davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
6pei 2trbeiter oefdbrIih perIebt.

Oas pberfte Stofperf 6es stpeiit06i9en
8a~fiteinQe6Guoe5 968 Bart Noctue ~itiir5te
0lenitag Jtadmitta9 Tim 2 l1br Elm un6 be-
grub Die bier Qrbetter, Die iii benz @e6dlloe
belhdftigt tparel, inter Dem Sriilnmerbauz
fen. 3pet Nrbeiter, Sobn 9tDbeIta u1o
Sobn Sobl, uurben l6tper, ipa6rldeinlt6
t0otlt6 Derlebt.
9ie Nrbetter 6atten 6ds erlte Stodperf
bes 6auleS po0enoet uto arn Sonnabeno
ntadten tie it6 an oas obere Stpftperf.
sic bauten Sul1dOIt Die nGd1 Der Weltlcite
geiegene Wtauer, Iie6en 0teleIbe dber, ais lie
bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wtauer Su baren be-
gan1ten, poultdnoig unaeftlibt.
0aS @ebGuoe, tpel0es auf offenem Sel6e
itebt, If benz g8inoe ihubIoS auSqeieBt.
QtlS geitern Der itarfe Neittpiro uber bas
@ebduoe feete, fieIen Die Steine gege1 bic
Oeauer uno bra6ten ite inS S6nanfen.
0as 6dngegeriiit ftel nit Der Wtauer uno
Die bier Nrbeiter "1tiiraten 20 SUB in Die
Itefe. 3wei Nrbetter fieIen auf DaS @eriiit
unO ent9ingen jeoer Gerlebung. 9ie beioen
Nn0eren tpur0en uHter Stetnet begrabell.
So6n Gobelta trltg etnen S6doelbru6
6aDon; auBer inneren 8erleBungen brad
CT 8met 9ttppen. Sobn So6l murbe ldtper
am &opfe perleBt.
SobaIO Die 8oIiseiitatton an Ser 8arrer
QDenue bena6ri6ttgt ipar, murOe 9tobelia
mtttelft bes R%oli3eiipagenS mad ieiner Wob>
nung, go. SO QrIin9ton Ylace, 9eibafft.
9tobelia 1T Derbeiratbet uno 80 Sabre alt.
&obl, Elm Wfann i'm 9llter bon AZ Sab
rem, Der nit ietner Santilie an Der Wtltpal1z
fee Nuenue tpDbnt, fanb i'm @ountDboipitaG
Nufnablne.
Ser S6a6en, am @ebGube, ben Der 8auz
unternebmer George W. 6erieD unb ni6t
Der @i9entbimer 6. 9tppen 3u tragen bat,
belduft ii6 auf 5000. Ser Waurermeiiter,
tpel6er ben 8au ~leitete, lit Gbomas Sang
gta6 Qtnit6t BON Sa6ueritdnotgen lit es
%ungetp6bnli6 uno peritDBt 9egen Die 8auz
~orbnung, cine Wtauer mad Der anberen aufz
~3ubauet. Sttte lift eS, ale bier Wfauern
alet6mdBi9 unb 3u berlelben 3eit gu en-
rt6ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
GanomirthfhaftIid9er Brieffaften.

