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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

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aSs Eenat tor I'm SUI III an. sAS3A ngOguiprs
Nof ilroA2 secs rom even a he mosts
III &c ~ ilroad ithout a
has the alb,i sfheS
srig sn IA the ralil ri ofdcses lille
other oli tfcnl lead sfa Iid ana Kick
tlieir toes III the 81 priv
secreta u 81 ere is q lliitttle incident sc;
the in st iaes senato works
5thinss As the benefit of his ] onsti tuentss
Il sho may either to travel MI
Who have friend Ices, and who
;SD1ects to pay q gnlar raflroadl
Rssehedule. ne senat or handed rs tie
proper party at 81 one offS the tailroal
Offices the other day q list 81 names
zen 5Sto rom he wished passes
ISSUED There were about so Soof them
I'm al
! 50 sena tor, ism this putting
I 1t 70 little strong? r. asked he to whom
lhes5list was presented here are 80
aan1es here Our folks will not stand
Tor that many passes ii one day. You
Il know; You a better cut II ii half ''s5;
f All All right, colonel I, a cheerily re,
sponded the senator, Cut 1T down
= then. .Sss8
asiHl lns. list. was handed to q clerk with
Il lions 70 pare the list down BY
1lf, and give the senator passes for
The Under. The senator eyed the
clerk as he took the big blue pencil and
began chop piping ont the names here and
there. Hi s- & 4is y3 }s.
Hold On q Bit, /" shouted the senator.
Don't bear on so hard 18th that pen
ell or A won't be able to make ont the
names you have scrat chedH out. q
What difference does that make.
SENATOR" limo Gently queried the clerk,
: ms he halted IN his work. Isl
(, n why. 4 want that list back. and to-
q morrow I'll come IN and 1.-THE passes
for those sou don t issue / hem TO to-
day. See Pm ew York I ines. 5 II
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
RTEHlA I2Ds 81
i \. ssi & Jnd Res Probate
OFDE RIO XArdIN ACCOUNTS, ETC
sra g: 11l.i u !. ID q


STATE ON rlINN EsOIA, !, 5s s5S
couxrx IS, n sl:s s M u. .
j. the ma 6f the estate. Of George
zonnsier, deceased. 81
en- reading and fl1ifl q tise let ton of ID
George sZOTnieferSt 1eceased, eTesedtirg,
anlong other shin gs.t hat Il has fulIyIads
miniete said este fe,S and has Il iii good
faith paid certain 81 ts1ebts and 81 claims
nst8saidesf ewhic III have not been
prove nor !, allexsd and praying that 9
aane anaR,,acs dxed ter and
traitor. said and riaims
so'paids w hii rns aud not proved OF allowed
and for the assi gnnne r1t q ofs he sIesftfi1e
3 IS fains ts tsle
Il az ssordered: that said be e s1
Ialllined.l and,ps and lication. for
the allowance Ct said claims 'and. debts
se9 Raa III. S a IS
As atuTday theslth 1AykIfs January eD,,
l:sl1sa.at lQO'clcEk al "a aat the probate 0fs
hGe i ia q Little ,Fallgln g
g9 ths time. and: plaee;gE saId hearing be
Iishit5t This order once 81 zach sIteek 1for:
three successive weeks prior to said day
15f eaIing. fiji the. Litt1e Fallsy Herald q
weekly nesvspaper printed and spub lished
at Little Falls lii said county.
a!ed5 at ittleaF abs the. 9Th 81 ays of
D. 1890.
BY tile Coz. S.
II. RIcHARpsoN.E
& SHsSs J1ld sc st Probate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
Il Senatorial #Lu[xwlF'iYiv.. g \

ySIs Talk bout oriental luxury &It would
ma Ike the late ssepresent I've Holnan2
of Ind ana tslrn over. III his grave to
read the 5ac counI which the senate has
inst paid ford ating and furnishing
i the room of the senate co1imitt tee On
finance For, gen line ichnessso observe
these items
Painting walls and !. eg5
!.
New marble mante 4. &. Il. 10
bookcases {. 80
ahogany 4. j. ss
Five pairs plush c.rtatns
Wilton carpets :. &. &. 400
One table. 1876
mahogany desk Is. :. 81. !. AS
One dozen mahogany chairs 458
-Four easy chairs 40
3.
i. q. !. les
5zz These are only fteW 5 the principal
items. aIn sllort, SIts cost So 100 81. deco
rate and furnisl tIel ro ON i'm Which the
senate commit tee on finance meets
Yearly SIS to rate one DON, !:
This ought S the eeelonomi caaE
statesn1an cold chill ashing ton
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
When Brya.1n,, nit the z, Hail.

