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Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
Old Point Hotels Deserted.
AssASslN's DEED.

President Heurssux ofthe Dominican Re-
public Murdered At Mooa.
FORT DE FRANCE, Island of Martin
ique, July 27.-Ulysses Heureaux, pres
ident of the Dominican republic, was
assassinated at Moca, Santo Domingo,
at 4:80 p. m. The name Of the MUIR
derer is Ramon Caceros. He succeeded
in making his escape, but an energetic
search was at once begun and it is prob
able that he will soon be captured.
: Vice President Wencesleo Figero, i'm
mediately upon the presidents death,
assumed direction af effaira
She looks at me with proud disdain; claim hs1
love more;
l ride the same old wheel that have ridden
heretofore;
She used to cheer me with her laugh as we to-
gether sped
Along the crowded boulevard, with heaven just
ahead.
We used to ride of side by side along the shaded
ways
That led US through the parks, and oft she gave
me words OF praise,
And every tree was blest that we sat meath in
shine rain,
And every road on which we sped became low
ers' lane.
The JOY had is gone! She smiles on some one
else toda.
still ride forth upon my Wheel but hers is stor-
ed away;
I saw her yest r!sy beside happy locking chap.
I had a punctur>: '",':y ,:'r r:r.Lcu upon sv
autOlraDi
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AGAIN +. DRIVEN BACK.

& ilipino Attempt TO Retake Calamb b Re
rs. 3z..s # suited DisastrousIy. d4| 5s5:S
## MANILA, Aug. - $50 p. M. ftef
concentrating their forces for two days,
the Filipinos attacked Calamb the
town On Laguna de Bay captured BY
General Hall w Wednesday. The engage
ment lasted an hour and the Filipinos
were driven off, carrying away their
dead and wounded. The American.
forces lost two men killed and nix
wounded.
a company of the Sixth infantry,
commanded BY Captain Simpson. has.
had an en- onnter at Babalaynos, on2 the
west coast sof the island sofs Negros, with
8 rebel force. The latter lost is men
! killed. There were no casualties on
tho American side.
The United States transport. Grant
sailed for the United States during the
day, having on board 481 mon of the
! Idaho egiment, $40 of the North Da.. Z.
.ksota regime ent and off the yomingI
regiment.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
GUARDING THE HOME.

Little Chance for Any of the Several
Thousand Inmates to Escape.
HAMPTON, Va, Aug. 1.-This: usually
tranquil town has been in a state Of ex-
citement since the discovery of yellow
fever at the soldiers home. Scores of
people have left the. place. Sunday
night special train left Old Point with
300 guests of the hotels.
Business at Phoebus. adjoining the
soldiers home, is suspended. It is diff
fcult to obtain information from the
home. The entrance and all points
from which escape is possible are
guarded. Late in the afternoon self
appointed guard of Is Hamptonians
with Winchesters went to the home to
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
NEWS CON NDE NSATIONS..
2Wsd n.stiay,, July 70

Nsd nss ay,s July 10 5sss
Gideon j Tucker, ex-secretary of
state Of New x ork, IS dead. He:was IS
years OLD.
| The amalgama ton Of 28 large plumb
ing material manu- factories Of the coun-S
try has been pesfeGted.
81. The recruiting Tor the Thirty first
regiment. United States infantry, has
reached the 1, 900 mark.
= Bankruptcy experts and referees are
holding 9 convention to discuss needed
changes in the new law. 55:.$
The French cabinet has ordered the
degrada dation Of General de Negrier, be-:
cause he advised insub bord dination. s 4 Il /. \
The battleship Sufern was launched
at Brest Tuesday. She is the. largest
ship in the French navy, being Of 49,.
500 tons displacement. j.. :S=;z~ E ].
Z Major Count Ferdinand Walsin
Esterhazy will receivea safe conduct to
enable him to testify before the court
martial at Rennes for the retrial Of
Captain Dreyfus.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
Saturday, July 20.

