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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12

Mrs Seymour Arrangements wer0
made for final separation, she and
her children dispatched to British Col
umbia. A small estate was given her
and = permanent income, her father
was made admiral and put in command
of the Pacific fleet, with headquarters
at Vancouver, near the daughters re-
treat. Prince George was married to
Princess May of Teck, the fiancee OF
his dead brother. 1t is told George
proved but a sullen bridegroom and for
awhile took to his cups; that the royal
princess had a time of it to win her
boorish husband. 1t is also told she
has succeeded. Miss Seymour died in
exile about q year ago.
Not all the morganatic unions are so
sad as this one, that OF the duke or
Cambridge, first cousin to Queen Vic
torIa, was very happy. He married an
actress, Miss Louia Fairbrother The
duke was perfectly devoted to his wife.
who was known as Mrs. Fit2george-
The sons, Rear Admiral Sir Adolphus
and Col. Sir Augustus, bear the moth
CI , ndLAO
The second son OF the King OF Swe-
den renowned mis- rights to the throne
to make a marriage with one below
him, a marriage that has proved very
happy. In 1888 he gave up all claims
| to the succession and married plain
Ebba Munck. The pair have five chill
dren, who have been granted patents
of nobility as counts and countesses-
The prince and princess are most con-
genial, both very religious and much
interested in missionary work. 1t Is
rumored that Bernadotte's brother,
Prince Eugen, contemplates following
his example, that recent journey to
Paris had for its purpose the iltroduc-
| ton to his mother of lady with
whom he is very much in love.
Some years ago the Archduke John.
nephew of Franz Joseph, threw away
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12

turn In, and she let him go to his
berth, and he got out on the platform,
and just then the second section Of our
train came along, and stopped for
water, and pa crawled into an animal
car and laid down in the straw with
the sacred ccw. She beloved all night
cause the sacred bull, her husband, had
been attached for debt at Vicksburg,
but when pa got in the car in his shirt
sleeves and bumped his shoulders up
on account of the cold, the COW thought
may be she had been unnecessarily
alarmed, and may be pa was her hus'
land
So she quit believing, and laid down
and chewed her cud till daylight.
Then when she saw that pa was an
other person she got mad and chased
him up into the rafters OF the car,
and he had to ride there until the
train got to Memphis. The hands res
cued pa, but he got away from the
creditors all right.
We made a new lot OF creditors at
Memphis, and they proposed to go
along with us, but we shook them off.
Gee, but we made killing in Mem
phis. and don't you forget it. We had
handbills on all the wagons in the pa
rade, telling the people that the pro-
ceeds of the afternoon and evening
performance would be given to deserv-
ing persons, in charity, and the inten-
ton was to use the money to pay off
the hands. My, but how the people
turned out. The tents were all full.
and we had more money than we have
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12

and all they can eat. That is rather
tempting to country people. SO we had
a full car load of creditors with us
for week, and we gave them plenty
to drink, so they had the time of their
lives, but they didn't get their money.
After going with us all through
Georgia, they held an indignation
meeting in the car, and between high
balls and cheese sandwiches they got
sleepy, and we side tracked their car
in the woods at station in Mississippi,
where there was post Office, saw mill
and a cotton gin. / guess they are
there yet unless Mr.. Pullman's lost
car experts have found the car and
driven them out with fire extinguish-
erS.
Pa came pretty near being left in
that car with the creditors in Missis-
sippi. He was helping to entertain
the guests. and jollying them up to
believe they would get their money
when we got to Memphis the next day,
when he noticed the car had been side
tracked, and he knew that was the
way we were going to dispose of the
creditors. He thought some one would
tell him when to get off, but he was
sitting up with a landlady from some
place in Georgia that we owed a lot of
money for feeding the freaks, and she
was threatening that if she didn't get
her money she would have the hearts
blood Of some one. So pa was afraid
TO leave for fear she would stab him.
But when the car stopped on the sid
ing, pa took CT his coat and hat and
yaW ned. and said he guessed he would
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12

