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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25
DIVORCE TESTIMONY.
Referee Blair Hears Some Evil
deuce.

Referee George E. Blair took testi-
mony yesterday in a suit for divorce
by Pauline Hoeft against her husband,
John Hoeft. Mrs. Hoeft stated that
She married John Hoeft on Aug. 8,
1887, in jamestown, s. D., that she
went with her husband TO Anaconda,
Mont, and that he has only contrib
uted SO towards her support in the last
two years. On Oct. "a, 1888, she says
she came to Salt Lake, and has lived
since that time with her sister, Mrs.
Fritz Riepen, at II Center street. and
that Mrs. Riepen has supported her
since that time. Her husband, she
says, was drunken and diSsolute and
failed to attend to his business. On
these grounds she prays the court for
divorce. Mrs. Riepen's testimony was
to the same effect as that of Mrs.
Hoeft. There are no children. Frank
Hoffman is counsel for Mrs. Hoeft.
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OGDEN CLUBS.
The Aglaia.

Tuesday afternoon, March 20, was
Browning day in Aglaia, which, with
its guests, met at the delightful home
of Mrs. Coulter. There being no bust
ness to transact the programme for the
afternoon was opened by a pleasing
duet on the mandolin and guitar, rem
dered by Mr.. Petit and Mr.. Cole. A de-
cidedly clever reading of Count Gis-
mond" was then given by Mrs. Bent.
which was followed by an Instructive
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25

Tbs Utah Commend. al & fngs bank
must be included amonge institu-
tons that will pay divids April L.
1t will be the regular oterly divi-
dend Of AZ per cent. Thst of other
dividend-payers was pulled in these
columns last week.
The striking feature ihe field Of
real estate is the incrng demand
for small homes. Manyles of such
places are being made, 4 IS copsid-
cred a good indication the perma-
nent growth of the city
Builders are all busy,i the outlook
in their line Is for one Ae best years
in the city'S history. mere are a
number of good buildin1ow in 9 Irse
Of construction, a nTer OF Others
are being planned, aothers are in
prospect
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Alethiau Lvcel1m

"a. AT the meeting of the AIethian Lv-
R SSll on Friday evening. Miss Bertha
49, gave a well prepared paper on
Af;-ueTlcan Hurnor and Hunorists
las las Maud Jones described IAN Eng
t.r,,lian's Idea Of America in an en-
Srbo a,,lIiilng manner. Lee Block spoke on
Ou2sttieS of Self Reliance and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25
MAGNETIC HEALING.
Company Formed to Work This Kind
of Cures.

SOAPd1y 1oFneQ 10 Work ThlS Kind
of Cures.
The MacNamara school of magnetic
healing yesterday filed articles of in
corporation with the county clerk. The
incorporators are J. W., F. T. and A.
NJ. o. MacNamara and ]. NJ. Breeze
and c. W. Burris, all Of Salt Lake City.
The corporation proposes to open an in
stitution in this city for the education
Of students in the science of vital mag
netism and the treating and healing of
diseases without medicine or surgery.
and comforting degrees and diplomas
upon students who complete the pre-
scribed courses The capital stock will
be $1,000 divided into ,000 shares. ].
w. MacNamara will be president; ].
NJ. Breeze, vice president, and +. f.
MacNamara secretary and treasurer.
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Club Notes.

The programme at the Ladies Lit
erarv club ON Friday afternoon was
furnished by the music section. NJ
90 Of Arnerica'' was the subject of a
scholarly paper given by Mrs. Weeter.
A number Of delightful musical num-
bers were also given.
O. @ g
The French section Of the literary
club meets next Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
% % @
The Poets Round Table will meet
with Mrs. j. D. Spencer, asa East First
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25
GEORGE FELT LOSES.

Judge Hiles Decides Case For De-
PENDANT.
In the case Of George F. Felt & Co.
against Matte King Dallas, Judge
Hile6 yesterday found for the defend
ant. The plaintiff prayed for Judgment
for $131.32 with interest and costs. be-
ing the balance they claimed was due
them for lumber and shingles used in
erecting a house for the defendant.
he defendant in her answer TO the
complaint claimed that the shingles
furnished by the plaintiff were defect
i've and had to be replaced at a cost
Of about 500.
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JUDGMENT FOR DEFENSE.

Case Of Faldma VS.. Johnson Is
Decided.
In the case Of NJ. A. Faldma against
c. c. Johnson, Judge Hiles yesterday
delivered judgment for the defendant.
The complaint sets forth that in Feb
ruary 1898, the plaintiff and defend
ant formed a partnership for the
purpose of carrying on a photograph
business and that the defendant had
applied 1891 of the firms receipts or
profits to his own use.
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The Reaners.

