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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05
WilI YinIf London.

London, Jan. 3.-It is understood that
the visit here of President Iglesias, Of
Costa Rica, who will arrive in London
on January .. will be official The gov
eminent is arranging for his reception
and entertainment. The president dur :
ing his stay here, will visit Queen Vie
toria al Osborne, Isle Of Wight.
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Held for Murder.

Thomas Dixon and Thomas j. Kings
ton. who were arrested November 10
charged with the murder of Othcer
Prinslow, of Fond du Lac, were given
preliminary examination and were
held to the next term of the circuit
court without bail.
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necIIuea a High Honor

Norfolk, Va. Jan. 3.-Rev. James
Bowen Funston, rector of Protestant
Episcopal church, Portsmouth, who
was elected bishop of Boise by the tri-
ennial council at Washington City two
months ago, has declined the honor and
will remain with his present parishion-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05

Miss Maria Sandoval, the only woman
lawyer in Mexico, won a case the other
day in the criminal court at St. Louis.
Twenty-Five years ago news of this sort
would have been remarkable, now it is
nothing very nnusnaI
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Dig pi.tIIIery Resumes.

Peoria, H., Jan. 3. - The Great West
ern distillery, destroyed by lightning
last June, has been remodeled and en-
larged, and will resume to-day, with a
capacity of $4,000 bushels of corn daily,
which means an output of 10000 gal
Ions of alcohol every day. This is the
largest distillery in the world.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05
MANI Wreck. Rcnorted.

London. Jan. ga fearful gale is
sweeping the Irish channel, and the
seas are terrific The Hoiyhead harbor
is full of shipping, and some of the yes
sells have dragged their anchors and
gone ashore. There are numerous
| wrecks along the coast.
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Noted woman Dead.

Buffalo. n. Y. Dec 30.-Mrs. Lily
Lord Tiff, secretary of the American
Association for the Advancement of
Women. died at her home in this city
Thursday
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05

The resignation of Cornelius Bliss as
secretary Of the interior makes the tifth
change in the cabinet during he pres
emit year John W Griggs, o New der
sey, took the place of Mekepna. attor-
ney- general. upon the latter's appoint
meut to the supreme court in January;
Charles f, Smith, OF Pennsylvania. that
of Gary, postmaster-g general in April;
W. r. Day. of Ohio, that of sherman
secretary of state. in the same month;
and John Hay that of " r. Day in Au-
gust. But four members of the original
cabinet remain-Gage. treasury; Aiger
war; Long. navy; Wilson. agriculture
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ve.uviu. Again in Eruption.

Naples, Jan Am eruption of Mount
vesuvius has occurred from the crater
formed In 1875 Two streams of lava,
each 20 meters broad, have already
reached the slopes Of Monte Somma.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05

Now that we have a tropical island of
our own in Porto Rico, il is very likely
to divert some of the winter pleasure
travel that has heretofore gone to Flor
ida The same will probably come true
OF Cuba when the island has become
quiet under new order Of Kings Al
ready We find in a New York paper am
advertise OF an excursion 30 aii
the places made interesting 10 Amer
leans during he recent war But The
cost of such a trip will proha bly, pre-
vent it from displaciug the customary
winter resorts Besides, most people
will not care to challenge malaria
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cattle Destined for Cuba,

Houston, Tex, Dec. 30.-A statement
just compiled shows there are now 1907
600 head of cattle being fed for market
on the line of the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe railroad. The majority of
these cattle are destined for Cuba
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05

Maryland has revived an old state law
providing hat when one person kills
another he must pay the family of the
murdered man 5000 1t does not, how
ever. prescrih place for finding the
S. 900
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snme sim scmi-CiriIIzed.

There is still demand for about $4,000 00(
paper collars in the United States each year
The paper collar is the connecting link be
tween collarless barbarism and decenty at
tired civilization.-Bo Transcript.
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Two new papers started in Manila are
called Freedom and American =
Journals printed in Spanish are sus-
pending, and Manila will henceforth
get the latest news in the English Ian
puapc.
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1t is stated that there is no profane
word in the Japanese language If a
citizen of Japan misses his train there
seems to be no relief forit except silent
CiStrust
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05

The nude appearance of the man
with the scythe and hour-glass, as de-
picted on the new calendars. shows that
very few people have been taking a
stitch in Time.
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One Way TO Try.