had in a month before, and after the
performance at night the mayor and
some prominent citizens waited on the
management and asked when and
where we were going to distribute the
money to the deserving persons.
The managers appointed pa to stand
off the committee. Pa said he had no.
ticed, in walking about the city, a
beautiful park in the center of the
town, and he told the committee that
his idea was to have the deserving
people gather at the park the next
morning, which was Sunday, and wait
there until the managers of the show
could count the money, and prepare
to distribute it, honestly and impair
TALLY, with the advice Of the local
committee. That seemed all right, and
the committee notified the citizens to
meet in the park at nine o'clock the
next morning, and receive the money
the citizens had so kindly contributed
to such a noble cause, and they went
away.
Our show has got out of good
many tight places, but we never got
out of town so quietly and unosten-
tatiously as we got out of Memphis
during that early Sunday morning.
There was not noise enough made get.
ting our stuff to the train to wake up
a policeman, and before daylight the
different sections of the train had
crossed the big bridge into Arkansas,
and were on the way to the Indian
Territory. Pa and the other man
ayers were on the platform of the last
car of the last section, as it pulled out
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12

across the river, at daylight, and even
that early it seemed as though the
whole colored population of Memphis
was on the way to the park, to secure
good positions, SO they could receive
their share of the money. As the train
got to the middle of the river, and
safe into Arkansas, the whole man
agement breathed a sigh of relief. The
boss canvassman said: 1T is like get
ting money from home" and pa said:
1T is like taking money from the tin
cup of a blind organ grinder and
the treasurer of the show said, as he
put the days receipts in the safe in
the business car: 1T looks good to
me-" Then they all turned in to sleep
the happy hours away, that beautiful
Sunday on the way to Indian Ter.
ritory and Oklahoma.
Well, sir, you can never make me
believe that money obtained dishonest
", will stay by a person, or do him
any good, >and that was demonstrated
in the case of our show the next day.
We got acquainted with an old show
man who was out of luck, who used
to run wild Vest show, but got bust
ed up, and as he didn't care where he
went, we took him with us on the
train, and all day Sunday he talked
about his show experiences, and finally
he said il We had any horses with our
show that could run races, we could
make barrel of money at Guthrie,
where we were to make our next stand.
He said the Indians and hall breeds
all had Indian ponies that thev thought
could beat any horses that ever wore
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12

he met and fell in love with the daugh-
ter of his chief officer. They were Sc
cretly married. The girls mother was
dead, the father was furious when told
the momentous news. The other fath-
err. Edward, prince of Wales, took the
announcement with smiling philoso-
phy. it may be presumed gave the cou-
nile a left-hand blessing. Now a NOR
ganatic marriage Is real marriage
when all the conditions of the particu-
lar country are complied with, al
though the children OF such a union
are not looked upon as heirs to the
fathers title and the estates pertain
ing thereto. In England, consent OF
the reigning monarch must be OBJ
tanned if the royal one concerned is
under a certain age. Victoria would
not have given her consent, and Prince
George did not request 1t.
Prince George and the officers
daughter were known in whatever spot
happened to be their place of seclusion
as Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour, or st. Maur.
The lady followed the sailor prince,
now making her home in port in the
south of France, now dwelling quietly
In town or at Southsea, England. Pres
emily two children were added to the
family, boy and a girl. After the
birth of the children Prince George
asked his father to recognize his nor
ganatic marriage; bur az King Edward
no longer induIged in the easy, phiic-
sophie attitude, he refused. The union
was not recognized, no title conferred
On fne wife-the customary gift to the
woman. Furthermore George was sent
or on long voyage.
Then the duke of Clarence died, his
death greatly complicatIng matters for
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12

The "left-hand' marriage obtaining
in Europe appears to the American a
most strange survival, very unmodern.
Not that the American dweller in the
notorious land of divorce is able to
take high moral ground on the sub
ject, but he may contemplate differ
ences. What a hue and cry would be
raised in this country if president,
for instance, were to take to wife tenn
porarily shop-girl, for instance, and
then later put her away to espouse a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12

We made a round OF the shops the
other day and set to serious study of
the modes that promise to be the pre-
vailing ones; and were made reason
ably sure of one thing, that there
will be less exaggeration, less striving
after the unique. than last year. At
the milliners especially is this true. To
be sure. we find the bowl shaped
crowns, but the trimming of these is
disposed in such manner eccentricity
gives place to pleasing effect.
Our thoughts are so full of color we
feel as though moving in a kaleido-
scope, a veritable rainbow, atmosphere
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12
Offered a Reward.

