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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-08-15
Race Meeting, Nutwood Driving
Club, Dubuque, Iowa, August
2l to %. 1900

For the Dubuque races the /. G. R.R.
will sell tickets to Dubuque and return
at the rate of one fare for the round
trip.
Tickets on sale August 18th to 18th,
limited to return until August 9th.
Fl. G. PIERCE,
Agent,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-08-15

Millions will be spent in politics this
year. We can't keep the campaign go
ing without money any more than we
can keep the body vigorous without
food. Dyspeptics used to starve them
selves. Now Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat and allows you to
eat all the good food you want 1t
radically cures stomach troubles
Smith Bros.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-08-15
12O Acre Farm For Sale

A -~o We are agents for the sale of
MN~.b the o. A. Underwood farm of
100 acres, situated about miles
sl IT north east of Manchester.
$500 There Is bargain for some
purchaser In this property. If not sold soon the
place will befOr rent. BRONSON & CARR.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-08-15
August Flower.

Rooms for Rent.
Inquire of
24tf J.J. HoAG.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-08-15

Shop on Franklin Street, near the bridge, with
Alex Sefstrom, in building lately occupied by
Peter Meyer. Have had several years exper.
ience the past three with Kennedy Buggy Co.
WorH GuGrsrleni 2 ptTERSDN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

Robertsa z poludnio-
wei Afryki:
Pretorya, 5 Ger C',':l
wca. Jeste$my dzisiaj
cd poludnia W posla-
dan)u Pretoryi, Kon-
MICA genera}a French
oswobodzi}a angiel-
skich jehc6w wojen-
nych, W liczbie 1898,
strzezonych " obozle
pod Watervale:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
TEttEGRAMY : x : \:
PRETORIA.

Anglicy W minionym
tygodniu ok}amywali
ca}y SWAT, ze juz bez
oporu zajell st6}eczne
mjasto. Transwalu
Pretoria, a tymcza-
sem tylko zajeli, W
dniu 81 Czerwca. o.
pr6znionY przez Boe-
row johannesburg.
Armia genera{a Ro-:
bertsa by4a juz pod
samemi bramamiPre-
toryi, lecz Boerzy od-
parli ja rs mil angiel-
sk1ch W tyl.
Prezydent Tran
swalski Krueger ( do. 9:
tad kraju ME opusch,
lecz obecnie ME moze
sic pokazywac, gdyz
zajety jest u|krywale ! !
MEM .swoich miliono-
wychi skarb6w W ITO
cie.5 sszsy 43''f.s..ss#s I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
w Niw P0lskich
" AN E||:RYC'E|.

ZE NICHAkEK Kruska
posluguje sic zlodzieiami jako
r6zujacymi agentami, tego
nowy many dow6d v naszem
.biurku. Pisza nam bowiem
= Calumet. 4 i Kr,,szka sam
Is publicznie przyznaje. ze
iegQ podr61ujacy agent w.
Baltkowiak brat oslawionego
gi1centego alwskicgo. po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
PAMIETAG
O zabezpiecz czeniiu j
!. zYcia +!

