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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-13
WORLDS BICYCLE CONTESTS.
Tom Cooper Was the Only American
Winning a Heat.

Paris August i2.-The three days meet
ing In tho worlds bicycle contests began
today with the trial heats at Princess Park.
Tie crowd was very large. the weather beau
tiful and tho enthusiasm intense
Lake wor his heat in The amateur cham
pcnship over course of S83 meters. Time
2:225a
In the professional championship Tom
Cooper was the only American winning "a
heat, Mcfarland finishing third Cooper's
tine was i3 is.
Cooper and Mcfarland were second In their
heat in the tandem, but VIII have no pace in
the final, Tomassel and Myers won the
heat.
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- ---r-rus<-.---------
sWEARS THE VENDETTA.
An italian Who BrinEs His Custom
10 This Country

An Italian Who Brings His Customs
10 This Country.
New York. August l2.--James Stefanes.
an Italian was stabbed to death with a
stii'etio in this city last night. His
brother Angelo knows VINO the murderer
Is but he viii not tell who he is. 4 have
sworn the vendetta" he says NO one
sinai k.ll him but l."
The two Stefanes came from Crotou
Lake TO visit friends and in the course
or theif visit became involved in an argu-
ment with fellow Italian in a saloon rel
atlVe to King Humberts character The
stefanes eulogized the dead monarch; me
thlrd Italian described HIM as an appres
sor OF the poor The quarrel ended in an
dHIdv IN which James Stefanes was
stabbed in the left arm and breast. lI.s
asS3iiant escaped though pursued by a
policeman.
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GOING TO SOUR Lake,

Take the 7 a. N. Southern Pacihc train
:. tIoustop AT Sour Lake station the
, ,iops md gives prompt service, Round
80 ,ic,1sts from Houston to Sour Lake
ylp uI mnclusing transfer Of passengers
mover ,a'inn n hotel ana return, oniy
, .,n Hotel newly rehtted, The acid
s ss,iy are now simply grand and there are
no better mineral waters ~ me wcrla.
Guests Of the hotel drink al saey van.
free. spend your VACATION 2 sour S S,
and keep well all WINTER. go 49, sos'
lake Springs company. sour LAAs' ieNs''
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Engineer and Unknown Man Kiued.

Wheeling, w Va, August l2.-Tonignt
at o'clock al Deep Run, four miles above
this city, on the Wheeling and Lake Eric
railway, southbound freight jumped the
track over steep embankment En-
ginoer Mike MoCreayy and an unknown
man were killed and the fireman injured.
Israel Wolf Of Eteubenylle, brakeman,
received internal injuries.
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CHEERING NEWS.
A Filipino Command SURRENDERED
Nenr Tuyug.

Washington, August 12.-The war de-
partment today received the following
dispatch containing cheering news from
General Macarthur at Manila:
Manila. August 12-Adiutaht General.
Washington: Colonel Grassa, August 10.
In vicinity of Tayug, surrendered com
mand TO Colonel Freeman. Twenty fourth
United States Volunteer Infantry. con-
sisting OF one major, six captains. six
lleutenants, 1863 men l0l rifles and fifty
bolos. Macarthur
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necci,eh nv the kink.

Rome. August l2,-Today King Victor
Emmanuel III received 800 members of
the senate and chamber OF deputies VINO
desired to acknowledge their devotion to
the throne and to the present monarch.
His majesty thanked them in his name
and that Of Queen Helena for the part
they had taken in the funeral OF KIM
Humbert and his own elevation to inc
throne.
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s7lo,15o,sG2 ss APPROXIMATIONS

Washington, August 1.-THE volume of
appropr atione, new officers, etc. re-
CURED by law TO be published at the end
of each session of congress has been com
pleted for the first session of the Fifty
sixth congress. summary OF the appro-
pr.ations shows the grand total of $40
100 S62.SS.
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police lass shlrt wnist Men.