Saturday, july 20.
Three Mormon elders are supposed to
have been lynched in Georgia.
The entire city Of Butte, Mon., is to
be tunneled under for copper ore.
The capital stock of the Southern Pa
cific has been increased fifty millions.
The Mccormick Harvester company
will build an immense twine plant at
Chicago
Mrs. Margaret Foraker, mother of
United States Senator Joseph B. Fora
ker, is dead at Hillsboro, O..
The Americans have captured CAL
amba, P. l.. after a sharp fight, and re-
leased number of Spanish prisoners.
Ex-Governor Holcombe of Nebraska
has been charged by legislative COM
mittee with misappropriation of state
funds.
An advance on pudding rates from
$3.75 to 81 per ton will go into effect
Monday at the Pottstown (Pa.) Iron
company's works. This is the highest
rate paid for ~ years.
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GOVERNMENT OFFl e ATS N TAIN
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. suspen dsd pa H.mpt onians with yvIn.s
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WASHINGTON, 4Aug. - he e s 4 latest.
official advices received show q total of
n cases and 4 deaths from yellow fever
at the soldiers home at Hampton, va.
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Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
Thursday, July ~.

Stanley Hayes, negro charged with
rape, was lynched near Brandon, Miss.
Two sons Of Henry Gorman, aged 8
and II years, were drowned while bath
ing at Kewaunee, Wis.
Work is to begin at once on the in
sane asylum for Indians at Canton, S.
D. The congressional appropriation is
$4,000. =. 49,.
A destructive fire visited Fort Brady,
Mich, and the Accompany barrack
building was damaged to the extent of
about $30, 900.
There are now 500 recruits at Fort
Leavenworth for the Thirty-second vol
unteer regiment and they are coming in
at the rate of 10 or 70 per day.
Lieutenant Colonel Ernest H. Gar
ington has been relieved from duty in
the Office of the inspector general in
Washington and ordered to Manila as
inspector general Of the Department of
the Pacific,
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

nr F. n NERO, dentist. Specialties made
~ OF Crown ami Bridge work and Straight
eRing OF Irregular Teeth, Gas or oduntunder
for painless extraction of teeth. Over First
National Bank
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
Monday. July 81.

'|'' Monday, July 81.
= An immense steel and IRON company
has been organized in Alabama. T..
The rumors regarding the formation
Of Chinese-J Japanese alliance are semi
officially denied at Pekin. e., =, !,
Chester Allen Wilcox, postmaster of
Quincy, his, and one Of the most prom
inent Masons in the West, is dead. !:
e The Great Northern is said to contem.
plate para1leing the Northern Pacific
between Portland and Puget Sound.
IL Admiral Dewey denies the alleged in
.terview in which he is quoted as saying.
.'our next war will be with Germany
d A dispatch from Manila says that the:
rebels Sunday attempted to recapture
sCalamba but were easily repulsed. One
American was killed and six others
wounded. The Filipino loss heavy
5Ssss 8. Tuesday, Aug. 1.
d Boston District Telegraph messengers
are on q strike. 81 ts=#s t:z3 N n, sss
n A national bank is about. to be estab-
:Gshed at Honolulu. .s7 s5z=ss55 Il.
B Sir James Edgar, speaker Of the Ca
madam house Of commons, is dead.
The German: third class cruiser Fake,
lately in. Samoan s. i waters, has been Or
dered home ssF
The Union Pacific railway has se.
cured control of the new. w yoming
.6onthe 6ont hern ailWay
Diamond match directors have voted
as increase CAPT tai stock from
900 to 81 ,0OO, 900 ass IS
Es6sE liza Sanford sone Of the =daugh
lterssof Iseyolut utlonar solldiie IS on the
spensipn list, is dead at ali,
The Penns,y Tanpia Railway company q
has decided TO create a pension and Sd.
EEperannuaat ton fund fior tl1e ben1elfit of,
the emp 81 of4.t,he, comp
HE french sinizist at1 Buenos AvreSs
9sopnt Sale has ~ raguaY;it
order te I,llo1na &c ralass
stilolsss betWeen France and 4 Paragi,ay.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

NR. N, W. CHANCE. Office over Tanners
H. Store. Office hours: to ~ morning,
to 4 afternoon, 6 to evening. #Tele-
phone connection, Wetzels drug store, Little
Falls, MINI. -, .<..
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COUGH ! SYRUP

J. H. GREGG, of Dundee, Kansas.
writes: "My little daughter has
been troubled with Group ever since she
was three months old. never found
anything to relieve her until l tried
BEddS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP s
and that has cured her entirely. think.
it is the best cough syrup on the market
For sale by, L. D. BROWN.
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syVrsoked by|s III placed ,rItch.

