Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-19

She was married last spring, and had
wealthy and influential friends In Eng
land. z.s j.. 49, 5s.,.#
Henry Buchard, an indian policeman
on Leech Lake reservation, was found
dead near the railroad track q few
miles south Of Walker. It; Is thought
he was killed by q logging train.
Rt. Rev. J. B. Cotter, bishop Of the
diocese of Winona, arrived home Mon
day from st. Mary's hospital at Roch-
ester, his recovery from his recent Sc
rious illness and attendant operation
having warranted his removal.
Congressman F. G. Stevens 10 au-
thority for the statement that st. Paul
will be headquarters for the new
Northwestern division of the rural de-
livery system. Offices will be estab-
lished in the new federal building.
Chief Justice Start of the supreme
court has granted stay of sentence
until the October term Of his court in
the case of the state against Fred A.
Briggs, convicted in Minneapolis on
charge of maintaining nickle-in-the-
slot machines.
Sheriff Ole P. Erickson of Crow
Wing county was fined SIS and costs,
amounting to $25 more, for allowing
George Wolfe, a United States prison
er, to roam about the town of Brainerd
when he had been sentenced to serve
time in the Jail.
Captain Fred Coffin, head of the
mounted squad of the Minneapolis po-
lice force, was arraigned in Judge 81
liott's court Thursday on an indict-
ment charging him with having So
licited a bribe. The officer pleaded
not guilty and furnished bail.
Mrs. Bernhard Sander, living at
1873 East Fifth street, st. Paul, re-
ceived what are thought to be fatal in
juries by the explosion of gasoline
stove in her home. Her husband is
also burned and injured, but hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
The Great Northern railroad is hav-
ing considerable trouble at Osseo with
its bridge constructing crew. Up to
date two gangs of IL men have aban-
doned their jobs. The, men say the
company wants them to work overtime
at the same rate as for regular time.
Claiming Seabury. a member Of the
state capitol commission, appeared be-
fore the st. Paul park board and sub
mitted a plan for the conversion Of
two blocks adjoining the new state
capitol into park. He said the state
was powerless to act. The estimated
cost would be about $4,000.
Miss Lucinda Ansbro and Miss Elts-
abeth Kirwin, who have been teaching
in the public schools Of st. Paul, have
been appointed teachers in. the gov
eminent schools in the Philippine ISL
ands.. The teachers left on Tues
day last for San Francisco, to sail
July % on one, of the government
transports. s.s.. .es:,.. :...t-.,
The Red River Of the North is over
flowing its banks and creating havoc
along its shores. The bridge spanning
1t at Climax has been washed away,
while the one at Neilsville is under
water and five feet out of plumb. It's
approaches have been swept away and
the Shelly bridge has suffered the.
same fate. 80 :. -s>
The grand jury at Olivia brought in
three indictments against Martin
Johnson Hage and his wife, Johannes.
for conspiracy against the mother Of
Mrs. Hage to murder her by slow star
walton. The other two indictments
are along the same line. The couple
live near Fairfax, on section Of land
Of their own: . 4; !. I -. d. =.
Mrs. Margaret e. Catlin Of Danville
has been adjudged insane and ordered
committed to the st. Peter asylum. A
year ago she was sent to the Roches-
! ter asylum. but was subsequently dis
charged. Her mind became derangcd
Z few years ago BY the shock OF ind
! Ing her chlld's body horribly mang1ed
BY barbed wire fence.
The state railroad com1nissioa has
engaged w. D. Taylor Of Chicago. an
engineering expert. to 80 over To iron
Lore reads. investigate thoroughly their
reconstruction, examine into tho stature
of their equipment and submit % the
commission an exhaustive report upon
their probable worth. The task Il Is
thought win occupy couple Of
months.
Cattle In Minnesota are becoaaing
amfcted with Aemorrhagic septicae-
mia or blood poisoning accompanied
with hemorrhage. The state board Of
Aealth has made the discovery. The
canse of the disease 70 the bacillus
boyise pticus. which b contagious and
Affects men as well as beasts. Eight
outbreaks II as many different places
wore found during the past year.
81 william Bausen, Q farmer residing
near Little Falls. was killed BY : runa-
way team southeast ofs that city. He
Mns driving 9 team and j. as followed
" another driven BY his two small
sons. The second team started @ run
lzaway. and as It turned from the road.
Ito pass the first wal son the father