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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01

Misses Constance and Florence Barn.
hardt spent Thanksgiving in St.
Cloud. Miss Constance az the guest
of Miss Isabel Rosenberger and Miss
Florence as the guest of Miss Edith
CLARK.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01

Peter Lemay was up from Rovalton
for Sunday. he has the mason con-
tract on three new store buildings,
and expects to finish two If the
weather permits
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01

Teachers do not have to start fires,
says state Supt. of Schools j. w.
Olson. She is hired to teach, and
not to do janitor work. Mr.. Olson
also said that pupils may be sent
home for misconduct without the
1eachers first notifying the board,
but that the board and parents should
be notified at once.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01
NOTICE.

All farmers that expect to want
prison binder tWine for next year.
please notify the Farmers' Exchange
Little Falls at once. 80 If.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01

Rev. 7. T. Brsbner Smith, formerly
of Little Falls, baptized by immersion
in A laBe near Frazee, Miss Hazel Viii.
coz, The lake was partly frozen over
at the time. Rev. Smith is q pretty
warm hearted man. he wont catch
cold.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
FARLEY NOT ASSAULTED
Resting in his Suite of Rooms as
 Hotel Astor.

New York, Mar 20-"Far be it from nle to boast. but it will be marry d long day before they get to me-" said James Farley, strike breaker, last night at the Hotel Astor. Farley occupies suite of rooms in the hotel, and he was loungin. during the dinner period ill the rOtundi Much as4 would like to help the newspapers out" he continued, Il will not stand for that beating they say received last Tuesday from two men al Broadway and Forty second street. hold that Broadway is the safest spot in the whole world, and when get mine. if it ever happens, it will not be on Broadway
 Farley was attil3d in black frOck coat and striped trousers and silk hat Although few. people know Farley as q strike breaker his slender figure clad in the latest fashion has long been q familiar sight along Broadway.
 Farley's office is at 1440 Broadway and in passing to and from the Hotel AstOr recently he has taken many q chance. But his is bold spirit, and he has passed through harder trials.
 My calling is legitimate vocation -One of the new professions l believe it has been dubbed" he said. Keep the cars moving" that is my motto. l think the New York public is pretty well satisfied with its application Ill the recent InterbOrOugh difficulty.
 While it has been said that l have turned the road over to the company, the announcement is somewhat prcma- ture. Many of my men will remain permanently in the employ of the com- pany. As yet no attempt has been made to run tle IL" and subway trains strictly upon schedule. 'ni'"r
 ''rhe trains are being operated in series. and it will not be until We'd nesday that the old schedules will be put in force. My motormen have given general satisfaction-they are eXperi- onced hands.
 If you want to get an estimate Of the number who have stayed on the job figure that only 1,5OO out of I,OOo of the old employees have been re-en- gagged by the company.
 Farley said he had several other large contracts on hand and that as he had rested sufficiently he was going to leave the city. .-.f.
 "WhO is John HahlOn. superintend- ent of the Farley Detective agency :' lle was asked.
 .Myself, and no one else, repllcd the strike breaker. "I see HanlOn gave out quite an interview about Farley. While I was resting for two days in my room. was not assaulted-put that straight. As for Hanlon-well. he is a handy man to have around the officc.' |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
.Cllral DlV Goods to The First
 Showing Of
 Spring.

