and payable ut tho date OF this
| notice. under tho terms nnd conditions ot said
mortgage and the power OF snln therein
con tanned; aud whereas there IL actually due anu
| claimed to TO due ind payable on said mort gage
ut tho date OF this notice the sum Of nine
hundred and three dollars nnd whereas said
power of snle has become operative
| and no action or proceeding having btri' ~
stitucd ut law or otherwise to recover tn" dept
| secured by snd mort gage or any part thereof.
Now. therefore, motto" il hereby given That ny
virtue of the power OF hnlc continued IN H"'u
MORTGAGE md pursuant to the h'ntut" III such
case lnntle and provided, he hnd HIortE' VIII
he iorcrIoscd by II suIe OF the premises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage VIZ:
The sout hrn.t quarter dissection tWrnl y-rSh'
of township number ono hundred nnd thirty In
range number thrty-one in Morris"n count ,nnd
! stu,r OF minnesota witt h" ,'r"d'I =
and npuurtennnc'4: which Hnle will be mud" by
the sheriff of said Morrison county II, the North
door of the court house IN the city oi
Little Falls, In said county nnd STATE" on the
Doth dny of January lse'. ut 10 oc'oGM Il" ,.s OF
bidder for cash to pay sni'l debt Of nine hundred
and three dollars. and interest, aud the taxes II
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
MISS MARION EDISON.

bank accounts. She is very talented
artist, and her paintings have won the
hearty praise of experienced critics. She
is musician Of ability and shines par
ticularly in this field as pianist. She
speaks French and German fuently, is
we'll posted concerning what is going
on in literature, politics, science and
art and has decided opinions Of her
own on most matters. Like her father,
she is a ready talker and possesses a
fund of useful knowledge.
Miss Edison's late mother was the
first wife of the inventor, and there is
now Mrs. Edison the second, who is
not many years older than the daugh-
ter. The second Mrs. Edison was Miss
Nina Miller, daughter Of Lewis Miller,
the millionaire manufacturer Of Akron,
O., who founded Chautauqua and who
is something of an inventor also. The
Edison homo is a palatial structure at
Llewellyn Park, Orange, N. j., and
near by is the inventors laboratory,
where so many Of his greatest lnven-
lions first saw the light
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

Default having been made In tho payment OF
the sum of sixly-two dollars interest
which IL claimed to be due and Ia due ut the
date OF this notice upon IL certain mortgage
duly executed and delivered by Mary Wise and
John Wise her husband, mortgagOrs to t.
Louise Williams mortgugee. bearing date the
10th day Of December. 1892, and with n power Ut
sale therein contained duly recorded In the office
OF the Register Of Deeds In and for the county
OF Morrison nnd state Of Minnesota on the 3Otl,
day Of january $685. ut IL o'clock II. III, in hook
N' OF mortgages. or pngo 3Dl. ind whereas.
the said nOrtpngee has duly elected and does
hereby elect to declare tho whole principal sun,
of said mortp"ge due aud payable at the ,inte of
this notice. under tho terms and conditions of
snid mortgage. and the power OF sulc therein
contained: and whereas there IL actually due
and rlnin'ed to be due and payable on suid
mortgage ut the date Of this notice the sum of
sixteen hundred and fourteen dollars: and
whereas said power of s"l" has become operative
una n" action or pr"ce'lin" having been
tho debt secured by Hnid mortgage or
any part thereof
Now. therefore. motto" IL hereby given. TINT by
virtucnf the power Of sale lined In snid mort
gage and pursunnt to the statute in Hucl, r,lse
made aud provided. the snld mnrtEnEr will to-
forccl"Nd by sale OF the premises described III
and conveyed by hnid murtHnE viz:
The southwest quarter Of section nine, town
sllu forty of range thirty IN Morrison county
and siu," OF Minnrsutn with tho rlinn,rll,s
aud nppurt"nnnces which s"I" will b" made by
tn" sheriff of said Morrison county at tn"
north door OF the court h"us" in the city
ul llltl" FnllA, in Hnid county aud state, on
tn" End day OF FEBRUARY, 1873. at 10 O'Clock H. N,
OF that day. at public vrndu". to the highest
bidder for c'lsh. to pny said debt. Of sixteen
hundred and fourteen dollars and atty dollars
attorneys fcrs.ns stipulated In and by snih
mort gage In clnr OF foreclosure, and tho
disbursement" allowed by law: subject TO
redemption at any time within one year from
the uuy OF Hnlo ms provided by Inv.
Dated Decenbrr 10th \. ID. 1884,
H.. LOUISE iLI.lAMS.
Mort gnGcr
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
COUNTESS DE FREMONT.

