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STORM BOUND At THIMBLE 1sLANDs
hut tho Jolly Tars OF the N. Y. r. II. A.
Fleet Have sport IN the Mornine.

hut tho Jolly Tars OF the N. ". Y. II. A.
Fleet Have sport In the Mornine.
STONY CREEK. Conn., July 2G.-The fleet OF
the New York Yacht Racing Association wore
forced to remain ut tho Thimble Islands to-
day. on account OF a fierce southwesterly gale
which sprnng up shortly after noon. Tho
storm was accompanied by force rain squalls.
which sent every ono to cover. No damage
wap done to the yncnts. as every one was
prepared for Il. II all goes well the squadron
will start on their return journey to- morrow
In spite OF the storm. every one had an en-
joyable time The principal feature OF tho
days sport was a series of very enjoyable gig
and dingy races, which were decided In tho
morning before the storm struck tho fleet. Al
most every vessel in the fleet was represented
in the races ard considerable money changed
hands on the result of double scull-conte ct
in which the crows Of the Loyal. Florida. and
Adele took part.
The first event Of the day was dngy race.
open to amateurs The starters we're: Alex
ander Roe Of the sloop Forsyth Pavonia Y. c.:
Y c.; Charles II. Kent OF tho cat steenle Jack.
and John Ellis of tho rat Gretha. kont or
Stecple. Jack as he is known, started of in
the lead. and for timsi It looked rs though he
Greta. a despiscd outsider in u fiat hottomed
boat, outstayed him aud won IN n walk. Kent
Ss race snf ro4ter and
Tom CrceRan. in the Florida's gig. won easily.
Charles West anh Joseph + Count Of the Ne
ad in the FAIRS obh sE we're ssSSS o TIN
third; and the Davis brothers Of the Freyja,
fourth:
ors. This was won by the Florida's crew. The
I.oyals men were u close second, R'.length
ahead of the Adele crew. VINO rowed n very
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Amateur whee,men Go On strike.

Fonr wArSE July 26.-Thsre was seen here yesterday
the novel spectacle of strike among the racing men,
who refused ride under time limit OF 2:3o placed
by Referee Tom Hay the al OF the mile open
There had previously been trouble. Charley
Murphy Directing to at:me limit Of 2:3o on heat and
Directing to the command to run II over. lie and
smith were finally allowed to rida in the nnai under
protest. TINS was by George Taylor Lumsden
second McDufie third. and George Banker fourth
The attey received the special prize for leading at tho
half mic but the TIM limit OF 2:8h having been
was on thts last race that the strike occurred.
men ,hreatennE TO- get up ana Leave wn,S .nsy W.,
one Nile Noy,ce-John Clark. Chicago Racing Wheel.
third; John Arams. r9ica.o toTrtn lime go 10
pF kiSyy r;"
in os ssfsch .ay sT me
SnATerws stat nIIck ;b, C. NA T
6ne Nnc. oE.n-%. ! TAYLOR Won: 4. T; lumsd .a
pts n. M, no Isnem time Mint, .4oJ r. Bliss and
Roy nS Seator tScas0 cub ' n"" Ll9ssn and Kens;i
a,aaap%I. s Won; + Si"sr second; ii: H. Kirby.
ONE fs; ~:y"s Ssss
.sn1 I Py,Gn " 2 'ns
ond. N. Hack Third. Time 5i5l is, ,.,.,..,.,
TN. 81 ii. as
,lnurd The mile %Ien race over which all the I,.
Inmsden second. Mcpua third. ami Banker fourth It
was the iatters fine riding and Tayors great
sprint catch up the 200 yard lead that led
IT, the amcahis adjustment Go-day's races were
releate! victories for the Enstcrners George Taylor
capturing two trsts and second in tie scratch
OF tho quarter mile open The handicaps all gifts
for the longnarS men. An attempt was made by
means OF systematic pace making te bring the mile
omen under 2:ou. BY IooI ri ling OF the ten men
2:22 40 done ioyland smiths TWO miles IN r: 10
In the handicap IN an attempt ooyerhaul great heil
OF long mars men was feature Tle last quarter OF
the half mile open IN 30 20 seconds. the fast
travelling Of the meet The men leave Tor South
Bend Tomorrow. summary:
Quartrr.mil-. Open-Riversihe Smith won. George +
Taylor second G. ". Murphy third. George A. Banker
fourth. lime. 81 3.h sec0nds
On~.mie state Champonship-W. &. Mariner. In
danRpolis won: j.. '. Minor. Indianapolis. second NJ.
Black Fl Wayne. third Time. 3:l4.
One Mile IIandcap-C 7. hlnsely. Chicago. 40
yards. on John Clark. Chicago. 100 yards. second:
II. y. Kirby. 100 yards third; Il. q. Rernhardi $50
yards fourth Time. 2;l'L
One Mile. Three mnute Glass J. Nicolet Chicago
won: " Sison, Chicago, second $. Bradley. third.
John Clark. Chicago. fourth Time. Psi.
One-hhlt Mile Open--George +. Taylor won: Il. C.
johnson. second; J. I. Bliss third: A. L. Lumsden.
fourth limo l:l7 10: last quarter 80 2:5.
Twomile. fandicar-o. T. B.Tnhhrdt, Toledo. 300
yards won; j W. Clark. Chicago $50 yards second:
+. W. Gottshal :so yards. third NJ. Vessel. Chicago.
800 yards. fourth. Time. 4:47 40
second J. l.. Bliss third. f. Lu:nsden fourth. Time
ftve.mile State Chanpionshp-Mariuer won. Minor
second. Time. u 80 20
tnr-mIle CONS atiOn-i;eorge Emerson won Levy
second. Hilwich third. Time. e:5l ID
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A Res,.,ered Letter Pouch R,ne d.

