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The Washington bee., 1891-09-12

1t is understood in Episcopal
Church circles that the work of St.
Lukes' Church is undergoing an in
vestigatIOn by the Bishop of the
Diocese. 1t is claimed that such
work has been both inefficient and
uDproductlve for long time. The
present rector in charge Dr.
CrummelD is in Europe. A change
in the rectOrship is being urged
upon the Bishop by both white and
cOlOred churchmen, provided such
change can be legally and can
Onically brought about, which
seems 10 be somewhat matter Of
doubt. Several months ago, it was
suggested in writing by the Bishop
to DR.. Crummell tender his resgi.
nation, and that in case he did so a
suitable stipend would be guaran
teed him for life. The doctor has
thus far however found it not agree
able to accept the Bishops sugges-
ton.
The Washington bee., 1891-09-12
PERSON AIS.

Mr.. VIM. Savoy and wife are
located at No. 1929 19 h ST., n. w.
Mr.. Jno. IL. Downing Of New
York, nephew IF Prof. Hugh Nj.
Brown has been visiting this city
the past week.
Services at st. Mars's 2. E.
Church, 23rd ST.. bet q 4 Ii Sts, ,
n. w were resumed las Sunday.
Mr.. Harry A. Furness when
last heard from Was recuperatlr g
at Newport.
Mr.. Jas. 9. Erwin of Savannah,
Ga has been appointed under CIV
II service rules t. clerkship in
the Pension Office His purpose
is to enter the Medical depart
ment of Howard University
Mr.. Fred. Dickerso has been
called to New Bedford, Mass.
uI'on urgent business.
Mrs. Laura Taylor of Savannah,
Ga. (sister of lion Jno. Ii. De-
veaux collector of the Port of
Savannah) bias located permanent
iy in this city. She is stopping at
No. 1910 10Th St., n. W. The
lady has il rich soprano voice, and
has connected herself with the
choir OF st. Mary's Church.
The Washington bee., 1891-09-12
THE SOUTHERN INTER
STATE EXPOSITION.

The Southern Interstate Expos.
ition at Raleigh, n. c., opens
October l, and closes November
30. In the Department of which
Rev. j. {. Price is Commissioner
iu chief, devoted exclusively to
cOlored exhibitsthere will be
First industrial features in
which will be products illust-
rating the agriculture status
of the Negro, and evidences of
mechanical and Industrial skill
representing invention, workman
ship and manufactures, including
fancy and art needlework and de-
corations.
Second, that Which shows the
educational develodment. In this,
photographs of buildings and
grounds, catalogues and reports,
examination papers, Industrial ex-
hlbits drawing or paintings model.
ings &C.. will be appropriate to
this section of the exhibit. Books
magazines and news papers The
literary products of the race will
be included under this head.
Third, a volume is to be pub.
hshod showing the material de-
velopment of the Negro in the
South. In this are to be included
statistical tables showing the
The Washington bee., 1891-09-12

A notable breakfast was given
On the morning OF the 6 h ms, by
Mr.. William E. Matthews, in
honor of The Hon. Frederick
Douglass and his three friends re-
Gently returned from Europe Mes
srs james T. Bradford, Wyatt
Archer aud j Ii. DeIamarter.
In addition to these were Ex Gov.
Pinchback, Congressman Miller,
MIR. Robert Terrell, aud Mr.. How
ard II. Williams. The company
was the more enj pyabIe from the
fact that all but two of the gentle
men had made the Euro
pean trip and could exchange
views as to its historical and art
treasures. Tie appointment of
John s. Durham to the Post OF
Hay:i "as discussed and approved
and a message Of congratulatiOn
signed by all present sent him.
The toasts and speeches of well
me were unusually ell rquent aud
it is needless to say tnat none
were more eloquent and impress
i've than the speech of Mr.. Doug
lass, it reveiled him at his best
and were full of inspiration and
encouragement and was fully en-
joyed.
The Washington bee., 1891-09-12
THE RIGHTOF COLORED LAW.
YERS.
A DISTINGUISHED MEMBER OF THE
BAR INSULTED. The JUDGES
JUST REBUkE.