ing an account of tho affair for publica
ton, in which he made some innucndocs
not exactly flattering to the countess char
acter.
Anna, countess De Fremont, is an
American and has had remarkably inter
esting career. She was born in New York
city 3S years ago and is the Oldest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Thomas Malloy, who formerly
kept boarding house in Cincinnati. The
countess maiden name was Anna Dun
ply, Mrs. Malloy's first husband being OF
that name, and it was only after'his death
that Mrs. Malloy moved to Cincinnati,
subsequently marrying Lexington mcr-
chant tailor named Thomas Malloy.
At an early ago Anna indicated rare
musical as we'll as literary abilities, and
for number Of years she was one Of the
principal singers in the Cincinnati cathc-
dral choir, leaving it to accept q like posi-
ton in the choir of Henry Ward Bcochcr's
Plymouth church, in Brooklyn.
While in New York she became ac-
quainted with and married Leon dc 3re-
mont, physician Of considerable rcputc,
who also bore the title of count, being the
son of an ancient French house and a
chevalier of tho Legion of Honor At tho
time of tho marriage Miss Dunphy was rs
years old and q woman of remarkable
beauty. The union was happy ono, but
unfortunately the doctor did not live long
ward. De Fremont was a man = consil-
cradle means and left his widow in very
comfortable circumstances, but although
talented in many things she did not pos
sess the gift of retaining wealth, and no
H.. -, - 1,o%o k~o mt Il
sitioh the dollars acquired by her husband
gradually slipped away from her until she
found herself almost penniless.
It was then she again took up singing
as profession, and also turned her pen to
good account In contributing to her sup
port by writing for the magazines and tho
daily press, besides occasionally lccturing
on subjects particularly Of interest to wo1n'
en-. In London she met Brandon Thomas,
who is we'll known in theatrical and liter
ary circles as promoter and manager,
and he proposed a lecturing and musical
tour, which was acceptable to the count
ess. An extensive trip was taken, IN
which India, Australia and South Africa
were visited.
On her return to London tho doctors
widow assumed the title due to her by r'a-
son Of his rank. Here she was accorded a
most 6attering reception at tho hands OF
such aristocratic personages as Lady
Wilde, mother of tho famous Oscar Sir
Randall Roberts and others Of that ilk be-
longing to the great metropolis most cx-
elusive literary set. She set up her place
at 1 Cavendish mansions, Portland place,
/. and her Sunday evening lat homes be-
came features of the social world
1t is suggested that Mr.. Gilbert may
find in this suit material for an entertain
ing libretto, but it IS pretty certain that
be will not again attempt to make game
Of the brilliant countess.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
SUICIDES AND SUICIDE CLUBS.
Some Interesting Information ON the sub
ject Of Self Slaughter.