UTICA. July 26.-The fact has leaked out that
a Registered letter pouch from Portland. Or.
to New York city was rined Of a portion OF it's
contents en- route. and that when the pouch
reached the Post Oflce In New York it was dis
covered that noarly sixty registered letters
were missing. The pouch had been cut. and
tho opening had been carefully laced with
leather string The pouch reached New Yorl:
on fast mail train No. IA on the Central Hud.
son railroad about ton days ago. Inspectors
the present time 1t Is not learned that any ar
rest has been made. o. course 1t Is not known
upon what portion Of the route the robbery or-
Cured, nor can tho salue OF the packages miss
ing DO nscertained here.
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Capt. Ludlow Finds the SeBlers Disposed to
Observe the Modus VivendI.


Observe tho Modus VivendI.
WASHINGTON. July 2a-At last the Navy De-
partment has received an account OF the op-
erations Of tho BehrnR Sea squadron UP to
tho latter part OF June. The mail has brought
q report from Capt Ludlow. who Is in COM
mand OF tho entire squadron. and the news
contained in the report touching the DISPOSE
ton OF the scalers to observe the modus VI
vendl is gratifying to tho officials
Capt. Ludlow's report is dated al Humboldt
Harbor. Papaff Island. June ~. 1t says that
the flagship Mohican sailed from Sitka on
June 10 and arrived a. Kadiak on the 23d.
Here communication was had with the Deputy
Collector. and two schooncrs were boarded
and warned Arriving at Humboldt Harbor on
June % the Albatross and Ranger were found
in port. The Rush also came in a few hours
later Tho Albatross and Rush had searched
all OF tho hnrbors and carried out orders
efficiently. The Corwin left on June 20 to
cruise. about the seal Islands all summer.
Garnet and EXCHANGED courtesies. The Mo-
hican was to leave on Juno % for Dutch Har-
Ths report says f' that almost every sealing
the sea has been warned ny the SQUADRON. Tho
were also active in patrol work. boarding and
warning seventeen sealers. two OF which were
can and TWO British ships: the Albatross.
seven American and fourteen British: the
tho Mohcan. Capt. Ludlow's flagship, six
American vessels. and one British vessel.
Capt. Hooper OF the Rush reported that seven
taken. up TO June IA british 1s,21U and
American 2.304 skins. From Information
gathered from the scaling vessels Capt.
Ludlow says that no steamr. was to como
north for skins this year: and the sealers will
son. The British sealers. no says. are under
orders from their owners not to violate Ameri-
can laws In tine transshipment OF skins or TO
enter the prohibited waters OF l5ehring Sea
The health Of the squadron. he reports in con-
clusion, 10 excellent.
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GOOD EEnATIon BONDS A FARCE
Suatlcs Hogan Proposes TO See n They Can
not be ColIeeted when EorleIted.

