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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
THE SICK SENATOR'S.
Capt, Patteson and Mr.. Thomas
Both Improved,

Information from the hospital where
Senator Camm Patteson lies III VAS had
yesterday TO the effect that he is improv-
ms seeadi y AID Is on the Way to recoS
pp me- wa but heroic ,reatent aye ws
the disease.
a letter received from Senator A. II.
Thomas, who Is III at his home near
Lynchburg. conveys information that he
is now well enough 10 be up. but is not
yet able 10 be out His illness prevented
his being present TO take part In tie de-.
bate on the Anderson bill to repair and
enlarge the Capitol and to push his bill
Ia rslatSea i, the public schools. 1t is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
CHILD INSURANCE..
Mr.. Sale Offers Bill in Senate to.
Prevent I t.

Senator w. w. Sale, of Norfolk city,
offered in the Senate yesterday bill
prohibiting tho Insurance OF persons I'M
a. ire age of twelve years. The meas
urc reads as follows:
"Be II enacted by the General ASSEM-
bly OF Virginia, That no Insurance com.
ranv doing business in this State shall
issue a policy on the life of any person
under the age of twelve years.
.Any person or company violating the
provisions Of this act shall ba deemed
guilty of Il misden1canor ana shail DC
fined not less than $50 nor more than
$500"
1t is claimed that to allow me insur-
Eanca m thc lives Of children breeds crime
,,n,fnp the lower classes. The bill was
referred to the Committee on General
Laws H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
EXPECT THIRD BATTLE.
News From St. Petersburg OF
Brilliant Repl,lse Of
japanese.
CBy A ssociated Press.)

Vf1y I!3EF8EJCId wv V's'I
u lsARIS, Feb. 25--1n a dispatch from 81.
Petersburg Il CORES pondent u he EclO
de Fairs says the last. Or reported secold.
Japanesc ttt.a1k at@ Port Arthur Was
re,iu. scd bril- .untly.. He says tne Japa-
rosa wers asaina oaligedato quit the ro4d-
.steud it is presumed that the entire
squadron jain{d in tic se-ond attack.
5hopiHg to nverige the repuise Of the lre-
ceding day. The Japanese are thonsht
ID have incurred 1usther lossos dulag
hi % nght. Admiral stark has I le-
&. arhVd that he expects q third 4 alta *:
Continuing. the CO... es 4onde,t says N t
General. ylturormtk has started lor !. ms
gong to t.e EAST, and he qGotcs the
gen%ral as hnviaB sad:
This war may last eighteen months
but every arrangement has been MADE
that no 1apnnese, af.er having lanned,
shall return to his country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
For Disabled Soldiers.

Ilon Inhn ~ churchman, Of Augusln,
recon Iy oiiered a bill in he Houss. Tor
H., relief of two volunteer soldiers
ION S .a.nton, when he hopes TO SCI
thrpuah ,ti,,a =. i
result Of ser, i.e In The Richmond street
ia lway st..ko and were put 70 much en-
lcnac before they recovered 49,
Cnu Mas g o 60 2. I'aner, who con- e !
irpcted TYPHOID lever While n um Wy, u. =
sn $40 and ramfu.ly woui,ded, Bob tie
men are in poor circumstances ana e can J,
Ill a!iord to b4ar flfe expense OF trgA y,
mcnt Mr. Ful.er's bin " the , ,oS ~
iu!lci could have had FREQ trea2tm ~
here BIT not understanding this ne sodt
us uisah,,rse aAd went to "a hosil'al ~
S,aunlUn, t5i tHatf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
HONORs ARE DIVIDED.
First and Second Choice Divide
at New Orleans.
(Rv AsSOciated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-First and
second choices divide' the lonors OF to,
days racing $ ddlt,cec, Aracfiu and
mariana we're beaten favorites. Sum
mary:
Fist mce-one mile, selling-North
MIND a to u first. Prnce!et e to u Sec
ond. Part Walden az to third. Time
1:41 As.
Second race--siX furlonSs--Wreath OF
Ivy G to y first, Cyprienne (l to p sec
ord. Our Laille q to p third Time
I'LL ga. IN
Girl Is TO y first, Sadduccee Is to -
second, Presentation &c TO y third. Time
1:13 20.
Fourth race-onc mile--Mlladi Love
@ to y FIRST Prodigul Son Is to il second,
mariana 4 to 81 th I'd. Time la As,
Fifth race ono mile and seventy yards
Pronta Is to 81 first, Count Eta Out
03 to o second, Velos Is to y third.
Time 1:!5.
sixth rnce-ono milc-Icicle N to p
FIRST, Araclu a to 81 second, Safe Guard
GIG to y thild. Time Al 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Hot Springs Results.