~ ~ 0Vy1tn IAd1t yAe lSskA1s
An interesting story which was relat-
ed 81 the cloakroom Of the house the
other day is one Of the hitherto unfold
stories Of the late .calnpaig Il seems
Il that out at Lincoln, Neb.. there iss 10
golf course It extends over q beauti.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
80 pa ~ 5sl III .N
1T SCARED INTO THE AIR.

fsful bit OF Nebraska ling prairie and,
s4ie visible from the road that runs from
a. ]. Bryan farm to Lincoln. Every.
DAY during the summer and fall before
4 Bryan left his home for HIS stamping
& tour he would stand and Y wa tchs the
5Ek pla yers. With his love or hunting and:
an all outdoor sports Bryan felt interest,":
II ed In the game and wished that he. too
~ could be ont upon the link A One day
the tempterS came to him in the shape
of a visitor with a sba g OF golf clubs.
Bryan examine the outfit with much
interest. Finally the visitor placed the.
little white ball upon the ground and
taking club In 1 his hand showed
Bryan how, TO swing and drive. the BALI
IN Bryan glanced around, No one was
~ sing He tool, t he club in$hi is hand.
Nj ma de one or two prel nina 81 mo ions
and then struck tie ball Il soared IN
to the air with a whiz and landed some
!. where in the next county IA look t3of
4conseious pride came over :Bryanis
4, a, gu see" he said can do it. q
don you play q asked bis us
itor:
Bryan shook his head s II can't !, IN I, he e
y said. 'It worAdn,t do They would,
Il 4. make fun Of me all over the country.
& If u WASH IA preside ntial 3candi date0
The rest Of the sentence was NOT
completed, hut Il Ind ted that vhat'
!. Bryaf would do to q golf bai IL would lei
!, \a-plent N ashing ton Letter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11


The state ' SUPP. court, ii q deoi.
sion written Spy Justice Lovely declares
the Minnea1 oils rroluce Exchange to.
he aaco 4nbinsxion IN restrain int 4 Of trade.
[proEl blted ~ chapter ss359, General
Laws Of 1896. The action against the
corpora tion was #brough by Conrad I ].
/ .lEErtzs who was not q member s.ss
The sscanlons lslpsons Istlirnber com com
pany st Minneapolis con SUNNI ated
pine land deal by winch III & become,
owner nearly So, 900, 900 feet &
white pine along the Sc Louis iva, 81
and itss tributaries. illiiam sO'Brian
lof ST. Paul and his assoc iates were tha
1oWnerss IS theS land and tim bel.
IS case. g small s. has been idisc,oy.
Tered e. the orthern Lu IN ber, CONS
logging CAM three miles. tom
lfSparta sW hich 20 mon 81 are employad.1
.A force ssof 6 20 men il 5 Rauard liz tha
Ieamp "a luln nan named Inhn
viii le atte lnptinR Stos esq
quarantine, Wasssho Of q deputy and
instantl killed l..'s 81.
arden ReeYeS ofS the saltwater d nan.
ten So nut oriity for the statement
that the next legi IRE n III IS asked
forss new nriaon
and shops The. cell room room q old faah.s
Toned and too mail md tic ehoual ~
radna dec General lsIi Reeys, ]ia'
sof the opini Oh that 9 new siit6 ahonld
III ge1ected md win 8 M "a rafn,n.
mend tion - tion rs
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