NOT nc SOilectea when Forfeited.
Justice Hogan. who is sitting in the Jefrer-
son Market Police Court, announced yesterday
that he was going to look into the matter OF
enforcing bonds given for good behavior The
cause of his determ ination was the appear
snce OF woman named Katie Metz before
MIN for tho third time in two months.
On June she was charged with disordeIly
conduct and ordered to give $500 bonds for
good behavior or be committed for one month.
louis y, Muller OF Is King street furnished
again for the same oiIense. Under the law
Muller should have forfeited his $500, but
nothing was said about 1t. Justice Hogan or
.nered the woman to give 500 bonds or 20 to
me island Tor two months. Bail was furnished
Yesterday morning, when Katie again ap-
reared, Justice Hogan ordered the good be-
havlor bond furnished by Robe to be forfeited.
ne sent word to Robe TO come to court o-day.
an ne mean time Katie will stay In prison.
A. Tho giving OF bonds In these cases said
the Justice has become an open farce, and
tom OF It,"
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No Match for Swimmer Kerncr.

The first series OF under the auspices OF the
National Swimming Association held in a Phia.
dephia BATH thirtyntne yards long, Tuesday night
There were quite number OF entries, prominent
among them being Normandie, Murray and joseph l.
Doris. y Y. A. C.. and Robert Ryan Gray's Ferry R. A.
Afeature Of the event was the race between Cham
pion Arthur 7. Kenney and Normand Murray to ac.
commOdate the friends If the latter had an idea
that Murray was kenneys equal for short dist anrc.
They swan one length of the bath and the
hot and exciting kenney won bv about one yard
keuncy also captured the Captains race and n 40
yards handicap from scratch In q uyRri cNhibt.
ton race. TO establish tank record for the National
swimming Association. Prof.. Charles Iloroyd covered
the dist ance IN 1890
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NV CASTLE. n. H., July 26.-Play was resumed in the
Wentworth tennis tournamen: this forenoon by u CON
tinuat0n Of the Reed Goldman match which as int r.
rnped yesterday afternoon by rain. In their previous
set Reed won by score OF o. In tho second Reeds
eve seemed to be of. and he drove nearly every ball
out His long reach helped him hut little Codm
rollcyrd and smashed rrnm the net at viii. winning
six straight games. Eeed scored only points TO ~
for ohman. In the next set things different and
Reed took the set g. scoring ~ pontst II Tor Cod.
man. The Reed wins. ~. o., 60
1hr only other match in singles was that between G.
5. Warehouse and H. +. H. Mitchell. both of Boston.
Mitchell made good fight. but his opponent covered
more ground winning by two straight sets "a "a.
H. H. Cam has dsfRuited to A T.. Fcote AMI Bur
ncame 10 j X. Reed This leave. only the Chase BUD
round.
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Tho fall club tournament OF tho Glover nm Tenn
Club will be held IN early september on tho club
grounds. brooklyn. The present single champion Is
William shafer, Jr.. and tho double champions are
Miller and Duncan,
Tho tennis tournament which was to have been held
by the Morris Park Jockey Club on Aug has been
POSTPONED lndeanatelyi This "a great disapPoiat,
for tho valuable $3.50 trophy 1t is thought that =
number OF other tournaments occurring about tho
same time caused the post pOnement
The Mossley Hall tennis meeting has been abAn'
doued BECAUSE OF the death of OF Its most snthu
siAytic promoters The kebo Valley Club this
having the opposition of tho Mosssy Hall meeting, ex
pect all tho cracks to enter tho tournament on Aug
Z The $500 challenge cup will 70 TO the winner
which viii become the property otAny ons"inning
twice. not necessarily In succession. y
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The Gl-nmorc. ut the Traps.

