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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-30

G. J. Cawley Of Pipestone, who is
interested in the Mimi Mill Co. .visi-
ted his brothers here Saturday.
Miss Mamie Nichols is recovering
from an attack of bronchitis. She
will not resume her studies atHamline
until fall.
N. F. Olson, who has charge of the
Minneapolis branch Of the Lonegren
Land Co., at 244 Nicollet avenue. was
in the city Saturday
DR.. JIG. Millspaugh returned Sunday
from his trip to points in Nevada Utah
an California. Rev. Richardson is
still at Elko, New.
The city will soon have twenty -four
saloons. Sullivan & Rapley's at the
Autler' 9. and Tom Monahan' new
place, are The two latest
Mrs JOS Anti of North Fourth
street, sIippe d and fell on her door step
Sun lay morning. breaking. her left leg
near the ankle. D.. Roberts set the
limb
Sevelal VI the men working at Rus
Ta'mnn's crmr near Akeley were
tai ca violently iii Thursday last week
and suffered greatly They recov sred.
1t is tuuu5l Che cause was poisoning
from bad water.
Vim Won Domarus Of Bellevue is
home from Lake Elmo, where he was
operated on in hospital Robt.
Muske, who was also operated on al
the same place, is back. Beth gentl>-
men are improving rapidly.
The German Land Co. :,
which is sending settlers into western
Canada, held meeting at Winnipeg
Tuesday. "A. R. Davidson of this city
was elected vice president and member
of the board Of directors. Fred Stang]
of St. Cloud is secretary.
Rev. Waller of the Congregational
church has organized a"Boys' Congress
Club for parliamentary practice.
The first officers are: Stanton Cawley,
president; Harold Hanna, vice pre-
sident; Caas. Cawley, secretary
Lester Barton, treasurer Neal Wood
worth. censor. The club meets every
| Monday evening.
John Kirl-y OF Agram pleaded guilty
in Jntice Shell Ions court Tuesday, to
tie Oh 4r2e Of abu i've language made
by 81. J. Vierk, and was fined 81
and costs The trouble arose over
bids for furnishing lumber and stone
to the town IT Agram. Kipey's son
and Mr.. Vierk were both bidders.
John Broberg, treasurer of tie Far
mer's Mutual Insurance company of
Little Falls. has appointed Fl. N.
Harding. cashier of the First Ma
tional bank, az his deputy. The
treasurer's books were turned over to
NJ. Harding Monday. Jan. 20 Here
after payments due the company will
be made to Mr.. Harding.
p. A. Koll, Secretary.
Jan. 26, 1908.
l
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-30

viii Wright, who was studying at
the state university. has gone to Col
orado. --..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-30

Eddie Connolly, the St. John IN. b.
lightweight who has been in England
for some time, has been matched to
meet Jack Palmer of London for fif-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-30

Albert christensen returned I,
Backua Friday. NJ 4 z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-30

Nj and Mra r. =. bevis entertained
. number of friends Friday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-30

Representative Rider has introduced
bill 70 enable Morrison county to be
reimbursed for city expenses in the
McGrath murder trial. The bill pro-
vides that where crime has occurred
on a railroad train, since July 1, 1901,
and neither murderer nor murdered
person are residents of the county, the
state. shall pay the costs. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-30

The Elks' minstrel entertainment
will consist Of first part followed by
specialties and farce. F. W Lyon
will be interlocutor, F. Nero and Fl.
Meyers bones, Jones and H Ill tambos.
In the chorus will be Messrs Gordon.
Adams, Carley, Meyer, Darling, PART
ingtOn and J. p. Chance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
THE SULTAN rs CORDIAL.
Erect Of the Presence of Onr Narships
in Turkish Waters.