Mrs. Grumpps-Did you advertise for
poor, dear, little Fido?
Mr.. Grumpps-Yes.
did you give full description or
aim?"
EYES,"
'And did you say our address was
ION his silver collar?"
yes"
'And did you offer reward"
yes"
What did you offer?"
Il said if the finder would return the
collar he might keep the dog IN. Y.
Weekly.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12
vermont,s Biggest Tree.

Probably the largest tree in Vermont,
if not in New England, stands in the
dooryard of Jerry Richard. in the north
east part of the town of Chester. The
tree measures 2311a feet in circumfer-
ence two feet from the ground, and the
branches spread from side to side about
$50 feet. There are seven limbs which
measure two and one-half feet through,
and the tree is estimated by woodchop-
pe1s to contain from Is to 20 cords oe
wood.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12
A Flourishing Industry

Friend-How are you getting along
now?
Sharpfello = First rate. Making
money hand over fist.
sIndeedl You told me some time
ago that your trade no longer paid
living wages"
"Well, it doesn't
"Then how do you make SO much
money!"
Teaching others my trade."-N. Y.
Weekly.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12
Selfish Thing

The Rejected-Do you refuse me on
account Of my poverty or on account
of myself?
The ess-Neither-it's wholly
on my own account - Cleveland
Leader
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12
Writing for Cash.

''What are money orders. pat"
your mothers letters to ms when
she is on a vacation. "-Judga.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12

Gee, but this show has been up
against it the last week. We haven't
made paying stand anywhere. The
show business is all right when you
have to turn people away, or let them
in on standing room. Then you can
snap your fingers at fate, and drink
foolish water out of four-dollar bot
ties of fizz that has the cork trained so
it will pop out clear to the top of the
tent, and make noise that makes
you think you own the earth, but
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12
Copyright By J. B. 30 wies.I

The Show Does Poor Business in the
South-Pa Side Tracks a Circus
Car Filled with Creditors-A Per-
Torrance Given "for the Poor"
Fills the Treasury-A Wild West
Man Buncoes the Show.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12

"And did you offer a reward? ?"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

Withdrawal from the Bank at Eus-aad Of -S4"
for South America and EEyrt-
FOREIGN ENCHAN,5E CuND-T-- Ms se-F
nlacher * Co say
When We ISSUED our las, report 5 ioFsigA Tss =
cEs1nst market was ID such v3-.---.. {. ,--- ,rss -
impossible 20 pr04-uosIicaI- us future cu.. 49,
WNlcu We stated was gov .rH-C ana " 1lie cu. ,s-g
market ON NoDGay Deelmae- -e il vas W, ~ ~. :
question or obtaining rates tHr ,ir .JlleA .,r 1 IS
arrived from the South but e1--leF !. l, sogl
q whether or not some Kind u- a-clHse-IeEl = y sr
1e mdde whereby We could u--- tl- lIa-LeS -sss. -
Southern friends 70 pay for .te exc -lanse S1ssi-g
sold as low as +S-.v -g- cash on ta-- daess su8
which time 10 has advance. q. as -i-. as - sysa
az present writing has declined 90 t>4 or ~ Ssar5sr
loWer quotations -Al1 Wer rr,' te- l~,s S-,~ sos1
part OF thIs week. We believe sold impoE.S ,ricss
De made IN very liberal volume 40 the presrt' ISosl
Tor foreign cNcoauEr. Aut II o--- u-Ins. -. .5Ink
engage any large amounts w europe .,s RarS
would so disturb conditions there 5Hat ts iss Is
or England would find 70 necessary - o..,sgs a
minimum rate o. per cent t1Fl--l, t.se-SriHs
monetary conditions. through t2e sale 20 - - Tsa
lean government ot rne NeNic~n 'e.,ill - n-sssst
treasury OF the NeXirln SoVHHorElerT tl ~ ~ bsanE
part OF which may dut rs way On ms ~ tr,stssa
hnance this Mexican Central pur'',Se III @ ~ Lar
or the Mexican EovrruH1nt SHt0n.N- = Md tasy
doa, whore the Mexican t,"rtTl. S''cS : ,Ers o.
VIII probably shin This solid t' Nav NarS frsa
Writing the necessity oI era =" ilL sor Jana-
abroad. In the mean time pre03Eatiohs -'
LARGE SALES OF IRON shortase -.srs = -.
Is beginning ru cause uuelsincss aInons eo''9 ~
and many aye ruvius for delivery in me -. - .
Of next year One concern acquired -eVv' ..,s
Thursday and taere We're numerous Ia, ~. "a ssd
Foundry iron is now selling ou hasIS OF s'Ea .,sEa
s2i a ton. Penusy}vania. The movefl1h. IA sons
Iron 20 This country win reach aoou' -S' .,s aE
before the ,.lo~, Of tae y-ar and '5,oVV - - rhs
ready pgrrhase5 viii come in early in 1891 =
amount is 800 small % give much relief ssr
CANADIAN PACIFIC.-Slr Thomas So $50 wsa
president of che Canadian Pacific fS1n's, - h,sts
asked If there was amy particular re.'s'A ss'si
the sudden advance across zoe. sai3 "s - sfock -
70 say anything that uishr influence = -. ,sat -
way or another, but was pleaSed ~ ,s,ns e %
public was beginning 20 appreciate me '"'
security. ur-A
WESTERN ELECTRIC STOCK INcEsAsl's INca-'sl or
Chicago dispatch saws rhaJ. alihouS" Il axcsls9'
trmayion of che report IS acSins' the.e r,ssus
reason Toy believing ,h-t The Nes'.,r,al al
Company Will increase IT'S ou'sIand-'s - IN gssss
IN the new year. ~ the annual nes'--'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call. 6 per cent
Time money quoted Sa9 per cent for thirty
davs Sd8l2 per cent for sixty TO ninety days, and
6i4a7 per cent for four five and six months Com
merciaI paper was quoted 6G6Ia per cent for
sixty TO ninety days and four months and per
for Others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened steady. with demand sterling quoted
ar 4s34oa4 s345 sixtSda bills 47Sl4 a 7Ss and
cables 4Si40Q4 S445 The market for short francs
about 5-Z7s and for short reichsmars 9i2sa9i9s
plus 1-32 Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
MINING.

