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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-22
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PERSONALS.

E6N0ONAAo.
V. Wetsel returned - st. Cloud
Saturday
Ross Davis Is 4, the city visiting
relatives,
M. La Blanc went to Fl. Ripley
Saturday.
=. N. Hoover went u C:o'l.et Fri
day noon. 8;3s
John Dennsy returned Is Fl Ripley
Friday moon. Sc
j. w. Hedges came mp from Royal
ton Saturday. q. s 't# 81
Geo. LaFOnd went to st. Paul
Monday morning.
Geo. LaFOnd returned from Brain
erd Saturday afternoon.
Attorney Calhoun. III st. Cloud.
was In the city ON business.
Mrs. N. L. MOntbriant went to
Mortified saturday iNOrnlnK.
Dr.. o. C. Trace went to Grey Eagle
Monday On 4 prOtessi., nal visit.
Frank uamlin came down from
0(0 NlCo VIA SuO SoSA9S - SSAA1 s'ssssSsNeSy
DR.. NJ. w. Smith. :Of Oil City. Pa.
was registered at Hotel BuckM an
Monday. !.
Mrs. r. Ruth aud Mrs. K. Rollins.
of Minneapolis. are III tue visiting
relatives. &
j. a. MEG returned Saturday
evening from u vlsitvf several DAVIS
at st. Cloud. 5:5.t s:
Mrs. r.. A. Sumner went tt, Sank
Centre Saturday morning t.,visit her
lparents Tor 4 week. !. Z.
Vim. Met rSRur. III the firm ri Nc
GregOr Bros. st. CIDnti, arrived II
Ithe city Sunday egelii,g on business
Dr Matt. 8. Hughes came up from
minneapolis Dn Thursday evenings
train. and went gu to Fargo. at
Emidnight.
Miss Tracie Wolf. who has been
] visiting her sister. Mrs. a. SiinOmet,
lior the past two weeks, returned to
saltwater Saturday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-22

The first meeting. " the new lodge
.oi the Modern Brotherhood Of
America wan f,eltl at Odd Fellows
hall Saturday evening. There were
charter members present,
but organization waA not effected
nor officers elected. owing t..a delay
In returning the p,,ilciea from the
head lodge. The Modern Brother
hood Oi A mericnn stnrts: out with
bright prospects III success in this
city, for /. hile. much Of tho credit is
due to Z. d. Trnney, district man
.ager, and VIM. 'rOurtrllDtte. deputy
district manager. Tho-e not familiar
with the plans ~ this organization
can learn fnll particulars BY applying
to either Mr.. TnurrellOtte or Mr..
Tenney. .s 5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-22

An express messenger on the
Sante Fe railroad killed a train rob
her Saturday. and prevented 9 hold
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-22

The latest railroad Ii one from
Sank Centre to the Gull OF Mexico.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
WILMINGTON LOUDLY GHEERED.
Tho Gunboat Receives Royal Welcome
From the People OF Gnadaioupe.

Tho Gunboat Receives Royal Welcome
From the People OF Guadaioupe.
New YORK World Special.
Pointe A pitre. GuHdaloupe, Jan. lS.
-.The visit OF the United States gun
boat Wilmington to this city yesterday
wac the occasion OF remarkable de.
nloDstration of fripndliness for Ameri-
cans. Warships OF various nations,
French, Austrian, Spanish. &c, often
visit this port, ono Of the finest 10 tho
West Indies, but mayer has any one re.
ceived such hearty welcome.
Love for this Americans could not be
hetter expressed. To each report OF
the guns saluting the French flag re-.
plies came from the crowd of people
gathered along tho wharves to witness
the sight cries Of JOY and welcome.
''Vive los Americaius was the
general cutlery. "Americains ban nous
cunous - would shout the native women
in their very expressive creole dialect.
The commander of the ship, Capt
Chapman c. Todd, most charming
officer, exchanged visits on tho follow
ing day with the mayor and the various
consuls of the city, which were all and
each saluted by seven guEs gu visiting
the ship.
A dinner was given by the com.
mander to the consular body in the
evening Tho consula present were
Jacob Il. Dart; United States Consul;
Ch. Bartlett. United States Vice. Coo.
sui; ST. Crpix do La Ronciore, Danish
Consul; Lcopoldu Petrelluzzi, Italian
Consul; Vatican de Mouilhac, Spanish
Consul.
The guests were entertained after
dinner with an excellent programme of
music, both vocal and instrumental.
OF which tho Danish Consul, who is an
excellent mandolin player, was the
moving spirit. Over 40 Young ladies
made the hours delightful and short
with THUR presence.
The ship left on the morning of the
10th for Basse Cerre. tho capital of tho
island, to salute the Governor, having
on board the Americans and Danish
ConsulR.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
PAErr RuAhS .lMEyDMENr
Change to he Suggested at Next Thursdays
Convention.

