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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-07-07
Great Success.
nqua Season at Big Stone
One of the Best.

ere Oeen larger attend !
more enthusiastic audienc
Better talent. The officials
rge have exercised great
zion in the choice of lectur-
a entertain ments as has
proved by those who have
" appeared. Opening Sat.
\ evening with a prelude by
A ears favorites, Rounds |
q Orchestra and Specially
18th Flora Sprague Rounds,
4 Wilhelm and Mr.. Rounds
4 lolsts, followed by VIM,
mick and the wonderful
fonte in a stirring appeal
e love and vation of
and animals and not for
4eStructlOE.
gday the orchestra was as
4 In their preludes by Mrs.
Miss Rams dahl and Miss
maker, vocalists, who more
yleased their audiences and
I compelled to respond to
FOus encores. The speak
The day was DR.. CathelI, an
opal clergy man, who used
3 afternoon talk the sub
& Orators and Oratory. and
Aasterful handling of the
et brought an immense au
y in the evening to listen to
9reat address on Lincoln.
sg been born in Georgetown,
and being II years old at
me Of the war he came into
nal touch with the nation S
8nd the evening was made
erfully interesting by the
spal touch he gave his sub.
he great audience listening
Ound for an hour and forty
Sinutes.
aday afternoon was given
lnds and his all star spec
cO., with Miss Wilhelm, Mr..
Is, Miss Pierce, Miss Bur
md Mrs. Dart soIoists, to
the largest afternoon au-
rs in the history OF the
aug ua, and all we're delight
gain in the evening an i'm
audience greeted Chas.
I'd Russell, a man who is
! the world ahre with his
nce on the brotherhood of
sing as his text, "Am ]
others keeper, and set
oe matter definitely to the
action of all present.
ss day, owing to the celebra.
~ Orton vile, there was
g doing at the Auditorium
yening, when Miss Jean
King made her first APP
ce IN short sketches and
4 rs for half an hour. She
that all present on Wed.
when she will be the at
"a both afternoon and even
al be more than repaid,
M certainly has no peer in
Eterpretation. The main
ION Tuesday evening were
rinces Of entertainers the
M Square Quartette, and
e time they appeared un-
s last moment was one
bud of enjoyment. The
sus Of opinion all over the
is that if there was not
s thing on the programme
be has already had their
rs worth, but some OF the
st are yet to come, and
easing crowds prove that
gram me is Hitting the
srnors Dav Friday with
ors Vessey aud Eberhart,
Ladies Orchestra and
Grand Opera Quartette,
ling doing every minute
day, the prince Of enter
just a smile. a laugh, a
Ralph Bin CHAM, honor,
Der Of the Pen and Pen
Ep and first president Of
ernational Lyceum Asso
lay the last day will see
latest audience of the sea-
q a most fitting close in a
concert in the afternoon
ht company of artists,
us Orchestra, assisted by
4 lincoln Lane, soprano. In
{ ening DR.. Hagerman. one
worlds greatest divines, a
lloquent speaker and gift
4 Tor.
weather has been id deal and
hg feeling of friendship is
! and everyone seems to be
k the time of their lives.
ptel, again ender the man
pt of Col. Fitch & Co., is
=
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-07-07
A Pertinent Question.

- TSTtIUene AuSStsOVs
Papa" queried small Lola. who
was watching the sun rise. where
does the dark 60 when daylight
comes?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21

arranging the registry books in these
municipalities of over 5000 are also
given. The leaves Of the book shall be
indexed from A to p.
In the FIRST column there shall be en-
tered a number opposite each name at
the completio Of the registration on
the last day. In the second and third
columns the urnam and Christian
name respectively; In the fourth col
umn the number and in the 9Th the
street of the voters residence: in the
sixth column the number Of the floor
or occupied; in the seventh col
umn the full name Of the householder,
tenant, subtenant or apartment lessee
with whom the voter resides; In the
eighth column the voters age; In the
ninth his length Of residence by years
IN the state; in the tenth the country
Of his nativity; in the eleventh the
name Of the municipality from which
he last registered or voted; in the
twelfth If the voter is In business for
himself or with others the name IN
der which he is so In business or the
name Of his present employer. II he
is not In business and has no employ.
ment there shall be entered the name
under which he was last In business
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21

