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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
9eun 81. SAL.

Es farb am 4. @dr, 1901 2ena q. @nn, ees
liebte Satin BON Grauflin 6aa, Jun, uuo tiuli9e
So6ter BON @6ritian IL. br pcritorbenen @nnis2sna
s66berlein, i'm "a. Sabre hires Qsbens. Die 8ez
%troiounQ finoet 8 unerfta 9, ben Z. mara,
Rodmittaos 2 llbr, BON Der Wobuung hires
s6nieoer6oterg Grantlin 6aa, len, Dir. 1916,
@anfz StruB,, aus ouf Der pU&Ount Garmels6emts
terb" itatt. Srnuerieier nm 3 llbr in Der %finften
Seutf6en rtformirttn Stride. Sie @eripanOtu uuO
~5rrlnpe Der 6amilie inO a6tunssOOl eingelaOen.
M-6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
BUR Grinnernng
meincn e~eliebtsu 9atten
GricNrid, 81. Gh

IN WIIElH YtIItUINN VU4EVN
6ricerid, u. Sdepc,
pet6er am 5. Mdr1 1900 e%stOrben, nssr ni5t
~bsrqe7tu 1T.
Gr benz Gitqel Stines Grades
eteb' i'd beute, tief bstrubt,
9enn IS mar por siner Sabre,
@ls Su, gatte, bon mir ibito'f.
Sein Qlas if UNI mid leer,
Nuf Grpsn ieb' i6 Sid ni6t mttr.
Rontmt Der Sob nit ieiner Mn6t,
Gole' i'd Sir nit Sreuoen mad.
Define trauernoe 8attin
IeN 0iun 2 hrne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05

q 5o gorm'. u2l4 0a6m. GamosR : StatlOE'
FSS. @oo Barn 5s g !l3. ! !5 539 g sF?psrta, 1850
%r'U" 10 * Sorm., u2O. 4.sd unO $50 9aam.
%a8 Bia3ttF' !!72O CORN, !2.4o AIS uH'
4.30 Ra6m. uu u.- NIX u9O
@9 S I. 9Ilr ur6 3Diihtntatiortn T.3O, l9S
Ma| 4 " - 480, $50, $3.50, "11.SO Raaut.
SS aas aiIa .so 5 8 rs UoFm' n@'
A3O, '5,s4 go 80, 'l i g g go4m.
a. To4+ Qurap, qlt. RopuIsS tntiOn, 22o Ta@H'
n..Ls.- 20 40 MnArf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05

Der rGecprb" bes 81. Com
Sreties 1T gema4t. Oas ein3tg @ute,
oas bon ibm geiagt perbsn fam, 1T,
Cap er ni6t ar bas S6le9te fertig
brrngen fonnte, ods geplant mar.
Sas S6le6te aber, bds er get6an,
lt Elm oeriittelt ppGes Mnab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
Sienitaa, ben ). Wars 1901.

5roB Wc&inleD's impez
rlaltitiider 3sos i9eint es niGt, bab
mir 10 baro &aiferpettsr bier babsn
folten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05

Cine atte 9aGGobe, neu
geotftet unb Dom &riiger augeeigret
BON 5elir Oabn.
DSpbn Bun, mas 1T 0sin @9psrt 70
rptb?"
gtef 5rduen uno 8inber f9lus es
tpbt.
rgarl Hp6srts, mas 1T Osin @6ilb
ni6t rein2"
gu btsle Slii9e baften burein.
rSorb &itfener. mas lit 10 itumpf
Oein Speer?"
0ds rubrt bonn Our9ItoBenen Refte
fer.
.Sromm Gngfanb, has treibt Der liez
BE @ptt?"
gr f9lGft, Der 8oersn Serr 3ebaotb.
Gr f6lief gu lang, er I9tief 5u felt:
SEPT TT er eutpa4t uuo i6idt bic
81
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Sphdttff Neubduet

