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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-23
FROM 10 to 1O:3O A. M. 200 Yards 27 inch Coored Pongee Silks all eoIors Regular price 75c yd For the above stated time 25C yd..

Yard Wide Black Glace Taffeta,
 guarantee woven in selyedge.
 very high luster. regular S1.25
 value. for this sale 7:jc yC 24-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta. war ranted. regular 15c value, for
 this sale 49c yt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-23
FROM 0:3O to 10 A. M. r lngran Carpet yard wide. Regular price 29c yard. For
 the above stated time zC yd.

tIn the Same depaftm Best Quality Fine Wool Iugrain Carpets. large range of pat terms. regular 75c quality, 51c yd 8x12 Ingrain Rugs, noted for hard qr., wearing qualities, value s1250. ' at s9.S5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-23
Ttms1r. all dayl

i21zc yzrsi- this sale S = d1zea Eslezrilssi Turkish Tow els worth T2sse this sale for Z O. dezel large size frilce.i Danzsk
 Towels regular Iwire z5c. this sale Isc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-23

s psecsx ss farh Be efaT Tssuasz.
 u0rth Ss vzrd. fhs sale Iasa 2 dazsn s-i Turksy Rel Tahgs
 Covers wsTrh s.. ths sale z 5 piecss aH laes TOuea1z uo-th
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-23

same departH Alb package Gold Dust, He 200 Lunch Baskets, values lOc to
 19c, at 5c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-23


 Mems Mocha and DOgskin Cloves. wool lined. s1.2J and sl.39 dual- ities. clearing sale SJc Boys Scotch wool Gloves. fancy and plain cOlOrs. January clear ting sale Iac WOmen's Scotch wool Gloves. piaIn and fancy col0rs. JDc quality. clearing sale 33e
The evening world., 1906-07-25
HOPES TO KNOCK
OUT GAMBLING
At RACE TRACKS
Rev. A. S. Gregg Would
Also Have $4,000 Ap-
propriated for Fairs.

ALBANY. July B.-Vowink that he
will put track gambling out of business.
the Rev. A. 8. GreSg. nsid secretary
OF the National Reform Bureau, left tor
New York to-day on his second cam
palkn skAipAt the betting erti. Tne
National reform Bureau mad. a hard
fght in the last Legislature and Nix
aresb 10 now No organize a body OF from
nfty TO one hundread speakers 10 tpread
the propaganda
Mr., GteKE said that his time In sew
York will he taken zip with the telec tiah
and training OF speakers. He s con-
fidert thBt once the people understand
the situation they Will bring pressure
10 bear thht will insure the passage al
the next Legislature 81 IA hill making
race-track gambling a felony.
He also purposes 20 secure the pAN-
kaEe of A kdll RpproPFtnrthK s2sN 000 tor
county falFA ifhlA will IN substitute
Tor the fiwe per- cent tax now levied on
racing associations as q subsidy for the
fHttEr hr NAtd that persona Interested
In tho falrN and anxious Tor the con
Nhuhnch ot the subsidy Mtse luslEl-
mental IN blocking the EAskhy"Lhhsing
hnii.Eamhllnk hlll
The evening world., 1906-07-25
Story Toldby Anna Crane.

This extraordinary story Of Miss Anna Crane the
sent by Stanford White to Paris in the Of 1904 to bring
Evelyn Nsstt back to this country with funds supplied by him She
has told the story Assistant DstcAomey Robert j. Tunbu
and her testimony will be most important Thaw Is placed trial
for his life
Miss located only after weeks n ryer detective by
P BsTgo The private detective now attached to the bistAones
Office whose defense Stanford White printed exclusively The Even.
ns World turning point in the most absorbing murder case of
the CENTURY.
Miss Crane is fifty years DID, with gray hair and frank features
occupies modest apartment The rres where she visited
to-day by reporter for The Evening World
This odshool the mysterious who yesterday
visited the Criminal Courts Building and With Mr. Tubu
for three hours
sfisse Il az followa
80 I stage
met poor playing Rose
eouapany III
her daughter
with stanford White
called Evelyn Nesbi
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(cohtnued Second FhEsl
The evening world., 1906-07-25
BATTING ORDER.


