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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
NEW ARTIST TO SING.
MISS Fremstad Will Appear as Kun
dry I'm "Parsifal" To-Day.

'Parsifal" will be repeated to-day,
the performance beginning promptly
at 8 O'Clock. Miss Fremstad will
make her first appearance here as
kundry. Following is the cast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11

TWO & s. $ % s4 | s = EE e BE @ 'sE F ss'==s
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

LICENSE OCEAN PARK BANK
5ank commissioners yesterday issued a license
70 tne Bank of Ocean Park at Ocean Park
" wnicn VIII open May l5 with a capitalize.
ZION OF 10000 80 per cent paid up. The fol-,
lowing are the officers: President T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

Ser un9urii5e &ei9sz
ratbs : Ibgeoronete unb @Opofat Miz
Ian Milos5apliepics tpuroe bon benz
Bferoe6Gnblsr Mi9usl l1lri9 aus 8ac>
falmas nit elmer GiIenitanee erI6la>
gen. Der antpeI enos 8ebutteur 9einz
rid grourl, Der nit Milos3ubljebics
fpasiersn ging, pertbeioigte bieien, mas
linn i9pere 8erlebungen am Irme urb
Der 6ano eintrug. Milos5apljepics
pertat lIlri9 in einem 3ibilprosshe, in
benz leBterer unse6li9 iiberpprt6eilt
por6en mar. ulri9 meloete ii9 BEL
Der Staatsanfpulti4aft unb tpurbe
berbaftet.
Or. &'arI peters, Der friibere
Rei9sfpmmifGr fir Seutf9sOi tafriz
ia, Ser befanntli9 felt Sabren in 2onz
Don lebt, beipri9t in Der bortisen nTis
nana6ronif" bas @erbGltnib Gnsz
lambs gu Seuti6lanb unb erinnert
babel in 8saus auf cine ettpaige 2unz
bung enelif6er Sruppen auf oeutf6em
BoDen an bic befannte l1nterhaltung,
Die Shirt 8ismard por Dem bdnif6en
&riege nit benz britifden 8otf9after
in Berlin bate. vWas perben Gusr
grceGfens benn MAIDEN, 10 bemertte
Ser 8ot19after, rfpenn bie britii9e Ee>
sieruns elm @rmeeccrps mad S4lesz
mig : 6oIitein entfenbete?". = sd
piirbe es arretiren lahen," anttpprtete
Der preubii4e Stadtsmann fdrtaitiiA.
Wieber 10 m m n Oeutf&,
lano eine anonDme 8riefidreiberir
ppr @eri9t. Qm 81. Ropember ae>
lanet Dor Der 9o9umer @traffam<
mer Elm 8eleioigunesprp5eb CUR Ser
banolung, Der grObe Nebnli9feit nit
ser 2emgoer 8rtefaffdre bat. Nnaez
flagt lit Die Satin bes Mmtmunns
bon 8anfau Bel Serne Trau oe Ia
&o9e. Die onpnpmen 9riefe, in bes
men Die gelsibigungen entbalten fino,
fparen an Die @breHen a~nseIebener
Mitglie0er Der 6erner unb 8anfauer
beferen @efenfdaft eeridtet. Sir Die
0erbanolung ftn6 mebrere Sage in
Gusf4t genoumen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28
HuBlano.
6 3 8.