At the adjourned session OF the
Democratic rule convention in Turn
Hall this morning, tho following PRO,
posed amendments will he presented :;
That Rule 40. .. ms offered BY commit
tee in the County Convention, in Whining.
ton, on February 81, 1893, be and the same
is hereby amended rs follows:
Paragraph The nomination election
for candidates Tor the Legislature. sheriff,
coroner, hundred aud district offices shall be
held ON the second saturday in September,
in each year Of n general election.
Paragraph 6:--Candidates for the office of
parliamentary, clerk of the peace register of
wills, recorder ut deeds, register in chunGerv,
clerk af the Orphans Court, receiver OF taxes
aud comptroller shall he chosen At county
convention composed Of four delegates from
cash legislative district in Wilmington and
tive delegates from each of the other hun
dreds, to be held on the third saturday in
September, in the year of the general cleo.
ton at which they shall be voted for, and
the candidate for the said office aforesaid
mentioned shall be taken from the different
hundreds, or parts of hundreds comprising
the senatorial districts, of the county; one
of said offices shall come from each Of the
senatorial districts in the county in rotation.
and the order of rotation shall be in rural
senatorial districts that the hundred in the
district that last had u nomination for
couhty Office shall be the last hundred in
that district to again have a nomination for
county office.
The County Executive Committee that Is
elected Oh the last Saturday in May shall
meet on the second Saturday in June. fol.
lowing, and apportion the county offices,
as prescribed in Rule ., as their judgment
may dictate for the best interest Of the party.
In the rules as drafted by the com
mittee thu candidates for the Legisla.
ture, sheriff, coroner, receiver of taxes,
comptroller and all district and hun
tlred Offices are to be named at pri.
maries; but the proposed amendment
TO paragraph !, leaves out the receiver
OF taxes and comptroller, and adds
them in paragraph q to those to bv
named 10 convention.
The committee provided for rotation
simply for Senators ana levy courtmen
in the rural districts, but the proposed
amendment to paragraph 6 provides for
rotation for the candidates for county
officers TO he selected in convention.
These proposed amendments have
been printed and are being distributed
among Democrats throughout the
county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

The Harlan ~ lIolliGgswortn Co., has
contracted with L. A. u. Widener of
Philadelphia to make further alterations
TO the handsome yacht Josephine. The
ou.board panel work on the LIGHTHOUSE
will DO Inrn oil and more substantial
panels OF teakwnod, Ia inches in thick.
ness, substituted. This combiugs, SASH
corLice and hand rails will also 10 re-
Moved in LAKEWOOD. The pockets will
he removed and new copper ones placed
in the eight windows ia the forward
part. These windows will be scuppered
to the deck, which will throw the
water back IN the deck when taken on
IN heavy sea, and prevent the flood.
ing OF that portion OF the boat. Tho
after part OF the vessel is finished in
mahogany, white and gold, and presents
handsome appearance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

George Gross went to Gordon Hsights
about nom On Friday and during the
afternoon won't 10 the hotel there and
took possession, informing George
Emory and his mother, who havo
charge of the place for tho Wilmington
Steam boat Co., that be was tho owner.
He acted in Il strange manner and went
about thu place as if BIO owned il. MrB
Emory and her son were frightened ami
came 10 Wilmington and notified the
representatives of tho company. Agent
Grier and Spacial Olncer Feaster went
out to the hotol, ard, finding Grogs
there, arrested him and brought him
to thll city. When they arrived ut
tho hotel Gross had packed up some
small articles as il he intended to carry
them nif. Saturday morning his mental
iaculties were examined by Ora. Oglu
and Pyle, and upon their reeommendA
tion he was sent to tho 6lnte lIos.
pital for tho Insane at F'atnhuret.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION,
Remarkable Success OF supreme Washing
ton Frank W. Reeve.

