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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

Imiliarz With the Iate ma nate.s peculiar
views and his mult ifarious plans. 81 e,
also reported that the 81 ndon house may.
be allowed to 80 sback to 4 its owner.
George EdWardes without the expense
sof protracted litigat Ion, Edwardes TO pay:
q fair price for the abrogation st the
lease. All this Is, however, mere gossip,
and It cannot be said with any degree 81
assurance that there Is the least estab-
slished truth in any portion Of Il, and, be-
sides, most OF It was doubtless suggested
BY the fact that the plan outlined would
be about the most natural one for sensi-
bic people to follow. ..s5:
## Miss Julia Arthur, q young woman
who IN a certain line Sof work has no SUI
perlor on the American stage, has al.
nounced that she will appear as Hamlet
next season, opening, i believe, in this
city at the Broadwa theater5 and giving
occasional performances Of the character
il other large places. It is gener-
ally thought that Miss Arthur has been
Influenced in arriving at this determina-#
ton BY the pecuniary il not altogether
artistic success scored by Sara Bern
hardt in the role Of tie melancholy Dane
Even with SO great an artist as Bern
hardt curiosity to see a woman in the
part was the impelling agency toward
securing audiences. Miss Arthur, how
ever Is not a Bernhard, either in repu-
tationf or ability. The lady declares that
Bernhardt's impersonation of the role
had nothing to do with her determination
to try 1t; that she had been similarly adj
vised by Sir Henry Irving years ago
while she was member of his company
In London. Inasmuch as Miss Arthur
has the American rights of More Than
Queen" q play which has scored phe-
nomenally in France and Is regarded as
being peculiarly adapted to that lady's
STYLE and even to her limitations, her
friends are of the opinion that it will be
foolish for her to experiment any further
along strictly legitimate lines, In which
she has not been phenomenally success
full. After ali, there Is very general i'm
preston that Miss Arthur Is simply jok-
Ing and that she win leave the melan-
choly Dane severely alone. Still, the lady
In question Is not much given to joking,
especially since she has been playing
Parthenia and other equally weighty
things.
Italia Vitaliani, a. cousin Of Eleonora
Duse, the famous Italian actress, has
lately scored a veritable triumph in her
native land, and it is among the strong
probabilities that she will visit this coun-
try during the latter part of the coming
season. At least one American manager
Is about to take the preliminary steps in
that direction, and as Vitaliani has not
50 great reputation as her famous kins-
woman and would doubtless welcome the
opportunity to enhance it by visit
to America there is little likelihood that
the scheme will fall through. especially
as the manager in question is said to have
had pretty strong intimation conveyed
to him thai business proposition ema-
mating from his duly accredited agent
will be met >i,sot tita::. half WAY h.: tho
representative - E,';:,ui
u 'f>Nl'S COHEN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

> In the first place, there was lot OF
time held at the Fifth Avenue for the
usual imported musical comedy or one
by a native author. It is said that there
was clause in the contract which re-
quired that it should be put on under the
supervision Of Augustin DAILY. Natural
~ that has now become an impossibility,
and Manager Knowles of the Fifth Ave
nue. has accordingly cancelled the agree
ment. as he claims he has right to do.
Concerning Days theater itself, any
one connected with theatricals is well
aware Of the fact that running place Of
amusement under directions which are
given from day to day by an active head
and conducting the resort upon lines laid
down by a dead man are two very differ
ent propositions. There Is some talk that
Miss Ada Rehan will personally take
charge Of Days theater, which would be
the best thing that could possibly happen
to the house, for she Is the only person in
the world perhaps WHO is thoroughly f.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
NEWS con DEN SATN)NS.