The Reapers met Monday afternoon
at the Office of the Woman's Exponent.
Mrs. Georgia Fox Young gave an in
teresting paper on "Froebel,' = and Mrs.
Annie T. Hyde followed with a DIS
cussion of the life and works OF
Cooper
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Spring Trade Seems to Be in
Full Swing.
BUYING WAS LIVELY
RUSH HAS OPENED UP I
EARNEST.
Week in Local Stocks Was Unusual
Quiet, No Sales of ANY Importan
oeeprring-Accounted For By Fs
Thet Again Dividends Will So
Be Paid.

Spring business has been in full svg
the past week in Salt Lake. The 9
tinued good weather has had a 81
ulating effect on buying, and buess
houses in general have presentt a
livelier appearance than at any ne
since the slump after the holidayshe
Improvement has been noted mall
lines.
The bank clearings continue to BOW
up very favorably, compared vi a
year ago, although there was a Avy
falling off yesterday. Yesterday ssar-
ings were $1s6, 1908, comparedyith
S25S, 624.99 for the corresponding y Of
last year. For the week the clingS
were $1,S26, 52S.59, compared w ST.
ST., 346.99 for the corresponding TX Of
last year
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Miss Kitty KiGder spoke of 1.-THE Diff
ference Between the Points of an Early
Age and Those of a Later One"
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In Local Stocks.

The week in local stocks waausu-
ally quiet, no sales of any imtance
being noted. A marked advai in a
number of favoritc local stocis ac-
counted for in good part by tquar
terlY dividends to be due aboupril l.
Following are the Quotatiopn the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25
EMPTY B0TG IDEA.

A~N" "a NA6 AA4OA -~SA
Forte
The money with Oh I built those
two houses was may selling empty
bottles" remarked I'D woman well
known on the easte Of New York
city. .'It was a loatime ago when
first came to thiountry. I'll tell
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25
A Good Deal

Of talking has been done up
here about the weight we send
out to people, and by this time
we think most everybody
knows what a ton should weigh.
The fact that our trade has in
creased about 200 per cent in
the last two years ought to be
pretty good evidence that peo-
pie get just what we promise
them.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
TOOK THE TOWN.

bussians Cross the Amur River and Do.
feat Chinese Troops 1t saAhaiin. =.
20 ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 6s-Genera1
Hrodekof has sent the following dis
patch to the war office: a., y%& d,
''Khabarowsk, Aug. 8. Two columns
from Blagovetchensk crossed over the
Amur. river at 8 a. m. under Colonies
Schwerin and Scherikinoh, attacked
Me Chinese troops and took the town
" sakhalin, one gun anda quantity OF
Hauser cartridges. The steamer Silen-
IA suffered severely from rifle fire.
rho Transsik detachment under Colo
mel Pfotenhausr bombarded Aigun with
10 mortars and the Chinese replied.
One officer and Ave men were killed
and fifteen men were wounded -Four
armored steamers are. patroling the
Amur." So u. g.
Is A telegram received from Offsnberg.
listed Kawgkumsis, Ossimur, in tho
trans- Baikal province, Wednesday,
Aug. /, says: '',z'' .'' =. =,
I'm tho retreat to the frontier. tho
A4ents, workmen and guards were sur
prised and bombarded BY Chinese IN
The shingan passes. Three guards and
pne workman we're killed and twenty
workmen fed to the mountains, none
Of whom has returned" ,.ssss%f5@2
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REeuKes EMPEROR WILLIAM

Japsnsse Fsper says HIS speech to H..
,~as>% Troops Was Undigni6ed. s.'
VlcToR1A. B. O., Aug. q. -Japahese
newspapers denonnce the vindictive
purposes Of the speech OF Kaiser Will.
lam, calling upon his troops to revenge.
Baron Won Ketteler's death. The Main
HI asks: sf ,sss. Z I'D :z.4@33 ~. SE
Y '.should the cry Of vengeance be.
raised against China bccansa her res
bellious subjects perperratt. crimes?' AN
The speech Is called undignltied and
not what one would e1lres :ro;A &
Christian naonhrc;1. ~5"s .
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FIREBUoe GET AWAY.

Fourteen nsr.s U 1ssAi.s Osllssas
Burned ~ Fart Dodge, II. . IT,
I Fort Dopax, Il, Aug. s.-Inosn,
diary barn fires continued to break ont
during the night. Three occurred early
Ia the morning bat the hrs dspa5tment
prevented heavy losses Four een.baris
owned BY leading citizens have bsen
burned, and al efforts. to capture 10
.6rebugs have failed. Il they II ~
caught there may be q lynohing.,+
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IN GREAT DEMAND.

