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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
4 SITUATION UNCHANGED.
Presidents Retsrn to Washington No
\. Due to the Chinese Middle.

Presidents Retsrn to Washington Not
n ,Ia,4 Due to tho Chinese Middle.
i: WASHINGTON, Sept. l9. At the state
department. it Is stated that no emer-
gency exists in connection with the
China matter Or any Of the foreign re-
lations of the country which demands
the presence Of the president in Wash.
ington. However, when President Nc
Kinley left Washington for, Somerset
and then for Canton, it was the under.
standing that he would make periodical
visits at Washington at intervals Of q
week or ten days and his departure
from Canton is said to be merely to
keep one Of these engagements. In its
diplomatic aspects it is declared there
has been no change il the, Chinese sit
nation. It is learned hero that the dis
$cnssion now proceeding in Berlin Of an
alleged American proposition to limit
the occupying forces IN China to- 1000
in Pekii,,s.s.., 900 yo;iisia ! .t52a walls and
1900 elsem aere,ia. u st l,assl! upon any
plan; suggested sbyis tho state departments
here. 4. y, 4 ;$$t5 - 5S l95tt 81
DEPu5EiE s EF,J 7 !. ~, ", ~ 4 GU 40.
Strikers stone Miners Vie Persist Ill,
~ n 6 Going - tSvorts. II Viii. Il i$f$
s. SHAAloKIN, Pa, Sept 9 H. Some Of
the strikers at Mount Carmel gathered
III the neigh horhood Of the mines opsr-
.ated by the Reading Coal and Iro,n. com
pany and the Union Goal company and
Ey.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
! J5ssEsssFS lFI18S FEfs5 II u r FE:E n
MlTCHELL'S STATEMENT.

President Of the Mine workers N.Y. 11S,.
y S* Y 600 11Sa Have Quit work .5sE''tsf;
F HAzELToN; Pa. Sept. ollowing
Is the statemeat 4 issuedrby President
Mitchell on behalf lof the striking il
yorkers: n S f{t.sg Si.5s. 4, d .4
83 35 Reports arrived at our oh1os from
districts Numbers s, n and Got the IN.
thiractte ooal ssareg show that There
nave been great ions .f0 st6s 1hdks
Ut the strikerk III sdisatrics No. q, Hat
Selton region, not less than ], 800 adj
ional mine workers failed to report Tor
work. thus increasing the total number
on strike from ~, 900 e II, 800. j;:.4s'
u $''In district No. 9, schnylkill, our
forces have been augmented by 4, 500
mine workers IL addition to the 80, 600
already reported. The situation in dis
trict No. !, Lackawahna- Wyoming, is
practically the same IS the first day Of
the strike, only 200 men remaining at
work Total numb Der Of men idle,
$4,000. - :>H'1 S $.s....@ =. W a:,a,
4 '.From every section Of the anthra-
cite region are reports indicating that
much dissatisfaction prevails among
those who have up to this time failed
to participate in the strike, and we
confidently expect that the; mum Der at
work will grow less with each succeed.
ing day until the mines shall be COM,
pletely closed" ii. Mi. y. a::5.. &M; s.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21

Arthur Wright left Tuesday fo1:ss
Bemidji. He has accepted a POSITION 4;
as clerk in the Mark ham hotel sil,ss1
that thriving town. ,ss# Ia
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION, FOR l.
r QUOR LICENSE. i
STATE OF MINNESOTA, J
COUNTY OF MORRISON. }ss.