cy to which the candidate Is pledged
or to distinguish him as belonging to
a particular faction Of his party. Sew
era1 candidates, who 30 request, shall
be b~rscketed together and such a desr
ignation printed opposite their names.
Each candidate for the nomination
for senate or assembly shall file with
his nominating petition a statement
to the effect that he win vote for that
candidate for United States senator
who has received the highest number
Of, votes In his party in the state at
the primary election or this:
During my term OF Office | shall
consider the vote Of the people for
United States senator In congress- as a
recommendation which l shall be at
liberty to disregard II the reason fol
doing SO seems to me to be sufficient"
Section 8 declares that all candi
dates for governor and congressmeI
shall be nominated at the primaries
One thousand voters of a party may
sign the nominating petitions for gov
ernor and 200 In a congressional dis
trict those for congressman. The sign
ers to these petitions may name three
men In their petition as q committee
on vacancies, who in case of the dealt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
or the name Of his last employer.
"9Ignsture Copy"

These statements must be signed as
true by the voter and shall be known
as signature copy" If the voter
cannot write or sjf the board shall
take down his answers to these ques-
tons: What IS your fathers full
manner Your mothers full name? Are
you married or slnglef Where did
you actually reside Immediately prior
to taking up your present residence
State floor and character Of the prem.
ises."
These are to be known as Identified
ton statements for registery day, and
the county clerk shall furnish FIVE cop.
ies Of them to the chief Of police OF
the municipality to ascertain II the
statements are true.
The chiefs reports are to be kept fol
public inspection. On election in mu
inequalities Of over 5000 similar ques
tons are to be signed by the voter and
the signatures compared. II the sigma
lures appear to be the same q membeI
Of the board shall so certify In the pol
book.
If the voter says he cannot read b
! CONTINUED on page 16.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21

Of a person Endorsed may file a new
petition not less than fifteen days
prior TO the primaries indorsing a new
candidate. The ballot to be used at
the primaries is described, and the d.
rections to the voter how TO mark his
ballot are set forth. There shall be
no Endorsement upon the back Of any
ballot, and the distribution and use Of
the official ballot shall be confined to
the polling room exclusively.
Should any voter spoil the ballot
given him when he goes to vote he
shall receive another, but no more
than two shall be furnished any voter
except at the discretion Of the board.
II a voter marks his ballot for more
candidates for any office than are to
be selected therefor the ballot shall
not be void as to the candidate for any
other Office. 4
Personal Registration.
In section II It is provided that in
municipalities Of more than 5000 In
habitants a personal registration shall
be required and no registration by at
fdavit shall be allowed. The third
registration day therein shall be on
Tuesday two weeks next preceding
the general election. Directions for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
Don't Be Bald.
Nearly Anyone May Secure a Spleen
did Growth Of Hair.

We have a remedy that mas a
record Of growing hair and curing
badness IN SO ont Of every 100
cases where used according to direc-
lions for a reasonable length of time.
That may seem like a strong state
meut-lt is, and We mean it to be.
and no one should doubt it until
they have put claims to an
actual test.
We are 50 certain Rexan SO"
Hair Tonic will cure dandruh, pre-
rent badness, stimulate the scalp
and hair roots, stop falling hair and
grow new hair, that We personally
give our positive guarantee to re-
fund every penny paid us for it in
every instance where It does not
. give entire satisfaction to the user.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is as
pleasant to use as clear spring water.
It is delightfully."- perfumed, and does
not grease or gum the hair. Two
sizes. soc. and 500. With our
guarantee back Of It, you certainly
take no risk. Sold only at u store
The Rexall Store. Seaman, drug
l gist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch.
1870 Hull Street,

Phone Madison 11o.
a large docket will confront Justice
H a Maurice this morning in Police
Court, Part 9. Il. NJ. Sheffield, for whom
a warrant was Issued Saturday, charg-
Ing him with disorderly conduct, gave
himself UP to the police yesterday. J.
S. Llfford. charged with the Same Of
tense. did likewise Saturday afternoon.
Andrew Toney and J. Griffin have also
been arrested on similar charges. ]. p.
Anderson, who was taken Into custody
Saturday. will have to answer charge
OF non-support.
Yesterday TN the Churches,
Rev. w. Asbury Christian. presiding
elder, preached last night in the Cen
trail Methodist Church, on account Of
c. Pfeiffer, who is i'll. The pulpit yes
terday morning was occupied by Rev.
j. N. Latham, y. D., pastor Of Centenary
Methodist Church.
Large congregations were present at
both services yesterday in the Cowardin
Avenue Christian Church.
a special musical program, carried
out by a splendid choir. was u feature
at both morning and evening services
In the Oak Grove Baptist Church,
tor. preached.
In the absence OF the former rector.
Rev. ". J. wilkinson. who was uneS-
pectedly called away by Bishop Ran
rial Episcopal Church. was supplied
yesterday morning by DR.. Upshur.
Rev. w. c. Sale, the pastor preached
at both services yesterday In the
Weatherford Memorial Church.
Meet TO-MOrrOw.
The monthly meeting Of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society Of the Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church Will take
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
| IBERIA VIEWS
CLEAR HORIZON
Financial Cloud Lifted and
Obstacles to Loan
Removed.