EXPOSITION PARK. PTtTsBuRG
PA. July 2 &--Mastcrfm pitching BY
Mathdusbn and strong hlitlnk behind
him won to-days Eane tor saw Yotk
ana ended the second Western campaign
of tiic season THE anal Aeare ~..% ! 10 O.
The Cilsnh hit the hail c0nHisten 'ly
and returned Id tneir oif art IN base
running Luck also came TO them to
dry. and despite the three dAyh dis
aster the clrs left for New York hAbpy
ard hoeefsi
The crowd numbered about 1900 The
entire Brooklyn club R1tne4shd the
gAtne. ttophng over here on tht way
home
AgAn tho gambling c,emvrr her,
made the GIANTS fuvoritc thc 1aas TO-
day being 10 90 funny Isa't ~ A
team loses three straight gaines and
s,llaa hettlns fANnrie M every nne OF
thesn
pfttshurx folk were very mu"h dlsap-
pointed this morh.ns at the failure OF
Jos McGinhiy NJ appear IN ronrt To
answcr tha charge ~ akAauit against
him. They were looking for 4 sensa-
ton. but none OF the parties 10 the
cake showed up. II hnd bern pre-
sss anErd- duslhE the night The bail
NANCY ln sAld- To- -haXs- -hsea- -tarssltaa-
A telegram was received at The
grounds announcing that both McGln-
nty ana Peltk have been indefinitely
stispeaAed, awaiting lRFsst1saiiasa+
FirKt Inning.
Atttr hitting two long fouls. Rrssna-
han sent a pop~ny 10 Wagner, hFo~as
paped fouf m Leach shannon attDek
out. NO RUNS.
Leach kinkitd and tloIs seeon1 B*Au-
mont sacrificed 70 Deyllh. sending Tom
my 10 tnird. Clarke strusa eat- Nag
nAs drove 4 long ny 10 Browne 1nd the
,touple was over. NO RUNS.
Second Inning.
Philippe tNeW bat Seymour Me0Ahn
reused single over second. Dsvlir
beat A bunt toward third pahlen was
hit on the vtrtehrae. hlling the bases.
'GAnI6y got Gilherts drive with one
hand nut McGAhn scored. MAtheWsou
walked, nll.uS the bases Mesne han
shot long ny 10 Clarke. ONE RUN.
NeAlon died on Erounder 10 Dahlen,
Ghnlhy lifted ny 10 Shannon. Ritchey
out 10 Seymour NO RUNS
Third Inning.
Browne MI a single 10 riEht shan.
non sacrificed TO Leach. Seymour
slammed a single into iett aud BroN no
scored on thF throw TO The plate Scy+
nyour went 10 fecond. Seymour was
tcontlpacd ca sixth Page
The evening world., 1906-07-25
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FORT ERIE. July z5.-Ths races here
to-day resulted a. follows;
FIRST RAcE-schrecrow io5 CHokg)
4 10 4, u Redwood H.. VI (Mortland).
sxsn for place :; Nestrymhn. 10 (Pendet.
GAst), 10 10 show. 81 TIme-I,I0 10
Hosinini. sans Cbeur Girl from DiAie,
Mand6cino. Arab, SELECTED, Annie Berry
clara DE, Ruiioba. Aultry Rosnpink
Girl also ran
SECOND RAcE--rimothy Wen. ibl
dDehlyl, TO q 4. Miss Martha, ~
(Finhsrl, 10 / place, 2, Edwin y Fryer
lU5 uJaA). 10 ! khrks . fllhe-l0l 10,
AlkkrA, French Empress. Wing TlnK
and sunhlrd also ran
fuIrIkn RACE Hannibal Boy. 10
OAIountaln). s 10 8 won. Foxmeade. 100
fschilllhal. 4 TO place, Eh,1nd, Tickle.
o lAfortlahdl, TO 5 10 show tkir1,
Time--l.ls Suzanne Roceamorc, Bonnie
Reg. BuunHk, Operator, Gay Boy.
Many Thanks. Nisa Leeds ALSO ran.
FOURTH RAC'l1--rwo miles -Attlls,
lh (FiAcaerl. 90 :. /, Brand New, lpi
(sehilllhgl, out FOR place, p Treuct tho
Mere, lot (liogg). ! 20 1 70 shpw, Z
Ttns--s.a 10 Edwin Gum, AAiakdlf,
HAtchkn and Vitality also ran.
FIFTH fSAcE--Hathnasfta y twlkhk
eruls % !. nn4t Hstlde, lgf lschiilihsl,
70 tor plaeb, aooonds Prince OK
The evening world., 1906-07-25

