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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

1T seems almost incredible that in
the neighborhood of $4,000 in actual
cash should have been conf ded to let
tiers during the last year, and harder
still to credit that the most exhaust
i've efforts failed to find the owners Of
one-fourth of that amount" writes
Patti Lyle Collins in The Ladies Home
Journals for September. 1.-THE enyel-
opes which are addressed are kept on
file for four years, blank ones not so
long. but in either case liberal mar
gin of time is allowed for claimants
to appear before the money is finally
turned into the Treasury TO the cred
it of the Post-Office Department. Be-
sides money contained in letters dur
ing the same period, something like
$40. 900 was found loose in the mails.
1t is officially styled loose money"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

Monday, Sept. 4, is Labor Day. The
banks in the city will be closed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Mrs. John Barrett is dangerously
cfob
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

Ammonia and water is an excellent
antidote for mosquito bites.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

A few new Fall Hats received at
the River Falls Millinery Emporium
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

Eau Claire will have a good roads
convention Oct. II
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

Will Currier has bought the John
Foster farm, which consists of 32s
acres.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

Prospects are promising for a sue
cessful exposition at the Big: Fair at
Chippewa Falls, the grounds are in
fine condition and space is being
taken rapidly for exhibits in all de-
partments. The attractions will be
first class and afford amusement for
old and young. Remember the dates,
September 1922 and arrange to at.
tend
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

A good line of sample gloves at r
n. Jenson's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

CIVIL APP Roberts will attend the
Minnesota State University the COM
ing year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

The city marshal accommodated a
couple OF professional tramps in the
cooler" Tuesday night. The "cool-
er" was a misnomer on this occasion.
The occupants must have found a shot
time in the old town" Tuesday night
in by 8 cell. But the object of the
marshal was to have them surround
ed''-which he could do to better adj
vantage with four walls around them
than in giving them the freedom of
the city. They were released from
durance vile in the morning with the
suggestion that this city was a very un.
healthy place in dog days-for tramps.
CLEARING SALE at the River Falls
Nfl1i
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

Crash and straw hats at cost at f.
J. Burhyte's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

products. etc. to-day :
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

CLEARING SALE at the River Falls
Millinery Emporium.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-08-31

See 1.-THE Fair" ad. in another col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28

pOSTUlSTERS AND RJRlL DELIVERY.
Reports come from WASHINGTON that The
fourth class poStmastcrS Of the country are
preparing for am organized campaign with the
next Congress against the rural free delivery
system Their objection 10 this system is not
that fl is not feasible. not that IFS extension
would not greatly hencnt rural communities
but that the interests Of fourth class post
masters are not promoted 10y il. Accordingly
10 is said they viii form q combination 10
lobby I'm Congress against tine plans advocated
hy their supcriors at the head Of the Post
office Department. presenting many requests
for salaries ana other legislative favOrS by no
means likely 20 Ice granted. in the hope that
the denial Will strengthen their opposition 10
free delivery and make congressman unwilling
t1 sanction enterprises which threaten their
profits after refusing them fnvors. This is a
pretty plan The idea Of such cooperation
among ID class Of Government employees is
based Ou the trade union. ard has been re-
sorted tO ly other office holders before now.
Iu ibis same Postoficc Department we have
seen fhc letter carriers attempting 10 form
combination Of a semi-pOlitcal character 10 dc
tate Tire Governments action in matters Of pub
Dc business i'm which their interests were i'm
volvod The Department has wisely sought 10
restrain such organizations. The experience
Of this city with Police and Fire Department
hold UPS" and Hobbies gives ample warning Of
the evil Of permitting any body OF public
servants as a body 20 dictate public measures.
The precautions taken 10 guard the country
against political activities Of Army ana Navy
officer, may well be taken with reference 10
postInaSters and other civil servants Indeed,
there Is more danger that the thousands of
men i'm civil office viii confound their official
position with their individual rights rs citizens
than that the Army and Navy men will do it,
And II we are 10 have a dcspotism. certainly
military despotism is quite tolcrable as
one OF postmastcrs or revenue collectors con
ductug the Government with "a view to their
/ own benefit
The fourth class p0stmasters are In the main
"A worthy and useful set Of men. But they
ought 10 realize that us office holders their
standing depends entirely on the service they
render The fourth class postOhiCes are main
tanned not because the pOstmastcrs or any Of
them have claims to the profits Of ONCE hold
ing. but because those offices have served a
useful purpose. If in the process Of the DE-
yclopucnt of the country aud the progress of
/ invention some other Instrument is found better
| odaDted 10 the work OF collecting and distribut-
ing mail matter. then the fourth class postofice
will and should be closed, without the slightest
regard for the fourth class postmaster. lie Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28

