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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
UNIQUE REVENGE.
Count vOn KOenissn,arck Caught a
Tartar In Fraulein LOewe.

Count vOn KOenis:snarck Caught q
Tartar In Eraulein Loewe.
Count Guenther Won Kocnigsmarck l.
scion of one of the oldest arstocrati,
families in Prussia. He is 30 years old
tall. meager looking, with scanty fai.
hair and a retreating chin.
Fol q long time the count has enjoyed
the friendship of young lady of ex.
Quisite beauty named Loewc. who has
been introduced to many Of his friend:
as the Countess Won KoenigsmarcL'
Their villa outside of Berlin was the
scene of many gay assemblies.
Evil days fell on the count, and h.
pawned the countess jewels. Time
passed, Fraulcin Loewe demanded he;
jewels, but the count could only produce
the pawn tickets, on which he had even
neglected to pay the interest.
lie soothed the Infatuated Loewe how
ever, with document in which he de-
clared his intention to pay her 10000
marks t$22 .0OW should he at any time de-
sire to sunder himself from her and mar
~.
During the autumn the count informed
LocWe that he was called away to ORES
den on urgent business. Aften ten days
abSetiGe Ht IctNfHe! 70 ms VITA 90 an
nouuce his marriage in Dresden with All
actress and 70 untify Eraul.,in I.oewe to
clear o':! within an iN.;,y. ~ the countess
was ennlil.s from, Dresden by the next
train
Or .r:,rSH r,n'r t.nsvr had to 20. But
SIC FAD ;,,:t ;.".Ii.i>r t. pay 50" 600 and
= so: :. :i.!,. It." :t'E:H-S arrival her
'':'" ;''>.'" :.!,,. Il = villa to get her
l.:
I ~ .: s. VIZ ,~.':, IL ruil her era
:':.~ /. - !..u:vt, tFv door in her
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30

intensified into mastic. ecru. pale gray
beige and coffee shades aud in this
stronger character serve for out of doors.
The material par excellence for such ,s,s
tunes is thin cloth OF marvelously Gexi-
bic and fine quality. with surface as
iustrous as satin.
The picture shows one Of the newest
designs for Il ball dress. 1t is Of white
plated mousseline de sole, embroidered
with silver ears of wheat. The plaits Of
the skirt arc stitched down almost to the
foot in front. but grow shorter toward
the back. The foot is bordered by two
bands Of mink. The plated bodice is
embroidered with wheat cars around the
dccollctage and has Il large plated how
at tho side. The sleeves are plated hori
zontally and embroidered at the shoulders
JUDO CHoLLET.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
EVENING ATTIRE.
Gowns. Bodices and Trim mings For
Elegant Went.

Striped silks in the Louis Quinzc and
Louis Seize styles. although by no means
new. still retain their hold on fashionable
favor. or this same genre, but less ia
milinr. are the Louis Quinze bows made
of tiny roses, which arc used on skirts
and cerSages to fsastcn draperies and dec
crate the tops of sleeves.
Bodices of point de venise or point dc
brngcs are made over white or colored
silk. An intcrlining Of nollsseline Of the
same color as the silk is placed between
the silk and the lace to give the latter
greater effect. Lace is also nsed for
tunics and entire robes and is often en-
broidercd with gold threads and small
jewels or i enriched by wandering appli
cations Of tiny galizc ruches. which fol-
low parts Of the pattern.
'Fur is again employed for evening
gown decoration. ana one Of the newest
phases Of fashion is n ball costume Of
tullr embroidered with sd bic
IN" long, plain skirt is by no means
displaced by platrh ones Or by tunics
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30

