Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-26

reported to the Minneapolis police by
Mrs. K. Harris Of that city.
Frederick A. Hubbard, aged twenty
nine, son Of L. P. Hubbard, treasurer
Of the Pillsbury- Washburn Flour Mills
company, is dead at Minneapolis.
liver Davidson, the giant who trav.
oled for many years with Barnum, is
dead at his home in Roscoe, Goodhue
county, aged forty-six. He was seven
feet two inches tell.
The 500 Railway company has pur-
chased 100 acres Of land for a townsite
eleven miles directly west of Warren
and located on the Lower Snake river
near the old Snake postofice.
Five internes of the city and county
hospital at st. Paul struck as a pro-
test against the suspension of another
inferno for breach of discipline and
were d1shonorably discharged.
J. Edward Coffin of Manchester, N.
H., prominent as a cartoonist and
newspaper writer, is dead Of typhoid
fever at the age of forty-five. He was
q native of Minneapolis.
State Auditor Iverson will put be-
tween $4,000 and 100000 acres OF state
land on the market this fall Under
the law not more than $40 acres can
be sold to any one person. The mini.
mum price Is S. per acre.
The veterans Of the First Minnesota
regiment will hold their thirty-eighth
0nnna1 ~n,ri1v h,,n{
1T the Soldiers home June Is. Mem
bers Of the association are already
making preparations for it.
Albert Peska, residing on a farm
near Chatfield, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the side with a
double barreled shotgun. He was
twenty Eight years of age and had
shown signs of mental unsoundness for
some time past.
Harriet, the hveyear-old daughter
Of M. P. Forbes, superintendent of the
Marshall city schools, was drowned
Friday afternoon while playing along
the river bank. She fell into the water
In full view of her playmates, who
tried to save her.
Insurance Commissioner O'Brien has
announced the appointment of Edward
Peterson of St. Paul as fire marshal.
The Office was created by the last leg.
1slature and pays a salary of $4,000
4 year and expenses.
William p. Wilkinson of st. Cloud,
q freight conductor employed by the
Northern Pacific, was struck by a
Northern Pacific passenger train in
the Como yards at st. Paul and in.
stantly killed. He was hurled thirty
feet and when picked up was lifeless.
The warehouse of Lands, Morrison
4 Christianson at Minneapolis was
struck by freight car heavily load
Cd with cement and one wall of the
building collapsed, totally wrecking
the building. The warehouse con-
tanned plaster, cement and other build.
ing material.
Schoolhouses. the cost of which will
amount to several hundred thousand
dollars, will be constructed in Mime.
sofa this year. The state board of in.
vestment In one day last week ap
proved loans aggregating Sill, 005,
practically all Of which will be spent
IN the erection of schoolhouses.
Rev. Louis Richter is dead at Min.
neapolis. He will be remembered as a
prominent figure in the Presbyterian
church. His fight with the presbytery
of Minnesota and later his expulsion
from the church, because of his anti.
prohibition views caused wide com.
circles.
The jury which heard the testimony
In the $4,000 damage suit at Mime.
apolis instituted by Samuel w. Gould
stone against w. G. J. Herman for the
alienation Of the affections of Mrs.
Mildred Gouldstone decided that the
plaintiff was injured to>the extent of
81. The costs of the trial must be
paid by the defendant, who will prob.
ably take m appeal.
Although an automobile has many
elements Of life j. is not an individual
and consequently when an automobile
license Is issued by the state boiler in.
spector it attaches to the owner of the
automobile, not the automobile If the
automobile is sold the license remains
with the original purchaser. This is
the substance of an opinion filed by
Attorney General Young.
What is believed by Duluth physi:
clans to be a genuine case of spotted
fever, or eerebro spinal meningitis,
has terminated in the death after in.
tense suffering of Felix Lampinski, a
butcher, thirty-two years old. AS the
result of the disclosures brought about
by postmortem examination Health
Commissioner Murray issued per.
emptory order for 9 private interment
1t the earliest possible moment.
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