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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-12-12

Twenty of the States of the Union
are represented i'm the present
Congress by solid Republican delega-
tions, including Indiana, New Jersey
and West Virginia, which have
usually sent few Republicans. The
only solid Democratic States are Ar
kansas, Florida, Georgia and South
Carolina. The solid south has been
split in all the rest. The Republicans
have 10 out OF the Is embers from
Missouri and % of the "a from New
York. The 6 Democrats are entirely
from Manhattan island. The Re-
publicans have 20 of the % mem bers
from Pennsylvania. 20 of the % from
Illinois, and Mr.. Tanner promises
that the delegation from that State
will be solid very soon. There are %
States, with only IL Democratic
representatives condition that has
never before been known.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-12-12

Venezuela has only one missionary,
and a population cl nearly 100000.
There are 74.265 Endeavorers in
Indiana, a gain of 1865 the past year.
Palestine has II mission stations
under control of nine different sOcie-
tics.
Red. white, and blue are being
talked of for the Christian Endeayor
cOlOrS for 90.
Mrs. Ellis, an Armenian missionary,
is physician to the Queen of Corea at
at salary of SIS, 900 a year.
The c. f. society of Emmanuel Bap-
fist church, Baltimore, has given Sill
toward church debt and 500 TO mis-
sionS.
Five women have recently been sent
as missionaries to Uganda, a field
heretofore thought too arduous for
women.
During 1894 the people of the United
States averaged Sl5 apiece for strong
drinks and only 10 cents for foreign
mission work.
One of the most noteworthy of our
American missionary enterprises is
Mrs. \. Gordon Gulick's girls school
at San Sebastian, Spain.
A fanatical MOslem in Persia was
converted and afterward suffered the
loss of his property and both his ears
rather than surrender his new faith.
Bishop French of Lahore, India, and
Bishop Stuart of New Zealand, of the
Church of England, have given up
their offices to go as missionaries TO
Persia.
Missions cannot De failure despite
great obstacles. They started up with
100 poor Galileans and now have l2C,-
100000 Protestants. who control most
of the wealth and resources of the
world.
Christian natives of the South Sea
Islands prepare their Sunday food on
Saturday. They undertake neither
work nor journey on Gods holy day.
We might import some As an example
with profit to ourselves.
The fact that there are as many
missionaries, including clergy, bible
women, etc, wOrkirg among the
1000. 900 of London as among 1,O00,-
100000 of the heather and MOham-
mcdans, should silence the taunt that
Our church charities cannot see the
misery under their own noses at
home"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-12-12

There are three Negroes in the
Ohio legislature, which will meet on
January /, Is96-Professor w. H.
Parham, of Cincinnati; William II.
Stewart, of youngstown, and ii. c..
Smith, editor of "The Cleveland
Gazette" Mr.. Smith was reelected
by plurality of 10000, or about 1000
more than he received two years ago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-12-12
Secret Societies.

RIVER FALLS LODGE, I. o. o. F.-o. W. New
comb, N. G.; A. p. Weld, " G.; a. E. Michael,
r. S.; p F. Lowell, p. s.; N. B. Bailey, Treas.
Regular meetings every Saturday evening at
1880 o'clock
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ALLEN P. WELD, City Clerk.
Pierce County Telephone Co.

Get your Christmas Presents at
Rasm ussen's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-12-12

Council Chamber. City of River Falls.
December 6, 1895.
Council convened at 7:30 p. NJ. Present,
Mayor Ballard. Aldermen Barg, Chin
mock and walker.
Minutes of meeting of Nov. LIST read
and approved.
Finance Committee reported following
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-12-12

RIVER FALLS LODGE, :. & A.M.-C. P Morse
w. NJ; NJ c. Pierce, s. W.; E. IL. Parker, ]. W..
S. J. Rasmussen, Sec; N. B. Bailey. Treas.
Regular meetings the LIST and Sd Tuesdays Of
each montlrat O'Clock P NJ.
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Christmas presents cheap at Tag.
CARTS, River Falls.

The "Outlines of Economies" by
Prof. Richard Il. Ely, of the University
of Wisconsin, has been printed in
raised characters for the use of the
blind. This is probably the only text
book on economics in the English
language that has received this dis
tinction. In raised characters the
little volume makes two large volumes,
each larger than Wester unabridged
dictionary. This illustrates the ex-
pensiyeness Of the education Of the
blind, and shows some of the incon-
veniences attending their education.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-12-12
Bitter TASTE.