,,,t Coast ~ Africa. since 1867. In that year ne
became magistrate ~ tho Gambia. and later magis-
trto Of the Cold Coast and judicial assessor 70 me
rotiyo chiefs H. 1872 he was made queen AaHo-
Ut, - sierra Leone. serving next IN Tx, Vap"'
~ ou tho Gold Coast whore ne prepared GU, "nn
.,i,inai codes Of procedure and measures lof, We
abolition Of slavery n was in 1870 me year o Hls
knighfhood that be was appointed 'hlet JuSli.c OF
,Lo Cold Coast and Two years later ne "'''p'e'
similar post iu British Guiana
August Brassart. who says he made me lrst ST.
40 ,.f,,, need I'm pbotoRraphy. attended the con-
yDntion Of Missouri photographers held In 81
Louis last week Had # not been for his skill as a
silvorsmith. the great Daguerre might never nave
succoedcl Daguerre went 10 the factory Where
prassort worked and asked for some plates pol
iehoJ .v hand 10 the required smoOthness Inc
proprietor said that it could not be done Dagnerre
asked for the pollsher and was roiprtra I'D D.aTI
sort The latter In spite Of his masters denial
affirmed that % could be done And h. proved ms ms
assertion by doing g. on this silver piate me ~ NJ
photograph was taken Mr. Brassart came 10 THIS
ira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28
PERSONAL

Captain J. r Lumlcy whose death was am
nounced recently iu the cable dispatches. was at
hon, I'm many capitals. lie began his career as "a
soldier ~ fortune ana ended 10 AS queens For
oipn Seryf-, Messenger. A. fret he served in the
Austrian Army Then be- exchanged into "a Hano-
verian regiment Of lancers just n time 70 take part
I'M the Franco-oiermau War and win 10" Iron
Cross on leaving the prueeian Army Doe went 10
south Africa and organized "a body ar rough riders
known na Iumley's Horse. for rervice during the
Zulu War After doing some work az an amateur
newspaper CORES poudrnt he procured hn appoint
nlrnt as "a mercury ~ thc Foreign ohiyr. nud was
An m, thick 0f several Europeun compir tons
notably tie Scrho- Bulgarian War ana the kidnal
ping ~ "th~ Hatteuoerger
Dr Horace Howard Furuess. ~ Fhialrlphia ha'
received the dscrr~ ~ doctor Of laws from tho
University OF Cambridge England in recognition
" hts achievements as Shakespeariau scholar
and editor
Sir David Chalmers. tho announcement Of whose
death reached the House OF Commons during the
discussion Of his report the Sierra Leone rising.
had served In various judicial posts, mainly on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28

not an end. only means. ana n he docs not
already know IT he should receive some primary
instruction. The idea that mn antiquaied syS-
ten Of handling mail matter is 10 be pcrpe'u-
atcd TO give some country posimastcrS an easy
existence untrouhed 10y the march of improve
mcut is too prcpostcrou> to hc entertained II
the postma~tcr~ want any consideration ~ all
they will be wise not to provoke the resent
mcut If the people by attempting To use their
places AS public servants to deprive the public
of possible benefits.
Pcrhaps il is not much 10 be- wondered at
That uostmastcrs should take themselves scr
ously rs q body to be- preserved even TO the
disadvantagc OF those for whom solely they are
supposed to exist For years the country post
Office was dcbauchcd 10y The spells system. II
was one If the requisites Of the politician
Tie country village existed 10 make a post
Office. not The postotiicc To serve the village
The incumbent was selected without the slight
est regard for thc convenience of the villagers
His Office was simply one Of the places belong
inc ~ the party I'm power. no wonder ne came
10 consider the mail system as merely an cX-
cusc for paving salaries 10 postlnasters That
view once lnculcatcd prepares the way for
iust such organized efforts rs are now talked
of to make the general interest subordinate TO
the class interest But the public at large IS
better educated on the subject than it was
forty years ago. Even fourth class poStoffces
are now frequently kept ont Of politics and
with regard TO almost all other clerical posi-
tons the conviction IS widespread and firm
that the only ding TO be considered is the
securing Of the best service. II the fourth
class postmaster cannot give rs good service
as the rural delivery system, then so much the
worse for the postmaster. Let his office be
abolished and JET him 90 back TO making a
living as he did before his appointment. as he
would have had 20 do under the old spells
regime when his successor appeared. Rural
free delivery Is one OF the improvements that
are bound 10 come. and fourth class post
masters had better not get In it's way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28

