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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-09

AT Indianapolis, Indiana, at 2.30 p. m
yesterday, William Jennings Bryan was
officially nosIHsd Of his nomination as the
eatiaI candidate of the Democratic
"a the presence OF vast audience
Jag fully 100000. His reply win
non ths Fourth page Of this paper,
commend it as worthy Of careful
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-09

Sweets Steel Company Of Syracuse, has
reduced wages about twelve per cent, is
the latest prosperity Proclamation.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-09

The India famine relief fund. con-
tributed by persons all over the coun-
trz- YESTERDAY amounted To ssfe ae.1'
In me Havana custom house the
number Of Cubans employed exceeds
the Americans as follows: Cubans, 602;
Americans, 81.
The invalids in Gen MaeArthur's
Philippines army are: Sick in hos
pitfalls, 1855; sick in quarters, 1881;
percentage, 8.04.
The gross postal receipts at Sc of the
largest postofIices for The month OF
July aggregated 1888. eSS, a net in
crease of $50. 1872 over july. 1899.
Rev Cyrus Hamlin, D. D., former
missionary to Turkey, and one of the
most famous men in the Congrega-
tional ministry, died at Portland, Me-
yesterday.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-09
GLAssBoRo.

A cyclone passed over here Tuesday even
ing doing great havoc. The greatest damage
was done to John Repp's orchard, the wind
tearing up by the roots any where from 100
to 300 trees, besides blowing off thousands
Of baskets of fruit, worth about $4,000 The
greatest velocity appeared to be in the CEN
tire of the town, were large linden tree, of
about fifty years growth, was blown down,
or over against the dwelling Of Isaac Moi
fett, injuring the house. The tree was
supposed to have been set out by DR..
SynOtt, and was much priced by Mrs. Moi
felt Two large poplar trees by the P. &
X. r. r., and large white pine tree in Z.
c. Aliens yard was torn all to pieces, and
on the corner opposite Mr.. Aliens owned
by Mrs. Abby Fooer, three trees Of a
centuFy's growth, were torn away. A large
cherry tree in the yard of Z. V. Browns
estate was also torn asunder. The lighting
struck a Urge poplar tree opposite B. f..
- Esq, lost all his seckei
4 which WIS much priced
! ! ! ! J, ! ! ! ] J
+ orchard suffered much
vi. f. church To the
s. with trees. Il. r
between his house
lightning Mrs
III bushels OF
rs aud pears III
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-09

4mericaa.-Mr Allan McDermott,
ztersiew, takes very common sense
the political situation, and, while
sirg IN his peculiarly caustic manner
6ecsarations Of ali parties, finds in the
tional Democratic attitude Of opposition
b imperialism good reason for supporting
slssulocratic ticket And he is not alone
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-09

Melville, Aug 4 Ihnee times With
in an horF did Reukea Devgherty.
aged So years. atseEps To take his life
last night. Each time Ills Purpose was
frustrated. Twice he Blnaaed into the
Maurice river and vas rescued, ana the
third time he attnaiptaa nc was stop
ped by r. B. Radcliffe The old gentle
man has been ailing far some time,
and it is believed his miad became un-
balanced He is now Being closely
watched.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-09

Milwaukee,, Alig 0 The following
ticket Was nominated hy l lion
al the Republican state convention yss-
terday: For governor Robert M. La
Follette lieutenant governor Jesse
Stone; secretary Of state William II.
Froehlieh state treasurer. James @
Davidson attorney eeaefal Ismmets
r. Hicks re sglne ii ea d lgl N
20 q Harvey railroad COM 80.
Graham 81 Rice islssiran
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-09