The buds and the blue birds have made their appearance and with them come the most beautiful display O. Spring dress materials that has ever been our pleasure to show. Every fabric that has attained favor in the eyes of the fashion ble is numbered among our col lection for Spring; the thin gauge materials for light clinging et- fects, together with the more sturdy Weaves. suggestive oi tailored gowns will be found liberally displayed in our as sortment.
 To start the season off we will commence tomorrow morning
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Miss Nellie Murphy of Shelton, was the guest of Miss Annie Craven of Bank street, Sunday.
 John Edmonds of Torrington spent Sunday with his parents on South Leonard street.
 Owen Meehan of Avon avenue left for Boston to-day to attend d hearing in a law suit against the New York, New Haven X Hartford railroad.
 -Dr and Mrs Baxter of Thomaston, who were guests of Mrs Margaret Dawson of North Riverside street, have returned home.
 Joseph Bagley of Lafayette street has been confined to his home for the last few days with severe attack Of the grip.
 -Thomas Grimes of Fourth street had one of the fingers of his right hand severely bruised Saturday afternoon while at work in the Farrel Foundry and Machine Co.
 At the regular meeting of the Brooklyn Athletic club held yesterday, the following officers were elected for the next six months: President, D. Mccarthy; vice president, NJ. Madden; recording secretary, c. Smith; financial secretary, NJ. Duane; treasurer, J. Dunphy; captain, r. Clark; trustee committee, F. Edmunds, ]. Mahaney, R. Schlosser; finance committee, l.. Pequignot, w. Hickey.
 Isn't there something ill drugs, soaps, perfumes, patent medicines or toilet articles you intended getting of Us to-day. We are sole agents for HarrisOn's Town and Country paint, and always carry in stock full line of painters supplies at the right prices. A. c. Walker, the druggist.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
VACANT CONSTARLESHIP.
May Be Made Tonight
 By Board of Aldermen.

Appointment May Be Made Tonight
 By Board of Aldermen.
 There is quite race on for the va. cant coniableship created by the death of Thomas F. Pryor last week. As it is very likely that the appointment will be made tonight ny the board of al- dcrnen thc candidates were hustlng to-day. They are John F. O'Brien. for mcrly a constable. and Joseph Darling. both democrats. and Dominica Man. fredi. q republican. There were peti. tions and hustlers and heelers as well in circulation to-day. As. Mr Pryor was a democrat it is taken for granted, that his successor will he q democrat. It was said that the democrats have their full quota among the ronstables. counting Constable James F. Lunny as q democrat. The fact. however. is that Mr Iunny has not been identified with the democratic party since Perry (. Morris was the first selectman. Under Mir Morris Mr Lunny was special con stable for Waterville. Mir Lunny ac. lively opposed Nr Doran both at the primaries and the election. in which latter John B. Dollerfy was his op i.,lent. The latter WIS dcfrairi. and turn aI,out being considered fair play some times in politics. Mir Lanny was removed from the special constable ship by the srcccssful candidate and Thomas Tyrrell put in his place. The following year Mir Lunny identified himself with the republicans officially l,y registering with them and was ap ,rointe.l to the vacancy made lg ths election of Constable William ]. Rig ney. republican. city sheriff. at the last city elertion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
late rsstinf lteAs Deilsl Down Fer
 The DsnsAt sf Car Bssy Rsa1era

It now seems to he practically cer tain that the Danbury and Harlem electric trolley railroad from Danbur. to .,;oldpn's Bridge. \. Y.. will be built and in operation this summer.
 Mrs Prank Williams of the Water. hole district. East Hampton. was thrown from her carriage near Pickerel lake Saturday while returning iron. Westchester. Her right jaw was broken in two places and the left in one. She was unconscious when found
 Mrs Charles F. BunneIl of Bridge port was assaulted in Branfor.I last night. She is visiting her mother-in. law. Mrs E. B. Bunneli. and was re> turning from call when man sprang upon her from behind. throw ing her down. She screamed and freed herself and the man ran away.
 Boys on Arch street. Hartford. yes ter,lay afternoon found the boy of an infant lying af the side of the street. The body had been thrown into a cor. ner. where board fence runs up to the Phoenix Iron Works corporaticp ai No a Arch street. Dr Fuller said the body had been there two weeks or per. haps a month.
 X nne advertisement for the liar. ford Cbarsosl Co.'S qui-k fire rhaIcsriI though not exactly what the coHlsans wouId have voluntarily chosen as a display. was given carly yc<ter.Ia ' morning when a wocIen shed. 113 feel lon4- containing 500 baGs of the char coal was burDed in the rear of the compaBy's preUiseA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
TIMELY TOPICS.