Half the Britain wss lean Quickly Taxa
+. E%.tssf;= 1, New Isrf 4 e.,
NEW YoHK, Aug. e.--so~great VA
tho demand for tho. new British war
loan that before II q. m. one Of Tie
United States agents announced tha6
subscriptions already received would
no doubt call foe half Of the entire CO..
Oo0, 600 issue. Another Of tho banking
houses named In tho Bank Of England
circular announosd itself ready to taks
Ill tho bonds II tAsee was any likelihood
Of such application being sntsstai,,sa
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KILLED HIS FATHER.

RDsniel Howard Of Pinevills, Ky, Shot by
3N@ His Son I'm . Qusrrsl. -
15 P1NEvILE. KY. Aug. 6.-Daniel
Howard, prominent citizen Of this
county, was killed BY his son. George
Howard. Daniel Howard had been In
town and secured . Jug Of whisky. He
became intoxicated and had words with
George, whom, it is said, he threatened
to shoot. The son secured Winches-
ter, and the father, it is said, then drew
his gun on George. George fired, kill.
ing his father instantly. Howard was
one of the wealth:est citizens OF Bell
county, and was 81 years of aye. II,
was cousin Of Berry Howard, WHO is
under indictment as ap accessory to tie
murder of Governor 0ocl,e. =
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CONFIRMED az Mr.. WI.

No Cipher Dispatches Can Ne Exchanged
with Miuissers ut Pekin. 4
WAsUko1oN, Aug. 6.-Minister WI
called at the 1. state department at an
early hoars and presented to Acting
Secretary Adee : copy OF a oablegram
he had received from his government
relative to the transmission Of messages
between tho foreign ministers in Pekn
and their respective governments. II
y undsrstood that this was simply :
copy Of the notification already served
upon the French consul: at Shanghai,
that the tsung u yanen had ordered
that no cipher messages should be 81.
MI. WI has gone to Caps May to
spend q day Or two with his family. I.
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QUEEN. VICTORIA. NEXT.

Brescrs Brothsr-in-Law Boasts OF Els
l.. - 'fRelative's Dead.
BuENos AYREs, Aug. 6.-Guiseppe
Castagni, brother.in.law of Bresoi.
has secured passage for Montevideo,
after. failing to secure the return 4
passage. to New York, which he haA
paid three weeks ago. He boasts thio
Bresci committed highly commenda-
BILE deed, and asserts that QueenVi otorie
will be the next victim. Some clerks
In British shipping Office here gave
him horsewhipping for his REMARKS
regarding the queen. It is not known
whether he will sail for Montevideo or
New York. h.. .-,a.. ye
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.~.E n yt
ROB PASSENGERS,
Masked / Bandits DO Through
! the sleepers Of I Union = :
< .".S> Pacific Traln. w., @.+...:,
One Man Objects and Shoots at
! the Robbers and lslmme- u
/ 7; dlately Killed. ~ p
.37...a - $@s... .
CONDUCTOR j q HAS 70 70 /. HELP
He Holds Z Sack While the
| Victims Are Relieved OF
Their Property -.
Garry or About q Hundred
( Dollars and a Number
|, .-..>5: of Watches. ,% ..5.'

N KANSAS CITV. Aug. ga special
from salina, Kan. says: The Union
Pacific eastbound passenger train No.
"A was heh up by two, men several
Emiles west Of Hugo, Colo, 30 miles
this side Of Denver. The passengers in
the Pullman sleepers were robbed of
their money and valuables. An old
man named Fay, resident Of Oalifor.
1nis, who has been visiting in Denver
and was ON his way to st. Louis, re-
fused to surrender his valuables and
fred shot at one Of tho robbers, but
missed. . Thereupon tho zobbers fred,
one shot entering FAy's mouth, coming
out at the back Of his hesd, killing him
almost instan.ly. The robbers stopped
the train, jumped OF and escaped.
! The robbers got onto one Of the
sleepers near Mmoh, and after the
train had started, the men made noise
lat the door. The conductor, thinking
they were tramps, open tho door to put
them off. Tho robbers, who were
masked, pointed pistol at his head
and ordered him to lead the way
through the coaches. ALI OF passengers
were asleep, and the conductor was
ordered to wake them one at a time.
The frightened passengers were told to
keep quiet or they would be killed, and
at the same time were asked to hand
over their money aud valuables. The
robbers obtained about 800 In cash
and Q number of gold watches and
other pieces Of jewelry. y -. 49,.
before lo'clock in the morning. The
body Of Fay, who was killed, was taken
lEof at Hugo, and shipped to Denver.
lille was 81 years Of age and pominent
Todd Fellow Of California. I'll The, con-
Mctus compelled TO hold q
lEag while The lJE4sts relieved the pas.
Essngers, lost his watch and asked that
HIS be returned to him in" order that he
might run his train ON tiu,1RP rob.
Der gave it back. > @, ~ :
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: AN AMERICAN REVERSE.
Escort OF Fifteen Mon Trapped ana All
- Killed or Captured. - IN,