Wednesday.AuE. s.s
The public debt increased IS, 267, 4ss
In July Use.
Elihu Root zen the oath as sec
rotary ofwa
Secretary Hit hcock has issued q
warning to those Intending to squat"
on Minnesota Indian lands. s' SIS Ss=i
Our governme nt is reported to have
purchased an island off the Gillian.
coast for . coaling station. Fl 5.z z$ .:.=z
Colonel Hawkins 81 the Tenth Penn
#sylvania regiment, died on the; way
from Manila to San Francisco. It. ls 81.
Y. a. fast mail train on the Northwest.
ern was wrecked near Boone, Ia, and
four persons killed and seven injured.
John Safranek Of st. Paul and, his
musicians, formerly of the Twelfth
Minnesota, will be accepted as the band
for the Thirty-fourth infantry.
.s According to the agreement entered
into by the railroad presidents July 10,
rates on grain and provisions from Chi
cago to the East were materially ad-
vanced Tuesday.
Thursday, Aug. 8.
Between 300 and 400 people lost their
lives in recent hurricane on the Jap
anese coast. 49,.
John Walter Smith of Worcester
county has been nominated for governor
by Maryland Democrats.
G. w. Marks has sold his great PAGER,
Joe Patchen, 2-011, to II. Y: Haws OF
Johnstown, Pa. The price was $4,000
cash.
The Yaqui Indians in Mexico are re-
ported killing both Americans and
Mexicans. In battles the past week
over a hundred of the Yaquis were
killed.
Iowa Republicans in convention at
Des MONIES renominated Governor
Shaw, Lieutenant Governor Milliman,
superintendent of Public instruction
Barrett and Railroad Commissioner
Dawson. Judge Sherwin of Mason City
was named for the supreme bench va.
cancy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
A SMALL SPOT: !.
May Be CANCER.

VIM eMT nheEe
UdOlO Jlhvl
/ shows disposition to heal
of
So Cancer be
pfMpI
naturally
10 limit to and danger
Cancer deadly
come from wihnhe last poison
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

atory. i
An Accusation and a Denial.
! Colonel Jouaust. began by sayings
cit results from the documents just
read, that you are, accused of$&having
brought about Vaccinations or held re-
lations with a foreign power, or one or
more Of its agents, in order to procure
it means by delivering it. documents, in
Dictated in the discriminating bordereau
to commit hostilities or undertake war
against France. I notify you that you
will sbe allowed to- state during the
course Of these proceedings anything
that appears to you useful for your de-
fense." + Il 4. & 4
..Drey fus@ replied with vehement
declaration. of his innocence, repeating
several times: - n
II am innocent" in a voice that
quivered with emotion. The agonized
manner in which he uttered the protesta-
tions of his innocence had most pain.
full effect and must have evoked the
sympathy even of his most inveterate
enemies. .~ - -.
The prisoner grew more composed as
the examination proceeded, answering
every question without moments hes
itation., The acoustics Of the courtroom
were abominable, only those within a
few feet Of the judges being able to fol.
low the examination closely. Even M.
Labor, who was seated behind Drey.
fus, within three yards Of him, held his
hand to his ear in order to catch the
questions and answers. r \ I :.
X More an Accuser Than . Judge.
Colonel Jouaust submitted Dreyfus
to a rigorous examination, more in the
style of q prosecuting counsel than a
judge, and made gestures of impotence
at some direct denials which Dreyfus
gave repeatedly to the judges questions.
The prisoners voice resounded fire.
quently through the courtroom as he
energetically replied: ~: g !: = @{.4s. "
Mo- my colonel, Tor never, never -
to questions put to him. ii. 81: ~ y. = n
The widow of Lieutenant Colonel
Henry, dressed in deep MOURNING was
present in court and replied to- her
name in the roll call Of witnesses. =5
After the court had decided not to
adjourn on account Of, the absence Of
certain witnesses, the: clerk Of the court
was ordered to read N. d'O rmesche-
velle's bill Of indi ctment of 1894, which
he did in al loud voice, Dreyfus, in the
meanwhile, listening unmoved as the
old charges against him were read.
Colonel Jouaust then handed the
prisoner a long slip Of card board upon
which the bordereau was pasted.
Do you recognize this ocument1p' 81
E Dreyfus replied with . passionate
outburst: No, my colonel, ! am inno--
cent. declare it here, 81 declared
it il 1s94 am : victim w Z Iis
voice here was choked with sobs, which
must have stirfed every spectacle il
scourt. The voice of the prisoner did
not seem human. It resemb led. theory
sof q wounded ANNA Ss2s
Exoitsaly Frotests His Inn osnos
he ended his reply VII the words:
]. i i've years. 81 the my wife.
my child my Gooxd, am innocent,
innocent, ColoneI Jouanst5 saiid
Then You deny it?''
. Dreyfus replied: g es, my colonel. 4
The court al ourned after deciding
to bit behind closed a ors 81 any days
as a 3 necessary To- s. TIE s.
the secratSd ossiel. ssSS
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CAPITAL

