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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
Entertainments.

HYPERION.
 A good sized audience witnessed the
 appearance of Robert Gaylor In Charles T, Vineent's new spectacular comedy
 drama, 'In a Big City" last evening,
 The piece Is Q melodrama and depicts
 life in New York city, the principal
 scenes being the Battery, City Hall
 park and the green goods dens. The
 piece is full of exciting situations. In
 addition to this attraction last evening
 intense interest was centered in the
 appearance of the worlds champion,
 James J. Corbett, who spared four
 rounds with John McVey, his sparring
 mate, Corbett was greeted with an
 immense demonstration of applause.
 The bout took place during the first act. In his feints and passes Corbett
 showed himself a master of the art of self defense and showed most plainly that if necessary he could hold his own as an aggressor. One would hardly look for such agility and nimbleness in one of so large frame He dodged easily all his opponents thrusts. The other part of the performance lasted only about ten minutes and was given at S:15, as Corbett wished to reach the 910 train for New York Those in the theatrical company who deserve special mention are! Robert Gaylor, AL H. Wilson, Miss Vivien Edsall and Miss Fannie Bloodgood.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 '"rhe New Boy" was presented again to crowded house last evening. The play is. considerably above the average and it is filled with many amusing sit nations. The many pranks of the New Boy'' keep the large audience in a rapid succession of roars of laughter. Fred die" the irrepressible schooIboy,is play, ed by Bert Coote, who has made a great success of-the part. It is a very funny play and is full of. love making and many Imaginable situations All lovers of good, wholesome fun should not miss seeing this great success, which has been the reigning success of Europe all last season. It will be repeated this even ing and at the special ladies' and chil- dren's matinee today. The following will be the prices: Reserved seats at matinee-Parquet 25 cents, balcony 20 cents. Admission to balcony 10 cents.
 The Elliott family, now appearing at City, will be one of the. special attractions next week. The Elliotts are seven in number, and afford a most de- lightful entertainment, and exceedingly versatile in character. This company present delightful musical program, and in all play on not less than fifty instruments. They are expert. athletes and acrobats, mar velous bicycle riders, unique megathe- rian skaters, unicyclists and burlesque pantomimists, affording a diversified md unsurpassed entertainment in them selves alone, added to which will be the I complete series of Herr Edouard von [xilanyis tableau vivants or living pie lures, as presented at the Garden tha- ater for the past two years with Rice's 1492" and Little Christopher Added 10 the foregoing, Madamoiselle Eloina, the incomparable and daring gymnast, called "the queen of the air" This lady s graceful and wonderful. Midair evo- utions performed by her are astonish- ng to the last degree. There will he natinees on Wednesday and Saturday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19
benz Elm einfamer Mann ftanb,

in benz Elm einiamer Mann ftanb,
Droben auf Burg Strablend i@imz
Fnerten bic Genfter idmmtli9 ben unb
gre1 bonn rotben GadelIt9t bes SEM
tiers - ibr @lan3 fel aus benz bunt=
len @emduer tpie fabler @taubresen
in bic feu9ten, brauenben Nebel::...
Stteb einmal Der Mtnb BON ben Ser
gel, berunter auf @trom unb @traBe,
10 b0rte man beutlt9 ben 1roben 2iez
beri@au unb ben Rlans BON Gibeln
unb 3inten = benin auf Der Burg
tpurbe Elm Set eefeiert Rttter-@trabz
lened bate beut feline ltebe 8raut als
@begemabl betmsefubrt. Man pubte,
bab beut Ma@t bort oben Miemanb gu
birften braubte' unb ber 8urstiiper
muBte mtBlauntg feline beiten 5dblein
anf&la9en.
9te Na9t cling tpetter-feterlt@ uno
grob iiber benz peiten, ittuen Stromz
tbale-ber Qdrm aus ben S@lobfen=
itern 'tpurbe dreer unb si@lteblt@ piez
ber gertnger-pdbrenb aber alles mod
beim S&maufen tpar, bate Is ni4t
einmal' getlungen, ais tntr14e Elm
@@luKel in rofttgem S@loB, als treiz
i&e Elm Pf0rtletn, als bui&e Elm i&imz
mernbes neibes @epanb auf benz
balsbre@erii&en S&lupfpfabe ins
Sbal binunter, ber btnten
am Tel1en berumlduft, ben
Reitmeg iorgiam permetoet unb
unten an ber &abnlGnbe minbet9
Gin ungebeures 3orgebrlQ zines
9albtruntenen brDbnte auf etnmal
6ur9 bas @@lob- Sadeln irrten UNI
ben Berg @oKesbufe tlapperten abz
tpGrts - Der Sitter BON Strablened
unb feline @etreuen 1u4ten pergeblt@
na@ Der Rrone bes 5eftes, ber ltebz
li@en 8raut.
l1nter aber, tpeit ftromab, trieb Elm
Na4en auf ben traufen, buntlen $50
gen, bon feiter, tunbtger 9anb geiteuz
ert. 3tpeie, bic ii@ liebten, iaben baz
rinnen unb btelten chamber eng umz
fangen. -.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