Christmas presents cheap at Tag
CARTS, River Falls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-12-12

Miss LAURA WELD, Pres.
Miss MABEL GRANT. Cor. See.
Mr.. MD BALLARD. Chair Lookout Com
Meetings every Sunday evening, at $50
o'clock
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TOPIC. DEC. Ii.

ToPIC, DEC. 10.
What is True Friendship? Prov. 81;
., 10, II, 70.
Friendships one of the most blessed
gifts that we possess. What can be
better than true christian friendship?
Its sweetness depends upon its sim
certify. Men do not want flattery:
they want frankness. Trimmers are
always contemplate. 4 man who
tries to keep in with everybody gen.
orally succeeds in getting out with all.
IL is those on whom we can trust, not
those whom we can twist on whom
we can most safely depend when we
need a friend.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-12-12
Council Proceedings.

Christmas presents cheap at Tag
CARTS, River Falls.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

Miss Lillian Dykeman Starr the daughter OF
George o. Starr. married yesterday afternoon
TO William Clark Durham. OF Mount Kisco. n. Y.
at the home Of the brides father No. 81 East Nine
ty-sxth-st. The Rev. Thomas Graham. OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Trinity at
Mount Vernon performed the ceremony. The bride
was attended by her young cousins. Miss Gertrude
Starr OF Mount Vernon. Miss Bessie Plant, OF
New Orleans: Miss Julia Nichols. OF Bethel Conn,
and Miss Alice Atkinson. OF Hoboken. y. J. The
bridegroom's best man was Alfred ID. Starr,
brother OF the bride Only the immediate relatives OF
the family present at the ceremony and the re-
cepon which followed IT, George o. Starr the brides
father IL the foreign and confidential representa-
tive OF James a. Bailey. proprietor OF Barnum q
Bailey's Greatest Show on Earth, and is well
known TO nearly every clubman and man about
town In New-lork
The engagement II announced OF Miss Josephine
/ Mccall daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John A. Me
Call. OF this city TO Darwin =. Kingsley or bos-
ton
The marriage OF Miss Sibylia Herter. the daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hertcr, 10 Gustave f.
Baurarn Will take place this evening at the home
OF the brides parents No. TIA West End-ave., and
will be followed be reception The Rev Anthony
Kesser, rector OF 81 Joseph's Church. Manhattan
vilie will perform the marriage ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18
MRS. GERRY'S FUNERAL

SIMPLE SERVICES N TRINITY CHAPEL 'oN-
Quoted By THE REV DIR. Din
The funeral OF Mrs. Hannah g. Gerry, WHO" o'
Thomas r. Gerry. held yesterday morning III III
Trinity Chapel in West Twenty-hfth-st al -
O'Clock The services were conducted by tne REV
Dr. Morgan Dix, rector OF Trinity parish ASSIST"
by the Rev Edward W. Neil. OF the church oi %.
Edward the Martyr and the Rev. Drs. NiDber' an"
Dumbl The professional hymn was ROCK VI
Ages" which sung a. the choir ana c'ersS
moved down the aisle TO meet the funeraI p'oeeH
sion. The coffin borne up the aisle "s "a
Dix read the sentences beginning Il am the res"' =
rection and the life" and placed on the bier III i'o'
OF the chancel rail.
The relatives present were Elbr.dge l. peliy'
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gallatin and Mr.. Gallatih
three grandchildren. Then came George = '"'
man. General James b. Pearsall. seconI cpuSL pn
OF Mrs. Gerry; l.. Y. Clifford and Or Johh ~ ierad Hd
man In separate carriage went the SIN , co,o' ~
servants Clinton Roosevelt, grahuiep'ice"" - -,
Mrs. Gerry. was also present, az was Kopeit uGand
The choir chanted the regular anthem 10. le h,n,r
and then the burial lesson was reau ine ,,hon
Guide Ne. Oh Thou Great Jehovah Wa 80 -
sung. The burial in the old ~. Mhih pu''
ing ground, where the Gerry family vault i, ls,,oraay
Among those present at the ourla! w.
buchanan Winthrop. Alire" ,r,~h rr%n
stan Fordham Morris Colonel Johh II no""
send Mrs. Cruikshank and Mrs. John ~ nan
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18

line. labor congress needs a chairman OF i'm
perturbable GOODNESS and invincible courage. and
one who In crisis can stand like a rock and walt
unmoved until the surges Of passion and excite
ment subside Councillor John Jenkins was an
ideal chairman for the most important session In
the annals of organized British labor.
SPEAKERS IN THE GREAT DEBATE
Among the men who took part in this great
debate was Benjamin Pickard. member OF
Parliament, who was working underground in
Yorkshire coal pit when he was lad of twelve
He looked like a collier with his shaggy beard
and broad, massive shoulders. but when he
spoke he had the sonorous drone OF a Wesleyan
preacher. Another ptman was Mr. Woods the
secretary of the Parliamentary Committee.
keen-eyed sharp-faced. gray-haired man, who
had been the leader OF a great coal strike in the
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18