CAPITAL j IT., $50, 900.
surplu. and undiv,d Profits @s6, 900
u. 81 ST
a. D Davidson, C..A..LindbcrKh A:M.8
~ illiams, Peter W, Blake, VIM. Davidson &
sTheo. W old, H. C. Garvin, Drew Musser IS
r. N, Weyerhauerer, G. D.HaWley. 49, ~!
EE& Davidson. a. &s5 s. 81
Transact general banking business, DayS
ana sell foreign and domestic exchange. PSI
interest on time deDOsfta. sfstf:sssS<SssSs{5
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
The Much scussed image
lnent Sc the DAILY Theater.
WILL MISS REHANsTAK CHARGER

]!
Julia Arthur to Emulate the Divine
&8# why People Fioelked to SEQ
\ Bernhardt ~ Hamlet-It alia yitali-.
h ani TO Invade Am rica Next SEASON.
" No subject Is receiving 50 much Of the.
attention Of the R Ito gossips sas the
future Of DAILY theater. So far from
being settled, it would seem that there
Is no really well defined plan as to what
policy shall be pursued with reference
to this historic play house, which, II prop
erly managed, ought to earn q small for.
tune each year. Mr.. Days arrange
ments had been so made that there was
little doubt that the coming season would
have been the most prosperous in his
career. His death has. however. made
q great deal OF difference ID the. outlook.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
BEGGS' Z
LITTLE GIANT
PILLS

y Why? do you complain Of Indisest-|
ion, Constipation and Liver Ills, whs.5|
Il BEdds' LITTLE GIANT PILLS SIS
are within such easyreach, they TO-DAY
Withouta superior, do not grip OF sgsSiI9 a
and can be relied upon to effect pee
#dy cure, when all others fail: Esess,.ss1
and ask for BEGGs { axe no sslbsts e.
For sale by D. re ,sS
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DREYFUs ON the STAND.
The Prisoner vehemently Protests Hi.
InnoCence. r :

The Prisoner vehemently Protests His
Innooence. +
RENNEs, Aug. 8.-The proceedings of
the courtmartial before which Captain
Dreyfus is on trial opened at 7:l0 9. m.
Captain Dreyfus entered the courtroom
with firm step, though his. features
were pallid. He is partly bald and
what hair he has is gray and close
cropped.
Dreyfus, in a new uniform Of captain
of artillery, dark blue, with red facings,
fixedly regarded the judges, with i'm
movable features and without stirring
hand or foot, scarcely even moving his
head, during the whole course Of the
proceedings. except when he entered
and left the courtroom. After the
formal proceedings which occupied a
couple Of hours, Colonel Jouaust began
the examination of Dreyfus, respecting
the famous bordereau, and what Drey-
fus did or could have known of its con-
tents. = -..
When Dreyfus, wearing eyeglasses,
rose from his seat for examination, he
stood erect. holding his KEPT in his hand,
before him. He looked Colonel Jouaust
in the face during the whole interrog-
a.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