WASHINGTON Sept. IL A long Telegram
which came to the State Depart ment this
morning from Minister Ieishmen at Con-
stantinople. The first in several DAYS vHs
Immediately sent by telegraph ny Acting
Secretary Of S ate Adee to President Roose-
volt II related TO efforts which Mr.. l.eish
man is making TO obtain from the Porte
promises to make reforms that will be ex-
ceedingly beneficial To American ednca-
tonal institutions and to American interests
generally in the Sultan Is possessions While
no definite results had been attained ny
Mr. Leishman. his telegram showed that
he was very much encouraged and believed
the prospects were favorable to assuring
all that is asked by the United States
The Willingness Of the Sultans Govern
ment to comply with Mr.. Leishman's de-
sirns Is attributed here TO the presence Of
tho American warships Brooklyn and San
Francisco at Beirut. Although they were
sent there primarily on account If the
erroneous report that Mr.. Magelssen the
American Vice Consul, had been assassi-
mated. Admiral Cotton's vessels have been
retained on account of the evident good
effect the sight Of them has had on the
Turkish authorities.
The treatment accorded Mr. Leishnnan
by the Porte since the warships arrived al
Beirut has been extremely cordial. and the
authorities here are amused as well as
gratified over this condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
POWERS TRY TO AVERT WAR.
strong Pressure on Bulgaria and Turkey
Has Invasion Begun:
Special Cable Despatch 20 THE Sun.

Special Gable Despatch 20 THE Sun.
BERLIN, Sept, 1.-THE Frankfurter Zeit-
ung says it understands that the Powers
are at present making concerted repre-
sentat ions at Sofia and Constantinople.
warning Bulgaria and Turkey that there
must be no war even if such question a 3
the alteration OF the political status quo
should arise.
LONDON, Sept. IA rumor was current
in Capel Court this afternoon that Bull
garian troops had crossed the Turkish
frontier The Pail NaH Gdsette's financial
article says that following the circulation
Of the report the consols market generally
eased of, but the reaction vas not pro-
nounced,
CoNsrANTINopLE. Sept. 1.-THE Porte
has been informed that 1000 Bulgarians
and Macedoiians are preparing to Cross
the frontier near Kustenji /? Kostendil,
Great irritation is manifested in Official
circles because Of the representations Of
The Powers 20 The Porte about the excuses
Of he Turkish troops, The authorities
point out that Tho Powers advised Turkey
to adopt energetic repressire measures.
PARIS, Sept. IL A despatch from Con-
stantnople to the Figaro states that in an
engagement at Malavichta, in the Monastir
district. the insurgents lost heavily the
dead including their leader. In another
engagement near Lake Persepe over 100
BIlga rians were killed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
THINKS MEYER SHOT DONOIAN.
Schmitthcrger Hopes 10 Land Some One
FOR the Monk Eastman Riots.

Inspector Schmidt ereer hopes 10 he
able to make a case against George. or
Lonnie. Meyer for the murder of Michael
Donovan, who was shot in the riOting Of
the Monk Eastman gang on Tuesday night.
Srhmit'herger bases his hope on an in
ciGent which happened Yesterday in GoI-
vrrneur Hospital, whsre George Carroll,
one Of the wounded men, is lying Carroll
thought Yesterday that he was diving and
said that he wanted TO make statement.
Policeman Bennen7. who was guarding
Carroll. at once gent word to Acting Captain
McDern1ntt OF tho Fldridge street station
and 10 the inspector who IN turn sent for
Assistant District Attorney Garvan. Before
Caravan got there the doctors said that
Carroll was NOT going to die.
Inspector Schmit'berger said that Carroll .
while waiting. told Bennenz that he and
Donovan had been walking along Riving'on
street when the shooting began. Meyer
fred al them and dropped Donovan, Car
roll and Never then exchanged shots,
fred two shots. According to the inspect or,
Carroll was quite clear about the shooting
of Donovan by Meyer.
Mccoy only fired twice, said the in
spector He tells me he fired in the dire"-
ton NJ Carroll Rrt J propose 10 stand hv
him.
Mr. Garvan said Lar, night S that "a Carroll pa
had made q statement. What II was ne
would nor saw
CAROLS story OF the 'hree-cornered
shooting il indirectly verified by the fact
that when Meyer was brought INTO the
Fldridgn street station from Police Head
quarters Yesterday it was discovered tha'
he had been walking around sine" the
shooting with bullet wounds in both legs
Never Il in tho Tomhs in default ~ 81 5no
bail
Commissioner Greene visited Acting Dis
tr,c. Attorney Rand and inspector S1hrpi't-
berger Yesterday After the conference
tho Commissioner said that. although re-
ports ehouerate Officers Mccoy and Rr1ieck
'or having discharged their revolver
he intended 10 rider n thorough inres'i'
CATION Of ne shooting
There uas en- altogether TOO much
shooting On The T. at Sid e" said he Com
missioner "lnspe,tor n 'tberger aGd
have got Il plan which W think will
q nj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
VAS WICK BLAMED FOR FAM RE-.
ISroOklyn Democratic CLUB says Time
servers Have Cost Public Confidence.