v W 6fs 1tuu' OSb cs""b
bars bat bon 0i3esMbmiral @bontuin,
benz 9ommanbanten Der S4mar3en
Mssr.6lotts folssnbes Sslsgramm cts
baltsn /:
,Sie Weuterer berliebsn hsute ben
Rniaa potsmtin uno bas S&if TT nun
In meinet Sdrben. Die Matroisn
baben fin nit ben Soloaten oes 8refi'
&egimentss. bic rnsutertsn. nit einigen
9nnOnsn mad Der 2a3aref.2aisrns 3u=
rtidge3ogen unb bort berbarritaoirt.
Sobalo frifds 8ruppen antommen,
psrbs i'm gum an9rif iibergeben. Oh.
slei9 i'd bsfir9ts. baB bic Mrtiaerifen
F9 ben Weutersrn ani9lieBen uerben.
Die GAG 1T beuts febr srnff. Wslrer.
Offi3iere fnb get6otet tporoen."
Waffe gelanoet.
SifIis, 81. Nop. Cine Men9e
Wafen purben beute Moreen an DER
Nurbmole oes 9afens BON piti aus
gooten ausselabsn. Die 8etuotnsr bes
Ortss balfen bel Der auslaoun9. Wdbs
renb bisisIbe Dor f9 sins. eri&ienen
Sruppen auf benz S4auplabe uro
feuertsn auf bic 8eri9w6rer. gs ents
tpidslts fi9 elm 5euerssfe&t oas mebs
'rere Gtunben hauerte. S9lieblid nabs
men bic Sruppsn 54 2ifen nit Wuni.
tim unb 81 2iFtsn nit i'm Muslano
anssfsrti9tsn @euebren in 8ei&las.
3u9tIOieS oIoatesta.
Wlaoiw o t o d q. Noo. Die
ruiiiden 2riesssefanaensn, uel&e aus
Sapan surtidtebren, ino ~bolfdnoig
audtlos unb ss if abiolut unm69li4
he iofort nod &uBlanb 3uriidsuididen.
Nm Samtas treiserte f9 elm SOls
Dat BET 2ap @boufnin, mo 1000 @e-
fansene bon BORT Nrtbur liegen, sinen
Offi3isr gu sriiben uno wurbe bon benz
Offiaier nit benz Sdbel nieoersef8la'
gen. Der Offaisr mubts Dor ben rti-
thenoen Rameraben bes Soloaterl In
ben Club fti6tsn, mo bier anbere Diff
aisrs tuarsr. Sret bsrielben muroen bon
Der Solbatesfa eet6otet, bebOr bic
2ohaden 3u Ollie tamen.
pef p Il tibet 4redIi&.
81. petersbnrg. 81. Iobbr.
alIs Der lsbte sroBs Streif auiammen.
brad, ertldrten bic ioaialifti9en Sub
rsr bsfanntli9, BOB Der Sunser unh
bic psft ibnen i9lieBli@ bod gum Sieas
ber9elfen tutirben. Sieie SaHnunq
mag fiG i9neler erfiaen. als oie &e.
bolutiondre islbff srtuartsn. Sas glsnt
Der 2anobsb6lierung 1T infolse be,
Wiberntsn Der bsiben leBten Sabre
seraoe3u 9rdbli9 unb bic 8eulenpef
breitet R9 bon ben 2irgiiegsS tepper
Der In entfsbli&er Weiie aus. Sn oer
6fli9en probin3en bat bic Sterbli9'
feitsrate bereits cine G66e erret9t, BIZ
ielbfi in bent aller fanitdren 8orteb.
run9en entbeGrenoen Hublanb obn'
8lei9en befebt. Sur9 bas Witbsr
Der Seu&e tuerosn bic u%nuifsmoen uni
aberaldubisen 8ausrn In mabnfnnig,
aufregung beriebt unb ale Banoe be,
Oronuns I6isn f@. Die %bolfdnbiq
ma9tloien DISQUALIFICATION madden
felt Wo&en faum mebr einetl 0eriu9.
bic ber3ueifelten Wui9its i'm 3aum'
au balten.
2ibsrale iiegesreubi 9,
81. petersbur9, 81. Sob,
@lei4 Witts befinben fi9 ale Ghbre,
Der 2iberaIen, ioweit He ni9t gum ra'
bifaIen 5lissl Der partei aeb6ren. an
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

min bic @rObber3ogin uno ibrs Mutter,
Die %perforbene 2aiierin Iuaufa. gssen
angrine, bic in Bismard's grinnerun.
gen ent6alten limb. Dsrtbsioisen.
& ertilarbeiter Streif.
@era, q. Nop. Der Streif Der
Weber unb Jdrber in S~btirineen if
berloren. Die ff~reitenbsn Nrbsitsr
nebmen bic Irbeit su ben alien 8eotn.
gungen tpieber auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28
4nrm,m.