Gepaltanpenbuns eetbeilt; bamtt
ri4t aufrieben, tbeilten iid bic piebii@
.8Aruntenen gu Wieren aud nod in
ben R0rper her bon ibnen @emorbeten
lxb itber nabm siein She'll mit!B
Diefn Mustpurf Der perabf4euz
unsstptrtbeiten auer S4eufnle mlibbte
auf 8efebl bes @enerals bDn ben eisesz.
men Batoinonatanerdosn StrfhoGen
tper0ta Elm 69nlidet FslI biirfte
ii9 tpdbrenb Der Ouuer bsr Dpsfatipit
tpObl ni@t tp~ieoerbol.n. /. I
8Glssn Mol
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

ten @eriud. sic piKen, bes beuti&en
Iutors innisites Beitreben 1T es, es
Sbnen re@t gu MAIDEN. Mlio:
8 Sant4e 2iiett mar 1@on felt
oreibis unb mebr Sabren Mirtbi@af~
term unb 9austnpentar i'm r9alben
Monb" gu Susenbbeim. @ett etpa
5tpan5is Sabren bate fie fi@ in ibr
ebelos @9id1al erseben : felt aebnen
trug lie Elm @ebiB. Mber bas SAINT
&e 2tiett, runb unb runalts pte Elm
gutter Mpfel. ber 9ausfrau re4te
9anb, Der 9austo9ter, Der r@retbz
@e," Miter3ieberin unb Musbulfsmutz
ter, trus bies @ebib muir an Conn
unb Geierta9en, nm es gu i@onen-
es mar ibr Geittalenber. limb nun,
cine refine Sun9frau, pie lie mar,
mollte lie In tbrem 3netunoflnf3ieiten
2ebensiabre nod ii9 entfiibren laRen.
Das lam 10.
g @retb@e bonn 9alben Monb" in
S%ueenbbetm unb Der .S@oi@" BON
rDeut1&en 9aus" in Muer itabt 1oll=
ten chamber beiratben. Ser rS@of4"
mp@te f@on. 3 @retb@e nt@t. Da
tpar inn r9alben Monb" Elm Malef5<
burf4 BON Sbertellner unb @e1@dftsz
fibrer, Der 2ubmig, Elm f9neibiger
blonber 9armitdtter aus gutem 9aus,
aber pbne Mittel, INNER a quatre
epineles, 9epanbt, S@mabroneur,
@abfabrer par excellence in feinen iel=
tenen MuBeftunben, Der bate benz
@retb@e bas &0pf@en berbrebt.
.Sant9e, gelt," 1a9te zines Sages
nit aornrotbem @eit@t bic 9ausfrau
CUR 2i1ett, rba, lies bas 3ettel4e. 8
1T aus benz @retb@e lei Rleibertai4,
unb ratb einmal, pei1en @@rtft bas
it'll" =. .t
nDem 2ubmis lei @&rift," rief
bas Sant4e. 81 bu metn 9err90ttz
@e, mas fir Elm &erl4en, min nit
unierem MGbethen, benz @ret9e, auf
unb bappn, bab @ater unb Mutter
nir babon tpifen. 9as betbt man Ell
ne @ntfibrung, selt9"
~Sant@e 2tfett, Du t6uft mir ben
@efauen," antmortete bic 6rau bes
6au1es, rDu f@peigit tein MDrt4e,
unb i@ min Dir -angeben, pie Mrs
MAIDEN"
llnb bann entpidelte bes @retb4e
Mutter ibren Gelb3ugsplan. 49,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

Cine @ei@ihte fir iebtn @ei@mad
Z. 4 bon grnft Remin.