The Brooklyn Democratic Club held it's
first meeting last night since April in its
rooms on Montague street. with President
Herman Metz in the chair. The report
of the committee on municipal affairs which
was presented said in part
The experience Of the fusion admnistra-
ton ought not 20 be without its object lesson.
Where the greatest reforms were expected.
"a in the administration of the Police Depart
ment the least progress has been made. while.
on the other hand. in our own borough, for
example, the principal offices OF the admins
tration. filled Ny Democrats Of capacity.
practical men Of affairs. most OF, whom are
deservedly commended for their effective
ness and loyalty to the public interest.
True, there has not been for the past TWO
years, and there 10 noA now. ahu2 naIniclpal
that was not planned and inausurated by
a Democratic administration, in conjunction
with the most experienced and competent
on gineers OF the country. and II 1t had not
been for the folly Of Mayor Van Wyck In sur
rendering the citys interests to political time
work in hand, the credit Of the achievement
os we'll as the nausuration. of this work
would be with the Democratic party What
ever the Democratic party has lost IN public
confidence ii has lost through the character
of the men who have thus been allowed 10
masquerade in its name.
Tho next meeting Of the club will be held
after the nominations have been made,
and the governing committee was last
night instructed to report at that time
on the character, capacity and standing
Of the various nominees. so that the club
mnv indorse th"m or otherwise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
DEMANDS ENRAGE JAPAN.
New Turn In Mapchurisn situation Caused
by the Russian Programme.

Special Gable Despo'rh 10 THE SuS.
PEKIN. Sept. 1.-The Japanese Ambas-
sador has received telegram describing
the indignation and excitement prevalent
in Japan az result, OF the publication OF
the new Russin demands.
Unusual indifference is displayed here.
True to The Chinese character. Prince
Ching seems to regard the demands in
differently. hut upon reconsideration.
instigated by a warning from Japan, he
will doubtless refuse to accept the Russian
terms. with the result that there will he
a prolongation of the Russian occuption
of Manchuria.
Officers Of the Russian legation boast
already that Oct 8 will not witness the
promised evacuation OF Newchwang. The
hardness Of the United States in this in
stance in warming China against accepting
the demands is criticised and is accepted
as evidence that Russia's consent to open
two Manchurian ports has eliminated
America as a factor in the contention for
the open door" and the integrity Of the
Empire and other questions pert aiming to
Manchuria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
CROFT WON'T HEED KOHLER.
Says Increase In Pay OF County Judges
Is NOt Salary.

The charges made byJ P. kohIer, private
secretary Of Supreme Court Justice William
J. Gaynor. that the action of the Board Of
Estimate in increasing the salaries Of the
Judges of the County Court in Brooklyn
from 10000 to s12, 800 was clearly uncon-
at tutio nal, and his threat 10 secure an in
junction restraining the Comptroller from
paving the increase, did not seem to worry
Comptroller Circuit yesterday.
Mr.. Grout said:
The Board Of Estimate acted on the
advice of the Corporation Counsel. The
same action was taken by the last Board Of
Estimate in increasing the salaries of the
Justices Of the Supreme Court. The in.
crease is not salary, but is money allowed
% them for drawing jurors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
TRY TO SAVE WRECKED YACHT.
Wrecking Crows NJ Work on c. ". Honzs
FulconIs-Reliance Not Hurt.

NEW ROCHELLE, n. Y, Sept. H. Wreck
ing crews were engaged here to-day TO try to
save the steam yacht Fulconis, which vent
on tho rocks yesterday. of Umbrella Point.
The Fulconis ia high on reef. and at high
tide the water fills her engine room. She is
owned by c. ". Hotz. a member Of the
Larohmont Yacht Club. and is said to be
worth about $4,000. The wreckers sue
ceeded in saving f. l.. Hopkins's sloop
Clarita. which went on the rocks near the
Fulconis
1t was stated to- day at City Island that.
contrary TO the newspaper reports, the
Reliance was not injured in the gale. The
yacht is ten feet from tho. highest tide.
and ia so strongly shored on the ways that
no storm could shake her. Her only danger
during the storm was that a high derric
which was on barge near her cradle be.
gan to rock threa'eningly. 1t was leaIned
also to-day that he boat which was sunk
in the City Island harbor was not the big
schooner Hildegarde but much smaller
boat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
RESCUED FLOATING, At SEA.
Captain and Mate Of tho Tug Spartan
saved After Gre NJ Peril.