Camden, N, j., August I'm pursu-
ance of instructions issued by Mayor
Hatch the entire police force of this
city appeared on the streets as SHIRT
waist men Turing the past week the
policemen suffered greatly from the heat
and today Mayor Hatch notified them that
they would be permitted to patrol their
beats without coats.
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ANTI-nlpERIALrsr LEAGUE.
Delegates Are Arriving NJ indianap-
oils for The Meeting.

indianapolis, Ind, August l2.-Delegatss
to the meeting OF the anti-imperialist
league. which will be held in this city be-
ginning Wednesday. began arriving this
evening. Secretary Mize Of the league
says he has discovered scheme to Sc
cure credentials for picked men who ars
to object to the program OF the congress
in case an attempt to endorse Bryan and
Stevenson is made.
The independents those who favor plac-
ing a third ticHet in tbs field, VIII hold
a National convention here Tuesday
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RopEFr : HUGHES DEAD.
was Presircnt of the Rogers Loco
motive Company

New York August l2.-Robert ;
Hughes, president OF the Rogers Loco
motive company, is dead at his home ct
Paterson n. J. Death was due from gem
eral debility resulting from old age. He
was compelled to give up active work six
months ago. and since hist time had been
confined TO his home under the care OF
physicians. Mr. Hughes was the son Of
Robert Hughes an old resident OF Pat
erson. The Younger Hughes was educate
ed In the local schools aud 81 the age OF
20 entered the employ OF Rogers, keiehu
and Grosvenor, manufacturers of machn-
erv. in the capacity of assistant In the
office. subsequently he was associated
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MIR. Bryan Attends Church

Chicago. August l2-W. ]. BRYAN attended
the Emmanuel Bantlst church fact which
had not been announced beforehand, SO that
the CONGREGATION was no larger ih2n usual
MI BRYAN was recognized. however and wa :
greeted by number OF people after tae SER
non After church Mr. BRYAN drove to the
Ch.caso Beach hotel where he took lunch
with Senator and Mrs. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs Charles A. T0wne and General Wheeler
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salincsvllle, Ky, August IL 4. s. Pra-
ter is dead at this place Of consumption.
He wac famous In the Southwest as a
United States deputy marshal having been
in posses that fought aud broke up various
gangs of outlaws
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waco pefcnted TesarI.apn.

Texarkana. Ark August i2.-1he Waco
ball team defeated Texarkana here this after
noon in beautiful eleyen-innIne contest
Waco punched their hits 10 the last halt
OF the eleventh and won out easily.
Score by innings II n
Waco ............ 900 600 4Dl 06-ll 10 7
TSxafkanR ......... .O0j 90 00o 90 "
Batteries: Waco-Adams. MukeY and An-
derson. Texarkana-Ed monds and Warren
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HOTEL RAVES Ar souR LAKE.

From August TO October l, $500. si.5o
and $500 per day, according to rooms.
This includes best board and all you can
drink OF the finest mineral water in the
world, Nov is The time for all TO get
cured and save misery and money next
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Electrical storm al Washington.

Washington, August 12.-The unprece-
dented heat term was broken tonight by
terrific electric storm Several prostra-
lions and one fatality occurred during the
day, the latter bsing John j. oponnell,
aged D., bar tender
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- The only coal
I@NTTSsT y alstssy2TfssD scenic rsate 20
..rsli& s&yT ffS5sH the Norm ana
M5JE1HIul3al East. Harvey
N Fyss IN restaurant serv-
ss1ses ~ ice. Observation

s,eepers through the beautiful ozarks
''T Write us, room 726, Century building
c, fonis for our new illustrated descrip.
o. i@C ,,an,hIets, entitled THE Top OF
g ibe ozarks," and There is something to
nee along the Frisco Line
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!. Lse are waters aud acid baths at
y have ever uow better and stronger
= Patron !, a SHOWN them to be-" said
ssash spent =, .aai resort recently.
i. Ners ana T. sour Lake now. using
II Persons troo paths freely. vii, save
u sinier o "a grippe and kindred
sslilsis sc its the cheapest I meSieip %
= ssaa sss' Try 1t. you'll
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|IE|l ! Crescent Route
mr., me BEST LINE TO
TMIMAT and
/. !. NEW YORK.
\ j. An g. p. A., New Orleans.
aerson. A. G. II. A..
new Orleans.
NIX KILLED.

