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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-03
MADAME M0DJESKA.
LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT FOR 1ne
HIGHER GLASS OF DRAMA

AoV'ce for the Young American ...,
ifations-Shakespeare'.
''pi'city-concerning Emotional PI.v.
''odJeska Gives Some of Her ExDari.noo
hat do you think madame is tho o,t
iook Tor the stage here,n 0"'-
Por the higher class of drama dac;dodlr
noU very encouraging So long as Won sa,
INC ufaina written about and thongbt -
uiiuer Tie head Of 'amusemepts' If viii -,
Jake any very high rank. When If is troatod
"S an art and receives the same aid and or,
enlargement as are extended to other arts
have" F-'ion ~ oueht 10
ne young American actress who has os
plratiohs toward the highest class of drama
u'S no chance Of schooling-witb the axcor-
.iUn OF yourself as model" said the renortar
:" III you kindly say how you think such a
girl should study!"
noOkS VIII not help her very much-I
mean books that analyze and dissect the
l"ys ana u characters of the great dramatists.
-ioieH I duelt lady Martini account of her
9'uuy Vi ohakespearean roles is the most III
e''ins ana perhaps the most really helm
tui' DuI must confess that | believe she
u . hot nave this thorough and delightful
Insight ihto the characters till long after she
i,au prayed and, as it were, grown into them.
ana though much of the business she suo-
gests is extremely ingenious and delicate. |
Junk good deal of it would not be dramat-
lcally effective. George Lewes' Actors and
the Art of Acting contains some valuable
suggestions and many interesting reminjs-
cences. But let her beware of the ordinary
commentator and essayist, who is doubtless
extremely clever-the only trouble is that he
Is 100 clever, and finds subtle les and hidden
meanings that Shakespeare never dreamed of
sHAKEsPEARE's SIMPLICITY.
The great beauty of Shakespeare is his
simplicity and intelligibility. OF course,
there is an occasional phrase and word that
may require explanation, but l allude to the
characters They are easily understood. and
you always find the key in the play. Take.
Tor instance, Rosalind. Some people seen
to think that she should be rough and bojs
ferrous. They cannot surely remember the
words in the first act of the Duke:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-28
4 had Earthquake.

October 2sth Japan was thoroughly
shaken up by an earthquake, one of
the worst ever known The following
extract from the Japan Mail will give
an idea of the terrible calamity:
1t was naturally expected that the
accounts first received of the damage
done 10y the earthquake would prove to
he greatly exaggerated but unfortun-
;tely, the opposite appears TO be the
fact. Hitherto the records have shown
that the most serious loss of life &C
curred III Bichi perfect. the figures for
which are: Killed, 2,l9O; injured
Ill; houses totally destroyed. 35,346:
houses partially destroyed, SOL But
the latest reports show that the worst
results We're III the gifu prefecture. A
telegram from Ogaki, dispatched in
the afternoon of the SlSt, says: OF
/ .443 houses constituting this town,
:s.:l56 are completely overthrown and
st are partially ruined Fire has
DESTROYED ,473. The number of per
sons killed is rs; the number severely
Injured, 80, and the number slightly
injured 80.
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Mortgage sale.