Brjfish harrison Captured by Boers-
London. Aug 9-Lord Roberts fears
that the Glands river garrison has been
captured after ten days resistance The
war Office has received from the follow
ing dispatch dated Pretoria, Aug. Z:
s.Delarey. hearing of Ian Hamilton 9
approach toward Rustenberg and see
ing that he had no chance Of capturing
Baden Powell, hurried off to Glands
river Hamilton reported Chat firing
in the Glands river direction ceased
yesterday and that Lieut. Col. Hoare's
garrison had evidently been captured.
Hamilton left Rustenberg this morn
ing bringing Baden Powell's force with
him De Wet commenced crossing the
Vaal river yesterday. Kitchener is
now moving in pursuit
A eonsuInptise'~ ssrrderons Revenge
New York, Aug. .. Angry over his
inability to live as he wished on the
sum allowed him BY his father, Jaeob
Rabiner, a consnmptive, last night at
Reclyaway Beach shot and Instantly
killed Isaac Stern. his brether-in-la
badly wounded hts father Jacob
Rabiner, and then turned TIC wea nR
upon himself, with what is sid 10 te
fatal effect he shooting occurred On.
the piazza Of hotel in fnll view of
scores Of persons. who nd Eecn at
tracted By the quarrel which preceded
the tragedy All the parties 70 the
shooting were frcpi this city
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

MIN, jake o prowincji pahstwa Angiel-
skiego. Proklamacja Robertsa, og}a-
szajaca rzeczpospolite Oranji Ia ME-
istniejaca. jest sprzeczna zprawem mie-
dzynarodowem. G}owne silly .boer6w,
pod dow6dztwem jenerala Botha, zbie-
raja sic W zachodnim Transwaalu, w
okolicaoh Lydenburga, gdzie maja sta
mac do walnej bitwy z anglikami.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

sskretarz drugi; zamiass Gr.egor4K Kan.
ter ma bye Grzsgorz Ksmler, marsaa
lex t%rzecii aamisst FIR. M~ertowicz ma
bye FIR. Olbertowios ~podohorasy. Co
sic niniejszem prostuje.
Or. 2 20 Chicago, M
Niniejszem podaje sic do wiadomosoi
zonom osionkow Gminy p lskiej or. 2,
IL DR.. Xelowski juz powr6cii . wakaoii
i " ten tydzieh wszystkie niewiasty 20.
winny mice swe aplIkaoje prz-z DR..
wyPeinione, i do mnis zaraz zwrooic a.
by jak n~ajpredzej przes.ac takowe do
zarzadu wv. N. P.-S. Lauferski.
Or. AS 10 Monoa,gahe!a, Pa.
Zawiadamiam wszystkioh czlonkow
gruPy 44S u N. p. usilnie prosze, a..
by sic stawili ma pOsiedzenie dnia 24go
ozerwca W sail posiedzeh. Sprawy war.
ne do om6wienia, przytem calonkowie
zostana Po~informowani o novel konsty-
tuoji przyjeoiu ION do kasy zwiasko.
wei. Obeonosc kaadego ozlonka jest
wymagana, ably ma przys.losc ME bylo
zadnej wym6 xki, ze informaoia pod
lynn wzgledem ME by}a udzieloDa. w
razie nisprzybycia bedzie nalozona ka.
ra do jednego dolara "A. Pietraszew.
ski, sekr.
Or. 437 10 Chicago.
Towarzystwo Henryka Kalusowskie-
60, gr. no. 337, odbedzie W poniedzia-
lex, dnia 25 b. M, nadzwyozajne posie.
dsenie W hall zwyklyoh posiedzeh OBJ.
S. Sniegockiego.
Gel powo&ania nadzwyozajnego po-
siedzenia jest nastepujaoy:
y Kazdy oz3onsk nalezaoy do tegoa
Tow arzystwa winien ma tymzs posis.
dzeniu os wiadczy6 ma jaka sumo sisbie
zabezpiecza: $500, $500 Tub 5000.
y. Powt6re winisn oswiadczyc ozy
sam chloe naleie6 do u. N. P. lub CIV
tez Zone zabezpieoza i ma jaka sume9-
3. Omawiane beda wazne sprawy
Zwiazkowe przeto obeonos6 kazdego
oz&onka pozadana bezwarunkowo.
~. Nieobeonosc podlega karze, pre-
pisanej ustawami konstytuoji. = S.
Wr6blewski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
POkwftOwanie