n3y Associated PressD
HOT SPRINGS -AItli" Fen. g5.--Re-
i.yst ,aae-- I'VE furlorg -puellst g 70 p
urst. Ycsal % Ia = second, Never Fret
p @ To . third. Tine t3,
second iacc-Six fun gngs, sell nS--Joe
COS IS Ia IN first, Bndweiser % 10 y
second, Maverick a 10 p third, Tine l:i7
third raee+-ona mile and q sixteenth.
EsInnE.-W. h. Gates & - . iirst Malay
a tod second, Miss Y. o. n. 90 10 -
tpird, II me- 1.J3,
iseprth IA -e-one mi'e, Kentucky Club
handcap-E and Pat Is 70 D nrSt Homo
3luIu 40 To i, second Muihseiie q 10 %
thId Ilme lA3 ~.
Fltrh tace--three furlonss7- caroi'n ne
si7odykoont2 n 10 p irsl. l,eta Murray
as 10 - second, The lorelei q 70 y lhiru'
Time s3i l-2s
sixth rase,-seysn futlongs, Aellinev--A p
Mode Is 10 81 first, Ralph Young % 70 y,
second Equity Is to y thlrd. time l;Sl'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
BILLS REPORTED.
Committee ENDORSES One to BIZ
clude Negroes From Pullmans.

,'rhe following bills were Reported. yin my
Committee on Roads and Internal navigation
: For working and keeping In repair the !, pub
lie roads and bridges in the county OF btck-
IN rrente h road board for the county Of
afrt,luuier, and It'd provide for the WORKING OF
tho roads OF said county. e ,,-s ,o-,
1854, 1855 ann 1858, amended, In relation 70
ie rn em na@ tnc pullman Company Its
agents, ecndnct t elIoyss e. ana ana ot enil
P s,,c con nyb Being 10 operate seeprg an
ing palace and compartment cars on tns TAI al,
m r9,, 10 any and all persons TO enter into
and to ride in such sleeping, dining, paiafn
Of such Companies, its agen s. conductors nna
employees, it may be necessary ana auVishplcc
no provide a road law for Russell county.
Va and to repeal chapter 23!. Ats OF AAssei''-
by extra session l9J2-'3-'I of said ACT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
DECISIVE BATTLE
EXPECTED soon.
( Continued From First Page, 4

der to-daY's date.
rho enemy again attacked Port Ar
thur from / to . a. M. aud wat every
where rcpulsetl. Details follow"
Following the dispatch OF Najor-Ger-
oral 1'flug, yiceruy AleXicff has sont ~
.nn Identical report To The car. l
g1'hc fact that tho Japanese have re-
Moved the attack Is Interpreted hero to
metitl TINT they arc determined to bottle
tlip or destroy The R,,ssan feet ut Port
Arthur IN order to give themselves free
dom FOR land n,lnueuvies togcutHoff or
invest the city, Or MS n Eelnt to cover d
elsewhere. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Wilt YOU 4ELPsA SICK FRlENn7.
Get Ny Book For Hin Now.
49,, HI i5f t,ooi, / on Dytpepala. Y
is3 WI lCl III Book OF, tho Heart N
At8s shull f: N Hook B on the Kidneys
e lS + Vi Hook for Women. i,
send p? I I3osk = ~ ~, lShei,,natis a