Wickami utarte przyslowic
}aci6skie m6wi. ze cokolwiek
czlowiek czyni, powinien czy~
mic roztropnie. a zawsze pa
trzet W przyszlost, jaki bedzle
koniec. ZeE zaS zycies czlowie-'
ka + v wszelkie II jt': czynnoSci n
ludzkie kohcza sic smiercia
doczesna. 8 tel wiec przede-
wszystkiem pamietat trzeba /
zawczasu ma MIA sic przygo-
towac.
:Wiara j.. cnotliwe zycie al
do zgonu utoruja duszy dro-
ge do szczesliweeo zycia
wiecznego ma kt6ra wstapi. o.
pusciwszy cialo. Uczciwa
praca, przy roztropnem uzy-
waniu jej owoc6w, dostarczy
czlowiekowi srodk6w nietylko
do utrzymania uprzyjemnie~
MIA zycia, lecz take do "a
bezpieczenia sobie losu ma
stare : lata, tax izby m6gl
skonat bez klopotow:
Il Do roztropnych sposob6w
rozporzadzania owocami piracy
"a dobrego zdrowia. zaliczae
mozna szczeg6lnie ciulanie
oszczedzonych pieniedzy ma
wlasDy pogrzeb, ably p6znieJ
ME bylo tosdla nikogo tu ma
ziemi ciezarem.
Wszelako ME zabezpieczat
oszczedzonych centow w tax
niepraktyczny spos6b. jak to
zwykle aczynia nas1e stare
matkl. ukrywaiac je gleboko
" kufrze, lecz oddawat je
regularnie, malemi ratami. do
kasy. jakiego Towarzystwa
zabezpieczenia ma zycie, czy
to polskiego. czy anglo-ame:
rykahskieg .. jak n. P. Metro
politan Life Insurance.
Podlug planu zabezpiecze
MIA jaki to bogate Towarzy
stwo o6aruje, moga ! ludzie,,
zmuszeni zyt : szczuplyeh
zar6bkow. pozostawit cokoE
wick dla swych rodzin. :
Podatek posmiertny q
Metro opolitan oplaca sic
.godniowo niejscowernu agan.:
towi, kt6ry sam Y dom pizy.--
chod odzi. &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

Kazdy zdrowy cz}onek ro-
dziny moze bye ubezpieczony
" Towarzystwie zabezpiecze-
MIA zycia Metropolitan, ojciec
matka j dzieci - Cd 70 let
niego dziadka Dc jednorocz~
nego dziecka. -
10 centow tyg odniowo jest
najwieksza tygodniowa oplata
podatku posmiertnego cd
dzieci, dorosli zas moga pla''
cic kazda Gene. ma jaka ich
zasoby pieniezne pozwalaja.
Osoba w wieku lat 20. "a
bezpieczona ma $500, oplaca
"a Gently tygodniowo, osoba
W wicku lat 50 ma TAXA sama
sumo zabezpieezona, oplacat
must dolara tygodnlowo.
Kto juz przez S lat regu~
larnie op}acal podatek po-
sm'ertny do Metropolitan Life
Insurance, a potem ME jest
W stanie lub ME chce dalej
op}acat. temu wszystek POI
datek po$miertny, jaki Cd
:daty zahezpieczenia sic "a
placi|, bedzie oddany z po-
Wrotem. ~
w razie smierci zabezpiec
czdnego W przeciagu szesciu
kalendarzowych miesiecy Cd
daty zabezpieczenia, juz dw'e
trzecie csesci zabezpieczonej
sunny beda zaplacone. Gdy
zas smiert zdarzy sic po roku
cala .suma bedzie wyp}acona.
Posmiertne wyplaca Me-
tropol,tan Life Insurance Co.
natychmiast po stwierdzeniu
przez Biuro Centralne W
New Yorku dowod6w smierci,
dostarczajac W ten spos6b
pieniedzy ma oplacenie. kosz-
tow pogrzebowych a najczes-
cicj takze przynajmniej jeszcze
i ma pokrycie wydatk6w przy
pielegnowaniu ubezpieczone-
go ! udzielaniu mu pomocy
lekarskiej, kiedy juz Smiert
przy MIN stala.
Pieniadze ciu}ane "a posred-'
nictwem Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co., So bezpiecz-
niej ulok!ewane. !! anizeli by
bye mogly " najpewniejszym
banku. "a pewnost tel tyle
po1ytccznej. szczeg6lniej dla
biednicjszego udu,instytucyi,
reczy iej bezpiecznie ulokowa-
ny hndusz zelazny. przeszlo
AZ miliony dolarow wszelako.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
Rok Is.
dobre imie Polaka. Sedzia
zwolnil Retmahskiego Cd
wszelkiej odpowiedzialnosci.