ruary. LIT now. seems practically
certain G.. that Liberia has been saved
The financial cloud which recently
hung SO threateningly over her has
been lifted at last and clean horizon
can be viewed.
financial representa- tive of Liberia, to
MonroYia. during the recent session
OF the legislature. served to bring
about this agreeable condition. He re
mat space of time he cleaned up ali
the local obstacles which we're in the
way Of obtaining the much needed
There were three main barriers to
the proposed loan--thc adjustment OF
the kanre Lahun question with Eng
land. the ratification Of the new bound
airy delimitation treaty with France,
and the reform Of the judicial system
of Liberia. To settle these questions
was the oStensible purpose Of the visit
We're absolutely necessary to obtain
the consent of England and Franco to.
ana thelr CO opera ton in, the read
justment Of the finances OF Liberia
Judicial reforms were necessary to
guarantee the safety and security of
capital invested in the country.
There had been strong opposition to
district to England and the ratification
Of the new boundary with France, and
the legislators We're afraid to consent
" cltncT. on account of
the ,approa ching elections. They were
ioath 10 render the dissatisfaction OF
the voters more acute by passing the
unpopular act transferring this terri
Tying the boundary agreement with
France was on the ground that it was
an unjust usurpatton on the&part Of
that government.
At a luncheon given by President
Barclay. at which many Senator'S and
representatives. We're present, Mr..
Falkner took occasion TO drive home
some plain and unpleasant truths re-
earding the Liberian situation, with
special reference to the credit OF I.ibe-
ria in the money markets of the world.
would remain zero If tho Legislature
did not at once settle these three
threatening questions. Should they be
left open, he could not guarantee any
cumstances consider refunding I.ibc-
rias debt.
There was no further hesitation OH
the part Of the Legislature as there
was no other alternative for Liberia
should the proposed loan fall through
The delimitation treaty was signed,
and kanre l.ahun passed under, the
ton OF $4,000, and q strip OF territory
about rs large as kanrc Lahun itself.
situated on the southeast of this ter
ritory. The act reforming the Judi
ciary was tabled. for the reason that
the session of the Legislature was too
near the close to give the measure
due consideration. This act would pro-
vide a simple system of circuit courts
with the republic divided into four
Judicial districts and the Judges Of tho
supreme bench to act in conjunction
with these circuit Judges.
Ono result of Mr.. Falkners visit
here was the appointment of an In
ternal debt commission, TO ascertain
the amount of the floating debt with
in tho republic. and to classify this
with a view to It's liquidation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
VAIN HUNT
FOR s YEARS
Mrs. Henson Hunted for Something
to Help Her During Eight Years,
But Found Nothing Until She
Began to Take Cardui.

Purcell, Okla May Henson, or
this place, says: For nearly eight years
suffered from wonlanly troubles, and
could not find anything that did me any
good.
had such pains could not do my
work, and could hardly even lie down.
tried different doctors, but got worse
all the TING. was told by several to take
Cardui and decided to give it trial
The very first bottle helped me, and by
the time | had taken five bottles was
well and could do my own work
| think every suffering woman should
take Cardui Any one who doubts that
it Will cure should try it, as did, and
they will never doubt it again.
As a remedy for womcns ills Cardui
has no equal. For more than so years
commencing before most OF the readers
helping sick women back to health and
strength.
II You are weak, tired, WORKOUT, or
suffer from any Of the pains peculiar to
women, or from rregularity, we urge you
to give Cardu fair trial. Begin to-day
Your druggist sells it.
NOTE.-1he Cdydui Home Treatment
Tor Women consists Of Cardui {Sl), Thcd-
ford's lack-Dralight esq, or Vclvo
(5oc), for the liver, and Cardui Antiseptic
t5Cc) These remedies may be taken
singiy, by themselves, if desired, or three
together, as a complete treatment for
women's ills. Write 10 Ladies Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tanooga, Tenn, for .Sbccia! Instructions
and 64-pagc book, Home Treatment for
Women" sent in plain wrapper on re-
quest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
Social and
p ersonal