. village OF oWaHVlIe.
Notice is hereby, given. that an applica.
laee council of said village Of Swanville,
and filed in my office. praying for license
to sell Intoxicating li q .3as for the term
ating on Sept, Is. 1901, by the, fol
lowing person, and at the following place
as stated in said application. to-wit:
ated on the ne corner of block humber 16,
in the village of swanville. Morrison
county, MINI. -
Said application will be heard and de-
ternnined by said village council of the
village of Swarv willie at the office of village
recorder in said village Of Swanville in
on Wednesday the 26tll day Of Sept.A.. d.
1900, at O'Clock p M, of that day.
Witness my baud and seal of village OF
Swanville, this 10th day of Sept. A. D. 1900
vs. J. JMcRAE,.
TsHAx,\ Village Recorder.
FSIxS 49, =: ,.1... '.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
The Dots and the. Is

come 50 much more easily when you
have the proper writing materials,
little one, don't they? Well, II mann
ma will buy the states and pencils,
thick smooth tablets, lead pencils,
pens and ink at JARBOE'sgou will
save that much trouble. Just give
her a hint about it and see il: 1t
doesn't work " onders this term. :
Al -. ST y % >I> 81 5a5$35 N sg,;-. - = -
j.. W.. JARBOE
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21

ORDER FOR CREDITORS 10 PRESENT
CLAIMS, ETC.
STATE OF NrINNEsOTA,)
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-21
STATE CREEK.

Gathering corn is the order "i 'he
day, but will soon be II thing oil the
past il the fine weather lasts many
mere days.
Wm. II, Rnsencraus sold two loads OF
fat hogs recently.
Al Scrivuer has pnuEht him little
farm of 50 acres over in Logan town
shin Kansas, for 5000 He says he
may build residence on II in the
spring.
We learn the Goble ranch OF 1850
acres has been sold for consideration
OF Gil $4,000.
Will Scrivner is nearly. y.done With Rol
S ones barn.
The basket supper at Pleasant Dale
last Friday night was decided sue
cess anu several dollars were raised in
that way for the special benefit OF u
Christmas tree.
Ono, les Barrett and family aud Al
bert ) S,rvner and family were visiting
on this creek last Sunday.
Oscar Scrivncr has sold his driving
team of mules for Sl7O.
Albert Scrivner sold his match sorrel
team to Thos. Kralik.
Those wanting corn shelled now can
apply to Ell Mountford and VIM. Au-
bushon, the Scrivner boys having sold
out.
The Dicksrson farm, north OF Rich
ard Keagies, has been sold to Gar
field township man for $1,000,
Andsrsonville is still improyi' g
The city council, A Carpenter, Wm'
Rosencraus, Dave Haskins, Andy Cit
eron and Ed Anderson, have for
some time favored the annexation o'
their little neighoor village "r town
northeast of them across small stream
and since the enumerator has reported
). two hundred or more Inhabitants they
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-21
GUIDE ROCK.
Total amount appo

GUIDE ROCK.
Deputy Sheriff Burdick was in towa
Thursday.
A. j. Paulson has sold his lease near
Bostwic.
Ex.cnuniy Judge Duffy Is talking of
opening an Office here soon.
Chris Konzack fell from a tree We'd
nesdav injuring him severely.
Mrs. VIM oIzsck started for her
home in Texas thursday.
ID McCalum has bought out M
Lovi,t's stock business and is now one
of our hog buyers.
Paul Hanson was down from Elm
creek Tuesday.
Listen for reports of weddings. The
young men in ,nis vicinity are looking
! tor houses tn rent.
The section hands at this point were
| laid oil for the season the first OF the
week.
Mrs. !. Reisalt north OF town is very
sick.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-21

have voted To annex, and are now max
ing ready for the Nelson surveyors
that are pulling for that place on their
way to Beliaire or Smith Centre.
OCCASIONAL
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-21

to teach four mouths term of school
commencing Jan. l>t.
Will Aubushon owns half interest
in corn sheller and 10 busy shelling
in Kansas near Mt. Hope his week
News i scarce this week
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-21
School Apportionment

The following j. the semi annual ap
portionment of the school fund for
Webster county, Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-21
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Entered at the post ONCE at Red Cloud, Neb as
ecend class mail matter.
.nyrpTiSING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES;
Local advertising cents per line per lsshe
LEGAL Advertising for entertainments con
,er,s. socials, etc, given by churches charitable
Iocieties. etc. where all moneys raised there'
frsm are used wholly for church or charitable
societies, first ten lines free and all oV@ Ten
lines eh cents per line per issue.
Local advertising Of entertainments, concerts
rscitaIs, etc, where per cent Is given to pro
uoters, 8 cents per line per issue
DRPLAY ADvERrlsiso.
One column per month w
One half column per month ~
0ne. fourth column per month 90
General display advertising sa cents per
inch perissue,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-21
To Whom il May Concern.

