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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
Endorsed Hanna.

4. CLEVELAND, Jan. 2l.-The Thirty.
second Ward Foraker club Of this city,
an organization named in honor Of
Senator Foraker, held meeting and
endorsed Hon. NJ. A. Hanna for the
United States senate. The resolutions
state that he is the right man to serve
ont the unexpired term of Senator
Sherman. A copy of the resolutions
was forwarded to Governor Bushnell,
urging him to appoint Mr.. Hanna.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
4 New soldiers, Home Ho.pit.l.

MARsHALLTowN, Ia., Jan. u. The
new hospital for the Iowa soldiers
home, just completed and furnished.
was thrown open for public inspection
during the afternoon and was thronged
~ hundreds OF visitors. Tho building
10 modern and complete in all apart
msnts and will accommodate no pa
tients Is will 10 occupied Is onos.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
That will He New YorI<'s Place In the
-. ..c '.s Cabinet. sF 4 :, $sSsSs

New YORK, Jan. 2l.-Edward Lau.
terbach, who had q talk with Presi-
dent-elect Mckinley at Canton Tues
day, has returned to New York Speak
ing of his trip, he said: II went TO
Canton as the representative of the Re-
publican organization OF the state aud
had talk with the president-eject
about New York's place in the cabinet
No particular place was asked for, al
though it seems that matters are;so
shaping themselves that New York will
probably get the secretaryship Of the
navy. The names suggested on be-,
half Of the regular organization are j.
Sloat Fassett, Serene E. Payne and
Stewart Z. Woodford. Nothing was
said about the New York local Offices =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
Great Ovation to Teller

DENVER, Jan. ~. - United States
Senator Henry M. Teller arrived in
Denver during the morning and isre-
ceiving congratulations from his friends
ON his reelection. Among those ten
dering congratulations were many Of
his most bitter political opponents Of
few years ago About noon he was es-
corted to the state capitol, where he re-
ceived q tremendous ovation from the
legislature in joint session.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
verdict Axainse Won dor Abe,

PrTTsBURG, Jan. II The case Of
Mark Baldwin, the base ball pitcher,
against Christ Won der Abe of St. Louis
for $1O, 900 damages for false arrest,
was closed in the county courts at
noon. The jury brought in verdict
Of 81, $50 for Baldwin.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

The Cubans are planning to
carry on q destructive warfare
against the Spanish ships by the
use Of submarine electrical torpe.
does. The service was successfully
opened by the destruction Of the
Relampago Saturday. !.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Mum cipsl Ownership Impraoticable.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 81. AT the meet.
ing of the Northwestern Electrical
association report on municipal own
ership Of lighting plants was submitted
by committee consisting Of II. L.
Dogherty Of Madison, Wis, and Elihu
Colman OF Fond du Lac. The report
declares municipal ownerahip imprac.
ticahl<a S< 5-ils,s Is a5s5 .fs8f s$N ss..s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
Bryan sp.aks IL Texas.

y HousroN, Tex. Jan. II. Hon. w. J.
Bryan addressed an audience Of 8, 900
people here last night. HIS remarks
were largely confined to discussion Of
the financial question along the lines
pnzsusd during the LATE campaign.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
.BUCKING SNOW DRIFTS ON WEST.
.$ ERN RAILROADS. -

