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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
Another Poslponement in the
Warwick Coal CO. Case.
MOVEMENT FOR NEW SCHOOL
NJ setting OF the School Committee of tho
Council Last Night. NVtll FIX for $40
900 Instead of $4,000. Tho
Mayors Message.

The settlement of that vexed question
Of the twenty tons of coa placed by the
Warwick Coal Company in the Court
House some time a::o is not Yet Il fact
The Building ana Grounds Committee"
Of the Council was 70 have taken Tic
matter up last night ana met at the
Court House for that purpose. but the
cass, has been postponf4 once more:
The rostp"ne'nent wasF'n,il Friday
ut the request Of the mayor. who was
AS the other side is represented. Iii"
committee. by courtesy, had no other
course left open.
The school Committee of the Council
met last night and formulated n. re-
quest for 100000 for the erection of two
new school houses.
The amount vas at first placed at
sa5,o00 but. as'sho"n in the Daily Press
of Yesterday. at least $1,000 more is
be Of the same size ana character as
the present East End school This is
what is now anticipated.
The Finance Committee will include
this request in its estimate for the s.
sue Of short time bonds ana ii is prob
able that it viii carry.
The people here have always h"cn
generous in the matter Of schools. re
aliZing how necessary such Institutions
are tn the welfare Of the community,
speaking from the present us Well as
the future standpoint.
The message Of the mayor submitted
to the council at its last regular meet
ing. has been the subject of much com
ncnt since that date Criticism has
generally been favorable. ana it is be
iieved that there will be Il strong senti-
mcnt in favor Of the adoption of most
Of His Hono'S ideas therein expressed.
It is probable that something will
drop after the trii III the Chief Of l. )
lice IS disposed Of judging, from the -
marks Of the commissioners ut The last
meeting. 1t is likely that there Will be
some changes in the ranks for the pllr-
pose Of projecting harmony on the force.
The position taken by Commissioners
Stuart and the rest Of the board Thurs
day right is universally conceded il by
the people. Tho early disposition Of
the case is what is demanded The
Chiefs trial out of the way then the
board can proceed to the details of
strengthening out other matters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

state Secretary r.. \. Coulter. Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
Spent Thursday night i: the City With
Secretary G. G.. Kent. Of the local Y. NJ
&. y. He left yesterday for Nt!chmnnu.
Key. Williams T. SHEPPARD. pastor ii
tie Trinity Wesleyan Methodist church.
who VAS recently elected Grand Chief
Tcmplar Of the state Lodge T. .. G. T..
IS now absent on his first official viSi-
iaiion to the various lodges Of the or
der throughout the state In a letter
received from Mr.. Sheppard !, few days
ago. he stated that ne was engaging in
"VangriStic work and his absence from
the city would probably be prolonged
until about the 10th of December
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

There WaS 4 large attendance Of la
dies 1T the exhibition drill Of the Yclln.
Mems Christian Association last night
Mr. Nenss athletic young men went
through their regulation work in good
style. and lie feminine friends of the
organization watched The proceedings
with much interest. There AvlS no Mt
tempt a, circus performing. Mr.. Kpns
explaining tina; il WuS simply an illus
tiation of the regular work Of The class
At the conclusion of The drill the la
dies wished the various class rooms ana
departments OF the Association oefore
leaving the building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

Sideboards.
We have one of the largest and most
complete lines of this necessary ar
tlcle IN the city in the fancy canopy
canopy tops, III golden oak. antique
and walnut. We start Il solid n,k
French bevel 1924 glass ct sl1.OO I'D to
C1En ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

for only
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
POULTRY POINTERS.

BY exercise the fowls work of sur.
plus fat.
There is no breed that lays eggs of a
uniform color.
Fowls that become the prey Of lice be-
come weak and sickly and are not able
to ward off disease.
Make the nests SO that the hens cal,
walk in on them and not 50 that they
will have to jump down on them.
Do not allow young chickens to get on
the roosts until they are about 8 months
old. There is too much danger Of crook.
ed breast.
One of the best ways of ridding the
house Of vermin is to turn out the fowls
and then burn sulphur in it after closing
tight and then whitewash.
A quiet sitter usually makes docile
mother and usually secures a better
hatch, as she will sit close. This is al.
ways essential to the best success.
II the ducks have cramps, remove them
to warm, dry quarters and change their
food. Give bran and cornmeal in equal
parts, with meat scraps and a little bone.
meal.
With fowls that have a free range
from now on two good feeds a day will
be sufficient They will keep healthier
and thrive better if they are compelled
to hunt through the day for part of theil
iving.-St. Louis Republic.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

"A crank came running into the
office yesterday" says the Lacon
Journal, "and said that man had
just swallowed a two foot rule and
was dying by inches. We started
out at once to learn the particulars
OF the death, and meeting DR.. Martin
told him aFout the case. He said
that was nothing that he had a pa
tient once swallow a thermometer
and died by degrees. A couple OF by-
ISLANDERS then Clipped in. One said
it reminded him of a fellow down in
Kansas who swallowed a pistol and
went off easy, the other said he had
a friend in New JERSEY who took a
quart OF appleiack and died in good
spirits" :" We once heard Of a man
who ate some horsemeat and died OF
nightmare
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
OUR GEORGE.