Default having been mad. in the payment Of a
mortgage date April llth.. 1880. made ahd dellv-
cred 10y John X. OSmuu morigaG " To L. Lockyer
ThmpSon murtgnyce and recorded i'll The Office
of the register of deeds of Douglas County Wis
consin May ~ 1890 at II -. O'Clock A. N in Vol
une ''N' OF mortgages on page IL given on the
following described premises situated in Douglas
County Wisconsin t. wit. Block Number Twenty
one CD on East Thirteenth (l3) street. i'll the
Iown>i.e of Superior, city of Superior according
In the plat of said Town>ite file aud of record
i'll The office Of the Register of Deeds in and for
Douglas County Wisconsin said mo tgnsee claims
Five hundred sixty one and 22l00 (s5il ~ is due
on said mortgage and the note therein described
at the date of this notice.
That no action at law otherwise has
been commenced for the recovery of said debt or
any part thereof Now therefore notice is hereby
given that by virtue If the power of sale contain
cd in said mortgage. and in pursuance of the
statute IN Snch case made and provided. said
mortgage will ne fnrecioSe i. and the premises
above deScIit,ed will be sold at pablic auction to
the highest bidder for cash 10 pay said debt, in
tcrcst and Fifty dollars attorneys fee rs Siipn!a-
eti in sand mortgage. and disbursements all. wed
By law: which sale will be made by the sheriff of
Douglas County Wisconsin III the west dotr of
the Court House in the City of superior in said
comfy and state on the l.th day of December
1891 at O'clock =. NJ. ofthat day.
Dated October I'd 1871.
K LoCKYER THuMPsuS. Mortgage.
UrGHE~ * JAIIS'bN, Attorneys for Mortgage.
Richie Block West Superior Wisconsin. oSidl2
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STATE ,ore or Wisc nm CIRCUIT COURT
The Scott & Ho.ston Lumber con- pany. plaintiff
VS..
The Superior Consolidated Land company and
Edward Heincberiy a"@ .Inhn Vaughan, Co
lartne.s as Henn.berIy and Vaughan, delcrd-
ANS.
BY virtue of judgment of said court rendered
October md. y. L. 1877, aud docket 4 on Ii Z
the day in the CitiCe OF the clerk of sud cir
Gait court. III which said judgmt ut il Is ordered
ana s.iJndged that said plaiiI:ii do have an,i
cover al SAID defendants The OF 1899 u Gam
ages and costs which said sum is therein ;djui-
Std [" lie II lien upon the building and premises
and upon all the right. title and interest, which
salti defendants, the superior C"nSsii,laIed Land
company. had in aud 10 said building and
premises hereinafter described. from ana ati or
the date Of The commencement of construct.
OF said binding M which Il lein is Claimed, to-
VT: From the lo:h day of October. $50 ar
which sad defendant any and all pei so is
s.IEiIE: under II have since acquired therein
lad ,iIe deis gIled sheriff Douglas county
Ea' ii'g been d"iy Appointed in AVID by virtue of
said judgment to sell The hereinafter deScribrd
building and premises:
Notice is hereby given that will on the 2>th
day Of December, A. ID. ISL at II O'Clock A. H.
=" thHi day, Al the office OF the clerk If the cir
cut court Tor Douglas county, Wisconsin in the
court house in superior. s,d county, expose AMI
ottr for sa le and sell at public auction to The
highest bidder for cash the aforesaid builciug
AMI all II the right title aud interest which said
defendant. The superior Constituted Land com
llany. had ir. and after the 10th day of October
y. u lS9, or which it and all persons claiming
under II have since acquired iE aud 10 the 70 low
Ing described premises for much thereof us
may be neccsSIr! To satisfy the aforesaid jud.
lneIi'. together with all costs ami exercises and
which may he sold separately without injury 10
or t. the advantage If the parties interested, to-
wit: LOIS numbered rs and 20 West sixth
street. TOWNSHIP at superior i'll the city Super
ior douglas county. Wisconsin, accordn. To
the recorded plat OF said wnsire of Superior Oh
file aud of rec rd in the Office of the Register of
ieeis Tor said Douglas county. with dwelling
house situate thereon.
Da.ed Superior, Wisconsin. Nov Is. \. d. 1891
DAN KENNEDY, Sheriff,
Douglas County. Wis
BUENANs rrEKTSS
Plaintiffs nj il.I;
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nEFAUIT having been made in the payment
Tot II mortgage dated september Sh, 1880. made
and delivered 10y Edgar reepe. mDrtgngor. Ia
james = Richie. morIgagee. ard recorded i'll the
office of the Register OF Deeds of Douglas county.
Wisconsin. S"pi cmbcr llth, isN), III lo:D q CLOCK
4. NJ, i'll volIine Il" IF mortgages. on page 90?
given on the following described premises -it,ia-
ted III Douglas county, Wisconsin,. I" wit: i~t
one bundled and eighty {iS1). on West sec
,Iii street i'll The TOWNSHIP of superior city OF Su
I.erior. according to the plat of said T""nsie ON
file and of record III the office OF the Register OF
Deeds in ami for Douglas county. Wisconsin
Tha; on the 18th day Of january. 1881. the said
mortgage for value received sold. assigned aud
transferred unto f b WrightuIaII said mortgage
and the debt secured thereby. 10y an instrument
in writing duly signed, sealed. Witnessed ana ac-
kuowlrdsed. 'and the same WAS duly recnrGed III
the office of the Register Of Deeds OF Douglas
county Wisconsin. on the 18th day of january
1891. at 40 oci.ck f. NJ. in book y OF mortg
ages. on page 2slS
said F.. b. Wightman assignee Of said mortgage
claims Five hundred forty-tive and 20 l0o dollars
III described. ut the date of this notice. That 10
action nj law otherwise h IS been commenced
f,rt the recovery of said debt any part thereof
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that by
virtue OF the power Of sale contained i'll said
mortgage. and in pursuance of the >atnte in such
eases made aud provided, said mortgage will be
forecose,l and the premises above described VII!
be sold at public auclion to the highest bidder for
cash to pay said debt. interest anu Fifty dollars
Attorney fees stipulated in said mortgage and
disbursements allowed 10y law; which sale will
',e made by Tie sheriff Of douglas County Wis
c"nsin ~; the west door of the court house i'll The
city OF superior i'll said county and Slate Oh the
lith day Of December, 1891. NJ , O'Clock +. 81. o!
that day.
Dated October 2Sth. 1891.
T. b. WlGIITMAN
HrFIIES ( JAMESON Assignee Of Mortgage
Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgage.
Ritchc Beck. West Superior Wisconsin. "3ldi2
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Why I Am a Pr0fcctiGnist.