Ever since Mr.. DumOnt, the re-
publican prosecuting attorney has
been at the Police Court, there has
been a disposition on his part to in
suit colOred lawyers. This 10 not
the first time that lawyer Il. M.
Hewlett has been insulted by this
white republican prosecuting attOr-
ney, who received a just rebuke
from the bench. The circumstances
are as tOllows:- In the Police
Court Tuesday morning Jennie Cole
was arraigned on a charge of disOr-
derly conduct and profanity.
She was arrested by officer Harti-
gan, of the Sixth precint, and the
woman claimed that the officer had
choked her, and that she had III no
way been disorderly or used prOfane
language. AS usual, there were
plenty of witnesses TO testify to the
story related bJ the defendant.
The officer showed that he had
used no violence and established to
the entire satisfaction of the judge
that jennie had been prOfane.
In summing up the evidence Mr..
DumOnt referred to the woman an a
.'creature," which riled Mr.. Hew-
lett, and he interrupted the prose-
cutting attorney by appealing to
Judge Kimball to force him to use
respectful language.
81 say "creature" for both you
and Your clIent,' said Mr.. DumOnt,
and [ do not wish to be interrupted
again. Please understand that -
Mr. Hewlett Strengthened himself
over the rBiling and interrupted
Mr.. DumOnt again, when that gen.
tleman addressed himself TO the
court and said:
"Your honor, do no wish to be
interrupted by that creature, and
| will not be. If he does so again
l shall strike him."
Judge Klmball asked for order
and three or four bailiffs rushed
around the railing as if expecting a
fight. Mr.. Hewlett attempted to
explain, but WAS told by the Judge
that he was right. Mr.. Dumont con-
tinued his argument and when he
concluded Mr.. Hewlett straight.
ened up and said:
''If the prosecuting attorney was
either a gentleman or lawyer, l
would have something to say IN
reply" and then he sat down, while
Mr.. Dumont gritted his teeth and
took seat on the edge of the table.
His friends expec ed him to leap
over the railing and chastise Mr..
Hewlett, but he curbed his temper
and said or did nothing.
Judge Kimball summed up the
evidence, and said he was satisfied
the officer had acted discreetly, and
that the woman cad used prOfane
language. For this offense fine
of S5 was imposed, and the same
fine Was made for disorderly con
duct, but sentence was suspended.
As Mr.. Hewlett passed Oy Mr..
Dumont he said something, and
that gentleman jumped to his feet
and said:
"YOur honor this man has threat
ened me-"
This must cease" said Judge
Klmball. The court wants no
more OF it. think Mr.. DumOnt =,
you are 10 the wrong"
"As man, as prosecuting at
torney, L demand my rights" said
Mr.. DumOnt. ''ThIs creature
threatened me, and I appealed to
the court, and this is the answer |
| get.'
The Washington bee., 1891-09-12

Uncle Bob. Brown has just put
IN his place of business handsome
side-board at cost of two hundred
dollars. Uncle Bob has a first
class saloon and one where ladies
and gentlemen can 60 and enjoy
some of the finest fried oysters that
are cooked.
The Washington bee., 1891-09-12

Two widows Of Revolutionary 'Oi-i,
are living in Pennsylvanis and IT, al
pensions for services rendered IN INC 4,
by their husbands. One, who v nm
third wife Of 8 soldier OF 20
mers and bore him three chlla'3
nOw 81 years old,
The Washington bee., 1891-09-12
HE is NO GROWLER.
Nor LIKE THE PoLITIcAL aero
BAT FORTUNE AND OTHERS
COLLECTOR DANcY SPEAKS
OUT.
Editor of the BEE:

Wash. ID. g.. Sept. 9Th, 1861.
To the Editor of The BEE.
DEAR SIR
l am quite sure you do not
mean to do me an intentional in.
justice. and hence would not mis-
represent me when correctly in
formed touching my political sta
tus.
l am led to make this statement
by paragraph in the last issue of
The Bee' which gives me unde-
The Washington bee., 1891-09-12
sion n S

