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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28
Trinity Church Fair.

The ladies of st. Agnes Guild have
spared no pains and have been lavish
Of expense to make the fair to be held
Saturday afternoon and evening
worthy Of patronage. The articles
placed on sale will be Of substantial
value and at prices to suit peoples
convenience. The Exhibition of
famous pictures will give lovers of art
a special opportunity to supply them
selves at moderate cost with the
paintings of such celebrated artists as
Abbey, Taylor, Steyers and Gibson.
These are all genuine reproductions
A novel feature of the fair will be the
apron sale. a variety of aprons have
been received from every state in the
union and they will please every lady
in the land, in style, design and price
These articles, the pictures and the
aprons will appeal to every one who
has taste for the beautiful and use
full. The fine cakes for sale will
appeal to everybody's taste anyway
Fair Saturday afternoon and evening,
April 30, at Odd Fellows Hall. Ad
mission 10 cents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

Warren Walsingham and Eugene
Doolittle came out from Ellsworth
Saturday morning, and, armed with
angle-worms and the Ct eetera in such
case made and'provided, proceeded up
the creek under the chaperonage of
the editorial we hereof. Through
some misunderstanding the fnnies
were not "at home" to these dis
tinguished guests that day, but bar
ing this slight disappointment the
outing was a grand success,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28
LOCAL And MISCELLANEOUS.

Entered atthe Bost-o6fcefH River FaHsassecoHd
eiassmatter.
LOCAL And MISCELLANEOUS.
A new opera house is being built in
Prescott.
Tomorrow, April 29th,i Arbor and
Bird Day
The calendar for 1898 exactly repro
duces that Of 1887.
Congressman Sauerhering is fishing
for denomination.
California's wheat crop is seriously
damaged by a hot norther
Mrs. Clark is preparing to build a
residence in "Clark's Grove"
Mrs. Anna P. Johnson has built an
additional story to her dwelling.
The convention of Congregational
churches meets in Prescott May Bird.
Co. c, Wisconsin National Guards,
left Hudson this morning for Camp
Douglas
A reunion Of mem bers Of G. a. R.
is to be held in Ellsworth, June 1st,
End and Bird.
Heman Hutchins has been laid up
the last week undergoing repairs from
spTained ankle.
The mild winter was especially
favorable for the bees, very few
swarms perishing.
c. +. Winter has moved back into
his old quarters which have been
thoroughly renewed.
A fire in one of the lumber yards q
New Richmond yesterday destroyed a
| large amount of lumber.
The State Board of Control has
| elected Richard Guenther their presi.
dent to succeed J. e. Heg.
The Order Of American Crocodile;
will indulge in a May Day ball to
morrow night at Opera Hall.
Some farmers in this vicinity have
sowed clover with wheat to guarC
against the ravages of chintZ bugs.
Frank Howe has bought the fine
residence of Mrs. Adam Lamm on the
corner Of Second and Spring streets.
If the president will accept only 10,
regiments a good many would-bt
brigadier generals will be disappoint
ed.
The Rice Lake Leader says there
will be more building in that towI
this season than in any during the
past five years.
Let the base ball bummers enlist il
the volunteer army They might il
this way put their muscular training
to some use.
To guard against chintz bugs farm
ers in southern Minnesota SOW wheat
and flax mixed The seed can bC
easily separated.
Eddie Powers caught his ear with {
fish hook 10y mistake, the other day
The doctor was called on to disengagt
the entaaglement.
The new Episcopal church at Bald
wiz was dedicated last night with APP
propriate services by Bishop Nichol-
son of Milwaukee.
Robert McCabe of Rochester, Mimi.
has rented Geo. Chinnock's house on
| north Main street and Will occupy the
same the first Of June.
The artesian well has been drilled tC
the depth Of 400 feet, the contract linn
it. They have sent for pumping en-
CINE to test its capacity,
bayfield, county is bloomington
paper. Upwards of 1900 descriptions
of real estate are Advertised to be
sold in May for delinquent taxes.
Inc largest potato growers cut
down their usual acreage of potato
ground last year. These same farmers
will plant more potatoes again this
year.
The proceeds Of the Benefit Enter
tainment held Friday night at Opera
Hall amount to the neat sum of $94.5
expenses, $l0.58, leaving $500 for the
beneficiary.
Ilun..l- C,L.n...,n.. 81 a ,,or-,-t Ioorr
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