@eri9 r
ter gum Sdulaen bel Der 8ranhs
MISUNDERSTANDING zines 8auern, Dem
aber ni9t bel a%bsebrannt ifD: rRa,
tpie id b0rte, bat, fi9 ia bas san5e
Oorf in muiterbdfter Weiie an Den
2Of4drbeiten betbeilist?"-S 9uI3e:
~Sa, ia!... Der bat a Wenae Geinoe!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28
Canada.
g 4iffsu G.

g t. Sobns, q. g., q. Noo.
2sbte Nadt berrI9te an Der Suite elm
iol3 beftiser Sturm. bab teins s9iffe
auslaufen fonnten.
Die S9oner glbro unb 0enus 1nb
tn Der placentic 8ai ~gefranoet unb ba=
ben S9aoen 9enommsn. Der S9oner
Imetbpf lief bel gurin auf.
Norwesen.
B n g 6aafon's gin3ug.
brtfiania, Is. Sob. Wers.
fpdtet.) Der gin3us 86nis Saaton's
VII. unb ieiuer @attin Maub NOR
trOb Saneegeif6bsr unb nsbligsl Wets
ters elm groBarttger. Die 8egeiffe=
rung bes Bottles tunnte fi9 in bsr3li9sr
gesrtBuns ni&t senus thun.
Muf benz Quai NOR elm pabinon
erri9tet. in weI9sm bic 8sbbrben unb
bag biplomatii9e 9orps bas iunse
&0nisspaar empfinsen.
Oeiferreid .t1nsarn.
Die . o n f rationba t
seinen 9aten.
@ien, 81. Sob. Die gr6Bte
geiOrsnib bssisIi& Der SemOnfration
Faeseu bic 9trfei psrurfa9t bic Mbg-
li9teit. baB 8ul9arien. Serbien urb
@rie9snlano bic Denomination su Mn=
griffen auf bic Sirtsi benuben fbnntsn.
Oeitsrrei9 urb &ubIanb baben baber
bieie bret 2dno9en bena&ri9tist, oab
ein ginfaa In ttirtii9es @ebiet unter
feinen nmHdnoen seoulost tueroen
t6nne. Sb bas iebr friegslufige Buls
garien bieie @arnun9 beber3igen mirb,
muB jebo9 a%bsewartet ueroen.
Spanien.
u nruben IN @atalonier n.
DC b b, q. Sob. 3%rtegsminis
ffer Wenler 1T nod @atalonien abgs=
reif, um bic bortigen unruben 3u uns
teriu9en.
GO fdeiren bort bic alien carlifif9en
Setter au fpufen. Sci StraBenbemon.
ftrationen uurben Die &ufe laut: Sob
Spanisn! Sang lebe bas freie @ata-
lonien!
@epler 9Iaubt In ftnf $agen Die
Oronung In @atalonien berfelen 3u
f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