!6errn 6. SaIomon, Tremont, 11tab.
Tim Nuitl6run9 ilber Wlaihinen ull0 Breis
berlelben sur 6erlteuun9 arteIiid}er Srln=
zen lpenben Sic ii6 an Die uQrnericdn 8eQ
8orfs", ~Q(urora, Sl., ooer W0ulO5 uno
Guitin, Gbica9o, oper 6. u. 9oflpooD,
Beatrice, gieb. Die 0Dbraulic Q8eu Wtu>
l6inerie, wcld)e lebtere 6irma beriteut, mirb
i'll neuerer 53eit in inherent Staate bel ber
Nnlage t~ieferer Drummer Dielfa6 angez
tpanot. 0as @epi6t bet Otai6tne nit
Speipferbigem @0peL lit ettpas Iber cine
Son1e unD oer Brei5 $3.50. @tner, Der Tie
benubt perii6erte mir, oaB er 100 SUI oa7
nit III etnem Gage gebobrt uno etneu 8run>
men bon 700 SUB Gtefe bamtt ber9eiteQt
babe.
0errn 6erm g it, 0aGton, SQ.
6roge: WaS lit Der bette @raSiamen auf
lei6ten 8ooel1 5tpii6en rotben &lee 3l iden
uno morn Die bette 3eit? Q(ntlDort: Gatz,
8nauLz uno MieienrispengraS fam i'm
6erbit nab benz 9tufgebeu bes &oggens 9ez
idet iperben, ba8egen Dtr6 Der Sleelamen
better crit i'm T%riiblabre geiGet.
6errn u. 81 Siebe 9(rtifel: vSauerz
fraut nud) MiagoebHr9er Dirt"
n9lnti 8robibitionjit. Stebe Nrtifel
vOte5b" (6ontgmein).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
NeibbIi nss-

1t II g SS.OO0IO.S0.
6Ieie. - So. 5000.
GGmerete EFT : Yrttra Eintotbp 1890
1.23c.; 0to. 1 Slo9s .25@1.251; prtnta
SleefaneH $3.80@3.90.
g TN ei3en. Uertaute 1ltl
Strobe: yto. 3 gu 70@72c.
Y8tn te 10 et3 - BerfGufe arf Yrobe
rporen: SO. 4 rot9er gu 60@68c; SEQ 3
rotber at 69@75c.; 9o. 2 rotber 793c;
gto. 2 titrfii9er -@-c.
9afer-B erfdufe auf probe:. &c.,. 81
18@19ac; go. 3 weiBer SIT 2O3@212c, 9to. 2
al 1890 zoe, SEQ. 2 meiBcr 81 22@22fc.
@orn. - 0erfd1fe auf Yrobe: gfo. 4 81
313c; SEQ. 3 gu 3l&@32c. SEQ. 3 meiBeS 6t
6eu: go.1 Gtrnot6p GIT S10@11, Ro.9 DO.
$9@9.50, gcmii6tes S8@8.5O, uplanO RraIz
RE So. 00@9.00.
@erfte- 8erfdrfe mad Grobe poren:
SEQ. 4 5t 27@33c, Jto. 3 gu $4,000.
GD8Qer. - Jo. 3 mad 45robe 37@3Sc,
SEQ. gu 424@45c.
Us b s t. 2. -1.02.
6 iii erp n. - 1.021@1.O5,. YYort
Barrels" ut1b $1.174@1.20 D&orb SierceS"
@qQ Ylant5.- 50@75 oaS Obo.
@tec -. 1876. bas OBo.
MeOiunts 1.65@1.70; californtI9e Hinlaz
bobnen 5406c. baS Pfb.
WetlnIe l, 0~ebenotse 5ubner 8@-c,
E1rteps 5@10t, gnten 7@8c, Spring" go
&C. Gpriua @6idens $500.
&artoffeIn. - l.25@1.4O odS TdB,
30@35c per 6uIDel anf BET gabn.
9weet : Botatoe5 - Serl ep S3.75@
400 bas 8aB.
gserp gjoune Qmericas 8@94c., Seem 3DtnS
84m84c., 1 ID 9fimrneo &die, neit, 3@5c.,
neuer Brtds&0ie 5A@6c.; teHer 8tmburser,
Sale. - gsO. / 5OIiO @onutrp @
44c, SO. 9 33c, Su9em SEQ 1 3u @.
s. ei Be NIDen- 75@1.00 bas SAB
EitroneT. -- 6.00@9.00.
3mI go etn. $-.-@1.25 Das Sos
Notb! EIbex-- 1.00@1.25 oaS SAB.
@etBfraut ~- 0ieli9e3 2.00@3.0O bdS
100.
0rbIen.- getrOdnete, sriine @85
so Der 8ulbel.
Mo5rrloeu- so. 9O@1.oO bas SAP.
@ala: -10@15c. bas DnBero.
@uppen9rInes. - 10c@15c baS
Gubeub.
aepfel - s0.75@s.OO beim SaB.
@mrten- 5@10c oas Dso. beirn TSdB.
aleine gum Gtnma6en $l.75@2.0O Der
8ni9el.
8abtes 6em @lnbe 10@15c. bas
Oube1o.
% omen - @~dferlneGonen s5@S15
bds 9unbert; Mustmeloten 25@75c ba5
OubeIb. 6ie1ige 50@$1.00.
Blu II TO B. 50@75c bds Db6.
Oran9en. : Samaica $7@9 bas SAP.
Cell erte-5@15c. oaS Oso. 6tell9er
5000.
S1anbeeren-7 5c@$1 Der Sor6.
@orn.-6@8c bas Gso.
9trtu9 8eans.- 60@75c. Ser Saf;
9elbe 60@75c.
Graubem. - @oncoros 25@273c. Der
Sorb, Sues 20@25c. per SOrb. 0elaluare 35
@40c.
YftrIt6e- Snbidna 100000, SQinois
-@-c, californii6e $1.25@1.50 per ! 5u.
Mi9t9ar in &Drben 50c@75c.
8 omaten- 50c960c. Der 8uibel.
Grab NppIes-S1@2 bas TaB.
90 I 3. - Walaro @nteu SD as Obb.
Seal $1.75@2.00, fleine S1.25@-.- Saf
9nipe 1.25@-, Yloper 1.00@-, Sano
Snipe Doc, @oobcof $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
bafer ais Uabrunosmtttel.