ABBoTT-suddenIy September II. his late residences
2oo5 7,hsys Henry As6pt, aged ssoss, - years
CUB snrsy Henry jud.sH
'Gayr's day ses,.mssr stsssr iS si aso ,,,
Carriages Will friends on arrival OF I'D tram from
rnssrment T'S a, GO convenient Of family.
coURsENAt his residence Morristown n. j. on Sep
Funeral services the house Thursday september is
at O'Clock
cETHEL s , at Aan' y6ts oS..Iy.r cy '
Fsn'rr Moacs 1sy,fs' e. G % s's %.dusS ssss'
srTs r. e. iS B.9sy or ESa@ 55S% ss"S "
Interment convenience Of family
wife OF the late A. j. Dennis aged IS years
:sags and M%ssaT tsnS sy' dnS 70 spS
o'clock from the residence ,s Of her her, aunt Mrs A {
rnerment at fIonesdae Penn
T I?''ss e ssd I 20 Ses
Funeral services VIII Be held "a At ra the vs dfnSs pSes
Rocheie T. T.. Wednesday. September is. at
In,ermsnt srTrS = in - woodIawn Cemetery
GiFFoRD-At Tuckahoe. westchester County on sunday
sepiember is sras d. clifford former County Judge
Rsiasss and friend. invited attend the funeral
weanesday. September Is, at 2:so p m. -
pot 1882 and 1875. arriving at Tuckahoe at "a ana
Friends will kindly omit flowers
HaIsEYs suddenly AZ East Orange j. on ssps.mssr
H. 1895. Harold West. son Of George f. ana Bessie NJ
Funeral services at parent. residence No Sc North Ar
Iington-ave.. Thursday. at 2:3o p m
5hn and SsS g @ 1s'sais nj
FUNERAL at the above residence. Wednesday at
Saratoga on the arrival of the train leaving
Grand Central Station, Ne"-York 1880 a. m. Ihurs-
please omit
Low-At Newport r. L. September ls 1896. Josiah o.
The funeral services VII be held a. his late resdence
tember 49, at p m.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18
CHANGES At THE EDEN MCsEE
THE HOUSE WILL BE LARGELY EBMoDELLED
nr.-r .xftf ~nr pC ~ OeEn

THE HOUSE WILL BE LARGELY EBMoDELLED.
But WILL NOT ne CLOSED
The directors OF the Eden Muses have ordered the
building remodeled and the work has already been
begun BY skIfu engineering and by doing the
work largely at night and In sections the architects
have contracted to accomplish 1t In such way as
not necessi,nte the closing OF the house for even
day. The changes to be made have been brought.
about by the decision OF the directors permanently
TO abandon vaudeville and hereafter devote the
Muse entirely to waxworks and cor certs.
The principal changes will be In the winter gar
den. The stage and dressing rooms have already
been removed The balcony win be removed and
the lighted roof materially changed. The whole
interior will he decorated in white and gold and new
carpets and furniture placed throughout the build
Ing. The smoking room Will directly overlook the
platform where the concerts are given. new
electric light plant will be put IN The capacity OF
the winter garden will be doubled
The manager Mr. Crane. In speaking aDolt the
changes. said 1T has long been our belief tnat
there was room in New-York for great institution
whose sole attractions would be waxNorks anu
music. The business In the last summer when We
had only waxworks and music. has oeen nearly
double what IL has ever been before. Inc money
we have been accustomed to sperd In Vaudevilie
will be added to our waYwork fund, ana we snaii
all the great historical occurrences OF
he
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18
NOTES OE TIE STAGr

The condition Of Charles Leclercq. OF Augustin
Days company. who is sick with typhoid fever at
the New-York Hospital. reported to be
what improved yesterday. II thought that he
had good chance OF recovery.
NJ and Mile Zalya who feil fifty feet from tn.
high wire at Proctors Pleasure Palace Mon
day night. sustained injury thanks to the
security Of the spread for their protection. Ther
accident was due the breaking OF a heavy
wrought steel bolt. which had been put to severe
tests.
on Friday night az the Bowdoln Square Theatre,
in Boston. Lewis Morrison IS to make revival
Of "YOricks Love" in which he will be seen FOR
the first time Master YOrick. Mr.. Morrison has
purchased the piece from Mrs Lawrence Barrett.
new dance introduced in the second act Of
"The Queens Necklace" at Days Theatre last
night
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18
MRS. HARTwIG's RAILROAD BONDS.