In exclusively publishing the story of Anna Crane the newest and
he strongest witness the Thaw The Evening World to-day fur
nses the most amazing contribution TO the story of the murder of STAN
ford White that has been put type For the first time the
who knows well the relations existing between Harry Thaw and
Evelyn Nes their marriage than any living person makes full
free aemen-a that astounding unexpected
Anna Whites Oeh to bring
fallen Harry ThawA
paints picture
beat OF frequently
locked
LITE
the El subsequently
hAnd wtAte Au Crane
at ali times patron pfoctof Of E*alya Neshit
No
hAfAs mach
OF thar
fJuHuh nAudsr Iu
The evening world., 1906-07-25
LAT0NIA RACES.

LAToNIA. July n-Ths races her,
to-day resulted "a follows
FIRST RACE-Five aAd A hair fry
LONGS Bottles "a ~ ! ana evenl 4
Handbp'kt IS 10 Tor pihce) 2. Elertct
3 Timf--i 20 40
SECOND RACE-Ohe mile -3lassfu
n ~ , ana : 10 " Z, Albcrl Fir q 10
for plhccl T. The Daddy n Time. / a IA
THIRD RAcE-Three.fourths of h
nile sister Franca u ID Z and out) 4
Meadow ~~fxfkeko a Ia 5 for a placAl y
pr, Tntnkr 3. 1inA|-~il1A
FOURTH RACE-- Clue -hO,Asc couhNe A.
Arc lAFht q N 2 hid G 40 q. ], suisadn,
n 70 40 for piAtel 2 Modrediavr
Tlme--5A 81
fNIRTIf RAGE Three Afoutths of N
tnilA. ~-Nonit L11cilla ID hb 5 ana 70 81 Il
Mayor Johnhon feton Tor place. Z. laand.
bath J. 1szns-~l.n ~. .f = \
The evening world., 1906-07-25

orange, loi Q41el. ! to s khow. third
Tlme--l N. Blackstone, Beatrice IN.
MlkA Ida, Poster Girl and Melting RiSb
SIXTH RACE-Fa,r cnlvpso ny
lMntntAinl 70 B. !. King Pepper iii
tM0inl, even Tor place.. 2, The Don.
~ tfi@ehtri, % ] show. Time-~
ChpercalEle. Port Royal Y. y sbaw
Jiri fseHfste- nEektltd NA4ssal : Mia
and Don't You Dare also ran.
The evening world., 1906-07-25
RoYIa HEAp cRusAEu.

MOUNT HOLLY. y. J.. Juiy r.
clinton Gaines. a e1lored boy, ten years
hid, had hls head crushed 10 a pulp lssr
hlsht when Il WA "a ugAt betweMn tha
afaw ana ,HthugaAFy pndEe. ~ Brides
n9sos
The evening world., 1906-07-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ar PnILApgLPHlA-FIHsr GAME

