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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
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tsslss last
a,ies lime Tayi iInisaet S very ., Us,
of set last{ Friday and
came homs, sSsatOrd
nom III came up from LEES
ednesday aud tss,t hrned 'hursday. 81
MI lr. and Mrs r. Benz lki1o f Browns
Valley white. n and 81 II. n N uncy Iast5
week and thea tellt ~ Roy al fo1, Ia visit
ssrsintiyss And friends for 6 few dayp.
The Eadie sewing society will meet lsG
Mrs. David fright hursdayl after.
noon from 3 to 4.
81 Misses bella Wright and Maud John
son will entertain tho young ladies az
the Bricky ard W&dnesday
$s Niesee Maud aJ ohns IN, Della Wright
and Clara Mant,eck R,visito Mrs. Eva
Hovey at Little Ell last Wednesday,.
81 Miss Glars Ashton went home last
week
NJ. and Mrs. John Glsssco gavs i
Ssurprise party last Wednesday evening
40 honor 81 Mrs.. Brumhack . birth day. 8
Mr. Zile has Invited 1.-THE
Young ladies to dinner next Friday af-
4ternoop, in honor Of Miss Maud John
sous departure
Nj. and Ars. Cha. stevens visited
Nj. and Mrs. Richard Chambers last
Sunday.
y Mn. .Dayton anbeck won't tos Parker
last "Wednesday TO visit her parsr to 81
Miss Elsie Nv illians visited Ifieg Clara
Aanbeek Tuesday. rs Il s
Notice is hereby given that q special
nesting il school district No. ~ ia
Morrison county will be- held at the
school house on thu and day 81 July,
1902, at O'clock 3. "a. for the follow.
ing purposes: Whether No shall build i
new school house or not and decide up
on the site also. :s #s ss',.
Dated this 21st dey Of June 1902.
MRs. LILLE CHAMBERS,
ssF $S.: N .t&$s.sSs aeass Diatrlcs Cl6rk
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
OMAHA SPEAKS.
Campbell Brothers Showys.

Circus day comes but once q: year in
South Omaha. esterday the. Camp
bell Bros. circus gave two perform ances
and both were we'll spoken Of by5 ali,
The Campbell sbdye, Incidentally. are
Nebraska NATIVES, having left their ath-
er,s e tarm, at F 'sl ton years ego to
.tEy their hand y ct the circus business.
They are REGARDED as Thorough show
men, have quilt up. an immense business
and their show is noted for its scarcity
OF gratters and leechee which usually
follow circus. Llsast night perform
Salcecr Wded the big tent tosi ts. utmost
.capacity - orld-H Herald, Omaha, Neb.,
Tues, May q 9O2. . They viii exhibit
ut Little Falls JULY SIS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27


Ross ssstewarv - ia1sne home
;Bemidii ss,stur.t,a
,rhoe. an., J Ohm Casey emf 6 SILIi,
Falls saturda
Davis brother went s. y IS
ton Monday
John Casey u working for Campbell
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J ohne. Miss Brid--5
get Casev, ~ ohm stewa art visited az.
at VIM. Joserh's Of vanvilIe sund ay
81 Nj. and Mrs. H. G. Larson and Louis
Miller has gone 10 Israinerd for IN yirit.
Miss Maggie Boyle raturAed g Two 4 8.
7.i2sive.s laat week
Nj. and N e. John Wilczsk of Little
Falls'were III Elmdale Sunday.
M. and Mrs Wn. McGlaughn q
Tamarac lake visited at G. r. Va llett's
Sunday. U.s. .5$
jim and Frank Hammond Of Lewis
vile, Mimi, are visiting friends in Elm-
dale this week. ss3s IS.
John Geek went TO Roy alton Friday.
{ Tommy Miske Of Elmdale visited
friends and relatives ID Little Falls Fr;;-
day. D: 3... ss.s.5
Hugh Poga Of Randall WI spent Suns,
day In Elmdale left Mond Tor Madslia,s
MIN. s,s. $ss 4.s: S4 sg s 5ssss
Thomas Davies who visited with his
nephew Hug Pugh at Randall returned
Satu- day. 5ss,5ss .s5s .ssss $
g. R. vallett and son Gilbert went to
Little Falls Saturday. ...s $ sss
N. Lowell Of Freeport visited at g. R.
Wallets Friday. 81,
Andrew johnson OF Tamarac lake
called on Elmdale friends Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