Glf1 ttallo npr otm Spte9el unD
belt Der bltntenben grpitalfla4e tire
linte 9anb entsesen, cine nerpSfe. lau<
nif@e, ileine 9dnb nit roiisen, f&arz
fen NGgeln unb .etneun a4erltebiten
3let feinblGult@ f4im,nernben Seq
bers.s Ser pterte Singer itanb auf@
re9t, bic anbereng stparen 9ra3iDs ge@
'tramtnt. llnb an bteiem @olofinger>
den bltbte Der bide, funtelnagelnepe
Nerlobungaring.@
Mas fir elm maliti01es 2d4eln bas
mar, NIT benz iie biefen Ming i'm
@piesel n%iberbliben fab!
GnDli9 3og fie Elm @tui aus Der Ia
sf4e, 1ffrete Is unb lteb aud aus btez
lem etnen biden, funtelnagelneuen
DNtrlobunssrins it@ III benz 3rumez
aa 1ptegeln ~ unb ladte babel tuie Elm
Robolb. Damn itreifte lie ben eriten
Rins ab, ftedte ben 3weiten an uno
barg ben eriten in ibrer Sai@e. Sic
rebete babel bic Rinslein NIT ben
Bu1ftaben an. bic IN ibnen ftanben.
so, 81. 3d." Du tannit mir nun &C.
ftoblea bleiben," iaete fie gu benz in
Der 9af@e, ~tpte Der gauge Doctor
Rarl Brunnemann felber. mein ioge>
,,1annter Qerr 8rdutisam. l1nb Du,
81. g. biefen bridte iie gegen bic
if9peuenben Roienlippen -iiebft Du,
nit Deinem @penber Mrtbur babe
i4 mid eben perlobt, umperlobt, uhb
benz min t@ geb0ren!" @etreult4 CAB
Der @piegel ben bunte&h 8liB tpteber,
ben babel @lfa's Mugen f4leuberten.
Damn rau1@te bic Grau DIANA tns
3immer unb bic Damen beipra@en -
ME altGgli4 in biefer .3ett bes
Brautftanbes-9etatls Der Musfteuz
er, nobel Grduletn @lfa allerbin9s nit
tteiner @tlbe perrietb, baB tie cine
Musfteuer our Qo43eit nit ienem
rMrtbur" meinte, Dem ~. g." unb
ni4t NIT benz rR. g."
& Sab midi MAIDEN, Mrtbur! 9alte
1,ur aQes bereit!" Mrtbur unb @lfe
batten ii& i'm Staotpart s~etroffen
unb fliifterten eifrig NIT einanber.
rMber, @lfa, grade an 9etnem
6o@oettsta9e. .
uBift gu feig, MIDI an meinem foz
genannten 9o@3eitstase gu entfabren
Wagft etpa lteber naAber9"
r@ann Du mint, aber bas 9iebt
bod Elm 9roBes @oltssef&rei auer
bereintgten 0tubmen unb 8afen gesen
uns!"
.Mrtbur, bDr' gu unb ftel' Sid
ni4t bumm! btes @ei@rei mub uno
foQ Is geben- fonit erlaubt IS uas
Mei1 Batter ME, baB mir uns betraz
then! limb bies @ef@rei mub es &C.
Ben, neil i9 tein amber Mtttel tpeib,
ben Brunnemanr1 los gu tperben.
limb 10 9ei&ab es.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

