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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-11-03
First publication Oct. 18th, 1899.
Summons.

summons.
State of Minnesota, District Court
Seventh Judicial District, County of Nor
risOu.
JOHN E. GOODWIN, Plaintiff.
VS..
ESTHER GOODWIN, Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the above
named defendant: You are hereby sum
n1oned and required to answer the COM
plant in this action, which has been filed
with the Clerk Of said Court at his office
in the City of Little Fails, said County,
and to serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers. at their
etfice in the City Of Said Cloud, County of
Stearns, State of Minnesota, within thirty
days after the service Of this summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of such
service and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in 'sliS action will apply to the
Court for tilr ,ciief demanded in the com
plant.
Dated St. C'",1<i. N..nn.. October 10, 1899.
CALHOUN " BENNETT,
i-ia,-1iffs Attorneys,
St. Cloud, Mimi.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-11-03
$2,33O :

The undersigned Auditor and Treasurer
of Morrison County do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement is correct and
true, and that the same has been publish
ed in the Herald, in accordance with the
provisions of the law.
J. A. NICHOLS,
JOS. L. MEYER County Auditor
County Treasurer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-11-03

For safest deal in ,l,uniu: and
shoes of all kinds. :,.ll vi. NiA.or
Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-11-03

Thursday, Oct. &c.
Governor Roosevelt of New York is
campaigning i'll Maryland.
Railroads have been notified Of an
other advance in steel rails.
Colonel Pando has been elected presi-
dent of Bolivia in succession to Senior
Fernandez Alonzo
The president has issued proclama-
ton naming Thursday, Nov. 80,
Thanksgiving day.
Admiral Sampson was presented a
sword at Trenton, N. J., Wednesday,
the gift Of the people of the state.
. Ex-Mayor John Black, one of the
most prominent and wealthy men of
Milwaukee, is deau Of Br1ghts disease.
The White Star liner Germanic COL
lided with barge in Liverpool harbor
and the big steamer was quite seriously
damaged.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
DREYfUS' DEFENDER
Meeting Between Prisoner
 and Counsel in Jail al RenneS.

Rennes, France. July 3.-Maitfes
 Laborie and Demange, counsel for Dreyfus. who had long conference
 With Mime. Dreyfus .yeterday. visited
 Dreyfus in the miHtAry prison at 10 o'clock this morning. rms was the first time Dem3nge, the defender of Dreyfus at the court martIa1 Of 1894, and Dreyfus has seen each other since he was sentenced. On entering the room M. Demange' and Dreyfus threw themselves into each others arms. The scene was most touching. Ncitil- CT was able to utter word. Dreyfus when able to speak, thanked M. De- mangs for his devoted services. M Demange then presented NJ LabOrie who had been silent spectator. Drey- fus, choked with emotion. expressed his deepest gratitude for the splendid manner in which M Lahore had championed h-s cause. Mime. Dreyfus and LabOrie then gave the prisoner general review of all that had hap pened since Dreyifus was sent to Dev- il's island. Dreyfus explained that he knew nothing save what was con- tained in the volume which NJ. Laborie had sent him, giving an account of the proceedings of the court of cessation in 1898. Nm. Demange and Laborie then left. They were both greatly i'm pressed with the appearance of the prisoner and declared that Dreyfus was both physically and mentally in much better health than they had an ti6pated
 Madame. Dreyfus visited her hus- band again this afternoon. She has received permission to call upon him each dar.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
A VERDE MASSACRE
Two Merchants Rodgers and
 WingfieId f1urdered.
The Identify Of inc ASsaSsInS SuS- pecfed Posses Securing fne CounfTY-iI Is Not Like.y inc Mur- dererS Will Be Captured Alive.