cTAOeys aug r.
New York tailors have won their
strike. ..--
Eastern shipbuilders have granted de-
mands of boilermakers..
At the Ocean Grove summer schot
Governor Roosevelt roundly denounced
''practical'' politics.
The Shamrock has sailed from Fairlie
for America. It is expected she will be
% days on the trip. i"
A boat which was being used to con-
vey sailors to warship~at Budapest
was capsized and five of the men
drowned.
The Deutsche Tages Zeitung pub.
lished = sensational article predicting a
great panic in the Gsfman money mar.
ket because of speculation. = -
The exports Of lumber and products
of wood from Southern Ports during
!. the fiscal year ended Jun&aQ is beyond
anything in the history Of tie trade.
: :. Saturday, Aug.s. 5,..,s~
II Mrs. McKinley's health is improving
rapidly.
Louis Henderson, a negro, was
slynched at Blakeley, Ca, for attempted
assault.
: Aeronaut E. NJ. East, who went up in
q balloon at. Walker, MIMI, was
drowned in Leech lake. = Ii
The 18th annual session of the Ma.
tional Fraternal congress will convene
at the Auditorium hotel, Chicago,
Aug. %.
DIR. w. H. Milburn, the blind chap.
lain Of the United States senate, was
Frustrated by sunstroke at Lincoln,
Neb.~ His recovery is expected. =
F. Hanna Hauser, treasurer of the Her.
aid Square theater, New York, jumped
from the middle span Of the Brooklyn
bridge and was picked up uninjured.
A corporation to compete with the
National Lead and Oil company, com.
monty called the white lead trust, has
been organized by Pittsburg capitalists.
e.. John Kelly, tho Tammany leader and
sporting man, better known as ''Smil-
ing John" Kelly, is dead. He is said to
have been Richard Cookers closest
friend. 80. r.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
PA RIs Z GIFTED G I'd
2FRENc HcAPlTAL EAGER Or NEWS
ss OF DREYFus co RTMARTlAL 81.

Ssomss 81 the Streets Actually *Dangsrouss
Owing ~ Crush ~ People Dramatic
IS scene e Rsnnss Drey fus vehemently
Protests His Inn ceDce - Examina-
tion Proceeds -Prisoner's Treatment
H ~ the SPresiding j udgss Considered
UnfrIendly. Isl !. B. Is S 5#
B PARIS, Aug. q All the newspapers
published frequent special editions
which were eagerly bought by thewai
ing crowds anxious for every detail Of
the Dreyfus courtmartial. Some Of the
streets were actually dang notably
the Rue Mont Matre, where the news
boys were rushin gS# in oil sdirec tions,
hustling and almost ove1turnings any
one and everything in their. way. If, e
d. While the papers scarcely had time
to. comment on the courtmartial they
all endeavored to draw conclusions
from the different descriptions Of the
personal appearance of the prisoner at
the trial. The Nationalist papers de-
clared Dreyfus appeared embarrassed,
while The Journal des Debats said:
!. '..Neither his face nor~h words evoke
sympathy. His voice sounds false and
his protestations of innocence are not
convincing" %...s.s = N
The Temps, on the other hand, said:
. He replied in a tone of assurance
and with clearness and conciseness
which carried conviction" u, ....
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
s. s. s. FOR THE BLOOD


net g a a,eay Insist s. nothing
Blood Poison Ulcers
Swift sPecido Company atlanta
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

nR. N, ". CHANCE. ONCE over Tanners
II st ore Office hours: 8 to II morning,
to afternoon, to-, 8 evening. Iee-
Fall 9, MINI. - ~ - s@,z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
M onday, Aug. Z.