Red Cloud, Neb. Dec 18th, 1900.
Notice is hereby given, that.my wife,
Arvilla Watson las left her bed and
board without any just cause and Of
her own will and act. All persons are
hereby notified that | will not be re.
sponsible for her support or mainte.
nance, nor for any debts she makes,
and any person or persons furnishing
her any necessaries or any goods what
ever, or extending 20 her any credit do
so at their own risk.
WILLIAM H. WATSON
Holiday Rates Burlington Route
December ~, %, "a, %, 20,
and January /.
Between stations not more
than 300 miles apart.
Good to return
until Jannnrv end.
Sc ne ireSt I'ch"t agent.
The CHEF and Chicago Inter Ocean
ne year for Si.2j
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-21

School closes Friday for the holiday
vacation.
Ed. Biauch has bought +. Nuensch.
wander's farm.
Orange Dunbar is visiting at home
this week
P.W Roland is working in Maloney's
restaurant
Garrison Il Guy will build an imple.
ment house north of the saloon next
week. AMIDowN
LINE.
Weather tine.
Fenccing is the order of the day.
The Y. Is church will hold their first
quarterly meeting for this conference
year Dee. 30, 1900, ON Walnut creek
Dist. No g.
Friends received the news that Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Keagle Of Saratoga,
Wyoming would spend the holidays
with friends in Line.
The Union Sunday school will have
II ChristmHs tre" entertainment Christ.
mas eve al the Pleasant Dale school
house Dist, No. 80
Grandma Fox was the guos, of f..
Fox This week,
The school board oi Dist. No. s has
rrgagcd Charles Gilham uf Red Cloud
La Junta tribune., 1900-02-03
Band Concert.

The initial concert given by the
Santa Fe Route Band at the opera
house last Friday evening was a
great surprise to the large audi
ence present, and received un-
stin;ed praise from all sides. The
boys have improved wonderfully
under the able tutelage OF Prof. c.
A. Jones, the instructor, and their
proficiency in The rendition OF high
class music, with bnt one brief
months practice, augurs well for
the future OF the band. After the
concert, the floor was cleared for
dancing, the musie being furnished
by an orchestra of eight pieces
from the band. The music was
pronounced the best, without an
exception, that we have had in La
Junta.
The band boys intend giving a
concert and dance once month,
and our citizens should certainly
encourage them in their efforts to
establish fIstclass musical or
ganization in this city The next
concert and dance will be given on
Monday evening, February 10TH.
On the evening following a concert
aud dance will be given at Las
Animas by the band. and it is
probable that good sized crowd
would attedd from La Junta pro-
viding the necessary arrangements
were made for transportation.
La Junta tribune., 1900-02-03
melon Grower. nes...

AT meeting OF the La lun,a
Melon and Produce Association,
held in Hecox hall last Saturday,
c. L. Seeley and E. d. Ferrell
were elected TO represent the as
socia,ion on the marketing .om-
mittee. The marketing committee
is composed OF representatives
from each melon ASSOCIATION in the
valley. The committee will meet
in La Junta Thursday, February
sth, to confer with the commission
men of the country. and it is ex-
pected large number OF them viii
be present.
La Junta tribune., 1900-02-03
SOW. MORE ,oeA, NEWS.