LEwEs. Del, Sept, IL, As was thought
Yesterday. The sea going tug Spartan did
90 down in Delaware Raw during the hnr-
ricane. Three If the crew were drowned.
Her captain and mate we're rescued late
Yesterday afternoon. nearly dead, on pieces
Of wreckage far ont to seq. beyond the
Overfalls lghtship.
Capt Albert Chandler, native Of Frank
fort. Del. was on thirteen inch plank for
thirteen hours When picked up by the tug
Lykens he was nearer dead than alive
He was transferred from the rug 10 the
pilot boat Philadelphia and brought to
tewes with the first mate, Peter Nelson.
who was taken from the bottom Of small
skin by the oil steamship Kinsman. ont
ward bound
Ten Of the crew were rescued by fishing
boat and landed nt Ang)esea, \ y The
accident to the tug was caused hy 'oni
wheel In the gale big ha~ser was swept
overheard and became entangled in the
wheel and the tug became ,nmansseahle,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
WOJrOTT ALMOST BEAT HIN.
Colorado Republican Chairman Has a
close Shave.

DENVER. Sept II Chairman Fairly of
the Republican State Central Committee.
assisted nv Congressman Brooks and P. r.
Stewart, the Presidents friend. succeeded
in saving himself in the Republican pri-
maries in Fl Paso county. He will prob
ably he able To hang on to the chairman
ship. although there are still MINORS Of
an effort TO dislodge him,
The Wolcott people carried the fight
into the stronghold NJ the enemy and came
within 200 or 400 votes of beating the lead
ers Of the anti-Woc faction in their
home town. The Fairly people feel that
similar victory would he disastrous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
DREWES.S BODY RECOVERED.
He Was Drowned In Lake Hunting t0n q
July 2R-Ii>ed In Brooklyn.

LAKE HUNTINGTON. N. v, Sept 1.-THE
body OF Frederick n. Drewee, who WAS
drowned in his lake on July "a. was found
this afternoon AT 4 o'clock in good con-
ditjon For weeks the divers have been
searching for the body. but in vain. Yes
terdav morning Capt Charles Everitt
and George Gollart, from the Merritt Chap
man WrAcking Company, fixed hundreds
Of graphing irons on a rope about $50
feet long and dragged the lake. Drewes
was 2s wears old and lived with his mother
at 35l Pulaski street, Brooklyn, He Was
a guest in the house Of Alfred Dittmar here
He was subject TO epilepsy and in A.
during a boat ride fell overheard and was
drowned before help could reach him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
yySI RANCE RROKER 4 TTCIRE.
Hcrzos. VIM Killed himself Hero. Was Ais"
n Deru., sheriff nj Nassau.

Frederick Herzog Jr,, an insurance broker
Of Hicksville. l.. T., committed suicide yes
terdav morning AT the Redwood Hotel
s,S Third avenue. nv inhaling gas and drink
ing landanum. Herzog had written letter
to his brother, William, telling what he in
tended TO do but gave no reason.
HICKsvILLr J.. /. Sept II Herzog was
in the insurance business in this place and
was deputy sheriff and chief clerk in he
Office Of the Sheriff of Nassau county. He
was ~ years Of age and the eldest son NJ
Frederick Herzog, the oldest merchant
here He leaves widow. hut no children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
mr. Codfrpy Hunter 10 Run for Congress

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept u. Or ". God
,rev Hunter, former Congressman aud
until recently American Minister 30 Gtia'c
nala and Honduras. will seek the Repnb-
lican nomination for Congress, 10 succeed
the late Vincent Borelng COY, heokham
III, naIl "A sneciaI election, and the vacancy
uili he flIfd in November DR. Hunter
is said to be the beet political manager in
kentucky, and by reason OF his mysterious
methods has long held tho sohr'1net of
"tbe Gum Shoe Statesman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
Deposcd Beirut Vail Rewarded.