Ser Wert6 bes 6%afermables unb oer
6afergritbe alS gtabrungSmtttel lit trnmer
mod 3u tpenig befat1nt llno gelpiirbt9t, tpG1z
reitO es bod auBer alien SDetfel itebt, baB
feline an0ere @etreioeart Dem Safer al
Nd6rDertb 9leidfOmmt. Sa, Die @eIebrs
ten bebaupten iogar, baB Safer 10 nabn6aft
let ME Sleti6, benn tpGhren0 leBteres
burhi6nittli9 Is 8roSent gtlpeiB ettbGlt,
ftnben it6 in Der 9afer9riibe etpa IA Gros
sent un6 ouBerOem nod 5 bis 6 8roaent
6ett, 6 4ro5ent St6rfe unb mineralii9e
Stoffe: @tlel1, pboSpboridurer 8alf u. |.
~. 9u6 lit in benz 0afer ein anregen6er
Stoff (etn Nlfolotb) Dorbanben, tpelhen
man Npenir nenrt un0 tpel6er III ben am
6eren @etrsiOearten ntdt gu ftnoen lit.
6aferbret uno 6aferiuppe tDarelt in alter
3eit in etnem 9roBen She'll BON europa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Die erit bdnn all>
mG6ltg arlfge9eben tpur0elt, aIs 3tog9en,
Wet3en, &artoffeln un0 dl10ere BflanSert
INNER mehr ai1gebaut tpuroen. 6aferbret
mar Elm tdglt6eS @eri6t Der alten @ermaz
llen ul6 mabte fte, pte Bltnilts i6reibt,
itarf un0 frGfttg. Sebt lit Die GerDenDung
0es 6afers ais augemetneS gtaDrungsmittel
fir Weni6en fait nur nod in Jtorpegen.
SGDeoen unO S60ttlanb 9ebrGu6lt6,
unO ibm beroal1fen Die S6otten 9r0Bten>
tbeilS ibre frGftige &0rperbilOung, tpoour6
Tie 1i6 Dor Den anDeren europdii6en 80l>
fern aus5ei6uen. SIS lit mirflid gu betlaz
gen, Dab tpeni9er no6rbafte Speiien 6ieies
pid)ti9e gtabrun9slnitteL falt 9dn3li9 Der>
brGngt ba6cu. NeuerDingS baben einige
Ner5te tpieoer auf Die bobe 8e6eutu1g Der
6aferiuppe BET DECENTRALIZATION uno 8ruIts
leibenben aufmertlam gen1a6t. 9ieie Grz
fenntniB uro uerbeiierte Wtiibleneinrid)tun=
gen, tpeI6e eine @riiBe ~Iieiern, Die leihter
3ubereitet tDeroen f0unen, iperOen porausz
it6tli6 ben 8erbrau6 tpieOer beben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
Gs mar ser Ddter.
Oas Derldwii1oen DER 2tlice De WoIf arfz
oefldrt.