tuobl Ibtanb eenommen tueroen, ba
otsislbe bod ni6t tuirtIam gemaat uer.
ben fDnnte, ba bic 5anbelsf9iHe Der
ni6t gu Dem 9on3ert geb6riaen W1&te
nt9t a~ngebalten tuerben oiirfeu.
@inen enti&ieoen fomii9en Infria
berleibt Dem gan3e1 Rummel bic Mels
oung, oaB Der 8ice Momiral Susni
pai6a, Der bon 3onffantinopel nod
ben SaroaneIen abgins, anseuieIen
1T, bic internationale 6lotte nod BEN
@ebrau9e tiirtii4sr @affreunbT9aft
nit @igaretten, 2onfstt unb 5rt9tsn
gu betpintOmmnen. Sn d6nli9 bob
MISUNDERSTANDING Wsiie purbs be-
tanntli4 aud bas ruTff9s @ei9maber.
oas Dor apei Sabren cine sriinoli9
in's Wafer sefalene 9emonfration
unternabmt, bebanbelt.
Der rs. q eburtstaq.
Berlin, 81. Sob. Die burd ibre
i3riftfeaerii&e unb semeinniibise
Sbdtigteit tuO6lbefannte Grau Gina
Norgenfern besing beute bier In f6r-
perli@sr uno seifigsr '&tfisteit bic
Geier i6res rs. 8eburtstases, po3u
ibr BON Iab uno Jern bic bsrali9fen
Sltidwtinide susin9sn.
Isle tpurbe. als So9ter bes Gabris
tanten gilbert Bauer In Breslau gebo=
rem, berbeiratbete fi9 1854 NIT S9eobor
MOrssnfern aus 2alii9 unb Isbt felt.
benz In Berlin. Sier betbeiligte fe
f9 1859 Bel Der 8riinbuns beg
Grauenuereins our Bsf6rberung Der
2inoergdrtsn, befen 2eiterin fe 1860
1856 NOR. Gortan nabm fe leb-
baften antbsil, oft als leitenoe perion,
on allen 8efrebungen uno Beretnen,
tpel4e bic ainoerer3iebuns, bic gil.
bungs. uno tuirtbidaftli9en grwerbs-
intereisn Der 6rausn betrafen. u1b
9riinoete felbft mebrere ioI9e Dereine:
ben Werein Der 8srlinsr @oltsta9en
Q866), ben ainberi9ubberein (1868,
gegen bic gngslma9srsi seri&tst), cine
ataoemie fur uifeni&aftli9e Gcrtbil=
hung Der Srauen QS69), ben Bsrlinsr
6ausfrauenpersin 1878. cine lano=
uirtbi9aftli9e unb 5ausinbufrie=
S4ule 1880, sur grsiebuns minber=
idbriser Hrafentlafener, fpdter umss.
droert in: idulentlafsrer arrler Wdb'
DEM u. q.
Il nerlaubts aritif BON
ebeoerbdItniien
DRESDEN. 81. Sob. 8on BEN
3uftdnbisen @eri9t 1T Der Mrbsite,
5obenitein tueaen tabslnber MeuBerun.
gen iiber bas 8srbdltnib atpii9en BEN
96nig Jriebri8 Musuf bon Sa9ieu
uno befen sei9ieosner Satin, @rdfr
bon WOntisnOiO. gu 3weiidbrisem &C.
fdnsniB berurtbeilt tuorbsn.
Sturm.
@urbaben, q. Sob. Gin Def.
tiger Sturm beglsitet bon 8euitter unb
SaseI tobt iiber Der 0orbiee. S9ifs
bon gnglGno finb ni9t CUR ri9tisen
3eit anselanat unb ban bier III bic
S&ifabrt bonifdnoig eingeffelt. Be,
Sturmi9aoen 1T grob.
We&eI m g d ubtruppen n
& o m m q n b o S,eut9-
g Il b ne t a rifas.
8erIfn, q. Sob. 8eneraleut.
mont b. 8rOtba, Der ieitberise 959f.
commandments in Seutf9=S topef'
afrifa, bat an, 10. 0obsmbsr bic Seim'
reife ansetreten. Sbert Dana bat
nod isinem S9eiben bas 2ommanbl
Der S9ubtruppe ibernommen. g,
trat erft i'm Sebruar in bic Sdubtrup'
pc Elm, aber feline bisberiss Sbdtistei
In Der 2OlOnie bat i'm iehr empfoblen
go tpuroe tamsntli9 Der fduierig
@tappenbienf BON ibm ie6r gut &C.
oronet.
Sn bisfisen amtli&en 2reiien uirl
seboft, oaB f9 ;wii@en benz neuet
2ommanoeur Der S&uBtruppe mi
benz rsuert @oubsrneur, 6errr bot
a%inoequif, Elm sutes @erbdltuib Der
ausbtlben tpirb.
8 rh6bung Der WttgIte
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R

...0abraeit Der 8hse..-
abfabrt Aniuu
IoIsbo. Chicago uub Ri4isan Grpres.-t Ills tlo.ss
Eslsbo. Detroit uHb gpieaso Bin. .....'la.ao SIS
Ri&iean gitp, Deunei: u. 2afapsttee pI-t 7ao Ross
. tdoIi4 Gouutaos. ousseuommeu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28
8rpSbritannien.