The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company obtained
yesterday from Judge Beekman. In the Supreme
Court temporary injunction TO restrain Surro-
gate Arnold from hearing proceedings which have
been brough, by Emile A. Hassey, as executor OF
the estate OF Mrs Dorothea Hartwig. for a bill Of
discovery to ascertain the contents OF a box which
Mrs. Hartwig deposited with the Safe Deposit Com
panv The box. which contains $500 OF railroad
bonds is claimed by Mrs. Johanna Il. WOkert,
niece whom Mrs Hartwig disinherited. The safe
Deposit Company has through Alexander & Green
sued Mrs Hartwigs executor 10 be allowed to
turn the safe deposit box into court, - that the
niece and the executor can sue each other TO de-
termine who is entitled 20 the box and It's contents
Edward r Hassey Of No il Avenue A, appears
for the executor
Mrs Hartwg was the widow % William Hartwig
who was wealthy piano manufacturer OF this
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18


nell yesterday authorized the publication OF the io'
lowing letter
New-York September Il. lS2 ,
This IL TO certify that Mr.. Rcnard NAN ~ ahia
sick with typhoid fever and that ne VIII no " ~
to attend to any professional duties ptiolT, '"'
middle OF November without injury 20 nis h"a'''
ARTHUR q. ALLEN NJ j..
No West Forty-ninth-st.
Mr. Mansfield will remain at his home IN New
York for two weeks long Pr. and then Mrs Mahsneu
hopes to take him away TO the Berkshire HIS ior
az least a months rest.
This illness" Mr. Mcconnell said yesterday mas
already cost Nj Mansfield over $4,000. We nave
had to cancel his September. October and NovembeE
dates and any knowing the terms that MT.
Mansfield receives throughout the country kh W.
that that Is putting the figure low. Then. again
Mr.. Mansfelds hand should be at the helu oi the
Garrick Theatre. especially on the PRODUCTION OF
new piece, where MS aid Is invaluable The mem,
beis Of the stock company Will receive one-thrl
salaries until Mr. Manshal season opens, which
will be a, the Harlem Opera House on November s.
or at the Chestnut Street Opera House, Philade.-
Dha or Novmber 2j In the mean time the Car
rick Theatre VIII be occupied by Madame Modjeska
VINO opens october FOR two weeks. ana by the
DUFF Opera Company in new comic opera by Pear
sal Thorne followed BY The Bartered Bride. On
Tuesday evening f. NJ. and Joseph Holland VIII
present for the first time "A Social Hghwayman,
adapted from the book OF that name.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18
MARRIED.

DERRICK -DAILEY-On Monday September ie a. the
Hoiy Trinity Church. New-York. by the Rev AIRED w:
Grifin Charlotte Waterman Daley TO "iIsm Rowe"
Derrick
DtRHAM-sTARR-On the nth inst ~ ne resiaencs of
the brides parena this city. by the Rev 81 y bransm
rector OF Trinity church. Mount Vernon William Clark
Durham Of Mount Klsco, y. y, 10 LILLIAN Dikemah'
daughter ~ George o. Starr.
FOr'ot'ET-MORsE-s sHET.DON-On Tuesday septen,bei
IL 1896 at ST Stephens Church. by the Rev Cnarles
Treat Florence Morsesheldon TO Morton Lemngwei
all this city
MGOWAN-CRANE-A, Montclar y j.. september ~
1895 by the Rev D. Crane. assisted ~ the KEY
w r Iunkin. D. D.. Rose Vincent Crane 70 Dr Joseph
Johnston MCGOWAN, OF Memphis, Tenn
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For England senarlly fair: northery winds be-
coming variable slightly cooler in Southern Maine
For NewYork fair westerly. shifting 10 south
erly winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware
generally fair. southerly winds.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and Virginia
generally during the day but with increasing cloud
ness continued warm and light variable winds.
For West Virginia. fair: warmer. southesy winds.
For Western New-York. Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Increasing coudness and probably local showers during
the afternoon night winds shifting southerly.
For Indiana. generally fair; souhery winds warmer In
central portion
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18
postoRce Notice.

