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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16
FRIDAY. "a UG. Is f9ol u !.

'f'''kltIll1i.lAiI IA IG, 10 1901
Fatber Iam6the Vim visit Pai,s H.
fore rsturninRto Little Falls: 4 Z Il i
] & e: g Limo bereh has boughtssthe
team Of bays Ct DR.. WI. Beehe of
St. Cl0ud. i,q:ssss ~ ~ q sssss5J ~ g
The \ Ladies Of the Maccabees will
give asocial next Friday evening al
che residence Of Dr. Chance: = fS25d
!: , MRS. a bbie Raymond has. ipetitut-
ed, divorce, proceedings against her
husband anthony RAYMOND. s5 10
!: Frank Lents, the : ipaiuter;, ; j Is .at
sRanYille. He has contracts for
work : y s in 4, the village and vicinity nm
til NOV, Let: 5.:=::5y ot.I F,ss
Drs; sequin unuld Dufort have taken
rooms over 8 Wetsei's drug store il
Royaltoa, Boy! !E!'.!q bqt viii make 'o regular
9f1'Ps t1s g 'bocrkmaal. erl j, 2i>s ~
IN. NJ stsbblns sold his msii and
stage route between. swanville and
Long Prairie, to- . B: r.; Tavlor,, ana
vent @ e, e dMtandiio; M II. :, p:,fof The tal
=: go s.I.s ..-.i1..11. s.! n: a4rr.,t:,
prince Balm has built, avery fine
residence eson. the place of the sBaiA
brothers, b few miles from s1anvville.
NJ: Moore ot sxanv!iite Va the con- eol,i
.,t.s;e o: l-.:I -. ...!z.2 aG: 81: n2c'7
g The first 3numbsrs ot5the. Motley
Citizen'has* been received f is neat
in appearance, covers the local field
thoroughly, sand, will dodbtedly
nrrf,v = ainnc1oaaa si EFtf . Jzs9iE5S~tt e.:
ST sh1.f ff5.t: -5ss.s-.. - t...;..LcT7 I'll
Now steps have been placed in 'front.'
Of the Baptist church and the. railing
treatedstota d coat Of paint and ifYou
imagine il does not look any better.
just come to church next Sunday and
~: sit i.-.z-:.-- =. 55,:: I'D
r. You can reach : some oflthe people
by advertising in some papers,. but
TO reach MOST Of the people part Of
the time1or al the time, you'v ve got
TO advertise ip The Herald; "And
!, - -
you ;an,t get away from it. -. t,...., -;
The Eastern Star xilligive a social
SO, their lodge rooms tomorrow
evening. & Thereewill Be cinch Ia Ia one ono
ball for the asinhhers'' and crokinols
ia Tho other iior d saInts. il
will be provided Tor on the roof. ~
s,a,,t.. 80. s. -;
~ vs. .,dsI -, ~ ~ 80 tn.s,i Il
sird,,ae; I'D Iaso. is''u :
t.e z -. 1a - d ,,,as a.'n'e.snees = =.
tSs tTs M;1;a t Ta"s & 49, - 'one. 8 ,x..n
the;v, should adopt The e chr;at;an -.
[lixion:: -? .>,.... =, -: -. .--:.
- . = -, z::3- :-::-:; : 7-:.--.-- ,:7o.
Leo vans '.'? o. e. .Caou'' !,, = brother nthsl
" onn a. Ga'ns, 'l, WI li'ii rail n.xt mo ath
!or g s1sE E1uro'e where he ! will study M in the
famous m e'' university ,oi Lou!sain, .:'t! Bel
gum: nr; 4ans mas oeen etndy'pg
losS y! 14e = casnostc n'n!strv'so sone.'- yen
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16

You can reach . some ofithe people
by advertising in some papers,. but
TO reach MOST Of tthe people part Of
the tlme'or al tie time, you've got
TO advertise in The Herala: .s4nd
You ;an't get away from. it. ~.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16

Jos. o'connor, for a long. time n
engineer on thu switch engine, has
been :|transferred to tho ! main line,
ehas. Hasan; ;whowaa Oh the branch
some time ago, succeeds Mr. o,Cont.
t,1,or5heraEA s5eT4.asss3 e.::3 III s!::s =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16
o. = '.I::sI 'E.z.s lSSlE',. AHh EssstE4z,
3ri'''axned! I I, 4.