Judge William Lawrence, Of Ohio,
tells lis in the American Economist,
uey lie is pro.ectionist, in the fol
lowing language:
| favor Protection because: 1t is es-
srn;ial TO national power, wealth and
Independence; 1t makes a demand for
* Hell Labor, including that for lntirm
ntn, for women and children, who
Wosil otherwise be idle, secures fair
wages and adds to general intelligence;
it rliieS q home market, always reli-
all and the best for farm products,
AMI for vegetables and fruits which
ctnaot be exported and for which
there would otneriSe be no lket; 1t
APPROVES the productive clprlty, es-
eciallv by stock raising and the value
III lands; it saves to the world the use
less expense and labor of Shipping
products FROM one country to another
and turns these into productive sourc-
- Of wealth; it secures national rev
cnnrS paid largely by foreigners, and
1au.tiplIes the sources Which share thc
lautlcnS OF LEGAL taNatiou; its ultimate
effect is to furnish more abundant and
cheaper products by home competition,
hy preventing foreign monopoly ard
e>tortion. and by the invention of
LABOR saving machinery; it adds to the
sources of individual wealth. education
and comfort and happiness. Every
Icriod of adequate Protection has been
prosperous; every period of Tariff for
revenue only" unalded by abnormal
conditions, has been attended With de
preston in business, ard consequent
lilenrSS and crime. verifying the truth
that he that provideth not for his
Own household is worse than" "a Pro
tectianist-he is Il Free Trader or
Free Traitor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-28
SUPERIOR MS. Si1TEDiT. NOV. Is. 1891.
Once a Supporter Of G,Dien-So:y OF
Mckinley.

GLAEw ATER, Tex, Sept. 10, 81.
Ep!ToR AMERICAN ECONOMIST:
am getting your paper regularly |
am glad when it comes 1t is an ell
cycl,pedia from w...cli | can learn the
social condition of the worlI. am
III freshman by birth, but not Of the
Mc.idoo or Davitt school. am an
american by choice, bat not of the
ssckleSs tribe of half breeds. / served
INK time to a trade | am now farm
ing. but if | had to fall back on my
trade, the robber baron here under
protection woGlI pay me more than
twice as much for doing the same
work here as his friend in ireland
would pay me, and l can buy -four
cheaper ..ere than there. can buy
beef here for 5 cents pound fer
v.,ch | would pay 90 cents there. For
|, ave to drink pound of tea l had TO
% T. cents 1t is free here. For
Lave to drink coffee, $3.50 per cwt.,
and for leave to chew tobacco, 5s. a
pound To earn the price Of pound
Of tobacco farm laborer would have
IL work five days When young l was
an ardent free trader and a supporter
OF Golden and Bright tell it with
shame The big cheap loaf was
tempting. | never thought till too
Late how the poor, rack rented, strug-
gig farmer was forced to pay for the
cheap loaf till | saw the murderous
crowbar brigade under the protection
IF troops burning them out of their
houses and turning their land into
game preserves.
saw these farmers afterward
Wheeling barrows on government
work for cents a day. l knew Il
good strong Ilowman who worked for
the rector Of Ballinahnch for Is cents
Il dav without board. l have known
horseshoers TO work in the county of
& a. m till 10 at night for Is, % cents
day Of our money Please tell this
to Mr McAdoo, as I see by one of my
rarerS that he is writing abOu. how
degrading protection is to American
citizenship. have worked at my
trade in Ireland from a. m. till at
night for 9s. a week without board
am Row getting old, but even now
work ne at the same trade in America
| could earn iGs. a week. thanks to our
Protective system. The only degrad-
ing thing would be having 10 carry 3
quart dinner pail in Place of a more
gtntcH one just holiln. one small
punt JOHN y B1RNE, 81
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uIHnearO,is Il In Ii.