Gg furb an 4. Mdrs 1901 aobann Teubaue,
i'm utter BON s. 5ubrcn. Sie 8eerOigunq finoet
~ m d, Wtorsens I'M t8 ltbr, pom Srauer:
bouie, Der 0Obnuue isiner S6pstsr, Nr. 945
Noroz9ono=e traBe, aus fat, uuO oonu mad Del
st. Satobuss Rir6s, fO I'M 8 ubr cine Gtqui.m:
W{eFe cslebrirt piro. (64-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
-MnnnI Q3lne n9inie

nab philadelphia INC |tW~9UE|
Cttlia. S"Le9mOs ~ SsEt, ~ = 81 ~ ~ %
Sa gior'GI':SS intt -. >. '755S 2. $50 y 9
SSEiIIm SSiasf i9.528 1851 g. % &
R3GarIOr, 5tatr. SAFE 1850 9. 1904 9; Y 9
SaELs5 g5n.E qia,r . y! 81 y, % % r. =. "a y .
ssopaI Gimiteo,' ausi9liebIt3 4uaman gsTi9r,
CbisrnatipR u. SiRine.Gar *3.49 a. 3533
s ss55Si; 4 sd9'S sstta, $50. :. rs :, 7 =. i = {
ofai.S6Iafmaqaong mad ssp.9Ori; trtts Jlra
Stiesen ir MT, ROS0IiStotiog UNI ,d iG;S9 u SOf gRiI:
mirotpR uuS Ghstsr, GQt au0rsH mot
Snl. GumOeH; 0sFt. ut &OpsL
gbilaSefpbFa atom. "SG5 SoEm' e, S1 ~ =
Si5ruostn alton. 49,. "5.15 Rlbm., 80 y.
9bilobstpbia affonl. % - ao9s'' sO LIZ .
rorearaSe, Mr. POI, 6iO:8rOaOOa9, MT. &O7af'
CITATION seer GarIOeu'StattcTH, q m,-ttr
4 .. Il netrpOoh 4 - u Nv,
. 81 N II Neu -"''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05

0nnffnnnnn

4u,r g.rnonoteu uuS GreuEpen ben ~inniofen
7onf fir biz iablrei6t 9etbeilieung bel Dem Be.
ordbnib meines Sruoerg SttHrt9 . q n
nm fir bic pra6tpoaeu 8lurtsniptnSen, b~tioneers
Stm ,Muft. sSrnm. Gam~ilien=glub.S
Q6tuugsoea
f64) y. Gran.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
@efetIidb erIauOte bsrabssfetts SiHfeH.
MarnIano Qhatttl Goan SaotiatlOn

spn Baltimore (iEcorperIrtl-
Ra@foIet pom
hilbert SIumc, ill., Nsent.
9a1 dltefe 9eibseidsdft ouf btwssIiebes Sic
sentbum in Baltimore.
$40 unSa u pdrts DtrhsH pertie=
bfn ant 6ausbaltsaeoent a n b e.,
niarns OrGeGn uip., Obns St6runsen Az
s,rurIo6,n. R.int gsr6fftntliSuna, ba 9ppOtbsttn
mIdtrtaifrirt psrbeH. NIT ausnabm. bon
Idumiqr &adi asluns. ssins 8trfGR ss
urfunbtn II m sebuna Der O Is
fest psrben ausssftIlt aseut miro
auf Runib ppriprt6:n.
albert RIurr. eeFrtf'~.
gr. IL, St. 9oulsstrabt. 3immtr Gr. 5 Qarttrrs,
AIH1srss Aas.-G,
ROss. S.f&6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
Nnrlehen nnf M1beln.