T. d. Wheeler. superintendent of the
asylum, on Thursday, was attacked by a
mad Jersey mot SPANISH bull. Mr..
Wheeler was knocked off his feet and
was getting the worst of the battle, until
DR.. Wade issued his ultimatum ofarmed
Intervention, and went into the fight
armed with piece of two-by-four, which
he piled so vigorously and so well that
the animal made hasty retreat. Mr.
Wheeler would have Jared very much
worse if the bull had not been dehorned
Mr. w. is to be congratulated upon his
fortunate escape Croir Republican.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

in the use Of the telephone many
speak too fast and too indistinctly as
we'll, making it almost impossible to
understand many Of their words. The
telephone voice should be deliberate
ends so that they will not sound like
the buZzing of log chain pulled over
a corn basket or the dash Of water
through brush pile. Those who
speak their words moderately clear,
well accented and do not pitch the
voice too high, are easily heard"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

John Schweigel, son Of Fred Schwei-
gel, of South Troy, was instantly
killed last Saturday. While driving a
team partly loaded with wheat, he
saw some wild geese, and having a
gun, fired at them. The horses took
fright at the report and ran, over
turning the wagon. Mr.. Sch weigel
fell under, one of the hubs striking
him In the stomach. He was held in
that position when found. He was
Republican.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

Fashionable millinery at most
reasonable prices at the River Falls
Millinery Emporium.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

A great deal of improvement is
noticeable about city premises this
spring, especially in the reshingling
OF buildings. Anumber Of new barns
have been built, and several have
made additions to their houses.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28
DIED.

CALDwE1L.-April "A, at River Falls,
Wis, Elizabeth Caldwell late of Col
lege Hill, o. Burial at Spring Grove,
Cincinnati April 81.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28
a Card.

We feel very grateful to the ladies
Of the W. r. c. for their generous
donation to our daughter Alice
Would also extend our thanks to all
who took part in or used their in.
nuence to make the benefit entertain
ment a success. We also acknowledge
liberal donations from people in the
surrounding country and feel that we
have the heartfelt sympathy of all.
r. M. CRAWFORD AND FAMILY.
The members of w. r. c., No. 81,
wish to thank all who assisted SO
kindly and generously, and did so
much to make the entertainment
last Friday evening grand success.
Mrs. JENNIE HOWE,
Mrs. EyELINE CHINNoCK, ( Com.
MRS. MARY LANGD0N,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

WANTED,-A girl for general house
work-One who can room ut home
preferred. Apply to Mrs. A. D. Shep-
ard
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

The 'St. Croix Valley Wagon"--the
best on the market for the money
made and guaranteed by A. w. Lund
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

The proceeds of the Benefit Enter
tainment held Friday night at Opera
Hall amount to the neat sum of S94.58,
expenses, $10.5S, leaving $500 for the
beneficiary.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

Every thing assumes tinge of pat
riotism. I was in consonance with
existing conditions that the band
stand should be painted with the ma
tional colors, red, white and blue 1t
looks gay, A flag staff surmounts the
stand from which will float the ban
ner Of the free.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28
Catholic Church Items.

Sunday, May LIST. at 10 a. NJ, High
Mass and sermon on Confession
Who Can Forgive Sins?"
At 7;30 P. NJ, God is Omnipotent--
Some things God cannot do-What
are They?" Before the evening SER
mon this question from the question
box will receive attention: rs Spain
really so ignorant, cruel and unkind,
as the jingo-papers state? Ii so, what
is the cause?"
All singers, without exception, are re-
quested to assemble at 7;30 at this
parsonage for rehearsal for the
"Grand Free Temperance Concert, "
on Friday, April goth, The Concert
will be given May IS, to inaugurate a
great concerted temperance move
ment. All temperance people are re-
quested to cooperate.
Carl Deyarmond rides a new
ram bier cycle.
/ have very extensive line of
Harness on hand and made before
leather took such a raise. / can save
you money on them. Call at Lund's
and see fer yourselves,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

The largest potato growers cut
down their usual acreage of potato
ground last year. These same farmers
will plant more potatoes again this
year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

bayfield, county is bloomington
paper. Upwards of 1900 descriptions
of real estate are advertised to be
sold in May for delinquent taxes
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

The new Episcopal church at Bald
wiz was dedicated last night with APP
propriate services by Bishop NichoI-
son Of Milwaukee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

Trunks, Valises, Bags and Tele-
scopes--a complete line at prices
never before offered. At Lund's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

Eddie Powers caught his ear with a
fish hook by mistake, the other day.
The doctor was called on to disengage
the entaaq'ement.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