5,s 3.s35 q OstAHA, Neb. July 81 li1gton|
Zpas'ssenge train Ne. vest bound, was,
sditchled 81 1urra5y q misplaced
switch Eng ineer Gould dinsS had one lee,Il
j bro ken d and e'onduc was
5ssa sseariousl cut One Spassen-
Ger ra1nansss as
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Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

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and can be relied upon 70 effect asspee-.
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Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
Professional Cards

y. geon. Flynn b ock Omc, hours:1 10.
D. M and to p. M. Residence corner
Third ave. and Third St s. E. IN -;
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
Fri(18V. july 28.

Friday July 28.
Colonel Ingersolls body has been
cremated.
The Americans are giving the city of
Manila a thorough cleaning.
A Detroit man proposes to raise the
level of Lake Erie three feet by means
of dam.
It is settled there will be another
major base ball league in 1900, to be
known as the American association.
F. L. Stocking, assistant postmaster
at Tacoma, Wash, has been appointed
assistant director general of posts at
Manila,
The Omaha depot at Black River
Falls, Wis, was robbed by two men,
who put the night operator and mes
senger boy on ice.
Luetgert, the Chicago sausagemaker,
who murdered his wife, was found dead
in his cell in the Joliet penitentiary.
He left a confession of his guilt.
The National tribune., 1899-03-30

we'll as priestly gowns. on the temple,
which we will make claim 10; foT doubt
less the traitor Cui:lahuatZin is under one
OF them.-fake thou, thy party, Sando
val. and scOut me the streets that lie east
ward. We meet at the temple.-For our
selves, my masters, we are so horse and
300 foot, all good Christian men; for in
this work we shall need no Tlascalans.
Let us go, in the name Of God, and God
will be with us.-Only, tits my counsel
and command, that we keep together.
with our eyes wide open, lest we should
have company not 50 much to our lik
ing"
The cavaliers cheered, as they rode
from the gates. and, with savage de
light, urged their horses over the piles OF
dead, or smote some dying straggler with
the spear,-an amusement in which they
were occasionally initiated by the foot
soldiers, who followed at their heels.
AS the party approached the neighbor-
hood OF the great temple, they began to
perceive in the streets groups of men,
who, being altogether unarmed, common
ly fed at the first sight of the Christians;
though, sometimes. they stood aside with
submissive and detected cOuntenances,
as il awaiting any punishment the Teuctli
might choose to infiict upon them.
CorteZ, reading in this humility the
proofs Of penitence, or willing to suppose
that these men had not shared in the
hostilities of the day, commanded his fol-
lowers not to attack them; and thus re
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SELF into that part of the city where all
the nul,itudes of Tenochtitlan were as
'scmblrd to meet him,-and whether for
purposes Of pacification or vengeance, he
| dared not inquire.
|. The appearance of thi.cgs, as the party
l'issued upon the square, and faced the
House of Skulls, was indeed menacing.
That enormous pyramid, which Don Anna
dor had surveyed, with awe. III the gloom
Of evening, was now concealed under "a
more impressive vail was invested
and darkened by a cloud Of human beings
which surged over its vast summit, and
rolled along its huge sides like a living
storm.
The great court that surrounded il was
also filed with barbarians: for though the
Coatepantlj, or Wall of Serpents, with its
monstrous battlements and gloomy
towers, concealed them from the eve,
there came such a hum of voices from be
hind, as could not have been produced
alone, even by the myriads that covered
the temple. In addition to these. the
great square itself was alive with Mexi-
cans; and the sudden sight of them
brought a thrill of alarm into the heart of
the bravest cavalier.
The people OF Tenochtitlan, thus, as il
were, hunted by their invaders, even 10
their sanctuaries, turned upon them with
frowns, yet parted away from before them
i'm deep silence. Nevertheless, at this
spectacle, the Christians came to an i'm
mediate stand, in doubt whether to en-
tangle themselves further, or TO take coun-,
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No man could reckon, no man could
Imagine the slaughter made by the be-
sieged army among their foes in the short
space OF half an hour. But the sun rose,
and still found the infatuated barbarians
Iushing,-now with shouts of defiance
and now with mournful cries, as if call
ing upon their imprisoned kine,-to add
yet another and another layer to the
bloody ridges growing in the paths Of the
cannon-Shot.
All this time, the captive monarch, un
seen by his people, though quickly de
tected by the sharp eye OF CorteZ, sat in
one OF the turrets, Witnessing the devoted
love OF his people, and feeling with sharp
pangs that he had not deserved it, And
now, too for the suddenness OF the pun
ishment had convinced him of the i'm
policy of the FAULT, did Don fernando
himself feel touch of compunction foI
the wanton injury he had done his pris-
oner; and, fearing lest the work OF this
day should be but the prelude OF storm
II might not be in his power TO allay, he
sent TO him De Morla, a cavalier whom,
more than others, he seemed 10 favor 10
persuade him, If indeed he might be per
suaded, 10 exercise his authority, and by
commanding his people TO disperse. pre-
serve them from that destruction which,
the General avowed, he was loath to bring
upon them.
No smile lit the countenance OF Monte
yuma at the appearance OF his favorite;
and to the demand Of Don Hcrnando he
The National tribune., 1899-03-30
FREE ASTHMA REMEDY.
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Suffers from Asthma.