Dewey. will need one Of the smaller
Philippines to store all the testimonials
proposed In his honor.-St. Louis Re-
public.
The United States of America is one
Of the most important and complete cap
lures made by Admiral Dewey.-Kansas
City Star. "
If Dewey really intends to settle down
at Montpelier, VT, he might by little
judicious maneuvering capture the may.
orally of that town.-Syracuse Herald.
Dewey respectfully refused to be lion
lied by the Britains at Hongkong. He
was invited to make the governors house
his home, but begged to be excused. That
man Dewey grows from day to day
Marion Chronicle.
George Dewey is a great American.
He realizes what man should do to re-
tain the admiration Of the American peo-
pie. When he returns to this country,
he will not parade himself as a popular
hero. Lieutenant Hobson attempted that
and failed. Modesty and heroism are
twins.-Denver Times.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

The divine Bernhardt, as the French
men call her, is proving that she is not
divine by playing Hamlet. This hae
been the ambition of more than one
gifted actress. Anna Dickinson wrestled
with it, and it slew her. She encom-
passed the rhetoric Of it easily enough,
but she could not accomplish the &C.
tion. She handled a sword very much
like a larding pin. and her knees be-
trayed her sex. 1t was very much the
same with an English actress by the
name Of Marriott, who came over here
to show US how superior woman is to
a man in mans part. She killed Po,
lonius us if she were making tea biscuit
Bernhardt cannot even in this great role
keep her sex out of it. Therefore che
should have kept out Of it herself, un.
less she could get Coquelin to play
Ophelia.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

IL am glad to see that most of the
faces before me are those of young
men," said Governor Lind in his
Memorial Day address to the con-
victs in the Saltwater penitentiarv
IL suppose most people would say
they were sorry so many young men
are here; so am I. ana sorry that
anyone old or young, should be here:
but / repeat am glad that those
who are here are young. To me it
means that life, with all it's infinite
possibilities, is still before them. and
that it is not yet too late to retrieve
the errors that have been made. It
means that there is q future for them
after they have served their sentenc.
es here, and that: there will yet be
an opportunity for them to give to
the world a demonstration of the
possession of a manhood that nav
yet win it's way to recognition, and
make the world better for the noble
deeds it has accomplished y *.,, $-..
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
hOlDlNGf0RD

June 13.-A dance given at Winkler's
hall Saturday night by Joseph L. Wink
Ter, proved an entire success.
County commissioners, Henry Meyer,
OF Albany. and MIR. Smith, OF Sauk Cen
tire, were looking up the roads yesterday.
A dance given at Fred Renike's last
Sunday night was attended.
Anton Namyst finished the building
OF large barn for John Bieganek last
week and is now building a house for
John Skei.
Joseph J. Kapfer was in St. Cloud last
week where he purchased a fine bicycle.
MI. and Mrs. Philip Kapfer were in St..
Cloud Sunday and yesterday.
Thomas McMannus became insane
last week and was taken to the Fergus
Falls asylum.
Stephen Diedrich made business trip
to Opole on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dledrich were
in Albany last Friday en- business.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
Fort Ripley

Sune 15.-Mr. and Mrs. d. P. Fowler
attended the Adventist camp meeting at
Anoka.
g. ". Young OF Crow Wing was visit.
ing bis daughter, Mrs. Fowler, Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Ed. Hal, ri Oconto, Wis, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Jas. Smith.
Ft. Ripley and Crow Wing ball mines
will cross bats at this place next Sun
day. ="
MISS Achs,,h Root is visiting relatives
in Little Falls this week.
E. W. Collins, Of Little Falls, was set
ting up a binder at this place Monday.
he bad quite few piecec that he
could not find any use for. They prob
ably belong to threshiBe machine and
were putin by mistake. y,
P. u. Flansburgh's daughter Maude
is dangerously i'll at present. Dir. II abes
OF Brainerd is the attending physician.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