June 25-Wofk on The parsonuags hos
been stopped:suntil Wesssl Wolke IS.
turne from Wiscoasin. 5|
Many people from hers atfsndsd The
|Priniz oisRsv.s .1srnsr, Sch.tp ,enll,siD,s q.
IS. B. at Pierz sunday. s
III Rev.sAnselm, o, S. B. !. and his brothsr,
Fheo. Ortman, made q trip to Mile
Laos lake Tuesday. S ,s.s.
So N. Schommer, our street commissioner
visited the town board Of Pierz Nom
day. "A great deal OF road work has
been done this year, also the road lead.
ing from Scrappers'. hill to Pistol valley
is now completed and AZ for travel.
There won't b any more danger Of get
ting in trouble by driving over the sur
rounding lands. 3. 3. @ .zF-5.s
8 John Wise Of Laatrup sold his farm to
q party at Ortonville. .:s3 :
Abbot Engsl 81 ST.: Johns Abbey and
Rev. Pankratius, O. s. B. visited
here Sunday afternoon and were were we'll
pleased with the progress Lostrup made
in tine short time OF it's existence.
Rev.J Ohm Sand g namesday was nicely
celebrated here Monday. In the even
ing the St. John Oh g society, the women's
society and the church choir, including
Rev. Anselm ortman, %. s. b. and Rev.
sFriedel Tenn bruel, Q, $. b. met at tho
parsonage with nany torch lights and
offered 9 him their greetinE and hest
wishes. Christian Billstein delivered au
eloquent address. The evening was
pleasant " speDt{ln songs and conversa-
ton, We all wish him many more
happy namesday . among as B.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
E|:ASI B||U

] une 25-Dr Dufort has a I, %
Priaeeton 8 yieit friends. De. Sexnia
$ Royallto I, pz here. s. take bic placs.
Re. Rev. Abbott Engs 90 Sc. Johns
Abbey vas here 8 visit Rev. LANCE
Monday 5;s
rs a committeesh has been appointed to-
look after the 4th5 81 July celebrate ion.
Tae tdreep Horns defeated the Rerbens
Sunday, scores1 so: s. Tho next game
will b played with Laatrup sunday. 81
RI Zoe Bauer Il emp red ia t,s ischke
blacksmith l .
Chas; ld ii, 90 isFm
Tor @2s
The Tow Il,oasd= ne. Monday, June
Fhesola aaids met sunday ii Pierz.
They voted th at all mem bsrs 81 che
sdtiety should use face pow der TO hide
IT, |'es: I.
Frdnk y isch ke Is hauling lumber to
bic Morrill, store With the intention Of
building edition to it. sz.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
I satl

nb1ic eour ~ Il 81,
49, held 6day s5or the nurnnsa a I
Eselee fhirts sle9a tes is reDreeenf5
1son count III az the 81 Is ennv !
hsld in tie Audit orium ID 81. sPanl
on lily lst rf,s ii nina ca the several
candidates Tor the different Offices a.
the state ticket
The commit tee wsec called TO order ~
County Chairiaan 70 llaf az III a. m q
Rider VA. 81 g Oaen temporary
cbairmt ], and Geo. Iaafond TEN.
porary secretary. -
The following were appoiDtsd as COM.
mittee On credentials BY tie chairman:
George LafoDd. LITTLE Falls: Nc.
hae, Swanville;;s Marx Murphy, Royal.
ton. go
Appointed az committee o.. psrma.
neDt Organization: j w. Bouck, ROYAL
tgon, L;J, Pickitt, Lincoln; d r.. Gawley,
-. n. Fuller and E. N. Hoover, Little
k'alle, and E. a.. swanson, Royslton
were appointed as q committes 20 con-
Ter With the delegates as t, the selection
otthirteen delegate the stata. con.
yentlon: then adjourned from 1850 i.
n. until l;;3O p. 10. 49,. az
in reaseembling tho report Of the
Fcommittee on credentials was adopted.
The folio wing resolutions A were
adopteG q. SIS & - ~
Resolved, that the republican. 81 Nor
rison county endorse the administra-
|. tion Of Gov. s. Il, Van SAINT, and this
lcoavestion hereby instructs5the deli ga
tion elected TO the state convention to
vote Tor the omilation 81 Gov. Van
SAINT. s. Ss$s
n.s +. !, 80
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
McKibbin Hats Silk trim muinps