4 physician who suffered many years from
violent attacks Of Asthma has discovered a
sure cure for the disease. and is now entirely
recovered. He has written letters to the
leading newspapers of the country requesting
that their readers he informed of this new
remedy, and that lie will mail, free, trial
bottle to anyone who writes for it. It has
cured quite number of people who obtained
the free trial; is an absolute cure, perfectly
safe and harmless, and so fortifes the sys-
tenn that the cure is permanent. Write to
DIR. W. X. Walrath, Box O., Adams, n. Y,
and he will forward at once by mail, pre-
paid, trial bottle, so that you can test it
and see what it will do in your case. An
offer like this ought to be taken advantage
of by every reader. Write to day without
fail. Don't wait.
The National tribune., 1899-03-30
THE AMERICAN SOLDIER.
Read by Capt. Hyland C. Kirk, 4th N. Y.
H. A, at Banquet of Second Army
Corps, Washington, d. C.

Read by Capt. Hyland c. Kirk, 4th N. J
II. A, at Banquet of Second Arm
Corps, Washington, d. C.
Born at "the time which tried men
SOULS"
OF the sturdy stock of pioneers
Who in these western wilds the goals
| OF Freedom sought, despising fears,
Nor seeking fame;
From mingled blood of Saxon, Scot,
And dark-haired races southern-tanned
From Erin's exiles, Huguenot,
And boldest OF that eastern land,
Our soldier came.
Trained in the school of savage vile,
With British prowess mingled in,
ling Liberty the while,
lie grew in strength and power TO win
As few have grown;
SO. when neighhor nation tried
Conclusions with this youthful brave,
Hidalgo's banner soon was dyed
In such defeat nc prostrate gave
Out bitter moan.
Then, save the tests of strength afar
In western wildS or rocky way,
Our soldier had few trials of war
For many bright and CHEEKY day
While peace prevailed;
Yet clanking chains and unlike arts
AS seeds of discOrd ranging vide
Caused steallny growth in manly hearts
Of hatred. fear and envious pride,
And peace aSsalled.
Behold, along the southern skies,
From fairest fields of all the land,
The red tongued flames OF war arise
BY jealous factions wildly famed
To frenzy's glow;
Alas, that now our soldiers power
Against his brother must be turned;
Alas, the memory of that hour
When kindred hearts in hatred burned
AS foe to foe.
But swiftly moves the dial's shade,
And daylight broadens with the sun,
From out the gloom DiSunion made
y brighter era had begun
Not to abate:
Since fears dispelled and loftier sight,
Quite overlooking petty strife,
BY moving social forces right,
Inspired firm united life,
Both strong and great.
So when the cry OF men oppressed,
Long heard upon our southern shore.
Low murmurings swelled TO mighty roar;
Make Cuba free"'
Again our soldier showed his power,
His strength, his courage and his skill,
On sea and land, as in an hour,
BY that same soldiers might and will
Came victory!
Yes, soldiers all, by land and sea,
You know the name. each hero name,
That fought to make weak peoples free
And gained, each one, his mead OF fame
And laurel wreath:
They rank with warriors gone before
Whose efforts gave this Nation birth,
And made our liberties secure,
A power for freedom in the earth
And SlaveIy's death!
No Roman hireling or machine
Trained to do butchery at will
No senseless, soulless guillotine,
Or mere death dealing murder mill,
A thing of bloOd
he-obey he must,
Yet not as Mameluke or Turk,
This highest type Of freeborn dust
Is trained to do a nobler work,
power for good!
For truth, for liberty and right,
For principles which make for peace,
For these alone our brave should fight
The slave from fetters to release,
With hope inspire
To grant all equal chance to live,
Exalting manly strength and art
In fact, the boon of peace to give
In measure full-each human heart
To lift up higherl
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Richest American woman.