Kemarkuble Success OF supreme Washing
ton Frank ". Reeve.
Frank W. Reeve OF Atlantic City, N.
D., former Delawarean, who was
elected supreme Washington Of the Su.
prone Circle OF America, Brotherhood
Of the Union at its session in this city
last October was 10 the city Friday
and convorssd pleasantly concerning tho
order. He has met with great success
Hincs he assumed the duties OF the
Office lie and his stall instituted II
circle at Bridgeport, Conn, recently,
the membership Of the nav circle
being ~. Last Monday night week
circle with membership OF W WAS IN
stitutcd IN tho borough Of brooklyn,
Creator New York, and next Friday
night he and his staff will 10 to Port
Chester, N. ", to Institute a circle
there. At present there arc r, grand
circlas either in NV York or Con-
necticut, hut it ia expected that there
will be grand circles 10 both States
before tho noxt session of the Supreme
Circle. II in necessary for State TO
have five subordinate circles before a
grand circle can DO organized, and as
there are now four IN Connecticut, the
prospects there arc very bright, 1t is
probable that the fifth circle will be
instituted in That State next month.
Tho supreme officers also have their
eyes upon Massachusetts, and Illinois
and expect to tavc branches in those
States In tho near future. Delaware
has not mado any rapid strides in tho
direction Of increasing the membership,
but there bna been a steady. Huhstan-
tial growth, with which the members
are well pleased.
Mrs. Reeves, who is grand guardian
OF the Grand Home Of New Jersey, has
instituted two branches in that State
since she took charge of the dutiea OF
The Office, last August. The women in
New Jersey aro becoming very much
intnrnatnn In the nrnnr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
PGIsoNERs sC1RED ~ FIRE.



Georgetown, Feb 10. Fire broke out
yesterday afternoon in the building
occupied by John II. Andrew, turnkey
at the jai. In a few minutes at least
800 people were around thu burning
building, strnining every nerve to check
the spread OF the fire.
Tho Jail property ia in the centre Of
tho business part Of tho town and ad.
joins the Odd Fellows Hall, the Della
ware Democrat office, tho Sussex Jour.
nal Office and the Sussex Republican
Office.
When the FIRE was at its height the
heat waa 30 intense that The 80 pris.
onera confined in thu jail cried pitcnusly
for help. The Sussex journal Office was
only saved by the determined efforts Of
a bucket brigade. Af;or two hours of
hard fighting tina fire was gottun undor
control.
Tho Jail buildings caught fire., hut
tho flames were extinguishod before
they did much damage. The handsome
residence of Mrs Eliza Moore, opposite
tho Jail, also caught tiro several timos.
Two buildings used by tho sheriff and
the large fence which inclosea tho iaii
premises were burned. Tho fire is sun.
posed TO have started from a defective
Hue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
ESoAGEMEsT .AsNoUscEp.
Prince David Kawanankoa aud PrIncei
kAInlnnI In MnrrN.

W "hFEys
Honolulu, Hawaii, Feb, 3, via San
Francisco, Cal, Feb. II. Tile cn2sge.
ment Of Prince David Kawanansoa an
rrincess Kaiulani has been ammo unced.
Tho formal hetrothal merely awaits the
signature to CERTAIN deeds Of family
settlements of Dowagsr Queenllapiolani.
Princess Kniuani is the daughter Of
ex-Gc". Archibald Scott Clegholn and
the late Princess Miriam Likelike; and
under the monarchial regime, she would
have sIcceeied Queen Liiuokalani to
the throne Of Hawaii. Prince David ia
a con of Kahalepouli, famous high
chief, and of Kiuoiki Kekaulike, the
younger sister of Queen Kapiolaui. lie
has been we'll educated In English
partly in California and England, and
was destined under tho monarchy for
q diplomatic career.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