Der &Guber Ser bilbbiibi6en 11iGbrigen
Qlice Sc Wolf lit, ME fi6 berousitelte,
fem NnOerer als Der et9ene &nter, Der bas
&ino mad SaniaS Stu entfiihrte.
Die erfte &un0e, Die Srau DE Wolf BON
Dem Berl6iDtnoen Der &leiuen erfubr, fam
bon Der 0ebrerit, Bic anfra9en lieB, oh
9(lice, bic niht sur S6ule getommen mar,
erfrantt let. Srau De Wolf iudte iiberull
nab Dem &inoe, bis Tie bann i6lieBLld err
fubr, bob Mltce an Der Blumitr. bon eiuem
W1anne in einen Wagen geboben uno fOrtz
gefiibrt tporoen lei. Die olleroings MIR
biirftige 8ei6retbung bes Wannes lenfte
Srau De @olf'S 0erba6t auf ibren etgenen
@atten, Der tie erlt Dor tpcntgen Ta9en an
eebli6 be1ufs elmer @el6GftSretie nah&anz
las Gttp Derloiien bate.
9eiter1 W1orgen erbielt nun Die beraltbte
W1ltter einen Brief BON ibrem Wfanne, in
benz ct ibr aus &anlaS GttD mtttbetite, er
babe 2ltce in Topefa in etnem Henltonat
untergebradt.
Srau De WoIf lebte nit tbrem @atten i'm
beften GtnDernebmen. st Derlangte tnOeB
bon ietner 1Srau, tbren WohnltB na6 Soa
pefo, elmer Staot, in ber er Itd ben gr0Bten
She'll 0eS SabreS ais Ngent bes Weiters fir
bic vW1antte CUTLERY g." oufbaIten muBte,
81 perlegen. Oteiem iebr neutrality-suspicious.
i6e pioeriebte ftd 6rau 0e Wolt Der oas
geieui9e 9eben Der @roBltaot au6 tpern Der
@atte fte nut ale Wonute eiumal 81 @'es
ft6te befam, Dor3og. De QGolf griff nun
gu benz 6raittiden Wittel Der GntfiibrunG
ieiueS ei9enen 8inoes Ha6 Gopefa, uni ietne
Satin 8u bepesen, naASufommen. 9as
tpirb nun gei6ebet. uno Damit, bat tpteoer
cine &duber9el0i0te etn mo9lgefdlligeS
@noe errei6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
SbredIider unfou.

So6n 9oois, Der nit ieinen @ltern AT
Der Gfe bon 9uial!ee unb SO. StraBe tpo6ut
unb in 0tenlten Der 9afe Store @tienba6nz
geleQi6oft itebt, fam in Der gtabt bom LETT
ten Oienitag auF eine I6refli6e Dirt St
Iobe. @r gtug auf Dem 8a6ngelciie iei1er
Qrbeit mad, ais letn redter SUB stptlhen
ben S6ienen iteGen bLieb. Sin 3ug, Der
in Dem Mugenbltde beranoefabren fam,
mari i'm ST 8ober unb fubr bonu iiber iciz
men &0rper bintpe9, tpoour6 lein au9eus
bliflt6er SOB peruria6t nuroe. Ser Ser
iIorbene mar ~stpan5i9 Sabre alt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
Nn ser bunostputb oeitorben.