Fins People from ktnu,s
|esae A'aai Was Wrecked.
|fsSrs w. ' ia train bearing many
b ,srsa. - mad been attending the re-
b, ~. nles here collided with an
|rsrs va. n , outside the city. six
|ssa t,,.v. Killed outright and several
(sa innaa,. injured. The king and
ssclqen, a, e went to the scene of
r net r., The names of the vie. inns
lassrsIcosa' been ascertained, but It
Sassts ara GENERAL sand Mrs. Pierre
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AMERICAS LEAGUE.

lwaukee Z: Kansas CITY O
Second eame-Mllwaukeo ,. Kansas City /
Mlnh apols o; Chicago 2.
Detroit 2; Buffalo ]
Second Game--Detroit Z: Buffalo e.
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An Arreem.nt nencheu

Chicago. August Ex-senator IIsitfeId
and ex-senator Dubois OF Idaho left for
their homes tonight. Their conference
with the officers Of the National com
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CONFESSED TO DySA,ur,NG.
Former Employees of transit Com
pany Arrested

St. Louis, August l2.-Maurice Brennan.
Frsd Il. Northwav and James schwarbe. for
mer employees Of the st. Louis Transit eom-
amy. were arrested today on the charge Of
dvnsmiting the conduit of the Olive s.rce,
cable lire at Maryla9d and Euclid avenues a.
Iate bnur last hight Brennan and Nor h
way have confessed and have implicated
GchWarha
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Cincinnati August l2.-Rala stopped The
game tcdav in the last half OF the nth after
one man was out with The scOse 10 in
favor of New York Newton and Carpe were
the opposing pitchers.
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Destroyed Thlrty-one Houses.

Kingston. Jam. August IA FIRE at
Blueaelds on July 80 destroyed thirty-one
houses, including the British consulate.
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Have your prescriptions filled at KITES
LINGiS DRUG STORE. 502 Main street.
corner Prairie avenue. Fresh drugs-rea-
sonable prices
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singer Dead.

Berlin. August Frank Betz. tine we'll
known Wagnerisn singer died in Berlin to-
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mittoe was satisfactory. Three fusion
elements have a tentative agreement bS
which the state Offices are to be divided
between the populists and the democrats
and the senatorshp is to go to Dubois.
representing the silver republicans
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oEIOND EDITION---o AM
NOllNG in Use YANG VALLEY
Edicts from the Imperial Government Incte Further
Trouble.

New York, August PA dispatch to Tho
Tribune from London says; Shanghai
message to the News says that troubles
have commenced in the Use Yang valley
at Tatung. Serious riots have taken
place and the telegraph station is rs-
ported to have been destroyed by mem
bers OF the Kolavus society.
The Standards correspondent in Tien
Tsn states that copies of imperial edicts
have been discovered melting the peop,e
to destroy the foreigners These edicts
were issued simultaneously with others
IN which the Chinese government prom,
ised to protect the legations.
According to the Berlin correspondent
OF the London Post. Lord Saiisbury's reply
to the kaier's proposal that Count Won
Waldersee should be appointed com
mAndef-in-c chief was couched in most
friendly terms. The German foreign of
hce Is not disposed to attach undns i'm
portance TO the conditions Insisted ON by
Engiand--that tho assent OF the other
powers concerned should also be obtainsl
since all the powers save France have
now given their formal consent 10 Won
Waldersee's appointment.
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Grand Central Depo,
lave 90 ?. N Express Train Arrive o.45a. m.
Shreveport Kansas City ami CincInaatil
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AOlt-lralns leaving Houston at ass p.
D. and anylng at Houston 3;As a. m ami
ics;a m. also run into Grand Central depot.
tspartng ten minutes earlier ana arriving
W minutes later than time given above
n Az trains arrive an deoa7t from the GRAIL
tsrtil tepci escept the Missouri Kansas and Texas
hans Sheb have depot in the Fifth ward, the In
|'anitsraI and Grea, Northern AMI Columbia Tap.
|shth US. N. International and Grea, Nf,her, demo,
n Congress avenue. The Missouri. Kansas and
it,sana Galveston. Houston and Henderson trains
Tinne International 5rd Great Northern depot
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ST Louis August l2.-Brooklyn got 70
Jones in the ninth and won out in a iGhting
time.
Score II II 10
ST Louis ............,..UO2 coo Co0-- 2 )
Jones and Criger McGmnity aud Farrell,
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-. n. 10 rim to II Porte ID SeabrJp only
Nos $500 SUNDAYS o. sundays all Unils con-
w s,,,nr with stub trains tor La Porte and Sy-
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GaIveston Special IenNeS TIoustoh TO p M
sundays only All these trains leave the
s.sia fe Congress Avenue Depo; 10 Minutes
Liter Than the above
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causing many deaths and prostrations.
WAS broken by the thunderstorm. bur a
large number OF prostrations occurred in
the early part OF The day and before the
storm, Twenty-two fatal cases were re-
ported.
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SCHEDULE