- L"aT-+ 3..e ..EFE'-s rs. t''-.i= '-><a = y
Now is: certainly an: the, I
: rs, syg.f.s .ss*. :: ~. 8
time: { /: TO- t'g get Il the job .
done. ,Just nowSthere 9 1 Is ! $ !. .
is a. breathing space 8
:: zs .s5:t>::i ! 81, :,::s*:s.T, ,::z.s5>s 8:
before the heavy = fall: e;
1..T~;.I ~ y,ss i II
trade + 4 & comm 1'q'|' n'enees, and ''|
prompt <swork: can be
- IL s. :: ~: = sSs & 4
done. q sWe have + just
received: our. ~. .:..s::. :,.s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16

Drs; seguin una Dufort have taken
rooms i over 1i,e Wetsel's drug, store il
koyalto9,j :9y eqt vill ma make e. regular
trips to: Buck : 5s-,e,,,~.5,::>. ~,.. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16

j. commissio oners Sullivan ! and Ted.
ford. and Df: Chance; the county
board 81 health, met t " ontdaYy,, = saIud Il
adjourned to Sept. f5th.,> l'zf1s'5 H3 = -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16

There will: b. services next Sunday
morning and drafternood,: ): az the reg.
ular'hours, lat; oSt:Al6ert'sl church:
Father Gp1dsk. win oiatiateg: e: o11aa 8
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16
Father ramothe Vim visit Parts|be
fore rsturninRto Little Falls 4 ~
] G C ,t,l A. :: Limo bereh has 2bought. The
team Of bays Ct Dr.. W. T.. Beehe of
st, Cloud. -, 9 .55 g hfs 9 sss':fy 4
The I Ladies Of. the Maccabees will
give asocial NEXT Friday evening at
che resid dence Of Dr. Chance: II fSs9a

Frank Lent, the paiuter,, ,'.!l is, s
s~a'nylille. l' 'lllll he bas contracts fer
work il i 'at the yillaReand vicinity nm
til Nov. Let. :~s:5f f,;-+s~jt,. a.; has
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16

s.=e Reoseau q e.aq Times; r Robert 4, Reschke,
one Of the former young: farmers of 81
sofer, ia:et present located at Mens.
burGb Mimi I . g.; .5.s. 1::.:E==: tf5<.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16

IN: NJ. Stsbb1ns sold his mail and
stage route between: swanviile and
Long Prairie, to- r.; Favlor,, ana
vent 'e'' f. T. dfgsndiio; gi ~ y. j The IS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16
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!. the Latest s. i: Makes. ll'' ;' -
The Variety .iss End-s:
less Prices to suit. ALL
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-16

+. RI !, Dy'b'dahIan 4, F.E, Keith 81 81
!s,l Elbow We Lake, j we're ere, here Saturday.
Ihe gentlemen interested in bank.
ing and real estate; .,:sst> J: -, :. ,.,s,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
BOSTON BOY LOST IN NEWBORN.
WAS on HIS WAY TO MExIco AS INTERPRETER
FOR A SYRIAN.

IT want to go home" We're the words that star
tied Sergeant Carson in the Tenderlon station last
night The sergeant looked up from his desk and
twelve-year-old boy standing in the doorway
The little fellow said that his John
Kadra, and that he lived No. 154 Hudson-st,
Boston, Mass. He had arrived IN New-York yes
terday morning, having left Boston the night be-
fore FAN River boat. His father had sent
him TO act interpreter for Zamoun Kadra.
Syrian, who his way to Mexico He had
lost the Syrian. and did not have enough money to
return to Boston.
The boy had 81 20 in silver and ten pennies. He
said that the with whom he came 10 New
YORK was not a relative. though they bore the
same name, and that their arrival in the city
they first went 10 breakfast. and then the man
left him. saying that he going TO No lI3 Wall
ST He waited some time. but IS Kadra did not
prayers. ~
! ne sergeant sent him TO the Children's Society
whore he taken care of for the night TTe viii
probably be sent back TO Boston to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
TO UNITE SMALL INSURANCE coupayJrs