Die Shat gegen b G
Shrtei.
2onbon, 81. NOpbr. .Sailp
Mail" ner6fentli9t am 81. Sob. fol-
ssnoe 9spei&e bon Wptilene:
nN9t 2rie9sidihe Der b~erbanoetsn
Wd9te famen bsute Morgen Inn 8 ubr
bier an. gbmiral Sitter bon Seoina
bsaab F9, bon benz 6ftsrrei&ii4en 2on'
Jul bssIsitst, nod benz &egierungsges
bdube uno iibsrrei9te UNI 100 ubr Elm
ultimatum.
I'm l ubr bsute Ha6mittag lanoe=
ten 500 Watroien uno nabmsn gefb
BON ben .3ol. uno Selegrapbenf tGtios
men. Nlss 1T rubig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28
Snternationalt Tlotte
Seiebt bic tiirtii9en 3olbdnier anf Der tdrtiiden
Sniel MDtilene.

2u Gebaippol berridt nod inmer Gbaos. = Se rnNten 9iberalen boHen
sur Madt IN glamgen. - Sn6lpie eoloatesa 81 @Iabiupfof. =
aampf ;pHden ben swei grOBten 9anpferdnien SeuidlanSs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28
@egen bic Shrtei.

8erlin n, q. Nob. Die Demon.
fration gegen bic Shrfei febt, obglei9
mon oerfelben abfolut teins Beoeutung
beimibt. bod TN gorbsrsrunbs bss
6fentIi9en Snterefes. Bel Der epas
sierfabrt Der bereinigten 6lotts nod ben
ttirtif&en @etdK.rn tpirb nathrli9
tuenig beraustommer, aber bic W6g=
li&teit ernifer g~ertpidlunsen III immsr-
bin borbanben, unb Der t~peitere Werlauf
Der ereignife i'm Nesdii9sn Mser piro
oaber nit begreifi&er 6pannuns per-
fol9t. Dos @ei&waosr iuiro Wptilsne,
Semnos unb $enebos bsfeben. Bon
Der Terbdnsung elmer Blodaoe aber
Smbrna ober bic DarbanelIen uiro
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
MARRIED..

Ernest Douglas, Of Scanlon, former
ly of this city, and Mics Eva Fasteen
Of Scanlon, were married Saturday
evening at o'clock at the home Of
the groom's sister, Mrs. Geo. Coons,
on Second street northeast. by Rev.
MO-. Stookland. Mr.. Douglas was
formerly employed here, and is now
a sawyer in the Scanlon mill. Mrs.
Douglas 10 daughter Of Postmaster
Fasteen of Scanlon. The young folks
left for Scanlon Sunday night followed
by the best wishes of Mr.. Douglas
many friends.
AL. Peterson and Miss Lavina Ray
mond, daughter of Mrs. Gus Raymond,
were married at tie French Catholic
church Tuesday morning at $3.50
clock by Father Lamothe. Miss
Agnes Raymond. sister of the bride
and Peter Ploof, attended. Only near
relatives and friends were present.
The young people have the hearty
congratulations and good wishes o1
many friends.
Horace Strong of Tamarac, Aitkir
county and Miss Sadie Cyrus of Little
Falls, were married at Aitkin Feb.
24th by Judge Williams.
Pierre Woodwork has returned from
the camns near Erazee
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
CITY COUNCIL.

The council ret in regular session
Monday night.
The matter of vacating q portion of
an alley in the block on>the West side
where the cold storage plant Is to be
built, came up aud was laid over tenn
porarily. There is no objection to
the vacation, as another alley will be
opened, and it is simply rearrange-
ment of the lots to convenience the
owners.
Chief Emder of the fire department
spoke of the advisability of procuring q
'screecher, or mocking bird
whistle, as help to get out fremen
when an alarm was given. A good
many firemen, especially at night,
could net hear the fire bell, and it is
difficult to handle the apparatus with
a few men. Steam was kept up night
and day at the paper mill, and Supt.
Weber had said there would be no OBJ
lection to putting a whistle there. It
was thought the cost would not be
great. The fire committee was given
power in the matter.
Secretary Gordon of the Water Pow
er company brought up the matter of
ordering In water and sewer connec-
tions on the streets to be paved. The
company would follow instructions,
but wanted to begin as soon as posi-.
BILE. Needs of the properties differ,
and it was suggested tnat a Flat be
prepared with the connection speci-
fed, the council and board of public
works to make the plat guide. The
matter was left to the street commit
tee to confer with the property own.
ers.
The street sprinkling assessment
will be considered March 22d.
The~ matter of using earth taken
from Easements for new buildings
was considered and as the city re-.
quires earth for filing purposes in
many places, and would otherwise
have to haal some distance, the pres-
ent plan will be continued. by which
the city pays part Ct the expense of
removal of the earth and uses it as it
sees fit.
The following bills were allowed,
after which the council adjourned to
March 18th:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10