The Disability Bill Is q Law.
SOLDIERS DISABLED SINCE THE WAR
ARE ENTITLED.
Dependent widows and parents now depen.
dent whose sons died from effects of army ser
vices are included. If you wish your claims
speedily and successfully prosecuted, address
JAMES TANNER
Late Commissioner of Pensions
Wa shingtOn, d. e.
The Washington bee., 1891-09-12
SEWING MACHINES,

Machines sold an exchanged.
Mr.. Stevenson has been in business
for 29 years with Wheeler, Wilson,
and Co., which is an evidence that
he can do good work.
All orders left at 1713 11th ST. n. W.
will receive prompt attention.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19
Mud! Mudl!

st. Lawrence will celebrate the
4th this year.
Monday 1t rained. Tuesday 1t
RA1NED. Wednesday 1t RAINED.
Miss Leora Smith spent the latter
part of last week with her friend, Miss
Maud Campbell.
Bay Jerauld County soil II you
want q good investment, one that will
pay soon and we'll.
"A passenger train was wrecked,
near Berne. Switzerland, last Sunday,
and about 100 persons were killed.
1t ratned so much this week that
the only report our correspondents
brought in was: ut is raining to-day"
James CARVE, of Highmore, has
been granted pension of 20 dollars
per month, receiving back pension
since July 1889.
The Witness, of Frankfort, KY,
has been changed from monthly 70
q weekly publication. Copies may be
seen at this Office.
Miss X. NJ. Burg, who has been A.
sistant teacher, at the Seminary, for
three years past. has decided not to
return next year. She will be greatly
missed, by the faculty and students.
Recent researches prove that the
Mediterranean sea Is over two and one
fourth miles deep in some places, and
the water 80 clear that white metal
plate could DO seen at the depth Of IN
feet.
Hyde county boasts of having
about 5000 sheep within her borders.
That means. at the ordinary clip, about
$1,000 pounds Of wool and that at about
20 cts per pound makes 100000 to-
ward Hyde county's wealth.
AT the school election, Tuesday the
following officers were slected. Dlrec-
tor Owen Williams, Treasurer Geo,
Bateman. Clerk A. ". Matthias. There
was not vote against the uniform.
lty textbook law.
"A poor old man, totally blind. "a.
last week proved guilty Of selling liqu-
or Without = license at Media. Penn.
sylvanla, fned $500. and sent to prison
for three months. All verify III the
blind (man) lead the blind fpi~l thav
both fall into the pit"
Il. s. Binford, started last Monday
for White Rocks. p. o., Utah. where
he has IN appointment as Superinten.
dent OF the Industrial department Of
the Utntah Indian schools, Of which
=. +. Harmston is Superintendent.
We hope success may attend his wav
and prosperity ever surround him.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19