Owing to tho death Of a members wife tho usual
monthly shoot Dexter Park yesterday OF the Glen.
more Roh md Gun Club causnd n very small attend.
ance Only aght men competed for the best averaged
scores for the tn rec months class prizes W. evens X.
Moods and H. knowlsnn tied with seven each T T.
Edgerton Il, Vroom. and W. Limhg1on Killed SIX. The
Club shoot Seven Birds-w. L,vens. 81 yards. 7; T.
T. tLdreTton 30 yards, y; J. VrOome, 2T yards q: r..
Woods. q yards. i; H. Knowison 20 yards z; W. Linn
iDgton rs yards. o. J. Gastieger. ~ yards. 3: j..
Match shoot for $40 Five Birds. Gastiessr. 8, T.
Match shoot for $40 Five Birds. GAsteRer. 8; T.
T. Edgeron 2. Tie ~ three brds-T. 7. Edgerton, 8;
4
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Mo, emcnt- OF the yIriinut.

Tho Vigilant. the MorGan-lsel cup de-
fender. went out for short sal! on tho Sound
yesterday afternoon. No special effort was
made to srl 9J The boat Capt. Iansen's object
seeming to DC to get the new men accustomed
to the boat. On Tuesday there was little
trouble with some OF the men and fifteen were
discharged. Several OF them were recnGRged.
but cure was taken not to receive back any OF
the leaders. New men were obtained in their
places from South BROOKLYN.
Tho Nigiant will be hauled out on bowling
4 Lawrence's ways, foot Of Court street. ne Nt
Monday. She will be cleaned and pa nj ed and
got ready for the cruise OF the New York
Nncht Club.
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yyor.n,pp,ns the He,,e or st, Anne.

Special services were held yesterday at tho
French Canadian Church OF Ste. Jean Baptiste
in East Seventy-sixth street to celebrate st.
Annes Day. The sacred relic OF st. Anne was
on exhibition. Many devout Catholics who
believe that the relic will heal and bless kissed
II. The church was opened ut q o clock in the
night The relic will hereafter be on exhibi-
tion all day. with priest in attendance. A
Canada and vountersigned by Archbishop Cor
rigan. attesting to the genuineness OF the
relic, is displayed at the side Of the shrine.
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Pilgrim to Be Hauled Out at the Chnrles ..
town Navy Yard.

Boston. July 2i.-The only dry dock in New
England capable OF holding the Boston syndi-
cato cup defender Pilgrim. owing to her ex-
treme draught. is at the Charlsstown Navy
Yard. and there she will be hauled out before
many days. When sho will 20 in or how long
she will stay is not known al present. but the
benefit Of those who would like to see her on
her water body.
Permission to use tho dock was secured of
Secretary Herbert while he was in the city. and
the necessity OF going to New FORK for dockaGe
WAS obyiated.
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Pos, ONCE Brok en- Into.

NASTAsKET. Mass.. July 2d-The Post ONCE
was brok on into last night; the safe was blown
open and between 500 and $500 In money
and stamps stolen. besides valuable papers.
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Changes In tho Treasury Department.

"H"HINWIVN, July ZU-UWcIaT cHHnRes WeTo
made In the Treasury Department as follows:
Ap9olhtsd.Jamts A. McFntr ~ Of Louisiana. special
Nsnt David bucher ~ Virginia. superin iendent OF
iitn"las bailey. assistant custodian or the Custom
Uuso ~ Chicago at salary Of 81. 400 ann John DAir.
SSmirt engineer 81 the Court House ana Post Once
ounIlhg At New York city salary 100
kelgned-O &. AU.es VI New York, special agent
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cflats and apartments at'autrd.