The artesian we'll has been drilled to
the depth Of 400 feet, the contract linn
it. They have sent for a pumping en-
CINE to test its capacity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

Robert McCabe of Rochester, Mimi,
has rented Geo Chinnock's house on
north Main street and Will occupy the
same the first of June.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

To guard against chintz bugs farm
ers in southern Minnesota sow wheat
and flax mixed. The seed can be
easily separated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-04-28

A new opera house is being built in
Prescott.
The oasis., 1898-01-29

Unless you are well shod you are not well dressed. Go to R. vasquez at the Red House, and buy pair of ele- s'ant and stylish shoes
The oasis., 1898-01-29
MINING NHwe-

The Orb: The Copper queen con n.nv has mt in two large furnaces to renlace the smaller ones. rms "iii increase their average productions oo ahoye 1000 tons per month
 The Trailer: There will be more developing done in the mines VI Graham county in the next season than for many years past. Every oay we hear of arrangements being maoe to work.
 The new Ransburg railway running from Kramer, on the line oi the sanVa Fe railroad, to Johannesburg ln the heart of the mining district in the Moiave desert, is completed and ID operation.
 Reporter: The Copper Glance near the old Vultnre mine, in Maricopa county. has developed from Tour inches on the surface to three feet at the depth of twelve feet. Recent as says gave s25O in copper, s3 in gold and ten ounces in silver.
 It is said that Edison, the inventor, and some associates are going to erect amill near Dolores, New Mexico to work the low grade gold ores of that district. MT. Edison is going to try new process of working low grade ores and if it proves successful it will re- =selutionize the present methods of mining and milling the low grade ore.
 Two Republics: The Esperanza rnlne adioins the celebrated El Orc mine and it's vein is an extension Of El Oro's vein. The El Orc mine is fwned by ]. H Hagan. He has re- fused sl 5000 for the property. Mir Hagan is the owner Of the Homestakc mine and is manager Of the famous Anaconda copper mines in Montana. Re has 50-stamp min in operation at Fl Orc mine and is putting in 100 Additional stamps.
 Two Republics: MT. G.. s. May how, of Pasadena, California, is in the City of Mexico with his wife. on his way back nome from Peru. Mir. May how went to Peru at the time of the mining excitement which was started by the San Francisco papers and some of the coast steamship companies. Something like thousand Americans went on the same trip and all were Disappointed. It appears in the first place there was not the slightest grounds for mining boom as report ed by the press despatches, and ac- cording to Mir. Mayhow there is very little ia the way of mining there as a general proposition.
 The mineral production in Arizona for 1897, save in the item of silver, exceeds that of the previous year. The years products are approximate, but are compiled from the most auth entic information: Gold, $4, l36,00O. The main producers were the mines at Congress, Fortuna, Bradshaw mountains and Pearce. Placer mines pfpduced dust to the value of $30O,0O0, and about a similar value of bullion was secured from the cyanide plants in operation on the dumps of the old mills. The silver yield was l,240,00O ounces, mainly secured as Ia by prod uct in the reduction of lead and cop per ores. The lead output secured in | the combination with silver was SSS,- coo pounds. The copper product was about 64,2SO,OOO pounds, almost en- tlrely from the works of the United verde at Jerome, the Copper Queen at Bisbee, and the Arizona works at
The oasis., 1898-01-29
S25O REWARD.

Colin Cameron will give $250 reward for in- formation that will lead to the conviction of any person or persons unlawfolly handling his stock
The oasis., 1898-01-29
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF INTERNATIONAL BANK IN NOG lLES.

AT MORALES, PIMA COUNTY. In the Territory of Arizona at the close of
 business. December 3ist. is0I.
The sun., 1898-03-31
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
New Castle.