flttsonrg, June The Armenia Fire Insurance
company OF this city has been merged in the
Mestchester Fire Insurance Company of New
York The rev company will AZ once take charge
OF the business OF the Armenia, which has been
Operating IN pennsylvania Illinois. Ohio wIscon-
e.. 81. als.lhesota michigan and Colorado IL is said
that this merger is the beginning OF q movement
- - Sohsohoate an the small insurance companies
IN the country into one large concern
MUTUAL RESERVE LICENSE REVOKED
Madison Wis, June 1.-The Wisconsin license OF
me MUTUAL Reserve Fund Life Insurance Company.
Commissioner - ~ N' '"0o
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Central Park West W $ 25ll n n Of lO6th-st
32xlOO; Joseph n Hertzlich 10 Dora Asbel:
mortgage. $40, ......--..---
l14th-st, n s. $50 II Of Amsterdam-ave. 50N
l6O.1l; JOSEPH Spota TO Charles II Parmly;
mortgage. s6I 900. r ;. S27 .--------
Ilth-st n s. 1912 fl OF 5th-ave 23.4xl03-9:
1lth-st. n s 2206 It e os 5th-ave. % sx1033;
William Rau Ia Leopold Wertheim; mortgage.
5lst-st n s. 100 Il OF 5th-ave. 30 6K1oo.5: Will
lam Park John Farley: r 5, sllo. .-...
81 Nicholas Place s cor l55th-st, 1856 fx224 II
70 Croton AQueduct xl443Nl99.3: 81 Nicholas
ave. l55th-st. 1.11x 9x o.
Joseph 10th Caroline Rullman: r :. Sl9l 80.
bth-ave e s. - 2 y n Of 96th-st. 75Xl0O: George
Vail 10 John 5 I'hipps: 5. $40. ....--..--.-..
113th-st No Is West 25N100. II: Max BargebuEr
Samuel Weiss; mortgage. $4,000; r 3 81 so
eOth-st. No III East, 20N100.5: Bertha Drucklieb
and another Louis Druckleb: r :. S25 90
s7th-st. Nos and East, 5OX100S: Andrew A
Smith To John Phipps; mortgage, $4,000;
r s. Sl3O 50. observation-disclosures. .-.....-..-..-..-.
slst-st. s. 20e.6 II OF 1st-ave, 75xl02 2; Chris
tian Hammel to John Mueller and wife: mort
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
TE1DALL FELLOWSHIP AWARDED

Bergen Davis Of the class Of sc at Rutgers Col
lege' and a graduate student at Columbia has re-
oelNeo The John Tyndall Fellowship for the En-
cement OF Physics for ISU'O2 The fellowship
Nas Iounoed IN 1880 by gift OF 81 900 from Pro-
lessor John IyndaIl, the distinguished English
phySlcist The income from this sum Is devoted to
the holder OF the award "
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
CANADA.
MANOR RICHELIEU."

MANOR RICHELIEU,"
MURRAY BAY. QUEBEC
New Hotel owned and operated the Richeiieu -
Ontario Nav Co.: accommodation for 400 guests: hand
sou.ely furnished: hot cold fresh water
baths; steam heat. climate combination OF
tain and The beautifully thu
foot OF the laurentan Mountains. overlooking the ma
Jestic 81 Lawrence River reached by steamers OF the
o. Nav. Co.. from Toronto. CLAYTON n. Montreal
and Quebec. For and booklet send to r. NJ
PATERSON. Manager OF r. s o. n. Co.. Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE

At NORWALK CONN., 40 miles Zone hour from New
York. HOLLYWOOD. the late residence Henry l. Hoyt
mansion. lodge. stables high ground. overlooking
Norwslk. South NOrwalk herbor. islands. Long
Sound: abundance choice trees gas
electricity telephone city water failing springs
fine building sites II desired up; from
postoice churches. trolley cars station ten
from South Norwalk station Twenty-seven trains daily
10 and from New York Daily steamboat In summer
Inquire
FRANK A. HOYT No. rs Reade Street New York
ASA B. WOODWARD. NorwsIk Conn
Executors.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICE!