have a good cowboy saddle for
sale -Downer.
Remington typewriters sold on
the easy payment plan.-Downer.
Have your ewes fitted by grad
uated op,ician at Joys.
Money Tor city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. K. Gibson.
For salc-Some first class mich
COWS. See w. +. Roop at Bonn
gardner & O'Neils.
Family washing and ironing
done. for IS cents dozen. Leave
address at this Office and clothes
will be called for.
Mrs. Fannie Broomhall held the
lucky number which won the
buggy given away by the Valley
Furniture and Carpet Company.
Mrs. O. q. Hess lef, Thursday
for Carthage. Mo, to make an ex-
tended visit with relatives and
friends. She will be absent several
months.
Mrs. Elya Warner, OF the Hol-
brook country, held the number
which won the fine lamp and stand
given away by q. 5. Thompson.
Too bad
The freight rate on ice has been
advanced from So 90 to s. per ton.
We will have to have an artificial
ice plant next season, or import
some klondikc weather
A large delegation OF the local
circle Woodmen OF Woodcratt left
on the AFTERNOON tram yesterday
for Rocky Ford to pay tfaternal
visit TO the circle oil that city.
The local creamery Will be sold
py uDHC iiHSiSc ptN'HS'' ~
March 81, to satisfy an indebted
ness OF 50, 4S6.75. The sale IS ad-
tised iu another column OF this
issue.
A Beet Growers meeting viii be
held in La Iunta to-day. William
Winterhalter and other representa-
lives OF the American Sugar Com
pany will talk on the Couture OF
Sugar Beets Under Irrigation, y
and other subjects relating to the
growing OF sugar beets. They will
also be pleased TO answer any
questions that may be asked by
La Junta tribune., 1900-02-03
nav. You seen Me.ieo7

The trip thither is as fascinating
as a tour of Egypt. II can be
made quickly, comfortably and at
reasonable cost by joining Gates
personally conducted seventh an
nuai excursion 20 Mexico via Santa
Fe route, leaving Chicago Febru-
AIRY IS, 1900. Through vestibuled
special train, comprising observa-
ton car, compartment car. dining
car and Pnllmans. Tickets in
ciude every necessary expense for
thirty days trip. Itinerary ar
ranged for seeing Mexico by day
light. You escape inclement
March weather at home. Inquire
OF w o. Skinner, agent.
La Junta tribune., 1900-02-03
Hsa.t NJ. no. Win. tn. Buggy.

LA JUNTA, Colo, Feb. /, 1900.
We. the judges of the drawing Of
the buggy given away by the Valley
Furniture and Carpet Company,
agree upon the drawing as follows,
to-wit: The thirtythird ticket
drawn from the box to be fifth
choice, the fifty-fifth ticket drawn
from the box to be fourth choice;
the sixty-sixth ticket drawn from
the box 10 be third choice; the
seventy-scventh ticket drawn from
the box to be second choice, and
the ninety-ninth ticket drawn from
the box to be first choice.
In case the ticket with cor
responding number OF first choice
is not presented in thirty days from
date that it shall be null and void
and said second choice shall on
on presentation of ticket and num-
Der take said buggy. Then il the
second choice is not presented in
thirty days following it shall be
null and void and the buggy will
be awarded to the third choice, and
80 on through the entire list of
choices drawn. In case none of
the numbers drawn are presented
the buggy reverts back to the Val
ley Furniture and Carpet Company
In accordance with the above the
Judges award No. rIoa FIRST choice;
No. III, second choice; No. Gas,
third choice; No. 1889, fourth
choice; No. 1885, fifth choice.
Signed on above date as judges Of
the drawing.
GEORGE BARR,
E. w. RAcsDALE,
B. G. Dalton,
G. S. HEATH.
La Junta tribune., 1900-02-03