Flagman Martin O'Malley, on
duty at railway crossing in Chi
cago, leaped in front. OF an engine
one day last week and lost his life,
while saving that of little girl.
O'Malley was as truly a hero as any
who faced shot and shell. Deeds like
this are not rare among railroad
men and firemen. There is not as
m uch romance in going into a burn
in g building as there is to go into
battle, perhaps, but the brave fire.
man or railroad man like O'Malley,
d eserves to be kept in grateful men,
ory as we'll as he who did his duty
under the banner of his country.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

Moorhead News: The Mime
apolie Democrat hits the nail on the
head, in speaking of the fuss made
by republican demagogues-over the
mere inquiry OF Governor Lind as to
whether capital commission could
not have thegranite steps of the cap
ital cut by idle state convicts, in say
ing that these carping critics do not
have anything to say about the en-
ployment OF Saltwater convicts by a
st. Paul shoe concern, competing
with honest labor at cents per
pair. The reason is that the shoe
contract was made by a republican
administration.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
: BELLE PRAIRIE

J1te<17.-Little Harvey Mcintyre, Of
Little Falls, rettrhed home Tuesday :
Frank Mason expects to go to Duluth
Friday. :: '''-:a>. J..
Frank Farrand expects to go to Little
Falls to work for the Electric Light Co.
Friday. ~
NJ. E. Coo and H.: II. Pool went to
Crow Ping Lake for fishing Saturday
aud returned Sunday. ..--d ( =:
Among those who were in Little Falls
Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry
Rasicot, Ernest Gardner, Geo. Picotte,
T: j.. Farraud, O. b. Sims, and Peter
Picotte.
Frank Macon p,ust be going to take
the girls out riding. We see he has got
bis buggy all painted up.
l.. W. Aver who has been cruising in
in the northern part OF the state, re-
turned hcme last week.
Miss Cora Gardner was in Little Falls
Monday.
Mrs. Robert Russell and r. A. Mason
were in Little Falls Monday.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
First: publication June 16, 1899
NOTICE OF MORTGAGEsAIE
Wheras default has been made IN

WheraS default has been made in tho
ete Gehatf,oRs tbe e. OF certain mortgage bearing
cuted ana delivered by Martin Grzouka
and Paulina Grzouka, his wife, as mort.
aee gago1s, unto Charles D. Haw1ey as mort
of June A: D. 1896, at 4:3O O'Clock p. n t1,,1y
recorded in the Office of the Register ~
DeGds IN and N for the County Of Morrison
mortgages on page 236, and whereas said
M nifo1ttgage was thereafter on the 9Th day
odd OF dA1rsust 1n sa1 "A; \ d 1881 duly. assigned by
writing, unto Lorenz Hermann, which as.
signment was thereafter duly recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds in and
day OF May A. D. 1923, at nine O'clock A. n
in Book Vol. of Assignments on na ge 3s'
Ana cia;meT IheFeas; to Pa s.; there is now due and
upon said mortgage, the sum of Two Hun
dred Seventy nine ($279) dollars, and ~
proceedings at law or otherwise have been
part thereof. VI o"S
NoW, therefore, notice is hereby given,
tnar+ rnar by Wv virtue OF power of sale in said
M ddoitgaage nga contained and Herewith record.
case made and provided, the said mort
gage viii be foreclosed by a sale Of the
ia the eontS IS which is situated
M!nnesota, and is described as follows. to-
W.T.: The north half of the northwest
99ai5er y rte +dza% +m7 n%D OF section number two
tWenty;seven p&', north Of range te number
thlrty (5O west, according to the govern
n1ent survey thereof. s"~e
WHICH sale will be made by the sheriff
OF sag county of Morrison at the front
door OF the court house, in the citv Of 1t.
tie Falls in said county, on Mondav. the
5lst day of July, A: d. 1899, at rffne O'clock
IN IN the forenoon of said day, at public auc.
pay the sum due on said 1norteage and
taxes, It any, on said premises, and twe11-
ty-hve dollars ls&:oN attorneys fees there
by law. a1lo"eo
,sd9 Dated St. Cloud, Minn., June 12 A. d.,
LOREN fHERMANN,
IN s1,,,r. Ass4khee of Mortgage
>, Attorney foI Aksigneee.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