LIZ ~
face and told her the count WAS NOT at
home Locwe knew he was at home din
ing with his wife, 50 she went around to
the back garden. seized ladder which
she knew was there. placed it against tn"
wall Of the villa aud assembled to have n
look ut the dining room.
\ crowd gathered to watch the ex1raor-
binary proceedings and to cheer hel on.
She shouted that the count was a b'ac>-
guard. broke the dining room windows
and treated several other windows in .Er
same free ll.unurr.
The uuilr Count Won kprnigsl,ayck
gave her IN charge. and recently the
case came On for trial, Eraulcin I.nrwr
being charged Will, the destruction OF
property no, her own. Aristucrutic Der
lin sat in the court to listen 10 the details
and heard Lorwe sentenced to pay SIS for
the broken glass.
But they heard also some caustic re-
marks made by counsel judge aud j" y
on the conduct of this scion OF an ancient
Prussan Family.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30

All have thri: place. and for a graceful
figure nothing better can be devised than
the smooth. p! linly Fitted skirt.
The ball Gown illustrated is Of SATIN
with 81 r,,ir at lace, through which y
black velvet sihh"n il run around the.
middle Of !hr skirt, The bodice has :.
i:r" from, and j." >,,:t Of empire belt OF
h.:rk velvet c:>.,ril!" "ll the bosom with
velvet i",wS. .ii.' .r.rs,.I.t is also 1T black
velvet, an.l t;,tr. ere triple cpaulctS Of
lfack velvet ,t;v,l with harrow lace.
10; ~ les sa"!. .sni - 'i"<rllrtayc.
.'t!t!I CuOiLET.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
A l4lrIY View.

CaIIer-Your next door neghbors ap-
pear to be very quiet people
Mrs. Spinks-Yes: the walls are very
thin, and s'poSc the mean things keep
quiet to hear what we say.-New York
Weekly
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
A Burning ('0nl Mine.

The ''lurnins luuuntain' of Montet,
in Avryr,u. Fraucr. Which is often mis-
taken for All Hctivr vnlv:nu because Il
pillar uf cloud rises from il by day and
a pillar Of tir" by night, is. in reality. u
coal min" which has been burning 70.
several years.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
AZ She Item elal cred.

) Little Bcssies mother sent her to her
fathers Office one afternoon TO find out
when he would set ont for home. In an
ewcr 10 her query the father replied. II
shall start. my dear. Just rs soon as |
have filed these papers"
5 Mamma" said Bessie as she entered
the house. papa will leave for home just
as soon as be hos Sawed his papers.
Baltimore Herald.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
The Only SEhjCcs.

Teacher How dare ynn laugh at me
you young raScalr:
Chorus Of fnpii> But we're no, lanyE
ing al H"". Sill,
Tr"shrr- N"E. ,.:,u. | Omit ';n">,
what els" t]ri" j. ~ JAZZ. Il. = l.. ''.'
Til Bit
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
a False Report.

Van Flect-ihe Fat Mans club attend
ed the opera in body last night.
Mrs. Van Flect-Yes. yet the paper
this morning says there was only slim
attendaucc.-Town Topics.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
THIN COSTUMES.
Tulle and Net Gowns For Dinner and
Evening Wear.

Dinner gowns of tulle embroidered
with jet spanylcs OF jewels have unlined
transparent sleeves. These may be Of
plain tulle, shirrcd and puffcd, or of the
embroidered tullc. Whru the latter is
used, it is better to have no Shrring. but
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
After T. fleets.

/: ware you still troubled with !htN'
AlaN-m!
Di\ No: but I'm tr"nhlru with ~
doctor and his bill. --t'!nH.r" News
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
just n Little .lab.

Paul--Whnt beautiful raven black hair
Miss Ten Eyc!s has.
Virginia matches the crows fee:
around her eyes, doesn't it, R:ooklyr
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
The Modern Methald

''Yes. slept through half Of the prize
fight"
Then you missed half Of it,"
Not at all. | only slept while the!
were hugging. "-Cbicago Tribune.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
ACCESSORIES.
Pretty Adorun:rnt~ For the Fashions
able Costume.