the afternoon.
w. NJ kintuer is now in the en-
ploy Of the Valley Furniture and
Carpet Company.
Mrs. b J, Foxwor,hy and Miss
Carrie Foxwor,hy visited Rocky
Ford friends yesterday.
Engineer John Bostwiek and
family leave to-day for Woodbine,
la, to reside permanently.
Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Junta Millin & Co.
George Little went 10 Albuquer-
que last Tuesday, and will go to
work in the Santa Fe shops al that
point.
Mrs J. c. Taliisferro left Thurs
day for Eureka Springs, Ark, TO
uc dpStub seHtidl "Ssha '4SltihS
relatives and friends.
Miss Minnie May has left San
Antonio, lexas, and is now resid-
ing in Phoenix, Ariz-, to which
place she requests the TRIBUNE to
be sent
w. c. Cunning and {. d. Parks
have consolidated their respective
barber shops. and Mr. Cunning is
now in charge OF the Dewey ton
soriai parlors.
X. a EddIeman returned Wed.
nesday from Fort Worth, Texas,
having utilized the cheap rates TO
the National Live Stock Association
to visit his old home.
Sheriff Barr has decided TO dis
pense with the services oi jailor
at the county Jail. and released c. A
Lewis ito.n that position on Feb
fuary is;.
The w. c. T, Z. meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs Mag
gle English on Tuesday, February
9th, at 2: so p. IN. A cordial invi-
tation IS extended TO Every one.
Fred Buriis went to work for one
OF the big smeiter companies in
Pueblo, "Wednesday. He IS run
ming one OF the pony engines util-
ized Tor hauling ore cars about the
yards.
Some OF the freight trains on the
middle division are SO long that
the head brakeman frequently
drops Off at a station, gets shave
and return in time to catch the
rear end OF the train.
The German American physi-
Clans have been indulging III some
very plain talk at their temple OF
medicine on the Plaza-ior men
only A spade is spade--not a
rectangular BLADE OF iron with a
handle.
The drawing for the gramaphone
at Joys took place Wednesday at
noen. NJ. Devine and b. ],
Foxworthy were the judges, and
ticket No 1857 was the first mum
Der drawn The ticket has not
been presented up 10 date.
X. II, Norton got his foot ser
iousIy mashed this morning while
helping to unload the rollers OF the
dirt mill, at the Santa Fe shops
which Mr.. McNeen was having
dressed down. DEMOCRAT, The
enlargement OF the Santa Fe shops
is off, as it appears from the above
item that they have been '.dressed
down by Mr.. McNeen.
w. c. Burke and w A. Colt OF
Las Animas were the successful
bidders in ST. Louis on 100 miles
OF railroad construction in north
eastern Arkansas. They are as
sociated with J. B. Coltof Clinton,
Mo. The railroad will run east
from Eureka Springs, Ark, to the
rich zinc fields in Marion and Cook
counties and will open large tracts
Of agricultural land. The esti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21
MRS. FISTS VAUDEVILLE.

The second OF the three entertainments planned
by Mrs Stuyvesant Fish was given last night at
her home Madison-ave. and Seventy-eighth-st. 1t
was vaudeville show the speciality features be
Ing hung on a plot and supported by dialogue
Mrs. Fish had intended TO give her guests an old
fashioned negro minstrel show, by professionals.
but she could not find what suited her in that d.
rection, so she commissioned Mrs. Collins and Mr.
keeble TO arrange the show, which they did with
complete success. Mrs. Fish's ballroom, which is
one of the largest and most beautiful IN New
York was furnished with a stage complete IN
every detail. the upper side and foot lights being
electric, and the scenery fresh and painted the
occasion.
The curtain, which draped at both sides when
drawn up Of crimson velvet, and the prosceni-
arch handsomely painted, and IN the
centre, over the stage, was the crest Of the Fish
family Every detail of the entertainment was
carefully studied out. The first things that met
the eyes of the guests they entered the main
door of Mrs. Fishs house were two immense
yellow paper posters. displayed on easels on either
side Of the entrance. proclaiming in bold red
tiers:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21