o h5sA Sr
The first cargo f ican coal iii.
Russian swarships has cleared , n orfolk,
in the British Steamship Ferdinde
Tor Port Arthur: ;5 3ss 81 !.
Peter Fossett lcoloored !, u no was the
body servant OF Z, homas Jefferson, died
|at Cincinnati Thurs He was born
at NC ticello, III l81 i. 55s
The hetropo Titan English Grand r
Opera company,W viii eli is filling Il two
aWeeks engagement at Chicago will cut
4 short its tour and cl ose n the season at
Washing ton, Jan. 81. s.s= N
|ESs The American Sugar Refining COM a.
pany has 5redn need the prices az all
AIDES. of refined gar 70 poin IS and
the y National i.sSuga as, Refining com pany
h - made q cut points
Ed ward q EI'latt, elder: son 5of United
Estates Senator ! l lat, has u been elected
Igeneral Superintendent and man aR ,aisS 81
/ the United States press company ANY.
Senator Platt i presid ent. Il
At ontla y IAN. 5.$ "a
i 1! The ten in the Northern Coiorafi
coal Ids Is still te Ss.sS
The business ton &C Anthony
| lIa, has { been destroy by fire.
The men empl 81 cd st the mi hes of
the Colorado Fuel and Il Oh COZ pan ~.
lat Gallup s !; 81
I The navy Idepar tment has issued { th,as
order announcing i, the " re tiire,Inr,aent n
Rear mira 81 y take effect
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
Drs & Dimes sopiety IN. IS suicIdes

Dies d Dimes sopiety stAn saicId ss5
Dies MoINEB. ] an s. q private tele-.
GRIM from Grand 5sIsl and. states
that Harry trout . ,toung society
lead er and son Of Captain Prouty,1 q
prominent ibusineas man of Des Moines,
committed suicide ~ ooting himself
in the head ia q hotel. 5i,9S
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

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l1ely sasl
seat as
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1ronl
inces neia
fr9m aaln asass!e isle
ls as Ellatl
Ifles, IL
dent ko ttss Sc ma
turn oIst rona 81
of anals.1alT
R adde pa1dstos
ior beco tneI
N9ssis Ola sueecess So
Ots long sillcef rles
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
SAX s. 6 VI IN AL "a 81 Is % FAD.

$sseret sbnt1 Tra.twnrthy Infor mat ian i'll
q Let's = FROM the III ilippinss. III
ORR u ,,s.1I / 1en i jjamin Ide1
Wheeler presid dent Of the University
of aliforni who is now staying at
Ito Waldoet. etql:iia tai. u has b re.
ceiyed from secret I, sources
IN the Phil ppines ito the effect that
4Aguinalde is lead and that his death
occurred less than 81 reeks ago.:
The news has been kept secret Sby Ag-'
Suinado q foil overs, il Is said for the
purpose @pf 5prolong ing HI the re bellion.1
since twas believed sthats the newssof
atne chief II death would cause such dis.
courage ellt4 and ALARM that al utter
capitalization would resul 1t. SssS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
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J. Duluth ! Il ,Gl ],

Il SsS:2 Duluth Ain. 3
5s.,g=5 !ss5. DULUTH, Jan.
FLEA T--C Cash N - 1 hard 77c, & N s. 4
Northern 75c, No q FL orthe ,65@7OAc.
No: spring S@6323 6. 10 Arriv,e 3.
y hard sc, u hern 76c, May. go,
July soc. s s3s
s FLA . arrive 81 80 III cash sl.eol1,
May ~ sl.6e 4, September 81 10. 4.
5s s5 linn 81 heat. 4
77 :8sf 1NNEAPo Jan. s. &
s$s w HEA TIN Store Cash 765 ~. MAY
] uiy On Tracl N .. El hard
~ bern II &c, " 81 n orth-
jern 7s7s@7511s ]. ms
,8s III. Sioux Cit Live Stock. 81
ss1oUx CITY, "a, J an S. I.
I5 CATTI. 2 ket stead I.
:ss Sales ranged at s4y26m5. IS for beavea
IA 25@a Is for cow bu lis and mixed.
$3.50 IS and feeders; 500
s@4.00f for calves and ayearling n
pa ssh HOG Market 6QlOcs higher. Rance
sof prices &:
s8 n. 81. Panl d niSn stock yard
s5|z55 So uTH ST. = AUL, Jan. s. q
III ii OGS- Market opened @l25lc HIGHER.
closed strong at ths> ad vance s; Range
of prices, 81. S0@515 s sS 5;s.s
81 I = z. FL !. rket demand sc
steady prices.
Sales. ran ged at q 500 t.2b for eood sto
choice buteh her steers, $&8 4O@3. so. Tor rood
10 choice butcher cows and q Elheifera %
stsf:Oo FOR e hotce cosn-fed bulls @6::75
for choice YEA rs 5ss
Iln eoo,l dem I'd IN,
aspricess steady.
3Sa Sales ranged au 30 10 4 To lsisln,bs
036O@400 for ID III
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
Williamg Pen Ms Rock