So ~
= ;. -. - Monday, Aug. 4.
+ The bubonic plague has made its re-
appearance at Calcutta. !. NJ i"
& Captain Thomas L. Pollock, who was
shot by David Anderson at the Milwau-
kee soldiers home on Friday last, is
dead I. j I. !si y s..s
"a carbuncle caused the death OF
Judge J. P. Williams of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, formerly state railroad commits
sioner. #s $.ays .st'3 ~.
Former Governor w. Y. Atkinson OF
Georgia is seriously i'll at his home at
Newman and it is believed his recovery
is impossible. # & S.s.: 81
The Atlanta city, council has de.
manded the resignation Of the mayor.
who is charged with drankenness II
He does not resign impeachment pro,
ceedings will be brought. Ss.5A s. :
Miss Jewett Of Boston has brought
North the family Of r.. B. Bake the
.colored postmaster lynched at Lake
City, S. G. She proposes to hold mass
meetings to arouse eminent against
lynching. II.
Tuesday, Ans. 8 s.s S.
great glove trusts. being formed.
ss Russia has warned China against. he1
proposed alliance with Japan.
An attempt will be made to have
congress regulate al Interstate freight
rates.
Elias Adams, for 80 years q resident
sof sMpscatine county, Ia., and founder
#of the town Of Adams, is dead.
General lac:al rtthur il said tto be Pres.
.identl McKiniey's choice tto C ND
/ field perations i 4 s the ippines. 8.
The car has Inferred On. Del.
.casse. the French Sminister &c foreign
afairs, HE a Iexansdlet lllsMsk order &
dianonds
r,iinos. uno transit rredl
American and ssranisl priisonels from
seayita province to Hat HI
3 ~ g 1ezlls I lllIl 8 Y
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80! Bees ; |,, szE,s.;
: COUGH i I SYRUP
L - :. y ~. -. -. :.

J. H: GREGG, of Dundee, Kansas.
writes: "My little daughter has
been troubled with Group ever since she.
was three months old. I never found.
anything to relieve her until l tried
BEdds' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP
and that has cured her entirely. l think.
it is the best cough syrup on the market.
For sale by, L. D. BROWN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-13
How to Prevent Pneumonia.

You are perhaps aware that pneu-
monia always results from a cold or
from an attack of la grippe. During
the epidemic of la grippe a few years
ago when SO many cases resulted in
pneumonia, it was observed that the
attack was never followed by that dis
Ease when Chamberlain's Cough Re
medy was used. 1t c~ounteracts any
tendency of a cold Ct la grippe to re-
suit in that dangerous disease. It is
the best remedy in the world for bad
colds and la grippe. Every bottle war
ranted. For sale at Hodgkinson's
Drug Store.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-13
not be broken when il comes TO horse

not be broken whom il comes 70 horse
|flesh.
/ want to turn my stock Of blankets
and robes into cash and offer great
bargains. GEO. w. JAMESON.
]. Lambert, an expert abstracter Of
st. Paul, has accepted q position in
Clerk of Court Saunders office.
The best way to avoid sickness is to
keep yourself healthy by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier.
Invitations are out for a reception to
be given at Mrs. G.. w. Kelley's on the
afternoon of Friday, January Goth,
from 2 to S o'clock.
II you want to borrow money on
your land write F. w. Wilder, Grand
Forks. N. d.
The county commissioners adjour-
ned yesterday, having finished the
work of checking up the county off,
Gals and approving their bonds.
Deposit your savings in the
county bank and get
an interest bearing certificate.
Interest paid every six months.
The Nineteenth Century club met at
Mrs. @. W. Kelley's on Thursday after
noon and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
@. w. Kelley; vice president, Mrs. A.
N. Powell; secretary, Mrs. F. d. Mer-
rick; program committee, Mrs. P. j.
McClory, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Walsh,
Mrs. Powell.
The best way to prevent a bad cold
is to have a u r remedy in the house
that will knock it when the first
symptoms appear. Drop into Hors-
mans drug store and get a bottle Of
Browns Cough Syrup, and take it
home with you. 1t pays to be on the
safe side.
1 will close out my stock of
shoes at cost. Have $4,000
worth to select from. G. w.
Gets.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-13
DISTRICT COURT.
The Civil Calendar ABOUT Com.
nleted.

