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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09
County COMBINATIONS.

Drayton Echo.
AT Grafton son was born to Editor
and Mrs. A. L. Woods. j. M. Wylie
has gone to Chicago to purchase goods.
......The engine going south on the N.
P. passenger blew out cylinder head on
Sunday evening, and had to pull the train
with one driver from Drayton to Grand
Forks......H. L. Franklin, while driv-
ing across the track at Pittsburg. was
thrown from his buggy and broke his
arm. .....A farewell social was given at
the residence Of ]. d. Wallace to Rev.
and Mrs. Collinge, who have been sta
toned at Alexandra, MINI. Speeches
were made and resolutions of regret
passed:
Cavalier Chronicle.
Mrs. Cyrus Bechtel is visiting with her
brother MIR. VIM. McCumber, at Great
Falls, Montana. 80. Adam Melville OF
Mclean reports that town, building hall
and that they are getting ready for the
new railroad in the spring /. &. Sheriff Far
row is back from taking young Gould to
the Plankineton reform school. DIR.
Farrow's horse SHE'D and threw him and
y. Rasmussen out of the buggy. Mr.. R.
had his collarbone broken and the doc
tor took his on the nose. 80. Sunday at
Grafton, Ed. Evanston and family, at
tempted to cross the Great Northern
track. The express train caught the
team and killed one of the horses and
tipped the family into the ditch, but hurt
no one. The A. o. U. w. initiated
nine candidates and had big time.
st. Thomas Times.
Mrs. D. G. Mcintosh and daughter re-
turned from Ontario. 500. Chief ofPolice
McCaffery has resigned. %. The editor
of the Times editorially contrasts the
case of Gen. Allen and Col. Hager.
Gen. Allen wants government lob, has
a legislative endorsement, but never was
bona fide resident of this state. Col.
Hager wanted to be consul at Winnipeg,
had legislative endorsement, and had
lived in the state seventeen years, and
always paid his taxes, and asks if Gen.
Aliens case is more worthy? The colon
els question contains its own answer.
The Times suggests Ed. Pierce as post
master at Grafton. and thus settle the
fight. Itwould be popular among news
paper men.
Pink Paper.
Mrs. H. L. Holmes has gone to La
Crosse, Wis. in response to telegram
announcing the death OF cousin.
Special services at the M. E. church.
The experiences OF Father Ge,lin would
make highly interesting material for the
historical society, and steps should
be taken to compile such as may be OBJ.
tainable F.. o. Hellstrom is to open
a law Office in Bathgate. The Hor-
nerites are to tackle Bathgate Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baskin, of Car
Isle, son.
Walhnlis Moun,aineer.
Walhalla has exp. nded 800, 600 in i'm
provements Tor 1899. Mrs. S. i. Ioyce.
had an operation performed by Dr.. Nc
Kenty, removing, the central firE i ln,ne.
ron, the hnnd; tile result Of !. feson on
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09
Commissioners
Proceedings.

Pembina, N. D., February 5, 1900.
Present, Messrs Myrick, Hicks, Often,
Taylor and Sigfusson.
Communication of John Benson in
reference to assessment ON certain lots in
Crystal laid over.
County warrant issued to Security Co.
for excess taxes on certificate 366, 1887
tax sale, amount $500.
Tax deed ordered for Nicholas Sedore.
lots 2 and 3. block 6, Neche, on pay.
ment of taxes.
Also to A. M. O'Connor, lots 8, 9, 10,
block So, st. Thomas, on payment of
original tax sales.
Also to Dan Mcintosh, lot q, block 2e,
ST. Thomas, on payment of original tax
sales.
Also to w. T. Souder, hi Inv or and
e hf sw or 22-162-56, on payment ofsales,
interest and penalties.
February 9Th, 1900.
County treasurer authorized to receive
S9.05 in payment of original personal tax
of 1891.
Tax deed ordered to Thor. Arnasson.
lots and 10, block 6, Colombe's add.
for original sales.
Application. of Geo. Greenwood for
rebate taxes on Stallion on ground that
the animal was assessed in Cavalier coun-
ty, denied OH ground that no showing
was made that animal was assessed there.
Resolved that county auditor accept
original 1897 sale on hf sw or 14-163 Sc.
]. D. Mcdonald, personal tax $40 re-
bated, as property was assessed in Tow
ner county.
Steph Kohles allowed to redeem tax
sales 1s93-95-97 for original sales on
lands in sec u, 19163-52 and and g.
1881 and 81 and 80 in 164.51, also on
lot 6. block l3, Pembina city.
February. Z, 1900.
Chas. Swartz, agent Of N. p. railway.
made protest against assessment on
bitches 8, 5, and on the ground. first
The company is not benefited as thew
have already raised their track and plac-
ed culverts, ETC.; second. that the pro.
cesdings in connection with building the
above dit, hes were irregular and not
according to law.
The hoard will probably adjourn ON
> 'turday. and come back next week TO
.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09
Carlisle.