So - IN IkADING.-Foregn houses bought
stock IN the local market ~ tb 80. ~. -,
r'l at.SieS, IN London the general market was nrn
-rf.. ueU S'rehsth IN the copper shares Ri,
- - euVnhclns sharply the squeezing OF aa
IN the Mexican Central ISSUES lio,v vs. ~ - ,l'
N'iD@Nu ana discounts were strong owing TO the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Financial.
Financial Truth

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Reviews weekly the entire invest
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Points the way to intelligent and
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
90 o. - Mar.lan5 coal compsny

A. a rega--- --.t-r- ter Hsr5 n Directors held
F-lis cay semi --rr.l and
SaeD- and -tr--a-.
swe-e aa-arsl -a= Preferred sn-f ravabIe Dec 3lsJ
3-E Stockholders -1arc or closing
trte nrns- -- TA-- 1901
T'aUs-er books VIA close Dec 1906 and reopen
<SRr. o. 1907
& Checks vstL he mailed.
NEnHANT T-eaErrer
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Financial Meetings.

sTTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
i LIE Insurance Company Will be- held a. Home
pC-ice u said Company sac Broadvav the CITY q
sr;ew York. the State ~ Nrw York r. A. Tues
scay. the lSrh 0f Deceher 1906 between
70. O'Clock IN The forenoon and four O'Clock
Etteru0on Ct said four Directors Of said
pcoporatloE viii ne elected said meeting.
purposes % election polls a
"a o'clock forenoon I1rlrl
tfour clock in the afternoon ~ said 19-h day
Sreulber, which time they snaI 20 closed
z New YORK 9Th Eerernher- 1906
NEW YORK LIFE TNST-PANC COMPANY.
BY ALEXANDEE ORR. President.
JOHN C. Mccall. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
DiUidend Notices.
KkIGEERB0GEER TRUST GO.

NeV york Dec --ra. 1906
e71p41s have -r-z day declared eernlauH-al dlvi-
1euc NJ twenty-five |---rE and Llvi-
ceE- a- 1ve Is- cent. '."a.- he paid January -d
= -ro1l The neg =-- -r- capital
Car.p--F t0 sra-EEH.ae-E 0- record December 20-h.
sso5 T-lns-e- books vl- close December 10Th,
-@Ht. a. . = N and reopen January So 1907.
TREDEEJCE GORE King Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
SIX dividend

FOREIGN MONEY NARKET--Cau money in
London, +I2Q5 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills, 55s per cent long bills 81 2G57s
per cent Berlin discount rate. 5as per cent Paris
discount rate, per cent. Paris exchange Lon
DON 20 francs 25l2 centines. Bar gold, rs Cd Ber-
lin exchange on London. 20 marks 49la pfennigs
FOREIGN RITIES-British consols for
money. Sc S-f6 for the account sc 7-16. French
rentes 96 francs.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
MARYLAND's WEALTH.