A YOUNG MAN AND WIFE want fiat OF or 8
n rooms with bath. Jersey City Heights; rent not
toexceed s12, 7. b. box l21. Sun uptown Office l. 2U5
Broadway,
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FURNISHED Rooms & apartmtnts % Is
Furnished Rooms 10 alrooklu,

02p ST, ~ NESr-Niceiy furnished rooms suitable
oo Tor gentlemcn: private house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-06-29
A Bad Lot.

Seven Objectionable citizens dis
charged from the circus as undesira-
BILE made themselves much too numer-
Gus aud free around town the evening
Of the 2Ist and were corrslled by Mar
shall Grant in the cooler over night.
The marshal remarked they were too
numerous and kept themselves too
much deployed for him to surround"
if scattered about town and he wisely
concluded he could the better watch
them if confined in the narrow pre-
cinets of the city jug" The next
day they were promptly lined up be-
fore Judge Beyans who with a few
well chosen but severe words advised
them to skip, which they did with only
a wink and grim smile. Later they
found the house of Sherlock Wales on
the road 10 Ellsworth vacant and un-
guarded, promptly entered the same,
appropriated the hard earned savings
of the hired man including his ready
cash and holiday attire. and what
other booty belonging 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Wales is n0s yet ascertsined, they not
having returned from the Worlds
Fair,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-06-29
A WORTHY Institution.

With the close OF the present week
the first year of Red Wing Commercial
college and school of shorthand will be
ended. and il is proper that something
be said of the work which this school
has done and which it proposes to do
In these times of close competition
among business colleges, as well as in
all other lines, an institution, to gain
prominence early, must possess excep-
tional merit; and to attain marked sue.
cess the first year of its existence this is
doubly apparent. when, therefore,
the Red Wing Commercial college pre-
sents a record of over ninety students
enrolled the first year, upwards of half
of whom are residents of the city, il is
plainly apparent that not only does the
school possess unquestioned merit but
also does it enjoy the confidence or
home citizens to a marked degree.
Nor is this to be wondered at when
the ability of the teachers is considered.
Prof. Curtis's ability as matbmeti.
clan and book keeper is generally re-
cognized. He is probably without a
superior in that line in the state, holds
state certificates from Minnesota and
W loNOnoAh- anu Noo AOA otfCAah CoA .
county superintendent in Dodge Co.
Prof. Rosenberger is ex-superinteDd-
ent of schools in Pierce county, Wis.
He has an excellent record as teacher
and in the field of shorthand and type.
writing has no superior in the north
west.
Considering these things the success
OF the school is not so much to be won.
dered at. Pluck, brains. intelligence
and skill is bound to win every time.
For the coming year the prospects
of the school are most encouraging.
And that it is destined to take rank
with the best schools of its kind must
be conceded by all. Red Wing people
can well feel proud of the school and
its work.--Red Wing Daily RePubli-
can.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-06-29
Hudson will Celebrate,

Hudson invites the surrounding cities
TO join in an old fashioned Fourth of
July celebration to be held in that
city. Committees have been canvass
ing for weeks and offer a grand pro-
gram consisting of military parades.
foot races. sack races, tugs of war,
battesux races by the celebrated Still
water crews, tub races. horse races,
bicycle tournament, creased poles, or
atOry, music, basket picnic, salutes
and fireworks. Thiels' famous Mill
tary Band of Minneapolis is among the
musical organizations engaged for the
day. Ball at Hudson City Guards
ArmOry and fireworks display on the
lake front in the evening.
To those who want TO enjoy a grand
old time jOllificstion Hudson will throw
open its doors. Excursion from Still.
water, Hastings and other river points.
Special rates from all parts of the
county,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-06-29