Ensign Miss Getaway of Winnipeg, will
onduct special Salvation Army meetings
in the South toilette school house, to-
morrow evening, February 10th, at eight
O'Clock, and on Sunday afternoon at two
thirty O'Clock, and in East Carlisle school
house Sunday evening at seven thirty
O'Clock. Do not fail to hear the ensign.
She has been an officer for number of
years and her meetings are interesting to
all.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09
Volcanic Eruptions

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
ofjoy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, cures
them, also old Running and Fever Sores,
Ulcers, Boils, Felons. Corns, Warts
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped
Hands, Chi!blains. Best Pile Cure on
earth. Drives out pains and aches. On
ly 25cts. box. Cure gusrant eed. Sold
by T. R. Shaw, druggist. 6
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09
His Life was Saved.

DR.. ]. E. Lilly, prominent citizen OF
Hannibal, O., lately had wonderful
deliverance from fright,ul death. In
telling Of it he says: 81 was taken with
typhoid fever. that ran into pneumonia;
my lungs became hardened. Twas SO
weak couldn't even sit up in bed.
Nothing helped me. expected.to soon
die of consumption, when heard of Or.
Kings New Discovery. One bottle gave
great lelief; continued to use it, and
now am well and strong. can't say too
muce in its PRAISE This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest cure
in the world for all throat and lung trou.
bic. Regular sizes Soc and 81. Trial
bottles free at 7. r. Shaw's drug store:
every bottle guaranteed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09

her finger... .Howard Hogg has gone
to take treatment for severe catarrh. !. !. !.
Died-At Elm Point, James Brule, aged
70 years. They are piling up stone
for the basement Of the new hotel. {. "A
daughter Of Edmund Harvey is very low
with a complication of diseases. {. /. Fire
broke out around the chimney of the
Bellevue barr but prompt action saved
another conflagration. That was on
Monday, and on Friday heavy smoke
showed defective flue in Attorney
Stacks office. Walhalla is a hot town
for sure.
Emerson Journal.
Hon. D. H. McFadden was elected
without opposition by reclamation ON
Tuesday. MIR. McGirr OF the firm OF
McGirr & Hinton has sold out his inter-
est to his partner and is to go into bust
ness at Nepawa. :. Prof. McRae Of Dray-
ton has accepted an invitation to take
charge of the Presbyterian. choir Of
Emerson, to commence in March.
Neche Chronotype.
Pat O'Hara has nine wolf pelts as
proof of the prowess of his hounds. {. {.
Jos. NORM was in from the pine country
and says work is progressing satisfactor.
ily..... DIR. Donovan has charge of ar.
engagements for the Farmers Institutes OF
the 23rd and oath. ........ The K. P. ball
80 couples and good time.
Hamilton x-Raye.
At the meeting of the fair association
the resignation of Robert Muir as secre.
tary on account of his leaving the city,
was received with regret, and a unani.
nous vote of thanks for past efficien,
services. w. e. Green was elected sec.
rotary pro tenn. 80. Hamilton dramatics
will present "Tony the Convict" during
the institute. .......J L. Brown has sold
his business to M. Sarver and will re.
move to Lakota. 900. The town board
and Landlord Renaud are differing some.
what on the subject of closing the pool
room.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09
Bowesuont.

Rev. w. Watson will hold Episcopal
church services in the school house, on
Tuesday evening, February 18th.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09

9.nae.na camp,3 2z7 H. "a.
Meet every Second aud Fourti. Monday. vi
sitting neighbors cordially invited.
a, n Cons F. NJ. KING,
W. CiarS. v. G.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09

Asculapius cures tina, awful pain
called headache. &c at the drug store.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09

7..a1e.na Ledge 140, a. Q. 2. W.
Meets every arrt and third Monday OF the
Month.
W. W. Recorder. M. W.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09

e..ab.na Ledge, q, a. e. Do a. Ne.
REGULAR meetings in the evenings OF frst ana mo
th,,d Friday Of every month. Visiting bretnren
in good standing are invited.
w. w FELsoN. d ~ " M
Secretary.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09

Degree Of Hoaor.
Meets every Second and Fourth Wednesday.
Mas. W. ]. KNEEsHAw, MRS. c. B. HARRIS.
n ofH. Recorder.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09
PHxslcIANs.