Harper's Weekly: Bucking
snow drifts on railroads with d
steam snow plough has the Gle
ments Of a true sport, biniDg
competition, danger, uncertainty,
excitement, and hard work. Units
risks it compares favorab]y with
football, it is played ut highe,
speed than polo, aud it rivals hunt
ing in uncertainties OF time anG
destination. The pictures shown
elsewhere in this number o.
':snow bucking" On the Northen
Pacific give an idea Of what it j.
like. Only the steam.ploughsdcs,
adequately with the deep drifts o
tn. North wt stern roads, and they
to be efficient, must be at ten 1
fifteen miles ali hour simply push
the snow ahead, and presently, j.
there is snow enough, gets stale,
but driven at g forty or fifty nil
gait, it turns up q beautiful SNOW
wreath on each side Of the plongl
IL is hard to Ct a photograph
that shows a snow.plough ut w0l,
Only the front view tells the story
for nothing appears from behinl
except flying clouds. tn
picture given in the WEEKLY a.
the SLOW plough in action was tn
ken by Dr., r. W.. Read, Of MAJ,
dan, N orth Dakota, who went OH
with the plough train west O.
Mandan after the big Decemb
storm, and caught from in front 1
the plough driven by four loo,
motives. All the ploughs show.
are Of the old fashion I'd sort. IT,
new rotary plough is good, and
good, and is in frequent use, !. Blu.
for pracuical work it has not driy
en- out the old style machine.
* "A crOsA-ey Ell negro in (ieOrgi
a., p.Ao t,,sr <..,I.. !"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Ss votes, Thompson (Pop.) 4s. Dough.
ton (Deln.) So not voting 8. Eighteea
Populists voted for Pritchard and one,
Democrat, Cathey, voted for Thomp-
son.. as .f,z
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
M,n,.tsr willis Remains Arrive.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Yl.-The re-.
mains Of Albert Shelby Willis, late
United States minister to Hawaii,
were brought hither by the steamer
Australia and were at once shipped to
Louisville, KY, for interment. Mrs.
Willis and her son accompanied the re.
mains. No military escort was sent
from Honolulu by the Hawaiian gov
eminent, by the special request of Mrs.
Willis. "a ii "A " X &S ..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Donnelly has entered protest
against adopting the proposed
arbitration treaty between the
United States and Great BFitian.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Revenue officers found acompiete
moorshiners outfit in full cper..
alton near Grand Forks, n. D,
Wednesday. Two men were ar.
rested after quite fight and
placed in Jail.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
w.ttsrson che Prl.oipai speaker.

me- 81 " AtestUUn 80 TFincSpAI 0pe0kor.
New YORK, Jan. 2l.--The gath an
nual banquet Of the New York board
Of trade and transportation was held in
the banquet hall Of the Waldorf Hotel.
The principal speaker Of the evening
was Henry Watterson. who responded
to the toast When Uncle Sam Was
Youno.,' S$z es$* ST..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
H.n,broux 3, El.o,,on . RAJ, f,.d. !,

BISMARCK, n. D., Jan. u. LIN joint
assembly the election of Senator Rams
brough was formally ratified. Legisla-
ture adjourned to Jan. 26. 3
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
BY PoPULlsTs.
Pxitchard Of North Carolina Re- Elected
-. to the Senate. - g.

+. RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 2l.-senator
Pritchard has been elected to succeed
himself in the United States senate by
the legislature assembled in joint ses-
sion. MIR. Pritchard (Rep.) received
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

lother women who
might be happy, ex-,
ist in constant misery.
with nerves strained
almost to the snap
ping point Shy some
disease or derange-
il1ent peculiar to
their sex. They fail
to realize, perhaps,
what is the cause Of
all their wretched-
mess and weakness.
|Or they shrink from
the ordinary method
HNA a 49, a . = - = N
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

..s3 crOss-eS ed negro in GeOrgi
confessed ~ wrecking the train tia,
killed thirty-five people. 9 a..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Many q
needless
tragedy
results.
from L
wrought
nerves
Women,
who $@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-13