Ofar nadeslanyoh ola wiekowego
zofnierza polskiego Dekarza Misi6skie.
60:
f. A. Figler z Warsaw, N. Dakota,
81 20; P. Jasihski Shenandoah, Pa,
LOO; Or. 495 II. N. p. Hawthorne,
ILL.,, 1.88; gr. 396 z Rochester, N. Y,
LOO; razsm SAIL; poprzednio pokwi.
towane 300; razem 81 lis. Nicki,
Sekretarz Stow. Wet. Pol. z r. 1868 81.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
WiadOmOsci Z~wiazkOwe.
Or. 219 20 Chicdqo.

Sw. gr. 2l9 Ii. N. p. obra-
ny sostai ~nastepujacy zarzad ma rok ma
stepny: w. Ssleichsrt, prszes; ]. Sic.
recki, Woe ,pre.es; A. Rosihski, sekr.
prot; W. Szymahski, sekr. fnansowy;
A. Tokarski, kasjer; FIR. Czajka, FIR.
Tomczak i FIR. R~sepozyhski, rada Cos
podarcza; F. Piotrowski, marsza}ek L;
L.. Aranowski, marsza}ek IL; Vino.
Gitz, marsza}ek III; II. Sowintxowski i
j. Staohowia podohorszowie; Piotr
Wodaj, odzwierny.
Wszyscy ~oz1onkowie So proszeni o
prsybycie ma roozne posiedzenie, kt6re
sic odbedzie W niedziele, d. "a ozerwoa
r. b. o godzinie Soiej Pc poludniu. Waz.
ne sprawy So do z~alatwienia. Wszelkie
listy i correspondence prosze adrsso.
wac: A. Rosihski, 648 w. 18th Str,
Chicago, Ill.
Or. IA 20 Cleveland, o.
Wszystkioh oslonk6w nalezaoyoh do
tow. synowie O~jozyzny grupy 144tej u.
Mp. zaPrasza sic ma specialize posiedze
ME, kt6re sic odbedzie W niedziele dnia
"a czerwoa o godziuie II pc poiudniu
W hall zwyklyoh posiedzeh i zarasem a.
by raozyli przyniesc re soba aplikaoje
wypelnione cd doktora tyozaoe sic zon
cz1onk6w, ktorzy wstapili do Zwiazku
pszed sejmem XII W Philadelphia.
Leon Werner, sekr. prot.
Or. 374 70 Gartield. N. j.
Ma rocznem posiedzeniu Tow. Patr.
Jana Kazimierza Kr6l. Pol. zosta} wy
brany zarzad ma rok przysz}y z haste
~pujaoyoh %obywatsli: A. q. Gorski, pre-.
zes; Jan Kaozmarek, Woe. prezes; J6zef
Krieger, sekr. prot; Tom. Zapaiowski,
sekr. inansowy; K. Hoffman, kasjer.
Wszelkie korespondsncjs tyozaoe sic
Tow. tatr. Jana Kazimierza Kr6l. Pol.
gr. 374 prosze adrssowac: J6!. Krieger,
2O4 LIST str. Passaio, N. j. J6zef
Krieger, sekr.
Or. 40 20 Pittsburgh.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam czlonkow
or. 40 Re nadzwyczajne posiedzenie
odbedzie sic dnia 24go ozer woa r. b. ma
ktorem kazdy czionsk powinien bye O..
becnym oraz i zony czlonk6w Ola ure
g~ulowania listy ozionkow jake / ioh zon
podlug praw no vel konstytuoji. Jest
to ~ostatnie p~osiedzenie pred pierwszym
lipca ma ktorem kazdy must podac re-
zultat jak sic bedzie choial ubezpiecsy6
Tub Zone ubezpieczy6. j. Doszler.
Or. I92 20 Philadelphia, Pa.
CIR. 1872 Tow. w. ". P~rzybyszew-
skiego W Philadelphia, Pa, odbedzie
nadzwyczajne posiedzenie W ME Iziele
dnia "a czerwca +. b. o godzinie 2giej
pc poludniu W hall zwykiyCh posie.
def. Sprawy nsglsce / bardzo wazne.
Zaleglosci czlonkow musza tel bye o.
Placone-inaczej zarzad grupy postapi
podlug konstyt icji. t. Wesoiowski,
sekretarz.
6r. 1I6 10 Sc Joseph, Mo.
w korespondenOji umieszozonej W
no. % Zgody zostaly mylnie podane
nazwiska nastepujace: zamisst Michai
M-olo.- -. IL MILL 49,. =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
Przeglad ~polityczny.