AT PHILApELPHlA-FIRsT GAME
Chicago ........t0'o 0.O.1.o 90 90
Philadelphia 500 q osl q x--5
Battrries--W white and sullivan, Plank
and PoWefA.
SECOND GAME
Chicago .....,ttsl @ % o q %
philadhlpha .....O o q lOl -
u Ratttrles owen and Sullivan. Nai-
deil ard Schree
CLEVELAND At BOSTON.
Cleveland .......sOO 900 q %
Hostnn ...,.4.....i o q o % D Vtp-z
Batteries hernhardt ana Bpklow.
Harris and Armhrlsief
sT. LOUIS AT WASHINGTON.
WathinKtoh ..i b % 90 w ~
naItkrlsa--Glhds, o'c9nnori Pkttsh.
hsyden.
The evening world., 1906-07-25

tsg.cihi - Tn Evening Warld
ANusEIrAN LEAGUE PARK y. Y,
Juiy 2s. The Hishlanders won 'he TWO
games oi the douol'-headef from 'h'
pettoits this afternoon
thc second game ues'N % 'f'e '0'9'
i3.oi0 rooirys. .-,-
THE Hishlhdders start o'
western .rp Tonight, opening n clsye-
tA..1 t...r,ttfa..s
The evening world., 1906-07-25
BRlGH TON RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Nigger Nike 600
to - I, Lad OF Lansdon Is 20 ior
plses) J. emilin1 Tom ;.
The evening world., 1906-07-25
EASTERN LEAGUE.
AT MONTREAL,

AT MONTREAL,
Buffalo ......O 0 o o 90 . h.-l
Montreal .44....sO o q Q o A~2
RatterltA-~ kiasnger and MoAiunhs
Whaicn ana Rau3. Umpire Moran
At BALTIMORE.
Newark ...n, o o Q 3 N-ez
Baitmefa ..-... o 0A ~-7
Batteries horiarity and shea, Mason
ana Byern
Umpire knrin
AT JERSEY CITY
Pt6yideutw ..s....0 q q 4 30 h~-l
Jersey City ..s...s o0'0Q 10 IS
Batteriss-1cranin and nArgan, FoxKn
Ana Bntlsr. Umpire FlnnerAa.
The evening world., 1906-07-25
Iron Man" Is Suspended
indefinitely for Fight
on Field.
MATTY, WHlTEWASHER
Big Fellow Shows OLD lime
Form in Last Game of
the Trip. \
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Giants .........O no q N-S
The evening world., 1906-07-25

SECOND RAcE-kassil % TO 5
and z to io) I, Grandpa a TO 5 for
etast) L. War Paint 3.
The evening world., 1906-07-25
cLlDDEN TOURISTS STILL AT II.

Announcement was made this afternoon that the Guoah
automobile tourists would not 20 to Ranseey lakes 'rO"
Waterie tomorrow because o lack OF accommodations
tut probably would pass tomorrow night and possibly trl-
lay at Rumicrd Falls town twenty miles southeast o.
RanussN and from thers run to Breton Woods H. were
the tour ends ..I.AI "illIiaHJ
The evening world., 1906-07-25

ryiHA made t1r running In the lart
rtu-. followed iN Crestina ana Cnsshnv
ara. to t1h uretch whore CrtasinM
closed on PWhiA and in a drive won
pythia. WHO beat M1itb nohabue 4
head
The evening world., 1906-07-25
Favorlte FeIl h stresch.

Earl RoserA went % the fcbnt Sn1
mtde tha running followed nv Hyper.
infl. eatev Benevolent aud chanipiain.
They he.h this order 10 the Tar turn.
where FRrh~ Qult sud famhIaih took
thlrd 1lafc IN the run home Emblr~
rtssmcnt closed very FAST aad. snthklrx
~ on the rail- irUt got up In time IA
win ty O neck from Eprl Pokerx. wha
place. OrlV ~ tbe favorite. tell ID tha
htad ~ the stretch
The evening world., 1906-07-25

THIRD RAcE-EmbarrssSrrent q
Ia I and 10 r. I, Earl RSgert "a
to. /. tar -plsesl b Hyperion ]. -
The evening world., 1906-07-25
.HIGHLANOERS
WIN TWICE IN
DOUBtE-HEADER
Fare well TO Town Marked
BY Double Defeat
OF. Detroit.
FIRST GAME.
SECOND GAME.