CHAs. e. HARRIS, NE.
ns.,,,o,.r and surgeon. Found at all hours
,,ha3 not professionally engaged, at hie once,
MnS St,tsmsn street at day time and at his resi-
dence on Cavileer street at night
PEMBINA, NORTH DAKOTA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09
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SOCIETIES

~oraer Fest, NE. "a. CAR.
Regular meetings every second and 1ouf'n
Monday Of each month' u
J.d' Adiutant, Post Commander.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09

W. BURKE,
A1ToRNEY-AT-LAW.
Successor to N. G. Young. Real estate loans
and collections.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09

Il. p. BRENNAN, D. y. 8.
DENTIST.
G raauSt3 At Bathgate. Once in the Pioneer
E1nress building. PembiDa. from tho 10Th s 70
the 18th; ct DraYton 18th to 2snd; ~. ont homae
gard to 2Sth; Hamilton 18th 70 last Oh non.n
Batheate and Pembina. N. OAK
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09

w, ). KNEEsHAw,
LAWYER, Will practice in Courts OF Dsk ~.
,rinnesots snd before United States Lana once.
~. ou :" loan and Collections made.
PmMBINA, NORTH DAKOTA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14

BAN iuu 8arnets 0aun for Sames,
men 5aoeren oar life tilfreos, fsr ban
bauoe ia9t belle fit Nuon: Sames
@lPranoer Graham. Goa reo ban bort,
meoens 5e inbfebte petblep at rnabe
e ter bam: r5nruel! 9pftelis &ejie!
aom mart i9en!" oiu.
.9ppe al Stammens 8rieere bar
allerebe 9en99lot nit 8eigs." I%trioer
Dr. Graham. GaraOb: Snbianerne
tror paa en- flor Qanb, iom be talber
yPntu". De tror, ban er preo, nnar
BET toroner, men at ben ltore Qano eff
FER Dem, er for benz en- aloeles nD, itgnt
frnoefulb Tante. 9iSie Sfouens Bgrn
bar ct al Noturen gmt 9ierte, Der er ct
mutt JorbOlo me1em 6orRl6re o9
gsrn os 8grn Os 5Oralbre. 3erenbe
par bet of ie, buorlebeS nr9le un9e
Snoianere, Spnner al en- 9nmmel, ipg
8ri9er, tom til mig, ba les bar 2anoss
bpen, o9 men 9aarer bgnfnlot mig ON
at belbreoe beres Jaber, ON ieg tunbe.
Den Gften, ieg bar / Serraia, iua ies
en- bel 5amilie / 9aarer. 9e flusebe
fig tnteli9t, auinoerne qneo fig pau
Siberne Of 9ooebet, MenOene pau
Banoen. st Barn Of 6umilien bapoe
nemlis ueret borte / tire 9a9e, os MI
9r9b be alle al @lGoe ooer at
babe fuubet bet issn. Seq sreb trats
~Qeitisbeoen til at forteae Dem fiot ON,
bpilten @l9be, Der bliuer / 0imlen Uoer
en- eneite Spnber, iom omuenoer fig. =
Sfnlbe Der life pore en- eler anben Of
mine bpioe Brebre, lom oitoe saa ub os
leoe bisle foroiloebe 6aar IND / ben sooe
9prbes 5olo2"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14
Sc itnnllne Nf9noer,