Choice Residences and Building Sites for
sale at Orienta, Mamaroneck, N. Y. on the
Sound. Orienta has been described by a ceIe-
brated writer as "A Hidden Paradise"
Special Inducements to prospective builders
few cottages TO rent furnished for the
Summer.
CHAS. BROOKS, Mamaroneck. n v.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
BROOKLYN Dropertp Go cei.

IsLEGANr APARTMENTS. Cor. Flatbush Ave and
IL Hawthorn St: and Z and bath; handsomely
decorated plumbing steam heat; hot water supply
and all light II desire live In
the city enjoy the fresh
Of these IL. S. STEWART, 26l
Fiatbush Ave-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

CuTY HT-ILDING LOTS IN Bronx % minute, from
- - 42d ST near Rapid Transit: buyer TO com
per payments lots VIII be sold balance due SlOO
each. terms 50 cash. weekly. LAWRENCE 59' west
33d 81 Telephone 3sl 3sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
HOEEMAN ARTS
FURNISHED Apartments Go Eft.

LNLFGANTIY furnished apartment $50 month. JOHN
II KARST. 80 F. 10Th St. from 10 to IL. apply
WALTERS 10 Park Place.
II lNT until October: two connecting furnished apart
IL mens: all light and cool f. b. 125 E 2ithst
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
WEST VIRGINIA.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.
The representative OF the South. June 10
New lights and private baths. Also sulphur.
Turkish Russian and spout baths. OF profess
siOnaL Orchestra of Is pieces. Write illustrated
booklet. Address. until June 1
HARRINGTON MILLS. Mgr.
The Grafton. WashIngton. y. g
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
ONE MONTH FREE!

Choice apartments. go. Do and 234 West 122d St
seven and eight and bath; all improvements; hall
service. steam heat hot water supplied. Sc. from
SS3 upward. Jantor, premises.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
School Agencies.

5rbool Aacneies
a MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a n supple Professors Teachers. Tutors
VIC 70 Coieges: schools and Families Apply
MIS- NJ. j. YOUNG FULTON. % SQUARE
Nj IklAM COfRlERES Teachers Agency $50 5th- ave-
~ New-fork; telephone 5S4 1sth-st-Colleges schools
families supplied teachers placed; department
rINEACHERS schools and COLLEGES LIS, Of
L vacancies free. GUNSTON BUREAU. Hancoct ma
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
ADIRONDACK CA0P

700 feet frontage shore lake near Lake George
six hours from here excellent fishing bathing hunting
cottage with separate kitchen and servants quarters
completely furnished and ready immediate
quantities OF ice and wood boat Everything
perfect order Owner occupy s4 Might
rent Salo PhotoRraphs. z z. SIO(IrM airvaN
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
ON SOUTH MOUNTAIN.

BUCKS COUNTY, PENN. 1000 FSfT ELEVATION:
TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA. NEAR GRAND
VIEW SANITARIUM: 4 GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY
HOME. modern residence. IL rooms all ccnvenences:
magnificent views valley mountain acres; highly
improved; shade fruit, garden stable.
and delightful situation SI2.O Photographs here
PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
Real estate h)auieo.

WANtbD. IN South Orange. by September lease for
" few yeafk, unfurnished room house
WIN modem equipments ground hut stable de-
sired Party leaving summer wishes lnueaias
agreement Address A T. s.. SO NewY York
\A@AlfSD--.lsetwesn 34th streets East Side
on SfaiDercy Park, uDfurnished for de-
sirable tenant HORACE s. ELY q CO. ca cedar Street
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
Gsalbers.

~ at III Z. s2d-at. Two pupils received In family.
WANTED-Teachers. ladies; teacher Latin. mathemat-
w les; teacher languages: teacher sciences;
city school, primary teacher; goyerness.
$50 monthly companion; German
Miss DONOVAN'S EDUCATIONAL AGENCY. East
1ath-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
Brooklyn propertp For Sale.
SAFER THAN WALL STREET.