Jones. Morgan X Co have the rough and tumble suit for boys that stands hard wear. Try the Hercules.
 Castle is selling veal at 6c. Sc and Toe a pound. Eggs are only 2Oc a dozen.
 Currans are showing fancy spring dress goods at lk'. Sicilian serges ami mohairs. including all colors and black.
 Miller X Peck will place on sale to- morrow 5000 yards of silk. all of this seasons weave.
 The Hampson-Sellew Co is impress ing the people very favOrably with the good points of GlenwOod ranges.
 The Guarantee Credit Clothing Ca insures q perfect fit in suits and jack. cts. Alterations made free of charge.
 The Lapalme- Hoffman Co take up. clean and relay carpets. They re- model and dye them when necessary.
 The Boston Furniture Co are show, ing advance styles in refrigerators. See window display this week.
 Enter one of the embroidery classes at Grieve. Bisset X Hollands this week. Free instructions given.
 Trott's bread. tea biscuit. corn muf- fins and Jap tarts are favorites with many people.
 When you your drug store goods at Cpham's you are sure they are good.
 Woodruff Grocery Co will give yon bottle of rye. sherry and claret at S1.3J: sand soap Jc.
 !. B. Mullings X Son have a fs,e line of rainccats- They come in prices from s10 up to sa,S
 Excellent tea at Great A. X r. Tea Co.'S for :,-c and 40c a pound, Very fancy tea -s,c. fas and 1Oc.
 PhalasI the tea man thinks if men drink more of his tea they would not spend so much on parks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
LINEVITCH TO GAR
Now Chief Reports Russian
 Army Concentrating.
THE JAPANESE CAPTURE FAKONAI

Empeyor's Ministers For Peace-Russ sia Would RenOuncc Her Entire Manchurian Policy to Satis-
 fly Japan's Demands. LONDON, March 20. Dispatched from St. Petersburg say that Com. mander in Chief Linevitch, in tele. gram to the czar, reports as follows:
 ''In pursuance of the orders of your majesty I have assumed command of all our forces, both military and naval operating against the Japanese.
 "Japanese batteries have bombarded our divisions in the valleys of Tavan. pun and Yanpu. The enemy has ap. peared in force near Kaotaitse, on the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

Charles M. Crawford. Hartford. con- sfructing water-tight masonry walls: Jennie Crwfher. Shelton. enveyogs. moistener: Michael J. Griffin. New Britain- fifth wheel: Glover <. Has ting<. riainville. seamless combination ferruIc and holster for knives: Ernest N Humphrey. New Britain. garment clasp For copy of any of the above patents scnd ten cents in postage stamps with date of this paper tO C. A. Snow C Co. Waehin9ton, ID. c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20

Wien in need vf hefp c-y 25c d in the Democrat One business man ad- vertised for clerk in our columns and received g2 written answefA besides nearly e many more applied in perseA It only costs z5c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
C..r.s-. NeisAs.- H.,s Fer x.rser.

Confnds Ne1RhbOr He10 For Nor0eF.
 FONDA N -Y-. March 50-SheriR Doids ard District Attorney Maxwell spent tho day at ArgusviIle making further investigation into the murder cf Peter Conrad the well known farm CT. whose body was found in . CON stable. Daniel euuIlen- neixbbof ef Conrad. is held in the ceunty jail - pected ef being the nuraer1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
Look Out {!

Pneumonia is very prevalent just now. White pine and tar wards 1t off. Take ours. Take no other. and you take no chances. 9 cents takes the bottle. FITZPATRICK'S Pharmacy, East Main and Wall streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
CURES WITHOUT STOMACH DOSING,
Hyomci Cures Catasrll by Simple
Breathing. Money Refunded III 1t
Fails To Cure.