Inna gburan, Elm a9tiG6riges WfGo6en,
1tarb Oonneritog Wforgen UNI / ubr in oer
eItcrliden Wobnung, SEQ. 497 9. Ganalitr.,
an Der 6unOsiputb. Der Slater oe5 Mido7
9ens betretbt cine Wirtbi9aft. Sim 6.
Quguit trteb ein 6uno, Der einent Gburan'S
Wlrtbl1aft gegeuiiber ipobnenDen S0ubz
NADER gebOrte, iein Q4eieu auf Der StraBe,
alf Der mebrere &inoer ipielteu.. Der 0uno
mar anl6etneno tot. Nuua @5uran iptette
nit Dem 6unoe urlo padte i'm beint 9taden.
Oas 3bter dnappte na1 benz &inoe uto
btB IS in Die Stale. Erpb auer 6llfeletz
itua9en bes berbei9ebOlten Ar5tes ftarb oas
&tnD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
nj al;:
0ataa

8ei5en - Seem Oort-@ September Sale,
December $500, Scat 9l3c. ct. Qouis-Sepz
TENDER 1896, DeSember 1896, 0lat 83c. Otil=
pailfee - @eptentber 1896, Oe5entber 753c.
MinneapoliS - September 78c, DECEMBER
SOC. Oulutb - @eptenber 804c, 0e5ember
814c, Wtai sic. GoleOo - Septentber 1896,
0e5entber 814c. Baltimore - Septelt6er
603c, DECEMBER 1916.
Corn - Stem Oort = September 402c,
Oftober 41c, Woi 42c. ct. 2outs = Sepz
TENDER 294c, Ottober 30bc, Mfai 303c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
5ana1ulrtbf1aftl dies.

GB- SanbipirtbI9nftlide @egenftdnoe betreffen6e
Anfro9en limb an Serrn q 0ttIteb Senuit9 bupen,
Gem I rG, III 3u rltbtn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23

Senes matte Gefi6l wirb sdn3lib beleitt9t
bur3 ben @ebrau9 pon 0oo6'S GariapariQa,
pel9e 2lppetit peri9afft, Die Heber belebt,
&opfpeb BELT uno benz 9an5en Rorper nene
&rd1te nno QebenStbGti9teit perleibt. Seto
porIt9ti9, bamit Str @ooO'S Sariaparila
betommt, pel9e ein5is in ibrer art lit. gu
baben in allen Npot6efen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
&teDHt6rtt.

@m &ir b . ieb artt betrus bic gu.
fubr $4,000 Stiid, Ge9eu So, 955 Gtiid in
Der pori9el 8o9e. Ote ort Sretta9 ~ersielte
9lpance BON 5@10c. lpurbe beute beballptet,
bod muBte Die Maore ben @nforberurt9elt
Der &dufer entipre9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23

Qtper's 9t9uezG ltre 9etpdbrt nibt MIR o1teenz
blidlt6e Qinoerun9, ionoern %e1tfernt Das
fieberer5en9enbe Slit, obne na0tbeilige Sol
gen SIT blnterlalien, mie es bet Gbintn unb
Dtelen anoern onge5etgten Sieberarineien Der
SAT- It'll. IS lit bic eit5i9e @r5nei, Die man
ais eir unfebIboreS Wtttel ge9en 8e3ielfez
ber ul1b Gbnlt6e Gratfbetten betradten fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23

Sdafe trafen 46, $50 9tif eeget a, 645
Gtitd in ber Doriget @o9e am bteltoet
Wfortte Elm. Yreile i'm Sanger genomnten
nnperGnoert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
Weppiae9 Sooe

aann man fj iii bnburh betpabreu, baB
man bic Ropfbaut rein, fibt uno fret bon
@6iefern, uttO bcu a5rper in geInnbein
3uitanb er1dlt. Die groBe 8eliebtbeit DON
Qgeg's 9air,8igor ritbrt oaber, baB es Die
Sopfbaut reinigt, oa8 @ad8tum oes 9aares
bef0rOert, bas Nu8fo1en oesielben perbiitet,
uno linn BEN gu pollfommuer Gd0Hbeit 70
srforberli@en weideu unO ieiOenartigel
Glar3 ertbei(t.
6reOerid 9arbn aus 3orbnrt, @aff., elm
W3dnn bon fiinf5ig Sa9rert, lab ieine 6aore
idneu 0u8fGllen, Itnb mas oapon 8uriifblieb,
tpur0e 9rau. 9f0doem er periGieOene 9aars
tpaiier o5ne @rfolg a~ngerpanOt, ftng er an
ager'S 9airsSi90r 81 %ssbraudeH. ~@s
that BEN ansfalsn Gin9alt," lareibt er,
men bic petBe 6arbe meiie8 6aaree (obne
bic 6opfhdut 5l farber)in ba8ielbe Braun
6aS td) bate, ais i'd rs Sabre alt mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23

