Little Falls herald., 1905-02-24
Thursday, Feb. 16.

! Thursday, Feb. IS.
! Former Congressman John J. Feely
II dead at Chicago.
F. A. Falkenburg, head consul
Woodmen of the World, is dead at Los
Angeles, Cal.
| M. Constans, the French ambassa-
dor, has left Constantinople for Paris
on brief leave of absence.
The Chicago and Northwestern rail.
way has announced a reduction on
grain from Iowa points to Chicago.
! John Maynard Harlan has been
unanimously nominated for mayor CT
Chicago by the Republican city con-
| vention.
B. L. Strouse, one of the pioneer
business men of La Crosse, Wis. is
dead, aged sixty-five years. Mr.. Strousc
has been in the hide and leather busi
ness there since 1860.
| William Cullen Bryant, the publisher
Of the Brooklyn Times and secretary
Of the American Newspaper Publish
ers' association, died Wednesday at a
sanitarium in Plainfield, N. j. He sut-
fered a stroke of apoplexy
Friday, Feb. II.
Daniel H. Mccarthy, at one time one
OF the best known cartoonists in the
country, is dead at New York city c.
heart trouble.
; At Allentown, Pa, the plant of the
Kroll Furniture Manufacturing coz
pany was totally destroyed by fire
Thursday. Loss, $115,000
Count Alberta Apponyi, having de-
cl1ned the nomination for president OF
the lower house of the Hungarian par
lament, the independence party has
selected julius Just.
Governor Iafollette Thursday night
ordered Sheriff Simpson to stop the
| fight between Thomas Mowatt and Ed,
| ward Hanlon at Oshkosh, Wis, and the
contest was prevented.
At Toronto, Ont, Thursday, Morris
Wood, the Americon champion skater,
defeated Fred J. Robson, the Canadian
champion, in series of races, :oo'
yards, half mile and mile. WCou
| "Ou dl1 lIlIGG events easily,
! Saturday, Feb. 18.
! DR.. George Stephen Goodspeed, 1ro-
| lessor OF history at the Universit, Vi
| Chicago, is dead.
! Governor Toole of Montana na*
signed the bill recently PASSED by Il: :
legislature prohibiting the employmt =,
Of children in Mines
! "kinsleSs,' in Chicago. at one ji.,.-
one OF the most famous catering >
| tab]ishmen1s IN the United States, ,i.,:
reached the md of waning fortunes
and has closed it's doors.
| Orders have been issued from u.
war department appointing a boar. -
| investigate and report on an allC IT,.
shortage OF the accounts of Ca}' '.I
jacques de l-ladtte, quartermaster c.
the transport Logan.
A parcel post treaty between us
governmen and Great Britain hes
been signed by President Roosey,-:'
Secretary Hay and Postmaster GIn-
| eral Wynne. 1t has already been
signed by the British officials and will
take effect April /.
Monday, Feb. 20.
Admiral George Dewey is confined
to his home with an attack of grip.
At Tyler. Tex, fire destroyed seven
business houses Sunday, causin* d
loss of $l5Q,000.
Attorney Nathan Loeser, who acted
| as receiver in the Chadwick banl-
| ruptcy case, has been elected trustee
| by the creditors.
Three paroled Russian navy cap
| tains and eleven lieutenants have ar
| rived at San Francisco from Port Ar
! thur en- route to Russia.
Sir Chentung LANG Cheng, the Chi
] nese minister. has presented to Presi-
dent Roosevelt an oil painting of the
dowager empress of China.
! At New London, Mo-, the Jury in the
| case of DR.. T. Jones Watson of Den
yer, Colo, charged with killing his
wife, returned verdict of not guilty.
Tuesday, Feb. q.
The president has sent to the sen.
ate the nomination of Byron J. Price
| Of WiccNrcip tn ho