Hyomci Cures Catasrll by Simple
Breathing. Money Refunded III 1t
Fails TO Cure.
long stride toward solving the n,ys-
terry Of curing atarrh was taken With
the discovery Of Hyomel. IN fact. the
percentage OF cures By this treatment
proves 1t equal to the final tests,
The folly of taking medicine into the
stomach to cure catarrh of the nose
a throat and lungs, has becn realized by
physicians. hut not until Hyomei was
A known, had they II practical method that
would obVinte stomach drugging.
complete Hyomei outfit costs hut ST.
and consists OLA neat pocket inhaler
* that can be used anywhere without at
tracing attention, n medicine dropper
and a bottle Of Hyomei. i Extra bottles
of Hyomei cost but Soc, ,i
H Breathing Hyomei through the Inhaler
every particle OF air that enters the
nose, throat and lungs Is charged with
Il healing balsam that soothes ana allays
MI irritation, kills the catarrhal germs
and enrlches the blood with additional
ozone. S3 tii ~ =, 5B4(
II n, "A, AIlllers drug store sells Hyomei
\ on a guarantee plan, offering to refund
\ the money II a does not giYe complete
satisfaction Mail orders VIII be filled
promptly on receipt or price; complete
4 oltats, 100; extra ties. 60 cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
HOW A DIAMOND RING
WAS lost AND An D. found !. IND.
"A Peculiar Incident At Scots
vile That Leads to Some
"reminiscences
fspec Ial 70 The Timcs-Dispatcl.).

Especial to The 'Times-Dispatch.)B
scOTrsYILLE, VA, February 13,--Mr.
j. ". Perelya OF this place, lost q val "a Il
unblc diamond ring on tho afternoon 3 or
the 9Th. He had been out riding on morse rs g
back in the Glendover nelghborhooo'd ana ~
supposed that he dropped 1t on the road
somewhere, so gave up all hope OF eyer
seeing 1t again. s2 3 4; !! 4 }a i. !.
Last saturday a young lady. whlle out
{coasting found tho ring near the l0Ies-
Ibytcrian Church, in Scoottsyllle, not tar
from the owners home. /.
rho street Is n much Travelled fthoroulslll'--.
faro, but there the ring had lain for near
H. j week under leo, snow snow plow
Hheels and horses hoofs without the
slightest injury to jewel or settl Y
Several other stories OF lost jcwclry are
ttoId Nv ladies in tho neighhorhood one
lost I, scarf pin Just as her cook left her
and was sure the servant had S''sWlpedH
.fbut a year lfterward, It was found III
d plle OF chips at the door Of the wood
house In the school yard. second lost
a cameo ring when a little child. and fit-
teen years after, her little nephews ana
snieces, digging about " rose push III me
yard. unenrthed the little ring unlnoureu,
still fanother was feeding ducks at "a pond
under a. HILL soon after sho discovered
that her heavy gold wedding ring was
ror,e, and supposed she had thrown IL
into the water. Twenty years after her
son was chasing an upruly horse over
the same hill. III "a hoof-prlnt he spied
something shiny, 1t was his mothers
wedding ring g.
A literary society will shortly he or
panlzed here. to meet in the Graded
School building,
7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
.V|L WITHDRAW,
SAYS.M||'|.R|: ROBBINS .|:|. .B|' ! | '|.S'|:I.