Some Interesting Information ON tho san"
ject Of Self Slaughter.
The latest idiotio freak in Jersey City IL
q suicide club. It claims Is members. At
the annual meeting the members are to
determine by lot which one is to kill him.
self The slaughter house is to be Glendale
woods, and the organization Is to defray
the funeral expenses and will do 1t cheer
fully and gratefully undoubtedly If the or
ganization survives. 1t is predicted that 1t
will collapse the night of the annual ses'
It is alleged that the members are regard
ed as sane by their friends.
Robert Louis Stevenson presented the
first picture of suicide club. A some
what similar organizations was recently
discovered in the Roumanian Military
school at Crajova. After five of the cadets
had committed suicide by shooting them
selves with revolvers an official inquiry
disclosed the fact that there was among
them a suicide club with 10 members.
Tho five cadets who had killed themselves
did so in accordance with the rules of the
society. The members were bound by
fearful oaths, and when the name Of
member was drawn by lot he was required
to Immediately kill himself.
1t is estimated that only about half the
cases of suicide ever get reported as such.
Criminals are of all classes the most ad-
dicted to suicide, as the figures prove. or
all philosophers who have written essays
on the propriety of suicide only one ever
acted on his own advice.
Spring is the fashionable season for sui
eide, as it is also for love. More people
kill themselves by day than by night. Sui
cides also prefer the carly part of the week,
month or year, and of all the days in the
year the first Monday Of May is that upon
which most suicides occur.
Men kill themselves two or three times
more frequently than women, except In
Spain, where self destruction is common
among women. Men in committing sui
eide are not supposed to do it SO artistical-
ly as women, and not few make bun
gle of the first attempt. OF man who
made several futile attempts to commit
suicide it has been said that he could not
kill himself to save his life.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. default has been made in the pay
ment Of the principal and interest according to
me terms ana conditions o. certain mortgage
and delivered BY Jane Martin Widow as mort.
gsgor to Mary NJ. shafer as nortgagee, to secure
the payment OF the sum Of three hundred dollars
$500 O0 and interest at the rate Of ten per cent
10 per CENT? per annum. according to the terms
Of a certain promissory note In said mortgage
described: which said mortgage was duly
recorded in the office of the register of deeds in
and for the county Of Morrison. state of Mime.
sofa on the DIST day OF October. A. d. 800 at
eight o'clock A. NJ. in book 90 Of mortgages,
Oh page 400.
And whereas there Is claimed to be due and is
due on said note and mortgage Al the datc'of this
notice, the sum Of three hundred ninety lwoand
NIFTY one hnndred'hs (s392 50-loO) and no action
or proceeding ut law or otherwise has been in
stituted or is now pending TO recover said debt
or any part thereof.
Now; therefore, notice is hereby given that un-
der aud by virtue of the power, Of sa lie in said
mortgage contained and psasuant to the statute
in such ease made and provided. the said mort
gage will be iorccloscd by sale of the premises
and state of Minnesota. duserihed as follows, to.
wit: The east one. half &c. ~ ofthe northeast one
quarter a. ". ~ OF the northeast one quarter H,e
IN. T.. M and lots ono IN aud seven C) of SEC
ton 6, township los, north of range 81 west, aud
lots fifteen QD and sixteen u6) Of section 81,
township 12a north OF range 81 west. Aud that
such sale will be nude by the sheriff Of said Nor
rison county. at public vendne to the highest
bidder to cash, OH Tuesday. the eighteenth Q8)
forenoon Oh said day Mt tho north main entrance
of the court house. in the City Of Little Falls,
Morrison county, Minnesota, to satisfy the
amount then due on said mortgage. with the
COSTS and expenses OF foreclosure. and tha
further sum OF twenty five dollars 1928 COY at
torneys lee, according to a stipulation In said
mortgage for payment thereof in case of fore.
closure.
Dated October Is, 1894
MARY NJ. SHAFER
Mortgage.
Attorney tor Mortgage,
Room 70, Globe Bdg ST. Paul. Mimi.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
NO MORE Relief.

The Minnesota Commission Stops Sending
Supplies to Hinckley.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 20.-As result of the
attack made by the Rush City Post and
the discomfort manifested by those to
whom relief has been given, the state
commission has stopped sending sup
plies to sufferers in the burned district
until it is known whether or not the
$500 borrowed for the purpose of
buying supplies will be refunded by the
state legislature.
N. J. Miller, agent Of the state relief
commission at Sandstone, had a con-
sultation with Secretary Hart regard
ing the work at that point. The houses
there are about completed.