I. The low land surround ding the famous
Rock House. on East Penn street. Ger
Smanto wn, being filed al with
earth. The rock on Which this build.
sing stands Is, the, one ON :W hich WI;
liam Penn prea ched of old the people
Sof Philadelphia assembling "a great
crowds every Assunda mopning Is hear
him. The rock hen very high.
Penn spoke from Al Wering emine nce;I
but 1t #iss now almos .co mpb GOV.
cred, new arth having; been dumped
in an that low land where. during
Tie ReVoluti the Rrit ish cavalry
we're enca mped re old Rock House
was built; some 90 s5, 1852 ~ Ger
hard Hendricks, but there sis anot her
story ID the effect that Isaac Shoe:
make erected Ute with his own hands
IN I $50, and over this matt many
heated archmoi logical sar g,l,limentts still
On I'm German The house Il
known yariously iSas the Rock louise,
I Rock Hall Shoe aker' House and
Hendricks House There was some
tall years az on tearing. ~ down. but
such Al storm pr testS thereupon
arose that the idea was aband oned
aPhiladelp Recor sss5.:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
satauLrda ,Ian.l 6s

sss S. Day. devoted to the army reorss
ganizat.o he tee amend:
ymentss to which no ction had been
raised were a greed but 4 one ooff the
contested aune nidment was consid ereti
HoDsR;-- Reapport ionment Il bill li:Sp1 ielcr
con ideratio q he fen ures of the bate
was as 2sshour speech By Fit tlef1es ds sof
Maine in favor .of an increase 81 1.ssll Der
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
l'Ssyne's geyv T'1 tie. 4


.3:$a Arinnesotas.s w senator. Charles A.
! Towne, tells story about his first 81.
stperiences % Rearers Of the toga. He
received y telegT IA early one morning
So Duluth. and opening 4 found ne had
been appointes senst tor ma hAd been
SIeauestetl IL 90 Y, shina ton III Don
possible he & asolYedd 10 sllvslsSa t
9e1ce and stepping sbiss denee
/ bone called M the =
h zoe certain rail
said a ~ y
saeIla no ne iie IEsl.,l
Sfeet for = ~,
eNlns III M
s. he Ut
q ti ~ 6 md pls
. lilllI jls M s. re- rs d \
81 So !!sg 'sE y Il \ q
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11


81 tl n 81 an
Is aria u I'M
Duke lsnilterg
A6ehWe Shas beeI ls,.s|
1,
II our nav & CAFES sna Is SIS. ,aS
the 81 E!' !. lth
4 81 dent sa5o.lfs
Brook J.
9 Ball, eng ineer, n 4, ass killed and
John soott,a ran s. fatalll 81 j1re{ss III
the derai df lghica md
North Eesterls locomo ti Yes 3at
~ der j.. yeneral
IIstendent Sof NtheS Postal n Tslegra
pany, hal resi- nedS and I. lallyy.
assistant geneEal I'LL tendsnt, has
been appoin ted Is the Ola
The proIpos ition 4 81 the spprc chase of
4 the island az St. T lhonas by the United
EStates is opposed in Porto r Porto
/ Ricans want la " est hi Ian naval h sta.
HtlOnH az oan.sl uans
Thursl 81, j..
llz The duke of 4 Fork has been gazetted
arear ad mira
u Secretary Hay, I'd gain indisposed
Iand5is confined Us his home. =s.55S5I
ll & Mrs Anna orrriis Holster, q. sfa:
NOUS army nurse, il dead at her home
in Red Hill IA
S$ Madame Ad elina Patti con firms the
report that she &. S5nego tiating ffor.the
sale Of Ctsrag.y- Nos castle her resid enee
in " ales. sSi
Ne. Kruger IS sutf ering from . slight
I attack of bronc hiti is. hile there Is
no a1lxiety asS to his II ond ition, he is
Eobligetl to keep to= his bed, sssE
The gold proc pctio 81 Of Oregon for
the year 1900 amounted to- 81; 10000
The lumber on tpnt Of Tit state for the
year a AZ i ounted 70 sos, l,5O, 600 feet
The Brussels Etoile Belgil announces
thatFth he health of Queen Marie Hen.
.rietta has been impaired and that she
suffers constant ly from bronchitis.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