TWO detached houses. esth-st. and 2d-ave. Brookyn
neighborhood unsurpassed: hot water heat hardwood
tn exposed plumbing for inspection Sundays. to
. r. NJ. or address OWNER. z. o. Box 9s. Brooklyn
Easy terms: ngents.
NtTHo WANTS charming basement private house,
w box beautiful! section Brooklyn?
S. 800: No dealers Address B., Box 30
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
1880
10000

5000
10000
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

$4,000
10000
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

$500
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
For Bows and Young Men-City.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

TUT Buys and Young Men-COunLry-
rT'HE SECOND TERM OF '~vvOODSIDE" a Summer
- School for boys In the SOUTHERN ADIRONDACKS.
begins June IS exceptionally heathru Close supervision
OF morals and manners Influences. Class it
desired frequent outings and camping Best references
Address PRINCIPAL Lock Box . Chestertown. Warren
Co. New York.
ITO PARENTS OR GUARDIANS wishing a safe, Il
tractive homo boys. with without class
work. Boating. bathing. fishing; frequent outings.
Rev. II I. EVEREST. West Haven. Conn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-29
Assessment for Front street sewer

Office Of the Board OF Public Works
City Of St. Paul. Mimi, August IS IsOl
The Board Of Public Works IN and for
the corporation Of the City Of ST Paul
Minnesota. VIII meet at their Office In said
city at pm. on the 18th day OF SeUtem-
Der, \. u 1901. 10 make an assessment Of
benefits, costs and expenses arising from
constructing a sewer on Front street
city, on tile property specially benefited
thereby, amounting IN the aggregate 70
81 .4CS.
All persons interested are hereby -n0,i-
fed 10 be present at said time and place
OF making said assessment, and viii Do
heard.
II. o. HAMMER.
President.
Official: c. IL BRONSON,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
Aug 2S-190l-lt-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-29
BOYS MAKE RICH FIND
PICK UP THREE PACKAGES OF
BANK NOTES
Money, Amounting to Several Thou
sand Dollars, Thought to Have
Been StOIen From Ex-
press Company.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. Is. - Three boys
playing in a lumber yard, at Ninth and
FaInam streets, today found three pack
ages of paper money, greenbacks and ma
tional bank notes. thought to aggregate
5000 to 5000. The packages were badly
crusted with mold fror exposure
to the weather, and they will require ex-
pert examination to determine the de-
nomination of the bills. The boys who
found the money did not realize the value
Of their find and turned over the pack
ages to a local attorney who was passing
at the time. On examina ton he found
they had the wax seal of the First Ma
tional bank, to which Institution he at
once proceeded. At the bank it was said
that no such package had been lost but
it was learned that the Pacific Express
company had lost in the past six years
two such packages, each containing sew
eral thousand dollars and having a wrap
per on which was the seal of the First
National bank. George Archibald driv-
er for the Pacific Express, company, was
robbed of a package CONTAINING $1,000
about three years ago, He was arrested
and tried for the robbery, but was &C
quilted. He recently brought suit for
$4,000 damages for defamation of charac-
ter, but lost the case. Six years ago a
5000 package disappeared but an office
en- pIoye who later committed suicide
wrote the company a letter acknowledge
ing the theft and telling where the money
was hidden. a large amount of it was
recovered. ~
The express company will Investigate
the matter, and if there is reasona Bile
cause for doing so, the company will
claim the money.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-29
Minneapolis News.
Gtertsen Has Resigned.

Matters took rather unexpected turn
at the monthly meeting of the Trinity
Norwegian Lutheran church last night.
The board of trustees and deacons
which at the meeting of the congregation
held on the last day of July was asked
to investigate the charges lodged against
Rev. NJ. Falk Gjersten, pastor of Trim
ity church, and to go through the docu-
ments in the case, sent to Prof. George
Sverdrup of Augsburg seminary. from
the police department of Christianfa.
mace its report and acquitted the pastor
of the charges, although the verdict was
worded in a rather uncertain way. I'm
mediately upon the, adoption of me COM
mittee's report Rev Gjertsen arose and
announced his irrevocable decision to re-
sign from the pastorate of the church.
saying that he could not remain pastor
of the congregation i'll its present dis
rupted and Instantaneous condition. he
also announced that he would preach
MS farewell sermon one week from next
Sunday. He requested that one of mis-
friends would make a motion to accent
the resignation. The motion was car
ried
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-29
DOWAGER'S WILL OPENED
EMPRESS FREDERICK LEFT ELEy-
EN- MILLION MARKS
Million Apiece Given Her six Chill
Gren-CastIe of FriedrichshOf
Goes to Princess Mar
Garet of Hesse.