81 New Orleans Trains.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22
.KEMPFF HEARD FROM.

IL Making Common Cause with the Pow
ers for General Protection.
WASHINGTON. June 21.-The navy de-.
partment has just given ont tho follow
ing statement regarding the contents Of
a dispatch from Admiral Kemp6,
brought from Taku to ohe Foo and for
warded by Commander Tausdg Of the
Yorktown:
."'The department has received a ca
.blegram from Admiral Kempn, dated
June 20. He says the Taku fortsswere
ssccapenrad Nv the ffareisn sfpross;
that heavy firing was heard at Tien
tTdn on the evening Of the 18th inst.
He is making common cause with the
foreign powers for general protection.
There are 800 Americans ashore. On
May 81 the number of foreign troops at
Pekin were 49O There are 5000 men
ashore now at Che Foo and about 5000
troops, Russian, German and English.
have lust arrived"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22
PEt4. CHiS.L AND BRUSH.

:ur less than 81 .OCO.
: " Gc,n,nr. tho dist ingushcd French
rrHiptnv. has i;rclI authorized to design
Il monument to lr placed on the field Of
Waterloo. 1t will be- the first French
monument on the battlefield.
William Dean Iiowcls is Il believer in
the stole philosophy and said recently
that the only just conclusion concerning
the question of life and death was to re-
solve to meet bravely whatrv"" came.
Carl Hang. the veteran artist, whose
name has been so long associated with
the art Of water color painting, has just
celebrated his eightieth birthday and
the jubilee Of his connection with the
British Royal Society of Painters in Wa
ter C0lors =. d.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22
CARE OF'OlL PAINTINGS.

How to Remove the Dirt Which
Time Accusnulates.
Take the picture from it's frame and
lay it on a large table, face upward.
Have a bowl Of tepid water and q good
sized sponge In readiness.
Peel q large white potato and cut it
in half. Then. with the sponge and
water, 60 carefully over the entire sur:
face Of the picture. 4 In case It u badly
tcraclad. u I'D many old paintinga ara.
let the sponge be fairly dry, for II the.
water should ooze under the paint It
might crack more. Now take the po-
tato, and with the smooth sido go over
the entire surface while 1t is wet.
Do not scrub hard, as that Is apt to
stretch the canvas and necessitate it's
being taken Off the stretcher. The po-
tato should move in a circular motion,
which should be kept up until the cam
vas is In lather.
The dirt will soon begin to soften
and make the lather quite black. Keep
rubbing until all the stains and spots
disappear and then wash carefully and
very thoroughly with tepid water and
the sponge.
Unless the dirt has been vanished
in, a picture will usually readily re-
spond to this treatment, but in case 1t
will not the following method is almost
sure to give the desired result:
Double a heavy blanket twice and
sprinkle it freely with alcohol; then
turn the picture in it's frame face
downward over It.
The fumes Of the alcohol will soon
begin to rise and loosen the dirt. 1t
will also clarity the varnish and give
it the appearance Of having been just
applied. The picture should be kept
over the alcohol until all the spots
have disappeared from it's surface and
left it fresh and bright in color.
The portrait should then be sponged
with tepid water and placed where it
will dry slowly. Never use any soap
on an oil painting. 1t may remove the
dirt, but the chemicals In It are sure
to do damage. though the immediate
result may be very pleasing. Many q
good picture has been ruined by soap
and a scrubbing brush.
After O picture has been cleaned it
should be vanished with picture var
nish.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22
CONSUL FOWLER REPORTS.

Has Had no Communication With Pel<in
for Six Days.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-A cabloGram
was received at the state department
from United States Consul Fowler at
Chee Foo. The consul says that no
communication has been had with Pc
kin for six days past; that the mission
at San Chow has been looted but that
the Chinese general carried the mis-.
sionaries off in safety to an unknown
place. The Chinese ships in the har'
bor have left for the South. The Rus.
SLAMS continue to land troops at Taku.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22
Married by Telophone.