Letter fr ON "A Soldiers Mother, ,
dated at St. Paul, to the New York
Sun: Apropos of the communi-
a tion in theSun of May 80 on pro-
posed review of volunteers in St.
Paul." wish to say that NO one
who has a vital interest in the regi-
ments now serving in the Philippine
desires any OF them to be formed in
to a grand camp in our own state of
Minnesot a'or anywhere else for the
purpose OF being put on exhibition
or review. The movement was init
lated by a few business men and
politicians. Of our sons who are
spared to come home, many are
wounded and invalided and others
worn out with hard service and long
e exposure to a tropical climate.
When after long delays and m any
d isappointments they finally reach
tn If native land, I am snre they
will not wish to be put on parade for
purposes OF political effect or to sub
serve the commercial spirit of eny
locality. Let our boys be permit
ted to 60 to their homes in quiet
and to the arms of their loved ones.
who watch and waitfor their coming
with aching and foreboding hearts.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

For IS years the cities on the Allan.
tic coast have had very clear notion
that the ealt water Of the tides might
be used to sprinkle the streets and put
ont fires, thus reducing the drain upon
the sweet water, which is brought to
those cities at enormous expense. mainly
for drinking purposes, The salt water
was always copious and adjacent: But
while the east was talking about it
San Francisco, with western energy,
goes to work and does it: She is now
sprinkling her streets with ocean water
and finds athat il is cheap. salubriou,
and convenient n ~ -
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
NcS PerCeS Lands.

Only lO0 miles southeast OF the fertile
grain fields OF Eastern Washington. he
tween the Clearwater and Salmon rivers
lies what was long known as the the Nez
Perces Indian country, only recently
thrown open to settlement and mining
slnce the early sixties when $3S, 900, 900
was washed out OF the rich plocers OF
the Clearwater and Salmon rivers it has
been a tradition amorg miners that
some day great discoveries would be
make in the Nez Perces. The enormous
cost OF transportation, remoteness from
civilization and consequent impossibility
OF carrying on large mining operations
lett the rich quartz ledges-the mother
iodes OF ofthep|acers-untouched. Almost
simultaneously with the Northern Pac-
ltic's Lewiston extension from SDokana
came the announcement of the discovery
in the Buffalo Hump range of immense
ledges OF gold bearing quartz which,
cropping out above the surface, and
twenty feet or more in width. extend in
d'ffererent directions for many miles.
The rapid extension OF the Clearwater
Line OF the Northern Pacific, now build
ing along that river from Lewiston, will
soon throw this heretofore almost iu-
accessible country open to capital, and
modern machinery with American grit
Will DO the rest. For fuller information
and new map OF this region send a two
cent stamp to Chas. s. Fee, St. Paul,
Mlnn., or address any General or Dist
r1ct Passenger Agent of the. Northern
Pacific Railway. >
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
Stop ~ .-...-..--..7:..7:. .
Paying
Rent

We have three
houses in Mississippi
Addition, two on Bay
street and one on First
ave. southeast, which
we desire to sell at
once, regardless of
price. Only a small
down payment is re-
qulred, balance ca n
be paid: in annual,
semi-annual or m onth-
lV payments.
Little Falls Improvement Co.
H. LANDAHL. Agent.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
Cures wnen Other Doctors Fail.

Oul6S Wu6u OGll6i DOCtUrS I dlls
Diseases of the EYE. EAR. NOSE, AND
THROAT. grannlated lids, cataract. cross
eyes Strengthened without pain or danger.
ness ringing in the ears, catarrh, bronchitis,
asthma. Diseases of the LIVFR. STOMACH,
and BOWELS, dyspepsia indigestion, ca
tarrh of the stomach, biliousness. jaundice.
KIDNEY and BLADDER troubles, diabetes,
Bright,s disease, weak back, burning urine,
SKIN DISEASES, scrofula, pimples, blotches,
eczema, facial b1emishes, ulcers, etc. NER-
VOUS DISEASES. epilepsy. hysteria, paraly-
sis. lack OF vitality, rheumatism. neuralgia.
tation, dizziness. etc CANCERS. TUIoHs,
cured without cutting and without caustics
and without pain-new method. PILES,
FISTULA. FISSURE and GONSTIPATION.
Diseases of women. painful menstruatiOn,
leoucorrhBa, uterine displacements. nervous
pleasant examinations. DEFORMITIES,
CLUB FEET, curvature of the spine. slow
growth in children and wasting diseases in
adults. EARLY CONSUMPTION. goitre.
small ana weak parts enlarged and st ength-
MEN suffering from nervous debility, seminal
weakness: loss OF vigor.. decline OF manly
powers. drains, discharges and losses. vari-,
eocele and all the evils resulting from asexul
excess and youthful! follies, producing some
oI the following effects: Weakness, ennis
siohs. pimples. blotches dizziness, defective
memory, absence of will power confusion OF
ideas, aversion to society. sexual exhaustion,
pain In the back. hashfulness sOciety,
drea ms, etc, rendering marriage unhappy
ana bur1ness failures. receive prOmpt relief
Jailed. No experiments or failures. No in
durable cases taken. s.Consu:tation conf
Dental and free 20 those interested
Minneapolis Office, 329 Boston Block.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