MisRonar 8tsbb | Muulmein /
8asinoien baooe lom Spro9l9rn en-
Birmaner PED Moon So gote. Wtiss
ioneren bauoe nof funnel iaa fig en-
~triitelis SproelHrer, men bells bar ap>
8ote en- fottrafieli9 SENDER af tit ennos
Spros, bells baabebe ban o9ian, at bans
anlGttelle Dos W%isionRren piloe p9re
en- sunitis 9ellisbeo for BAN til at lare
npeet Of ariltenoommen. Saa lRfe
be oa Bibelen paa birmanf meb 6inans-
ben, os iaa mart MisfcnRreu tunbe
tale birmnnlf, talte ban Usioa meb
Manben ON Qi9ubstieaeltens 0aarlfab
o9 Spnoi9beo o9 ON 5relien8 Bel IL
Seius 8rifus. rnoertiben bifalot SO
Bofe; TIL ban bar en- Wano meo goo
6orituno: men ioa 9joroe ban .osIaa
Snooenotn9er. Oct bar en- luer Ops
gaze for bam at op9ioe fine 6eores
3ro.
On Gag gift Misfonaren meo BAN
ino ct Nf9uostempel. Ser fob Der
en- &atte Nf9uosbiueoer, lom SEQ 8ofe
bibtil baooe tilbeoet. vytu oil iee pre-.
oite for oiSie @uOer", ia9oe Wisiiou9a
rem oe begDnote at tale iii benz, Iom
ON be bar Wenneiter. y6pab for nos
oct, 2arer2 ia9se SO YOte, ybe fora
ftaar big 10 life" Misfiuneren ipas
rebe sunlfe rOlis: p5Orituar be big,
naar on beoer til benz, iaa f~orItaar De
osiaa mig, noar jes preoifer foe bem."
So 8ote iaa eunite belfemmet ub.
v4erer", iusoe ban, Dbe er life anost
END Soro us 8ano; be fuu bperfen Ie,
bsre, fsle, ipile eaer f%Oritaa. Seq oil
life mere tifbece bent" Seuere ben fora
talts ban oenne Beaioenbeo til 6ru
8i5bp og %tilfeieoe: nSes er afbris |
nit 2iu bleoen iaaleoeS beItemmet.
De, iom tilbeber afsuber moa bore
gaaet fra Gorltunben."
0oale Tiger lenere bao So Bofe til
ben eoise CUB o9 forfpnbte fine 9anos-
m9no Sanbbeben / ariitus Seius.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14
Sra N%D=Sebriberne.

gIt for NuItrnaanoet, omtrent 800
Mi( uoe / bet fore Ocean, ligger
gSruppen gtp. Sebriberne, iom bleo op'
ba9et omtrins peo 1906 Of Spanierne
og beisst Of Goot paa bans fiofe &ejie |
1874. @n9lanoerne sao gerne beres
nuuarenoe Wuon, os 1883 bejiebes Der
ben frantic Sane, men glp Sebriberne
er enbnu fun tibet tenbt o9 niit / Sir
~feligbeoen uafban9ise. Tiliammen uo-
9sr De ct 5laoerum al $40 8uaoratmil
meb 10000 Snobp9sere.
Sorobunoen er fru9tbar, itoobeuots
Ieoe 6oie oetsler meo pn6i9e DALE,
men alimaet er ouerOroentli9 uiunb for
@~uropeere. Befoltnin9en oriper Q9ers
oprtnin9. Stibsfurt o9 no9en Snouftri.
Den bprer iii Bnpuaerne, Der bar Tort,
f%raiti9t, / 9otter p%otienbe 9aar og az
ito bar oiit fig fienbtlisere o9 uom'
aenoeliaere oper for fremmebe eno be
lpIe, penli9e Walaper paa De f%iernere
Der % poa Mnlntfa / Bu9inbien. Set
Dor ber paa Gp' 9ebrioerne, at Or. s..
81. 8aton oirteoe til lna flor Yelii9s
nelle paa Nneitpum o9 andre Smaas
per, % efter bans 9eo er bans Sen,
Yaitor 5reb. 5. 8aton, troaot |
bans 5obipor iom Goanseiiets Senoe'
buo blanot De raa o9 uiloe poa fine
Steber enonu menne1teRbenoe Pa'
puaer.
8aitor 8nton bor / qan9fumu paa
gen Maletula al 8oaoratmil meb
10, 600 9nobp9gere), men bar 8iita'
TONER - for 3ioen 8 - runot ON pao
fere af De andre Ger. Snoisote &riitnt
biGlper BAN / Nrbejoet, baooe iom Sea:
%iefeter. 2arere % 2G9er, os bet er
bet belle fife 8iQeoer, ban / fine Breot
opruIer at @uan9eliets 6rem9an9
oisle biotil iaa mgrfe @9ne.
Brep1frionin9 er MI noaet, BON ifft
aiuer fig mere al meo END bsjit ngopen'
oist. TIL = iom ban flyer = bet beoe,
tropiIte 8lima er iaa uomnttenbe, q
ban / fine faa 5ritimer Tar melt Qnf
-
iii nt li9se os bsle i fin af 3smmer op.
isrte spite, Der meb itertt SernbeIlaq
er beitpttet mob De bpppise, frDSteli9e
Ortuners Raleri.
pan9fumu INSTRUMENTATION er om9i'
pen al en- Stenmur. Snoenfor li99er
8irfen os Mislioneren8 8olis tiuiee.
mec flere tnofsotes !6ptter meo en- lille
0ape meo mango Orau9etraer oa 9lnn.
mas. @rgnt er Der en- Oper1eoi9bet
al, o9 8ilb9noer o9 anost 6u9lepilot
briu9er Nfuefslins / Maaltioet. Mis.
ioneren bOioer en lille Slot Of @eoer.
Rnn mac imiolertio for Selbreoets
Stplo paste neie pua. buob os bpor.
mc9et mon ipi er", i%trioer 9atou
p9taar 5eberen er / @nmard, flptte'
je9 iii nit fife Sonatorium, en- Ulils
Sci fra Ran9fumu, paa 3oppen af Ell
9ej meo uoiist ouer Sapet. 5Or npli{
sennemrejlte ies meb en- anben Misiio.
ner belle Maletula. 8i Tom til @ene
boor enbnu insen buio Manb fsr ba'
fat fin Sob, men De inofsote mootog o.
oenliet. Seq par oa lise fommen mi
efter ct Gnfalo 5eber= os 8uloesps
ninser, Der hapoe paret | ii 0ase o.
siOrt bet umulist for mig at npoe be
minbIte."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14
Sra Miaiiousmarfen.