(r,rom our Regular Correspondents

tll (Lrr0m3 Our Regular Correspondence
SvAsTI1NGTCN.SD d. G, Feb 13---George
Il. Robbins, president Of the Armour Car
Lines who will appear before IL subcorl;--
gmittec cf the House Committee on Inter-
state Commerce Tomorrow morning,
stated to-day that should Congress enact
Hesitation which would result In reducing
their refrlgcratio charges to any extent
would inat,irallly Withdraw frotr, 4, t !
ABOUT ii the mat ter.aTi'We are in business
10 mako}nsfalr&pfoht, he said Tin maxi
Ing our charges we estimate the expense =. g,
Of handling the business and add q TAR l
3 notwithstanding the enormous sums ,lil1
II has been alleged we have made from
this business every dollar Of net revenue,
from te operatioh , er lbns Inv
vested III constructing additional and Inn;
proved cars, II, INCREASING ouralcing IA q,
clltics by OF ice. houses q anu
and In. every way in giving q more IN n
proved service. simultaneously, as the
business has grown, we have been red uc-
ing our ehurges, until today we f Y :,
ever before. Nos one will deny that the
improvements Tin Refrigerator cars and
The handlipg thereof has been 1, almostd rs en- !
growth'or the5fruit industry Of the United
States III the past ten years. r q Congress
gfiould#so egislatc hut we will 0oc suna PIE
r to ca ri d 3fair8return on our Investment,
we viii be compelled TO go out Of btsl-
hess turn our attention and devote our
capital 10 other Industries. and let the
fruit industry return to tn. conditions
which prevailed ten years q go. ~ \, Il,
al Nir. + robbins MIL be followed by MI !.
Il AIR. IJrlon, general counsel of the Ar
#i,our, t,a,, Line Company, who Will q dis.
ctlss the many new questions of interest
as to the regulation or aboishing or prt-
syatc car. lines, 1t Is commended by I'LL the
$,r.Ivata cav lines tina they are not COM
mon carriers, but merely rent their cars
IA ,a ilroad companies. y. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
MAYOR
AND THE PASTORS 8
Rev Dr. II. II. johnson Endorses lalr s's
His Attitude iii a Special
Sermon Sunday
Especial III The 1,l,nes- Dlspatch.)


u SUFFOLK, VA, Feb. 13--1n q sermon
on Popular Amusements. Co Good + and ind
Bad. Or. II 4 IL Johnson at the Main f'i
Street Methodist Church. last night high
~ commended Mayor Mccarthy, Of Rich
tnond, for his action in ordering down
.flashyS posters Or show 8 rls. X 81 Il;
Il 3Jcsse LITTLE, Of s# Norfolk VI county. Va,
aud Miss Evlc Lee Barnes, q daughter Of
Robert Barnes, were married iIi3 Suffolk
Sunday In the study of DR.. SV.ssNY.
staley. MI N
81 "a s$1f AIDING JUDGE Mann. n H n
An anti -liquor crl,fIde, supposed "a by
some persons to be fprosecuted In the In
,terests OF Judge Mann's candidacy for
Govcrnor.#is being waged Throughout his
section. ~ n x hi Y
y Secretary West, or the Virginia Anti
Saloon Leag held ii meeting In the
Christian Church and anothe to-nigl,tin
the Baptist Church. II ssS
(, Rev. DR.. Taylor has concluded n series
of temperance meetings in Ffahklin,4and
Rev. u. h F. d. Timing, Of liverpool. Is
announced to hold temper ance Il ery Ices
In II holland OF Thursday and Friday. #
u i35. 81 3 M 110CAL OPTIC n. VI vi n ts
5s The Drys; here are advocating a local
option election. 8 t35 3s
Sheriff Baker, OF Suffolk, to-day brought
back from Petersburg, Va, where he was
arrested. Joseph Ayers, white. accused
OF robbing the Bowen and Street 1Iquip-
nGnt Company by which he was en-
ployed. Ayers was remanded without bail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
A BOARDING HOUSE
DESTROYED. by FIRE.
3lsnccInlito MO TImes-pIs;p,atch.) )

Especial to Tho Tlmes-D lspatc h.)
sGORDONSVlLLE. " Al, Feb. 1S:---M ~ 1 ~
Nv. Bowen's house. on Main Street, was
totally destroyed by fire at an early
hour Sunday morning, Tho fire was first
discovered about q o'clock, and wi hin five
minutes every room was ahlaze. The
building was, perhaps, the handsomest
in the city. It was used as q boarding
house. i5 81 3
Many narrow escapes were made by the
bourders, none Of hem saving anything
but a few articles Of clothing. III
E Mr.. Bowen's loss Is estimated at 5000,
with an Insurance of only. $500. Rev.
ID. II, Hanna was the next heaviest
loser, his loss being nut at over $1,000,
with no insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
DESERT ADDICKS AND
VOTE FOR DUPONT