nseA,:
!. oou1S commence0 MONDAY
Win Judge Morgan presiding. The
following cases have hean d;snnsaa If.
No. l-Wm. II Row, =. n,..,.n rs-.. ..
tinued nv cors.r,
No. s-Jo,enh n.no~sr r.... a., :.
SWANSON 4 Relve.. "a ,rraes. p.n. s,.-,...s -
stipulation without cos..
Nc.5-L. B. Barr w. Roht c,,h.n.. ....,.a .f,.,
Jury empapelled and te.,;mon, ,...I. 80.
No. --Edgor Anderson :. ~. n.-..--s, ~
Crary: confined NV con..l
No. lO-petor so,.,.o. :. ~.
tried and submitted.
No. ia n c,a,a,. :.
ment for plaintiff.
No. l2-N. q Olson y . c.or,. 1,r;.
bv. consent.
No. 49,. N. Walker va 4 c,st.xs Mor..,a. ....,.,
No. 14-Eavnrd Hovev !, na.,,. -. n,s,.. !.
Loan association. iudcmo,ts o., a,e..a.... ,,,..s..
co,t,. 80
No. ICE. II. yanIindem,n -. pa,,,.,o n.r4,~.,
di.mmissed w;,,o,.+ ,ro;,d;,. /. .-.r-.s.S-.~S,
.ct,on q same .,,a,.s -.
No. I7-Mcrcban,. Nations, h.,l - ! n.,o,
no.t a. al. set.,ea .na ~ ~. ,.,.n,..
M 1s-Asahe T,a,,a -. A. =
No DIV 7, po,.,,. :, ~, ,.n."H~ ~ :,
Manning; Judgment for n,,in,;Y
No o. ma. 1ron >,a.n..
mont for full amount cl.im.a nm On, note .nS ~.
ctb.r note ,isa,,o,,., 40 s...,.. ;.,..:.... -
against It,
No. 23-Am,ro.o $ Goo, - 49,,
Judgment for nla,ntiG :
No. AVN. n R,own ,,,s,oo r,..,,
Brudeseth. ct. al. INDIGNANT far n,.,n,;s
No. o5-Wm. II. Brown ys Andr.. r,o,,.o
Al. ;naoment for n,,;n,;e ~
No. q6-Jamcs F;,ycor,,a 80 ,o,,, ,,.n.,;..
.et,,ed - @
M. e7-Franl Co,d,mn,., !. u na,. ,..,
dismissed.
No os-po,a p.n,or 10 ,.,,. ca
No. 29-soren f. o,on y. ch,,I.. = rnnnaMr,
conhnned lv consont "
No. 3o-The pu,m., sb.. ,s r,.o u
Scotland NJ Of. ;,do,,.,. g. 1870 -
No. 3l-svcn Olson and rnao,orn n,.,, 80 49,,
Andcrson.c aso continued
No.S2-Lester NJ. Groom i. M.,;. 7 c,oo,.
No. Ss-James +. uonkins "a uenrv No,.;mio,.
cohtinned.
M. a4-Mcc,or,n;c. uo,,o.,n u,. r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-13

The closing of the leaves of plants as
the evening ome on was at first sup
posed by botanists to no due to the dif-i
ference in temperature, but on trans
planting the plants into a dollhouse 1t
was found that the same phenomenon
occurred. the leaves closing at sunset.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-13
SECOND BALLOT.

On this ballot Clark changed from
johnson to LaMoure, and Mansfield
from Little to LaMoure. Deisem, who
voted for johnson last Friday, was alb
sent on the second ballot, and johnson
lost one, giving him a total of %.
Adjourned subject to call of COM
mittee.