Spunblo6 nrr IeiGt 5ltgeoedt lem. @6brt
es aber 3u Gan9c, 10 fam ettpaS S9peiet,
BEN man auf 9Giibenoe &oblen mirft unO
unter baS SAB itelIt, Dem l1e6el abDelfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
8e11t SATIRE iilttaer.


Mrs. Marp W2ontgomerb ans gofon
1freibt: Sabre lang mar t] get0tbigt ein
9dubde1 81 trogert, uu1 cine fable Steue
out t1etnent S6eitel III be6eden; lekt ober
le8e i'd oteIe3 9du6ben nit Sreu0en ab,
osrtlt Sbr 6atrzgigor brirgt neueu 9adrs
tpttd)8 berbor. Sd trd1tc faum meinen
4nger, als t1 31erf ~ben1erfte, bab metn
9aar touflS aber es 1T 10, 5u meinec
groben BretOe. SD iebe nun SebR
sabre finger aus"
Aebnliden @rfolg BON Der @ntuenSun0
bon IperS 9air=8tgor erf1bren W1rs. 8.
8. Bre8cott in @6drle8totpr, OtafI., NftR
8eFte $. 8eblOe in burlington, ST, Mers.
S. 5. Burton, tn Bangor, Die, uro nieIe
0tlbere.
0a8 ausfaren BEG Saares fann fetneu
0rlno in n1reinbeit 6es BlliteS o6er in
elmer St0rung in Magen utb 2eber ba6en.
81 ioldent Sale lift e8 toobl erioroerltd), 0aE
man cine Sett lang bon NDer'S SGrfas
porilla ODER bon M1er'S Ytllen in
0erbtn6ang NIT Dem Stgor Gebrau1
f11GGhe, nm allen RerrimtInqcn oes G0rperS
polite @eiunbbeit un6 Strait III qe5etl. Oa.
bet fOnren mir ni4t genug einid)drfen, oas
feines bieIer Ntittel Oiel a18riGten fam,
soenn man fe nidt nit Nl8Oaner annenbet
nno cine retulibe uuO mdbjae &~ebeuspetls
beob0btet.
NDer's Sair=BigOr,
Hubereitet pon DR.. $. 6. &per & Co., SorpeI, moA
SAa IDotheIen un5 EoiLettsnLGben Al hGbeRs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23

An Sd ~ ct IT a TT belief fi6 Die 2u=
!E4r Gltt 100000 Gtiid, 9e9eu $3.50 Stiid
III Der port9en Wo9e. 4reiie i0loiier De1te
nm o@lO Gent8 nteoriger, olS Gags 5ltuor
1tto lallet 9egen Die NorDO9e feine nen=
neltstpertbe SefGnberln9 ,pabrnebmen.
0ertauTt muroeu II. A.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-23
M0rTG0eriMt

Obi ca90 q. september.
@eiSeni9lieBt um 1@c, 96ber, Gorn I'M
/ c. nieDri9er, 6afer I'm &c, bDber, ais por
dht SQden.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-05
BRIEF JOTTINCS.

The old time table of the steamer K. P.
Shaw will be resumed today.
Sheriff Webb gave the inmates of the la il
an excellent Fourth Of July dinner, yester-
day.
party of 800 people came from Lewiston
yesterday and dined with Cushing & Mitch
ell at Long Island.
A young rascal blew up the letter box cor
ner of Emery and Danforth streets with
big cannon cracker, yesterday.
Mr.. Welch, successor to Ruby, furnished
the police with Il capital Fourth of July at
the station yesterday.
travelling bag piper had a rather melan-
choly time of it yesterday trying to pick up
a few nickes.
The Portland Club aud their friends en-
Joyed very pleasant shore dinner at the
club house on Diamond Island yesterday af-
ternoou.
George f. York, aged 40 years, broke
out OF Knghtvlle lookup, on Wednesday
evening, and was gathered in by our force
yesterday,
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-05
Accidents.