The Salvation Army has visited
lVermillion.
Armour S. D. contemplate putting
in water works.
The war department has issued AZ
order for the Dag to bear forty foul
stars.
Chief Black Hawks tomahawk 1,
in the possession of scientific societ,
Of Lewistown, Ill.
DIR. L. Pyle. of st. Lawrence. WA
assaulted by some rufian, one day las
week, and quite badly injured.
Prof. o. H. Haasarud, of Casselton
N. D. has been engaged as principa
of the Woonsocket public school
z. Moulton of Crow Lake was II
the city last Sabbath in attendance up
on tho funeral Of Paulina Brodkorb.
Mr.. John Randolph, A. D. Cady'.
son-in-law, formerly of Armour, S. d
has gone to Duluth. Wis. intending &c
engage in the lumber business.
The ball game between the Mitch.
oil and Alexandria team was won by
the latter by score Of 3 to 2. Almost
as we'll as our Invincibles can do.
Edward Bafry's sheep averaged a
clip of twelve pounds per head. Rath;
er good for q "drouth stricken coun.
try"!but then drought has no effect
on Dakota stock.
Rev. J. E. Norval started, last
Monday, for Lenox, where he will Wis
it for q short time. On his return he
will stop ut Mitchell to attend the
State Itlnerant's club.
General J. NJ. Scofeld Commander
in-chief of the United States army
and Miss Georgia Kllbourne, Of Keo-
kuk, Iowa, were married yesterday 1t
at the home of the bride.
n. A. Mcbride, formerly of the
Pierre Free Press, in. new editing q
paper at Birdsview, Washington. He
still loves Dakota and does not attempt
to decry our state. for selfish purposes,
as so many western editors have done.
Rev. ]. B. Freeland went to Woon-
socket last Monday to meet Revs. C.
H. Sage. Of Olivet. G. G. Coffee, OF
Sioux Falls, G. W. Hayes, of Parker.
all Of whom came 20 attend 70 o6ic.
tal duties connected with the Semi
nary.
DIR. Tatman Of Mitchell was horse
whipped. last Friday, by . brother of
Mrs. Dr.. Bigler. Of the same town, for
having uttered slanderous sentences
against DR.. Bigler's character. Tat
man seems to have gone beyond the
bounds of good choice in his words
agains his antagonist, hence the trou.
BILE.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19
No1ICl.

N0YI0B.
All persons kno wing Alfred Thomp-
son to be legally in debt to them are
requested to present their bills to the
undersigned, who thinks Mr.. Thomp.
sons statement, that he will pay all
such bills as soon rs he can ret funds
to do so. sufficient guaranty that all
just claims will DO met
If those parties who know them.
solves to be Indebted to him would
pay what they owe it would
expediate matters. .Pay what thou
owest', is IS applicable to parties
owing Mr.. Thompson as to him.
j. X. FREELAND.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19

BEATTY's TOUR OF THE WORLD,
Ex-Mayor Daniel f. Beatty, Beatty's
Celebrated Organs and Pianos. Wash.
ington, New Jersey. has returned
home from an extended tour of the
world. Read his advertisement in
this paper and send for catalogue.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19

Last Saturday the White Horse and
His Rider visited this community
again, this time to claim as His victim
Miss Paulina, youngest daughter Of
Wilhelm and Augusta BrodkorD. The
deceased was born in Media township,
Jerauld county. April 9Th. 1885 and
was, at the time of her death, 8 years,
2 months, and 2 days old. The tuner
al services were held at the NJ. E.
church. Sabbath afternoon, att O'Clock.
Rev. Norval conducted tho services.
The remains were inferred at the Wss-
sington Springs Cemetery. The b.
reaved family has the sympathy Of the
entire community.
In Memory of Paulina.
Each year Deaths angel comes around,
And gathers for His heavenly crown,
Bright Jewels from the homes below,
For Heavenly homes; no death they know.
For sowing and reaping time has passed,
And the glad reward received 81 last.
Our Little 'Pauliaa" is new q rests
Resting sweetly on jesus breast,
Resting safely In jesus arms;
Free from all aches, pains and harms.
Now In the regions OF bliss above,
Where the pure ones 90; where Ill 10 lovo.
Her shining face 10 out OF sight
In the land OF day. whore sever comesnisht
Where midnight shsdows never fall,
"Paulino" 0bevs her Baviour's call.
Thou must not taste Of sorrow aud sin,
Come to Thy homo. Come enter In
00od, Thew Judge who doeth well.
Thy alwtse Judgement none can tell.
Thy chastisemept. oft seems severe; 4
! Thy Affections. often mako % 1ear
That Thou dese sesusge u With Thy rod
Toe hsrshly. for Q loving God.
OQed Thou eoAquerer Of Death
WesWet - Thee tor every breath.
We are Thy creatures. aud sosn shsll. 10
Do changed to Immortality.
While here On eaRth, hap 10 - enc
To ssy, o Gsd. THY will 10 deas."
IA. Il.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19
BEATTY'S ORGANS. Are the best.
Write for catalogue. Address. Dan.
lei F. Beatty, Washington New
Jersey.
NOTICE or TIN1I POOP.