s%tronnictwa republikahskiego 1ozpocze-
Ia swa dzia}alnos6 W Filadelfii. ze
Prezydent Mckinley zostanie ponownie
obrany kandydatem ma najwyAszy urzad
W kraju to ME ulega watpliwosci.
Wszystkie fakcje republikahskie So "a
MIN. l~naczej przedstawia sic sprawl
nominacji odpowiedniego oz}owieka ma
urzad wice-prezydenta. Bossowie stron-
nictwa So "a tenn, ably nominowany
by} oz1owiekiem bogatym a przytem
ME mia& swego zdania, albowiem - jak
wymaga konstytucja = vice prezydent
jest takze prezesem senatu i ma tenn
stanowisku m6g}by czasem kierowa6
sPrawami wbrew wolf prezydenta i ga
binetu. R6znych juz ludzi proponowa-
no, jak nap. sekretarza marynarki
Tonga, senatora Fairbanksa z Ohio,
Dollivera z Iowa i wreszcie gubernato-
ia stanu New York - R~oosevelta. Ten
ostatni mia}by najwiecej szansy, W tenn
jednak rzecz, re n%ominaoji przyjac ME
ohoe, pragnac bye wybranym ponownie
ma gubernatora. Pomimo to
lisci, przedstawiciele wielkioh przedsie-
biorstw fi~nansowych, pchaja 60 gwa}-
tenn ma wice-prezydenta, chca bowiem
Pozbyc sic go z Nowego Yorku, gdzie
wchodzi i'm W droge, wiernie strzegao
praw stanowych, acknowledgement zbyt-
niego panoszenia sic korporacjom f.
nansowym. Bye wiec moze, il Milo
Merry nowojorscy wp}yna tax ma dele
gatow konwencji, re Roosevelt otrzy-
ma nominacje pomimo wolf, ma jego zas
m~iejsce ~nominowany bedzie gubernato-
rem nowojorskim cz}owiek podatniejszy
wolf finansistow. Tu jednak przedsta-
via sic nova kombinacja, a NJ. repu-
blikanie nowojorscy ~obawiaja sic, re
jezeli n%ominacje ma gubernatora otrzy-
ma osobistosc ME odznaozajaca sic ucz-
ciwoscia, to W takim razie wybory je-
sienne moga wypasc ma niekorzys6 re-
publikanow W stanie nowojorskim.
Jak z powyzszego wida6 konwencja
republikahska ma twardy orzech do
zgryzienia.
Oprocz nominowania kandydatow
konwenoje narodowe og}aszaja takze
program stronnictwa. Stosownie do pa
ragrafu %naszej konstytucji, program
ten podamy W przysz}ym numerze. To
samo uczynimy gdy odbedzie sic W lip
Gu konwenoja st~ronnictwa demokratycz-
nego.
Zajscia W Chinaoh zaczynaja przy-
bierac ooraz grozniejsza postac. Pekin
zosta} odciety cd swiata, boxerzy bo-
wien zniszczyli do szczetu kolej zelaz-
ma i poprzecinali LIME telegrafozne.
Ostatnia wiadomoscia otrzymana ztam-
tad droga telegraiczna by}a relaoja o
zamordowaniu ma ulicy przez mot}och
ohihski sekretarza ambasady japohskiej.
Nastepnie r~ozesz}a sic wies6 niepo
t~wierdzona ~jeszcze o zburzeniu przez
c~hihczykow legacyj pahstw cudzoziem.
skich W Pekinie i zamordowaniu pred
stawiciela Niemiec, barona Kettelera.
Il niecierpliwoscia oczekiwano zaprze-
czenia lub potwierdzenia tel wiesci i
miano nadzieje, ze funkcje to spe{ni
IT, ~11-.I
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