SERVICES ATT SARATOGA BURIAL ~ GREENwoop
TOMORROW
Saratoga y y Aus q (5pecaD Tho funeral
~ Judge Henry Hilton took place this afternoon
private services were held az the mansion IN Wood
lawn park and an hour later at the Bethesda cps
,oual church In Westinghouse, which was filed
IN IN. utmost capacity. while multitude OF people
ur.l both Sides Of the street The services were
conducted bv the rector. the Rev. DR. Joseph
c,r,v who was assisted boy the Rev. George VII
s,, t-.~,,ison rector OF Trinity church sing Sing
The cofnn was covered with flowers Among the
rnourners were Judge Horace Russell and family
Colonel and Mrs Albert b. Hilton, Henry q. HI
ton. Mrs James II Banker. Mr ana Mrs l.. r.
HYDE Edward -. Harris Herbert Anstey. Henry
a Rice william Brown Jahish Holmes DR. ana
Mr. John c. Minor OF New York Mrs Charles ;
Lester Colonel james W Lester, Mr.. ana MIS-
Willard Lester OF Saratoga, Professor anu MiS
Bcrnadotte Perrin. OF New Haven, MI ana MIS-
" Stone Smith. of Troy, and Baron IL Noh i"eis'
I'm. honorary pallbcarers included Judge Charles
: Lester. Judge John r. Putnam, 6tha LOT fukhl
II Rratkstt General Winsor /. French. spencer
Trash. exc oug rcs-mau james VI. MARVIN. Juuk'
John vs. Crime and the village president Johh
Foley The body viii ic Ia Bethesda Nhur'h %
uight. Az $50 o'clock tomorrow morning IL VIII Ice
conveyed hy special train TO Sew YORK. lhr ti"lh
viii consist of the Ncw-Nork Central funeral car
Woodlawn. with drawing room car Attached
The Rev Dr. Carey Will accompany the funerni
party The burial Will be Ia the fAmhf PIot ~
Greenwood 10 morrow Afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28
STAFFORD LITTLE HifL


lsUEp
Princeton. y j. Aug % tsfe.ia. -e
work on the stafford Little Hail. or 81"
campus. has been completed. The extern I '"'
handsome new dormitory IS now finished "..N 80
exception OF a little work yet to be- done ' '.
the entrances to the hall The Interior IS ann ~
finished About two weeks work "t i-' " ."
readiness for occupancy boy the students o'' -
university authorities will not oilo" u i' Sc
until January So as 60 be- sure that 'he vas az,
M condition I'm order not TO impair i'e "4 ~
students ..h
The dormitory is on the edge - The campus.
of Blair Hall 10 which II ls connected '}
wall and is directly opposite the Peunsyil".'
ton Il is similar TO Blair Hall 'n 'I'" ,-a~
drsien Nnh Wlther-poou Han and Ea"''.' 90
II forms a new quadrangle. ana when ih'
is finished "A part of the campus th"t "''
fore been neglected Will Dee as beaA'ii' ".
front Of -Old North" stafford Little nan '
st,rl.. hlsh with ana imposing tower ai ''' -
end and extends along the campus iin' r.
tbe university grounds from Oh" west s'' "a
TOWN II is Il long narrow. J. shaped o,.t Most
r,tl accommodate eighty or ninety sl.-' .,,,t, and
~ the rooms are n suites "a cohi''" 7'
Tbe 6au Is the gift ~ Henry Sianorti ir 80
.rr.,,t,n \ J. "a graduate or illH.. ts-...eton
LIS ~ a year ago De gave s3,,
SiG, ,.,o FOR tle erection of this new S"'''i'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28
rro IIENs on NEGR0 RE0GREsS.