Escort Of Fifteen Mon Trapped ana All
~ Killed or Captured. - w,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The first seri.
Gus check which the American troops
have met in the Philippines during the
morning from General Macarthur. It
Is assumed that the little American
command which suffered SO severely
was completely entrapped and was
obliged to surrender or be exterminated.
The message is as follows:
Manila, Aug. FIRST Lieutenant
Alstaeter, corps of engineers, u. s. A.,
with escort 10 men, attacked Aug. l.,
road between San Miguel de Mayunaa
(Luzon) aud San 1sidro (Luzon) by
armed band insurgents reported 800
strong. Entire party killed. wounded
or captured. .-.
"Wounded sent San Isidro with note
from Lacuna Mariana, announcing
prisoners would be we'll treated"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
ASHLAND FIRE SWEPT.

- >'' DollaYA.
Il ASHLAND. Wis.. Aug. GA million
dollars is the loss soooasipned by q fro
In this city. The property destroyed
includes about 2. 0O0, 900 feet Of lumber
on Barker 81 Stewards docks and 3, 00O,-
600 on the Keystone docks. Tho east
and west Keystone tramwsys were al
90 destroyed, all Of tho Barker g. Stew.
arts tralnways except one, and the
warehouse and about two thirds of tho
Lime, Salt and Cement company's'
dock.
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HURTS THEIR TRADE.

Belgian (iunmskers DO Not kko Pro-
hibltory Order.
ANTWERP, Aug. G.-King Leopold has
signed the decree prohibiting the OK.
portation Of arms and ammunition to
China from Belgium. The announce
ment Of this measure was made during
the morning and the Belgian manufac-
turers are furious. The government,
however, is resolute in the attitudeit
has assumed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
RESULT c.: z j-EUp,

Four Men Killed and Que Fatally
w. TounA.,d ~ I'"-ruI:,. Mo.
FARMlNaToN, mo-, Aug g. -Four
men killed and one fatally wounded is
the outcome Of shooting affair be.
tween William Dooley and his four
sons on one side and the four Harris
brothers on the other, as a result of
feud at Dosru,n, one Of the mining
towns Of St. Francois county. William
Dooley, w. H. Harris, James Harris
and John Dooley arc the names Of
those killed, and Frank Harris was
fatally wounded.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
GREATEST SINCE $685.

During the Last Fiscal Year 341,771 I'm.
migrants Arrived ut New York.
New YORK, Aug. 6.-Ngures con-
corning the increase Of immigration at
this port. just tabulated, show that in
the fiscal year ended June so, there ar
arrived here BAL, III immigrants, which
is the greatest number since 1893. The
great increase has been during the last
three months The immigration au.
thorities believe from the rate at which
the number is growing, now over 1000
immigrants day-that next years i'm
migration will far exceed the record
made in l800.19O0 The record made
at this port alone in ls99-loO0 is greater
than at all the other ~ cities at which
aliens are received.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
TELEGR II eREvET res.

RI. Rev. Augustiu Healy, Catholic
bishop Of Maine, died suddenly Sunday
afternoon.
Two men were killed and two others
MORALLY wounded in an election row in
Hancock county, Ts.a.
A special from sunsp. N. H.. says
hat Secretary Of State Hay IL Ill. snf.
fering from nervous exhaustion, due to
his arduous labors at Washington.
Rev. J. L. Milligan, secretary Of the
National Prison association, has an.
nounoed that the annual meeting will
be held in Cleveland from Sept. ~ to
&c inclusive,
La Bretague. the French liner, sched.
uled to sail from Havre for New York
Saturday is stin delayed owing to Sc.
rious strike among her stokers and
hunkermen.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
Two Americans KfliAS.