Rtu.r, Isi4tsr. LANCER &HdiablunsspIGn, nj.
folder bon ioEf &iemanesm %cfierirt rirs. guf
bic Set tines Sabres, rsHH sic Is triini6sn.
Refine falf9sn 9tripr,BunseK in ben 3situngsR.
Refine 3inisnskat,n anstItist UNI 81. TIRE iu
fubren, bod n.rosn Ssutn agg 9srtbtile g.bOtsn,
peI6s &nbtrs offerirsH. RaGsIfragsH i'm 9artau
b.r ,Ietomac Sean Guarantee gsmpanp,1 3immer
gr. 5, .Sanf Don galtimortsSSebduOt Ode gulti'
more. unb ct. 9aulsStrast. Rss. 15 S.&S.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05

Jn 8afbinston fpinttz
1iren fie bereits i6er Mc&ineD's
mltbna Bii6en Nadfolger. Natiirz
lid nsnnt man nur 9epublifaner. Die
S%enotoren 5airbanfs, Spooner, So
rater, 2obge. = Die @ouberneure
SRu, gates unb = SebbD RDpTez
pslt. nnb ouf mebr rufFinirt Gusr
Stn9erbut bon @ebirn ni6t?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
Sa@pRbtfgs NR,eFgea.
observation-disclosures. mttraftfpe

GGrifs(nn>lini ssaS.rrss,.
rn6 8btlaoslpbia, un5nlttno in 9rtttTHo -
uno 6 befter, pa. 6abrpreis auf Sra ii y:
RGitte 500; a%u4OFeiis Is 9aQtl 500: Rid.
Ioo9rt per eLenbobn $3.50. Rad atlanti,s6itb
81 .; 6%rfurfon 3.75; Riiffabrt Der Giierb,bn
S+75. Rad NeD=9ort $500: GrfurFon ~ M
ftrner bur6laufenoe 6%abr=9iaet, uab RoFog
Htfp=6dbtn (6prn.) uTo u6roli6cn 4unft,n $50,
lid UNI 5 ubr Ro6mittags, Sountaos QusorTnH,
men. gas Grturiions=9iaet. ner0en inn &iirear
uno BEL GlbauQ hs, gr. 10, Roro=G6rrlrg.
Strait, ~pertauft. Trabtbtf6roerunQ biniocr. os
per Giitnbabn. Sdreibt ipegtn &tiie=6an0bu6.
Wablittteu 50 Gents.
Clarence 6briocr. Nqeut,
CHS gr. 204, QiQbt.StraBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05

&iermit miro Rabri3t srtbeilt, DaB i'm GaQs Der
au3upfuHg irgenO elmer 9rioat=Nb3ugsrDbrs obus
&tpiligung Seitsns Oeg g9oaro Of Gfimateg" uno
obHc sin'H pom Staots5ngeni,ur ousgetslteu, NM
Bonn gta1or bcfdtiQttn Grlau6nibi6etn, Der StaDt=
Sngcnialr angapieisn 1T, Die QripatzNb luQ5r0bre
OOu zRdnal, iUtl6t in bieisr 29eiie ~anqelupit MUIR
BEN, an Der 9erbirOung nit Dem itaOtiibeu Ab}ugsz
fnnnl, ODER on iol6en anosrtn Stelsr, tpel5e Oaiiir
am eeeignetiten anJmisben inO, ab3ui3neiDeu.
SIN @uftra9s os u9oaro Of Gitimutes4
Sames O.. Smitb, Setretdr.
(Hthr23. D. % q. 8. W6raI2456
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
A atlantic transport o..
&@T~lEtH @eHsraIzAotuten,
So 4O3 bis 400 sSater Stra6c.

Q"tIunticz port 2iuie.
Bon Baltimore nab Gen0On.
Sampler rDti9igau" Mara
2DrO zQinie.
8on Baltimore mad gsliait, Dublin uno GorOifi.
RAD Ssliaft.
Sampier s9or0 Grne". U(dr3
Rad Dublin.
GQMpTtr BSaTne". Utar5
& III pirt Clinic.
Rl3 Geitb.
Sampler nNtobigan" Wldr3
9ritoI 6 b anuel 2intG
Rad 8rih0L
Sampler p0rot"........................20. DidrJ
- mbur Amtrituuif6s=4i ni
glGb %9dmburg.
Sampler BOSNIA 9. Wdra
Sampler o&;n0alta. 95dr3
Sampicr Dtdrj
Sampler ngetbluia"......................30. Mara
9ur6Iuuftube s rudtbrite tperocn
perous1abt nab 0dftH in GrOBbrjtlnnitu, nab Otm
Continent, Der Ctitc, bsm Mitteadnoii9tu Mcsrt
UNI Dem Giten. (6tbr1,I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
0luuo M. @rDte.