T1ro TTrWS or NEGRO PROGRESS
,rr ,...,.....r,, ,,.or,.,,., rnot o. uro,bot is
-, 1..,', o,,,.,,,,, ii. o,,n noo.
,.'. -. ,ar. l,o.,, ,..r,,iDd 10 greater or
ll-,r.o n, clio ovoor,oncos of Professor
Il.t.r .r ,y,.nfr,,or ~ tha recent meeting
If t1o AFRO american National Council This
l..1, (which nrn.bD~. among its members many
,. t..l.~. .e ,.~.,,ircncp hoth I'm pol.tc,
.',.I r.. ~,l,,i,, ,,.t al chicago last ,yccl, 10
,,.,i.r +l,, ,..,,, violent manifestation. Of
..-.4,,,,.,. ,,ir. ,,i.,cb fine Hack race has had
.,,,.,,1 ,..,.,,,l,. iu certain parts of the
1.,.t.,, ,,, g.. ii.,nss tne a1vt.alility of COM
1910, r,.,o tbropcb on a,ro9l for some sort
- ,,-,.,.t.-o intervention Ar Washington. I'm
, a.. .,..l ,,,, .,,,..r Il, olato th.
,l.,s.. 80 southern mob law. and it was pre-
,..r.l f.. rro, C,,cr,.> to declare lvnching 70
.,..s.l oriino AGAINST Federal authority. pun
.i.noll. bv death ou conviction m United
States court Professor Washington was in
f,fca,, last week. and was asked I'D attend
Tho sessions of tnr council ON learning how
,v.r that tnc LEADER, of that body were dis
posed 10 commend political agitation as %
means If tightening thc disabilities. social and
personal uud.r which the negro mUorS in the
South. thc ouu.ut head of the TuSkegee
Institute fran. declined 10 enter thc con-
ference. IleI'"'.n r"s'lui us were passed
10y tAc council O.. l"uuc.ng Dim a> % traitor
10 The Interests 81 thc negro race. and the name
Of DIS vIf, w41 va- present iu the council as
delegate. was voted off thc rolls To the
credit 90 tho cooler heads 900 tAc body. these
hast, ra.. lrf..u. wore ~rlhscou,,itIv re,riu3ed
and Professor Washington was finally declared
IL have tle best vf-l.., Of rho council I'm lis
almirabl. educational work.
The incident .,ni.ha,.z... however. Tie Of.
auofri,.ll, DIVERGENT view. held l,v ucrr, lead
.r. themselves, If tb, races true attitude tow
ar5 tl. conditions which seem NJ present to
block it, progress. TO uff the burdens OF urciu.
d-.o orl irrouaf.ty in.r.sad llron fine unnro ir
,,,,,,, ,., o~,,,,. If leaders ,vo,lld invoke. tna
r,,e..,.l ..l - ...,,,,os ,,l inirrotiors From,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28
vrw cN,puN GoLD REGION

Minneapolis. Mimi Aug . osp','" r.r
,,,, inter ont saws that what the dlscoV'IeI
,ss,-,s 20 be "A new mining district has been io'''u
D., a Mr King. o. the Sawbh Lake region -
OF Mine Center lie and companion ht t ,oad
nrosnecting north OF the Canadian taf"N -
snd sixtv ave mile. from the line. almost or =
north from Bonhrurst station. they have ionnr,
district possessing rich veins y gold bearing 10 a.,
Intb King and his companion have thN-u -
eiSins which are said ssEss sE-s sa''''"s s"'~ -
rich quantity,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28

CHEYENNE. Wyo. Aug. @ Immense io''S. I'm
are raging about Laramie Peak. ln ''V r.sn
,,,rt ~ Laramie County The fires nave
,,,,,,,, ,,r the last ten days and have issFoleu
,orse auantity ~ valuable timber The ares 81" -,
b.en reported 10 Special Agent Abbott VINO wa" -
once make an EFFORT 20 have them fNtHs .5 head
~ mat This Will Doe impossible, unless tll' tsrlot
is vieited bv rains. The Laramie fsAN "'-
sn0srrd greatly last year from forest hteN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28
THE DEAR MANHATTAN.
DEAR TO THE HEART AND TO THE
PURSE.
HOW 1t Us BECOMING IMPOSSIBLE FOR ALL But
THE RICH AND THE POOR 10 LIVE
rs THE B0ROrGH