sconsid erati he feature off the bsitt
I was q hour speech By it'll efes q sso1
Maine in favor ofs an In crease Of Der
ship. sE
Il S54:5 NIonda I'M. II n
}ssS 5f ,SENAT Army REQ ion bill IN
. der discussion 81 S peechs ~ N !: Lodge W
support he features f the day III s
S# e Io5Ts Reappo rtionniest bill undel
discus sion. & 81 !: {s
SAM lE:l q DE ~ Gu e. n
Cleveland. Hill, La,nn,, and s,,he.s
u
E1xs It
y and advertise s.ys: Il. s}sa 4 " ri
Grover Ciieyelnnttl, ay;; y Il Z
Daniel ii, &. IN ia ~ i.
han, Nv 4: , 4, "
Canter an g I5sttSl Il
ann ouncea s;isSAy2 e,: 5s-h
Samuel cl.1i,, HI ;S,
tiers 81 &,
street, f.rli NJ
B which hnNel 4 s;te,s! brsllS
tventrlJI ~ tho Stu, ~ u !:
Ihe ciHi,, III
are prone = n: tSys;j: IS O ~ ~
pioneer i'll he Ei1vsn3el Z 50
Grover CleYa.Ia,ilY the y
ticn ct the Dem u d: i II q,
gate nc slls:l Il;
throug hout the 81 IS
to he g iona !, !, i.
local iastit%#t ss,.i ST i see
nominate. at't4 II
SDello s. ,ll,as- t.li nyA
D,emocratic pa 81 :, ], u. u
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

sISIs III lE u
|! IN a'.'.sA 4

EE4M1sFyg60H ned Ae66 III u on aysm0Ens3St
i, 1Ei 81 u 4 E { 3 m
{.
q 5sl las Hast
Einga old 81 itlea
dad from pasn,aos. sriiaat III
|Enss yIears
man mn
yor of inin,J. One
[of HID flrst yas to lg5 mem
bers rs thes lolice ftorce
hes rapport tie o,,,s postonfse
for the calsndarsy ear IS 1900 shows as
|5rsvenne 81 3sg q. 25. hiis1 Sc a. IN
crease yenue over the previous
year s3 SO
rville M ID. known Mime.
sota pioneer and newspa per publisher,
$dead Mr. Brown ssgas 10 yearsEold, 3
and was born al IIoierrep danor.sJ 81
Y came Minnesota A 1866. 81;
John EIliason III taed suicide BY
lshooting. Iii iii his "a bin q few miles south
IofHH Tower. HE brot her Chris WAS killed
Iby a III train #about IL month ago, and
breeding over 4. unsett led his mind
The Chicago Great Western passenl-s
Iger rain was Krecked near Sargent,
this state, ,rhurs da last yweek The
engine and seven coach he's left the track
and three trainna were slightly in
jured ~
|sst1 Logs are being !brrolpnught Is Duluth 81
rail .at the rate of 900 feet daily
The road ging them are the Du.
llnth and Iron s. a1ge the MOI thern Pa
lpffcs and the Dnluth Missabe and
There has been 8 remarkably small
fire loss in Dulut d the past year, only
1.about &3s, OO Under the 9c;ircn1n.,
stances Dulqthsf1i fire gen Is sdosnot think
There will bes any inersas IN local rates.
| of insura noe:
The largest really deal. ever coonnsnm..z
mated ~ Anoka COUNTY took place last
weak when !. VW johnson q Minns-
apolis Solds George ~. Dayton ff
Nobles count S s. $50 acres IA the town.
tshipa of Fam Ike and Oolumbus.
The considers tiion vs. ,Ooo.
After 8 four day. trialIa jury has
lsacquitted ~ Jeukins, accused sof insti.
LRating the murder murtlae otts young Iundeea.
/ NJ Appleton IN October The killing
49,. dome "a connectio nth i hoadup,
and Phil Sherry, accused of being -
/ accomp lioe, was ssnt 70 Still watsr IN
IDeoember.
/ State Auditor Dunn will make g Is.
lSquest for Inheritance tax legislation.
II The desired Senac & will avoid the
~ ~, 4 e u. x,a 3 ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

2s;I ss5 L ass s !Iss
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-06-05