Jerome, Ariz., July -(SpecraI) J. R. M. Rodgers and c. D. Wingfeld, merchants at Camp Verde, twenty four miles from Jerome in the Verde valley, were murdered last night by s,sppCsed robbers. The daad men wers prcQrieto,'s of a country store urideT the firm nanas of Rodgers & Wingfe!d At this season of the year a heavy bus mess is dore With tourists and travel CTS to and from the Grand canyon.
 Last nigEt just as thisy were clos Ing up the store for the night three men Cpcned fire without warning. Rodgers arct W.ngfeld were killed. and old Captain John Boyd. a noted character in Arizona, stopping with them, was shot through the leg. This morning couriers came to Jerome for cofirs and to wire Sheriff Munds at Prescott.
 A posse is out from Camp Verde on the trail It is not likely the despera- does will be brought back alive. The murdered men were widely known. Rodgers was a middle aged man of family, and WingfeId was about 26 years ct age ard unmarried
 The entire country rs aroused. There is great excitencnt and indignation is manifested in all quarters. Prem the mcagcr details at hand no description of the muiiierers can be obtained, but 1t is thought that tke two men who wel's recently acquitted at Jeroma of horses from Indians here are the guilty rnrti5s.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
THE PEACE FARLEY
Progress of inc Work on an
 Arbitration Scheme.
An Amendment Providing for inc Calling of inc Attention of inc DISpufanf Nations to inc ExiSf- enCe of Court of Arbitration.

The Hague, July 3.--The drafting committee of the arbitration commit tee of the peace conference passed the the second reading of Sir Julian PaCncefcte's scheme for q permanenH court of arbitration. today, ard then took Cp the Russian scheme, which is now eEtitled. ''The law of arbitration and the disputes thereunder''
 Sir Juian PauIcefOte's scheme was amended so ls to permit the powers wishing to cIke advantage Of it to propose fonr names for judges and also to permit the foreign powers at the Hague 10 replace the permanent council of administrat.ca. suggested ill the proposal of the heads of the Brit ish delegation.
 At the suggestion of M. Leon BOur- geCis. the head of rhe French dglega- ton. the drafting. committee decided that in the event of a dispute it should be the duty Of the neutral powers to cal the attention of the disputart na- tions to the existence of permanent c0rnt of arbitration.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
NOT AIN ENEMY OF LABOR
General Merriam Denies Inc AccuSa-
 fun of inc Union Leaders.

Denver. July 3.-General II. c. Mer- riam, who was rl2. cccnmanG of the troops Nat Wardner. Idaho when mar tial law was declared fhere by the slate aU,sh6Ities. after the Occur dAlene minsrs' riots. took occasion today in an Interview 10 assert that he is rot an enemy of labor or. of the unions. as has been represented by James R. Sovereign. Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, and other labor leaders
 It was my w.sh and my hope" de cIIred the general, that every union miner in the district could declare his innocence and the innocence of his union and obtain the governors em- pIoyment permit, and the higher the wages the better I should have been pleased"
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
OUT OF PROPORTION
The Death Rate and Number Of Cases
 Of Fever at Santiago.

Santiago de Cuba. July 3.-An in crease in the number of new cases of yellow fever and a decrease ill the death rate are the striking features of the situation. There have have been ninetyfour cases up to date, of which seventeen have proved fatal
 Eleven of the first fifteen attacked Succumbed to the disease. Nearly ali We're camp followers of the drinking sort. Eliminating these. the death rate has really been small
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
NINE NEW REGIMENTS
Will Place a Lof or New Commissions
 af inc Presidents Disposal.

Washington, July 3.-The proposed organization e nIne volunteer regi- ments will place a number of import art military commissions at the dis posal of the president.
 Although there will be three new brigades Adjutant-Ge General Corb.n says 1t is not likely that more than one ad- d-.ional brigadier- general will be needed, the clher two being provided for by tne officers of that grade now in the army whose terms of en,fst- ment are about to expire. General Grarb, who is now in the Philippines, is in this category, and he probably will be one of the threa new brigadier- generals.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
KAISER FRIEDRICH WON'T DO.
New Steamship Said to Have Been Re
 turned to Her Builders.

New York. July 3.-It has been an
 nourced in Bremen that the North
 German Lloyd steamship Kaiser
 Friedrich which arrived at Soul ahamq1-
 ton from this port yesterday will b..
 returned to iler builder. F. Schichau Of
 Dantig. because she has failed to de
 velop the speed guaranteed for her. The North German Lloyd company ex- pected the Kaiser Friedrich to excel ehe best average hourly speed of their swifttst ship. the KafSar Wilhelm der Crosse, which glas covered the dis tance between the Needles and Sandy
 Hook lighthouse, 314G knots. at the rate of 22.51 kEots an hour Schichau contracted to beat thIs average with the Kaiser Friedrich by ;i, least half a knot. The Kaiser Friedrich cannot do better than about twenty knots. It is said that her failure is due in part to the location of her engiEes amidships, which nacessitates an unusual length of sha6.iDg. and, consequently. many more bearings than are used in the ordinary swift liner. One Of the ob- jects of the innovation was to reduce vibrat.on- One of the three boiler groups aboard the Kaiser Friedrich Is abaft the engine room. as in a tropedo boat. This arrangement is net used on any other passenger steamship. The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse ard all the big space annihiiators have their boilers and coal bunkers amid ships and engines astern.
 The Kaiser Friedrich is GOO feet long, of G4 feet beam. and of II feet depth of hold She has two sets of expansion engines of 25.- O00 horse power. driving two three bladed propelIers 201-3 feet In diane ter. She made her maiden trip to this 1 port cne year ago
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
GEORGELAVIGNE DEFEATED
Frank Erne Lightweight Champion
 Of inc World.