The W. G. T. t., OF New Castle held
their regular meeting for the election Of
officers yesterday afternoon in their
room in the Court House. The follow
ing members were chosen to fill the
various Offices for the ensuing wear.
President, Mrs Maria Van Arsdalcn;
vice-presidcnt, Mrs Ira Lnnt, Baptist !,
and Amos Davidson, i NJ. i. correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Mary V. stewart;
recording secretary, Mrs. Mary e. ChaI-
lenger; treasurer, Mrs. George Dickerson;
superintendent Sabbath observance, Mrs.
Martha Taylor; superintendent Of sun
day school work, Mrs. Jennie Towns
end; superintendent public work, Mrs.
NJ. b. Challenger; collector, Mrs. Laura
Montgomery.
Miss Cordeia Dcakync was chosen
delegate to attend the annual convention
held at Townsend, Del, April 20, 1898.
and Mrs. Hanna Nining was named 4,
alternate. After some routine work the
meeting adjourned
The Loyal Legion, an organization for
the promotion OF the temperance cause
among the young, and composed OF
some sixty young people Of various de-
"'iN 'i't' itt~t tNtI-
ing at the residence Of Charles II. Clrw-
ell, by his daughter, Miss Mabic.
A special train carrying >uprrinten-
dent Holiday, TrajnlIGastrr j. B Book
and a number Of other cnlsy'van'a
Railroad officials visited the wharf ON
Delaware street yesterday afternoon for
the purpose Of InsperlIug LEA < sons
special track with Tie view Of altering it
- az to allow the passage Of express cars
to tie end Of III" wiHI ior the Use u
.had shippers.
AS the track stands now the curve is
too short to aiipW It house car to pass he
su r,u ding Buildings 1t will be nccry-
sary to increase tn" 1n-ir tp give clear
passage.
Charles Burgy, coIorcd, was brought up
from Odessa yesterday by Constable
Skagg, and placed in the county jail to
serve sentence of 30 days for assault.
Mrs. Maggie Saunders, of Lexington,
Ky., who has been the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. ID. Grier at their residence on
Delaware street for the past few days
returned to her home yesterday.
DR.. Il. r. Tybout, of Wilmington
visited here yesterday.
The Association yesterday shipped 2SO
The sun., 1898-03-31
APPOINTMENTS IN G. A. L.
Additional StafY Members Named
Together With Committees by
Commander Liddcll.

Robert Lindrll. department com
mander OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic OF Delaware has announced the
following appointments
Assistant to the Assistant Adjutalt-
General, J. :. litzenborg, Post No :;
Judge Advocate, William II. Blake, No,
IS; Chief Mastering officer William e..
Baugh, No. |; Inspector, John {. Rip-
pcrgcr, No. >; >eniorAid. de-Camp and
Chief Of staff, WIIia" b. Norton, NO..
%.
The following committees ae an
nounced;
On Transpoltation-W William ;. Byron,
Post No. %; Peter b. Ayars, No. >; II.
-. Entrikcn, No. l. William Blake, No.
Is: j. W. Wo"rell. No. ..
On Smvthc Monuncnt-l)anlel Ross,
Post No. |; Samuel Lewis, No. /; Pete,
B. Ayars, No. ,; J. 5. Lilzcnberg, No. >
Francis McCloskey, No. l.; William H.
Norton, No, %; William 4. Reilly
No. %.
Tombstones-John G. Eippcrgcr, Post
No. ,; William j. Erwin. No. |; {. L.
Jcfferis, No. %.
The following alueS-de-camp ana as
slstant inspectors are appointed; =,
Aides-de. canp-Navid Myers, Pos
No. |; John 7. Rogers No. ,; John "
Dyer No. 3; John II. Johnson, No. 1; 4
Gemlnil No. ); Aaron Hayes. No. i; )
Leroy Campbell, No. :; William I
Gallagher, No. $; 5. +. Lodge, No. y; \
NJ Blair, No. li; William II. Ecklts. No
"A; William II, Cannon, No. l6 c. X.
Lemmis, No. Il; John Short. No. Is
Elias Sapp, no. -; G. NJ. Stenger, -
Joseph LeFeyrc, No. %; Alfred Weldin
No. ~; Rufus Elliott, No. %; J. W
Truitt, No. 26; Robert ElIegood, no. y
George Young, No. IS; William B. Mar
shall, No. %.
Assistant Inspcctors---W. J. Erwin
Post Ne. Philip NJ Wade. NJ. >; Ed
win +. Wood, No. 3; }. K. Walker, No. 1
I John sheridan, No. ); James Riss, no. /,
Spencer Hitch, No. !; K. II. Williams
No. $; Il. q. Buckingham, No. .; Franci
McCl key. No. l3; NJ. Gremnger. No. l3
K. T. Lawson, NJ. Is; {. K. Lewis. ~
Il; Jonathan Walls. NJ. ISL. +. Owens
NJ. D., No. -; J. {. Wilson. No. -: Ed
wiz F. | ber, No. %; Charles Hall. Nc
4; W. +. Carpenter Ne, -; :, Robinson
No. 26 Isaac T. Polk, No. -: j. VI
CLAYTON, No. IS; John Garner, 80. ~.
The attention ol the post commander
is drawn to national orders with rrgar
to assisting poor and weak posts in tn
South in tbr proper observance oi VI,
mortal Day.
The sun., 1898-03-31
LOCAL DOTS.