The Impressaro-Of course, you can't
please everybody.
Friend No? Suppose you give Wagner
opera with coon songs between the acts
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a Disseuter.

The Speaker-Wealth is not to be attained
1 by short cuts.
4 The Butcher-Oh, don't know!-Indian.
I aDOliS journal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05

Labor organizations object to having con-
vict-made goods placed on the market. They
are opposed to prison sells.-L. a. W. Bul.
letin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05

Brooms have lately advanced 25 cents
a dozen. This comes of cleaning out
so many Spanish cities.
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De.fh Of : Comedian,

London. Jan. 3-Thomas Edward
Corrie Burns Righten, the comedian, is
dead.
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His call had lasted something like two
hours when he suggested that he believed
he could read her thoughts. Then why
don't you go?" she asked Town and Coun-
try journal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05

The bad language OF the eyes is the same
the world over.-Town Topics.
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Future New woman.

Teacher Mollie, what is the most intel
ligent beast?
Mollie-- Man.-Indanapo journal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-01-05

Playwright new comedy doesn't
seem to have pleased you specially " Friend
How so? Didn't / laugh every time
saw you looking at me?'-Fliegende Blaet-
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. N v.
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CONVERSATION SIMPLIFIED.

Hoods pills cure bniousness, indigestion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26
Break Into Galena Jail and Shoot
q Murderer.
he IS SLAIN WHILE RESISTING.
Charles Williams, who Took the
Life Of Laura Cana6ax, Forfeits
His Own-MOh Proceeds System-
attcally, and COrOncr's Jury In
Carolina Posse Pursues 4 Brute.

KANSAS CITY, April 25.-A special to
the Star from Gaiena. Kan. says:
Charles Williams alias Jones (colored).
WIS shot to death at $3.50 o'clock this MORN
ing in the city jail by a mob OF negroes.
Williams killed Laura Canaffax, a ne
sress. yesterday.
The mob. composed Of about twenty five
masked negroes. went to the Jail, and four
gained entrance by breaking the door in.
The first mar had an AK. the second a
rope. and the third carried pistol. Will
Jams was locked in his cell. but they lost
no time In breaking the lock. and ordering
him to coma out. This he srcfuse1 to do.
claiming that he was innocent OF the
charge. and grabbing couple OF bricks.
asked them to only give him fai- show.
At this the man who carried the revolver
began shooting through the bars at Will
iams. Four ske:s took effec:. killing the
murderer instantly.
The work OF the mob was systematically
done. They wen. quietly away after they
did their work. and dispersed without any
demonstration.
The coroner's inquest today held that
Williams came to his death from the ef-
fects Of pistol shots from m unknown per-
son. No arrests have been made.
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AMERICAN MERCHANTS
ORDERED TO CLOSE.
Subjects OF This Country at Hluc-
nelds Anxiously Awaiting the
Cruiser Detroit.

NEW YORK. April sS-A special 20 the
Press from New Orleans. says:
Advices received hers from BIaesstas by
the steamship Jari state tsat parss n sniunn
fesgnesf IN that exty on tire night es April
~ Drunken native soldiers rara3ea TIE
streets. firing ~ srafTeusavs citizens end
into houses Several persons were wound
ed
Gen Ssorrea served uattea an the Anaeri-
ear. merchants that unless they rad the
ssasiss demanded ~ nsght re. wosld close
pp saeir Places Of business ard esnflscass
saesr rsTespss.
TIE Fneschantr held q meeting AMI de-
s.sss-t 10 rsssss. *nesr sf0rss. TfIa doors wess
locked and sealed ard she American fig
sssistess ssvsr each The co0seQ&eieae vas
sAas when the Jsra iets there WAS nes an
American tainw business In gsasAeisls.
TIE fsresxu element were anx.o$ssy
awaiting sAe arrival az th@ United S.afss
cruiser Detroit wtsA Minister Merry asaara
she was a. Crsgso~n waes the Jars ieft.
asaa vas expected To arrive 1T 2saefses.s
or kNss4ay.
yuigess states Canssss So-shy, Jms.ez.
States gsssasufar Agent G1-ancy arssi BRITISH
a'na~ml J A. ssIssnsss wert 80 Gressawa
- sssees Minister Merry ard we're 70 eeuse
asag < to FsSasssisas Ga sae pessase- II was
nwlag - their aSssnss that tses Torres
was ersnaaseaest 10 sarea:ea tie A-s<StcAn
merchants
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FIERY CONDEMNATION OF SOUTHERN Lynch Law.