Costly buckles adorn capes. bodices,
collars and hats. Jeweled. enanrled and
wrought effects arc seen. with various
odd designs in metal and cameo.
Very large. d"unllike mutf> promise to
be generally revived. after all. although
ut first such possibility was Indignantly
denied by fasl.irn muu=rrS.
Another novelty. which is as old as the
hills, is to be launched il the shape Of
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
CHlLDREN'S STYLES.

Clothing For Very Little Boys uu.i
: Girls.
The dresses of small children arr made
Il, the Mother Hubbard style. or the yoke
is heightened so that it extends below
~" arms and forns 1; sort OF little ON.
pite bodice. The style and arrangement
of the trimming arc the cl.ief means of
attaining variety. Collars. pclerines, re-
vers, epaulets and bcrthSs of different
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
THE NODE.
Street Gowns nnl I:.;.cr.vear Whicb
Are, Most In Favor.

Are, Most In Favor.
rbe most elegant al street toilets are
nj n reserved and sober richness. rather
plain. hut Of beautiful cut and fine mate
rials. The accompanying underwear, how
ever, is of the most luxurious description,
being all Of the finest handwork. trim
med with real lace. The present exceed
ingly clinginG style Ut gown nrc"sHitates
the suppression Of all bulky trimming on
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30

Iaturalists Gre dit the Much Abuscd
4 Fish With n Spccfai Sense Which
I Guides 1t to the OfHal of the Seas ON
7 Which II Feeds.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-02
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETITION
TO ADMIT FOREIGN WILLTO
PRORATE

ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETITION
TO ADMIT FOREIGN WILL TO
- PROBATE.>.
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MORRISON.
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate Of Barak Max
well, deceased.
/. On reading and fling the petition of
rak Maxwell has lately died testate. a resi-
dent and inlla bita1lt Of orl1 county Maine,
leaving goods, hattels and estate within
tins county md pra ying that letters TESLA
'nentary issue to said Arthur \. Max
We'll and Warren Is. Maxwell, the execu-
tors named in the last will and testament
Of said deceased, and authenticated
with said petition,
It is orde red, that said petition be heard
at special ternsof this court to be heard at
the court house in the City of Little Falls
in said Morrison county on Friday the16th
day of February, "A. d. 1900, at 10 O'clock in
the forenoon, and that noticesof said hear
ing be given to all persons interested by.
week for three successive weeks prior to
the said day of hearing in the Little Fails
Herald. a weekly newspaper printed and
published in said county.
Dated January 10Th, 1900, Little Falls,
Morrison county. MINI.
By the Court, -
N. RICHARDSON,
CHAs. N. BELL and GEORGE E. BUDD, y
t.: Attorneys for said Petitioner,
Room 81 Gilfillan Block, r.
St. Paul, Minnesota
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Teachers { limitations.

! IeaeheIs' exan,inntions for Morrison,
Building, Little Fails, ON the I'd and Sd day
of February Friday and Saturday, and
on the same dates at the school house,
Royalton. H.. ! sz.$; * yssss.Z<z !
All those teachers whose certificates ex-
pire before their spring terms will close
must take the examination. T. =: :
applicants should bring pen and ink,
paper is furnished by the county. u
Examinations will begin promptly at 8
y w.: = & J. II. SEAL; Fl -
+: y; ::4 -: County Superintendent
Little Falls, Mimi, January Is. 1890.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-02
Tuesday, Jan. 30.

Tuesday, Jan. 30. : -,
President Mckinley was 81 years of
age Monday, ~ -. =
There is talk III st. Petersburg of an
alliance between Russia and. Japan. IS:
+: The Chicago Great Western has voted
to spend $4,000, 900 ON i'm prove,nent and
equipment. 49, Is,
The strike Of carpenters engaged on
the Paris !, exposition buildings has
ended, 7: the 1workmen gaining their
point. Il y, ~. v. s.;s5
u Miss N-aude Come, the Irish Joan Of
Arc, has arrived at New York. She
will address several meetings in the in
:efest OF the Beers while here. 1 ..ss= # q.
In an attempt to arrest six supposed
train robbers at Holden, No: John Jack
son, q detective for the Missouri, Kan
stss and'Texas railway, from ssedalia,,
was shot through the head and will de-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-02
HAD BEEN PREDICTED.