The Par .Sh Priest Was presented
It che opera house Tue, day night to
y large audience by loral tslent
com.'any of the highes~ order. The
company was we'll .slAnced one,
brought out the striking poi. t. # the
tlay in good style. P. Tomeitv ga7
a faithful and accurate presentation
of the good parish priest. and his rem
dition was distinct success. Thos.
Darling as DR.. Welsh and Sidney
Mann as DIR. Cassidy we'll interpreted
their roles. Dudley Scott as Michael
Sullivan showed himself entirely at
home onthe stage. Will Zaloudek as DR..
Welsch' 8 brother and H. Utschas Frank
Dougher rose we'll to the occasion.
The feminine parts in the cast were
all we'll taken. Miss Hinkle az
Agnes Cassidy did very we'll, enter
ing into the spirit of the part. Miss
frankie Fortier as Nellie Whalen
showed herself possessed of much his
trionic talent, and we'll presented a
difficult role Miss Clara Wright
earned much praise for her presenta-
tion of Katharine Corrigan, which
was very good. The whole play pre-
sented in manner much above the
usual average of amete1r talent pro.
ductionS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
Bridge Inspector 9eorQe Hanna

Bridge Inspector George Hanna Of
this division OF the Northern Pacific.
for several years resident of this
city, will remove with bis family to
Como. near st. Paul having. been ap-
pointed superintendent of the COM
pany's material yards there. Z. E.
Smith, recently with the Northwest
ern-system. succeeds Mr.. Hanna. Mr..
and Mrs. Hanna will leave many
friends here who will greatly regret
their departure. - T. -. -. =. T.#. 49,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10

At the neeting Of the Ladies Of the
Maocabees Tuesday evening Mrs. E.
NJ. Snow wae presented with a half
dozen silver tea spoons and Little
Fails souvenir spoon az q farewell
gift from her friends in the order.
Lady Commander Louise (aunderson
made an appropriate presentation ad-
dress. There was dance after the
lodge meeting.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

l respectfully solicit share of your
patronage at my store In the Martin
building on First street N. e. where I
have opened up most complete up
to-date line of millinery goods, pat
tern hats. etreet hats and childrens
hats and caps, all new goods and In
the latest styles at most reasonable
prices. Call and be convinced. I
have also select line of pyrog, ap;,y
goods and raff1a for basket wearing.
Yours for trade
Mrs. j. e. Fredrickeon.
Agent for Ladies Home Journal
Patterns
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
THE n. P.
President Elliott and Party
Going Over the
System

A special train carrying President
Howard Elliott of the Northern Paci-
c6 railway and a number of officials
of the road, passed through the city
Wednesday west bound. This Is one
of the regular trips of the president
and his officials, during which the
line will be inspected, improvements
decided en-, and acQuaintances re-
newed with patrons of the road as
wei! as to understand local conditions
and necessities. Mr.. Elliott realizes
fully that the interests of the road and
the people along its lines are identi-
Gal. There is present Interest in the
Weet shown all over the country, and
the Eprospects for business this sum-
mer are good.
/ The Lewis and Clark exposition is
already an assured success, and is at
tracing much attention. With the
low rates to he made large travel from
the East is expected.
The Northern Pacific is arranging
sor an advertising campaign in all
large cities in the East. exploiting the
resources and possibilities along its
lines. and the eastern representatives
Who recently made the trip over the
entire line are hard at work for the
|dpbuilding of the N. P. region. It
may be Of interest to learn the person
mel of the party accompanying Mr.
Elliott, showing the Importance of
these inspecting trips:
In addition to President Elliott. the
party included Fl. J. Horn, gen eral
manager, F. W. Gilbert, general su-
/ tptrintendenr, E. J. Pearson, chief
I tepgineer, Newman Kline. assistant
general uperintendent, A. B. Smith,
assistant general passenger agent, W.
| G. johnson, auditor of disbursements,
Henry Blakely, assistant general
freight agent, Major H. NJ. Chitten-
Eden| ~. S. A., c. E. Perkins. R. F.
IPerlins, J. 81. Carroll, NJ. M. Fowler,
superintendent St. Paul division, W.
Linpln, master mechanic, g. ".
Dow hing. road master, G.. S. Rollett,
faadhaster, Z. Yager. supervisor, J.
IFr E1FaVer, train master, Cnas. 1Hsss:
n er, road foreman, F. J. Taylor, d.
vhion engineer, j. F. Grattan, line
man. u. McNichoI. general operator,
El D. Clark. N. K. Dugan, Chas.
Ljrimer, Geo. McDougall, Jas. Peins,
stsnographers. Mr. Downing was
with the party from St. Paul to Little
Falls and Mr.. Rollett to Staples.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10