sc farb am 8. Wdrs 1901 annu ID. Srote,
osliebte Satin BON 6enrp @rote, i'm alter BON
60 aabren. Sie 8serOiguug finOst mOrqen,
Mittipob, Na6mittuqs 2 ubr, BON i6rer lebten
8Ubnune, CIR. 147. Noro=8ap=Strabe (GingauG
on Jreotrid=S strobe aus TAFT. 64-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
SefamntmndDun0en
Rlrean Zee etast. 9 senteurs.

goGtimore. ben q. S.bruar 1901.
9rfeosIte GorOsruues : anesbott, a%Drsifrt an
ben rgporo Of Gtuoros,@ ju 9dnotu ots Staot=
3eeifrutors, iuerbeu biz sunl IS. MdrJ 1901, NGits
tags II ubr. %ent9sger eenemmsn fir bic 9f.dtes
rune Der observation-disclosures, BON Der Subtitle
Der finfunbjtUanaistsn Strobe, formel 9untinsz
oon=Gpenu. %g'nanHt, bis sur n~@lruno5 panliefen
Strabe, fprmea 9onretpooo=Apsnu eenanut, NIT
b]eftdtiqten 8troronuna Rr. rs. gpFIiiifationtn
unb Quosbrts=Tormulare perosn cuf 9~srtaneen
bon bicfem 9ireou ~oetiefsrt,
goHtraftoreH Inifrn ouf aae 9ofen bieteH, bic
in ben SpejifitatiOuen a~Heefibrt fnO. Sit Cons
trott=9eree bunes =seb0rbs btbdlt fb oag &ebt
Dor, irgeu0 tpel6s ooer ale Qngebote, ober 5btile
bon anetboten. 3u 0eriuerfeu, uHb ben Gontruft
in FOLDER @eiie i'll b~erge5en, ais es i'm beten
Snterefs Der StaOt liegsR mag.
9. z. Serial,
etabtsSHoenitur.
9sfdtigt:
EbumaS 9. SaprS,
9rdFbeut Der Goutraftosr ungg=9eb0roe.
(5eb28, Nidr31, 2, 3,4.5,6,7,S,9,1L19
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
9. Z. JenSan.
StdOtzSuutuie1f-.
8sfdtigt:
% cFnuntmddbuna.
yin ole STA Htbiiner opn 9ripdtz Absus8fas
MGlsn TIM NbluaArphrsn.

9rdfOeut Der neutrality-suspicious.
Tsb23, r51,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,1 H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05

GhreOu ees startsSHsenteurs.
baltimore, ben y. 1ebrucr 1901.
8erfeqtte Goroerunes : QHgebote, a~orsiirt on
ben r9oaro Of &parog," 3u 6duosn oeg StuOtz
Regiitratorg, Derben bis gum Is. Mdr3 1901. Ntit=
tags y rbr, %eutoegcu geuommen fir bic 9flate=
rung Der gultirortsStraB BON Der Gftieite Der
8~rObs=Strabe 0ftlib bis sur 0ftli6sn StabtgrenJe,
nit S~bestzNspbalt, gendB Der an q. Se3tmber
1900 beitdtigtea &trOrOnung Hr. 81. Sps5jfitl=
tioneu uuo NngebOtszGormuIor tperOen auf Serz
lanoen BON oieisln 9ureuu %Qelieiert.
Gontraftoren niifcu auf Gne 9oftcn biettn, bic
in ben Sp3ifitationen a~nQtfibrt tno. Sic Gons
ruttz9erqcbunQs=8cb0 behalf f6 0as Re6t
Dor, irQeno tDclpe oOtr dQt Nn0c5ote, oOcr Sbsile
BON angebOteu, 5u perptrfen, uuO ben GOnteott
in iOl5er lSeiie 3u o]er9c6cH, aI5 Is i'm bsien
Snterefc Der StaOt lieQen mag.
g. Z. TenSnn.
5tu0tzSugsuisur.
8sfdtigt:
Sbomas o. 6dpes,
4rdioeut Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(5e528, WORCESTERSHIRE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
Nnreau ses starts Snsenteurs.