visa am opposed 20 iynching. feel
sorry for the South that this blot is
upon ns- It affects us ali over the
world II robs US Of material pros
perity and OF the high moral and social
position to which we are entitled. II
ruins the worth of our investments IL
Il 10 not stopped. then shut tho school
houses, burn the books. tear down the
churches and admit to the world that
Anglo Saxon civilization Is a failure.
Col Robert g. Ingerson:
suppose these ousraxes-these
friAhtful crimes-make the same I'm
preston on my mind that they do on
the minds OF all civilized people. I
knGw OF no words strong enough, bit-
ter enough. to express my Indignation.
.raese horrors were perpetrated in the
name of justice. Tho savaxes who did
these things belong to the superior
race. They are citizens Of the great
republic. And yet 1t does not seem
possible that such fends are human
beings. They ara a disgrace 10 our
country and the human race. Let me
say that what have said il flassery
compared with what feel. When I
think Of the other lynching--.of the poor
man mutilated and hanged without the
slightest evidence, of the negro who
said these murders would be avenged.
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CABLE LINE TO GERMANY.


WASHINGTON, April GA signal evi-
dence OF the purpose Of the United States
80 maintain friendly relations with Ger
many has been given In tire favoraha. ac-
siou ~ the president. al the Instance Of
Seeretary Hay in approving ire project
sor a uew transatlantic cable running
between Germany and tbs United States.
The project was brought forward by
prominent Gernan~Ameyfean interests
and has had the active support of the
German ambassador here. Dr.. Won Hollen-
ben.
The new company in 10 BE- known as the
German American Telegraph Company,
and among those Interested In II are
arosnlnen, firms In Germany as well as a
number 81 Americans The details os or-
Kanlxatlon have been in charge % Mr..
spore-, IN New York. The negotiations
here have brought ant 3 favorable 9ssntaa
from the attorney general 1s 20 shs risas
Of cable landings in the United States. an
well as the exchanges OF an istersatEsssaa al
aspect which navss proceeded between Seq
rssary Hay ard rsr ven HaIIenhen-
The German terminus O. the cable wssi.
II is understood, be at Ems. n watering
ssiars tn the province OF Hass~~Nassaa,
Prussia. near Cosdsnx TIE American
terminus is expected TO a~ AZ Nex York.
The route os th@ tine will oe by way os
The Azores. Portuguese possession. so Y
/. presumed that concessions have also
se.ss ssnsz2nes. frssss Portugal
Thsss will he the arss casse ever sasd
,<eswesn Germany ard she Inasee States.
ard. with sss@ E'r~sscsa- AmsTicaza caoss viii
be sss onay iins ncs touching % British
nsx4K
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weak emperor that his KOREAN majesty ss
but a puppef In her hands. Russia, with
her characteristic shrewdness. has by some
means or other secured the sympathy Of
this Korean Marnuiee de Pompadour The
disgraeed .wo ministers II appears. were
stupid enungh not tn know this and rs-
puaently rejected the demands Of the St.
Petersburg government in connection with
whaling privileges for Russian subjects.
The upshos OF the affair was that Russia
appealed to Lady ON. who gave curtain
lecture 10 the emperor. The emperor iis-
tened. nodded and then burst forth into
terrible wrath and ordered the two min
kters WAC dared TO pull the Russian beard
to ges eeas OK the cabinet and so To exile TO
repsn, At leisure of their stupidity.
The incident may appear trtfsing. but
certainly il is step downward to the
ruin OF Korea and probably the absorption
of the Kingdom by Russia. Though moth
Ing remarkable may appear on the sur
face, a keen struggle is being steadily
and quietly wagsd in Korea between Rus
ssa and japan. X II like ses-saw AZ
one time Japan ss up. and after the as
tendency is down again. At another Rus
ssa pops up h~r head, and then down u
goes The latest cabinet change In Eccssi
IL another ascsn6eney of Russian Influence
enee. while, however, these ups ard down
VI Japanese and Russian Influence are 60
Ing or.. Korea Is gradually weakening ana
things In that kingdom under the srsta-
bsIt:y CT its government are going from
bad te worse. In q wegd. KUr-a will
sooaer or later De of hsrseit and fall into
the hands of sffhsr of the s~o ssowAEs-
wnfeh power IL will be that ss destined
20 rule Korea IL Is not essy to psophesy.
bus unless Japanese statesmen are not
wide awak. 10 Russian movements tbs
psrlnsGfsr kingdSsa may heecrne Eus-
sian province in no asssant future
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and who was brutality murdered for tho
utseranee Of a natural feeling-I am
utterly at loss for words. Are tho
white people insane. Has mercy ffed
10 hear this. Has the United States
no power to protect a ci,iaen. A ma
tion that cannot or win not protect its
citizens In time OF peace has no right
10 ask its citixsns to protect Il in time
OF war.
The coiored ministers of New York city
~ a meeting In 81. Marks Episcopal
church. passed resolutions denouncing thu
Georgia iynchingA Rev. William II
Brooks. Of st. Marks church, said:
We have no sympathy with the crime
charged against the negro throughout
the South: but. whatever the crime.
we believe there In sufficient Law TO
protect them until the trial comes.
hope and trust that the secular and re-
l!gtous papers and pulpits will give
their aid and throw their influence on
the side of right
Rev. p. r. TomparinA pastor of e
James Presbyterian church:
l would much rather be 4 Filipino
and be under the Spanish yoke than
under the law and order practiced In
Georgia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26
DR, JOSEPH PARKER
FIRES A THUNDERBOLT T.
Attacks the Prince Of Wales CurseG
the sultan and Denounces
POpish Tricks.