SsnS l lsS M i'se %nIsE book ID sod
some sufferer who Will be grateful Tor inc no =
And that book tells e way 10 hS e, e. rel y
o 81 Way 10 se 81 ra th''r he Book es low
for 80 Years In hospitals and at bsds 81 n
sfaTshG ,s,s rs lstfeee ny
p',ssSp5 Hse5ss seV ~ fay
scientific experiment traced out INC causes
Mt a srs 81 a,Sne ha Whco there was
asE q y Wsfe 's wsu hS o, yta
found always fonni weak W ner ts JILL NS
G srvSs yen On H'Es R IN svs
This was Il revelation. Then my real sue sue
cgf r1,a neEqn, .oh,n.d ingredients that would
s,raSslsn t%St You'll yazs ,hSse ne5yafi
That prescription called u restorative: ~
h9sWn ts y Xfsr t Sxsi G Gid
9n t9se IN each hnndred IN NM yne vsHra Wefy
one IL cash sef foty treated found cancer a.,
durable Cancer Is for surgery MT "a sIr
ones SO oyeryWhere Nj Was my thought Unjust an
HR1d nhss 81 Ivy my Ineoee
the real power or Or. Shoop's testom i We.
rhena way cano to mG-ke, IN fs nan tbav
wrote reliable arugslst IN enel, e,y an Z
N0w . y X any ,4 W o. j RESTORATIVE
can be taken on trial For n full months
viii let yo, use It en,reiS a, H., my VI, rak ho hook
yo,, sneed. When send II VIII tel Won + e +.
rgslst near By who WI III pertt me r p n' d.
elde the sa1, & ny NJ an os
whnteve,, g lie viii Bill the cost to me- y, ~,
This Is WY q clearinE Sg,r nn % ca
do proad',ccd o NOV caYn o ea, l.
not resist m offer like this II you arc q. OIL
sick. ,, ~, r. ,,,,
can't do things like you used TO 10 men, e'si
Wr,to If, confidence Asa physician VII
tell You Il way To help. Get my poooK now
Address DR.. shcop Box s2Ss, Racine, WIS.
Mild cases., not chronic are 0iteh e"teu wv
one or two bottles. At druggists, 3
DR.. Shops sToRATivE
Book oil Dyspepsin Book for Women n. II,
Hook . on THO Heart Book for Men lseuicul.
I3ook on tho Kidneys Book on rheumatism
At The Doctors RISK,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
All P0sslET BAY.
Japanese Have Landed There
and Are Moving Upon
Hun Chun.
CBy Associated Press.)

Yin oW. Feb 25,--Natlve reports that
tho japanese have landed at I'ossiet Bay
ard subsequently undertook operations
asa nst Han Chun and towards Klr.n
Ii va received qualified confirmation frfm
D; gl'sh missionary refugees VINO nave
arrived at New Chwang
These people say the Russo-Chlnese
Bank has removed from KEN to kWang-
Ghe3g Isl. where colrmereial interests
are seeking safety and Defense,
This reported advance has produced
COZ stc.nefion nmoEg the European clvi-
ljuns residing In the line OF march.
+, Is rspor,ed also mat ne Nmsslan
X Vcrnnlent bureau at WludlVostocR mss
withdrawn to IShaVaroysk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Senator Hobbs's Road Bill.

senator Hobbs. of Prince George, yes
terdnr oflcred in the Senate Il ball to APP
nropriate $4,000 to improve tie pnpi 9
roads of the safe. and to provide provide, i 10. "a a
~ expects the bill to pass a. tins session,
But offers it In tile hope that It VIII hrnlg
the matter of road improvement mt ana Nc IN. M
IeSelon sentiment in favor OF sucn I'M
5nrovencnt Such a fund, you'd glVo caeh
.cnnntu nnnroXi1I II ely $2,0Ol. 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Dr.. Holt a Visitor.

Among the visitors In the city yeslerday,
was Dr n Holta e fo 1nn st me.h Dem o.
c,.a t,c omm,ttae. and ono of the leading
Democrats 1 Of Underwater for many E l,enl,,
DR.. Holt is the fatker o. Sehn no, a. 9 1nHue
Henry H. Holt, or Stuunton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
PRICE OF WHEAT
JUMPS UP AGAIN

(By Associated I'ress.)
CHICAGO, Feb 25.--Aidcd By strong
English markets, wheat for May deiv-
cry o-day jumped 2l5c above Yesterdays
closing figures. touching s1o9 bushel.
This price Is l.c. above The high record
mark made a few days ago. Heavy
realizing sales caused reaction, the close
being at Sl.07la, a net gain for the day OF
lc. The July delivery closed &c. mp. at
aSIsc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Senator Byars for Hearst.