NANTICOKE, Pa. : KS.
Gramlewicz, ze wzgled6w
czysto hygienicznych przenosi
cd wakacyi swa (?) klasow9
szkole, cd lat W zatechle) piw-.
nicy pod kosciolem,. do pick
negoi przestronnego budyn-
ku, poEozonego naprzeciw
koscio}a a zwanego Fowszech-
ME klasztorem. Doprawdy
warto przyklasnac ks. Gram
lewiczowi. re dzieki lego
zarzadzeniu dziatwa nasza be-
die oddychae W szkole swie-
zem i zdrowem powietrzem,
miasto szkodliwych ola zdro-
via i rozwoju dziecka wilgot~
nych wyziew6w koScielnych:
. Do licznych przedsiebiorstw
polskich, jake dotychczas juz
posiadamy = przybywa obec.
ME apteka, brak kt6re;; od-
dawna dawal sic odczuwae..
Zalozycielem tejie ma bye p.
Maks Szpotahski, dlugoletni
wspo}pracownik W apiece
Suttlifa i innych. Nowemu
przedsiebiorcy zyczymy po-.
"Oozculd. e<4ez 2f@@x585 s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

ZMARLY w South Chica-
go notaryusz publiczny Jan
Cinema (rodowity Kaszuba).
wiele dobrego uczynil dla
wsp6lrodak6w swoich gdyz,
mial byl znaczny wplyw W.
urzedach miejskich miasta
Chicago, i zaimowal bardzo
czesto wp]ynowe urzedy "
zarzadzie miejskim, a wplywu
swego uzywat zawsze ma do
bro swoich rodak6w. wyra-
biajac i'm korzystne zajecia ".
urzedzie miejskim. wstawia-
iac sic zawsze "a mimi " sa-
dach. a"%s ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
or wydawca: HierOnim DerdOwsk1.
|zyczDym'' -'i "kre-
atura Aoglii".

PEKJNG. Przy-
by} tn misyonarz kra-
jowiec, kt6ry ledwie
zdo}af uciec z Yung-
Ching i opowia'da, ze
handy wielkiego ku-
}aka spali}y jego ka-
plice / zamordowafy
mu zone. Te same
handy spali}y tez
koScl6} misyonarza
:angielsk1ego,' zabi}y
go drugiego zaS mi
syonarz,a zwi&azafY /
uprowadzi4y z soba.
Przeznaczono go
pewnie ma tortury.
Zw19zek wielkiego
ku4aka K !: aka rloz''ciagna} ''a ju:z
8, .swe panowa''nliie' ''''1li 20 cd d:
Tientsin1 ma zach6d
do PaotinIg Flu. Woj-
ska !; ! chl1iskie b J! s i['. .,. ,W'!cl'ale '.!l'
.nIe 3 usfluJa saumi16e d
powsta'hfc6W. v II . D +.
Minister belgijs'.k]Esi *
|otrzyma} wiadomoSe,
yzi'e ze trzydzie6ci os6b,
mezczyn,. kohiet i
dzeci belgijskich do
stafo sic W rece ban
dyt6w, kt6rzy JUL. "a "a.
bill kilkunastp euro
pejczyk6w. Gztonko-,
vie stowarzyszenia
wlelkiego ku}aka pala
misye, niszcza tory
k[olejowe / l zabijaja
.chrzeScian.
W rEadzie chihskim
iistnieje rozdwoienie.
Jedni chc9 tame po-
}ozy6 ple']k'':iie9'|ll1n1ej X: 9'|l Incl :l'( robo-
Gle bandyt6w, d(rudzy
lie dla cudzozlemc6w
usposobieni po't1ta'-. pot !.
JENNIE stowarzyszenie
wielkiego ku}aka po-
pieraja.
a.5-r e., : II 4 y It
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