Senator islac1burn's Comment ON the
Shooting Of Goebel.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Senator-elect
Blackburn Of Kentucky, who was one
Of the first in Washington to receive
word Of the shooting Of Mr.. Goebel,
said: : y
'It is impossible for me to express the
feelings produced by the news just re-
.ceived from Frankfort. The assassina-
ton of Goebel has been predicted for
months, SO that it would hardly be cor
rect to say that it was altogether unex-
pected.''
There is not the. slightest disposition
Oh the part of the administration to in
terfere in Kentuelz affairs. lii, the
words of member Of the cabinet Ken
tncky will =: eft to manage her own
.1Hairs. There will be no federal troops
sent into the state except upon "a call
from the legislature after the regular:
constitutional method, and the officials
here regard the possibility of such cali
as too remote to be entertained.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-02
Red Cross Society Of the TransyaaI
H N. and Orange free State Re-
ss.s:. public. zS 1....-s:.ss...

7 .:..=... pablo.
ST. PAUL, MINI: Dec %, 1899: ::
To The PUBLIC: Fl w I. : .ss3 !. i
The undersigned desiring to. ASSET
In the raising offunds for the. benefit
Of the Red Cross Society. OF the
Trahsvaal and Orange Free State
Republics: of South Africa, request a
hearty co-operation otevery Ameri.
can: citizen who 81 mpathizes~ith the
Beers in thei. Outrageous. struggle
to defend: their freedotn and. their
country. :: -, 3 :; ::
As a token ofsymPa thy, Boer but
tons with the pictures Of: Paul Kru.
ger andthe rransvaal flag are off,. :
ed to the public Tie minimum prize
of the bnttofisis 25c, but every bod y
is invited~to pay Ills much as he wish
es to contribute to assist the sick
and Wounded ais we'll as the widows
and orphans:sof these: noble Sout h
African heroesy Under whose flag
Americans, Hollanders, Germans,
Irish. Scandinavians aud Swiss fight
side by side. ~:
Tbeo. F. Koch, No: VIC East 81
St., St. Paul, MINI, and F.. W,
;Bergmeier, Pub. OF the ''Volkszeit-
ung," St. Paul. Mimi, have declared
their willingness to accep, contrihu.
tions and to supply Boer buttons.
All contribu tions Of 81 and upwards
will be accounted for once Il week in
the columns OF the papers. =:
Theo. F. Koch, Mgr. of Theo, F.
Koch Land Co., St. Paul.
A. R. Kiefer, mayor of St. paul.
W. A. Miller. cashier First Nation
al Bank, St. Paul.
John D: O'Brien,> attorney, St.
paul.
F. W. Bergmeier, Manager Of the
"Volkezeitung,' St. Paul.
John Lind, Governor of the state
OF Minnesota.
Arne L. Alness, president of the
Scandinavian American BANK, St.
Paul,
B. ". Boenisch, President German
Central Bund, St. PAUL,
Il. Z. Dunn. State Auditor OF Min
nesota.
John " Willis, ex-Judge. St. Paul
James Doran, banker. St. Paul. IS
Oscar Claussen, City Engineer, ST.
Paul.
Louis Nash, Labo, Leader.
And many others: ...
Iu accordance to the above call fp1
assistance, the Red Cross Society @
the Transvaal and Orange Ere,
State has opened headquarters. tol
the state OF Minnesota at: No.. 1T
East Sd st., St. Paul.-Asking fol
the hearty co-operutiou OF every
true American, who stands for free
dom and justice we beg to remain
Yours respectfully,
RED Cross SOCIETY OF THE TRANS
vAAL AND ORANGE FREE STATE.
! THRo. F. Koch,
1884, Treasures.
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NATIONAL WATCHMAN.
WASHING q. {.
b. What william J. Bryan Says. E