Buffalo. \. Y., July 3.-Frank Erne of this city met George Lavigne of Saginaw, Mich, in the arena of the HawthorEe Athletic club at Cheekto- waga toniglstand after fighting twenty fierce ana dcleyer rounds, wrested the lie.- weight ,clssl n11i-'aship of the world from the western man.
 Over 1000 persons witnessed the contest which was bum. full of excit- ing episodes and of hard and scientific hitting. I.avigne went down to defeat and sufrc1der6d the title in q most crediulble manner. He Was piucky and for the first half dozen rounds more rnan held his own against his adversary. In the seventh round Lavigne received terrible drubbing and wIs only sawed from a knockout by the timely interference of the gong.
 Erns was looked upon then as a sure winrar, but in the subsequent rounds it was seen that he had lost some of lis steam. Just what was the cause of ( his was not ascertained until the bout had reached the limit of twenty rounds and Erne had been de- clared winner It was then found that he had badly injured his left hand in the seventh round. and if this had not occurred Lavigne's undoing might have come in half the time it took che Emf f.ll h man fO win
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
BR1DGEGROOM'S SUICIDE.

BingnamtOn, July 3.-Wtth a laugh on his lips. James W. Dailey ended his life in his apartments. He had fur nished them to occupy with his bride tomorrow. Dailey was a prominent society man who was to wed Mrs. Josie Cary The ceremony wassto take place at St. AIarys church and eXten- sive prepara tions had been made.
 This afternoon in company with his best man, Dailey visited the apart ments that had been prepared and asked the groonsran to unite pack
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
NO CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.

Washington, July 3.-It was. posi- lively stated at the war department that no call had been issued for 15,OOO additional volunteers and that there is no immediate prospect of any such action An interesting state ment was mi ie, however, that there are now practically 35,0O0 men at General Otis's command whenever he wants them The 'troops necessary to bring his command in the Philip pines up to this figure can be shipped to him as fast as the transports will take them away from San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
BURNED THE BABY TO DEATH
Confession of Co,ored Nurse WhC
 Was Tired of Her Charge.

Wilmington, Del, July 3.-Mary Barrett, colored, aged Is years. was placed in Dover jail this afternoon, charged with having caused the death of Jackson, the 1S-months- son of James W. Lafferty, living neal Leip- sic
 The girl had charge of the babe on May ,, when he was fatally burned Mary said that the little one had fallen against q S,ove ard set fire to h-s clothes. Today she confessed that she had set fire 10 the child's clothes with matches because she did not want to be bothered with him any longer She also admitted tAat she had i.Iied to set the house of her employer on fire since the child died.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
THE HOMESTEAD STRIKE.

Pittsburg, July 3.-The strike in- augunated a- the Homestead Steel works of the Carnegie company on Saturday has not as yet made any wis ible effect upon the operation of the great plant. All the departments were running as usual today with 3 full complement of men, Absolute quiet prevailed at Homestead all day. The strikers are keeping off the streets and are making no attempt to inter fere with the men on their way to work. Chief of Police Williams had a line of men stationed about the works when the men changed turns 'Cday but there was 10 disturbance.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
FIRE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 3.-The Illinois Cen tral railway shops at Fourteenth street and Lake caught Gre at lU:3O today and at II o'clock a general alarm was turned ;n.
 The flames gnined rapidly on the fremen duIing the first few minutes. Twenty-Five girls employed in the fac tory found their escape cut off and jumped from the second story Win dows. Seven were injured but not seriously and three men are reported At noon the flames were un- der control, having bsen confined to the building in which they originated.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04

ly at variance with that of his pre- decessGT, disregarding the French rights to exclusive fishing privileges along the Newfoundland French shores, is another British 'pin-prick.''
 The Autorfte dharactertzes ComaGO- dore Giffard's Interference as another brutal act of provoca;iou on the part of Great Britain.
 The Figaro says that the interven- tion of Commodore Giffard, command ing the British squadron in New foundland waters, has raised a fresh source of conflict. as Frances acton was justified by tine law passed by the Newfoundland parliament.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
COLORADO SHELTER TROUBLE.
The Companies Invied to Appear
 Before the Board of Arbitration.