@rdibeut Der Gontrattosr g=9eb6roe.
(5eb28, gidr31, z, 4.5,6,7,8,9,1L 12)
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
{ sna art urtl e. I

The turtle IS usna n consi dered 81
slow going erea tule but The three
which inquire il this story were swift
enough to get out OF harm way.
They are PTS 81 : NIr. Eckert, who
lives on .. + In S. Ind ANA. One day
flames broke out il ZOE Nj. Eckert's
clearing and swept over the entire
field After ishe fire had ragged awhile
he thought Of his pets and went out
to see. what had become sof them. OF
course he was worried, fearing the
turtles had not had time to escape.
After a long search he weno q short
distance from the track covered by
the flames and discovered q freshly
dug hole. In it he found one Of: the
turtles down a considerable depth,
digging deeper with astonishing Wig
or. After walking around the other
two were. finally located down along
a. small stream, both in the water,
with only, their heads sticking out.
When Mr.. Eckert appeared on the
scene they pushed their heads little
farther out, as much as to say:
'We're' all right; go about your Lusi-
ness" Those turtles evidently knew
when to get out of dangers. way
Golden Days. ~. -: IS. :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
Amend 10 Irlielesof Incorporation

We. Charles =. vasaly, sPresid lent .n n
FaIia % the Little
nat ~ cert1
dera ~ r. 9snr,,,re FL, @ tlle share
fice II fl,e 1!i1,1 ~ f;tt1a o1
on the Sti1 fiay 81 Ianmarv 4 1dd,
soi,stion y sns loreno2n re-
{. Resolved, That article: Let 81 the Articles
~ mp PC amended by striking
Eofnpany' and s,lbstitntinl =, i;ai, af
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
is IA HIDE OJ us REL
Strong Iron Cage Containing HUI
!. man Skeleton to Be Sold.
Smithsonian Institution Has Speci-
men cot Old Barbarous Habit 81
Chain HANGING Practicea In
England Centuries Ago. S3s:zz88gy5}

There is now at the Smithsonian in
stitution subject to purchase a strong
iron cage containing a human skel-
eton. It is the only specimen Of the
old, Ebarbarous habit of chain. hang
ing ever found in this country, and
one of the few now to be found in
the world. This cage was discovered
in an unexpected way by a lot of<men
in King George county, Va, while
working rroadbed: 1t is almost an
exact reproduction of some of those
used in England from 1910 to 1884, at
which time this species of barbarism
was abolished. Although six feet. in
length, this cage looks not unlike a
huge rat trap. z%" -,
In speaking of the cage DR.. w. H.
Holmes said the habit of gibbeting
or hanging in chains the body Of an
executed criminal near the site of the
crime, with the intention of thereby
deterring others from capital Of
lenses, was'a custom generally preva-
lent in medieval England about 1341.
Along in that early time a man
named Mills was chain-hanged for
some atrocious crime, and for long
years after the cage hung with the
bleached bones of the criminal ex-
posed to full view. Then the natives,
speaking Of it loosely as "Andrew
Mills stob," gradually carried it
away piece by piece as sure. cure
or toothache. At another time
cage, man and all were taken down
md thrown into river, whereupon it
refused to sink. It was heavily
weighted, but still floated with it's
ghastly burden, when they had finally
20 place it again upon the gibbet. I:
DR.. Holmes also reverted to the
''act that Eugene Aram, the most
grewsome of Bulwer's characters,
was gibbeted. The last body to fara
in this way in England was in 1882,
Ind there are many people yet living
in that country who can speak per-
:onally of the scene.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
LAST HOURS OF LeelsLAruRE.
Tuesday, April 9.