Little Bert Nelson, living on st. John
street, was playing with a cannon yesterday
morning, when it exploded badly burning
him about the face
A horse and buggy stood near the corner
OF Congress and Locust streets, with three
persons in the vehicle, man. a woman aud
little girl. A boy threw lighted bunch
of crackers under the horses feet. The
frightened animal overturned the carriape
in his efforts to run away and all three occu-
pants were thrown out. The little girl was
quite seriously injured.
Truck l was called to q house on India
street yesterday. Fire caught in some wav
from fireworks on the roof. The truck COM
pany extinguished the flames with small dam
age to the building.
Henry MeLaugh, No. Tate street, was
seriously injured yesterday morning by the
bursting Of cannon, filling his face and
eyes full of powder. DIR. A. V. Thompson
was called and thinks that he can save both
eyes.
A young man named Cunningham had his
eyes filled with powder and face badly burn
ed by exploding crackers. DR.. Holt hopes to
save his sight.
Frank, the nine year old son of Reuben
Willoughoy, who resides on Oxford street,
mad one hand severely burned by a pistol
explosion, and two fingers were seriously
mangled.
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worthy citizens who rejoice with us today
over our success in the past year, and they
nave demonstrated the fact in the most SUD-
sIantlal manner. 1t is only repetition OF
what they did for us before and will always
40 SO long as we prove ourselves worthy Oh
tneir oencfcences. When we gaze upon our
Island Home" we gaze upon the helping
hands OF our many friends, who will ever
look to us to be true and faithful to what we
profess.
Brothers and sisters-My last words are to
you, you know the responsibility which rests
upon you. This Island Home" is now
placed in your hands to care for, and l
charge you to see to it that it is never desc
Grated by you. That No discord or discon-
tent be known within its walls. That we
may ever keep in view our motto, "Charlty
for all and malice towards none"
Following the address. A. F. Griffin re-
sponded for "Our Club; w. H. Merritt. for
sour Club Father" Geo. II. Lefavor, to
the Memory of ]. X. Osgood"; Mrs. /. II.
Mcdonald, "1'he Ladies' Relief" ID. Fl. Towle,
"Our Pledge" LEV. A. johnson. "Our City
Homes; M. N. ElIredge, "Our Friends" :;
Capt c. II. Choate, "The Ladies'; S. F.
Pearson, sour PAST; G. N. Bean, Our
Work" land Nahum Murch. soar Outlook"
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FUN AT PEAKS ISLAND.
Children of Ye Olden Time-How
the Races Resulted.

Long before the break of day the residents
of the island were awakened from their
peaceful slumbers by the firing of crackers,
torpedoes and small arms. A dense fog OBJ.
scured all the surrounding land and the sky
gave signs of an impropituous day. The first
demonstration to greet the eyes of the early
risers was band of juveniles assembled in
front Of Mr.. Joseph Dow's cottage, dressed
in costumes of We olden times. The party
represented the primitive settlers of the ISL
and. 1t was organized and equipped under
the direction of Mrs. Dow, Mrs. Colesworthy
and Mrs. Horn and others. VINO succeeded
admirably in their efforts to bring out q
grand tableaux. The little company paraded
the principal thoroughfares under the com.
mand of a captain and kept step to the
music of the drum and cornet.
AS the hours of the morning advanced
there were other demonstrations by "YOune
America" occupying a barge in charge OF
Captain Littlejohn.
The steamers brought large numbers from
the city, who sought entertainment in
Greenwood Garden and Forest City Rink.
The opera huuse and toboggan chute were
well patronized.
AT one O'Clock the races commenced.
There were three contestants for the wheel
barrow race. The first prize, So, was won
by Mr.. Webster, the second prize, 81. by
Mr.. Brimmer.
The contest in the three legged race
was entered by Webster and Price, Smart
and Grigor, Jolley and Holiver The first
prize, So, was won by Jolley and Holiver
the second, So, by Webster and Price.
In the sack race. the first prize. So, wa:
won by Smart, the second by Grigor
On account of the rain the tub race, swim.
ming match, working boat race, and climbing
creased pole, were omitted.
The band gave fine open air concert in
the Garden, which pleased the assemblage O
people.
The veteran, Captain John Norwood, now
so years old, well known to the people o
Portland, and ship owners. was present and
joined in the festivities of the occasion.
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Band Concerts.