SCORE BY INNINos,
,.,roit ....... 900 q 0p0 90
alkbisnAets.,... o o 90 -
The evening world., 1906-07-25
Ftrti Inning.

tone. VA, disposed NJ by Nillhns
..,t ttasr s.UaesnH sNn. "a Er1+lirr
ts Conroy. Who ualri him Crawford
inhA thrown our by Morar'y ~
RUNS
Canroy singled but IN trying 20
ttrttch the hit WIS nAiled ly Mtln
tvrAs throw 10 bIFarY knoler sent
4 ny "a McIntyre CNiAsc WAS rcti1Ni
by Oteary ana Llu3fay so Runs
second Inning.
Mnrlarity made d rhmarkAhle catch OF
Mclntyfe's screening liner right m the
bat cOuKhlln walked. Lindsay RtH
called out on strikes O'LeafY hltd ti
kcNief NO RUNS
Williams llfted foul tiy % c1uka'in
Monafliv banged Out a eloud-rftaker go
Mcintyre. Delehanty smnshed Tor Two
...s4ss ~ sA
trontlaasa on sixth tAKsl
The evening world., 1906-07-25

| "a thh stecple>hasg Grandpa made tire
early running. hut was soon passed w
kaSsit. VINO Hsaae al tar rrst NJ tfYa
running and won easily by three lengths
from Grandpa. who wak second Al the
NAY, A~stias War pa4Ht aHs hundred
| LNnKfha fnr ne flnna
The evening world., 1906-07-25
AT LAToNA.

sInh-lnspectOr Girl Al, Dresden Al place, LarOng-
The evening world., 1906-07-25

FOURTH RkcE---ssivTdere tt 20
\ and Il to 81 (. Eleetionser q to
4 tor pIace) Z, Don Enrique 5
The evening world., 1906-07-25
ONE BOOKMAKFR PAID OUT
$1,o00 TO A BETT0R@ OF SIS
Added Starter Salvidere Beat Favorite in Mon-
tauk Stakes and Epbarrassment Nipped
Earl Rogers in rhird-cressna- --
Took the Sixth
BY FRANK ". rHoRP.

f1ptelal 90 Tle EVs4inE Word
BGlGHrDS BEACH RACE TRACK.
july = -savidere won the Monsauk
Sisks- AZ Brighton to-day Hslsas- III
added starter n1clar-i m t.le colors OF 4.
ff1r-If 'oek lie was recently in .aa
Brown stable and ran q god second
70 Folrtaln Blue a few days ago. sal
v.dere went oNay 4 front VITA No
C,rts' AND this KILLED MccarteF. fss Nv
wak Eiyiuk Silvi4esr II pounds and hk
stopped M the hNhh rf tho stretch
E4scilonNsT ili# fayorite. then came
Ta1l. hu3 Ae could act reAeh lsalEidauN
i"r"sia vcn ii:sHaiiY ~ frtEt:f nlsti =
! haif EiestlaHsaf hssf Don Fnriauu
scaht length.
10 Huneh a 100 TO Shot.
Huneh nlayer. started the Asy wali.
rhik btink tAe thirteenth day AZ tA4
tHctting They played Niggcr Mike. VINO
WAS No % on tbe cars. and he Fot
homo with the money. winning hy af.out
thirteen lncacs Nikgcr sike was a
iau 10 shot
MliaF tttnrHcd 10 the saddle and rods
l.nh ~ LTrTiioh lie WIS beaten A heaa
hN N'sscr Milo Lee Mayer ohe III the
fF iaF-ir IN ihr rtnE. Iiid yI6o 10 Al
AFhin@i NigEer NEe Hilly Purt.r VINO
y rob TIekors commissioner. won 3 al
cn tho rHce.
w on iuItnlnN race Ksssfl ren4ntnd
NY l1t' victory. winning tcry ct4iy NJ
Three fntfH from GrAndpl. WHO hsid
'n" ether -ata 20 the WY Nearly al
w ihe hor"'H fe'l in this rsce. hut nonp
-sAt 6lt- ta-i-- t'-4t
The third race went 20 EmbarrasW.
mfni. Z % chance, who nnade IN 4
rs E1n. she4keA un On The -sall Lad
nipped the sleepy Roe-uer. on EAti
Rogers, 10y neck on the post. Bansvo-
'leht and oriy a. were tho choices.
BehevoieHt tad ma. spoed, and oriy IL
ftti NJ tnc h@sd w the stretch
"i3" Huneh, i0o 70 Shot. A4AA.
TIhis MIS- the Thirteenth das M AN.
meeting aud the hUnch won IN tbs ot6n.
INK race. No. IL on the card waA NiK.
XVI Mike and nv was a 100 10 i shit
hh Jumped away with the leaders. MADE
urHrly All toe running and Won ln a
hard drive BY head from Lad ~
Lahgdon, who beat smlllhk Tom half a
isnkth for the place.
kassll hAkt-eavsF Jumps.
"a int sterple-hass Grandpa made tire
early running. nut was soon passed ny
kaSsii. VINO MADE sis tnt rrst NJ ffYe
rbnning and won eAfily by three Lengths
from Grandpa, who wah second AL ths
way. seating War pa4Hi aB% hundred
lenkths Cor The place.
y FaVorlte Fell In Stretch.
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FIFTH RAcE-Ansler Il 10 and
4 10 81 !, oa.soms q ~ tar piaesl
4, cerFigan 3.
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troAtlaasa On sixth teKs2
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FORT ERIE. July z.-The races here
to-day resulted a. follows;
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-09-20
Alum for Cabbage Worms.