New York, Feb 10. Two Hungarian
women we're found dead, to-day, in a
West Twenty-eighth street lodging
house for servants. They we're lying
side by side 10 bed, and apparently had
committed suicide by inhaling gas.
They we're Aguieska Juduk and Maria
Makamitscb, who had recently heen
working in restaurants.
John McKivenny, 81 years old. was
found dsnd in CHEAP hotel ON West
Forty-second street to dry. The gns in
his room was turned on. 1t Ia not
known whrther his death wss accidental
or suicidal. Until recently, he had
lived with son and daughter. lie
had had some disagreement with them,
and they had sent him to the hotel
where he was found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Peninsula Methodist, Saturday
Tho Peninsula MethodiBt ,a Published
lin the interests OF the Methodist
Epiacopal Church, and We are not in
ciineu to give space to anything that
would churn up unwholeaome anticipa-
tiols as to the outcpma Of episcopal dc.
cisions at the coming conference sea.
sion. we have known persons to have
grown rich and respectable by attend.
ing 10 their own business, and we go
ahead 90 that line. Hold back all
forocaating and representations and lot
tho appointing power "ssek informa,
tion from private sources. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Films Pierce, aged So years, died Oh
Friday at tho residence of Dayiu Il.
Smith, No. lla0 King street. lie was
born 10 Brandywine hundred near
PeIry's Tavern. lie farmed fir a time
in that hundred, mud also in Cecil
cuunty, Md. BY trade he was stone
mason and no built many houses in
this city, among thsm tho brown front
residences on French strest, bet ween
Seventh and Eighth. He rstirsd about
~ years ago, since which time he has
resided with Mr.. Smith. lie was al
one time an ODD Fellow and a member
OF Asbury M. i. Church. His funeral
took place on Monday afternoon ut
2, 10 O'Clock, .-.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Charles g. Lednum Of this city,
formerly with the Harlan g. nollines.
worth Co., and now selling agent for
John Wanamaker OF Philadelphia, has
closed contract with the State Stoam.
ship 10. for the complete outfit of the
four steamships. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and Pennsylvania, formerly Of tho In.
ternational Steamship Co.. and 10,
Gently purchased for use in the Pacific
trgde, from SnEtlln.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Hull, Eng, teb. 1.-THE passenger
steamer Marbslla, hound from Hull for
Hamburg, was sunk by collision with
tho how Of the British warship Gulates
in Hull Roads Inst evening. All the
passengers and crcw were saved. Forty
valuable rare horses wero lost. Tue
GaIhtea was run aground near the en-
trance to Alexandra dock. at this plncs,
shortly after high water this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
THREE SUICIDES IN INDIANA.

indianapolis, Ind, Fob. l2. Mrs.
Lizzie W. Huffman OF Brightwood is
dead from the effects Of narcotic
poison, taken with suicidal intent.
Several weeks ago her daughter Edith
committed suicide. Previous to Edith'a
death her lover Harry Phillips, conn
mitted suicide. The daughter was dos
pondsnt over her lovers death, and the
mother could not stand her sorrow over
tho daughter's death. Mrs. Huffman
had been constant visitor TO hsr
daughters grave, aud had attempted
suicide three times within eight weeks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

In the United States District Court,
Philadelphia on Friday, Judge Butler
Med nm opinion in tho casa Of tho
steamer Le Lion against tho barge
Atlas. The opinion relieves the barge
OF liability for the collision of tina two
yessel', a2d suRtains the libel filed by
the a tlas against tho hieRmnr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Eden Lodge will add, for the use Of
its members. pool and billiard tablea
and gymnasium outfit to the banquet
ball in the first floor of its building.
II recently authorized the expenditure
Of $500 for this purpose, and William
S. Lednum, b. Il. Shakespeare aud u.
Il. Dunio have tho work in charge.
The room is to be ready for use within
a month,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Ne@ York, Feb. II. "A human thigh
was found. to DIV, floating in the water
" me loot OF Pacific aireet. brooklyn.
y Is thought that the thigh may haso
some connection with the diamemhesed
trunk found in the water at the loot Of
Roosevelt street. New York,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Nahtcd-lrustworihy and active gentle
.,ien or iaoies TO travel for responsible, es'
sauii a house in Delaware. Monthly
So2'oo and expenses. Position steady
heiefehce. Encl Sc se,f.uddrsssed stamp
20 n envelope The Dominion Company,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

The Sunday Breakfast Association,
which has been established for several
years at the southeast corner Of Seventh
and Lombard streets, has JUS. been re-
mogeu to tho Peoples Mission Ilnild-
ing, No. III Shipley street, which is
thought to be hotter located for the
work carried on by the association.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Frank W. Reeve, former resident Of
Delaware, who has been connected with
the Atlantic City Union fur nearly u
years, will sever his connection with
that journal next week and 0psn a lob
printing Office in Atlantic City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Brakeman John Caveh'ler of this city
had his right leg bndly crushed while
coupling cars at Bacon Hill, Friday,
on the r., W. & b. railroad. lie was
brought to Delaware Hospital, where
portion OF his leg was amputated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