NoI Il M;f FSk ! Rgsl4LIcATIoE-Iand once
Notice is hereby given that the foiiawino.
"a settler has ied notice Of his intention
that .ea anG ptooi N support Of his claim and
Sn9e GlrGuit Court in and for Jerauld County
n m.I O4kota, at Washington Springs. SonEh
DAKOTA, ON June q, 1891, ": s'' 'ou'n
FRANCIS n. CUMMINGS.
t l% y North West 4 &c., %. Twp, 1o7. Re. ss
I, He names the following witnesses n n,oxs
MS continuous residence upon, and cuitiysstion o
q. SAID lad, VIZ: Myron t. llvefson. .1smes
g,esv ny Minnie Deyine and Russell W. rrobert
Ill o1 "eSSln9t0n Springs, South Dakota
Il. N. KRATz. Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19
LOGAN NOTES.

Farmers are rejoicing over tho re-
cent rain. :s3s-:.a ~
ia. Reigel was at the county seat
on business the 10th.
{ SIX. Atkins has returned from his
trip to the reservation. He gives
glowing accounts Of the crops in that
vicinity.
There viii be religious services
held at the Frick school house June
2lst. at II O'clock conducted BY an
evangelist from the east.
At the school election held June is
the uniform class of text books was
unanimously adopted. and the follow.
ing officers elected, H. A. Frick Clerk,
A. e. Hanebuth Treasurer, and D. B,
Paddock Chairman.
EARLY ROSE.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19
CARD OF THAMES.

We sincerely tender our thanks to
friends and neighbors for their assis.
tsnce and sympathy during the illness
and burial Of our daughter and sister.
W. BRoDKoRs, AND FAMILY.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19

Rev. Sam Small has withdrawn
from the Methodist church.
Lawns at 2 cts. per yard. and egg.
10 cts. per dozen at Albert & Vessey's
The annual meeting of the state
Baptist association occurs at Pierre
ON the s3rd.
Editor Nisbet, of the Dell Rapids
Times has been appointed post master
at Dell Rapids s. d.
Sheep shearing time is at hand
and farmers are beginning to realize
the profits of their flocks.
White Lake, township, Aurors
county, s. D. has called for bids fol
sinking four artesian wells.
Il Are you Married? If not, sent
your address to The American Core
spending Club, r. o. Rox 6A3, Clarks
burg, W. Va. 1874.
&C. w. Mcdonald and Frank Whit.
ney returned from the masonic grand
lodge, which has just been in session
in Waterfowl.
An underground river has been
discovered near Sedalia, Mo. The
water In the stream is 26 feet deep,
and % feet from the surface of the
earth.
The W. c. T. u. of Highmore, In
tend to have a picnic, on July 4th, and
ask that no Indians be invited to
spend that day in their town. They
object to the Indian dance.
Mrs. DR.. N. c. Hall has been in
vtted to lecture before the Chautau-
qua assembly, of Nebraska. which
will meet at Fremont. June Goth. to
continue until July 9th. 1891.
The Seminary board of directors
have secured promise OF the services
of Rev. j. X. Freeland and wife as
principal and preceptress Of the Semi
nary, for thecomtng school year. The
news OF their victory is hailed
with delight by everyone interested in
the institution.
Did you try some of that maple
sugar at Mathias'2 It is good; every
body says, and as to It's purity W think
there is no doubt, and neither will you
when you learn that It was shipped
here by Augustus LsPoint. 20 we'll
known IN these parts.
The new school board e Pleasant
is composed Of F. 8 Cogeshall, A. E.
Scwerwine, and J. +. Lynn. They
are men of true worth and
Republicans. Considerable glimmer-
ing was done by some Of our political
lights, but all without avail. The G.
0. T. gets there just the same.
On Wednesday evening, July 9Th.
the Pioneer w. G. T. U. will hold their
annual meeting, at the NJ, E. Church
Election of officers to be preceded by
brief sketches of some of the promi-
nent w. Z. T. u, leaders also discus
sions on the duties and responsibilities
Of local unions. Full program next
week.
The following new subscribers
know good thing when they see It,
accordingly propose to have the
HERALD to keep them posted on
Washington Springs affairs; Rev. A
Parks, Fertile, MINI, Hattie Tenney,
Plymouth, Iowa, George Grace,
Duncan, S. d., and Harvey Mcdonald,
Highmore, s. D.
Think of the dinginess Of London
city life. According to a report OF the
Royal Botanic Society the sunshine
did not fall on the gardens In Regents
Park only 1902 hours out Of possible
4.455 hours, Only about che fourth Of
the time, the balance of the time a
cloud of smoke interviewed between
the sun and the earth.
: :
Last Saturday the White Horse and
His Rider visited thia community
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19

y. K. COLE,
Matchmaker and Jovsoior.
Special attention given to fine re.
pairing. engraving &c. Third door
south of Sanborn County Bank,
Woonsocket. South OAK.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19

Six persons committed suicide in
New York, city last week.
"A new back-stop has been placed
| on the base bail ground.
The rain came and the chronic
srumbler has sought an abode In
his hiding place.
Il. H. McCarger, formerly editor
| of the Alpena Journal has entered
the holy ministry.
Notice Albert & Vesse Us new nd,
and call and examine their now stock
of clothing. 1t will pay you.
"A wonderful revival has been in
progress at Pierre, for some time and
great good has been accomplished.
$4,000 has been found, near Ker.
shaw, N. G. 1t is supposed the money
was buried their in "a BY q soldisr by
the name of Rhodes.
The Peoples Party, will meet In
convention, at st. Louis, July 18th. to
arrange . campaign program. The
fight will after then be on.
Have yos seen Albert & Vessey's
new invoice of clothingp If you need
"a suit or coat and vest, or pair of
pants for the 4th. Of July come in be-
fore the rush and have the choice from
q large assortment.
Crop reports from some eastern
states are not very flattering. Hope
they might have rain a. well as We.
Dakota people are not selfish. Enough
is enough for us, and We hope fortune
may smile on everybody.
Tho New York Herald has pur.
chased new printing press, which
prints $4,000 four page papers per hour,
and these papers laid in q line would
cover q length of 25N miles. The
press weighs 10000 pounds.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19
Washington Springs Postoffice.

woonsockct stage arrives daily. at n
.. M. and leaves at sop. m.
Gam Valley stage strives daily' At 40 .. m.
and leaves ut 90 p. m.
Crow Lake stage arrives Tuesdays THURSDAY,
and Saturdays at 1880 .. NJ. and leaves 1t I "a
p. m.
Mt. Vernon stage leaves Tuesdays, and Fri.
days at 800 g. m. and arrives Wednesdays and
Saturdays ut 100 p. m.
Miller stage arrives Mondays and Frid.y, A.
8 90 p. m. and leaves Tuesdays and Sasurdsys
ct 90 q. m.
Except sunday.
SARAH BARRETT. Postmist,...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04
WASH DRESS GOODS.

THE TERMS APPLICABLE TO OUR WASH DRESS GOODS
arc handsome. pretty, sweet These three styles Of
beauty all embraced in tho choicest limo offered In
house. Tho OF all importers and manufacture
crs collected In this grand display.
Wo lead with tho great European Novelty molre In
printed goods, mado from Egyptian Cotton and
combed Yarns, comb nod with tho effect producing
richness only to DO found In tho highest sls Evory
house adverses Scotch oinghams and Zephyrs show
ugly than pretty patterns but with different We
havo Immense every pattern Is beauty
the eoors and reh producing effects
nossed In this class Of goods. and perfectly fast
We arc also showing stylish patterns American cling
Tho old Standby Printed Sateens largely represented
In all qualities. and tho Cloth by Simpson
Sons deserve special mention for It's richness design
Tho patterns In Prints this very pretty wo
must speak OF them.