Mayor Mclcar is on a business trip to
st. Louis.
IT, NJ Schroeder, OF Lancaster, Pa,
was in this city yesterday.
Martin keough went on business to
West Chester on Tuesday.
Miss Rose Williams, OF Hillsboro, Nd,
is the guest "i Wilmington friends.
Miss Ro7e Shuman, Of Philadelphia,
was Wilmington visitor YESTERDAY
Mrs. Harvey Martin is the guest OF
Mrs. William Mullin ut West Chester.
J. \. Cran>ton of Newport, entertained
Mr.. Phillips OF this city, on Tuesday
evening.
Clarence P,inty, of this city, spent the
past few days in West Chester on
business.
Mrs. Scott Griffith, who has been visit =
ing friends at Iloncybrood, Pa, has re-
turned home.
Quite a number oI Young people from
Newport came to Wilmington H. the
Opera on Tuesday evening.
The WomanS Cuban Aid Society held
IL lil'tliii3 l.tSt lilSilN viz IIbiIf VI hIf.
John NJ. Taylor, No. 300 West Eighth
street
Wcnona Council. Jr,, o. L. \. M.,wi.l
give a smoker this evening at Eden Hall.
4 very interesting program has been ar
ranged.
Frederick W. BuckmaStcr OF ~. 800
, Broome street, has removed his family
I to Philadelphia where they will reside
/ in the future,
/ Plaid ribbons and velyets have been
/ laid aside. They have not taken very
well in the millinery world except ior
children hats.
The Charles Warner Company tug
Meteor came of the marine railway at
the Jackson 4 Sharp C"mlany'S ship
yard on TUESDAY.
Two ship inspectors from the Lloyd
steamboat line inspected Howard Gnuld's
yacht at the yards OF the Harlan Il ll"l-
llngsworh Company Yesterday
skirts intended for street we.r, same
in inclcment weather. should touch al
round, while those intended for house
wear should have Slight train
Shirt waists OF gingham, duck and
piuue will he worn as much as ever this
spring and summer, also the deserved,
popular separate skirt and fancy waist
The Water Commission has decided
to put up an iron fence between the cit y
land at the upper end Of Cool Spring
Park and the private property adjoin-
ing.
A powerful steam wiudlu.~, which will
be placed in the steam drcdgc building
for Use III Charleston harbor, arrived at
the Jackson x sharp Company on Tues
day.
Elizabeth +. Turner oi this city, widow
Of Henry {. Turner, Ia,e Company "k'
9TH, Pa (av., has been granted a pen
sion ot 81 Il month from December Il
lNJ1.
Hughes. Bros. 4 Bangs barge, whcl
has been on thr Enuch Moore & Sons
Company'- railway to bc cauIkcd. j.
completed and lett the railway YES
trDdHy.
\ force OF marhiuj~t. from the Harlan
x Ilolingsw"lth tumpanyS shops vii
} r"hure thc cylinder ui the steamer CITY
, ol Chester Of the Wilmington Stramboa
Company.
Asher Logan. cN-presidcnt OF the Hare
Club, was l"r.dcrrd Il farewell supper ol
" Wednesday evening by the club mem
bcrS 1T the residence If James Dckersol
, No. HIH inlNtr avenue. this CITY.
The sun., 1898-03-31
IN WILMINGTON. DELAWARE, THURSDAY. MARCH 81, 1898

slad to Gates 4 Noyes, Fulton street
Market, New York and disposed of about
300 locally. Five hundred WAS the days
catch Price SIS.
King 4 Elkinton shipped by express
to New York 400 shad and by Reybold to
Philadelphia, 800 more. Yesterday 2oo
were SHIPPED to local dealers. Eight
hundred were received during the day.
Price SIS,
The sun., 1898-03-31

v. II. Ea-clanl, Of Toronto, Canada,
was in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Love, Of Philadelphia
visited in this city yesterday.
Charles J. Mayer, Of Philadelphia. wa,
4 Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Miss G. Lambert, of rhiadeIplia
visited friends in this city yesterday.
Miss Annie IIighicld of Kaolin, has
been the guest Of friends in this city.
George G. Maris & Son have removed
their office to the Institute building,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
Rev. j. Manton Smith on Tuesday
afternoon addressed the quarterly meet
ing of the Neal Mission.
A combination nozzle, and a pipe
holder, recent patents Of an Alliance,
Ohio, man, will be given a text this
evening at seven o'clock at Third and
French streets. The Washington Fire
will conduct the test.