Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-14
NEWS IN MINNESOTA

Gv lEl,l1s 81 4 WEEK THRIoueAt.
OUT The sTATE:s. .
About $4,000 people attended the ID
tomobile races at st. Paul Saturday.
Joseph Tardy. aged i eighty.dve, I
resident Of Minneapolis since 1851. 10
dead. :" "
:. There IL NO change in the condition
Of Bishop Joyce. who is seriously i'll
In Minneapolis. ~ ~
The population Of Saltwater under
the state census 10 1895. q gain Of
107 in i've years.
Arthur, the three-year.old son Of w.
]. Jones Of Heron Lake, was acct
dentally drowned in 4 water tank.
Seven boys, leaders in a mutiny 1T
the state training school at Red Wing,
have been sent to the reformatory at
Dt. Cloud.
Judge John b. osls, the alleged
lorgsr and embexsler. who disappeared
from Mankato, has been located On the
Isle Of Pines.
Thomas Brennan. Z st. Paul police
man, slet and killed himself 1t his
home in that city. Ill health IL said
% have caused his act.
Fred Durette. nine years old, was
drowned while bathing in 4 pond of
water on the fats at the foot Of Ten
nesss1 street In st. Paul.
Mrs. Lydia Porter Fisher, widow of
ono Of the pioneer newspaper men of
st. Paul and 4 resident of that city
since 1854, IL dead, aged seventy.ssven
years.
Fearing that his wife would con-
tract consumption from him George H.
Murray of St. Paul, aged hfty-two
years, committed suicide BY drinking
earbolic acid.
John Hutchinson, Jr., ron Of Professor
]. O. Hutchison of the Greek depart
ment Of the state university, was
drowned in Ten Mile lake. between
Elbow Lake and Dalton.
Complete unoficial returns from all
but a district Of Wlnona indicate
that the present census will show a
population Of about $4,000, q gain Of
1000 In the past i've years.
The doors Of The Northern Pacific
bank Of Drainsrd have been rsopened
BY order Of Bank Examiner P. NJ.
Kerst AID business resumed after q
suspension Of several weeks.
I'M Miller a New Ulm wa killed by
1sAtning while standing In . barn
door On . farm near Fairnont. Miller
WAS travelling about the country in
search Of his wife, who had left him.
Daring s~afecrachsrs. Who departed
without leaving 4 single clsw. wrecked
the safe In tAs posto@ee and general
store Of Wean 4 Dalens at George
town, escaping with $500 IN cash and.
stamps.
3. P. Egesn of Minneapolis was
chosen president Of the Northwestern
Photographer association, In annual
meeting at Duluth, and Minneapolis
was selected AZ the next place Of
meeting.
Louis A.. Mallory of Minneapolis,
fifty years Of age, committed suicide
In that city by shooting himself. He
had been in i'll health for some time
and on this account was compelled to
give up his work. s..
Vernon B. Martin, q well known Min
aeapolis athlete and university stu.
dent. was drowned during the Fourth
Of July yacht ace at Lake Mime
tonka. He fell owe oard following
the breaking Of a ma. on the Babbe,
which he was sailing:
Mrs. Nels Anderson Of Two Har-
born, who was committed to the Fer
gus Falls insane hospital about one
year ago for insanity and who re-
turned home two months ago appar-
emily cured, committed suicide by
hanging. Her husband discovered her
bedy hanging in tho woodshed.
The decoppolad bQdy Of August
Dyjofnson was found In a swamp ff-
teen miles from Eveleth. Byjornson
had been missing from home for a
week. A slightly rusted revolver was
evidence that It was a case Of suicide.
He was twenty-five years Of age and
lived with his widowed mother on a
homestead.
An argument over the relative mer-
It's Of two shirts, one costing 40 cents
and the other so cents, resulted In the
killing Of an Indian at the settlement
north Of Grindstone Lake. neal Sand
stone. The alleged slayer, John Ash
ava, Is in the lookup at the latter
place. The dead Indians name was
Dave Skunk.
While the Fourth Of July programme
was being carried out 1t the pavilion
ut Excelsior two men robbed the rooms
occupied by George .Darsow above his
bakery and secured $40 In cash and
jGwolry. The cashier Of the restaurant
discovered the men in the act Of; rtding
Z dresser and was held up while the
burglars finished their ransacking.:
Fully $4,000 pupils Of the Minnesota
public schools are suffering from de-
tective eyesight and not less than
IL, 1000 are .Amicted with detective hear
Ing. This IL the record Of the first
years inspection Of the eyes and ears