This has been a good year for
cabbages. Continued wet and
warm weather pushed the vegetable
right along to perfection. A large
acreage had been planted. The
growers have had strenuous time
in fighting the worms that seem es-
pecially numerous this year. Crow
ers have been accustomed to spray
the cabbages with Paris green to
kill the worms but lately alum in
solution is used with seemingly sat-
isfactory results. Three pounds of
alum dissolved in 20 gallons of wa
ter is about the proper proportionto
secure a solution of sufficient
strength to destroy the worms, we
are informed. If this remedy is as
effective as Paris green it will be a
matter of satisfaction to both those
who raise cabbages and those who
use the vegetable as food. There
is a general prejudice against US
ing Paris green upon anything to be
used as food.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-09-20
Senatorial Vacancy.

The nomination of Jas. A. Frear
of Hudson, the ho1d-over state SEN
ator for district number ten, as Re-
publican candidate to the state Sec
etaryship occasions vacancy and
necessitates the election of state
senator for this district this fall.
Mr.. Frear announces that he will
send his resignation to the Cover
nor as soon as he has official notice
of his nomination on the state tick
ct, when an order will be issued for
a new election. The tenth senate
district comprises the counties of
Pierce and St. Croix. 1t devolves
upon the Republican Senatorial
committee to nominate candidate
for the senatorship. The primary
election law (section Is, of chapter
451 of laws of 1909 provides that
vacancies occurring after the hold
ing of any primary shall be filled
by the party committee of the dis
trict." The committee consists of
S. ]. Bradford of Hudson, ]. F..
Shaw of Ellsworth and Chas. Iowa
ter of Spring Valley.
Section of article w of the
state constitution provides that mo
person shall be eligible to the legis-
lature who shall not have resided
one year within the state, and be a
qualified elector in the district he
may be chosen to represent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-09-20

Sermon upon this divinely estab-
lished sacrament will be given in
Trinity Episcopal church beginning
Sunday, Sept. 80, at which time
the Rev. Mr.. Houlgate of Minneap-
oils will preach the first sermon of
the course.
To my Christian friends of the
UNCONVENTIONAL bodies: allow me
to say that inasmuch as you have
opportunity to hear many other of
the. important subjects competed
with the teachings of the Savior
and of his church, and inasmuch
further that you are now among the
liberal class" of Christians, | in
vite you in the name of Christ and
his church to avail yourselves of
the opportunity that these sermons
will bring to you. Listen to what
DR.. Coleman of Boston, leading
Congregational preacher, says: The
confession of the name of Christ is
after all very lame and will be so
till the discipline which Christ or
dained be restored and the rite of
confirmation be recovered 10 it's full
use and solemnity. E. l. GILMORE.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-09-20
THE TROUBADOURS.