HOMBURG, Aug. 2S-The will of the
late Dowager Empress Frederick was
opened without special ceremony. Her
fortune totals 100000 marks Her six
children receive ,Ce0C00 marks each The
youngest, Princess Margaret of Hesse
wife of Prince Frederick Charles OF
Hesse) also gets Friedrichshof castle. on
which the dOwager empress spent the
sum of 100000 marks. a beuuest which
she received from the late Countess Cal
liera. The dowager empress DESTROYED
only her most private papers The re-
mainder were deposited in the Friedrich
shof library. The fortune of the dowager
empress included nothing from the late
queen Victoria, the d0wager empress
having renowned all claims on her
mothers estate.
The BerIiner Tageblatt today prints an
authoritative denial of the report that the
dowager empress was married to Baron
Won Seckendorff. grand chamberlain of
her majesty's court.
The emperor has ordered that the
parade Of the Gardes Du Corps. Sent .
be omitted
The Beriner Post announces that En-
peror William has conferred upon Count
voE Seckendorff. secretary to the late
Dowager Empress Frederick, the star of
a commander of the Order of the ROYAL
House of Hohenzollern
Count Won Seckendorff under the will
receives numerous valuable tokens Of the
esteem in which he was held by the late
DoWager Empress. He will quit the SER
vice OF the court and retire into private
life
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-29
SUPERIOR IS SUED.
ROndhOIders Want Their Money
Back with Interest.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. IS
(SpeciaL)-S started in the United
States court at La Crosse will test the
character and validity OF in the neigh
borhoOd Of 100000 worth of bonds of the
city of Superior. The suit is brought
by Samuel J. King, of the state Of New
York, by his attorney, Phillip King. He
sues for the principal and interest on
bonds that were issued for special i'm
provoment purposes in 1891, which have
become due through d failure Of the city
to pay the interest.
The contention of the city in fighting
the case will be that the bonds are not
a general lien upon the city, but that
they are for special street improvements
and are a lien only on the property
which was benefited by the improve
ments. This question has once been de-
cided. The test case was that of Fow-
Ter against the city which went to the
supreme court The same bonds at is
sue at that time and the point raised was
the same one. The decision of the su-
preme court then was to the effect that
the bonds were a general lien upon the
city. The present case will be another
test of the matter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Secretary Gage i'll leave Washington
next Monday for the West. lie expects
to be absent about a month.
The president has appointed Jose Abb
reu a Filipino, an assistant in the office
in the division of inSular affairs in the
war department. Mr. A5reu came to
this country about year ago and after
taking a course at the Columbian Law
school, in Washington, took a summer
course at Cornell university. He will be
given charge of work re,ating to the Phil
ippines in the division over which Col.
Edwards presides.
The attorney general today received
telegram signed by about fifty attorneys
of Honolulu supporting the charges made
against Judge Humphries and asking for
his removal. Yesterday he received a
telegram signed by about twenty-five
members of the Honolulu bar, expressing
their entire confidence in Judge Humpli-
ries. and asking that he be retained in
his office.
Director General Fosnes, in charge Of
the department of posts in Cuba, was at
the war department today. He stated
that it was expected the trial of Charles
Nicely, charged with the misappropria-
ton of Cuban postal funds. would begin
at Havana about Oct l. Mr.. Fosnes is
here on a vacation, but is consulting with
the authorities on affairs pertaining to
the postoftice department of Cuba.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-29
Plants From prentice

PRENTICE, Wis. Aug. 2S-(speciaL}-
Bert Shepard. while working in a plan=
ming mill at TripOli twelve miles east Of
here got his foot caught in the knives,
losing all the toes and part of his foot.
He was brought here. and DR.. Ellis, of
son was run over and cut to pieces by a
freight train on the 500 Line, twenty
miles west of here. Mr.. Peterson and his
brother were walking on the t. ack, when
they decided to take a nap, one laying
down between the rails and the othec one
on the outside. The freight came around
the curve and could not stop until it hal
passed over him.-Mrs. Durand, of this
village, has been pronounced insane by
the doctors and taken to the asylum at
Oshkosh.-The long distance telephone
people reached this village with the.,
wires a few days ago and viii soon be
ready for business.