Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-13

was DFOheu III milwaukee W1en James
Hamilton made score of 200 against
D. A. Jones' 268. Jones had the high.
est individual score at the American
bowling congress last week.
Thursday, March 5.
Joseph Henry Shorthouse, author
of John Inglesant" and other novels,
Is dead at London.
Fire in the Dormer building at Buff.
falo, N. Y, caused a loss of $4,000,
Two firemen were seriously injured.
Otto Croelus, editor of the Swedish
Courier of Chicago, died suddenly of
heart disease in his Office Wednesday
President Palma of Cuba entertain.
ed J. P. Morgan and the gentlemen of
his party at dinner at the palace
Wednesday evening.
Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Root.
who have been visiting in New Or.
leans for the past two weeks, have
left for Washington.
Colonel Michael G. Murphy, com.
missioner of New York police under
the last Democratic administration. is
dead. He was obliged to take his
nourishment through a silver tube for
many years.
Another great discovery, the anti.
toxin which shall destroy the germs
of cholera infantum, has been an.
nounced by DR.. Simon Flexner, di.
rector of the Rockefeller Institute of
Medical Research.
Friday, March 6.
The death Of A. Goodwin Mum, Jr.,
o1o vt
Cotton Exchange, is announced.
Mrs. Bayley Pitcher, wife Of a
Joliet Qll) business man, Thursday
gave birth to three girl babies, all per
feet and in good health.
Rev. Dennis R. O'Connell, rector of
the Catholic university at Washing.
ton, has started from Rome for the
United States by way of Paris.
According to the report of President
Leaderee of the health board, based
on figures compiled by his inspectors,
the population of New York is $780,.
903.
Mr.. Blumle of Cameron county, the
father Of eleven children, has intro
duced in the Pennsylvania house a
bill to subsidize large families and to
provide gold medals for mothers of
large families
Over 1900 immigrants left Liver
pool Thursday for Canada. The emf
grafton season is considered to have
opened and this months bookings by
all the Canadian steamship lines are
the largest for forty years.
Saturday, March 7.
onoo
Jockey, died at Butte, Mont, Friday in
destitute circumstances.
Elder Uriah Smith, for fifty-fve
years editor of the Adventist Review
and Herald, is dead at Battle Creek,
Mich.
Professor CASTOR Paris, member of
the French academy and professor OF
the College of France, is dead in Paris.
He was born in 1899.
Miss Virna Woods, who dramatized
Ouida's "Strathmore' for Miss Vir-
giria Drew Trescott, is dead at Sacra.
mento, CAL, of pneumonia.
DR.. Daniel G. Gilman, for many
years president Of Johns Hopkins uni
versity, has been elected president of
the American Bible society.
cetAIH1o SISattcSuSl, CiUD'
man and financier Of Chicago, died at
Mercy hospital in Denver of poisoning
| resulting from a scratch inflicted on
his neck when shaving.
Monday, March 8.
The Island of Dominica, B. W. l., is
| experiencing series of disquieting
seismic disturbances.
| Governor Mcbride has signed the
| bill making gambling a felony in the
state of Washington.
| Mrs. Sarah Adelia Boutwell,, wife OF
Former Governor George S. Boutwell,
of Massachusetts, is dead.
| w. Bourke Cochran, who is ill at
Assouan, Egypt, with bronchial pneu.
monia, is progressing favorably.
Chattanooga (Tenn.) was visited by
a rain Sunday that bordered on q
eloudburst. Traffic on suburban lines
! was suspended.
Colonel Freeman Thorpe has been
| commissioned to paint the portrait OF
Speaker Henderson, to be hung in the
lobby of the house of representatives
According to dispatch from Fret
burg, Baden. Professor Hermann Ed.
| ward Won VOlst, head professor of his.
tory at the University of Chicago, is
dying.
Tuesday, March 20.
Vesuvius has again become active
The volcano is throwing up ashes and
explosive ircandescent globes
Grover Cleveland denies that he
went to New York City for any pc.
| litical purpose as was rumored.
The British navy estimates for
10000 provide for an expenditure of
sl79,lS4,2o5, an increase of ,s1s,ooo,-
900.
Cartain Harvey Hall. aged eighty
three. pioneer vesselman on the
Grea, Lakes. died at Duluth Monday
of heart disease.