T0l Cure 8 Geld In one DaY
{ Take Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tablets.
All Al druggists refund the money II it fails
each box, &c. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

lheo: 3 nnth was bound over to the
Grand iu1;y ID $500 bonds by Justice
SHIELD ~ l yyesterday He is charged with
sstealing two boxesoff iigars, q Jug Of
sWhiskey aud ome bo tied goods, from
the California line House. The rob
berry y occurred Sunday night emit rance be
ing had through q BAG wind ow nuthj
Who g has already beenSii in The refformatory
was suspected & and the goods were
zinss his possession at Fish lake
.AgfaIn. On ueadaV when Sheriff Tan:
arrested him IlIe cannot Il Ind bail.
be stcsonVent;iio nsfor the
eleventh digttlfr lhel Royal
ton this Nee mes: Who Brown.
REichar on q ia d.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

The State vs.. Mocho lski, vas taken
upin Justice Sheldon's court Tues
q y afternoon. This case 10 on com.
plant OF q. G. Lane and grows ont
oI claim by the city Tor tbesupport
oil a ocholski's tamil since last
spring. Methodist deserted his
family at the time and they WIRE
supported BY the city. on hiy return
from West Superior last Tuesday 9
warrant was sworn out against him
for. nonsupport. j. 80 Is. s.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
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Stspis

lsas NJ gsst bss1 lsla'
STAPLE
& ps 81 the worst railroad wrecks.
TIN the history 81 the orthern PACT
sSf1cIocc last Frid morning 1t
1:4 clock at Dover Lake, q meet 3;
SilnnK point three miles north 81 Staples.
Eight arc dead so Is Ohm Noble.
! ~ 81 Pant condu ctor;; F.5 Moeller,
ST. Paul exp rees . essenger;; Geo..
d ksasmuss fireman, Staples; 81 .
\ s,Mll1ontgo msry, frenaan J; Harry Zim-
'm1er Hammo Ind .. Kennedy,
section mar, GGladsto one. N. b;
" sitter Scott. engineer. Staples; s.,
g. Schultz, engineer, Staples.
Among einjured are J.R. Gibson.
ne E. Mcbride,
ailclerk; Haegard express
messenger. .s ma
Train No. weetbound, !. Was ID.
the siding ut Dover Lake, . waiting
for train No. 8, eastbound, to pass ].
The eastsound train, however.
rushed into tine siding. struck. No.
and 2 horrible scene ensued.
The engines were smashed TO pieces.
the express, baggage and mail carso t
the astbouud train we're piled Up
and caught fire. The passengers or.
gained g bucket brigade, and car
ried water from tho Pullman cars, al
50 pouring out the milk from the
cans in an express car. After the
passengers left, the flames started
again, and the cars were destroyed.
The passengers also helped to get
|. out the dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. L: T. Phillips Of
Little Falls were on the train, and
Mr.. Phillips helped to remove the
body 81 Conductor Noble, who vas
on the platform between two cars
whom the collision occurred, and eer-
tainly never knew what struck him.
It took an hour to get ont the 1re-
manyof the east bound. He was
buried beneath q mass Of bent and
twisted iron. Engineer Scott ssbody.
was not found till Saturday morn
ing. Conductor Noble and Engineer
Scott bad been in the service 81
the roadfor many years. ,.sz.s .4,.s s s..
u Frank Nsasonof this city and Mike
Meyers Of Pierz were Il, as Staples, and,
went to the scence Of the wreck, IheIr-
iDgto 1emove the dead and Injured j,
Engineer Schultz 81 the east bound
was badly hurt, and died Tuetday
M ht Re married y Mrs span
feliner OF Pierz. So .=.sssss:5sss. !.
Mr.. Ellen Thelsn Of Royalton was.
id q chair car on: the eastbound, !.
with aAbaby in her arms. They. *
capped without injury. Is .. .''s. z:.s:
"A track was built around the
wreckage, and trains were ruDninR
by II o'clock a. n. r. :. .s.=, s,.>, :, s
It seems chat the cause of the ac-
cident will never be known. The
train could hardly have run into the
waiting one unless the switch was
open, vet the switch was found closed
after the wreck, and locked. There.
is 9 mystery abont this wreck, as
there Was about i the wreck Of the
Andrews opera com nany train sew
eral: years ago, when many were,
killed. It's said that the head
bra kemansof the west bound was
put on the carpet, but nothing devel-.
oped. s.. 3
The dead emplo Dyes we're we'll known.
and popular,
81 III am in0pwov ne, r,n,, y - ~, E, - nj,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
lMeetlng B. ], !, ro,yyIde IS