ana secretary OF the ST. Louis Southwestern Rail-
way company and treasurer of the Continental
Mstcn Company, took place yesterday morning in
the Church or St Vincent de Paul. in West Twer-
ty-third-st The Rev. T wucker the rector cele-
orated the mass and officated the marriage
ceremony. The bride was gowned in white satin
with orange blossoms. The tule veil was caught
with orange blossoms. The bridegroom's present 10
Ills pride was an elaborate pair of diamond ear
rings ana sunburst of the Jewels JosAnh
Erbeloing was his brothers best man.
Professor Pierre de Peyster Ricketts,, with his
VIE and daughter, has arranged for an extensive
tour Of the South and West Starting tomorrow
they intend being absent about four months STAY
ing Wherever they enjoy the climate most
The l0Sd musical morning of Albert Morris Baghy
VIII take place tomorrow IN the ballroom of the
" aldorf- Astoria. The artists Will be E Van Dyck
airs Adele Laeis Baldwin, Nine Madeline Schiller
and Myron w Whitney. jr
Miss Marie Beatrice Reid. adopted daughter of
Colonel Ethan Allen. assisted by her aunt Mrs
CIagett, gave a luncheon at her home No. As West
Flfty-second-st., Thursday to a dozen OF her
young friends This is the first of a series this
winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21
DANISH COUNTESS AT SING SING.
THE coNvIcTs CROWD AROUND TO TALK TO HER
AND SHAKE HER HAND

THE CoNvIcTs CROWD AROUND TO TALK TO HER
AND SHAKE HER HAND.
Countess Adeins Schimmelnann, Of Denmark
visited Sing Sing Prison yesterday in company
with Mrs. z. A McAlpin and attended meeting
OF Mrs. Darlington Booths Prison League. in the
chapel The Countess spoke only few words to
the corvicts telling then that she expected to
address them at length in the r-orning. The men
were happy to have the Countess with them, and
made the chapel ring with cheers for her. At the
conclusion Of the meeting the convicts made
such a demonstration that the Countess forced
TO shake hands and talk with all who could crowd
around her, until the keepers ordered the men in
ships.
The principal object OF the Countess in visiting
Sing Sing Prison yesterday was TO have a talk
with Andrew Becker life prisoner. Becker was
born IN Denmark, and is the only Danish prisoner
In the institution He sentenced by Justice
Cullen from Richmond County, Staten Island, on
October 2S 1889 for murder in the second degree,
IN shooting a man named Connolly, an assistant IN
his saloon. Becker alleges that he was the victim
Of a plot and that the shooting vas accidental
while he was cleaning his pistol. The Countess rs
tened attentively to his story, and promised 10
investigate and give him what aid she could. Becker
Is hfty-four years old, and IS model pris0 ner ana
never received a reDrimand- Some years ago ne
erappled with a prisoner who was about 10 attack
n keeper and thus prevented the assault. Coun-
tess Schimmelmann did not have an opportunity 10
privilege day next week, as she expects
remain here for several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DATs FORECAST.
Washington ian. 2O-The storm has moved from North
Carolina to Maine Coast increasing markedly In In
teusity Portland reporting pressure inches.
Block Island southwest wind OF IS miles hour and
PASSPORT Of SO miles hour. caused rain from
Middle and Lower Mississippi Valley 70 the Atlantic
Coast Abnormal temperatures continue IN the Missouri
and Middle Upper Mississippi valleys Havre report
ing degrees above normal Wliston 50 degrees and
Bismarck degrees The temperature has fallen In the
Ohio Valley South Atlantic States. the Middle Rocky
Mountain region and Middle Missouri Valley; IL has
IN Red River OF the South and Lower Mississippi
valleys has remained nearly stationary elsewhere.
will grow colder the lower lake region and Middle
and Atlantic States and slightly In the In
terror Middle Gulf States. The weather will clear
tonight Middle and North Atlantic States, and
will be generally fair elsewhere. Southwest shifting
northwest be expected the North Atlantic
Coast high northwest winds DIMINISHING the Middle
Coast brisk northwest winds, diminishing,
On the South Atlantic Coast