The National Republican Commit
tee. which has been in session at
Washington this week, getting ready
for the campaign of 1892, among other
things. fixed upon the time and place
for holding the next national conven-
ventlon. The most prominent candi-
dates for the convention We're Mime
apolls, New York. CINCINNATI and
san Francisco. Seven ballots were
taken on which ballot Minneapolis got
- votes and the convention. Good for
Minneapolis and the northwest gener-
ally The convention Will be held
June eth, 1892
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1892.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.

The Magazine will celebrate the f,nrth centen-
airy Of The discovery of America by its di>cov
cry through articles giving more thorough ex-
cent urtpreceden ed development o; onr country.
and es;reciaiiy in the Great West Particular
attention viii also be given to DRAMATIC episodes
Of American history.
The Field the Next European War will be
described III series of papers on the Di"uhe
From the Black Forest t. the Black Sea- BY
PouItncy Bigelow and F. d. Ai!er. illustrated by
Mr.. Miii,t AMI Alfred Parsons Articles will also
be given "n the German, Austrian and Italian
armies illustrated by 2. de ThYlS.rup.
Mr. ". -. Iiowells will contribute new novel,
"A World Of Chance Enthusiastically Ameri-
can. l.. rectal prominence will be givea % short
oie>. winch viii he contributed by I. y. Aid
rich II. Davies, A. Conan Doyle MargaI IT
Deiand Miss W'r,isnn and other p puar VT tiers.
Among the literary features Will be personal
rem ntsJenccs OF NAihauiel Hawthorne. ny his
rlege c!,Ssfnate and life long friend, Horaiio
Bridge. and IL personal memoir of the Brownings,
by Anne Thackrry Ritchle.
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Notice Tor Publication.


AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN
IL Nov. -, 1891.
Notice il hereby given that the following ia m
ed settler has filed notice of his Intention To make
final proof i'll support of his claim. and that said
prott will be made bef..rc Clerk Circuit Court OF
Douglas County Wis. at superior Wis. Oh:
December 2Glh. 1891.
viz: James McCuruy. his Pre- eniption d. s. No.
2l43 for the 50 of SWi4 sec. Is. TIP. ~ n, Range
10 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous resi'ieEc" upon aud cultivation of
said land viz: Joseph BenuGon. Norbert Cou-
ture, joseph Roy, Antoine d. Juneau. all of Brule
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
ANY person VIII" desires to protest agains, the
allow ance OF such proof, or who knows of any
>ub>tantial ason under the law and the re.ti-
lations OF the Interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed, will be- given
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place t" cross examine the witnesses of said
claimant. aud To Offer evidence i'll Icbutial OF
that submitted by claimant. and james b.
Cade is specially cited to appear aud show
cause why his presumption entry No 1852 for the
~ SW14 Sec. IS, Up 40 n. Range 10 W, should
not be Cancelled.
n2id26 G. W. CAkRINGTON, Register.
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Notice or Hearing,

STATE nai:' OF W rs,:o COUNTY COURT.
In the matter of determining. the descent of Ger
tain lands in Douglas county, Wisconsin, 10 the
heirs ut law of John b. Iosseliu, deceased late
OF Superior, Wisconsin.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term of
this court, held the 10Th day of November
1891. the petition of james r. wcnger grantee OF
"A the heirs at law of said icceti.nt was filed in
this court, praying Il Judgment determining the
descent Of certain lands i'll Douglas county. Wis
consin. TO Clara ID. GosSeliu the widow, and
scphne Bruno. Eupheme Haefer, tlnra
tohln. Amelia JourdneilS, Georgiana Gosselin
daughters, and Abraham Gosselin. Henry GoSse
lin ana Cyril Gosselin. all heirs at law of John Is
GoSseln. deceased.
That pursuant To an orler made herein at a
special term of this court. held on the 10th day Of
November. 1891. the said petition will be heard mt
special term of this court t. be held on the 20, h
day OF December. 1891, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
on of that day, in the Office Of the county
Judge at the court house in the city OF superior,
Douglas COUNT. Wisconsin,.
That the lands in respect to which the descent
is sought To- be determined and by the Judgment
establish. d are situate in D,nglas county, Wis
coISiiI, ana are described MS follows:
Town lots 32i and SIS on West First street: % on
West >ecoid street in the townSte of Superior
and lots in block 50 lot in block ltry lot TO- i'll
block lG, In The the TOWNSHIP of superior City all
iii the city If superior.
Dated this 10Th day of November 1891.
BY the Court
D. ROBERTS.
NIL County Judge
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NOr:ya.c Sale.