MaHse praiter er meset banse for
at beoe beres ~Daeni9beoer ON @auer tif
CUBS Riges 6remme. 8nn inmme
Wanbe er noale 0ebninsemisfionerer
an9iteli9e PED at title 8rou til be arilt.
ne oerube euer til benz, lom pnlfer at
bliue bet. @runoen er pua besse Ste
Der ben Inmme: man frp9ter for at
ifremme en- og anoeu bort, buis man
rgrer ueo Ben8epun9en.
Garen oerueo er pilt life flor, naor
oct bliper orepet meb Mnaoe % 5or=
ltano. 90 De, iom uirfelig Oannes tit
at sipe, oil beri9ennem faa 9erreH %
bans Sag enb mere fer.
Dette 5or6olb bfiper itareIt beiDit
ube paa Misiionsmarfen. Bet er l9res
riot o9 nniporenoe at bgre &eiter ber
uoe fra en-:
81 n.1 II b er o 70.
0erueo f%oritaar mon iuIt Yrincipet
ON, at be 9%eoninsetriftne itrats fra Be-
gpnbelie n lfal oenne8 til at siue, iao
be mere o9 mere fan lore ielo at unoera
bolbe beres Bralter % 29rere bio.
Deb en- 1tsrre observation-disclosures,
iom aarlis bofbes / Clifton Springs /
Staten New Yorf, iasoe / afoi9te Cons
mer Cru Ieuius, bpis afbeoe Mans
bapbe peret Misiionar | &ina:
vDa 0r. 0euius / 1854 fom til ais
no, foreianOt ban Der QrbeiOsmetOoer,
iom fraoeoe fore GUNNER fra 5iema
lanbet. Sanbipnli9uis funbe man lite
oaa frem paa anben Maabe. Deg er
bet mulist, OF ri / be fsrlte Narinser,
efter at aina bar blenen aabnet, lite
gioroe os riStis Hart, at iunb os parig
5remi tribt lter life peb en- riselis Gns
penbelie al 8en9e, men alene oeo Ger
rens Ianb.
OR. geepius unoerfofteoe belle bette
| Sperqsmaal en- npje Brgoelie . San
unberisste be Misfonsi tationer, iom
bruste minoit al fremmebe 8en9e og
lammenlignebe benz meo andre, buOr
man bru9te ri9elis.
Ssnbtil fin 0eb a ban ooerbepiif
ON, at man paa ale Misiionsomraaoer
ber benntte iaa faa fremmeoe Berse
lom muli9t."
Oct f~remb9oeoe8 o9iaa, at oenne
8etragtrin9 oanot mere o9 mere Wearf
8ina. Men poa 8orea bnooe man /
bpiere Grab boft Die for bet itrafs fra
8eopnoelien al. O9 ianoipnli9oiS er
Der life noset 5teo / @erben, buor man
bar naaet iaa aste o9 uarlse Geiultos
ter.
De Hefte europpiife MisiionSielIfas
Der bor MI ftore pefuniere @aniteliga
6eoer. 6lere af Dem meoer 4or efter
g(ar meo betpoeli9e 1noerItuo. Mon
Serren oermeo pit leoe % til at inoa
lfr9nfe arbejoet2 8isieli9 iffel
Snarere pil ban lpsse os paa 0ierte
at sioe mere; men oernGit osiau, at
ri Ital lare be un9e ariitne Der uoe
at poe mere. Get oil manite. III en-
9io Iframme enfeltf bort; men bet pll
oaIaa sipe mere Sunobeo u9 8orl9beo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14

MucbetbS er bet eueite 2ampes
9laS, iom bliner aperteret.
SpOrfOr?
Set er oct eneite lOm er p9rb
Gpertering.
Grit til alatbstb. gitfs6nrabs pa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

a theatrical success there for year,
bat she remains a conspicuous and at
tractive figure in certain set OF Eng
lish society. Her husbands action for
divorce is not likely to have any effect
on her position. Kyrle Bellew, who
appeared with Mrs. Potter when she
acted last, is said to be on his way to
Australia, where he is to play in the
principal cities without the co-opera-
ton OF Mrs. Potter, says the New York
Sun. 1t is not generally known that
it was Mrs Potter and not Mrs. Carter,
who seemed likely to be the first ac-
tress trained by David Belasco. When
she decided to become professional
actress She was on the point OF ac-
cepting an offer from Daniel Frohman.
Henry C. Miner, who was anxious at
tina. time to attract attention in the
atricals, whether he made money Or
not. heard that Mrs. Potter was about
to go ON the stage and had received an
offer from Daniel Frohman, with whom
David Belasco was at that time asso-
ciated. So he made Mrs. Potter a
much more liberal offer and she ac-
cepted it. The financial returns at that
time were greater, but the actress fu-
ture career might have been very diifer-
ent if David Belasco's wonderful tai
ents had been devoted TO her training
Mrs. Carriers career shows that.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

1t has been well said that the gentle
words of a sweet voiced woman, love
freighted, will win from error souls
which can be reached by no other hui
man agency. A gentle voiced woman
has more power to calm the storms and
the hearts of men and the worlds tenn
pests than all the harsh and clashing
shrieks and stentorlan tones on or un-
der the earth.
When one can hear the sweet notes
of mothers voice singing lullaby to
her baby in the dusk and observe how
calming it is to him, however cross and
fretful he may be, one can realize what
there is in human voice. and. though
one may not know bar of music from
a bar of soap or bank note from a
musical note. still he can discern the
difference between a harsh, abrupt, dis
cordant sound and one gentle, persua-
sive and tender.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

tious complacency, believing the scare
ity of food to be visitation of their
gods, calmly saw starvation approach
ing and made little or no effort to
avoid it. They have learned the secret
OF living upon nothing, but when that
nothing fails them it is the. old, old
story of famine and plague and want.
Millions of these people live upon one
cent a day. But they are so thiekly
settled that they swarm over the plains
of India like insects, and where in 9TH
er countries one or two might die of
want million must suffer here. I'm
reasoning antipathy for modern farm
ing implements handicaps the native
in his farming, and his Indifference and
fatalism heighten the difficulties of the
Anglo-Saxon reformers who have been
laboring for the uplifting of the black
in that country. Although their suffer
ings are beyond imagining, they accept
plague and famine without stirring a
hand. Even the wealthy rajah OF a
famine stricken district will squander
a fortune for his personal qualification
with thousand mothers starving mis-
erably outside his palace walls. The
mob does not stone those walls, but
takes what it can pick up and accepts
its sufferings as the gift of the gods.
The English government has done a
great deal to mitigate their sufferings
and gigantic organized charities have
been sent in operation time and time
again. The death rate, consequently,
has been somewhat reduced, but the
danger will not be entirely obviated
until enormous irrigation works are
established throughout central India
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

upon the stage, with . voice scarcely
second to hers, but without her beauty
and peculiar great personality.
Though sIrfeited with stage success,
Nellie Leonard has never forgotten her
old friends and, of an afternoon when
she is not playing, you will find her
at home with her family around her.
To her sisters she gives her handsome
stage gloves after they have been
worn once or twice; and to her other
friends the pretty ribbons, laces and
finery which Queen of Song can az
ford to throw away.
A caller once begged an old glove as
a gift: Il am afraid / must refuse
you," laughed she: my sisters come
UP to see me once in while and clean
me out of those things"
All the Leonard children were pre-
cocious and are now making successes
in private and public life.
Few people know that Cynthia Leon
ard, of political fame, is Miss Russelrs
mother THE dearest, sweetest old
mother any woman ever had" says
Miss Russell.