'Die1es @e19i@tlein, bo@perebrte
2e1erin, 1T Sbnen pteoer gu romanz
ti19, gu per14pommen, gu nebulos?
Moblan, pieQet@t sefdut Sbnen bic
nddfte:
sic fab i'm an. @ab i'm freunb=
eSn ibren Mugen gliBerte Elm @tpas;
bas er nt@t peritanb. nMeta armer
Treunb," fa9te iie--mar @pott, mar
Mitleib in ibrem Son?-unb rei4te
ibm lire 9anb, ibre feite, table
6anb NIT benz mGnnlt9en 9rude.
@r sing binaus-es mar cine Ser
ab1@tebung. MQe Mbenb entlteB tie
i'm 10. @ier Wo&en mar CT nun NIT
benz ieltfamen Mdb@en perlobt unb
tpubte nod INNER ni&t, tpte ct NIT
ibr baran fet.
Ser 9o@3eitstag rldte INNER ndber
unb ndber. Tait mar tim bange por
benz Mugenblide; ba fe fetn etgen fetn
mirbe-er fiir@tete fi@ beinabe por
ben mdtbfeln in ibren Musen, bic fem
gu ipotten 1&ienen, bic er 11i@t lo1en
fonnte.
Ct periu&te es nit 3drtlt@tett-
fe ftieb i'm berb 3urid, iie MAP tbn
nit eri taunter @era@tung-iie ipra4
bon r3u&tpabl unb Muslefe" an be-
fem Mbenb - unb bann briidte lie
ipieber ibr 9iinb@en, einen men1&en<
tluger 8ologne1er, nit elmer unenbltz
@en 3Grtli@teit an tbre 8ruit, tpdb>
renb lire f@0nen Mugen Dor Site uro
3orn augleid fi9 nit Gbrdnen fuqten
unb lire 8lide in elmer @rtaie brs
@u9ens bur@ ale Mtntel bes 3tmz
mers 31 trren 14ienen.
ST mar o1utg aus benz Goncept.
Wie follte bic @be NIT biefem un9ez
mDbnli@en Mdb9en ii@ geitalten?
unb bod, ie mebr er bor tbrer @tgenz
beit er14rad, befto tiefer unb mG@ttger
tpurbe ber @ei3, ben fie auf i'm ausz
iibte, cine bdmont1@e, bittenbe, unge>
beuerli1es abnenbe 2tebe.
@nblt@ tparen ole @orberettunge1
getroFan--fttq unb tclt f@ten lie ft4
IN Mnes gu ergeben.
Da-ar1 benz Sage Dor tbrer 9o@z
5eit empfing e. folsenben 8rief bon
ibr:
ter bon mir, ben i& in Mmertta IN
i@merer Rrantbeit gepflegt, gibt mir
Elm @eben3Dous in Mi53a.e SD bin be-
reits unterpess, 1@reibe Sbrer1 Otes
aus benz Gpurter3uge, Meine MDrene
in Mi35a tbeile i@ Sbnen nit. S@retz
ben sic mirbalb. 11niere 9o43ett
f4ieben mir pienetht nod Elm Sabr
duf. !. I
i y. q Sbres @tsrtb."
Gr-f4ob Die 9oa5eit auf. =. s
sic iinb pirtli9 perpDhnt unb
1pGbleri14, meme @ndbigite, tpen1
audi bieie @ntfiibrungsgei@t4te ibren
@ei9mad nt@t trtHt. Nun, betpahz
rem @ie uns Sbre 9ulb unb &etben Sic
uns ibr roiig 0br nod fir ett1en leg
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

Sn Station Su9enbbetm tonnten
lie natiirli@ ni@t etnftetgen, Der Cub
mig unb feline, betmlt@e 8raut, unb 10
tparen lie ben11 III aller Na4t Biz Sep
penburg gefabren. Qln' bieie 3eit batz
te bas tiefpermummte @ret@en ittu in
feinem Sd in Der buntlen &utf@e ges
ieRen 'unb in 1i9 bineingemeint, uno
Der 2ubmig bate lie ni4t troften
tDnnen - faum bab ie feline 3drtli<
9e I1marmung bulbete.
Stun tparen ite ia in Si@erbett.
sSm @aslt@terglan5 Der groben @tattz
on, tpo lie Niemanb fannie, btelt
Der @aaen. 2ubmig itteg aus unb
taufte bic 8tltets. @ie er piber On
ben @@lag trat, um feline 8raut berz
aus3ubeben, ba f@lug btefe ben @@letz
e. 3uriid unb 2ubptg glaute, ber
2eibbafttge grin1e i'm an-fo Elm
Seufelsgeii9t ma9te in ibrer @@az
bent reube g Sant@e 2t1ett, bic in beli
S@leiern eeftedt Bate.
v@eu, 2ubpig, bo gudit De?" fagte
iie unb bielt fi@ bic 9iften Dor 2a<
den. ul1nb magit midi nimmer9 Wtqit
MIDI ia entfibre, Du 1@le@ter &erl?
6a1t, midi ia I'M Wagen 10 ber3lt4 an
Sid gebrudt, bab i@ taum atbmen
tonnt'. @elt, mas e'Spdb&e? Mot,
g @re9e 1ibt baboim unb bic Muttsr
bdlt tbr cine @trafprebtgt, bic lie fi4
binter bic Sbrer f@retben pirb. unD
Sir ldbt iie faeen, brau&it nimmer
mteber3utommen. ga Du aber al1e~
3eit brab se>peien bi5t in ber Mirtbz
{&aft, 10 1atdt iie Sir bier Elm Bis
aen @elb - CUR 9o@3eitsrei1'"
limb bic Sante briidte benz 2ubtptg
Elm paar blaue S4etne in bic 9anb,
bic Der @te1gepenbte audi perbluHt
btnnabm.
80, @ott befoblen, 6amit reii' in
bic Welt. 8iuets bait ia f@on!"
Darauf 1ties Sante 2iiett tpieber
in bic Rutf@e unb fnbr na@ Su9e16z
beim 3uriid. Der 2ubpig aber, bet
ni9t pubte, tpte Tim gei@ab, tpuroe
bonn @@aHner in iein Coupe gefaoz
ben, unb ber S@neQ3ug rafelte baz
bon. Gr 1T bann ipGter r@erant" etz
nes groBen S@mei3erbotels %getporben
unb boFt cine reibe @ngldnbertn gu
beiratben. 9 @retb@e fat inapt14en
ben r@@of@" genommen unb TT
Mirtbtn gum r9alben Monb."
Gins qber barf ni@t peri&piegen
perben: Mls lie entfibrt tpuroe, oa
batte Eant9e 2iiett ibr @ebib ba3u
angelegt runb peiolt& ptrb tie bamtt
gu @au1e genedt. ~@e1t, Sant@e,"
betbt es, ~9eptb bait 9u ge9lanbt. Ct
ptrb in ben Saudi pt1tger1 llt1o St@
nebmen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

~ 49, 80 Ea#t ~ N&4N@aI 81 ~ eEEsE u -+-E8 s-.s-l
6D@perebrte 2eieri1! Diefe Sc
fdiate 1T Sbnen az MODERN, gu mn
mSgli@, gu rea1tftif&, 81 fred. SIC
baben redt. Mber b0ren sic nun nod
sbie folgenbe: 81.
b Sic Brinn1ein rieielten rnb raui4s
;it,, perf4lafer ii ber lauer Somrterz
!. nadt. @om Rbein beranf 5ur Burg
Ian Elm frif@er @aGtrouft lnb pte
pee,rtppber ii biefen Quit eirs perllorez
nes gingen unb alingsnl. pis. nolasstz
r1er 9arfe NIB elmer i@Dnen2sl idAttsrz
ftimme. Ser MpnD ffanb bitter tltez
.aenbe1 Wplten etnn1al lem
Sidt bon auf ben Stront, . leuda<
teten ane bic rdltfde1bsA, 3iebenoen
Molten tpie filberne pun5eri4uppen
sc,d -aAb man iotl aud tpobl etnen
1etbten Madber auf ibnen ia& tpieeen,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

Sic 8rauunqsceremonie Dor benz
@tanbesbeamten 1onte eben %beginnen,
als bic 8raut pl0blt4 auf cine UNI
fabbare Mei1e perf@punoen mar.
Die 3eugen barrten, Der 8rdntigam
1mq4te Elm @@atsgrii@t unb Der Be-
dntte 110tbigte bic fonberbare 3rau9e<
;ftnfdaft f<eBlt& gu feinem Bureau
sbit1ulS. "a. ,.7'
] Cd 9dlls BEL ben gltern fanb man
8rait aid ni@t, nobl aber bic
1omaau Sbnua9t, ben 9apa tn 1tez
n6kJ8orns9lutb. Sin Dtenftmaoz
iii Briefein absegeben, in
Rsperloren gegangene 8raut
uufll6t.M MIls benz 9r. Rarl
sannesnnnn,sssbem 8rduttgam a. o.,
lbSs 3a sel9oE snitgetbeilt tporbsn
ar. HIT MENUS %urertpartet &luz
Sc sb Dem Bupa auseinanz
aftatts ebr al repartrea
l111IIiIail IN cut MIltere gum b.
mIBten. r2tebte
119S5 > leibeni@aftlt@,
nda stsp4en aQes in bic
piirbe fie ia bod
So did merben.
SeE dnbed ia aud Elm
31|7|Iil Il go y s. lam; bel iider cine 3uz
I 7II tabe, MIN I'm emanb aunter
$3.50 NIX y VIZ" 1rba bonn mdh>
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

s sss b4tte id ibren Mrtbur eroz
sbsrt bas bstoif4e 'Mittel, bas re
sdngsndnbt wHrbe ibr i@lieblt4 perz
al I'LL sic mar nun .ei1e tnterehar1z
1rau.s SIRE lGbe tpar ei11e Set
Httg cine febr glidliae unb bart1
!ipurbe ,etrte mioberne Gbe" baraus. !.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19
Sbres Stgrtb."
@r-f@pb bic @o4aeit anf...

sic iinb tpirtlid perpDhnt unb
pablerif&, meme @nabigites penn
audi bie1 e .@ntfibrungsgei@t@te ibren
@ef9mad nt9t triHt. Stun, bemabz
rem @ia uns SSbre 9ulb unb letben Sic
uns ibr ro1is Obr nod fir etnen leg
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27

a movement of this sort, because it
is God directed. Mr.. President,
deny it. With all the energy of
my nature / deny it. / deny that
the lax notions of the obligations
Of the marriage vows in some of
the northern and western states
are "God directed" / will never
believe that God directed or con-
t. mplated with anything but as a
frowning, awful disappointment
the picture of man with half a
dozen living wives, or wife, with
a half dozen living husbands.
/ deny that the divorce courts of
South Dakota and Oklahoma, the
latest and most typical develop.
ment and product Of this move
ment, with their.ninety days "resi-
dence" and divorce "while you
wait" for any trivial cause, upon
perjured testimony, as "God d.
rected." 1 assert that He looks
upon the whole vile scene with
fierce anger, modified only by the
pitiful comparison, that, in spite
of all, He still holds for His poor
fallen creatures. All, Mr.. Presi.
dent, the institution of marriage
in the Garden of Eden was "God
directed" but not that in the Ter
ritory of Oklahoma.
And now, sir, why make this
rash statement? Why venture up
on this stormy sea that has
wrecked the homes OF so many
families and the social institutions
of so many states? Any one who
reads the current literature of the
day knows that the enormous in
crease Of divorces is one of the
most appalling social problems of
the day. Why take it on ourselves?
Surely we have enough to deal with
now. That cases, numerous cases, if
individual hardship occur, i will not
pretend to deny, but that these
would be but little benefited, and
that others much harder and much
more numerous would spring up |
peremptorily assert. The war
swept away almost all that was
precious in South Carolina, except
the social system. That we have
retained intact, except during a
brief period already mentioned
from 1868 to 1878, when Mr.. Far
rows "God-directed movement"
struck US.
The sentiment of our people de.
mands it; experience justifies it;
the sources of our law are author
ity for it, and the great establisher
of our marriage sanctions it. Let
us resist the entertainments of
modern degeneracy and stand fast
by our ancient laws. Let marri-
age be, as it has ever been iii
South Carolina, a solemn and
sacred union of one man and one
woman for life, to the exclusion OF
all others; San honorable estate,
instituted of God in the time of
mans innocency, signifying unto
us the mystical union that is be-
twiXt Christ and His church;
which holy estate Christ adorned
and beautified with His presence
and first miracle that He wrought
in Cana and Galilee and is COM
mended of st. Paul to be honorable
of all men; and therefore not by
any to be entered into inadvisedly
or lightly, but reverently, discreet
ly, advisedly, soberly and in the
fear Of God;" where the man and
the woman take each the other for
better or for worse, for which, for
ever, in sickness. and in health; to
love and to cherish, till death
them do part, according to Gods
holy ordinance.
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A Great Lighthouse.