Spretdi cable D,,p1'rh 10 THE SIN,
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Sept. T.-Reshid Bev
III, former Vail Of Beirut whose an l.
foreign administration made him notorious
and who was superseded recently by Nazim
Pecha, the Governor General Of Damascus,
at the instance of the United States and
other Powers. has been made privy conn-
rilor at the Ministry Of fhe Interior.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
trim minis for Cant0r's Place:

Fusion gossip last night was that John
D Crimmins might he the candidate for
Borough President Jacob A Cantor.
who 50 often has stated his intentions
not to run, wss waited on Yesterday by
a delegation Of real estate men who SAID
they'd like TO see him run again. ither on
the fusion or the Tammany ticket, MIR
Cantor said thar neither ticket was attrac-
~ IN him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
Two Men vdentined n. Mnrd-rers.

WILKES BARRE. Pa, Sept II A half
dozen Witnesses taken IN the prison at
Bloomsbrrg to-day ideni flied Patrick Ruane
and William Murdock as the murdererr Of
John Bsltes of this city, who was shot down
bv highwaymen last June. They are to
be sent 10 tho peni.entiary tomorrow to
serve three wears term for highway
robbery at Bloomsbury Each man brok"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
SIX Killed In Russian Jewish Riots.

special Cdbs Dcspn'ch N THE SUN
ST PETERsBrR Sept ~, Fierce fight
ing het ween the Jews and the Christians
is reported from the town If Homel, in the
Government Of Moheelev The trouble
originated on Sept II in dispute between
Jew pedler and a peasant The rioting
was renewed on Sept. "A. when the mill ary
restored order Four Christians were
killed and Ave injured during the disturb
ances. The Jews lost two killed and nine
wounded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
No SPEECH FROM BELKNAP.
e Confederate Veterans Didn't Want to HraI
n Republican Candidate Talk.

LEyrNGroN. Ky, Sept II Eight hundred
Confederate veterans participated in the an
nual reunion al Woodland Park here TO day.
7 nited States Senator'S J f. S Blackburn
and NcC'reary, Cen Buckner and Col Nor
ris Belknap, Republican candidat for
Governor, were the distinguished guests
~ the reunion The latter was on hand
ready for speech. i'r the head Of affairs
decreed, az the veterans were divided on
this campaign. no spe"chmaking Of a
nolitjca character wns In order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
Republican Copferees Report Progress.

At the regular meeting of the Republican
County Committee Last night President
Bruce, az chairman Of the Republican CON
ferees in fusion. reported progress and
the meeting adjourned Mr., Bruce ex
planned that the committee was appointed
10 act in all fusion conferences both re- to
city, county and borough nominations.
and that its work would not be complete
until the candidate for Borough President
and Sheriff had been chosen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
BOUNDARY ARGUMENT.
Att0rney.Genera Flnlay Provekes . Jest
From Lord Alvefstone.

Special Cable Despateh 10 The SUN.
LONDON, Sept. i7-Upon the resumption
OF the Alaskan boundary arguments before
the International tribunal to-day. Attorney
General Finlay entered into a discussion
as to what constituted the southern
boundary.
The only enlivening feature Of his argu-
ment, which occupied the whole session.
occurred when Sir Robert showed that the
United States had prepared two argyll
ments regarding certain clause in the
Hudson Bay Company's agreement with
Russia. Lord Averstone broke in with
the remark:
"Ah, but that shows the United States
counsel have great resource"
The Attorney General is expected TO
finish his argument on Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
Reporter Held on . Murder Charge.

MARrINETTF, Wis Sept u Harry Car
ter Irwin. reporter on local newspaper,
il under arrest to await the result Of an
inquest over the body OF Charles Boynton.
a jeweller, Irwin is charged with having
administered several doses OF morphine
to Boynton Last night while the latter was III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
Ms,or Fagsn Eager f." III" FRAY,

The Republican Mayora'y convention
in Jersey City will he hold on sept ~ A.
Lincoln Hail Mayor Mark Pagan
will be- renominated, The leaders planned
70 hold the convention later. but the Mayor
opposed delaying the night. His Demo Demo.
fi:S 0gS1s:n V" MIPp ih%oAS @So 0s !. icing
backed by the machine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18

Bio SPRINGs, Tex, Sept II A praris
fire has been burning in Midland and Mar IN
counties for more than two days Several
hundred thousand acres Of gTass has been
destroyed and the stock men have suffered
heAvy lOeoee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-18
JOTTINGS About TOWN.

MS the Trust Company Of America, nor the North
the Nef1oweil estate.