City registration Tuesday totalled
!. liz, $40 In the 6xst ward, aa1 In the
first precinct Of the second ward, 218
in the second precinct and 1914 in the
third ward.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10

4rs. Lizzie Hicks, s1ster of Mrs.
Mfri)l Bryant of this city, died at her
reddence in Minneapolis, 11O8 Harmon
Plfe, Tuesday, aged 72 years. Mr.. and
Mi. Bryant attended the funeral.
witch was held from the First Baptist
CHI }rch in Minneapolis yesterday after.
NON at 2 80 O'clock.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
' DISTRICT COURT
The Grand Jury Returns
Several lndict-
mentS

Judge L. L. Baxter opened the
March term Of district court Monday
morning.
The grand jury was sworn in the
afternoon, Henry Rasicot being ap-
pointed foreman. Judge Baxter, in
charging and instructing the grand
jury. took occasion to express his be-
lief in grand juries and his opposition
- their abolition.
In York vs.. Schlag the plaintiff was
given verdict of $93, the defendant
establishing counter claims. The suit
was for piles driven.
The grand jury indicted Martin,
Harwood and Neill, the men charged
with robbing the N. p. depot for
grand larceny in the second degree
and robbery in the first degree. John
Anderson was indicted. Anderson
was formerly employed by F. A. Mel
son. In September of last year--he left
the city, last being seen at the state
fair. It seems that much material
belonging to Mr.. Nelson disappeared,
as we'll as possessions OF other people.
Louis Kushel pleaded not guilty to the
indictment fur assault IN the second
degree He is accused of kicking Mat
Newman in a saloon at Royatlon.
Plaintiff was given verdict of $168
in the case Of the Woodford Distilling
Co. VS.. Wermerskirchen, for liquor
sold
Verdict for defendant was given in
Thielen vs. Valentine.
In Carlson vs.. Ackerson, verdict
was given for the plaintiff. The suit
was one of ejectment.
In Cook vs.. Boom company the jury
gave plaintiff $159 80, $66 for perman.
ent damages and $s4 for two years
use of the land.
In the two cases involving Ditch
No. 8. one in which the town of Belle
Prairie is concerned J. n. True at.
torney, and the other Waller E. john
son, L. W. Vasaly attorney, the County
loses, among the grounds being de-
fects in the proceedings. The conse'
quence seems to be that the entire cost
so far incurred will be thrown on the
county.
Testimony was taken Monday in the
case of Jacob Blake and other busi-
ness men OF Pierz vs.. the village of
Pierz, the question involved being
the removal of the village hall.
The case of Nv. W. Cook vs.. the
Boom company, an action to recover
damages for overflow Of lands, came
up Tuesday morning. J. N. True fog
plaintiff and A. P. Blanchard for de-
fendant. At the suggestion Of defend
ant g counsel carriages were procured
and the jury taken to see the land.
about fifteen miles north of the city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10

Frank Nelson, the photographer. is
back from a trip to Chicago. during
which he ordered 100, coo photograph
mounts o. various sizes. This is q
very large order, and such as the
largest studios place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10

1nF you going to euffer with that
headache much longer, or will
Uul6 you let Prof. Bruins the optician
cure it for you. He will be at 81 otel Buck
man March "a and 25, anu examine
your eyes free.