senator ]. C. I3ynrs, OF Bristol, Is FOR or
Will am r. Hearst, Of New : ON M ~.
mental in organizing a Hearst Cluh az
BRISTOL with Two or three Hnnd WSr,i man man
hers He believes that tne NeM - 1f thn I neo.
bic Die rs the dait lie Of the coANe"tioh draws
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
HIS MISSION WHOLLY
ECCLESIASTICAL ONE
lBY Aasoeinted hress.

MEXICO CITY, J1cb. 2a.--Monsgror
saraf!ni apostolic Wis tor TO Mexico, re-
Gently appointed by Pope Plus. win reach
,h.s country within n short time lie
wiil not As announced by the foreign
press, represent the Vatican before this
government az Mexico canrot teceive IN
rfiat capacity a diplomatic representa-
tive ~ The Vatican. His mission VIII
be entirely eeclesiastlcai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Throw Up the Sponge.
lRy Associated Press.>

(I3Y ASsotIuted -PTcSS.l ~
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Feb, 25.--1n a
six-round bout tonight between Jack 30
Ian. of Cincinnati, and Concy Cumifns'
ham, Of Cleveland, Bolan won In the
third round. when Cunnln sh,ms secnn!s
tll".w up the sponge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Afr. Bader Here.

Air i n. Blbsr former superintendent
of s hoo of s uun on, is IN the clty,
looking af,or some business IN connection
with the ext book publishing house which
he represents.
to enter The laae for state SuperinIt ndeni
az ! ubic ms ,ructUH n4Xt year, ne shio
lie Ind lot get made up his mind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Judge Riyes Here.

Ex-Jpdge Timothy Riyes. Of the County
Ccui OF Prince George ana surry, was
AT TIE PoWhatan,
II am in the language Of q great
senator, a statesman out OF 2, jon SAD
tho former Judge pnd mempsr, ni ne
some trends. Judge klyss was hero
OIL legal business and will leave to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
ZEN TO JAPAN.

--"7---- ~ IE3y NSEUUlUttIIT I'TFhu'I
SEOUL, Feb, 25.--Yi-Yong-1k, WHO va.
formerly minister OF war and practically
The dictator OF Korea, ana considered a
friend of Russia. has been taken by tho
Japanese at Chemulpo, and on the same
night was put on board Of q warshlp,
which took him to Japan, lie went on
board In court dress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
BADLY CRIPPLED.
.Czareyitch and Rctyizan Cannot
be Repaired at Port
Arthur.
lBv Associnted Press

s1,, PETERSBURG. Feb. 25.-The bat
tleships Rctviznn and Czarevitcll VIII be
temporarily employed at Port Arthur as
.Iardships, in which capacity It has been
decided their Formidable guns can 70
mti,,zed 10 good advantage. 1t has been
fnIrd that the necessary repairs to these
Sims can only be fullyymnde in the. dock
Al ,ladiyostork, SO the vessels VIII ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Against Phlegar Bill.

The Board Of Trade OF Roanoke mas
passed strong resolutions concerning ING
l.hIesnr blll to repeal the law IN RELATION
to the garnisllment Of the salaries /, 81
public officers, and have written urging
aIoeiera t. Coleman 10 oppose the bill. The
resolutions sete forth that safe officers
as well as other individuals should pay
their honest obligations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Offices for Circuit Judges.

Tie BIZ of senator CROMWELL to au-
thorzc the Board OF, SUPERVISORS OF N fha
folk county to provide an OH tlice "a III liz
county seat of said county Will propapiy
preclpitate the questonof pronans 81 Oh +
fees for the various circuit mII a.
of An Office in each county OF the otdte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
10 tho north Of Vlsdiyostocli. with which
polt Ittis cannectcd BY a railroad.
RUSSIANS LOSE RACE.
RUSSIAN ARM !.
Force Which Will Operate n
Korea Will be Most For
midable One.
(By Associated Press

# ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 25.--Accord-s
ing 10 information received by well In
formed military men, tho Russian army
which is intended 10 operate II, Korea VIII
consist Of nm advance vanguard OF two
regiments Of Siberian sharp shooters. =
vanguard Of sixteen regiments Of In
fa,,try. wiki nnety-six quick firing guns.
three batteries OF mountain guns and a
corresponding force Of cavalry. The main
body will consist OF forty regiments In
clrding Cossack cavalry, with three hun-
dred guns.
d II is added that no important military
will be possible before the
melting OF the Ice and that the present
onerations Will be confined to necessary
preparations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Oil Bill in Senate.