elegant gold.watch and chain were presented
toIsar. Winslow by the members of the lodge
for his valuable services.
Band Concerts.
The First Regiment Band, Collins, leader,
gave concert in behring's Oaks yesterday
afternoon. and another in City Hall in the
evening instead of Lincoln Park as the
weather was so threatening. Large crowds
were in attendance and enjoyed the hne
music hugely.
At Saccarappa.
1t was rather the guietest Fourth of July
that this village has known for years. Is the
general verdict. Even the usual uproar OF
the night before was not equal to that OF
previous years. Many of the people during
the day visited the islands, Sebago Lake, or
some of the beaches. Business of all kinds
was suspended for the entire day by the
manufactures, and the stores Were opened
but few hours in the morning. Both bands
had engagements out of town-the American
at Freeport. and the Salaberry at GOrham.
Other Celebrations.
At Knigh gille and Turner's Island despite
the disagree liable weather there were ceebra-
tlons that gave much pleasure. The Gotta
gers at Diamond Island gave display Of
fireworks there was open house at Eagle
No. 3's in the evening and fireworks were
witnessed to great advantage; the ladies at
Lewis Hall, Woodford's furnished an exctl-
lent dinner and supper for all who applied.
with ice cream throughout the day.
The excursion trains over the Rochester
and Rumford Falls road carried numbers Of
passengers especially TO the islands.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Portland and BOOthbay Steamboat Co.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE.

IN and after April 80, 1899, steamer viii leave
" Franklin Wharf, Portland, every Tuesday
Boot66ay, Heron island, SO. Bristol and East
Bo0thbay.
Every Thursday at 500 a. M, for Pemaquid
and ali above landings.
Returning. will leave Boothbay every Monday
and Wednesday at 7.30 a. m, for Portland and
intermediate Landings.
win leave Pemaquid every Friday at a. m,
for Portland and Intermediate Landings, arriving
In Portland at about p. m.
Connecting with Boston Boats at Portland.
Positively no freight received after 7.45 a. m.
at Portland on the day OF sailing
Freight received and delivered by w. r. Boha-
non on the wharf.
anr2adtf Altered RACE Mananar
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-05
| THE FOURTH
As Observed in Portland and Sur.
rounding TOWnS.
Those People Who Said at Home
Celebrated Quietly,
AMI Young Americas Crackers Alone
Broke the Sunday Silence.
Appropriate Exercises in City Hall
in the Forenoon,
With Scholarly Oratien by Hon.
Vim. L. Putnam.
The sports at the Islands Attract
a Large Attendance.
How The OarSmen ROWed on Seba.
go'S Quiet Waters.
The sports at the Islands Attract
a Large Attendance.
How The Oarsmen RoWed on Seba.
go'S Quiet Waters.

Independence Day was inhggy, sticky and
showery. The day was opened with the
firing of crackers aud cannon by the small
boy before midnight of the third, and at
sunrise the bells of the city and the guns of
Fort PreDle recognized the national charac-
ter of the holiday. at noon and sunset the
salutes were repeated. Bunting was gener-
ally displayed. The flag on City Hall did
not get hoisted for several hours owing to an
accident to the iialliards. The streets were
more deserted than on Sunday, for the pub
lie mostly went to Lake Sebago. Greenwood
Garden, or To the Freeport centennial or
even Boston. A description of the days
celebration in the vicinity follows: