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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-01
Its Lack OF Faith Kills n.

Minneapolis Tribune: The popuhsts
can tear down. but they cannot build.
They represent aggression, but not pro
gression. Progress requires faith. hope
charity and the purpose and power to
organize, to cooperate, to harmonize. to
construct. To the party OF universal
dlstrust nothing is possible but dlsrup-
ton. A party which sees in society in
evitable doom, hopeless oppression, and
nothing but vice and greed as the
populsls proclaim ia their platform, con
never endure. Its lack ot faith kills it
Faith in ones fellow men, faith in the
future of the republic, taltn III our in
ststutions, faith in the nations moral
ard material resources faith in the
power which unites men, which organ
ICES men, which inspires them to under
take and carry into successful execution
vast missions and enterprise ind for
mnlate social, industrial, educational, re-
llglous and political systems for adyanc-
ing the race. This faith is absent from
the popuiist mind. Fopulism is Gislrust
It is the skepticism which, us Emerson
has we'll said, puts out the eyes ct hope
and thereby renders progress imp ssble
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-01
Advertised Letter List.
Letters remaining uncalIed for IN

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Misbank Post Office, Nov 80, 1898:
Necker Herman Oueurly ] p Mra
Holstein Andrew Sein Lars
In calling for any "f the above please
say advertised and give date OF adyer.
tisemcnt. It not called for in fif,ean
days viii lie sent 70 dead letter office.
a. J. BLEsER, 2. NJ.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-01
NE WAS AT WORK.
But His Occupation Did Not Ehti'ie H'i"
/, Free Seats at the Thcater.

to Free Seats at the Theater.
He WAS what Steve Rowan would Caii
"a shIim bit av a turnkey" and ne stoed
near the box Office Of the Columbia, itfSt
looking at his last half dollar clutched
in a grilnv palm and then shooting an
occasional glance At the mann door
through which the strains Of the opening
overture could at times be heard.
His clothes were loud enough to serve
ss Il Worlds fair hotel fire alarm, and
the checks were too large to ba honored
byanything smaller than q first national
They were Of the latest Kerry cut and
hadn't been long enough i'll this country
to kill the smell of the bog. He wanted
TO see the performance, and he hated 10
part with his moIev. 50 he waited ana
got into an argument with himself
First he thought he would. and then he
guessed he wouldn't, and While he thus
hesitated trim little woman t@pp2d
across the foyer. She sailed along like
clipper ship with Il free wind and port
in sight There was u distinctive ar 81
the sprofesh" about her and she carried
her nerve in the outside pocket OF an
Eton jacket lie watched hcr and lis
tened with astonishment when she opened
her face and addressed the man in the
box office.
Hello, Harry
"Howdy Mag"
Gimme two seats, will yer, Harry"
Are you working?'
.Sure. Ne and Jess is doin turn at
the Olymp'."
The checks for seats were handed out.
and Mag calling Jess the two Went in
side, while the "shlim bit NV turkey"
moved peg or two closer to the box Of
fee.
Another form appeared in the door-
way. Its hair was parted in the middle
and its buzzsaw hat reposed on the back
of its head It's trousers were freshly
creased and sharp enough to pare corus.
It shufIied up to the box Office much aft
er the manner Of a crdwfsh IN q ret,
and the little Irishman could scarcely
prevent himself from laying violent
hand on it and mussing it UP. In q low
tragedian voice it said:
"Ah, there Harry
Hello, Falstaff, old boy"
Favor me with two, old fellow"
Are you working!'
well. | should say am"
"Where?'
Men Eds doing a Henry Irving bur.
lesque at ther Park. .
Again two pasteboard checks were
handed out, and by this time the sstur-
key on the outside was becoming fran
tic. 1t was coming easy for everybody
but himself, and he resolved to hazard a
chance and keep his half dollar. He took
fresh bite Of plug, gave his trousers an
extra hitch and approached the window
on tlptoe. He peered cautiously around
the edge Of the narrow opening. Harry
was still there, checking up the house.
he hesitated only for moment, and then
he blurted out:
"Hilloo, Harry, oald bye"
How are you, sil:''
"Oi'm wur-r-kin. =
Are you, my friend:"
"Yis."
"Where?'
"shtock Yards
And when the doorkeeper was through
with him and the patrol wagon had
gathered him in he sadly wondered at
the eternal unlitness Of things and why
all men are not born equal.-CAicago
Mail
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-01

Will some one kindly tell the editor Of
the Review that the election is over
The poor fellow imagines that the cam
paign is Still in full blast.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-01

The department Of a. riculture is going
to take a hand in the determination Of
the Russian thistle, and has been inyes-
tigating the weed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-01

The democrats themselves are com
menclng to acknowledge tnat the tear OF
tariff legislation has had much to do with
the depression in business.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-01

James r. Sovereign, OF Iowa has been
elected master workman of the knights
Of Labor, the position 50 long held by
L. v PoWaeriy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
WHEN A WOMAN
DONS TEE GLOVES.
HOW SIZE has BENEFITED HERSELF THROUGF
BOXING LESSONS
Somewhat Unique Vcissitudss-A WOnan's mus
cular Proves has Much to Do Win ms
Treatment She Gets from Men.
Coppr,qht, 1888

"My first boxing lessons were TAKEN
three days after my marriage, saio
that expert woman at boxing. Mrs. MIN
ME Rosenblatt Bssser, who is termed d
"cham pion middlewelght" by the emu
lous OF her sex in that line. was In
terviewing her on the subject OF Ieml,
nine pugiism. at was matter OF
necessity rather than Of choice, as the
Joint capital of my husband and myselI
on our wedding day was four cents. Our
lack OF means did not disturb US
q particle. We drove down to the CITY
Hall In cab belonging 10
friend and were united in the bonds OF
matrImony by e1.Mayor Hugh |. Grant
The executive chamber was filled with
crowd OF curiosity seekers as the
newspapers teemed with sensational &C
counts OF finish fight my husband and
a rival had had for my hand.
THE next three days were spent In
Chrystle street tenement, and there IL
was that my husband first gave me
points on the manly art OF self-defense.
Then we went to Huoer's Museum,
where We played four weeks engage
ment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
DOG DAYS.
For ne Sunaqv R.aister.

For the Sunday Register.
The gsllinipPsrI are struttin' up nd down the
shore,
The river is a runnin' down. gittin' weak nd
A layin' IN its bed nd q CROWN long nd lsnk;
It no more is efectionate, it never hugs the
bank.
The dog days are here,
I'm feelin' ruther queer,
The water dogs Pantin' nd oathin' In the
The minaOwS are a mOyIn' to the river from
the run.
The little brook that bAbbled is now koepin'
l hear gentle muImur where used to hear =
Death !, in the water, you can see his coat O.
green,
HiI breath is full o. microbes when he's breath
in from the stream.
The dog days are here,
I'm feelin' ruther queer,
The water dogs a pantin' nd bGthin' in the
Tho minnows are a mOvla to the river from
the run.
The swimmin' hole is lonesome, no water in its
basin,
The boys like the minnOws to the river are q
racIn',
The erick has turned a summersault, the bot
tom Is on top,
The springs a begin fer a drink, fer water,
but drop.
The dog DAYS are here,
I'm fsehn' ruther queer,
The water dogs pantin nd bathin' in the
The minnows are = movin to the river from
the run,
W. g. RICHARDSON
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
EASTERN STAR.

On last Tuesday evening Miriam
Chapter, No. /, held its regular meeting,
with good representation Of its
member present No work on the
degrees was had, but some was
mapped out for the near future,
They also made preliminary arrange
ments to hold social and entertain
ment at their hall on the evening Of
August 29th, where they expect many
of their brother and sister Masons, to-
gether with their personal friends, to
be present and enjoy with them the
good things which will be In store on
that occasion, and it is hoped that they
will not be- disappointed, as this will be
one OF the many things TO be desired
among the fraternity and their families
in this city, friendship and brotherly
love.
A few days ago your correspondent
had the pleasure Of visiting Morgan
town Union Lodge No. 4, located at
Morgantown, w. Va, and had SPLEEN
did time among the brethren, and did
much to assist them in dispensing the
work of this jurisdiction to two Jealous
workers OF the craft, Brothers Josephs
and Shaffer, and on Thursday evening
assisted them to raise fine fellow to
be q master. While there had the
pleasure OF looking over the first rec
ords of the lodge, dating back to 1912,
which is three years prior to that OF
Masonry finding home at wheeling,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20


her whole system by proper exercise
that she can endure suffering and
fatigue like man.
"Most Of our women are too ease
seeking. There is too much OF the
boudoir and too little OF the open field
In their early education; too much OF
theatre and too little of the gymnasium;
too much of bon-bons and too little OF
Juicy sirloins: too much OF medicine
aud too little Of nature. My advice to
nv fellow countrywomen is to throw
corsets rs well as physic to the dogs.
Replace them with easy fitting gar
ments and fresh air. Let the boxing
glove take the place of the tigbt-fttlng
kid, the Kehoe rlub that Of the needle,
and we will breed healthy. womanly
race OF men whom neither the Grecian
or Roman matrons could surpass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
a. o. o. W.

Reliance Lodge had good meeting
on Tuesday night, all the officers but
one being present and Roodly number
OF members were on hand. Quite 3
number of speeches were made by both
members aud visitors from other lodges.
Brothers Robertson, Flick and Nasgle
were appointed on the Committee on
the Extension OF the Order In West
Virginia.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 10, is keeping
up her reputation for getting In new
mem bers, one more application being
received on Monday night. The session
was very short one on account Of the
warm weather.
Two applications for membership
were received by Welcome Lodge on
Thursday night and referred In the US
ual way. The first degree was conferred
on one candidate, Chss. T. Giliigaa act
ing as Master Workman in the ABSENCE
of Brother Frazier. Quite q g0Qo
time was had uEder head Of good d
the order" speeches being made by
Brothers Flick and Robertson of Re-
lance Lodge, W. o. McClusky ard 9TH
ers. 3. v. Arkls enlivensd the pro-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
THEATRICAL NOTES.
s,ndOv, the strong man, is now .

Sandow, the strong man, Is now .
feature OF the IrOcAderO, Cnicago.
W. G.. stewart, late leading baritone
OF the Baker Opera company, has
Joined Pauline Hall.
Frederick G. Ross has signed with
w H. Crane 10 play the part Ia
Brother John" lately assumed by Mr..
Gilmore.
A daughter OF an ex-governor OF
Jamalca-a novice said 20 possess
beauty and stage aptitude-has been
engaged by manager Ed Warner %
take the soubrette part In "SnperoA."
Rita Shelby has left the "Trip 70
Chinatown" company, and her place
is taken by Lillian Barr. Miss Selby
was married TO rich young man
named Tiliord some time ago, and 10
is said that her retirement IL upon his
request.
The son OF the late Pat Rooney
known as young Pat Rooney. will head
the Pat Rooney company which WIN 10
out next season undor Ausplciods
circumstances. Although but Il years
OF age, young Rooney IL possessed OF
undoubted talent, and his versatility Ia
remarkable. The company which DO
leads will present the farce comedy,
Lord Rooney"
Faint Heart" Is the name Of the
drama In which Miss Clara LlpmAn
and Louis Mann will play next season.
The author OF the piece Is Mrs. d. +.
VerdenAl. who II Is said. represents
the Empire State asa member 40
large Of the board OF lady managers Of
the Worlds Col umblan exposition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

Last Tuesday evening the Excelsior,
No. 40, had another one Of their usual
interesting meetings. The second and
third degrees were conferred In a most
satisfactory manner, not single error
being made. Several brothers from
VIM. Tell, Concord, Eureka and other
lodges were in attendance, besides a
large turnout from our own lodge. On
next Wed nesday evening the Excelsior
will visit VIM. Tell Lodge in q body,
upon q special invitation from that
lodge. 1t is hoped as many brothers as
possible will turn out to attend this
visit, for we are sure TO have q good
time with our German brothers. The
first degree will be conferred on two
brothers next Tuesday evening, and l0l
on three in the latest style. Turn out,
brothers, and let Us have . good meet
ing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

cutting Attorney Of his county, and he
carried the county over the strongest
Republican In IL
BY A MAJORITY OF 200,
while Mr.. Gioson's opponent had . ma
jority Of over 500, showing McCluer's
strength over the rest Of the ticket to be
upward Of 1000. he is fully as strong
10 Peasants, Writ, Calhoun, Richie
and Roane.
Il is reported that Mr.. Cspehart will
ask for a nomination for the third term,
but this is q mistake. Mr.. Capehart
has many friends throughout this end
Of the district, but there are few Demo-
crrts who believe In, or will support q
third term man. Besides this Mr.. Cape
hart, who is a sturdy, honorable and up
right gentleman, has openly and public
~, upon the hastings and in private
aud on numberless occasions
stated his determination not TO run a
third time. No one pays any attention
20 such rumors, for everybody knows
that Hon. James Cspehart will not be
candidate. Mason county, In the opinion
OF the writer. at least, will have no can
dldate, but will advocate the claims OF
Judge McCluer.
Down in Cabell there is some talk OF
Judge Harvey, but the vein Of talk par
takes more Of courtesy and compliment.
Csbell county is rich in Democracy and
wealthy 10 Democrats, with its treasury
filled with the best Of political elements
party probity and justice and her
promises
WILL BE CAsHED ON DEMAND.
Many OF Cabel's best Democrats have
long since declared in favor Of Judge
McCluer. Many in Putnam, and Wayne
and Lincoln, like Cabell, voluntarily &C
knowledge the claims Of the upper end
OF the old Shoe-string district, and
many more admire and are proud OF his
ability as an orator, and his gentle de-
meanOr.
II is the opinion Of the correspond
ent that the next candidate from the
Fourth district will be Judge McCluer,
and the opinion is founded on q close
observation throughout the district
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

Jean and Edouard de Reszke, Lasalle,
DeLnciA, Vignas, Plsncon. AncoDa,
MontarioI, Mastrobuono, Martapoura,
Gromschersky, BorucchIa, Viyiani,
Carbsne and Cernusco. OF the women
there are dozen whose names are
familiar 70 the music lovers OF two con-
tinents. The most important are Nine.
Melbs, Emma Calve, Signorlna Colon
bati. Slgrid Arnoldson, Emma Eames.
Nine. ScalchI, Mile. Domenech and
Mile. Guercia.
The conductor is SIgnor Manclnelli,
the most talented and experienced
musical director 10 Italy. The chorus,
II is promised, will be carefully looked
after. and altogether the coming season
should be a phenomenally successful
one from an artistic IL not from
pecuniary standpoint.
The lady who will receive the highest
salary in this wonderful galaxy OF
high priced singers is Nine. Melba,
although IL IS expected that Nine.
Calye will be the one 10 set the an-
dlence Wild" Nine. Melba's profess
Ional career has been made familiar 10
newspaper readers by the comparative
civ recent scandals growing out Of the
divorce suit brought by her husband,
CAPTAIN Armstrong, who charged the
Young Due d'Orlsans with being the
destroyer Of his happiness.
Media has soprano voice OF remark
able clearness and range, although
there are those who contend that 10
lacks the sympathetic quality. To
her technical execution is doubtless
due most OF her force. Nine. Meloa Is
not A native OF Austria, as has been
erroneously stated by hundreds Of
newspapers. She comes from AustrAii'
IA and her stage name Melbs was
selected in honor Of the city Of her
childhood, Melbourne.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
TEE BOOTH OF FEAsos-
J.nn Mounet-suny, Who VIII Visit
America sext winter.

The man who IL as universally con-
coded by Frenchmen 70 be their great
est trssedian. as Booth was By Amer
icans 70 be the type for asplrsnts FOR
bonors fn ShakespsareaD roles, 10 Jean
Moupet-sully, who will probably come
10 America during the winter and play
the principal parts a. the head OF the
Conedie Franchise company after
Coouelin shall have returned 70 Ear
ope.
Mounet-Sully was one OF the great
trio which gave 70 the Comsdie Fran
calse its international reputation. The
others were the elder Coqaelin and
Delaunsy. He resigned from the
famous theatrical Organization OF
which be had been al honored member
for 40 many years 10 1891, giving the
usual notice Of one year.
This will be Mounet-Suily's hrss
visit 20 America lie was born 10
Rerrerae Feb. q. 1871 he came OF
family OF great distinction, snd his
Theatrical aspirations coasequentlJ
mel win violent opposition A. the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

1.-THE advantages which accrue to q
nation from having strong rage OF Uo-
men are obvious. First OF all posterltY
will De benefited and secondly the dan
ger Of wrong to the weaker sex will be
minimized. Were the women OF my
time as lusty as those Of the Greek and
Roman eras there would be less or ne
gro outrages in the South and OF similar
crimes by brutal white rufians in some
of the barbaric States Of the west A
woman even more than man should be
a trained athlete. She should be able
TO run, swim, wreste, box and even
shoot TO perfection.
81 understand that a movement Is
now on foot to found great gymnasium
ia Chicago in which women will be In
structed in all these various branches OF
athletics. Heaven bless the author OF
that grand idea whoever he may be. |
trust the project will go through, and
that the idea will take root throughout
this broad land"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
TIE SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONRY.

At the last communication Of Ohio
Lodge No. l, work was had on one can
didate in the E. A. degree and on one in
the Master Masons, and the work was
well done throughout by the officers OF
the lodge. AT the last meeting OF Bates
Lodge the E. A. degree was conferred
on one candidate in an intelligent and
effective way, and the manner In which
the work was done, was enjoyed by all
who were present.
On last Monday evening Wheeling
Union Chapter No. /, held convocation
with full turnout Of companions pres
ent, and work was expected at that
time as full team, but which was de-
ferred till the next meatiDg when the
weather will no doubt be more pleasant
to do it.
On Thursday evening Nelson Lodge,
No. 30, will meet as usual, and as much
work has accumulated in the past, 1t Is
fully expected that 1t will be had in one
or more Of the degrees.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
THE MowER"-BY HAMo rHoRSYcRoFT.

ceived an equal share in the compost
tion Of the Commission and, naturally,
many State politicians became National
Commissioners. Bradley b. Smalley, a
well-known politician OF Vermont,
was originally chairman OF this
committee. Mr.. Smalley an
nounced that he deemed the
interests OF his constituents in relation
to Office more important than service by
himself on this important BODY and he
left its business In the hands OF an ego
tist who, by persisting on his one.man-
jury plan, drovs leading foreign nations
out OF the list OF competitors for awards.
Some OF those who originally withdrew
modified their attitude and returned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20


ceedings with one of his excellent songs
which are always appreciated, and W.
d. Watkins entertained the brethren
with the recitation entitled "Cato's
Soliloquy" and pleased everyone pres
emit with his excellent rendition.
LaBelle Lodge, No. 2, had another
application for membership on Friday
night and expect more in the near fu-
ture. Several members Of other lodges
were present and helped TO make the
session interesting,
The committee on the celebration OF
the twenty-ffth anniversary OF the Or
der will hold 8 meeting very soon now
to take preliminary steps in the matter.
A. o. U. w. Buttons, the latest,
cheapest and best, only soc each. can
be obtained from Brother VIM. T. Weir,
opposite the REGISTER Office.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
WINNERS OF MEDALS.
THE SCULPTURE JURY MAKES IT'S
AWARDS
Americans Get bat Fifteen BrOnzss-Gsrmany and
Austria Win Trophies While Japan's Metal
Work 10 Low Relief is Highly HonOrsd.

The jury Of sculpture at the Worlds
Columbian Exposition is the first to
complete its work and hand in its re-
port. The judges were Daniel @.
French, DIN L. Warner, Johannes Gel
ert, Thomas Brock, Frederick E. Trle-
bel, Anders Zorn, Angelo Del Nero,
Senior Campillo, Senior Bernardelli,
Senior Papotti and Signor Van Ardelli.
Thomas Brock, English, was president;
Frederick f. Triebel, OF Illinois, Ger
man birth and Italian training, was Sec
rotary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
LADIES OF THE G. A. r.

James A. Garfield Circle, No. 1, held
q special meeting al their Circle rooms
on Monday evening to make prepara-
tions to receive their National Presi-
dent, Mrs. Carrie V. Sheriff, Of Pitts
burg, who will make her official visit Of
inspection on next Thursday evening
Several candidates are also to be Until
ated. All members OF the Circles are
desired to be present on this occasion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

country. In 1879 he returned 20 the
boards, making re-entres as Orestes a.
the National.
During 1873 he was pensionaire and
ia 1874 was made socitaire OF the
Coincide France. Since that time be
has acted the most important roles In
the great number OF tragic plays pre-
sented by the organization OF which he
was the leading member. His greatest
trIumphs were perhaps made as Henry
III and Hamlet