Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07


@ a statement made by Mrs. S. F.
Iurlbut, treasurer Of the wcman's
BOARD of missions.
Friday, Oct. 81.
Mrs. Fannie McKane, widow Of the
:ormer political leader in the old town
Of Gravesend, L. l., John Y. McKare
is dead.
General Carlos Velasquez, the frs
minister to Mexico from the republic
Of Cuba, has been. received by Presi
dent Diaz.
The Japanese cabinet has adopted
the proposed scheme for naval expan
sion. It involves an annual eXDendi
ture Of $S,250,o00 for ten years.
1t is asserted at Brussels that MI
Kruger has abandoned his irrecor
cilable attitude and intends to see
permission to return to South Africa
The directors of the Chicago, Mi
waukee and ST. Paul road, at thei
meeting in New York Thursday, too
no action on the proposed increase i?
the .companys stock. ..
Samuel Houston Benge,. the last SUI
viving signer Of the treaty Of 1866 BE-
tween the United. States and the Che!
okee Nation, is dead at his home l.
Fort Gibson, I. T., aged seventy years
Saturday, Nov. I. -. :.
The statue; OF John Bright; :whic
has just been placed in the house {
commons, is the gift OF Andrew Ca
negie.
Smallpox continues to spread
Barbados at an alarming rate.
week ago the total number of case
reached eco:
John e. Redmond, member of pa
lament, who came over to attend tn
United Irish League convention in 30
ton. has sailed for ireland.
AS Il result Of football spine il
jury, Arthur Ham, son Of Professl
Ham Of the Pana Gll.) high: schoc
has gone violently insane.
There is Sc much political riotin
shooting and murder at San Jua
Porto Rico, that the theaters hay
closed and business is suspended.
Premier Barton has promised, t1;1
ing the naEt session Of the Australia
federal parliament, to introduce I)l
granting customs preference TO Gre
Britain.
Monday, Nov. 3.
Edward c.. Perkins, a we'll know
member Of the bar Of New York cit
is dead.
Samuel H. Edgar, until recently sc
ond vice president CT the Louisyis
and Nashville railroad, is dead at
sanitariUn at Caldwell, N. j.
The St. Petersburg Official Me
senger announces the dismissal fro
the army Of the Grand Duke Paul Ale
androvitch, who is an uncle Of Il
car.
Charles H. Miller, a landscape e
gineer Of national reputation, died
his home at Philadelphia after pl
tracted illness. He was seventy-thr
years old.
William L. Quackenbush, a clerk
the appraisers Office in New York, h
been discharged because he refused
work on Saturday. Mr. Quackenbu
! is q Seventh Day Adventist.
| Walter S. Cole, full back of t
! Tennessee deaf and dumb school TO-
! bail team, is reported dying as a
suit of injuries received in gal
played at Maryville. Tenn, Seturdi
! 7'uss9ay, Nov. 4.
Andrew Carnegie has given $3.50
for public library at Belfast.
Heinrich Rickert, the Freisinni
leader in the German reichstag,
! dead.
The remains of John W. Mack:
who died in London July 20, will
brought to the United States Nov. 5
.Advices received from Guatemt
say that 200no0 hundredweights
this years coffee crop were lost az
result OF eruptions of the volcano s!
I'd Maria, - ":.
| Dr.. Albert Leighton RaWso72, lzno
in this country aud Europe as. wri
and illustrator of. Biblical works,
dead at his home in New York city
the age Of seyenty-fCuc. -
F.. The Santa E'e railway system ]
i announced an. increase OF, l cas:tt
hour for about 1,20o Of their skill
tradesmen in metal work and help
on<tlle main line between Chicago Z
! Albuquerque.