= MAkoJA, Switzerland, Aug. &C.. p.
Way and his son and 10 other Amer
leans, accompanied by Mr.. De Ia Rue,
an Englishman, climbed the 'Cimadi-.
rosso without a guide. When near the
summit Mr.. Way slipped on a stone
and fell over precipice. The rope at
taching him to his son broke and tho
two were killed. ,..,... +:
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neither opium, cocaine, nor other mar.
cotics. Accept no substitute. There 10
no other medicine "justsa good" for
weak and sickly women.
ness for about two years, !" writes Mrs. Emma
Ochafdsons Of Coss. Wayne Co., KY. sCould
mot do my work part Of the time. ftook four
bottles OF Pr. Pterce'e Favorite Prescription and.
felt - we'll a ever did"
Young married women will find q
lasting friend In DR.. Herce's Medical
Adviser. 1t contains 1908 pages and
u cent Sss Tin paper cover), on re-
oeipt OF q one cent stamps to pay
expense Of mailing only. Cloth bind
Ing. 81 stampe. Address DR.. ". Herce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
ON THE DIAMOND.
American Ixonxlla.

American League.
At Detroit, 2; Chicago, 0.
At Milwaukee, s, Indianapolis. /.
A. Minneapolis. s; Cleveland, 10. Z.
~ Kansaa City, 8; Buffalo. 3. 81,
Ns4ional League.
At Cincinnati 8; Pittsburg, /.
At st. LolliA TO- New York, /.
At Chicago. !; Brooklyn, 3. ~.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07

Trying t" Force Bucketshops Out.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-By an almost
unanimous vote the Chicago board Of
trade resolved to restrict the posting Of
grain quotations to intervals Of five
minutes instead Of sending them con.
tinuously, as at present. This. it 10 DO.
heved BY the board Of trade, will make
it impossible for the buoketshops to
continue business. g.. .,es. ,s..5.+0t..
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CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL.
Of KstaAlishnsnS It eset OF
~, OF GOy0rnm0Dts g. .

A001VOtOD6y u 0De0WASOkss~V~~
~, OF GovsTnnoDh 4
WARRINGTON, Aug 6.-President Nc
Kinley has approved the provisional
plan for the celebration next December
Of the centennial Of the establishment
Of the ssat Of government in the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. submitted to him
Friday by: President Mop artland Of the
board Of commerce of the District Of
Columbia, as chairman Of the commit
tee on this celebration. This plan
provides for reception by President
Mckinley at the executive mansion in
the morning Of the day Of celebration
to the governors Of states, who are
members Of the committee, with appro-,,
pirate addresses, followed by oommem-
orative exercises in congress In the
Afternoon, and . military and naval
parade.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
Money From tho Klondil<e.

SgArrLE, Aug. 6.-The steamship
Humboldt arrived from the north with
II passengers and $500, 900 in treasure.
Humboldt Gates and @. w. Hall
brought OUT $3.50, 900, a portion of it
being the proceeds Of the sale Of Gates
interest in No. 70, Eldorado. Gates Is
ono Of the pioneers of the Klondike. /
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
Lucy Parsons Arrested.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Lucy Parsons and
five other anarchists, were arrested in
this city while attempting to hold 81
meeting. The police had been informed
Of tho gathering in advance and ar.
rested the principals as soon as they
appeared on the platform. A consid.
cradle amount Of incendiary literature
was conflscated.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
Lch { !: IndiAnapolls.

F. DENVER, Au.. 6.-Governor Charles
8. Thomas and wife left here for Lin
coin, where they will join William J.
Bryan and party and proceed with them
to Indianapolis to, attend the Demo
cratic notification cerem onies. Governor
Thomas will make thel speech officially
notifying Adlai E. Stevenson Of his
domination for the vice presidency.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Aug. O.
HOGS - Market opened 30 hgHE
ana closed steady at the early advance.
Range Of prices u 7O@5.30.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at &8.75@4.25 for choice
butcher COWS and hsifers, $l.7b@6e6 nr
choice butcher steers, g. 2o@8b0 for 1T
bulls, e0.60@AbO tor veal calves, a. 900
400 for choice ssookers and fesders, e8.e6
@8 % Tor steer calves
9HEEP-Market steady with good de-
mAnd.
Sales ranged at &a50@4.0O for choipo
fat sheep, e4.60@h 90 for good to choice
lambs
Receipts: Cattle 50, calves 25. hogs
$50, sheep IT, s.;
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Chins.s Fortifyipg Positions.

BRUSSELS, Aug. 6.-The Belgian vice
consul at Men Tsin, N. H. Ketel, in .
dispatch via Che Foo. Aug. 4, via
Shanghai Aug. 5, says that the Chinese
In Pekin' are fortifying their positson
outside the British legation. He adds
that all the members Of the British L.
cation are in good health.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
King Alexander WEEDS.

BELGRADE, Aug. liking Alexander
has welded Nine. Draga Maschin, the
ceremony being performed with great
pomp. In honor Of the event the king
granted amnesty, together with numer.
GUS political pardons, including the
former radical premier, Tauschano-
vich.