Cell, and a little while later went tu,
one by one to cell No. 81. We all
escaped through this cell. Here
found one OF the iron bars ssa ed oil
aud the others twisted so that ell
low could crawl through. l saw one
OF the men going through. went
back and kissed my hand t. my vile,
who was locked up in cell near by.
Then l followed through. | wat
afraid for few momtn:s after l got
through and did not Nm whete
to Jump to the roof or not. 1t LOOK l
very risky. Then got to the roof OF
the house next door. ! found the
scuttle open aud went down through
the htuse, soaring the woman as ]
wont by. went out the uoot, mix
IN with the crowd and walked dow,
Grand ttreet to the Bowefy where |
look a cable car and rode to IAN street
and 3rd avenue. Here l got eff AMI
went INTO the Compton House. i
stayed at tho Compton House in my
room for TWO days ami then went
direct 10 Chicago, whsre l started 10
the IIuiL pedullng business.
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RIVERSIDE, Cal, Aug. l2,-Fred
Gsrceion, member OF Charles e..
Valea's Twelve Temptations company,
which player an engagement here
last night, IL lying at the county jail
Ia q precsrious condition. He met an
old friend here named YoungRn. and
the latter fsSed GRrcelon TO spend the
night with nim. His invitation was
accepted, and shortly after the two ,e-
tired for the night.
Youngsn was awakened by some
one choking him,and his nsssilant also
struck him on the head with q coal oil
lamp. Youngan jumped through q
window aud alarmed the neighbors,
who surrounded the house. Gsrcelon
attempted 10 run away from tn o
houee, ACT not needing a command &c
halt, wss shnt by Charles Rich. Two
LOADS OF No. 8 birushot found lodgment
in Gircelon's body. Youngan, who,
not seriously injured, ssys Garcelon
attempted to rob him, and Gatoelon
refused 10 make any statement. The
outcome OF GArcelon's injuries cannot
be ioIeiold.
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CONSOLIDATE THE BANKS.
Tha, IL the Idea Of Comptroller
Eccles.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE August
number OF the Rand McNally Bank.
ers' Monthly contains mn article by
Hon. James II. Eokles, comptroller
II the currency, on hank conditions,
10 which he Expresses himsslf unhet-
ilatingiy In favor Of the tendency
toward consolidation which has been
developing during the last six months.
81 am convinced," he says, "that
there Is no. an important city IN the
country, but would be strengthened
In all lite inleTteis ty bsAk consolids-
tlohs. Within the past few months
they nave occurred In New York, 81.
LouiS, anu X Ansss City. The exam
pie tAus EEL could well be followed
elsewhere. 1t ought to be. This truth
10 that many commercial banks In
recen; yesrs nave uriited away from
The Legitimate com merciai b.nking
Tor the reason that they have lounu
themselves confronted with so-Csiled
commercial banks born outside OF any
apparent cummtrcial needle. They
have been compelled through Civ
lug Tree exchange and pay msnts OF
large Interest rates on Jeposits,
TO look 10 other m,ane OF meet.
log expenses anu earning divihonds
Tue scnnnnel lato which they havs
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Mahoney, gave Lsrnei the hardest
kind OF n battle. 1t to k all the lattet'e
briIlisncy and Btesdiness TO win.
After Larned had taken the flrsl
set, ll-9, and the next, 81, Nisbit ran
fsur games In succession anu finally
won the set 4.
In the following set escb player won
nut his serve until 9 4 was reach od,
when Nisbit W n tho vantage game
on Larned's serve. Lsrned won the
set by soore OF SO.
After losing the fret got to Wrenn,
Eaves took a decided brace and played
all larounu his American opponent.
Tue set WIS QUICKLY reoied Off to the
tune OF 6.l. both play ers were on their
mcttle Tor the rubber. From Ball,
Wfenn took the three following games
anu match.
Larned won from Mahoney in the
final match of the day.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

San Frsnoisco, Aug. l2.-Mrs. L.
De X. Townsend, wife OF we'll
known stock broker Of this city, and
formerly OF New York, was iuuud
dead In bed this motnIng. Her deatL
is believed to be due from natural
causes.
Mexico, Mo-, Aug. IL, - Ernest
Cross white ran of with the II year
old daughter OF Thomas Pickersou
and went to Halliisy and " ere mar.
ried. Tho father OF the girl started 10
pursuit and secured the young bride
and will Try to hold her until OF sre.
Mrs. Crosswh ate 10 probably the young
est bride in the state II not In the
United States.
Topeka, Kan. Aug. l2.-Judge Sap-
born OF the Uuiled States circui,
court has issued an orner requiring
the expenditure OF S27 000 by Inc re.
ceiver OF the Union Pauific Railroad
company in repairing The Western
Union lines along the road, and also
an order requiring any one who has
any objections to the Postal company
having the right to use the wires
alopg the Union Pacific to appear be.
fore him and chow csute why 1t should
not.
Washington, Aug. ! l2.-Ssntiago
Bsrroe,a OF New York has begged the
state department to intervene for the
protection OF his broiher.in.law, Rs.
mon Hidalgo, and American citizen
registered as such in Havana, and
Cieniuegos, who was arresteu July
2Sth by the SPANISH authorities and j.
kept incommunicado In iCabspr q
fortress. Mr.. BarroetA says his
brother-in.law 10 prominent lswye
OF Cienfuegos and does Loi nix Ia
Cuban aff airs.
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DENVER. Colo, Aug. l2.-Rsilro d
meu ar. greatly Interested iu the dh :
covery winch Is ALE. eu to have be. N
made at La JuDta, Colo, Tint the Saul
Fe Railroad company 10 shipping COZ l
to eastern points lin refrigerator care.
According to the report, four Isirigera.
tor cars were side.lraCked At La Junta
for repairs. The cars were zeal, Il and
the contents were blliel az perisbable
fruit, which has right Of way over all
other classes OF traffic except mail anu
fast passenger service. Ii was neces.
saIy for the workmen to enter the CAFE
in order TO make the repairs. The seals
were broken and the icarJ were found
TO be filed with coal from the mines Of
Colorado and New Mexico
Refrigerator cara are said TO have
been going out Of the state on q very
extensive scale for two or thee
weeks.
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ENIQUITOU. SENTENCE
snid TO Have Been 'Impo,ed on an
American la COIomb is.