The house passed the omnibus road
and bridge appropriation bill under
suspension of the rules. The bill dis
poses of $4,000 in the various coun-
ties of the state. The vote by which
the Deming parole bill was killed was
reconsidered, and the measure again
sent to the governor. Senator Sny-
der's bill, advocating the adoption of
the Torrens law in the conveyance of
land titles, was passed. f..
The senate defeated two much dis
cussed bills, the Reeves text book bill
and the Snyder civil service bill.s A
bill providing for the enforcement of
payment of taxes now remaining de-
Hnquent for 1895 and prior years in
certain counties was passed. The
memorial to congress favoring the
national park reserve was adopted
after long debate. +.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
"A. Confusion of Ideas.

Sir Henry Howorth, who was for
merly a member Of parliament, is a.
writer of mark, certainly Of research,
for his History of the Mongols'' took
many years of steady al nd arduous
inquiry. A good story Sir, Henry tells
against himself ID regard. to this
work. One evening, while taking. in
to- dinner lady who had been light
ly primed as to his great subject,
there was strange conversations. -
II understand, Sir Henry the lady
said, that you are fond of dogs; so
am I!' - ~
'Dogs, madam" was the reply. 81
really must plead guiltless; I know
nothing at all of them -:
'Indeed! And they told me you
had written famous history Of mon
grels. yorkshire (England) Post. Z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
TUESDAY,, April 49,.

t5$ - uSeuays VPIu sVs HI 53-s #55l
s Queen Alexandra has arrived !: in
London from Copenhagen & ..s: " s .z5
The pope has created II new car
sdinals, among them being Mgr. Mar
tinelli. ..Z. q. " 81. :ss: 5
Japan will propose to other nations
e. universal war on rats as q pre-:
EVentive Of disease. 4 IA d. M s... ~
s IA Mrs. Carrie Nation was fined SIS by
q Kansas City Judge and the fine su l
pended 1T she would agree to#l leave
town. She accepted the latter ar
formative: j.s 4. Il
. The report cabledI to- the United
State from Amst rdam that an at
tempt had been made to assassinate
safr 81 lrugersis purely Ina inary s h,
Emilia Kempin. doctor Of laws and
enc OF the leading women IN the sswo.ss
man .moveme in q cr1nany, has Just.
died In az insane asylum !. st Basic,
SSwitze rland.
The transp ort 'lrh omas has arrived
5atRH San Franc cisco from II anila with no
cabin passengers ana rs q members
5ofs the Twenty eighths and Thirty. nth
regiments ef Yolunt eers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
NEWS n: 3 IS co N DEN SAT NSE
Wednssd April 10. III 4


I. Nednesday, April j o. n
One death from bubonic plague has
occurred at Alexandria, Egypt.
& Five fresh cases Eof bubonic plague
have occurred sat Cape Town, one Of
which is soldier. +, M
Herman Q. Armour, brother OF the
late Philip .. Armour, Is. seriously i'll
at his home Ia New York5city. /. HIN. ..:53
Charles Benton. Flagg, supreme sec
rotary OF the Order Of United CONNER
cial Travellers, is dead at Columbus,
o., Of pneumonia. 0 S}9 ;, .2s IA =s ].
Naval Constructor Richmond 2. Hob.
son has been assigned to special duty
in the bureau Of construction and re-
pair, navy department. sS,.&. .% e .s.s$ q
NJ. Waldeck, Rousseau, the French
premier: passed good night. = His
condition is excellent and his rapid
recovery is anticipated. = i. > E ~ i
The eighth international anti-alcohol
congress is in session in Vienna. Rep
resentatives are present from all the
European governments. t5s2. x: 7 =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
Wednesday, April 10.