.DU PAWLOWSKI, zy-
dowski szlachczyc W Milwau-
kee, 653 Grove Str, oglaszai
sic W przesz}ym roku we
W1ARus1E ia co. ma sic
rozumiec. ME zaplaciD. CO on
chce poslac. chiopu "a jeden
dollar e fame biblioteke. Ale
pewnie, lie razy zlowii dollar
ka. tax dotrzymywai obietni'-
cy, jak niedawno z mani sobie
postapil. KiedySmy sic cd
niego upomioali dw6ch dola~
row zaleglego abonamentu "a
W 1ARUsA. kt6re nam obiecal
zaplacit ksiazkami, dostaly sic
nam cd niego, miast spo-'
dziewanych dw6ch dolaro~
wych bib.li Of e { Z e k -
dwie palestyhsk:e 6gi. =;
Hep! hep
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

bral cd. so ciu Polak6w W
Calumet i Red Jacket Mich,
przedplate ma kruszkowe
gazety, potem zapar} sic. by
cd owycn ludzi jake pieniadze
odebral. Kruszka, zamiast
kazac z}odzieja aresztowac.
postal do Calumet drugiego
zlodzieja, ably okradzonych
|udobrucha}. - Kruk kruko-
wi Okla ME wykole, a Kruszka
Kruszkiewicza ME wyda ma
bole.
PEWIEN starry KA-
Waller W Wausau, Wis,
kt6ry W ciagu swych d}ugo-
letntch konkur6w zwykle bar
dzo wysoko siega}, W gore
nos zadzierajac i szukajac
wiecej dolar6w, anizeli wdzie~
k6w cielesnych. nareszcie.
mad wszelkie spodziewanie.
stall sic tkliwym romantykiem
i ozeni} sic ME gwoli fortuny,
lecz gwoli muzyki. Poja} "a
malzonke dawniejsza farmer"
ska organising i teraz do wolf
rozkoszowat sic mole h g h
t o n a m /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
DETROIT, MICH. = j;

DETROIT, MICH. - Ja-
k6b Dabrowski, zatrudniony.
W odlewni k6l zalaznych
Amer. Car Shop & Foundry
przy Ferry ave. poni6sl ciez-
kie uszkodzenie ma zdrowiu..
Stalo sic to tym sposobem,
ze nikczemny iakis towarzysz
jego wlal wody do formy, y,
kt6ra Dabrowski nalewal
roztropione zelazo. Nastapa
straszny wybuch j mieszczesh ].
wy D. ciezko zostal poparzonys
watpia. cry bedzie n6gl wzrok
odzyskat! Do czego to pro-.
wadzi nikczemna zazdrostl
w CR1VITZ, Wis. aresz-
towano farmera G. Wieczor.
ka, ktdry podczas kl6tni -
granice ) sasiadem Jozefem
Zientch, uderzy 60 " glove
kawalem zelaza. ZranionJ
dopodo obnie umrze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07
PRETORIA. /, ! &

PRETORIA. -
Boerzy zadali Angli-
kom pod :Lindbey inc
wielkie straty.Szt;urm'l q .
przypu'szczony przez'
wo)sko ::angielskie ma
Elandsfontein nic po.
wi6d} sic a Roberts
by4 zmuszony cofna6
sic edoKlipprl:iil've':rlb'u|lrg, pl:il''
poniewaz komunlka-
cya kolejowa ma jeg.o:
ty4ach zosta}a prze-
wana, a wielki pociag
z zywno6cia dosta}
sic W rece Boerdw. ! y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

MOSKWA. - Do
nosza z Konstantyno.
pola, re W paiaeu
su}tansk,:ii.ml ,:i.l prz,yaresz.-. :.
towano trzech Wyz-.
szych ofcer6w, kt6'rzy
podobno chcieli wy
sadzid " powietrze te
czes6 palacu, " ...i' kt6- to
rel znajd.u'ja sic apar-
tamenta su}tahsk;le|:. {; {:
.Rosya bu'd5:u'lje b'5:'lj nowy'
statekl w,'oje',nl1n!y, ! Prasa 1ta
rosyjsk;a dasa sic na
nrezydenta Stan6WV Y
Ziedno czo 4 4 Ych 20 ! y.
.patye jalkl:a' Y, ten okaza
B ob g emf b: !: sary ulsz'6'w' IS J 1: ! y
bur6W. Mosk ka1e ma
!! ~ vaja 50 dwuje-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

LOND YIN. Nj
niste rum w'ojny ode
bralo masterpieces de-
pe,sze Cd ge'|nlerat}a Ia;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

II ia,-Ef E,E -" 81 Y .&& y f&.4 ~
CARACAS, J Vene-
zuela, 81 Maja. Ge-
neral Jose N. Her He
n;a,nlldez, n; q p:rz'eW6d'ca r '!,|' '
po..
chWyconY zosttalf: s I Al: przez ',|'
wojska r'zadowe.P Y Pow Y
stanle wobec tego
uwazane w'I':l,'l''l'; jest "a sko1- ,l']'''
cZ0ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-07

PQZNANIA w Nebrasce
uzala sic nam kllku tamtej-
szych polskich oby@ateli ma
cieskie czasy, szczee6 6lnie
narzekaja ma biede:. Antoni
Wolihski. Abdon NJ. Gdaniec.
Michal Mudlaw. pant Teresa
Tesmar kupicc Jan Mamot,
a kowal Franciszek Strzelecki
nawet calkiem chce sic ztam-
tad wyprowadzit.
CHICAGO. - Pred SEE
dzia Culachan toczyla. sic
onegdaj sprawa adwokata
Aleksandra Retmahsk skiego z
South Chicago, kt6ry oska-
rzony byl 0 chee zatruciia
rybaka Marcina Csrlsona. Q
czem m gazety tutelsze
,1:.ol,, ,lc,orn;o pndc,ac
rozprawy okazalo sic, ze byl
to tylko .'tryk' polity tykier6w J,
BY tYm sposobem popsu,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
Queer Titles to Queer Books.

The world OF books is full OF queer
titles, but few vii appear more strange
to modern readers than that of DCok.
in five volumes, called: On the Divine
Noble Gift. tt" philosophical, highly
Dear and Wi,i,d~' ons AIT to Brew Beer
This book was published in 1873, by H
kn,,n~t. and It would probably have
been frryotte.. lony ago but Tor its queer
title - . .
Since this work was ISSUED, the art Of
brewing bee has charged in many re-
spects The beer Of those days would
hardly suit lie discri minating modern
palate. Science ami art have combine d
to develop the splendid Golden Grain
Belt beers, malt food product OF great
value, brewed by the Minneapolis Brew
ing Co.. which but to try is to approve.
Order OF yous local dealer, Or L. S. Tam
uer, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
REBEL LOSS HEAVY,

Large Body of Insurgents Routed by the
Ninth Cavalry Near Guinobatan.
MANILA. Dec. 24-Advices brought
by steamer from Southern Luzon say
that a lieutenant and 60 men of the
Ninth United States cavalry attacked
large body Of insurgents last Wednes-
day near Guinobatan, province of AL
bay. After the battle 40 dead insur-
gents We're counted, together with
many wounded.
The only American casualty was the
wounding of sergeant, who was cor
nered by several rebels and struck in
the leg by bolo. The rebel loss was
the heaviest recorded among recent
encounters.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
ZONE