snid TO Have Been 'Impo,eu on gu
American la Colombia.
WASH NOTION, Aug. IL rae U oited
States consul at Meuailiu, Colombia,
reports TO the state department thai
the long pending trial of CHARLES Rad.
ford, q native OF Alabama. Accused in
Colombia Of murder, Terminated July
3td last 10 verdict OF guilty. This
judge prom unceI so otencs OF teath on
tue Gin instant and an appeal was
taken 10 the highest local tribunal and
granted.
The sen!eDce is regar led as inlqui.
tous and hopes are entertained thai IL
VIII be reversed. II 1t Is not, a further
appeal eau be made to the supfemJ
court Of Bcgota. After his sentence,
Rsdiorl was, by order OF the Alcai ue,
placed In bosvy irons ami otherwise
treated in the most cruel manner.
The United States consul Protested
10 the governor against such needless
cruelty and he SAID he was pow srless
to interfere with the Alcalde's orders.
rne consul then telegraphed To the
American minister IN Bo!ots, hoping
To obtain better treatment for the con.
denneu man through the Colombian
government.
The Judge who tried the case said
that he did not expect the verdict,
which was received with SURPRISE anu
gnation by the people present a
the trisI. The jury was composed
three young men, all deticien! In In
telligence. Jurors eauuOt be chal-
Ienged IN Colombo. Five names are
drawn by the government. One Is
struck cut by the prosecuting attorney,
one by the counsel Tor tue defense anu
the three remaining constitute the
Jury.
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WILL REAR RAILROADS.
Tho rranic nv d, Affects Canada
Lines.

Lines.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12,-Attorney-
General McKenns and Solicitor Gen.
.ral Ricasrus are making a c0reiul
study OF the questions involved In the
constru ction Of section 70 OF the new
tariff ac:, and 1t 10 expected that an
opinion covering the subject will DO
sent to Secretary Gage early In the
coming week.
The main question at Issue Is
whetner teas anu other goods enipped
from China and japan oy vessel TO
Vanc1uver, b. c., and themes by rail
10 bond 10 the Unitei States, are sub
ject to the 10 per cent discriminating
duty Imposed by section %. 1t IL
stated at me treasury uepartment.thst
very large proportion OF teas, OF the
production OF China ana Japan, are go
shipped to the New England AMI
other Eastern cities at a less rate than
Is charged by way Of American lines
OF railroad from San Francisco. Many
Easter. exporters OF these commUui.
ties. therefore, are said to be opposed
to any construction Of the act which
would impose the additional 10 per
cent duly.
The Boston & Maine Railroad com.
psny have asked to be heard ON the
question, pending Its finsi determine
IN, aud tue attorney general ha,
concluded to give item hearing next
Saturday morning. VINO VIII rept,-
sent their company before the attor-
ney general has not yet bpen deter
mn ed, but 1t Is understood that either
EX-SENATOR Edmunds or former Aesist-
ant Secretary Hamiin VIII appear iu
their behalf 1t Is q 50 probable that
some Cfthe A American lrane- co ntinental
lines Will be represented nj the hear
Inc on the other side OF the question.
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lie is Received la Buits with Gre nj
Joy.