| N Ny LING D.Hl YldenCe, k.I.
The Nickel Plate road viii aslf tickets
July l, and 3 Ct one fare for round
TIP. With stopo yer ct hiagara Fails and
ehntau'!qu''a IKE i desired also yia New
4 1orkcity i prefetred F'or car
acsomoda tions, scall at city ket o6ics,
s. IS Adams s't: ddress John
[gslahan gsaeTal agent Chic. 81 d
Wanted want; ttv,,a hundred;
babies to have There pliictures takenII
Sst NlslllsoR hotosat ndio -
S. 4 g q y Rider and u lAfers
rex eainsf rtY 81
ladies at u Thin Ie sffttar.
noon 81 II
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
SULLIVAN [ lake.

June 2u-Mrs. Ford will visit her son son
C.-E. Look for one week. 2ls3 z:.ss
Is Mrs. F.sS. Look had the misfortune to
bruise ner haad, causing a Ion.
q school will close on Friday next. Miss
Viola Estey. the teacher, has taught q
very successful term and is we'll liked BY
81 9 the scholars. May she teach the fell
term. 5s 54s}. sS
heesrs. Tony Smith and Henry Rych-
ner, with Eddie RYchner, Cecil Kelly and
Fred Rychner came up to the lake yes
.erday morning, and will GO home. to-
night, They are stopping at e. =.
5Ford's They have caught ab6ut.a.
one hundred fab trolling 1853. I.
8 Mr. Randall launche his new sail boat
yesterday q guess he has beat you this
. TIN, Willis. He has large sail and
pennant dying.
Meesrs. Ed. Gravel and Dave sHaggard
ara boarding with &. ]. Mosgroves and
working on the road.
Martin Brisk, Mrs. B rick and daughter
vislted t6s lake today 55s.3
s- Nilson, . A. Cook and Thoe.
Randall ,,sare transacting business with
the, town clerk
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27


Mrs. N. N. William Mrs. u. &.
Kerr. and Mrs II o. N1tliams are
enjoying an outing Al DyafHood. s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

Charles S1ansonaofR Rail Prairie Is
at the hospital under treatment.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

:SsI OST-.N YEAR Buck imam, a. bundle oi
cigars. Return to- this office for reward.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

81 CIR. Frazier who has been visiting
relatives at Sparta, Madison, Mil
Waukee and other Wisconsin points,,
|retufned home wednesday,.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