POpish Tricks.
LONDON. April 25.-The three hum
dredth anniversary OF the birth OF Oliver
Cromwell was celebrated today DR.. Jo-
seph Parker, of the City Temple, deiiv-
cred an extraordinary Grafton to large
congregation. He attacked the Prince OF
Wales as "a card-piaying prince" After
eulogixing Cromwell. DR.. Parker said:
when the prince falls. then let tho
country mourn. We look to the prince Tor
noble deeds and a high example. When
see my prince and premier on the race
course. don't like it."
These remarks were cheered by the au-
dience, and DIR. Parker then proceeded to
make a rabid attack upon the sultan OF
Turkey, during which he sad:
Emperor William may cali him his
friend. but In the name of God the Father.
Son and Holy Ghost. say. God damn the
sultan"
ate denunciat.on Of the church for accept
ing Protestant money for performing
popish tricks Then drawing from his
Bible the undertaker's bill for his wife's $
iuterment. he scathingly read the word
on the top OF the bill .unconsecrated."
Shame" shouted DIR. Parker. and tho
congregation loudly re-echoed the wo-a.
Continuing the preacher said:
'When read the word it meant vitriol
poured into red. gaping wound. 1t Is a
knayish trick. popish device Bias
phemy, 1t made me still more faithful to
the conformity which made England pos
slhle 70 1--we "a. :
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examination Of Col. Du Patty De Clam and
to investigate the Pan.xxardi telegram.
ENGLAND'S FRIENDLY ACT.
Fflipinos Ordered to Take Down
British Ensign ON a small
1almmd.