zatoce Pe-ohi-li, naprzeciw miasta Taku,
zauwazyli, ze do fort6w chihskich, bro
niacyoh w~ejscia do rzeki i portu, ma
p{ywaja wciaz oddzia}y zo}nierzy chin.
skioh, zebrali sic wiec ma pok}adzie
okretu rosyjsskiego i wys}ali do komen-
danta c~hihskiego ultimatum, zadajac,
by do godziny 2ej rano niepotrzebne
W fortach wojska ustapiiy. w odpo
wiedzi, o godzinie 123 W nocy. forty
chihskie rozpoczely ogieh przeciwko
fiocie cudzoziemskiej, ktora tez wnet
odpowiedzia}a. Przez godzin siedem
trwa}o bombardowanie. DIVA forty 20
staiy zniszczone doszczetnie, magazyn
amunicji wysadzony W powietrze a
diva pozosta}e forty wziete szturmem.
w bitwie tel mia}o zgina6 400 ohihczy-
kow, europejczycy zas ~stracili 81 zabi-
tyoh i 81 rannych. Najwieksze straty
$50 zabitych i rannych) p~oniesli rosja.
ME, ma ktoryoh ~krzyzowou ,,Korieo"
w~ybuoh{a bomba. Jest takze pog}oska,
ze pociski chihskie zatopi}y dwie kano-
nierki angielskie.
Jezeli owa bitwa wydana zostala ma
rozkaz otrzymany z Pekinu, to W takim
razie Chiny rozpocze}y faktycznie woj-
ne przeciwko ca{emu swiatu. Il dru-
giej strony ME jest bezpodstawnem
przypuszczenie, re komendant fort0w
W Taku dzia}a} ma w}asna reke. Co
jednak jest pewnem, to to, re mocar-
silva raz zajawszy forty ME ustapia z
Mich i re nadal ME beda k~repowa{y sic
zadnymi wzgledami &C do rzadu chin
'skiego. Rzeczywiscie, zaraz pc tele-
gramie o bombardowaniu, nadszed} in
ny, ~przynoszacy wiadomosc, ze Japonja
wysy}A do Chin 1000 wojska, Rosja
wysy}a z Port Arthur 1000, Anglia
1000, Francja zas przygotowuje W Ton
kinie korpus dziesieciotysieozny do
wkroczenia do Chin po{udniowych,
gdzie zabudowania Missionary ~francuz-
kich zostaly zburzone i konsul ~francuz-
XII W Yuman Sen wziety do niewoli
przez g~ubernatora chihskiego, ma gra-
nioy zas %po}nocnej Chin, W Kiachcie,
r~osjanie zgromadzili 10000 piechoty i
siedem bateryj artylerji, ktore lada
ohwila ~wkrocza do pahstwa ~chihskiego
i posuna sic ku Pekinowi. Zaznaczy6
Przytem wypada, re ubieg}ym tygod-
niu stanowisko Japonji wzgledem Rosji
uleg}o zmianie. Me s}ycha6 jakos o
grozbie wojny z Rosja, Rad japohski
~proponuje nawet, ably stolica Japonji,
Toxic, sta{a sic miejscem miedzynaro.
dowej konferencji ola om6wienia spra-
wy chihskiej. Czyby Japonja porozu-
mia}a sic z Rosja?
Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych, posia-
dajacy W porcie Taku k~rzyzowiec Ne
wark i kanonierke M~onooaoy, pod do
wodztwem vice admira}a Kempfa, po-
stanowi} Przyja6 bardziej czynny udzia}
" obronie interes6w swych obywateli.
w lynn celu CITY pu}k piechoty, znaj-
dujacy sic obecnie ma wyspaoh Filipih
skich, wys}any zostanie do Taku, jed
noczesnie zas udadza sic tam: pancernik
Oregon oraz kanonierki Nashville i
Yorktown.
o lie MONA sadzic dotychczasowe-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13