Joy.
BUTTE, Mont, Aug. l2.-Amid the
screening OF eiesm whistles anu
shouts oil welcome from $4,000 throsta.
w. J. Bryan was received an Butte
this afternoon. Ths scene around the
city was An animated one curing his
march from the depot to the Butte
hotel. Housetops ssgged under the
weight OF thousands and every wiz
dow where view ulu be obtained
wss crowded with faces.
Mr.. Bryan was met at Silver Bow
Jubctlon by reception committee.
The crowd at the depot here was so
denee the people were unable to cope
with II. On reaching the hotel MIR.
Bryan responded TO calls OF the poo
pie and made brief address. In the
cour,e OF his remarks he referred to
the fact that this was the anniversary
OF his notification AID speech OF ac-
ceptapce at Madison Square garden,
New York.
81 had not thought" he said, tot
celebrating the occasion in tnis place,
but am very iorcibly reminded OF
tbs very material difference between
the two citiee. l said on going TO New
York, that was going to the enemy.
country. 1t would tske liar OF big
dimensions to declaresthat l wasIi N the
enemy's country on tais OCCASION. l
am pleased TO meet my irieDds, aud
especially to inset people who were 80
universally on our aide during the last
campaigu."
Later in the day Mr.. Bryan went to
Walkerville, a suburb OF Butte. where
a demonstration took place.
Tomorrow he speaks a. the race
truck. The track has been under the
ban OF labor unions because OF Jiffsr-
ence with the carpenters. MIR. Bryan
declined TO speak there until the boy
colt was declared oil, (which 1t has been
for this OCCASION. Mrs. Bryan, who 10
guest OF Mrs. Charles w. CLARK, held
a reception TO the ladies tonight IN the
McDermott hotel.
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wisconsin millionaire Limb err ma N
makes n Business Deal.

wisconsin Millionaire Limb err man
makes ~ busiu'ss b-ni.
TACOMA, Wash, Aug. l3.-Henry
Hewitt, formerly 0ne OF the m!llioi 4.
are lumbermen OF Wisconsin, now
connected with the 81. Paul and
Tacoma Lumber company OF this city,
arrived in Tacoma today. alter years
trip to Japan, China, Australia a d
Siberia. He Is the hrBt American
lumberman to 70 to those countries for
The purpose OF opening up trade for
American products. He reIOus un-
expected suceete sDd has ests biished
trade relations IN oil Of the countrlss
named, which rts Is In an enormous
output OF lumberin Tacoma auu DINER
eO4st cities.
-Four promipout Japanese govern
ment officials came back with him
Tor the purpose OF Investigating the
lumber trade OF this cGuutry and 10
complete arrangements for tue shiI-
menls TO those ,untri.s.
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thus either drifted or bave been driven
has been q dangerous and In m any
cases disastrous one.
ut is to the end that conservatism
may be restored and legitimate anu
continuing earning capacity to bank
stocks be brought about that share.
holders should seek, whenever mecca
sity requlred 1t, the Strengthening Of
the banks In which they have holdings
ty union with others. In such plan
would he found greater safety to all,
or better banking methods. fewer b,uk
failures, stesdior dividends and less
assessments upon bank Stocks"
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f''rOf a Million TO the wife of a
BoOhkeepsr.

hi'Aioh 10 lhe vile of ~
BoohLseper.
iSyER, Colo, Aug. l2-Mrs. Car.
V Kelly, wife Of Charles H.
W booss.epet In the business
Of The Rel ubliean, is about TO
tili s25O,OOO Itom her brothet,s
a' D. Allrorl, mining man of
~ Mont, disu two years ago and
l"'ale valued at u quarter OF n
l.n' Ills Only Known heir.st.law
la sl'te', Mrs. Kelly. She wns
'sel sumlnlslralrix and procee1-
wa up the ssIR,e, But in tn.
W. Of Time another brother ana
a'tis OIL the dead man appeared.
. H.a.ie sas no viii, claimed an
'tenIIy James A, Talbott n, ,,.
National Bank OF Butte, an old
~ O. MI Allpor, Received a letter
,hthiy Osborne, dated at San
A.'seO, enclosing q will made nv
h'"pol some months before his
H. s'qaea'hing all bis properly,
h. 1s Exception OF 3 Email legacy
n, " A,t. o. bssln, to Mis-. Kelly.
M, Anlotl gave the viii 10 MIR.
,a,N WIN 'Ge request mat he de.
s, m'0 MIS- Kelly in Denver. Mir
cSsr v.u,u not iihd her, as she
uausea her address and he went
!, rr''leo1'ns tour to Mexicn.
\ him W. vent to Alaska carrying
/, I x 'ne Will lie return.u ths
c, ',ss !, 70 San Fnnclscc, heard ot
md san u, oii lEienJ, MIR. All.
''u' The will to Mis-. Kelly