Mrs. Richard King, of Texas, is prob
ably the richest woman in the United
States, not excepting Mrs. Hetty Green.
Her wealth is partly Inherited from her
father, a pioneer Presbyterian clergyman,
the first who ever went sta n and Bible in
hand to preach the gospel, to the Indians
and mixed races that peOpled the vast
domain over which his own little daugh-
ter was destined TO hold sway as landed
proprietor: Mrs. King is a widow, and
her landed estates nls0uthern Texas
square miles.
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Bringing the Time OF Day.
Snectafor. :

In Ulster you can find the "bulp -four
ishing; here is pretty example of the
acted bull" A certain squire had lust
set up with great pains and elaborate
mathematical calculations sun dial in
his garden, and was naturally a little
proud of it. One day, as it SO happened,
being close to the garden, he was in
doubt as to the right time, and told boy
who was with him to run down and get
him the time from the dial. After a few
minutes the boy appeared dragging with
him something heavy. Here she is, yer
honor, an hard set ah was to get her up. b"
He had torn up the dial from its setting
and dragged it up the hill.
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nothing to get this wonder
full formula, it would seem
that any man in need of
such q RENE y would send
his name and address to DIR.
l.. Knapp, i2BlIull Build
ing, Detroit, Mich, and the
prescription will nc prompt
ly mailed without evidence
us to where it came from.
The Dr's object OF dis
tributing this information
free is to- make men better
acquainted with the rcmc-
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SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HOMESTEAD RIGHTS.

will pay $500 per acre for valid rights.
Soldiers who served 80 days in war of 1851
'65, and who made original homestead entry
of less than 160 acres, prior to June %,
1874, are entitled to these rights. If the
soldier has died, his widow, or minor children,
are entitled. Write me company and regi-
ment in which soldier served; Land Office,
County and State where original home
stead was made, and number of acres
homesteaded, distance and direction
from the County seat, and when he
homesteaded. Address
WIN. L. TAYLOR, Van Buren, Arkansas.
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debility, failing manhood, or lack of vigor, and
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The National tribune., 1899-03-30
A Wonderful Camera.

What is to be the fastest camera in the
world is being constructed in Chicago fOI
the Smithsonian Institution. The speci-
fications for this splendid instrument re-
quire that it shall be capable of making a
successful exposure in one six-hundredth
part of a second, and it is hoped that this
speed will be so greatly increased that a
good negative may be secured by an ex-
posure Of only thousandth of "a second.
This marvellous rapidity in photOgraphing
has never been approached save by one
camera. which is said to have secured a
negative by an exposure of one five
hundredth of a second.
A better appreciation of the marvellous
alertness of this mechanical eye is to be
gained from the statement that it is
capable of catching the image of an arrow
speeding through mid air while the bow
string is still quivering from the recoil of
it's prOpulsive action. The snap of its
trigger when its sights are well aimed for
an instant on the body of the feetest
game bird is full fight will imprison on
the negative faithful picture.
The camera is designed by William
Gaertner, who was formerly in the employ
of the Smithsonian Institution.
The National tribune., 1899-03-30

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| explained, and the sufferer will thus know
what he should Use i'll his particular in
order to get the desired results. Write to day.
There is no doubt about the offer being genuine
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A symptom.
Chicago Record

''O tink Magg's gittin Uneasy about her
future"
"Whoi,"
"She he caulin' aud maids maiden
ladies'" ;"
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TO be continued.

EDITORIAL NoTE-cortezs army is hard
pressed by the infur iatsd Mexicans, and is in
danger o. being annihilated. Many advent
ure befallDon Amado
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Feath cred Pniriarcl,..

J. II. Quincy, in an article in the Ibis
discusses a number ih facts, collected
from various books and papers, regarding
the age tn which birds live. Mr.. Dresser
in his Birds of Europe" gives an in
stance of a raven having lived SO years.
Mr.. Meade-WaldO has in captivity a pair
of eagle owls (BubO Inaximus), one of
which is 6S and the other So years old.
Since 1861 these birds have bred regularly,
and have now reared 81 young ones A
Bateleur eagle and condor in the Zoo
logical Gardens at msferdam are still
alive at the respective ages of IS and 50.
An imperial eagle of THO age of Sc, a
golden eagle Of 46 and a$SeIeagfe of AZ,
and many other birds off the age of 40
downward are also recorded.