M |1IIis u. 81
81. WISE SOLD me s 20 9
~. man q y rtonvlile ioF
$500
. Mike and Herman 3 g =. Meyer retnrred
]. - : Aoa .ns zap e. laaho last =
3 =. !. 81 SIS
ne .upervlsorss g Pterz viii
.sse V'nage nall on Ehursd July SD,
= $500. an soMh ossaness ' that may
os''.'s % enstn
VIM. Hohe'sel q. 4 I ,astr1p {1ed into
.u's3ne"s nome = 1ae villas etast week.
%. s. lhittemore 81 Aisneapolis 10 v,s-
=. itln q "; kerkhoh i: hsls . week. II.
The Little German Band .aren af,edd
Aloie Phillips at the resid Il F,r.n g
;Rauch in upper town :, rhurs,1a ! ev.n;n !,
It being his nameaday !. :s,.:=
3 AisS CSC. M. .s
csive {their first communion here nart
lday. High mass will hao;n. IS 8 !.
sni. s.==5 7 az ' 3.
b y ) g roch \, J, ~ ,, -, !, rs, -,
q, krnnon I s = go - q . 49,
.h 8 :. = !. .a1u'.'eue .as gwen
ciated byt se(n tire Al lienca .s.
g ,rha p;ar. fs,. u, !. 8, {,
q, 49,, Is s 49, 80 a,so .ae .lS'le
On. ..uueu Sonn aust'
birthday. Monday .,sn,ao ~. =, n =
,nerchoir and q. "a o,... = -. . s's..
Joined Is rho .e<ansda snd ID 50.
eyan;na 3 .,,.n, S !,
II Sz ~. s. 80 q, 80 so. y
= ~ :. 'u ny WI % 2 doaDleheader
s, '1'. 'nls yea. Eaci. END oitoW ','
~ ~ .s4sui1te Win 9 Plcnlc ana dance.
AAo souu ,' Danu VII II. play N the bad
-. 80 'ue =. nau DanoNWl pay in me
koou toWn. Inis mixture VIII proDab ably
Ao .Ae 'o"ns nomo t' geneous Ss=5 mere
sieer. 4: II i s.
Henry Schnep penheim was is the
train wreck near Staples. he was;aeIeep
y g car at the time q Of the collision and
whom ~ ne awakened be found himself I
lev rods away from the car. He waa
not injured. ..ss
Jessie Leigh lost a suit 81 cloths h..
tween Social CITY aud Aora,n y Il 81 ...r
Anyone finding il would do INN : f avnr
by leaving it at the Pier., Hotel s.5.17,
i. Rev. Werner schnon,. ), q; :, = az,
lcalebratet h;a pr;m;z ha,al... ST.. s
He arrived hara 81 tnrrda
cnmnanv 9TH $500, go - .
.,.ls. s, = oAoux
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

The Gold Dust team we're finely:
entertained BY NJ !. and MRS. Chas.
sW ulllng Friday. evening at progress
5sive smear. First Baseman Rasch=
won the head prize, . box OF cigars
and Walter Carley the consolation
prize, andsome doll, which Carley.
may q, have use for inter a while. Mr..
and Mrs. " ulling and Tbeo. Willing
ontributed musical mum ers, aud
~ Carley gave ]. some; vocal solos.
Elegant refreshments we're served.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

Pc. Niven will leave about July i
for Europe whore he will visit during
the summer with relatives. His
health is not a. good as he would.
like and he has conclu ded to pass the.
next few mqnths 10 recreation. At
Paris he will spurch ase an automo-.
bile. and his journey through father
land will b. made ii possible by
means Of chat vehicle. Melrose
Beacon. & 5." -7}..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

81 Hemingway, the young man who
sold Q wagon which was not bis,
was, given 30 days IN Jail, BY Justice
Smell don. .s8
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-20
POPE NOT DISPLEASED
SATISFIED WITH NEGoTLA-
T1oNs WITH TAFT.
Says Having Started Direct Rela-
tons With washington One
--. Of the Happiest Events -
of His Pontihcate. &

Rome, July 19ZThe dispatch from
Rome. published iii The DAILY Chronicle,
London. today,.asserting that the Pope is
intensely dispieased at the way in which
the Commission of Cardinals has conduct
ed the negotiations with Judge Taft in
the matter of the friars in the Philip
pines. that he has annalled the procedure
Of the commission and has summarily
dissolved 1t, expressing his view that the
American demands were reasonable and
signifying his readiness to treat with
Judge Taft personally, is based on an en-
tire misunderstanding of the situation.
The Commis<ionscF OF, Cardinals was not
summarily dissolved. Ifs work ended with
the acceptance of Cardinal Rampolla's
proposition to defersfnfther discussion Of
the negotiations to Manila. As all the
parties agree to this. IT is absurd to say
that the Pope Ii DESTROYS of personally
treating with Judge Taft. On the contra
ry, the Pope has expressed the highest
satisfaction with the result of the negotia-
tions. He said:
Having started direct relations with
Washington is one of the happiest events
of my pontificate."
Interest In the Philippines question now
centers in the appointment of an apos-
tohc delegates to Manila, as 1t is under-
stood the selection will be an indication
OF the real intentions of the Holy See.
Governor Taft has unofiicially intimated
to the Vatican that the appointment of
an American preiate would be preferred
and mentioned the name of the Rt. Rev.
George Montgomery. Bishop of the dio-
cese OF Monterey and Los Angeles 1t is
thought to be impossible to select Bishop
Thomas O'Gorman of South Falls, s. D.,
because of his participation In the ne
gotiations here.
Doubt, however. is expressed about the
Vatican appointing an American, as the
opinion is expressed in pontifcal circles
that an entirely independent delegate Is
required to properly deal with the ques-
lions at issue.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-20
SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE.
Not Enough Attention Paid to It by
Young Men.