MIR. Balksdalc, OF Halifax, yestterdia$$ o ~,
PRODUCED N the senate VI ~ noP ~
Ing a high standard of .llum,nall : o. !
Bill has been adversely repolaed from Il 1 n
House committee, ana t rbcrc CPS : lit,le G.
i i Of It's passing either hody II Is sau.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
BALTIC SQUADRON.
Said That II Will Leave for Far
East by the End Of
Tune.
l,,, 4 ssoc,atcd Press /,

Il (ay Associated I'ress,)
said that tho Rus ian Baltic squadron.
comprising eight blttleships, two armoiad
cruisars, three protected cruisers cruisers NY eWo
will leave for the Far East at the enu
Of June, II Is added that It Will be Gems
mnndel by Rear-Admlral RoJestvensky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26

posset Bay Is in Russian Manchur!,aa,
about seventy ml'cs southwest OF Y.adi-
OF the Tuycn ri CIR and a-out r,y
miles 10 tho wet of Poss.cs i3n.,., IN
Is a Big Manchu ian town, and lies S2o
miles inland and to the west OF PSs,l.l
Bay. kwnng Cheng Isl Is about eighty
mles west OF klrn.
lllmbaroysls is about four hundred miles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
temporarily patched up and remain ut
Fort Arthur until circumstances Will per-
NIT OF their being sent to Vladivostock.
Sends His Congratulations.

INV Assncinted Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 2o.-Thc
Car has telegra phed warm conEratuia-
lions to Ylceroy Alcx!en and the entire
Russian squadron ut Port Arthur on the
able manner In which they rtpulsed the
latest attack OF the Japanese. # a4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26

said that lie will renew the llsht against
the Capitol bill in The House.
& Senator j !. NJ 1Iutcheson, Of Charlotte,
who has been detained at his home ior
two weeks, has returned to the cily. ana
,tnoughgnot entirely well, Is at work aSall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Cut Telegraph Wires.
(I3y Associated

(By Associated Press)
SEOUL, Feb. 25.--Russan videttcs adj
svanced south OF Anju have cut the tele-
graph wires between Anju and Ping
Yang, 5g
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-07
HOW WHEAT sHRINKs

CIV. Monson, who lives west Of
spicer, made an experiment .which
may be of interest to farmers whoAare
undecided "a to whether or not it5psys
to held wheat after it is :threshed In
the fall. After seeding last year Mr..
Monson had small quantity of
cleaned wheat left, and after caref Iy
weighing 1t, he st 1T aside til q
year. At the end of this time he re.
weighed the wheat. finding that itshad
shrunk from 1928 poun ls to ;1e pounds.
or ten per cent. When We consider the
fact that this was dry wheat which
had been threshed eight months before
the first weighing, it win be seen
that the snrinkaRe on wheat, from the
time it first leaves the machine until
1t gets perfectly dry. most be very
great. When we come to figure irsur-
ance, interest and s1rinkage the man
who holds his wheat year before he
markets it must get quite a substan.
tial increase in price in order to real
ize a. much has he would get for it
when it was first threshed. Green
Lake Breeze.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-07
8UCKMA|

Oct. 4.-Mary Brustenback. OF. Wis.
consin is visiting 81 Nick Kinzer q.
: John Grandfather and. Mary
Thommes had: the wedding bells ring
ing Sunday. Z r @& u
Miss Annie Denzen- left for Little
Falls Friday with her sister Lizzie
who had visited here.
Joe Klein and wife of North Prairie
were the visitors Of Nick Kinzer- Sun
day. 80, *@u. 49, .>z
Two young gentleman who were
tired of misplace left to see the world.
They nearly got 90 miles from out Of
town when they returned and have
again started to farm. No place like
home. w.
Miss G. Kapsner~ visited her parents
Thursday but returned to the Falls
Monday.
The dance Thursday at Sitzman's
hall was grand success. Everybody
report a good time.
Miss Kate Block left for Minneapolis
Saturday where che will be employed.
Henry Dengel and wife were Pierz
visitors Sunday.
At the street fair at Little Falls all
places were represented except Buck
man. The farmers of this place don't
seem to take any interest In anything.
Mat Poster made a business TIP to
Lite Falls Monday.
Markus Kobe of Royalton was here
last week selling nursery stock and
also speaking.of elections good work.
Mr.. Lena Brausen and Mr.. Faust
visited st. Cloud but returned Mon
day.
VIM. Shernler and wife left for
st. Cloud Sunday to visit friends and
relatives. They are expected back
W :dpesday.
Chas. Brannen was here Monday
looking after his interests
G. W. Bouck was a. village caller
Sunday.
School opened in Dist. SO Monday.
John Kuder and wife visited at
Pierz Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-07
West Darling

Oct. -Threshinv around here will
be 6ninshed this week. Wheat will
reach around 20 bushels to the acre,
oats 60, harley 40. The farmers have
had fair crop. Potatoes are good,
but have q tendency 10 rot.
The weather is good aud there's no
school.
Rosendale ia, Nor has gone into the
hotel business too.
Some articles were stolen from the
school house. It's cheap thief thai
will steal from school or church.
Somebody will get into trouble if
they keep on with various acts of
mean mischief. Wire fences have been
cut, gates broken, etc. Gates we're
opened Sunday night letting horses
into the Park Grove corn field.
The King and Rockdale had quite
time over the threshing.
Flowing j. the thing nowadays
Farmers with stock to sell will hold
for better prices.
No use crying over spilled milk, 50
the Pike Greek man needn't feel sorry
now because he didn't get married
during the STREET fair and lest the cook
stove.
John Regntll was in Randall on
business Saturday.
John Thelander OF the town board
was in the Falls attending conrt in
the Jasorka case, which went against
the town
- Darling Grove has a good dog. and
thieves must Know it. for they keep
away.
Highland Grove farmer didn't like
the idea Saturday of taking something
70 town The last time he did he had
a runaway and brck-n buggy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-07
HICKS ON OCTOBER WEATHER.
Prof. 1rl r. Hicks says of the Octo-

d1ChS ON OCTOBER WEATHER.
Prof. 1rl r. Hicks says of the Octo-
Der weather prospects: .-.
1.-The center of the second storm
period will be on the 18th. The storms
and other perturbations of this per.
iod will be more general and energet-
ic. Look for much warmer weather at
the very beginning of this period the
thunder storms will most likely ap-
pear during the FIRST stages Of the dis.
turbances. Should the barometer fail
after these electrical storme look for
change to much colder. A very low
barometer In the fail and winter is al
most certain harbinger of coming
change to much colder, beginning,
as q rule. with warm rain, turning to
furious billiards and winding up in
extreme cold. Remember this.
The third storm period will be CEN
trail on the 18th, 18th, and 18th. Rapid
rising and falling OF the barometer
will cause corresponding storminess
and changes in temperature. Seismic
shakes will be natural at this and
other periods in this part of month.
Decided change to cooler, with frosty
nights to the ncrthward. will follow
these disturbances.
1t is probable that some of the most
marked dlstur Dances will occur during
the fourth storm period which will be
centered on the 22d. Low barometer
and rapid change to warmer may be
expected In western sections az early
as the 21st. Rain with probably thun.
der storms will probably follow. These
disturbances will eliminate on and
touching the 24th. with high barome-
ter, gales from the west and no, til
and change to much colder. These
general perturbations will wind up
with an October cold wave bringing
heavy frosts to most parts of the
country for several nights following
the storms.
Some energetic storms may be ex-
pected during the fifth period which
ia central on the 9th and 28th. Rain
will turn to sleet and snow north.
ward, although the moon at extreme
position north will tend to prevent or
delay high barometer and severe
boreal weather.