The kid who wrote this composition
on The Editor" will some day shine
in his chosen profession: 1.-THE editor
is one of the happiest individuals in the
world. He can go to any circus in the
afternoon and evening without paying
a penny, also inquests and hangings;
has free tickets to theatres, gets we'd
ding cake sent him, and sometimes
takes licking, but not often, for he
can take things back in the next issue
which he generally does. While other
folks have to go to bed early, the edi.
tor can sit up late at night and see all
that is going on. When am a man l
mean to be an editor. SO that / may
stay out late at nights, that will be
jolly. "-InIdnd Ocean.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-06-29
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug.
gist to sell DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. If you are afilict.
ed with a Cough, Cold, or any Lung or
Chest trouble, and will use this rem.
edy as directed, giving it fair trial,
and experience no benefit, you may re.
turn the bottle and have your money
refunded. We could not make this
offer did we not know that DIR. Kings
New Discovery could be relied on. 1t
never disappoints. Trial bottles free
at c. R. Taggart's Drug Store. Large
size soc. and Sl.O0. 2
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-06-29
PERSONAL.
J. Ii. Fuller leaves this afternoon

j. Ii. Fuller leaves this afternoon
for Chicago.
Ernest Whitehead is over from
Minneapolis.
Miss Leora Avery is visiting rela.
tiyes in Chicago.
Miss Bessie Lusk is home from
Mansion, where she has been teaching.
Miss Katie DIR of Defiance, Ohio, is
visiting with her uncle, Mr.. John
Grimm.
Mrs. c. A. Pauley of Minneapolis is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
n. Lawrence.
Ned Ballard and his sister. Mrs.
Wilbur Cox, left last Monday for the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Lottie Sorenson who has resid-
ed for some time in Denver, Colorado,
is home on visit.
G.. III. Nichols Of Prescott and Mrs
Blakney Of Saltwater are guests of
Mrs. w. P. Knowles.
Mrs. Carr of Hammond has been
spending few days at the home of
her father-in.law. w. p. Carr.
Prof. L. ii. Clark and family left
last week for visit in the southern
part of the state and the Chicago Fair.
Prof. Ewing and family leave to-day
on visit to their parents in Wal.
worth county and ne Columbian Elk.
position.
Pres. j. @. Emery and family took
their departure on Tuesday for Albion
Wis, where they will rusticate for a
time upon their farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coffman of
California were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Strahl the first of the week. Mrs.
Coffman is niece of Mr.. Strahl.
Mrs. Elmira Powell and Mrs. Sarah
Tozer left on Tuesday last on a visit
to relatives in Oregon and California.
They expect to be absent about six
weeks.
Robert Little was over from Mime
apoiis the first of the week. He is
engaged in the real estate business
with headquarters at los South Wash
ington street.
Prof. q. j. Brewer and Miss Sadie
Goodelle of ellsworth were united in
marriage on the 9th inst. The JOUR-
NAL joins their numerous friends in
congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rogers have
been enjoying visit the past week
from their nieces, Miss Mabel Morse
of Fenimore, Grant county, Wis.,, and
Mrs. L. Rolf of Newark, N. J.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-06-29

A pathetic incident of the sad cal
amity of the 2Ist is that of poor little
Claude Aldrich. He had looked for
ward to the coming of the circus with
his fond bOyish anticipations, had
willingly done extra work in order to
get the opportunity 10 visit it. In his
death he was very little disfgured or
blackened and his innocent counter
ance touched every one who saw 1t with
profound sympathy. His teacher and
classmates at the Sunday school re.
membered him while they missed him,
his desk last Sabbath being covered
with flowers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-06-29
Celebration at Ellsworth.

Ellsworth proposes to celebrate the
Fourth in becoming style and invites
everybody to come and have a good
time. Following is the program:
Procession to form in front of Court
House ut 10 A. NJ. and headed by the
Ellsworth Cornet Band march to the
Fair grounds.
Music Cornet Band.
Prayer by Rev. Bryan.
Singing by Glee Club.
Speech by Warren Eldred.
Music by Band.
Speech.
Music by Glee Club.
Dinner.
AFTERNOON.
Music by Band.
Bicycle races, foot races, sack races,
horse races, for which premiums are
offered.
Dancing afternoon and evening in
Floral Hall.
This program will be carried out and
many additional features added.