Default having been made In the payment of u
mortgage dated March - lsg, made and dcliv
cred y John x. osmun n!ortgaror To Thorn ,'Son
kitChic moitgagec and rider in the office Oi
the Register o: DEEDS of Douglas County WIsron-
sin AIrIl 2iih 1890 at 3. Is o'clock T. NJ i'll Volume
Il. OF mortgages on page 80. & ven on the fol
lowing described premises situated in Douglas
County Wisconsin to VT Block Eighty-onc ISL
on east Bay street in the Trwnsitc of superior in
the City OF Superior according t. the recorded
plat thereof now file and of record i'll 'hc
flee of the Register # Deeds of Douglas County
Wisconsin Said MortgHgec claims that the sum
of Four-huudre1 aud fifty and 66 10 Dollars is
due siid mortgage and note described therein
at the date of this notice. Tint no action AT law
otherwise has been commenced or had for The
recovery of said debt or part thereof. Nov
therefore notice is hereby given that ly virtue of
the power of sale contained in sail IN rtgage and
i'll pursuance Of the statute in such cases made
and provided. said mortgage will he torcclosed.
and The premises above described will be sold
at public n'Icti,n To the highest bidder for cash
TO pay said debt interest and Fifty Dollars altor
neys fee as stipulated III said mortgage and the
Disbursements allowed by law: which sale will
he made 10y the sheriff nf Douglas County Wis
c'ns'm at the west do of the t'u,Ir house in the
city of Superior in said Comfy and State on the
lith day of Decembcr 1891 ut , block +. NJ of
that day.
Dated October n2d 1891.
THOMPSON RICHIE Mortgaecc.
HUGHES 4 JAMISOS, Attorneys for Mor.gagec,
Richie block West superior Wisconsin. o3ldl2
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A WATER CLOCK.
4 Beautiful Piece OK Wo-'> TIA: Rsqu!rel
No Vili:n..

a Beautiful Piece OK Wo-'> tina: KsQu!reI
No U,ai:a:.
One .. the attractions 0. tie bcau.;-
full Monte linc.o garden. a. Rome is
a really unique CLOCK watch i, usually
an oo.,cct OF interest to groups of pass
crs BY. A description OF this curious
ana art s.ic pee OF macAini~m is
given by the Uo-o {, rical Review:
The Gaze is composed of three
branches in rustic work. 1t stands
upon 5 .uarc stone block. surrounded
on its foar sides by beautiful leaf
plants. ivy and grasses. Tho stone
FOOT stands within a water basin. The
upper part of the ca contains a dial
covered with glass on each of its four
sides. Upon the cupola stands staff
which carries the two bells soc the full
hour and the quarters. At its upper
enl is a small vane in tho shape of a
battle axe.
The frame for the wheel and levers
OF the striking wo:h. In which a small
centrifugal pendulum takes the place
of the fly. is close underneath the al.
At the back of the clock frame oscil-
lates the second pendulum. and before
this is located a mass of rustic work.
similar to d large coral growth. from
which issue two small jets OF water at
regular intervals. Two of the upper
most coral branches are wa:er conduit
pipes. from which flows alternately. at
each swing of the pendulum. small
quantity OF water into two leafike
spoons underneath. imparting to them
an up and down motion.
The peculiar motive power furnished
by the water keeps the clock in mo-
ton by a very remarkable escapement
SO that it never requires winding. The
construct on of the clock is due to a
monk. as is the ca c with so many old
pieces o. art work.
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Notice of Hearing.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DOUGLAS COUNTY. wv H.
In the matter of determining tho descent of GER
1Hln lands i'll D'ri.lar county, W scoG>ln. L. the
heirs ut law 1T john Donahue, deceased, late Of
Leairlilc, Colorado
Notice is hereby given that nj n general term of
this court, held the 2Ith day of November.
1881, the petition OF Mary Don4huc. widow
OF said deccdcnt, was iled in this court
praying II Judgment determining the descent of
certain lands in DnnglaS county, Wisconsin, 10
Mary Donahuc widow, and John T. Dnnahue.
son OF SAID decedcnt, all heirs ut law of John
bona hue deceased
That pursuant TO an order made herein at n
special term of this court, held on The 2iih day
OF November, 1891 The SAID petition will he hca q
At a special term Of this court TO be helu on the
10Th day of January, 1872 az 10 o'clock i'll the
forenoon of that day in the Office of the county
judge ut the court house i'll the city Superior,
Douglas county. Wisconsin.
Thnt the lands in respect to which the descent
is sought To to determined and by the Judgment
established, are situate III Douglas county Wis
cons Il, ana are described MS follows
The west half and the south west quarter of
the north east quarter of Section 6. Township IS.
Range y West.
Date. this 2i'h day of November 1891.
BY The Court:
D. f ROBERTS,
n2Sdl9 County Judge