Married by Telephone.
PRINCETON, Ind, June 21.-Robert
Lockhart of Oovington, Tenn, and
Katherine Cline of Patoka this county,
have been married by telephone The
ceremony was performed BY the Rev.
Oankscf Patoka. ".E& 5a il,ss ..$.;,:..
Sw assS S,sI lIissxI xsIsf ut y
sumptuously FurnlsheA Palace.
BY q stroke of luck the sirdar's (Gen-
eral Kitchener) palace at Khartum.
which is now rapidly approaching com.
pletion. will be furnished sumptuously,
says the Pittsburg Dispatch. When the
German emperor and empress paid
their historic visit to the east, they
were expected to include Egypt in their
tour. The khedive accordingly gave
orders to certain firms in London and
Paris for the supply Of furniture on
lavish and magnificent scale for the
apartments which their imperial mai
esties would have occupied in the khe-
divial palace.
The consignments were duly deliver
ed, but when q change in the plans
was made and the royal party came
not the beautiful and costly furniture
became superfluous, and it has now
been handed over to the sirdar for the
adornment of his palace in the Sudan.
Those TenLett1c Sprink1ing Carts.
'"That new sprinkling cart driver has
cult
"What was the mattcr|'
tiles little nearsighted, and he says
that five minutes after he got the cart
empty he couldn't tell for the life of him
which streets he had sprinkled. .'-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
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REGARDED AS CRITICAL.

Conference ut the White House on the
Chinese Situation.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-Secretaries
Hay and Root, Assistant Secretaries
Meiklejohn and Hackett and Admiral
.Crowninsiield had long conference
with the president during the day. On
leaving the White House they stated
that nothing had been heard from Pc
kin. There is no doubt that the officials
here regard the Chinese situation as
very critical and that more vigorous
measures than hereto contemplated are
unfer considerations
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22

\ Booze seemed to have gotten the
u pper hand Wednesday OF a anumberof
the river men who came down from
the northern part Of the state Tues
day night. A number Of encounters
!. were stopped by the officers. Some
that were. not stopped developed
slightly affording a little excitement
Tor bystanders. VIZ 5a.2 s. !. T..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22
TomELTY,sBAzAR STORE.
LITTLE FALLS. MINI. .

81 Geo. Emder returned from + the
Cities Tuesday night. While in ST
Paul he saw q game OF ball played
between Lennon & Gibbons nine
and the Duluth team, recently
played by our local tossers. AT the
close of the game the score was 8 to
q in favor OF Duluth. Lennon &
Gibbons players made but two
errors while their visitors were
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22
JAPAN MOVING TROOPS.

Thirteen Hundred Additional Soldiers
Sail For Taku.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Ameri-
can minister at Toxic telegraphs that
two transports with 1900 men and 100
horses have sailed from Japan for Taku.
that 600 Japanese troops have already
landed and that five Japanese war YES.
sells are now at Taku. He adds that the
Japanese government is prepared to
send additional forces should the ne.
cessity arise.
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RETURN FROM TAkU.

Arrival Of the Yorktown at Chico Foo IL
Reported.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-A cablegram
has Just been received at the navy de.
partment from Commander Taussig an.
nounciug the arrival of the Yorktown
at Chez Foo from Taku, where he went
with dispatches from the department..
Another cablegram is expected shortly
from Taussig describing conditions at
Taku.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22
SEASONABLE TIPS.

It's time to swear off from drinking sas-
safras tea.-Blairsville Courier. ;...&'... s. !
Get your tin pans and old guns ready,
boys, for mind June is the month Of we'd
dings.-Beaver Falls Review. r&-F 5.}5.@ts
Time for screen doors. Lawn fetes are
imminent. Strawberry shortcake is ripe.
Now for the hammock built for two
Canonsburg Herald. =. &5a44*$
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HOTEL DESTROYED.

One Man Killed and Six People seriously
S., Injured.
: SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 2l.-One
man killed, six seriously injured and a
number of others slightly hurt, is the
result of the destruction by fire OF the
Morrison hotel located ON Vist'lla ara-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22
credited with none. The Dulu| h
boys played the Hamm Brewing cot-
dany's team in Minneapolis Wednf b.
day. = y 3.53 s3sIFli 5s:f... T.

The st. Paul & Duluth railroad has
been turned over to the control pf
Northern Pacific officials, and the
rolling stock is being repainted aid
marked ''Northern Pacific"