ee''l Az COW
CIR 1,hhir st nas Vii i reiativea here.
8 Mr.. aud Mrs: G. Il. Rogers are back
II. from Minneapolis. Il. r.. tfs.z' b
Geo, Harding came up from t'lll. Mime MI n
apolis Tor the holidays. s. . ~ @ 4 II.
= John Hobbitt spent Christmas in Mon q,
+. ticello. ri, III. $.. s... ...s, /
Mr.apd Mrs. c. H. Stoddard are visit
ing in Wisconsin. ~" s>=& =
Miss Adelaide Tanner has returned
from Hibbmg.
Miss Bessie Burial is home from Her.
man for the holidays.
Miss Emma GARNER is home from s.
Joseph for the holidays.
Miss Grace Mahan is home nom AMMAN
dale.
! Fred Hoffman spent Christmas with
his sister, Mrs. Otto Schleusener, at Pine
City.
W.T.. Campbell was down from Ram
dali Monday.
Ed. Dumont has gone to Bemidii for
the winter.
\. W.kZaloudek was in Chicago on
business.
Miss Florence Millspaugh is home from
1moua.
4 Jacob Neisius was in from Pierz Mon
day.
Miss Celia Drowskowski is home from
St. Joseph for a visit.
Jos. l.. Meyer was i'll t.Pau] On bus
CO Brannep Was down from Duluth
on business.
Dan Nester OF Minneapolis was the
= guest Of his brother John Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Brown visited ltla-
tives in ST. Cloud Christmas day.
Mrs. Margaret O'Bren has re 'urned
to Farbau!t after visit with Mrs. Ed.
Simmons.
Miss (ieftie. Bracke OF Minneapolis is
visiting her brother NJ. J. Bracke.
Harmon Brown came down from Du-
luth for hr,sttnas.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Wrl,er Folsom visited
q Taylors' ais relatives.
~ MIR. ard Mrs. Chas. kirwel were down
Y from Crookston Tuesday.
e e Mrs Go NJ. Dow is back from Sno-
Ss horaish, Wash.
Miss Mary Turner is up from the uu-
81 versity.
sz Miss Mary German, OF l..tchfeld, and
Miss beneficiary, Of Minneapolis. are
i guests OF Mrs. s. F. Staples.
- Misses Veda and Eva Lndbergh are
:. Ahome FROM Stanley ssHa'l, MINNEAPOLIS,
4 Tor the HOLIDAYS
'3|s, G, E. Hyde, OF Webster, S. d., visited
Cd friends here.
DR.. Ro berts spent Christmas with his
T. children in Brainerd.
4, Mrs. G. H. Staples is here from Fargo
4. for visit.
Miss Josephine. Anti is up from Chicago
for the holidays,
Ed. Bell is down IRON Akeley for the
holidays.
Adolph Anderson visited in Minnea-
polls.
\ DR.. and Mrs. +. H. Nero, are visiting
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. L. l., Quinn spent Christmas
vito Brainerd relatives.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28

Those interested in city school
matters will be very sorry to hear
that Miss Grace Hill has resigned
her position, owing to continued i'll
health. Her successor has not yet
been definitely selected.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
Tornado in Alabama.

MACON, Miss, Dec. 24.-News has
been received here that tornado
passed through the western edge OF
Noxubee county and the western part
of Pickens and Sumpter counties, Ala,
doing great damage. Telephone news
is meager. Many houses are reported
destroyed and several people killed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
More Steel Rails for Eurona.

New YORK, Dec 2G.-The Carnepie
company has received hurry order
from Tia ,5rs,at Eastern railway of
England for 5000 tons Of steel rails
The government Of Norway has placed
contracts with Pennsylvania and Mary.
land steel companies for 1900 tons of
steel rails
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
RE OVER s. ! .l-lE ONE:.


8Kentuety OffiA ialss Am hush q (sane ~
sa,.lx Ro bbeys.
TU1LAHoMA. Tenn, Dec. Five
mon dynamited the vault of the Coffee
County bank at Lanc chester, Ky. They
secured s., 900 in currency. stole 8
handcar and escaped il the direction q
sTullaho ma. Shortly after their depar-
-tnre the lone night patrol Of Manc chester
found the bank doors opened. He
immed iately telephoned the authorities
here. "a policeman and q deputy sher-
i'll. heavily armed. secreted themselves
along the railway mile out. In q
short time the handcar appeared and
was ambushed. -Four of the thieves
succeeded in getting away in the
darkness, but the fifth man proved -
be the one who carried the treasure
and all the loot was recovered. IS. .s. :. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
Will Leave Livadia Next Month.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. "a. The cor.
respondent Of the Associated Press has
been Informed by one Of the ministers
Of state that Emperor Nicholas and the
ministers Of finance and foreign affairs
do not expect to leave Livadia, where
The cZaC is conya}"scing, before the
middle Of January.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28