IA r. AND MRS. JACOB REIN
VI HARDT announce the engage
ment and approaching mar
rage OF their daughter, Dora Belle. To
william ) liudgins. also OF Rich
mond The wedding. which will lie
celebrated ut the home OF Tic brides
parents OH April 25 Will be Il very
orliiiant affair. and q number or out
o1-town guests Will be present Miss
teinhardts father Is one OF the best
SHOWN musicians In Richmond. Her
wedding Will be a notable event
Miss Tyler Engaged.
Or. and Mrs. Lyon Gardiner Tyler,
OF williamsburg. have announced tho
engagement of their daughter. julia
Gardiner. TO DR.. James Southall VIII
son, professor ri English in the Col
lego of William and Mary. The we'd
dlnE Will take place IN old Bruton
fhrish Church, Williamsburg. on Eas-
ter Monday.
Miss Tyler Is we'll known In Rich
inond and throughout tho state She
IS granddaughter or President John
iSler, and belongs to one OF the most
prominent families In Virginia and the
south. DR.. Wilson Is I; graduate or
William and Mary. Of the Univcrsity
OF Virginia and Of Princeton lynivers-
NY. The wedding Will be one of the
fashionable events Of Easter week
Engagement Announccd
George J. Freddy announces the on
sagement OF his sister, Miss 1Iadgo
freedlcy. to Or. Hcrant Baron Matteos-
sian Miss Freddy Is the daughter
Or the late Samuel Frcedley. and has
been we'll known IN social, literary ANA
pIilianthropic circles since her debut
he groom elect Is equally we'll known
among the younger men OF Constnn,i-
hople. Turkey, where he comes Of a
prominent and highly cultured ArIncn-
ian family iic and his father are
both graduates OF the University Of
Iennsylvania and both are American
citizens. The wedding Will be cole
DRAFTED during the Eastcr season
Returned to AtInntn.
Miss Alsry Traylor, who has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
News Of South Richmond

place tomorrow afternoon in the leo-
ture-room Of the church. #
"Lovc, CoUrtship md 1InrrinEc."
Love, Courtship and Marriage" will
be the subject of q lecture Tomorrow
night at S o'clock In tho Central Meth
odist Church by Rev. w. III. Atwill. OF
Petersburg. Mr.. Atwell has been
brought to South Richmond under tina
auspices OF tho Wesley Bible class.
which has mado extensive preparations
for the event s5
Boot Socihi."
For the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Cowardin Avenue Chris
tan Church, there will be boot sos
cial" on March 90. The affair will take
he a great success Elaborate prepara-
tions have been made for the occasion,
and the committee in charge has ar
TanEed for q fine musical program. i-sL-..-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13

for further service that night. The
balance Of the Journey was made over
rough and rugged. roads on horseback
to Shenandoah. which was reached III
70 board the early train for Hagers-
town. 1t was the first time that the
a railroad train. and the swaying 10
and fro of tho coach made her sick
With brave heart. however. she made
the best OF 1t, and as soon as a Hagcrs-
town minister tied the knot tho young
couple lost no time getting hack home.
They We're tired and sleepy from their
strenuous experience, and they have
home.
The Frederick county, Democratic
ternoon and decided to hold the prl-
mary on Tuesday. June IL. A resolu-
9n mss auaea % the Ret est N
vembcr election are invited to partci-
pate in the primary, provided they
bind themselves to support the nomi-
nees. B. c. Shull was reelected chair
man.
Thus far the authorities OF Rocking
ham and Shenandoah counties have
been unable to run down the gang OF
incendiaries who have been burnins
harms and other outbuildings In those
counties during the past two weeks.
number Of such buildings nave been
burned, and everything points to incen-
diarism.
The Winchester and Frederick Coun-
ty Business Mems Association, with
S. T. Lupton as president. was organ
iZed on Friday night by large NUM-
Der Of the leading men of the city and
county. 1t being the object of the as
ISOLATION to place the natural resources
and commercial advanta COS OF tho city
and county before the people Of other
sections in an attractive manner.
The old Episcopal Female Institute
property, which was the headquarters
of General Phil Sheridan during tho
Civil War while he was In Winchester
was sold by the owners several days
ago to y. b. Richards. Of Frederick
county.
Members Of the Winchester Minis
Common Council the other night and
urged that no amendment be enacted
to the sunday law regarding the sale
or tobacco. The ministers declared
that they had always bought their
Sunday tobacco on Saturday night,
end that other people could also do SO.
The Council took the same view. and
directed the police to enforce the laIv
as it now stands on the statute books.
Calvin ". Roberts. employed as night
Bunker Hill. was found dead In the
furnace room several nights since.
death resulting from a sudden attack
OF heart disease. He was forty ono
years old and leaves a large family
connection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
YOUTHFUL COUPLE
NOT DISCOURAGED
Wed After Many Difficulties and
Are Forgiven-No Trace
of Incendiaries.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Winchester Va. March lo-Bcnja-
min Breeden and his distant cousin,
Miss Maud Breeden, aged seventeen
and eighteen years. respectively. Of
the mountain section OF Rockingham
in Hagerstown. but not until they had
encountered difficulties sumcicnt to
discourage any except such as are OF
a determined and long-sufferinG ma
ture. Breeder enlisted the services Of
Miller Davis. OF Elllton, to assist him
in his mission across tho mountains.
and tho start was made late at night.
tho carriage drove up she came ont OF
clump of bushes. where she had been
hiding. and was lifted into the surrey,
which was driven of at a rapid gait
so rapid. In fact, that one OF tho wheels
broke of. rendering tho vehicle unfit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
BURIED MINE RS
NOT YET REACHED
Officials Bend Every Effort to
Expedite Work Of Rescue.
Ten Bodies Recovered.

Duluth. Mimi, March 12.--Ten bodies
crushed almost into an unrecognizablc
mass have been taken from the Nor
man open-pit mine at Virginia, Mimi.
whero cave-in occurred Saturday
evening. burying twenty-siN miners.
Sixteen bodies have not been reach
eel, but the mine officials are bending
every effort to expedite the work of
rescue. 4 large force OF men is work
ing vigorously but It is not believed
any of the men will DO taken out
alive.
To hasten the work. additional
CLANS have been sent for. and these.
capable of lifting many tons OF ore.
will, 1t is thought, bring to light the
missing bodies before many hours
clapse. Tho ten bodies recovered lie
at Il morguc. which has been besAged
al! day by wives. children and rcla-
tivcS Of the men. The scenes OF
agony and distress are such rs to af-
feet tho stoutcst heart
The cause of the catastrophe is at
tributable, it Is said. to the thaws Of
the last few days suddenly looseninE
boulders and earth. and causing the
ore body to slight toward the bottom
Of the pit
a Gordon OF guards Is stationed
about the works to prevent entrance
of those who are not identified with
tho plant. and the only infornlat ton OBJ
tainablc is that which is gathered
from those who emerge from tho niue
for their homes. was asserted by
some tonight that 1T may require two
days before all of the bodies arc re-
covered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
FIRE IN ALEXANDRIA.
Glass Company Stables Destroyed,
Burning Five Horses to Death.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Alexandria, Va, March 12-Fire of
an unknown origina shortly before 5
o'clock this morning destroyed the
sta bics at the plant of the Old Do
mlnion Glass Company, burning 10
death five valuable horses The WaE-
onS. which were In the rear part of
the stable were saved In addition.
a quantity of feed. together with hnr-
ness. was also destroyed The loss Is
estimated ;ut $4,000. with but little in
surance. The entire fire department
responded to the alarm. and prevented
the factory OF the company from be-
ing destroyed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
~ - ~
Wtae---Ney.
LSnecial to ING rlmes.nisnatnh

lSpeciaI TO Tho T1mes- Dispa tch. !
afternoon at 1880 o'clock a wedding OF
interest TO a wide circle Of friends and
acquaintances was solemnized at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. New, when
their daughter, Miss Olga Ncy., be-
came tho bride OF Clarence WISE OF
St Louis. u. former resident OF Har-
risonhurg. and son OF tho late Albert
Wise, The ceremony was performed
by Rabbi Schwanentold, Of the Har-
risonburK SynagoEua #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
Quantity or store. pc,t-ov.a

Kingston, Jamaica March 12.-The
fire which broke out In the dock yard
at Port Royal yesterday. was got I'M
buildings and tho machine shops we're
saved, hut large quantity Of stores
were destroyed. The military has been
In charge of tho establishment since
NCarS ago 49,