Little Falls herald., 1904-12-09
Thursday, Dec. I

DAoul14 LII \JSHLl al heItuChy is lliG
worst in the history Of the state.
With scheduled debts OF sS7,St2 a:
$377 assets Justice Frank fOs.ts:
South Chicago has filed petition .
bankruptcy.
Denmark has informally accer:s
the invitation OF The president for t.
powers to reassC.lble in second c1:
ference at The Hague
John Morley, Fhe noted English pl.h
licist, was passenger on the stta:::
Baltic, which sailed from New 70 :.
Wednesday for Liverpool.
Chairman Cn:>elyou Of the nation:
Republican CO:i:ililtee has announ> &
the appointment Of General john
Wilson, U. S. A, retired. a s chailn?G::
of the inaugula al committee.
The MARYLAND. state board Dt {:
vassers met We(nes ;ay and canvas,
the total vote Of May u, ct ,ne -.
presidential elei eitjOn an,! upon it,
port Governor Warf.c,d certified to !:
election of seven Democratic and G..
Republican elector.
Friday, Dec. 2.
Queen Alexandra Of England &C.
bratei her sixtieth birthday: Thurs ~
Vice President Louis Estevcz .:
Cuba has resigned on account Of i:
health.
Andrew Carnegie has decided T.
I give $4,000 for the establishment. q
two branch Libraries in Omaha.
David Ferguson. FOR more han 3: :.
years d resident OF Milwarr. y. C:e:
at his home in that city Thursday.
Emery Morris. president OF the -,
kota territorial legislature in 49,.
and Dakota pioneer, <.ieI! Thurs IA
at Elk Point, S. d., Of cancer, age
siXtysix years.
a severe shock of earthquake va
felt at San Francisco at l oclt,> j.
Thursday morning. Three other !i:.:I
er shocks were felt a few minutes "a
in quick succession.
Rev Dr.. William Caven, prin @;;>.
gian and chief educ ationalist Of ca: &,
da, died Thursday at Toronto, i'nI.
aged seventy-four years.
Saturday, Dec. 3.
General Supc"intcn 'cnt Wallace =
Winter Of tho Oh, ego. .S1. P&':? ,!ir
neapoli, and Omaha hes :;?signci'.
Cnaunccv +. P!a"N, tclme. l,>H &,
ant goycino" of Pennsylvania AID I
leader of the Democratic pat> i
dead.
Oscar Haas. formerly one ct Sa1
Parks 1;cuteAcnts in the stu: t'::a
IronWoiEeis' union Of New To,k city
ended his life FIJI '2z By shocti:r
Rev. Edward EFC:ker WEIGH OF IL:
Society o. Jesus d;c:l a. Wa=hir*:."
F1i3ay. TX was e:::hty-th; ce yCa =.
age ana o::c Of the most distin2vi> <
members Of the O;t'r,.
According to 4 statement prepare;
at the bureau Of !l1,:llar affai S IT,:
net cost OF the Philippine exhibit a
the St. Louis exposition to the Philip
pine government up to tho night @!
Nov. Is was s716,G3333.
The director of the mint, in his all
nual report shows that the output CT
the coinage mints at Philadelphia, Sar
Francisco and New Orleans, whie i
were in operation throughout the fiscal
year was the largest on record.
Monday, Dec. 5.
Senator Platt of New York an
nOunces that William r. Wilcox will he
appointed postmaster at New York.
President Roosevelt will visit Phila-
delphia on N@ashington's birthday, the
22d of next February, to deliver an ad-
dress before the students of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Marked improvement has been
shown in shipping business from Amer
lean nOrtS to FurOno during the la st
three weeks. according to the New
York journal of Commerce.
Rev. W. t. Barclay, D. D., one of the
most prominent Methodist ministers
of Iowa ana an evangelist of the
Upper Iowa conference, is dead at c.
dar Rapids He was fitty-siX years of
age.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
association Of Milwaukee has decided
to establish in that city trade and