VANCOUVER, II. G.. April 2s.--The
chief passenger on the Empress Of China,
whshch arrived yesterday. was Sir j. W.
carangtun, chief Justice OF Hongkong.
lie lett the ship at Victoria. where he Will
remain "a few days before continuing his
Journey to England
Atvfces from the far East brought by
the Empress Indicate that for a long Tina
the British flag few over a United States
possession. Singapore dispatches. dated
Aarrh Is. appear In the Hongkong press
"a follows:
II. M- 5. Archer. which left Singapore
suddenly early on me morning of rehra-
ary ~ under seale-. orders. returned yas-
serlay. There was a general belief when
ssse sailed ths: her destination was the .s,-
and of Pafaaau, where i, was thought
there might have been some native dis
iurhance- That belief has been confirmed
Ssnce the Archer went direct 20 Yaiawan
Her orders we're received from home hy
telegraph. ana they were that she was 10
p-ecesa as quickly as possible 10 that Isl
arf. where. II 1ss stated. the British ftag
hal been nosst@d by the natives The
sssfasrs mission was 20 haul ii down. On
her arrival on tts small ~ess1srssers. oEs the
faiawan coast. the Eersst~a rea en-
sign wss seen - be floating. The
ship had not heen nj anchor any
aenssa Of time before several
F1isisnas came abssari and had 81 inter.
etss wisa Gem asareiar iare He informed
tAerss that b. hai been instructed 70 take
fae nag dcwn. and IL aaasd re his 4aty
20 90 sa. Some gsssaver easaeG. Ia course
of watea II became apparent saas ,ne In
AaSttarfs 81 sse toSn hai Aosssss. ..se Brit
isa ssx ssscassse they shgghs IL rnfgh. at
ford thesEs protection frsrn hands OF ssr1-
EznGs wno were rsaacoac-ss in the asiss
TIE Filipino s1epa.afson made II csear shas
they rad net hsarss that she island et pasa-
wan had essf ee1@s ry SsaIn 20 she fTst.ss
States. Sya4 sfey accordingly promised sssss
ts~ aag sAesiS be soweFsi When tAey re-
turned "a TIE sac<s. tie esslxn was rali-
- ao91
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buildings adjoining on each street az the
laboratory were completely demollsae-:.
On both sides Of the street. for whole
square, the explosion wrought destruction.
Windows were broken. pictures were
smashed ard walls were cracked. Fire
added 10 the destruction IN number of
places but The flames were quickly ex.
.trgsished before they aid any considerable
damage The score OF persons injured were
all tenants of the many dwellings, and wers
tn no way connected with the laboratory.
Some wara severely cus BY glass while
many Of them were struck By the Hying
dchr.s.
The money loss Is estimated 20 be con
siae.ahIy over sinoao
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NEW YoRK. Aps1l x-Hev. Hcraes
Bumstead. president Of the Atlanta uni
verstty Of Atlanta. Ga. when interviewed
In regard TO the iynehings In that stA4a
aid:
In common with IN law-ahading
Americana / cannot but deplore tho
horrible transactions OF the last day
or two in my adopted state Of Georgia
> Awful - II the tnfustlcs of-such deal
3ngx Nth the nAgro rAcs. their results
win he more terrible in fhe1r effect
en- the white race In undermining all
respect for law and order. II 10 .
gratifying sign Of the times that such
q good Southern man ~ ex-Gov- Atkin-
son should boldly endeavor TO stem tho
tide Of wrong and should declare his
willingness to testify against the
wrong-doer~ II only the number Of
such men can be increased In the
South, that section can hope to per.
petuako the best American civilization
within her borders.
". +. Barber. ex-attorney general q
South Carolina:
I believe In the lynching Of negroes
confessea.y guilty OF criminal assault.
II - the only protection OF the
women OF the South. and espe-
c.ally In the rural districts Other
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-By the ex-
plosion Of scyeIty-fivs gallons Of benzine
In the laboratory OF Frank II. Fleer 4
Co.. manufacturers OF chewing gum. at
23s3 CailowhiIi street, today two men were
killed. three persons seriously injured and
over score of others were more or less
injured by flying debris. The dead are:
Walter Manwaring. assistant super.n-
tendent. and Charles Mckinley. engineer.
OF those injured Harry Randall. an en-
pioysr, and Mrs Govison and her son. are
the most seriously hurt. but these VIII re-
cover.
The laboratory building was a two-story
structure. At the time of the explosion
there were only four men working In the
building. who were preparing a mixture
for the making Of vanilline. The doors to
the room In which they were working
were closed. but the fumes In some man.
ner reached the furnace In the next room.
ard the explosion instantly followed.
Manwaring was instantly killed and Nc
kinney was so badly hurt that he died
several hours later in an hospital. Ram
dalrs escape was remarkable. He was
blown through the roof and landed on an
AujDinasik paiio.Hk. <At Hfst IL was tI1OuSHt
he was dead. bat after treatment In the
hospital he regained consciousness. Al
though badly hurt. he will recover.
George cennoI, the fourth employe IN the
room. escaped with q few scSare bruises.
As Mra Govison with her child m her
arms was hurrying away from her home
which was directly opposite the laboratory
her dre$s caught fire from a burning en-
her. and she and the child were badly
burned. Their recovery Is doubtful
The explosion was SO terrible that the