LANCASTER, Wis, Dec. 24.-Four
burglars blew open the safe Of the P.
T. Stevens bank at Montfort with
nitroglycerin at 2 o'clock a. NJ MI.
Doran, who lives near by, hearing the
explosion, put his head out Of the win.
dow and yelled Fire number Of
times. This scared the burglars, who
put out their lights and ran to the de.
pot, where they had a handcar ready,
and started east. Seven Montfort men
took another handcar and followed
them, overtaking the burglars hand
car three miles this side Of Ridgeway,
which they found tumbled down the
bank. From there they tracked them
mile further, where they found them
in the loft Of a barn. The Montfort
men opened fire on the burglars from
below and IS shots were fired, one Of
the burglars being shot in the leg.
They were finally overpowered and
brought here. No money was secured.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28

Ed Broder has leased the black
smith shop owned by L. Vasaly, on
First avenue south. and will take
possession Jan. LIST.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
Dowager Lady Churchill Dea,, 1

LONDON, Dec. e. Dowager Lady
Chnrc chill senior lady ,of the bed.
cham Der and an intimate friend of the
queen, was found . dead ii her bedroom.
at Osborn. On retiring she com planned
of cold but 2 larmin symptoms man.
Tested chem Ives and her indisposi..
Stionwa not If g 30 81 8 serions
nature.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
BURGLARS Frightened Away.

CLEVELAND, Dec 24.-Burglars at
tempted to rob the Exchange bank at
Madison, O., % miles east Of this city.
They, blew open the safe but were
frightened away before securing its
contents. A man who discovered the
burglars at work was seized and bound.
The safe contained O large sum of
money, but not cent was secured by
the cracksmen.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
Robbed and Left to Freeze.

MITCHELL. S. D., Dec. 24.-N. J.
Nielsen. treasurer of the Workman
lodge of this city, was held up by foot.
pads at midnight, bound and gagged,
his pockets rif1ed of $3.50 and left lying
in an alley to freeze When found by
night watchman Nelson's hands and
feet were badly frozen and he was un-
conscious. The money taken from his
pockets was funds he had collected as
treasurer of the lodge and which he
was preparing to turn over to his sue.
cessor. There ia no clue to the perpe-
traitors of the crime.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28

Lee Hollenbeck OF sioux City: la.
is in the county visiting relatives
during the holiday, at Little Falls
and Royalton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28

JEFFERsvILLE, Ind, Dec. ga race
war is on at Cementviile, q small sta:
ton OH the Panhandle road, five miles
north Of this city, and serious trouble
is expected at any minute. The negroes
are all armed and the whites are keep.
ing within doors to avoid them.
The outbreak began when Lee Ran.
ger and John Redmond, negroes, both
drunk, started in to intimidate whites
When their insults were resented other
negroes joined the liquor crazed men
and captured Sam Kendall's saloon.
Nearly 30 shots were fired but no one
was hurt.
An appeal by telephone was made to
Sheriff Rave for help and he drove to
Cementville and to some extent Quoted
the negroes After his departure an
other outbreak took place and message
after message came to the local police
to send men to the town. Sheriff Rave
was again asked to go the scene, but he
declined to do so. $50. =
one Negro Shot. -.
Kendall, in ad dition to his saloon,
conducts a dry goods store, which was
being attended by his wife, and into
this the negroes Hocked after the firing
at the saloon. Mrs. Kendall was badly
frightened and her husband ran into
the place and began shooting into the
mob. Ranger was shot, but5how badly
is not known, as he. was carried away
and secreted by his comrades. Ken.
dall's life was threatened and about
midnight he managed to escape from
his store and came direct to this city,
awakening Prosecutor Mon tgomery
and begging him to issue warrants and
have deputy sheriffs sworn in to serve
them. s*= 49, ss
d. Ii was almost daylight when the
community became quiet, the negroes
having every thing their own way. So
far no outbr eak has taken place. It is
believed the ightest quarrel will
bring q bout. a bloody riot. So:
z5$ There ls no direct telephone com.
.munication it'll the place, butt5a pr.
waite line owned By the railroad is be.
ing used 70 keep the officers posted. ssss
=
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28

We carry the largest stock
Poultry in he city.
Little FALLS PKG. Co.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28

Supt. Rowe and Seal, Chas. HUFF
and Miss Eta Patterson are at
tending the educational meeting at
st. Paul.