The wedding OF Miss Carrie Huber
and Harry Dem tuol place at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, Seventh
ana aprucs streets, last night week.
Inc ceremony was performed by tho
Kew Frederick Doerr. After a reception,
tho couple left for n trip 10 Washington,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

:, tis,veland, O., Feb. IL. The 1oyt
lnlldInR, iire.s story brick structure
81 me northwest corner OF Bank and
at oiair streets, occupied by stores aud
manntactnrlng concerns, was destroy ed
py hfo this morning. The loss 10
estimated at 5000, 600. w..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

william r. Brucs, flour and feed
merchant, while placing Hour on n shelf
in his store Friday. fell to the floor.
He cut his wrist to the bono hy striking
pair OF scales. DR.. II. W. bryan
dresaeu the wound
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

The Marshallton aud Stanton Melhnd.
ist Episronal Churches have invited
the Kew. Il. ii. Collins to return NJ
pastor next conference year; priucess
Anne, tho Rev. q. I, Alderson; Nil.
lington, tho Rev. 4. q. smout; Cor.
d0ya, tho Rev. j. II. MitrhnlL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

r, hlshon, Fortnight, Fan. 70. - Ths
unitol States cruiser San Francisco
aug me Onitel States gunboa: Ban,
eLo'G nave arrived here, and have joined
'no ohiteu states gunboat Helena.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
TELL Truth, SHAME SATAN
1t is Quite the Newest Fashion
to be Truthful.
so WRITES correspondent Bah
Everybody Once Knew That We
We're Liars.

Nowadays We Tell the Truth, and Some
People Call Us Sohie-rhIs Truth-teiling
Fever Is Not ms Bal ns II Might he, For
II Does Give Us Reason, and Sensible
One, for Great Many Thugs.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1898-03-09
County News continued on Fourth page
where American Magazines Go.
Tho uida ranUn of thn ciroula ti0ns,

where American Magazines Go.
The wide range of the calculations
of American magazines and the
manner in which they penetrate the
farthest points of the earth found
new evidence last week, when a
single list of five hundred subscrip-
tions to The Ladies' Home journal
was received by that magazine from
Bulgaria, the list being headed by
the name Of Her Royal Highness, the
Princess Maria Louise. George
Kennan. the Siberian traveller, said
that he found this magazine in homes
ON the steppes of Siberia, while
Peary met with it in Greenland. 1t
is an interesting fact that The
Ladies Home Journal has subscrip-
tions in fifty-nine of the sixty-five
generally accepted civilized nations
of the earth. During the single
month of December last, for instance,
it received subscriptions from Syria,
Japan, Uruguay, Turkey, Congo
Free Stat-s Transvaal, Liberia,
Natal, Sierra Leone, zululand,
Bavaria, Bahamas. Burmah, Brazil.
bohemia, Canary Islands, Honduras,
Costa Rica, Nicaragua, San Salvador,
Chill, China,s Egypt, Cuba, Fill
Islands, Germany, Hawaii. Madras
Presidency, Hungary, Korea, Java,
Straits Settlements, Malaysia, Siam,
Samoa, Palestine. Peru, Portugal,
Tasmania and the Danish West
Indies,
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1898-03-09
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
state League Meets at Trenton ON
March aIsf,

Since the present officers took hold of
the State Republican League it has en-
joyed large degree of prosperity and
ton at Taylor's Opera House, Trenton,
the best attended of any in Its history.
organized, it thought itself as large as
the State Committee and started off on
that basis. This course arous oppo-
sition, and for some years it was held
together with difficulty, When President
Frank j. Higgins end the present officers
were elected three years ago, the first act
of the new officers was to establish more
friendly relations with the State Com
mittee. 1t was decided that if the
League was to accomplish any per-
manent good it must be subordinate to
and act under the advice of the State
Committee. This course was adopted
and during the famous gubernatorial
election Of 1895, and the national election
of 1895, the State Committee freely
admitted that the League was its most
useful agent. 1t is composed of young
men of activity, who are not afraid to
stand at the polls on election day and
fight for the Republican party until the
last ballot is cast and correctly counted.
The old adage, 1.-The old men for counsel
and the young men for work" applies in
this case. Every Republican club in tins
county should send it's full apportion-
ment Of delegates to this convention.
/ The State leaders are particularly
anxious that this meeting shall be q
complete success as it will partically
open the campaign of 1898. Full par
s e secpearv o be aa1e Mr
+. Meyer, Jr., P. O. box 108, Jersey
CITY.