The total wealth OF Maryland is now more Than
slStatsj"T3 This entities the state the position
o. tRhlreilil among th- nrrE states and territories
oi The i!lied states and makes Maryland q lively
TlEal OF Kentucky for seventeenth Ia rank.
The total wealth ~ MARYLAND lr IFas amounted
2 s-gll-sS IT, and i men crossed the billion and a
hall lne Tor The first time ms total yr.aIr6 IL
,-sS vas E-5l7.S7Zsts. lu 1890 Maryland rlnke8
eighteenth ID wealth and four years later sht mad
eilal tanned ths position IN lss she ranked nine
1eenth colorado STOOD IN the eighteenth place ~
- bll ortppee 10 tWeuty-secund place 1876 and
Ihese faeis 1ll be brought out anong many
gtiiti interesting features iI monogram. v--i.r
-he United States Census EGr.au i aa bonn "a .=-.
O. the subject % the wealth Of rha clur-r, e.oy.
ais Llt ff-us-.ous hE states ard territories s. ard
Ufloer t-l";- -ilnss showing aualyL!c-lIr The
6lst17bulO- o. ~eAlth--8altlnore Sun.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
DOCTORS DEsT TO COOK.

Dr Aharuethy visited ana luxurious
patent- acfs Went 1tn their kitchens ana Shook hands
with their cooks M, good friends s7d he. ~
much "1ufcr great favo.s skill
rEenC raiaahle crt os rois7uirr enables
medical 90 ride carriage without
ststgnee should all go on .oot and be starved -
Philadelphia Inquirer.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Baakers. posted rates were Is foIIows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bo Boston-Par, 5alOc
premium. Chicago-5c premium. Charleston-Biv
ing SOC discount; selling l-l0c premium. St Louis
-27c discount. San Francsco-Sight. par. teIe-
graph 2'1c premium. New Oreans-CommerciaI
q discount: bank. 81 discount. Cncnnati-Par
savannah-BuynG, soc discount; selling, zoe pre-
MUM
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, Gee. Mexican
silver dollars 52ssc Bar silver in London closed ar
a2d.
COLD PREMIUM In Madrid. g. 30, Lisbon 30
AEAlCAN EXCHANGE-1iex exchange on
New York is quoted at 1898.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
rNrrRNArInNAr- srrrrR cn,1p,Nr

Ne-iier. Conn. November y. 1906
Al meeting 20 directors NJ This company held today
quarterly ---llerr NJ loo declared
FL Isre--r~ts- 1907
Efo-Er-5e~S of rerurE Te-elr-~ 18th. 1915 Transfer
b1lEs wi'I he closed December l--n clock
sppenec January clock Checks VIII be mailed
GEORGE R0~EWE Ell. Se-~eIary.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tie following shows yesterdays closing quota
lions LOT government bonds. compared with Fri
DAYS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
SariHgS Banks.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
66 AND SIS ROWEEv. COR CANAL ST.
8SRD sESu-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
The Trustees have ordered interest al the rate Of
-FOUR ts) PER CENT
.sper arnurn 70 be paid depostors on and after
January goth all lp 20 So 900 which
2lave remained deposit or months
ending llecember 3Ist- 1900, accordance the
Jaws Gno rules OF the bank Money deposited o.
Before January 10th viii draw interest from Janu-
let.
- HENRY HAS-ER President.
HENRY SzYLER. Serretarv
EMIL A. HUBER Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

London. Dec Is ! p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was strong. Last quotations follow
London New York New York
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

sff ff@ssse ef ssq s2os s Is "37
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

dividend TEX rights.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.
Active issues

Saturday. Saturday, Net
q issues. Dec. S. Dec Il. lchanSes.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

$3.50 Total sales
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

O. $50 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

Total sales for the week
T-ra' sales for preceding u
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Closing prices Of active bonds

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