The Minneapolis Tribune, which is
nothing if not unfair, says that
there were few men of high character
in the Kansas City convention. It's
a question what the Tribune means
by character. In the first place. the
democrats met in city which has
not got the reputation. as Philadei
phia, OF being heay ly republican and
at the same time, one OF the most
corruptly governed cities on earth.
Quay was not at the Kansas City
convention nor Platt or his pups
Roosevelt, nor the sanity Addicks
of Delaware, nor Boss Cox of Cincin.
natl, nor Depew, the tool whom the
Vanderbilts sent to the U. S. senate,
nor Sewell and Kean, who represent
the Pennsylvania railroad nor Rookie,
teller, nor Rockfeller's man Gage
who sees to it that RockefelIer's bank
gets the bulk of government depo,
sits, nor were there at Kansas CITY
the sponsors of Rathbone and Nicely
nor the makers OF embalmed beef
nor Alger, nor Eagan.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13

f. F. Shaw will be candidate be-
fore the democratic county conven-
ton for the nomination for Judge OF
probate. His ability to fill the place
is conceded. and his earnest and
hearty support OF the party ticket in
other years will demand considera-
tion. His support for the nomina-
ton is democratic; he is not put for
ward by republicans. He has been
loyal and true. In campaign after
campaign his voice has been heard
for the ticket. A man that. stands
by the ticket year after year, whose
position no one could misconstrue,
ought to he remem bered. and such a
man is Judge Shaw:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13

. On July 4th there was cable
gram sent from Manila which was
headed ~ these words: 1.-The fol-
lowing has been released by censor. -
Ii the war is over, what is the need
OF a censorship? The Chicago Re-
cord says it is evident that the CEN
sOrship is maintained, not as a mill
tary measure to keep che Filipinos
from learning something that might
help them, but to keep the people OF
the United States in ignorance. al.
though they have a right to know
what is going on. 1t appears that a
Filipino named Palermo, wrote an
article advocating a protectorate.
For this he was arrested, and later
released after taking an oath of ALE
glance. Isn't this a pleasant thing?
Nothing but robbers; they tell Us,
left in the Philippines. the war ia
over, yet it is :. found necessary to
haul a mantto prison for advocat-
ing what be believes best for his coun
try, and the::American people are not
allowed to know anything about it
until the man has been forced to
take an oath OF allegiance. What a
great blessing Imperialism is!
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
Married.

David Beveridge, the we'll known
Belle Prairie farmer, and Mrs. Felix
Cardinal, formerly OF this city, were
married July 5th at Chippewa Falls,
Wis. They are now visiting rela-
tlves at Belle Prairie, and will make
their home at Chippewa Falls.
Minneapolis Tribune: Miss Lottie
Goode and J. A. Ball of Little Falls
were married Saturday, June 80, at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs "A =.
3. Compton, 500 Jefferson street
northeast. The bride was gowned
in lowered organdie over pink silk,
and carried bride roses. Rev. @, A.
Nelson PEI formed the ceremony, in
the presence Of small group of rela-
JiVes
Mr.. Willis Biggerstaff of Little
Falls and Miss Ioa Buelow OF Swan
vile were married last Sunday by
Rev. John T. B. Smith at the manse
on second street North. Mrs. Big
gerstaff is widely known and highly re-
spected and so is Mr.. Biggerstaff who
is workman in the Duclos brick
yard.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
Caught the Horse Thieves,