In Colorado cattle are afflicted
with a deseaee which they call mp
there "Texas itch" Here in Tex
as we know of no such desease
among cattle and we are at loss to
know why this ailment should be
credited to Texas Why not call it
"ColOradO itch" and Tell the truth
abont it.-Texas Stockman and
Farmer.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-06-05
a Remarkable Hotel

ne most 'rinafkabIe hotel in
the world Is IN California, an he
road hriwrru saufa ernz and S,,,
'"~r It Is a we'll known lac, fhat
California possesses the largest
trees in the world; and a shrewd
hotel keeper has conceived the idea
ofuSing agroup ofthese mammotbs.
thus saving himself the cost of
building or rent. The4ollow trunk
Oh one tree, whose circumference is
about twenty-five yards, is arrang.
ed as a reception-room, and the
surrounding garden, sheltered bv
thick roof of spreading branches,
serves as dining-room and smok-
ing-room. A number of other small
hollow trunks make comfortable
bedrooms, furnished. in the most
approved style; and some trees. at
little distance are occupied by the
hotel staff.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-06-05
Not His Fault

Life.
Old Gentleman So you wish to
marry Elizabeth But You are in
debt.
ayes, sir"
"aow do you get in debt'''
81 fell in love with your daughter"
Subscribe for The HERALD.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-06-05
HEALTH AMMUN|T TON.
You Want the Best.

Your Physician aims to
put all his knowledge, ex-
perience and skill into the
prescription he writes. 1t is
an order for a combination
of remedies which your case
requires. He cannot rely on
the result unless the ingre-
dents are pure and reliable
and properly compounded.
Be fair to your doctor and
to yourself by bringing your
prescriptions here. They'll
be compounded only by reg
istered pharmacists, who are
aided by the largest stock of
drugs in this part of the
State, everything of the fin
est quality that money can
buy OF experience select.
d.. PUTEGNAT. Manager
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-06-05

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-11

Concert by Opera House Military
Band at Wheeling Park. sunday at
tcrnOOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-11
THE WHITE CLOUD PULLED
BY CHIEF RITZ FOR CONDUCTING
A HOTEL WITHOUT A
LICENSE.
SPECIAL SESSION OF COURT
Held by the Mayor at One O'Clock.
The Arrest WINS Made After Two
Strangers Had Complained of Be
ing Robbed at the Hotei-Mayor
Toek the Case Under Advancement.

Chief John S. Ritz yesterday morning
arrested Robert Bartollas, proprietor of
the White Cloud, on a charge of com
Quoting a hotel without a license. The
| arrest was made after Lou Galway and
! F. Mccartney, both Wheeling Creek
miners, claimed at police headquarters
that they had been robbed on the night
before. They stated that they retired,
one with $50 and the other with $40.
and that when they arose their money
was gone
The arrest was made shortly before
noon, and as it was impossible to hold
the witnesses, Mayor Sweeney held a
| special term of police court at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. Mr. Bartollss
was evidently under the impression that
/ the arrest grew out of the alleged rob
berry. The City Solicitor was unable TO
be present, and the defendant was not
represented by counsel All the evil
dence showed that the two witnesses
iC6ioIei Gu, were dSSISuSu " IooluS, ara
paid for their lodging.
Mr.. Bartollas produced a lincese is
sued by City Clerk O'Brien, dated May
| 1st, authorizing him to conduct hotel
in the city, burt not naming its loca-
ton. Chief of Police Ritz made the
| arrest under the act OF 1881, supple
mented by the city ordinance quoted
below:
1.-THE Council shall have exclusive au-
| therity within said city. to grant or re-
| fuse license TO the keepers of ordinaries,
hotels, inns and taverns,' etc
Section / Of an ordinance in relation
to ordinaries and coffee houses-"It
shall not be lawful for any person to
charge, claim or receive any pay or
| compensation for providing in this city,
/ boarding or lodging for persons remain
| ing therein less than two days without
having first obtained, according TO
the provisions of this ordinance, a Ii
cense to keep an ordinary, house Of
private entertainment, or coffee house Z
The remainder of the section provides
fine not more than $40 nor less than
$40 for violating the provisions of the
ordinance, for the first offense, and a
fine of $50 for the second offense.
Chief Ritz holds that the City Clerk
had no authority to issue hotel license
| for the White Cloud, under the law as
quoted above. Independent of this.
however, he says the place has been
tacitly admitted to be house Of Ill
fame. It was pulled as a house OF Ill
fame, and it's proprietor was fined in
police court, and made no defense.
Mayor Sweeney took the matter I'M
der advisement.