The River Falls Athletic Asso-
citation has been fortunate enough
to secure the Troubadours for an
entertainment and dance for Friday
evening, October S.
The Troubadours will be remem-
bered by the citizens of this city
who have enjoyed their entertain-
ments of previous years, as thor
oughly high-class organization.
In addition to their musical pro-
gram, Miss Murray, the same elo-
cutionist who has delighted her
audiences here in the past will read
several selections.
No lover of high-class music can
afford to miss the entertainment
and the dancing population should
turn out en- masse for the ball fol-
lowing the entertainment.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-09-20

Mrs. DIR. Mcintyre and Miss Hell
en- Healy broke camp last Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. d. B. Spencer
were guests at Nebish Lodge Tues
day.
Owing to wet weather last Sun
days list of visitors was unusually
small.
Misses Helen TrueSdell and
Sophy Shultes were down from the
Falls Sunday.
G. E. Pratt of River Falls and w.
G. Sealy of Spring Valley were
among Thursdays visitors.
Mrs. DR.. Siler left Tuesday for
her home at Monroe, Wis, after a
months stay at the Springs.
A launch party of several gentle
men from Saltwater were here on
Monday and took general view of
the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Fake and
daughter of Prescott were guests of
Nebish Lodge Monday, remaining
until Tuesday,
Cottagers and picnickers will find
good supply of groceries and con-
dictionary at the new store. Come
prepared to patronize it.
H. T. Quinlan came down from
ST. Paul as usual to spend Sunday
and his three oldest children re-
turned with him to attend school
on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Van Slyke
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wolf of St.
Paul came down on their launch,
The Wolf last Saturday and re-
turned Sunday.
Mrs. Allen P. Weld and Mrs.
Frank Ensign of River Falls and
Miss Margaret Robson of ST.
Luke's hospital, ST. Paul were
guests at Oak Leaf cottage Thurs
day.
Willow Twig cottage contains a
party from Spring Valley consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lowater
and son, Mrs. Ida Davis and
daughter, Miss Stella, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Bahr and Miss Elsie
Bahr.
The bridal couples returned from
their tour last Saturday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lewis returned
to ST. Paul Monday. Mr.. Barthole-
NEW returned to Willmar, Mimi, on
Tuesday and Mrs. Bartholomew re-
mains here with her mother for the
month of October.
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0spiral" Railroad in Africa.

In the construction of the Amabele-
Butterworth railway, in Cape Colony,
unusual difficulties had to be sur
mounted, and the result is, from an
engineering point of view, one of the
most remarkable railways in exist
After passing through the Kei hills
the line winds round another hill, and
then, at lower level, goes under its
own track. This portion of the rail
way is known as the spiral" At an
other point the line travels along the
bank of the Mangul1 river for two
miles and then doubles back for a
mile and half, so that after cover
ing three and half miles the train
is really only half mile to the good.
This section is called the "zigzag,"
and, with the spiral, is unique in
South AFRICA. All along the Kei
heights the route is through cuttings
or on embankments. Some idea of it's
extraordinary character may be
formed from the statement that in Is
miles the line falls, or rises, to the ex-
tent of 1860 feet.
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HOLY TRINITY.

Services at the Trinity Church
next Sunday as follows: Mathis
and sermon, 1880 a. M; Sunday
School, 1880 a. m; Vespers and
address, 7:30 p. m.
The historic and scriptural GUS
tom of a Harvast Home Festival
was celebrated last Sunday, using
the Liturgy, large part of which
was used by GODS Church centur-
les before the coming of the Son of
Man.
Despite the inclemency of the
weather, large congregation was
present.
The Church has been having SER
vices every Lords Day and We'd
nesday, for some months past and
hopes to be ready soon for a def
mite plan by which regular assist
ant may be procured to hold the
services on the Sundays that the
Rector has to be at Ellsworth.
Next Sunday there will be regular
services at usual hours, 1880 a. m.
and 1880 p. m.
On Sept. 80 the Rev. Mr.. Houl-
gate of Minneapolis will be here,
and on that day there will be cele-
bration of Mass, at which time all
communicates will be privileged
to receive.
E. l. GILMORE, Rector.