River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-19

of the dead soldier, Elisha Halves, or
North .Stoughton, Mass, and will
reach the person for whom it was
originally intended.
Coal is taken out of the mines by a
company sowned by the Baltimore &
Ohio, transported over railroad
owned by the Baltimore & Ohio, and
distributed by retailers by companies
In which the Baltimore & Ohio is in
terested.
Premier Witte of Russia, has finally
succeeded in overthrowing Minister
of the Interior Durnovo.
King Peter sof Servia will not abdi.
cate as demanded and effort will be
made to dethrone him April &c.
The Chicago FLYING Machine OPP
orators union is newest addition to
labor organizations.
The Rev. DR.. Jenkin Lloyd Jones
attacked rich Chicagoans and wom-
ems clubs as being partly responsible
for civic wrongs in Chicago.
Several hundred Chicago school
children have been exposed to small
pox One pupil has been taken to the
lSOIdJlOu hospital.
Prominent church and Sunday
school workers were arrested in Sioux
City, Ia, following the discovery of a
| plot to rob a store.
Only five of the 179 members of the
lower house of the Russian parliament
are reactionaries, the progressive and
liberal parties winning other contests.
|
Amelie Hofer, of Chicago, have inter
ested President Roosevelt in the move
ment to provide national Fairgrounds
for children and he has promised his
support.
Maxim Gorky declared Gapon a
traitor to the Russian revolutionary
party.
In fight over can of beer among
three employees at the Gerts-Lumbard
brush factory, at Chicago, Andrew
Heapman was fatally stabbed. He was
taken to st. Mary's hospital, where he
died.
Chicago is to have new post Office
building, to be devoted exclusively to
the postal service, according to the
statement of a member of the house
public building committee, who says
4 the next congress will make the ap-
preparation.
The commission investigating the
project to tunnel under Boring strait,
in big Russian railroad scheme, has
finished it's labors.
Dick Remp, who was suspended
from the University of Wisconsin by
the faculty, has instituted mandamus
proceedings against that body to re-
instate him.
]. Hamilton Lewis, corporation
counsel of Chicago, is threatened with
jail sentence for contempt of court.
/ The United States district court has
decided that the Pennsylvania railroad
must submit all books and papers to
it's foes, who allege that rebates are
paid coal companies in which stock is
owned.
The Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance company inquiry at Milwau-
kee shows that policy holders paid
high rate of interest for loans.
/ The charge is made that the United
States secretly backed the filibuster-
ing expedition to Santo Domingo in
1897.
Tornadoes swept over Kansas,
wfecking church, destroying build
ings and injuring several persons.
Contractors Green and Gaynor have
been convicted of fraud against the
government in connection with the
Savannah, Ca, harbor work.
A New York girl who caused the
arrest of a negro aSsailant has been
frightened by threatening letters.
Western roads may alter the mile
age rule and adopt more liberal plan
as a result of the protests of travel
ing men.
President Roosevelt lauded the
German emperor in addressing del
egation of ex-German soldiers pre-
scented to him at the White House.
The Illinois state supreme court has
declared all parties may hold primaries
April 81 for selection of judicial can
didates.
The Indiana Republicans nominated
state ticket and gave Endorsement
| to Gov. Hanly.
| President Castro of Venezuela has
resigned his Office to get much desired
rest in seclusion of private life, accord
ing to dispatch from Caracas. Gen.
| Gomez assumed role of executive.
Maxine Gorky at banquet in New
York said the best time for revolution
in Russia is present. Money is needed.
Jacob Schaefer defeated Ora Morn
ingstar in the fourth championship
game, 500 to 1872; Hoppe won from
Cutler.
James A. Bailey, veteran Snowman,
died in Mount Vernon home after a
brief illness resulting from cold; cir
Gus plans will not be changed.
Commerce commission at Philadel-
phia discovered association of coal
roads fixes freight rates and tonnage.
The Ohio Wholesale Grocers' Asso-
citation company, against which the at
torney general of the state had pro-
ceedings pending, permitted judgment
of custer to be rendered against it and
a receiver was appointed to wind up
its business.
Having travelled in vain from his
home in Seeleyyille, Ind, to gyp-
sizes camp near Boone, Ia, to see a
boy who was supposed to be his young