Denver. July 3.-President w. N. Byers of the state board of arbitration. toCly notified Mir. J. B. Grant. chair man Of the operating comneittee of the American Smelling & Refining con- pany, that aT the request of the former employees of the company. the board will meet on Wednesday next to in vestigate the differences existing be tween the smelter managers and the working men. and requested the com pany to send representative 10 the hearing. It is not krown whether the company will comply or not.
 The supreme court today took q re- cess until July IT, without announcing its decision as to the constituttonalisy of the eight-hGur law.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04

age in the dining room. WIhf,e thus occupied a Tfs1col sl,ot rang out, and
 Daley was found lying on a couch where he had fallen. He was dead before medical aid could be summoned. The cause of the suicide is d mystery. He had laughed and 1chatted about GIis wedding only few n0ments previous and seemed in the best of spirits. Mrs. Cary, when Informed of the tragedy, was completely prostrated. Mrs. Cary's former husband was killed about two years ago ty falling from the !lanesD0ro viadud,.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
DISCUSSED LATE DATE
The SpaniardS SiIII Talking About
 inc Peace Treaty.

Madrid, July 3.-The Spanish senate resumed today the discussion of the treaty of peace between the kingdom of Spain and the United States. Senor Montero Rios, president of the Spanish peace commission at Paris, declared that Spain would enjoy the same com merc.al rights in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines IS would be en- ioyed by the United States.
 He pointed out that the treaty was based upon the principle that Spain had reliGquished her sovereignty over CuEa in order that the island should become independent and not be annex ed to the United States.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
COAL MINERS STRIKE.

Nevada, Mo, July 3.-An order isaued by the operators of the various Vernon county mines states that the striking miners would be given their places if they resumed work. has expired. and about 5000 men are still out. A number of deputy aheriffs miners are being held. The operators agreed uo all the strikers demands ex- cept the recognition of the union.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
BAPTIZED AT 1O3.
So Feeble That Sire Was Immersed
 While Sitting in q Chair

Chattanooga. Tenn, July 3.-At OK afra, Ala. Mrs. Maggie PenderglsS, aged 1$3. has just been baptized. She has been a lifelong Methodist, but recently she became a Baptist She sS so feeble that she had to be baprized while sitting in chair. With q minis ter on either side she was lifted in the chair and carried into the baptistrv and gently imms rsed. She stood tho ordeal well.
 Mrs. PeEtlergaSs' husbaad died in 1860, and she has been supported by her three unmarried daughters. aged respectively, so, IS and 76
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
BROKERS BOILING POT.
The Trial Of the Chicago Mur-
 derer Begins.

Chicago, July 3.-Attorrcy Pearson outlined the case of the prosecution against August Becker today. charging him with murdering Ers wife and re- ducing the remains by boiling them.
 Mrs. lily Menthry. a next door neighbor of the Beckers. testied that the 1trgs worn by Ida Sutterlin. whom Becker married shortly after the dis appearance of his first wife, belonged to Che m.ss.!.g woman.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
SWIFT STEAMER SERVICE.

Kingston, Jamaica. July B. A dis pasch has been received here from the British secretary of state for the col onies, MT Joseph Chamberlain, con firm1ng the London dispatch received at New York that contract has been concluded for establishing a swift steamer service in order to develop the Iamaicar fruit trade with Great Brdt- an oommerfing tn lay of next year.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
WILL JOIN OTIS.

San Francisco, July 3.-Brigad.er- General Theodore Schwen. who has been on duty in the adjutant-generaIs $ office at Washington, arrived here en route to Manila. He has been asa' gned as adjUtant-general on the staff Of Majcr-General Otis and will leave in q few days for his new post.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
FRENCH FTsERIEs DISPUTE.
Interference of the British Admiral
 Denounced in Paris

London, July 3.-In the house of commons today MT. Brodrick, parla- mentary secretary to the foreign office. admitted that differences had arisen in Hhe Newfoundland French shore matter in regard to the question of bait. This. he said. was as much as he could say OH th&Subiect at pres ent, but he would Se further statement tomorrow.
 Paris. July 3.-Th says that fihe action of Brit kose eff fard n earKaHs Dslsts
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
NOTHING OFFERED BISMARCK.