On the Pointe de Penmarch, in Brit
tany, the southwestern point OF the
Finisterre promontory, midway be-
tween Brest and L'Orient, a new light
house is being erected whose light will
be seen one hundred miles in clear
weather, and from twenty-five to
twenty-eight miles when the weather
Is hazy. 1t will be an electric light OF
ten million candle power, and will rise
one hundred and eighty-fve feet above
the sea level, and is to be ready by the
beginning of 1897.
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ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED SPECIALLY FoR The LIGHT
Captain Baldwin, United States
army, reported in the dispatches
in the LIGHT ofyesterday as being
murdered while acting as Indian
agent at the Anadarko agency in
the Indian Territory, was an
officer of the Fifth infantry, whose
headquarters are at Fort McPher-
son, Ga.
Private Smith, who was recently
discharged from troop G, Fifth
cavalry, and who prefers military
to civil life, was a candidate for re-
enlistment in his old regiment
this morning.
Captain Wood, OF the Eigh-
tenth infantry, has been granted
twenty.one days leave.
Private Mcdonald, company B,
Eighteenth infantry, has been or
dered to Hot Springs, Ark, for
medical treatment.
Corporal Anderson, who is can
didate for promotion to commits
sion, is confined to the post hos
pital at Fort Leavenworth with
jaundice.
A court martial OF the Thir-
tenth French army corps, at Cler.
mont. Ferrand, has just sentenced
Private Jolivet, an artilleryman,
to death for assaulting the first
sergeant of his battery, and threat
ening the surgeon because he de-
clined to place him upon sick re-
port.
The Government Rods are now
the champions Of this end OF the
city, having beaten the Fort Sam
Houston nine last Sunday.
Private Hoover, company +,
Eighteenth infantry, has been
granted furlough under the three
years act.
Private Grant, of troop B, Fifth
cavalry, found guilty Of drunken
ness and abusive language, was
given two months and two months.
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Lively Boxing in Toledo.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 30.-Frank
Roy and George Campbell, the
lusty middleweights, are scheduled
to box fifteen rounds or more be-
fore the Toledo Athletic club. The
rooms of the club have been ar.
ranged to accommodate 500 spec
tators. Professor Fred. Brown is
the manager of the bout. The fight
ought to be lively one, as each
man has a record OF from six to ten
battles won.
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The Local Editor.
From the Press and Printer.

The editor of a local paper is the
most thoroughly criticised individ-
ual of community. To escape
criticism he would have to be a
member of all the churches and of
none; prohibitionist and drunk
ard at the same time; a married
man and single man at once; a
philanthorpist and miser at once; a
saint and sinner, genius and a
fool; hypocrite, backbiter, liar
a rascal and the opposite of each.
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Missouri Christian Endeavor Work
ers to Meet.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30.-The first
convention of the Sixth District
Missouri Christian Endeavors will
be held here today and tomorrow.
Superintendent Hardness has sent
out invitations to all the societies
in the Sixth District and expects a
large attendance. This evening
will be devoted to a song and
praise service, handshaking and
the convention sermon. Tomor-
row afternoon will be devoted to a
grand junior rally, led by Miss
Kate Haus, and the evening to a
song, scripture and prayer service.