Louis soucie and wife are in iail,
having been bound over to the fall
term of district court, under charge
OF stealing livery rig from F. B.
Stuart. They were unable to furn.
ish bonds.
On May 9TH Soucie got a rig from
Mr.. Stuart, and never returned it.
It wah found that he: went toward
Crookston and the authorities there
were directed to look out for him.
Saturday Sheriff Rider was notified
that Soucie had been arrested and he
went up and brought back the man
and his wife, who was arrested at
Thief River Falls. The woman con-
fessed everything. The Stuart rig
had been sold to JOS. DeCamp OF
Thief River Falls for $50 on May
Goth. DeCamp traded the team off
He settled with Stuart by paying
him $50.
At Devils Lake on July Sd, Soucie
hired another team, drove it to
Thief River Falls and sold it for SIS,
but refunded the money when charged
with the theft.
He gave himself up at Crookst6n,
evidently preferring to- face the
Stuart charge. The wife was an act
i've participant and abettor. judging
from the evidence.
The couple have a seyen-months
old infant.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13

Princeton Union: At the services
Sunday Rev. D. Donovan, pastor OF
Congregational church. announced
bis resigna ton from this parish. the
resignation to take effect July Is.
This action on his part came as
something OF a surprise and numer-
Gus expressions OF regret were heard.
During the time Mr.. Donovan has been
here he has made many friends, both
in and out of the church circles and
these friends are 10th to see him 20.
His health, however, ia not of the
best and he has purchased a piece of
land near Mortified where he will
locate, hoping that the change will
bring about an Improvement
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13

The administration has continual.
~ deceived the people regarding the
situation in the Philippines. For in.
stance: One of the messages given
out by the war department read;
"Volunteers willing to remain" Re,
preventative Lentz found that in the
original it read. Volunteers unwill-
ing to re-enlist but willing to remain
until further transports arrive"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13

A cable to the Chicago Tribune
from London, England, says: "No
one here has any doubt Of the snc.
cess of the republican ticket, an
event which is certain to please the
British public, as McKinley's ad-
ministration has been regarded as a
wise one. especially in his attitude
regarding the Transvaal struggle. -
There is no doubt this year nor
was there in 1896, as to whether the
English government wants McKin-
ley for president.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
Died..
Neil O'DonnelI, resident of Nor.

Neil O'DonnelI, a resident of Nor,
rison county for nearly thirty years.
died at his home in thetown of SW an
River, Sunday morning, at the ad'
vanced age OF 80 years. Mr.. O'Don.
nell had always been strong and 70
bust but of late he had peen gradu.
ally failing aud died OF the infrmi.
ties incident to OLD age.
Neil NJ. O'Donne)I was born in Mayo
county, Ireland. in 1917. He remained
with his parents until their death, when
he came to America. Coming directly to
Vermont, IN 1886. he was engaged il
several employments, then went to New
York and resided on a farm four years.
After which time till the breaking out OF
the war he was in Wisconsin. On the
31st of December, 1868, he enlisted in
Company d, OF the Second Wisconsin
Calvary; was sent to Missouri and par.
ticipated in several skirmishes. In No.
vember, 1866 be was mustered out at
Austin, Texas; returned to Wisconsin,
and in November, 1872. came to this
place and located bis farm in section
Is. In 1847. Miss Rose Stevens OF Ire
laud became bis wife. They bad nine
children, seven Of whom are living: FIVE
girls and two boys.
Mr.. O'DonnelI was universally
liked and respected. He was pleas
ant and genial old gentleman and
all who have known him will regret
to learn that he has passed away.
The funeral took place Monday
afternoon and the remains were
laid to rest at Elm Dale.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13

Part Of the fire department-two
cbemicals-were called out early
Monday morning bv fire in the Sic
gar house, east of The brewery. The
house had been partially burned the
Thursday before, and the later fire
finished the Job. There was 5000 on
the house and 500 Insurance on
household goods.