Brooklyn Eagle.
Secretary Wilson believes that not
enough attention is paid to scientific agri-
culture by the colleges of today, and he
has taken up the agitation of this mat
ter as a hobby. Wherever he makes
speech he tells his hearers that his de-
partment utilities the services of every
young man it can find who has had
thorough training in some branch of
scientific agriculture. There is a great
demand for this kind OF service, and the
department has the utmost difficulty in
holding on to. its experts because of the
growing outside calls that are being made
on them. There are about 1000 people
in the Department of Agriculture who are
engaged on scientific agricultural work
yet hardly one of them came into the
government service equipped. Secretary
Wilson cams attention to this fact to en-
phasize his statement that the colleges
should give more thought and attention
to the development of agricultural
sciences. There are some fifty agricultural
colleges in the country calling for COM
petent teachers. and some sixty or seven
ty agricultural experiment stations where
there is always an opening for trained
scientist. There is money in becoming
an agricultural expert, and Secretary Will
do well to chose such a profession rather
than the overcrowded fields of law and
medicine
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-20
A Peers Serenity.
London Daily News.

London Daily News.
Mr.. WI L. Jackson, M. p. who now be-
comes a peer. is remarkable for a slow,
measured utterance and an impertur-
bable serenity. When he was Chief Sec
rotary for Ireland he baffled the pertinac-
ity of Nationalist members at question
time by repeating, in reply to supplement
tary questions. the answer which he had
just read to the question on the paper,
Thus: Then hon. member cannot have
noticed the nature of my reply to the hon.
member for -. My answer was" and
then he would read 1t again. Occasion
ally Mr.. Jackson would get as far as a
fourth or a fifth repetition, and would
carefully state, to the general amuse-
ment. the number that ne had reached.
All this was done with perfect freedom
from Impotence and a mastery delibera-
ton that were fully appreciated by a
laughter-loving House.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-20
Wanted His Pension Reduced.

Chicago later Ocean.
Mr.. Ware, the Commissioner of PEN
slons. received letter from a man in
Illinois a few days ago which read:
II am now getting pension of $50 a
month Recently. the Lord has prospered
me, and do not think should get so
much money. | gave my services to the
country, and / think should have some
pension. of course. but l think $50 a
month Is too much. Is there any way 1
can have my pension reduced or suspend
ed while I enjoy the prosperity that is
mine at present."
This is the only request for. reduction
of pension ever received by the Bureau.
1t was referred to the Pension Examiner
in the district in which the man lived.
who reported as follows:
II have the honor to inform you that
the person who applied for a reduction
in his pension is now In the insane asy-
lum at this place, and has been for some
time"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-20
Prof. Henry spielberger's Recital.

/ Mr.. Henry Spielberger has arranged 3
program which will take place at the
Montgomery Business College, over Elii
& Gays, next Tuesday evening, July 22d
and which promises to be treat to lovers
or dramatic art and music. Mr.. Spiel
berger will be assisted by Miss Fanny
Marks, vfolintsts and Mss Florence
Hodge, accompanied. Both of these
ladies are well known as musicians OF
tie highest type, and 1t is needless to
say they will add greatly to make the
program a success
Mr.. Spielberger has for years put his
life in his dramatic art, having been
with the highest class companies. He
comes highly recommended. and, judging
from his selections, shows he is an actor
of ability. How Salvador Won." THE
Bells" "An Actors Life 1.-THE Face on
the Floor are some Of the numbers.
The hall has electric fans and only a
limited number of seats will be on sale
at Bastiana & CaSsimus.