'"" '' ' '''
rs TIE BoRorGH
.-. al, ,,.,,s al tho time az ~ Fate IA
- -. 81. . BONO r,r tho rich Iro-e
s,or ,oreo,g 10 indicate means may come AID
look -, the inside ~ Manhattan for whatever az
mission 100 the ranUavs and tho ferries choose %
charyo Thorn I'm, fh.v NAV nor stay Tho otter
dav q huelnoss man from a small town Boz Maine
came IN ,isli New York re hai o friend hero A.
c,,s, h,,,so Dr.. y,s i,,.i,od 20 stav or DO you'd
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IN A., ~ .aa. ~. si,.o b.. una "a ohnl IA
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living bv plans which were long ago devised tl -o,o
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28
THE Tux or THE DAY

80"
...,...,,o mans ro,,,-
Two most Interesting ana VaiuaO'e me- 49,.
ina, o., Central Africa have Just been published ny
,h - ',', ,-r,,.ai socetv one Of these is
''' ""'' ,,.,s..r,.o and ~ the
,,rr,,6r,.s to the north which were explored 10y
~. .xpeduion under Major Macdonald in 1878
Tho .tber illustrates the road making and survey
ing which has been carried ont 70 British East
Central Africa by Captain C. r smith K =.
Roth maps are drawn 10 large scale the hrst
named being thirty-nne and the latter nineteen
miles % the inch
,...,- ,........,,,,, ~, srocg,os the multi
AT ille our Po' G ,b nioie bni n doesn't
iook The least ike him. ,,..,, ,,,.. oo,,,,
,nloi i "t ~ II Il did2 0Sosfou Transcript
.r.. ,..,,,.., FIJI, rmpcror William OF rho title
OF Prince of Ucrucburg on Count Munster Is Dr.
lo,.l 20 Do. connected with old Hanov-rian tradi-
.,. mr. rD.,or,.,o, ~ ,bo kingdom Of Han
"'" 49, 49,. ,t.,..r,.,t, ,hfit, dis
nr,veI ny tho Princes father ar the Congress ~
,,orr, IN recognition Of this the Prince Re
rr, gave him tho 4ecularizod monastery Of D~rne-
burg on. of mo finest estates m hanover Count
Minister'S appointment to be- German Ambassador
in London tn 1873 came about IN me simplest
manner Iie was living then in Berlin. ana re-
o,i,..l ono day a small card from Bismarck with
rott,,o h1t the words. Dear Count will you Boz
O.. rr,.n Ambassador in Iondon2' He al once an-
sv.or,l an f.. affirmative and the matter was
settled
what >,.xt7 rfoiax-Mv laudlady evidently be-
longs 20 % boarding house trusL
f'5l.Jfx Why DO you think SOP
Iolax She doesn't attempt ~ supply '"' wants
% tlr consuinoi-i' hlc"g" N'"'
. q, r,....~..,..- ono Of .h. host known mining
g. = ll'' Ii'"'' - a ,t
Stand ... an ov,orf IN I'm important mining case
1 s under ,roas-oxar nf1ation by "a
,,.r.- YOUNG and "sn,art" attorney The ques-
- -t..f g.. ,t.. form, ,ha. the ore was found
IN c.,.rauy described ,s kidney Jumps" Sow
49,. ,,...r,.., Dbl. .atl tr. attorney 'how large are
,... ,.,, cas-. ,bo, are oblour-are they as
tl,,io,, ..yoe~ replled Mr. Batter
~ . ,toL" Tho attorney sriellol
''''' t r,,,o, could NOT holm smiling
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Heavenly Fndncerlng MIS-. pre- IN T,s
Dee, W" '5 iii ,o w., 1of mamma. that
would be- decidedly vulgar. I suppose " letter ~
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An Australian coming I'D A"''''" VI" 49,
,, -,.,,,,. y.,-.rs They wcro go Invariably suo-
..-,,.,. s,,e,t.io,is they we're nix
c's@lii '"'' '' "' mo- A
mg" fhc bets, hnt fach no." W"i"S."'" wa"
...l,,,,,., ,ba Golden cate no counted up the
remnants az bis ROLL "Genuemen. he said 90
,lr ~ find have mst so IN American
money len Now I will risk II an II you VIII Jet
M, ,or,e tsis last bet" The others we're curious.
aud i-nov,ira they could not lose much. coh-
-...r1 anil ,s,o1 u-h4f hfq urOuOslfiOu was IL Is
this" ne said. TIL bat You So that can yell
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