Events in the Philippines seem to
confirm Gen. Lawton's statement
that 100000 men would be re-
qulred to subdue the islands. AS
fast as the American troops leave
ground which has been captured the
enemy reoccupies it. Ii the admin
istration intends to settle Phil.
ippine affairs quickly with blood
and iron, instead of the better
means which would probably have
averted all bloodshed, it wonld bet
ter take Lawton's advice.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
Beats the KlOndl<a

MI. A. c. Thomas, OF Marysville, Tex, has
ound more valuable discovery than has
vet bsen made in the Klondike. For years
ne suffered untold agony from consumption,
accompanied by hemorrhages; and was alb.
solutely cured by Dr.. Kings New Discovery
or Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He do.
clares that gold is of little value In comnari,
son win this marvellous cure; would have it,
even IL 1T cost q dollar a BOTTLE Asthma,
nronchitis ana all throat and lung affections
are positively cured by DR.. Kings New Dis.
eovery. Tor Consumption. Trial bottle free ut
fioheer g e dn nrug store. Regular size SO cents
unded; E.#55$& :E'1I- I: pHtAce TIVE IS
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

Pension Commissioner Evans has
been the subject of much criticism
lately. 1t is claimed that the policy
OF his bureau is against the interests 6
OF the old soldiers and several state
departments of the G. A. R. have
passed resolutions censuring the
commissioner. Who was it that
said the war veterans could get JUS
tice only under a a:epublican admins
tration? Evans was appointed by
Mckinley, who retains him in Office.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
CURTAIN RAlSERS.

! One of Phoebe Davis ambitions is to
play ,DesdemOna. 80,
Louis Mann wants to be serious actor
and is said to have designs on Shylock.
Louis James will appear next season as
Bob Acres in revival Of '.The= Rivals -
Mrs. Langtry is coming back to Amer
lea, and Nine. Patti contemplates tour.
Joseph Jefferson has been on the stage
81 years, having started at the age of
years. 4.
Fred Berger states Sol Smith RusselPs
average weekly receipts this season have
been $1,000.
Herr Fischer (Hans Sachs), SO long a
popular basso In the days Of the German
Opera company, and Mile. Camille Sey-
gard were recently married in Germany.
Julia Marlowe owns the English and
American rights to LA Refine Fiamette,' -
the play by Catulle Mendes, which was
played at the Odeon last year, and
Charles Frohman intends to produce it
next winter in most lavish manner.
A young actress performing in Vienna
has been fined 16 forms for appearing on
the stage in a correct military uniform.
This is contrary to law in Austria, tho
censor forbidding both military and &C.
clesiastical costumes that are not purely
fantastic.
Think Of Hamlet in French duel!
And yet Sarah Bernhard's fencing is
what French critics seem to admire most
in her Hamlet-after, hcr blond wig.
Poor old Shakespeare!-Louisville Cour-
ier Journal.
The public would not like fat Ham,
let. 1t would as soon see fat Ophelia
OF Juliet or lean Fallstaff. Hamlet
will remain to the end Of time the lean
and melancholy Dane. Had he been fat
he never would have been melancholy,
and that he was melancholy no one will
deny.-Chicago Tribune.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
The Sure La Grippe Cure.

y There is no use suffering from this dreadful
malady, II you will only get the right remedy.
You are having pain all through your body,
your liver Is ont Of order, have no appetite,
no life or ambition, have q bad cold. in fact
are completely up. Electric Bitters Is the
only emedy that will giye'you prompt and
sure reliel. They act directly on your Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, tome up the whole
they are I euaranfeed % 70 to cur cure OF S price x Re-
funded. Orsale at j.. D. Browns Drug
Store, only so cents per bottle.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

Martin County Sentinel: Judge
Collins, who has for years and years
been privately and publicly known,
hailed and entitled Jim Hills Right
Bower" is the favorite of the machine
faction OF the republican party for
governor. John Lind could do up
the little Judge" with his hand tied
behind him.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rogers were
"surprised' by a number of friends
Tuesday evening ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Lewis. A very pleas.
ant evening was spent and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers were escorted to the
1885 train, on which they left
for their new home ut Thief River
Falls, followed by the sincere wishes
OF their friends for prosperity.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-16
cu]prit.

The republican press is after NC
Kinley now just as much as the op-
position press. More men are: need
ed in the Philippines. Why doesn't
the president send them? The Mime
apolis Tribune says the presidents
''error of Judgment" will become a
crime if persisted in.