Foreign % na' III 10, u % eases, at this Office as follows
close promptly rRRAXsaTLASTIc MAILS:
WEDNEsDAY-At a. M. Complementary 10 a. M foe
resa s mn c be p. sFts'ta 1I rs s " Antwerp as'
srS must be directed per soathwarkD at m,
supplementary 230 D. M for Europe. per s. Majes3
.sreP % @Pps%'eag6 ss ess6osfs ssS sousamp p.
ton and hamburs a, II m ior Netherlands direct ps:
$ S. Rotterdam. via Amsterdam detters must be d"
sATURDAY-At q m. for France. switzerland Italy.
La Gascogne Via Havre. a, s a M for Europe pc.
be directed per Eiruris a, a n for GERMANY pes
a., sm,ssmntSn s @ and Bremen must be directed pei
at ia o,Ser,a% 35 s must fss BE- directed
Maasdam) al u a m for Scotland airsc, E per
Furnessa -
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlsntie
Malls named above additional supplementary malls are
Opened on the piers Of the os FrsnSH s n sna
s.s q 5he bogr q ssas % 81 sSsa AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC
wEpNEsDAY-At a. m. for Costa Rica. per
a VIA per- RssUu. eePs 4s or ss. s'a
as s'1 at 70 a m Supplementary 1880 m for F.r:
"q nsa SGS ns saa 5cas s & u y ss
M Dr % s % fqsa ss Pss soun direct ys per India.
THuRspAY-At p. m. Complementary 80 ?. M fos
per steamer from Boston.
Vera Cruz and Pogreso detters must be directed pei
C. Condal at 10 a. IN. supplementary III a. m.)
Colon and Panama, per :. Alliance uetisrs must b
directed per Alliance at ~ a. M. Complementary II
a. M for Central America except Costa Rics) and
for Guatemala must be directed per Newport D.
SATURDAYAt 10 a. m Complementary 10 80 a. m) foi
Fortune Island Jamaica and Savanllla etc. per q
Aene: at 1890 a. m. for Campechs. Chlapas TabAsco
Tuxpam and Iucatan. per q. = Yucatan letters foi
other parts OF Mexico and Cuba be directed 'psi
fucatan :; at p m. FOR la Plata countries direct
per Endeav.ur.
Mails for Newfoundland. BY rail Halifax and Themes
by steamer Close at this ONCE daily 30 p. Mali
for MqueOn. by rail 10 Boston and thence by steamer
close al this ofice daily AT 40 p Malls for Cub
close az this Office daily at for forwarding b
CLEANERS sailing Mondays and Thursdays) from Por
Tampa, Fla Mails for Mexico. overland unless specially
addressed for dispatch by steamer. close this ofcs
daily at a. M.
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS
Malls for China and Japan, per City OF Rio Jansx
Qrom san Francisco). close daily up September
ID. at $50 ,. m Malls for Hawaii. per G. q Australia
from San Fancisco). close here daily up September
Is Al $50 Mails for the Society Islands, per shiu
Trope Bird urom San Franciseo). close here daily vi
TO september "a. al $50 ?. m Nails for China and
daily up 10 September 30. at $50 y. m Malls 10,
China and Japan Especially addressed only per O.
Empress OF India from Vancouver close here daily VI
TO October at 30 m. Malls for Australia texcep'
those for West Australia, which forwarded via E
ropel. Newzesland. Hawaii. FIJI and Samoan Isands
per Alameda from san Francisco. close dali,
up TO october u: at $50 m Cor on arrival OF s. 9
Euuris with British malls for Aus,rsla,.
'Resstered mail closes A. 9 P M previous dsy
Pcssoncs Nsw-York. n. Y. September - 1895
New-York tribune., 1895-09-18
THE ESTATE or EUGENE OSULLIVAN

ITS VALUE ESTIMATED AT ssoo.0Oo-oNE OF THE
SONS MADE ADMINISTRATOR.
Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday granted Percy b
O'Sullivan letters OF administration the estate
Of his father. Eugene OSullivan. OF No. 2A Mad-
The real estate OF the testator was valued
at ss5OOo and the personal estate at $4,000 This
is exclusive OF a claim against the New-York Ele-
waited Railroad Company for $4,000 damages for
the loss OF rents on some OF the property which is
now pending In the Superior Court
The widow OF the testatOr has been adJu1ged IN
competent by the Supreme Court, and Percy b.
O'Sullivan has been appointed committee OF her
person Mr. OSul.!van left FIVE sons OF whom the
second Vincent j., has for long time lived outside
OF the United States. The other sons live at No
274 Madson-ave