(Hy Associated PresS.)
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb ia spe-
clal to the Evening Telegraph from Dover.
Delaware. SAYS; !.
K The senatorial situation took a change
to-day, when it was announced on good
authority that slight of the Union Repub-
lican assemblyinenw will desert ]. Edward
Addicks dyiring this week and cast their
votes forET. Coleman Dupont Of Will
mlngton the millionaire president Of the
Dupont Powder Company. for senator.
This agraemept was reached after con-
ferences had been held this morning by
the members concerned In the movement
This vii! bs-sthe outsonle Of the recent
rllmors that hay0 been current on the
subject ola break, and it5wlll mark the
first desertionS fromS the Addicks ranks
since the, session Of 1896 II has not been
announced on what day the break Will
he made.H ~ a j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
NO BOND. LIMIT.
Legal Opinion on Stanton Goes
&. to Supreme Court.

Especial TO The Times- Dlspatch) a695 gE
81 STAUNTON. VA, February 1a-Judge Holt,
OF the corporatlonS Court to-day handed down
his opinion IN he y test su; Of
4 brought to test the citys legal bond limit
under section III OF the Constitution. In which
4 he held that there Is no legal limit now
existing as to the amount OF bonded ndebt-
edncss which this city may. incur, and that
tho constitutional limit OF eighteen PET cent.
Of the real estate assessment does not apply
y to stanton. 3GS 81 RI S3}if8 5s
3s3 As the bond limit IL now up to the eighteen
per cent. limit. and tho taxpayers arc opposed
10 further Issuance Of bonds the matter has
created II great deal OF interest, 1t is be-
)ieved that the City Council is In favor of an
additional bond issue. s5f ,N
Tho case viii be taken to the Court OF APP.
pcals at once. iG}4 fs il7s6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
WALLACE ( ] NOT / 0
Be A CANDIDATE |! | ]
Stafford Man to Retire, But Sen
ator Shackleford, Of Orange,
to Run a gain.
(special 10 The Timcs-Dispatch

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch)
ss.lF FREDERICKSBURG. A., Feb. IL -
DR.. g. NJ. Wallace. of Stafford county,
state senator from this district, COM
posed Of Stafford, Spots lvania and Louisa
counties. and the city of Fred ericksburg,
who is now serving HIS second term,
states that he will not be- candidate
for reelection. Judge I. ~. Sims, Of
Louisa, is mentioned as his successor.
State Senator George s. shackleford, Of
orange. who represents the district conf
posed or Orange. Culpepcr and Mathews
counties, announces that he will be a can
didate for denomination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
BATTLE 4 HoU Sc BURNED.
Total Fire Loss in Mobile Will
Amount to 100000.
Associated Press.,

MOBILE, lAI4AJf Feb. 10 IT he fire which
destroyed the Battle House, Mobiles hiss
itoric hotel; the Commercial Hotel, and
several Joining buildings, was gotten
under control Eat dnyllg hit to-day The
total loss Is about 500, 90. There wa $ no
loss Of life, buti e Fire Chic T. Price and
Foreman sMcS1allon were Injured by fall
Ing bricks. IL The Battle House was de-
Sstroyed, and the loss is placed at 500, 600;
one half. The loss on the Com
.mercial Hotel. which $adjoins the Battle
House, on Royal Street, a gregates $50, 900,
and that on the Graham Printing Com
ipany,S $50, 900. There were several smaller
losses Many offices on ST. Francis Street,
opposite the Battle House was flooded.
Tie origin OF the fire has not been as
,certained. i II