Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07
Friday, Oct. 81.

of Gravesend, Z. l., John Y. ,McKane,
is dead. .~:5
d General Carlos Velasquez the first
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 expendi-
ture OF: sS,250,Q0o. for ten years. r.
= 1t is asserted at Brussels that Mr..
Kruger, has abandoned his sirrecon.
cilable. attitude and intends to seek
permission to return ito South, Africa
The directors of the Chicago, Mil
:waukees and st. Paul road, at their
meeting in New oEk Il thursday, took
no action on the proposed increase in
the company S stock. > = ;: . PEP:
= Samuel Houston Benge,s the last sur:
viving signers Of the treaty of 1856 be.
tween the United. Statesman the Cher.
okee Nation, is dead at hiss home in
Fort Gibson, L, T. aged seventy years
..s1: ! Saturday, Nov. 4. - {:
The statue Of John Bright; which
has Just been placed in the house oil
commons, is the gift of Andrew Car
negie. s: 49,: :. - \ g >"
| Smallpox continues to spread il
Barbados at an alarming rate. A
week ago the total number of cases
reached 1900: 49,. &c.
John e. Redmond, m ember of par
lament, who came over to attend the
United Irish League convention in Bos
ton. has sailed for Ireland
AS a result of football spine in
jury, Arthur Ham, son of Professor
Ham of the Pana Qll.) high school
! has gone violently insane.
There is SO much political rioting
! shooting and murder at San Juan
Porto Rico, that the theaters have
! closed and business is suspended.
Premier Barton has promised, dur
| ing the next session Of the Australian
federal parliament, to introduce bill
granting customs preference TO Grea
! Britain. @- T.
Monday, Nov. 81 -. .
Edward c. Perkins, a well know
member of the bar of New York city
! is dead. $50 .. 3 r.... -., =.
/ Samuel H. Edgar, until recently sec
ond vice president Of the Louisvill
and Nashville railroad, iss.dead at
sanitarium at Caldwell, n. J.
The St. Petersburg Official Mes
senger announces the dismissal fron
the army Of the Grand Duke Paul Alex
androvitch; who is an uncle of tn
car. :sz1.5 -.
Charles H: Miller, a landscape e1
gineer Of national reputation, died a
his home at Philadelphia after pre-
tracted illness. He was seventy tire
years old, :5$#& sif 1st 75zs. 1874
l. William L. Quackenbush, clerk i
the appraisers Office in New York, Ila
been discharged because he refused
work on Saturday Mr.. Quackenbus
lis a Seventh Day Adventist. ,.s
E. Walter S. Cole, full back of til
7 Tennessee deaf and dumb school foo
4 ball team, is. reported dying as a RI
) suit $of injuries received in a gam
i played at Maryville. Tenn, Saturday
.> =, Tuesday, Nov. 4
Andrew Carnegie has given $500
n AL q pAO1AS 1lU4d 1 y o. A1SAAe1sol
Heinrich Rickert, the Freisinnig
/ leader. in the German reichstag, j
dead. .s
+ The remains Of John. w. Mackay
who died in London July 20, will b
q brought to the United States. Nov. 5.
Adyices received from Guatema1
!. say that 2Oon0O hundred -weightss 9
4 this years coffee crop were lost as
/ result OF erup tions of til volcano sar
I'd Maria. sss
i 81 DR.. Albert Lei ton Rawso on ]: know
q in this country and Europe as write
q and: illustrator of 4 IB5Ilhl ical works.
a dead at his home in New Z ol,I1l city q
s. the age Of event gu
The Santa Re fai lWay system Ia
d announced an increase Of cent De
hoiir for abopllt 21o off
q tradesmen in Ia i & and heipel
Il onSt lle.nla u line betWe cen Chicago IN
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