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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20
The Occasion md the Man.

The sublime strains Of the wedding
March," played On the magnificent or.,an
by the eminent musician as it never lad
been played before within those walls.
peaied through the church
Slowly down the aisles came the wedding
party. Slowly ard IN perfect form tho
principals and their friends and attendants
| ranged themselves in front OF the altar aasi
stood waiting.
The music ceasod, and solemn hush fell
upon the assembly.
Arrayed in bridal robes whose costly Gle
gance and fauItless taste might titly en-
viron but could not add to the charms OF
her lovely face and form stood the trusting
girl who was about to give her happiness
into the hands of another
Proud and happy, with conscious strength
and manly tenderness visible III every fea-
ture OF his handsome face and i'll every limo
OF his symmetrical, we'll Knit frame stood
the exultant young man who had chosen
her from all the world as his hearts mate.
The Clergyman broke the silence. lii deep
tones he began the impressive time conae-
Grated exordium that prepare, the lgsy for
the legal solemnization OF the sacrament
OF marriage, and proceeded until LIE caiilc
to these ever memorable words:
If any man can show just cause why
they may not lawfully be joined together
let him now speak, or else hereafter for.
ever hold his peace"
He paused, in accordance with his habit
and the requirements Of the ceremony,
and again deep hush fell upon the con-
Rregation.
The stiffness was broken by tall, slen.
der man with eyeglasses and . hollow
cough, who rose up III back sent.
"While the audience is waiting" he said,
II should like to offer resolution to tho
effect that it is the sense Of this meeting
that the Worlds Columbian exposition
should not b opened Sunday. ."-Chicagp
1zansana.
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EsgG STONE CITY.
MAY 10Th. is

The heavy ram Tuesday and Wednes-
day WASHED. out both calverts crossing
the rayiae in town quite badly.
Mr.. II. Shar OF Belllnghain Sundayed
with his family
Last Friday the young son Of johnson,
neighbor 10 Geo. Stevenson, came % ne
latfers house wishing IT, sec tie new flne,
While looking at IL he aceldentlly shot
ihe seven wear old daughter 81 Geo.
Stevenson tie ball casing through her
wrist entering her side ana passing aiohg
lust under the outside skin ana iodseu
in the other side, Dr.. Daniels was sum
moned. and she will likely recover.
BRO. Zimmerman returned from con-
terence last Monday night accompanied
hy Rev. Vondry and family Who are ~
guests at present.
Inst Tuesday evening H. j. Canlus
and Miss. Emma Fisher We're unl'eu ~
the bonds of matrimony by hev. !. Allla-
norman. The guests we're not as il,''ne'' :
on, as they would have been hau tns
weather been more favorable. 2ooa
time was nevertheless enjoyed ana many
Good wishes accompany the young coup'e
on life's journey.
Mrs. C. Kingsley who has been SICK
for some time died suddenly Win iu a.
lack Of heart trouble last Friday morn. .,la
inc. The bereaved husband TOOK .ne
remains to Hudson, Wis.,, and returned
last Tuesday.
Willie Farmhouse is in town taxing
IN the wedding at Mr.. Camus and having
q good time in general.
Buffalo fish are running now.
Tha Kaarcher dam and the upper dam
!, ,he R;r Stone mill were both washed
out this afternoon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20
Read W. M. Thomas new "ad.,
will pay eleven cents for eggs
7 T Nrcp,,

ID. w ESBY.
), Attention is called to change in J.H
Brannons new lad"
Assessor Douglass says the weather is
decidedly against his work of assessing,
For SALE-At the Spring Brook Stock
rarm-One good OK, age years. WEIGHT
l'oo, perfectly sound. A. w. ScHoNE,
The Ladies Aid Society Will meet with
Mrs. .. w. Antelman, Thursday. MAY
2G, at 2:30 p. IN.
The boss has been absent most of this
week, and the boys not being bothered
with his interference, are enabled to get
out much better paper than usual.
The Ladies' Benevolent society Will
give an ice cream social at the Congrega-
tional church, on Friday evening. June
5, for the benefit OF the band. All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. IRA P. BRADFORD.
Mr.. Henry Schafer, while trimming
some trees, the knife slipped and strucl.
the left arm between the elbow and
wrist cutting through the tieshy part 10
the bone. DR.. Rose dressed the wound
it is hoped no very serious results will
follow.
w. +, Robeson, general agent of the
Farmers Mutual Protective Association
OF Planllnton, S. d., was in the city this
week III the interest OF that company
This Is one Of the oldest and soundest
hail insurance companies IN the state.
being organized in 1850 and paying 100
cents on the dollar for all losses sustained.
A very sad misfortune occurred at the
home Of Mr.. George Stevenson in Bic
Stone township last Friday. y little SON
81 Mr.. Stevenson had recently been pre-
sentea with q small rifle, to be used prin
ctpally for shooting gophers, and when
showing d neighbor lad the piece, at-
tempted to extract the shells from the
gun. He succeeded ia getting out two
of the shells, but the third was exploded
the ball striking hls little sister Katie
who was standing near by, piercing her
hand and abdomen. DR. Daniels was
sent for, and the wounds of the child
cared for but She lies in d critical condi-
tlon with chance Of recovery The little
girl vas four years OF age.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20
POiled Angus Bulls.

| have lot OF very fine Polled Angus
Bulls, which will be sold very cheap and
on easy terms to purchasers. Parties
desirous ct securing any OF these purely
bred animals are Invited TO inspect them
al my stables. VIM. SHAW
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20

Buggies. buggies, buggies and road
carts IN all styles and cheaper than the
cheapest ut Wood Bros.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20

The Independent county committee
nas called county convention to meet
az me court house, Saturday. June 4th,
20 elect delegates to the state conven-
u, ton to be held at Redfield, June 2lst.
Inc representation to the county conven-
tion will be as follows:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20
German Baptist Conference.

For the Conference OF German Baptist
Brethren, 10 be held at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, June ) to 8 excursion tickets will
be sold from May 80 to June inclusive,
good for going passage on date OF sale
only. at one fare for round trip, return
coupons good until June 90.
]. w. PAINE,
Agt. 9 NJ. 8 St. P. hy., Milbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20
EIaiE Fare.

For the Republican National Conven-
tion to be held at Minneapolis June :,
excursion ticsets will be sold June 3, 6,
Z, s, and 8, at fare one Way for the round
trip; good to return until June lis.
j W. PAYNE, Agt.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20

The Dakota Hail Association, the only
mutual company doing business on The
cash plan. Agents will call on you soon. .
reserve your insurance for them.
a. MCFARLAND,
Co. Agt. for Grant and Roberts Counties
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20
Pasture for Colts.

For a good pasture for colts, with
stream OF water in pasture, enquire OF w
{. Roberts or +. Moynette, at Twin
Brooks. Parties with young mares can
have service Of stallion at this pasture
r. MOYNETTE
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20
nen,ocrnlic state Convention.

For the Democratic State Convention
- he held at Yankton, May %, excursion
tickets will be sold st one fare TOT ronnd
,r;n . from Nav % to 25 inclusive, return
coupons J.W. PAINE,
Act. G. NJ. s St. p. Ry,, Nilbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20
Barb Wire.

Never, since barb wire came into use
has it been sold as cheap as thus season
Call at Wood Bros. and get their prices
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20

St Paul property in good resi-
cation on line Of street railway and
mhrance, for farm property, which
@ .am REMEMBRANCE. Address
W. W. 7. Rich,
los Z. Fifth ST., st. Paul, Mimi,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20

Full blood White Crested Black
Polish eggs tor sale-2l per setting.
Hi LAYMAN, Nilbank, s. ..
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20

Nice clean seed flax for sale. Enquire
at Bank of Milbank or Sargent & Digg's
farm adjoining Milbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20
b HAPPENINGS.

10. | Northern zoe.
hemlock. A fine assortment
others.
rhes OF rain fell here in "a
U's that for Dakota.
derry lett this week for a
bid home at Cres co, Iowa.
te large fish are being caught
am, and large quantities Of
les Berry of Minneapolis is
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
he Kuchle has opened up a
3 opposite Emanuels Furni-
Scco Cure can be had right
lbank. Mrs. Hurlbnt has it
ao may want it.
Malish, who has been sick
weeks is now able 10 attend
III the bakery.
ennedict went Thursday to
stenographer for the States
uring the term OF court being
Yenny has been improving
Grant Center by All extensive
Il trees and shrubbery this
Cochran, Of Vernon town
ding a large barn ard also an
} his house. The Williams
been doing the mason work.
Russell who has been located
height miles south Of Summit
month, was shaking hands
u Milbank friends this week.
y rain OF Tuesday raised the
be reservoir 50 much that ii
bt Il channel around the dam
timely stopped, and thereby
lerlous damage.
|eo is higher than it Las been
People who wish 10 cross can
burth Avenue Ferry, OF Foot
i omnibus line by way OF
le.
timber OF our sportsmen are
|at times catching the tinny
j the lake, the high water
pem over the dam onto the
eth.
(ness Harris who has been
ehool at Webster, 5. d., spent
visiting with her sister, Mrs.
p, Of this city. She left Tues
bg for Minneapolis.
and wife left Monday night
J, 5. d., where they will at
leetlng Of the Grand Lodge Of
lt Order 81 Odd Fellows. Mr..
ut as Z delegate to represent
L lodge.
frls, Of Mazomania. Wis, who
lsiting her daughter Mrs. G..
af the past two months, start
nome Saturday morning ac-
by Mrs. Merry, who goes to
ls 70 spend a week with friends.
Fsoound passenger train On
morning was DELAYED several
Ecount Of the heavy rams wash
llverts and bridges. A crew
Y. from Milbank to put them
|nd the train arrived at It's des-
eWof our base ball enthusi-
losslng the bridge, preparatory
.ne lalr grounds, the bridge
alng down stream lodging ID
lence. Two Of the boys were
ana crossed over all right, but
svo poor ship-wrecked mari
oaliors," who were hooflng it,
the middle Of the stream
!, lomache Indians for help.
~ OF halters and harness the
lDally pulled ashore.
Peeting Of the Milbank Fire
!, y held on Monday evening,
me following members of the
|a.er nmoer We're elected: James
pofeman; E. II. Rennedict, 1st
lore md Asst; n. J. Bleser,
:, ,nnnapp, Treas; Trustees, j.
\, ~ : = :. Dore, A. DeSilya.
N, y. = y, y. Farley, Chief; r. A.
nssN r,ss1' Chief; N. J. Bleser, Sec.
Il ! =, ooy who, when asked his
h an 'nat; Judged hy the fun he
psos;s was ioO years old, pretty ac-
tined y y the feeling Of the large
(nr.a.e !, .ae Academy last night.
em u"eov made q decided hit. and
!. 1e1t =. That was crowded into
b,..,, : % unravel "She Conldn't
d i, !, was enough Tor two
And NJ .''e u roles essayed by Miss
ham,..n M ne strong support, was
.,,nlog ,ua and successful. The
hr.:so r. :soove the average. and is
NJ oVUIMnnx
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-20

The northwest quarter Of section
,snqe 50 in town Of Troy. Grant
a naif miles from depot. For fur
ou address cara
Saratoga, Mimi.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-13
HEALTH IN JULY.
Great Increase OF Cholera Infantum and
Other Diarrheal Diseases.

Great Increase OF Cholera Infantuin and
Other DiarrhcaI Diseases.
Reports from all sections OF the State,
except the eastern border Of Washington
county and the towns east of tho Sea-
comet river, to State Health officer
Fisher, indicate for July great increase
OF diarrheal diseases compared with the
preceding month and especially of cholera
infantum In tho compact communities.
Taking the State at largo the amount OF
general sickness In the rural districts was
not above an average OF the correspond
ing month In preceding years.
Compared with the preceding month,
I'm number of cases and number Of places
pre,alent, bronchitis, pneumonia, tonsoli-
It's, and Group had largely diminished,
while diptheria, typhoid and malarial
fevers, measles, scarlet fever and whoop-
ing cough remained about the same.
Diptheria was reported as having quite
large prevalence in the Vicinity OF Caro-
lima, measles In Newport and whooping
cough in this city. No epidemic preva-
lence of any disease occurred during the
month. There were five cases OF smallpox
In New Shoreham, tho disease having
been introduced by passenger on steam
ship Prussia. One case terminated In
doath. Compared with July, 1901, the
mortality from cholera morbus was more
than twice as largo In July, 1892, and Of
othcr intestinal diseases the difference
was nearly as large.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-13
GRAIN FIRM GOES UNDER.
Csooksdness of James = Gilman Al.
legged 10 lie the Cause

Csooksdness of Sames = Gilman AL
legged 10 lie the Cause
BosToN, Aug la-Gilman. Cheney q
ga, hay and grain aud -four merchants
In the chamber OF commerce buildipa, are
financially embarrassed. James T. Gii.
man. senior member OF the hrm. has been
missing for two weeks and. 10 is said. hes
left large amount Of debts behlpd. xes-
terday the firm made voluntary assign
ment for the benefit Of rs creditors TO
Lawyer Charles p. Ssarla
Regarding the liabilities Lawyer Searle
said that he did not know the exact
amount He could not tell In 90 short
tipac, but thought that the liabilities will
not exceed $4,000 The firm has bank
account of about 5000 and has other assets
In tho nature Of book accounts.
The cause Of the assignment Is said tp
be the alleged absoonding Of Gilman. who
IL about IS years of age. Gilman, In June
1854, was appointed the executor OF tho O.
tate OF William Y. Walhon who. down to
The time of his death, controlled tho bean
trado OF Boston. Walker left fortune OF
tl5O, ,0O0 which was TO bo controlled or
managed by the now missing executor.
Gilman down TO this day has not fled IN
the probate court for Suffolk county an
Inventory of the estate Neither has he
filed any account 70 show what money has
como TO his hands or what he has paid out
% executor. Thus thc financial condition
Of this estate Is unknown. but II Is said
that greater portion OF II has bcen mis-
Appropriated by the absent executor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-13
ARE RUNNING TODAY.
Interstate Cars Put on
Scheduled Time.
ALL WORKING VERY NICELY.
Will Come to the Foot Of High Street
When Exchange Street is Open.

President Daggett and Superintendent
Carter OF the Interstate road are to be con-
graduated on their push and persistency
In successfully making an entrance to this
city with their electric cars. Yesterday
regular trips were made, the only hitch
being to transfer passengers at the Broad
way crossing.
Today at 4 o'clock, however, that diff
Guilty will be obviated as they have under
the agreement between them and the N.
Y, N. II. q II. X. Il. Company the right
to propcl their cars over tho railroad cross
ing at that time and all day tomorrow.
The company intended TO give free rides
on the iirst trips. but on account OF tho
legal complicat ions this plan was aban-
donod.
Cars will be run regularly now every
bali hour and will make tho trip In a5
minutes to North Attleboro.
For the present they can only come as
far as Exchange street bridge on account
OF the sewer work on North Main street.
AS soon as tho sewer department gets
this portion Of North Main street finished,
the Interstate people will ut onco connect
their rails, poles and wires to the High
street section and will enter tho heart Of
the city, stopping at the terminus at the
foot OF High street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-13
BEHEADED BY CARS.
A Fatal Accident at the
Freight Depot.
VICTIM Is BADLY CUT UP.
Remains Conveyed to an Undertaker's
to Await Identification.

As tho "Owl" freight on tho Worcester
division OF tho New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad was kicking some
cars on to side track near the freight
depot at 1O:30 o'clock last night, Conduc-
tor Edminston thought no heard a groan.
He stopped his train, and with a
lantern in his hand began a search. Be-
meath tho wheels of the last cur !of
the train was the body OF man. The car
was backed down far enough 90 that
the wheels would not rest near the body
and then the police and Medical Examiner
Kelliher were telophoned. The ambulance
in charge OF driver Hewcs, with Officer
McDuff, was soon on the scone. Medi-
cal Examiner Kolliher was not long
in getting there. The physician found
that tho head had been severed from
the body, and the left arm was cut of at
the shoulder. In his pockets were found
a small bundle, In which was a slice of
bread and an onion, a comb and a piece
of clay pipe. In another pocket was
bath ticket, good at the baths Of tho Val
Icy Falls Company at Valley Falls, and OIL
it was the name of "A Campbell" Tho
man was Of a sandy complexion, with a
sandy moustache, about5 feet 6 inches in
height, and was apparently from 30 to 80
years OF age.
The remains were given In charge of
Undertaken Manning, and they will re-
main there for identification.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-13
PAID THE DOLLAR.

How q Sharp Little iNswsbOy Collected q
Bill For Papers.
There is an East Side boy who is bound
to be a Napoleon in finance II he lives.
His age is II, and little while ago he ran
a newspaper route. A certain doctor was
his customer, and when the physicians
bill reached 81 the boy presented 1t. II
was hard to collect. The boy called
several times, but the doctor never had
the dollar. Tho physicians moved away
and the lad lost sight of him for time,
but finally located him on the West side
and renewed his attacks.
At last one day he told his mother he
would make ono moro effort, and then II
that wero not successful, he would give 1t
up. Accordingly he went to the doctors Of
flee and found tho doctor was out. But In
side the door hung tho customary slate
On 1t tho boy wrote: "Call at-st. Will
liam Smith," The doctor called, and the
boy saw him coming up the street. He
told his mother what he had done and
said:
"Now will go and hide and you can
show him the BILL"
al will do nothing OF the kind, Willie
Smith," said the lady, "and you ought to
be ashamed Of yourself"
A young lady visitor In the family
thought more of the scheme and con-
fronting the doctor at the door, presented
the bill. Tho professional man said that
the joke was on him, paid the dollar and
went away laughing.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-13
The NAVAL WAR COLLEGE
Will lie Pus TO Practical Use In Novons
bor-Warships to Concentrate There.

Will lie Put to Practical Uso In Novom
bcr- -Wsrships to Concentrate There.
WASHINGTON, Aug i9-For the first
time for two years the Naval War college
at Newport, II. l., will be opened again
Sept. I next. the new buildings having
been completed and put In order for the
reception OF officers who will DO ordered
there for course of instruction. Captain
Mahan Is the colleges new president. Ex.
tensive preparations are being made to
give many OF our new ships speed ana taoti-
cal trials, torpedo and boat drills ~ con
Junction with the presence OF the new clase
of officers, and III now practically settled
that all tho ships OF the north Atlantic
squadron will be present to take part
I'm the drills and evolutiona The Vesu
vius aud Gushing will be speeded over
course and will be given trials In tactical
operations.
The department intends to have nearly
all the vessels In the vicinity OF the New
York navy yard participate In the dtills,
SO that their officers may have at the same
time the benefit of the instruction given
in torpedo and strategic drills at tho col.
lege. II is likely that the ships now at
Bar Harbor, Me, will remain there fol
some days longer, and then proceed to
Newport, II. l., to take part In the open.
ing of the war college aud the subsequent
drills
The white squadron will probably later
on be merged into the north Atlantic
squadron, under command OF Rear Ad-
miral Ghorardi, and In that event Ad.
miral Walker. whose three years tern Of
service has about expired, will Ike detached
and given shore duty.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-13
NEW MAN IN THE BOX.
Al Person is Signed Ia Pitch for Proyiden'
and Stafford IL Released.

Al Ferson is Signed to Pitch for Providence
ana Stafford IL Released.
AL Ferson, who pitched successfully last
season for Syracuse and has also played
with Milwaukee, Washington, Manchester
and othor clubs, was signed last night to
pitch for Providence. He has good speed
and curves, admirable judgment and Is a
good man at the bat. He will pitch
against the Troy team this afternoon at
Adelaide Park or tomorrow at Rocky
Point.
Stafford was released last night. While
he is promising young pitcher he lacked
the mature judgment necessary to face the
old and tried batsmen I'm the Eastern
League, particularly In an uphill game.
Tho team seemed TO realize this, and
doubtless their lack Of confidence In him
had much to do with their weak support
when he was In the box. lie was popu-
lar among tho players, but was not heavy
enough to meet the teams now opposing
the Grays.
Hoover appeared as an umpire at Ade-
laide Park yesterday afternoon. Ills de-
cisions on base plays were accurate, but
he was weak on balls and strikes. This
is serious disadvantage to a toam Ike
tho Grayr, In which several Of the men are
good waiters for fair balls. II not only
causes strike outs on balls that are not
put fairly over the plate, but II also un-
nerves the batsman and forces him to hit
at poor balls that would otherwise be
"called" ones.
The battery for Providence today will
be Fcrson and Gray. Clarkson and Cahill
will do the honors for the Troys. Tho
batteries for tho game at Rocky Point
will be Sullivan and Ryan for the Grays
and Frlcken and Cahill for Troy.
There was no game at Woonsocket yes
terday between Brockton and Woon-
socket, owing to wet grounds.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-13
The IRON HALL TROUBLE
Somerby Makes Admissions of q
Very Startling Nature.
HE Evidence en- Admission Of Mlsmanage-
ment OF tho Affairs OF the Order.

ISDIANAPoLIA Aug - Ia tbe Iron
Hall investigation yester lay Mr.. 6omerby
testified that he understood Ehat el70. .00O
OF the money OF the Iron Hall used by tho
bank In Philadelphia TO preveus " going
into the hands II a receiver was don&
tion from the order. A supreme Judge
OF tho order be had approved the transac.
tipn, and 10 reported to the supreme SIT,
ting ut les present session. It developed
that Supreme Cashier Davis had NOT even
given receipt Cor De money and bss
pothing iu his possession 70 show whore 70
really wopt TO-
The closlnx evidence Of Bomosby was 40
admission df mismanagement Of tho al
fairs Of The order. He acknowledged thai
officials Of the order who arc supposed DO
make reports every quarter 70 himself or
the executive committee had not done 20,
and that II has been over two years siuc6
the supreme cashier on ths supreme 90
countant made foil report OF the condt
tion Of the afYa,rs OF the order He ad-
mitted that II was his place TO SEQ that
these reports weIe regularly made, and
that he had been derelict in his duty.