.%4l # what William J. Bryan Says. E
81. APRIL s, 1899
EDITOR r1ATloNA,. WATcHMAN: ~
Il. Congratulate yois ui,oa the splendid work the
National Watc:snlals doing It is an honest
earnest, t'e,- and Fearless exponent of Jeffer-
ssor.ian democracy and deserves cordial sup
port. T hope tina ;yS;': circulation viii nclease
,s.1ti 80 ~: sea,.ers in every; precinct in the
s5a5;::>' S,taEs.> l'1': l,snl should s'pportthe
1s::er.. .:.:.t ..t The battle Of the p2py,:e @
Acs:s :t ss:,,s; T. ~ t 81 ": ..RRYAN.
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Dry jack pine, tamarac and poplar
cordwood wanted at the Hennepin
Co, paper mili.
Horses for Sale. =.
Five sound, young horses. suitable
for farm; weight 100 to 1850.
Cheap for cash or IN time. with good
security. Fl, r. j. GROSS,
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The Herald will receive and forward
any contributions for above purpose.
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GIVE !. b|l''TLB! j. |. HOPE 0. ! !
-, &. r, - -. .~-.'-
Physicians Say Goebel's Con-
= :, dition Is Critical and Re- =
~ covery Doubtful. -
a.,<, .--z -. RI
Assassin's Bullet Enters the
Lungs and Internal Hem
orrhages Follow. =;
/. -: -: -.
+ - -. ::,.*:-* =
ALL KENTUCKY IN ARMS
Entire Military Force of the
State: Hurrying to. the j.
Capital City. =: :.
Suspect Now Under Arrest
Not Believed to- Be the
Guilty Party.

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 31.-!The ply
sicians III attendance on Senator ,!Goebel
announce that the chances have turned
very much against the wounded man
and the probability was that he would
die before morning.
"He has internal hemorrhages," said
DR.. Hume, one Of the physicians, land
we are unable to stop them. Unless
we can do so his death is a question Of a
very short time. We have taken from
him over pint Of blood and there are
symptoms Of the gravest character.
There is hardly a chance that*he can
live through the night and practically
none that he will recover.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-02
Ieylls Going tn IsuSsia.

. ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3l.-The news
papers here announce that Dr., Leyds,
the diplomatic representative of the
Transvaal, will spend few days II: this
city next week. 1i 5s 81. sss! Lib. > @ =
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ness conditions are improved and the
general prosperity is sufficient reason
for the denial. = ...: 4
Electricity is manufactured article
and must be SO classified, according to
an opinion rendered by the attorney
generals office. An electric company
raised the point and wanted it definitely
decided owing to the liability of. stock
holders and because of the fees to be
paid for filing the articles. After ma
ture consideration the attorney general
decided that, especially in cases where,
companies spend large sums of money
damming rivers in the hope of trans
hitting the e"ergy into mercantile elec-
trio power, such as lighting and heating
| currents, it can only: be classified as
manufacturing electricity.
=. At a meeting Of the Duluth council d
| report was made by the water and light
commissioners showing that SEQ, 900 had
been earned to the: city in the first full
year of municipal ownership, besides a.
reduction Of $4,000 in water rentals
and increased expenses. by the added
cost Of coal, etc; Of $4,000 moro. And
allthis though the municipal system
has interest to pay: on sl,000,0Oo Of
bonds for a system additional to what
the old company had and bringing no
direct revenue, it being the new supply
line and reservoir. Mcreasesin the con-
sumption Of water and added gas con-
sumers in the year have been most re-:
markable.