Berlin, July 3-The officials of the foreign office emphatioal,y denied the report Of the Associated Press that Emperor William has offered Prince Herbert Bismarck the post of ambas- sador at Washington or any other dip lcmaL:c post.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04

small posts preparing to depart
 thought the Americans were evacuat- ing the island and a party of 25O reb- els, mostly BolOmen, attacked the troops and killed one man and wound ed another belonging to company E, The Filip.nos were easily driven off.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04

Rennes. July 3.-The Catholics have placarded the town with q strong ap- peal urging the people to observe jus tice and moderation. in view of the coming court martial, reminding them that Dreyfus is no longer q convict. but an unjudged defendant.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
GOLD FROM THE NORTH.

Vancouver. B. C., July 3.-The steamer Tees arrived last evening from the north with large party O: returning miners. Wallace Haywood sergeant of local police, brought out S55, 900 in gold dust. Eight others had heavy boxes of precious metal Cap tain Gosse reported one million dol lars on board.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
JEFFRIES JOINS THE UNION.

New York. July 3-Jim Jefrrles, the champion heavyweight puglist of the world, is a member of the boiler makers union now He paid an gnita- tion fee of $1O today alrd is q member Brooklyn. of which John Greenhalgh is president.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
REVOLT OF CHINESE MINERS

Paris. July 3.-A dispatch from Sal gon says that the tin miners at Mongtze, in the Thurman district, have revolted and footed the custom house and the French consulate
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
THE COFTIC HELD.

San Francisco, July 3.-Ths steamer CCptic arrived late ltonight from Hong Kong via HonoIu,u. She anchored in the stream owing to strict quarantine regulations at this port. Nen-her pas sengers nor mail matter will be landed until after thorough inspection of the vessel, which VII he made to- morrow
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
REVIEWED BY SKATER.

San Francisco, July 3.-Major-Gen- eral Shafter will review the Fourth Of July parade tomorrow morning He has generously contributed all the troops around the harbor to swell the grand patriotic prO.eass.on.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
ROLLER BOAT ON EXHIBITION

London. July 3.-The French roller boat Ernest Bazin. which was expect ed to revolut.oaize shipping ill point Of speed, but failed and was unsucceSS~ fully offered at auction a few months ago. was exhibited at siXpence d head in the London docks yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Ulysses, Nefb.. July 3.-During an electric storm last night Victor and Ira Dobson and two unknown men were struck by lightning and killed.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
PULP MILLS BURNED,

Montreal, July 3.-It is reported from Thrse Rivers that the village of Grandnare and the immense pulp mills belonging to General Russell A Alger have been entirely destroyed by fire. Telegraph communication is in terrupted
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION BILL

London. July 5.-Mr Chamberlain. colonial secretary. announced in the house of commons today that tine gov ernment hoped to introduce an Ans trian federation bill at the next ses sion.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
ISLAND OF NEGRos.
Hostile Natives Attack United States
 Troops-One Man Killed

Nani1a, July 3.-Reports have been received here of am outbreak in the island ot Negros incident upon the de- parture of a California regiment for 11ome. Some hostile natives, seeing c company of soldiers ct one of th=
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
THE PITTSBURG STRIKE.

P:ttsburg. July 3.-Six more mills have signed the amalgama5ed associa- ton scale and have resumed work In two mills at Sharpsburg the strike continues. One plant is op.rating with non-union men.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
EARTHQUAKE IN TUSCANY.

Rome. July Earthquakes were felt last night and tonight..in Florence and other towns in Tuscany. Parts Of houses were overthrown ans some ger. SOE were hurt.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
MRS. POLES DIVORCE SUIT.
The Jury Finds That H5r Husband
 Was Guilty of Cruelty.

London. July ;}.-The jury iE the tf- voTce suit brought by Mrs. Samuel ChanGos Pole against her husband, in winch Mrs. Rupert Cecil Craven. s.s- terin-law of the Earl of Craven. is cited as correspondent. today found that tha respondent had been guilty Of cruelty. The jury was discharged and the case adjourned.