The Smith bill to raise the salaries
OF representatives to- $3.50 per term
and senators to $500 passed the
house, 62 to 40. The speaker of the
house and president of the senate will
receive $1,000 for the tern. The
omnibus appropriation bill, carrying
$2,744,000, was passed after brief de-
bate. The bill fixing the tax levy at
1.3 mills was introduced and passed
under suspension of the rules. r
:. The senate passed the Nllii-!aa11 reso-
tuition instructing the attorney general
to. investigate the consolidation of the.
Duluth and Iron Range road with the
Duluth, Missabe and Northern. The
tax levy bill and the omnibus appro-
priation bill were passed. The Wilson.
sugar bounty bill was: killed-1s to SO.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
AGRICULTURE IN HAWAII.
natives to He Instructed and Aided
Ivy the United States Gov
ernment

Jared Smith, who has been in charge
II the Offices of seed and plant intro
luetion in the department of agricul-
:ure, he's been directed to start in a
few days for Honolulu to establish an
agricultural experiment station there.
AS director his first work will be to
teach the Hawaiian people how to
grow garden truck. Most of the vege-
tables now consumed in the island are
imported from San Francisco. They
will be taught also the value of dairy
cows among poor families, butter and
cheese making, the forage plants
most. economically produced for Ha-
waiian consumption, and the value to
poor families of raising chickens and
pigs.
This agricultural missionary work
in the interest of the common people
of the islands will be essayed before
other agricultural problems will be
considered. There are 200 acres, run
ming from the coast to the top Of a
mountain, set apart by the Hawaiian
legislature for this purpose. These
matters win be given attention near
the coast; coffee raising will be
studied ON the higher elevations, and
forestry work will be done on the
mountain tops. Regarding agricul-
tural experiment work in the Philip
pines. Secretary Wilson said:
Congress will not appropriate
money for experimenting in the Phil
ippines until the people there have
quoted down. Then the department
of agriculture will be ready to con-
duct researches-in fact, the green
houses of the department at Wash
ington now have plants growing for
shipping there as soon as conditions
are ripe. Among these is rubber, seeds
OF which are being brought from all
parts Of the world for sending to: the
new islands under the American flag.n
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
Thursday, April II. ]

: Independent lake vessel owners
have formed combine. .j.,.,55.: !:
: The Egbert has Sailed from Taku
for San Francisco with the remains
of soldiers who died in China.
! Captain Joseph NJ. Trowbridge, U.
S. A., retired, is dead at his home in
Brooklyn, in the 10th year: of his age.
>, The surgeon General of the Marine
hospital service has been advised by.
cable of the appearance of case Of
yellow fever at. Port Limon, Costa
Rica. ~ e., :!
State Treasurer Thomas E. Little
of Arkansas died suddenly Wednesday
from heart disease. He was brother.
of Congressman Little of the Second
Arkansas district. ~"
Information has been received by
the state department in Washington
that a gigantic linen trust has been
formed in Europe, in which every spin
ming concern on the continent is in
,volved. 49,
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ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS. ETC
$ STATE 2 OF MINNESOTA, :.
COUNTY t,F MORRISON. 80
Secretary of State.


COUNTY Of MORRISON. S.
In Probate Court.
Special term, April 9Th, 1901. -
I'm In the matter of the estate of Paul
1,f On reading and fling the: petition of
tate of Paul Filler, deceased. re- SreseG4ina
ministered said estate, and has in good
faith paid certain debts, and claims
against said estate which have not been
proved nor allowed, and praying that a
aailowlng his account of his adminfstra-
go paid by him and not proved OF allowed
and for the assignment Of the residS1e
OF SAID estate to the parties entitled there
to by law, and for his discharge and the
discharge of, his bond and sureties.
# IS ordered. that said account be ex.
amlned. ana petition and application tor
the allowance of said debts and claims
50 pa1d by him and not yet allowed ar.
e1rdlng to law, be heard by this court, on
Monday. the sixth day Of Nav. a r
l9Ol at ~ O'Clock a. M, at the probate office
Ia the CITY OF Little Falls in said comfy. :
And it is Further Ordered, That notice
tnerep1 pc given to all persons interested,
for three successiveweeks prior te said ds n
OF hearing. in the Little Falls Herald =
weekly newspaper printed aud nl1blished
at said City of Little Falls in said CONT.
,Da,ed at Little Falls the 9Th dav az
April, A. ID. 1901. 1 - ~
-. BY the Court, ~. &f
= lshALl = N. RICHARDSON.
A. GRErHEN, Judge Of Probate.
Z j. Attorney. = s:t~e.ss. -. Il. -: