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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
A WINTER NOVELTY.
Grand Rapids VIII Have An Open Air
Rink This Season

Grand Rapids is 10 have a novelty
this winter in the shape OF an open air
skating rink. At the weekly meeting
OF the Board Of Public Works yester-
day, the real estate firm of I4akins &
Reynolds presented an application for
water service for the purpose of flow
ing the Fountaln-st. base bail park for
the purpose of converting II INTO rink,
and the PERMISSION was granted. The
above named gentlemen have leased
the rather unproductlye territory, and /.
after the sand is reduced To a level, IL
will be sprinkled when the cold is
severe enough TO freeze il quickly, ana
when the sand Is thus converted into a
basin of ice, water will DC flowed on 10
the depth of few inches, and thus a
first-class rink viii be formed. The
place is easily accessible by cable car,
and there Will be no chance for any
drowning accidents. If the season Is
propitious the proprietors will have a
bonanza
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
DEMANDS A SHOWING.
A Chsncery Suit Commenced Against n
Prominent Lumber Firm

Mercy P. Montgomery and Melvin J.
Clark, assignees of Jennie A. West,
have commenced q suit in chancery
against the lumber firm of Tucker,
Hoops & Co., in the circuit court. The
bill states that Mrs. West, proprietress
OF a shingle mill, made contract with
the above firm for the disposal of the
product of her mill. They agreed TO
act as her agents and to sell the
shingles at the best price obtainshle,. re-
taining fee OF 25 cents per thousand
for their services. The firm has dis
posed OF about four million shingles for
the complainant, and has turned over
a certain amount of money. The bill
is filed to obtain a showing IN court, as
the complainant desires to know for
what price the shingles have been sold,
and the defendants refuse TO show up
the transactions.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
Young Peonla's L. 8.

The Young Peoples Literary Society
of the South Congregational Church
assembled in large numbers to enjoy
the progrsm provided for Friday even
mgs entertainment. An essay by +.
Macy. partly written and partly con-
vsrotisnsl. was greatly enjoyed by ali.
The reading. bY Miss Annie Pollard
contained interesting notes Of Scotch
character. and The general converse
ton, opened BY Miss Catherine Smith,
vas enthusiastic aud interesting. In
strumentsl muslo sDc several scotch
songs added charm to the program.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
He Al AifenS

Arur7or hss oesn about TIE streets
for day or tro - TIE efec. that
Sheri r-slect Mc23eea = a alien. ard
consequently coa d not hosd tas oHs -
MeQaesn SAYS thst. slfaoagh hs nss
torn 81 Csus3s, rs mother vas bern n
O. aud hls fstasr Ia PennsViva
aad that f e e8ntest r nasss ns w.l -
prepared - nseef Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
NOVEL CHURCH SOCIAL.
The Mems Society Of St Marks Enter
tain Many Friends.

The Mems Society OF St Msrks Enter
tain Many Friends.
The first Of series Of informal so
Gals inauguratsd by the Mems Society
OF 81. Marks Church az Hsrtmsn's lee
tureroom took place lsstevenins. Mayor
Uhl, who is president of the society. con
ducted the affair, and Mrs. Uhl ass sse5
by preparing pleasing little musicsl
programme. which wss ss following
Piano duet, Mrs. Osborn AID Mss
wynkoop. solo, a Foolish Maiden"
Mrs. +. ". DAVIS; reading. "rlatonic." !"
Miss Uhl; piano solo. ''Jofchhsbt Pro
ce.lon." hy Rubinsteln, Mss Fitch
solo, What I Have. Nrs. DAVIS. Col
fee and lunch were served BY the Young
WoElsns society, aBo altogether TIE
sIper nent proved so successful inst {
viii be repeated some time next month.
TIE novelty Of the soc - was tnat Z
ws. entirely free, a new departure IN
church Foclais
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
IN RIPE YEARS.

Al Aged Pioneer Of Auegsn Dies Of
Rsars Failure
Special 70 the Ttf Eessz- HrRkLo.
ALLEeAN, Mich. Dec. 6.-Weils
Field. Al old aud highly respected resi-
dent, died today. presumably Of heart
failure. he was siShty pears Old,
and came hsre ssrly in the SOS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
INSTANTLY KILLED.

An Old Lady Horribly MsnEled by n
Lake shore Train st Auegaa.
SSscis 20 the rrfsss4s II EskLD.
AILEeAS, Mich, Dec. 6.--At5 O'Clock
this afternoon the Lake shore passen-
ger train north struck Mrs. Sophia
Williams, aged so years, instantly kill
Ing her. The engineer says she saw the
tram and had ample time 70 get OF the
rack, but was psrslyEed with fright
she was horribly msngled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

TIE virtaous ard good Joe Parton
Wss convicted Ia ire Unitsa Ststes
Court, Yestsresv 81 -. ri liqaer cca-
trarv - as. III cons.deratscn q 5ce ;
veH xaown nlorsi slnriDer. hs r&s
gwen = fsw aays - psy rs Sns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
Gone Insane

Nsw TosK. Dec. Geo. Washington
Smith. Of san Francisco, vlce-presIdsnt
of me Nicaragua cana CO., became IL
ssnce tonight snd Vas removed 70
Be- svus Hospitsl smith nss been
stopping &C the Gils0n House for soDs
t,s.a nasf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
FATALLY INJURED.


Two Men Buried Beneath a Failing wall.
PTTTsBUEG, Pa, Dec. 6.-William
Long and Nicholas Franz were en-
ployed today to remove a safe from
MahoOd's Liberty-st. store. destroyed
by erday's FIRE. A wall fell upon
and buried both men. When rescued
twenty minutes later, it was found that
they were fatally injured. Both men
have families residing ia this city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

gsr Essrsrss Ses HAN tor-s-.. sgs
~. u.sricsfs ts Clref Ssstr 1ia Pei
sssas-st itfsnt. cg~r8is.c Ifr,adil
f5zaeaowss - Ayus-sTb., sBia1s,
con estsoE s. BTalE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

TFvERscRE FAExs. Ne, Dec. 6.-WB'.
FurueN. proprietor 0f TIE wooien n1i.ls
AZ Wilton, hss fsiled. LIsblhaes, &c.
600. assets. -. .oo9.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

The Bcsrd ef Trsde reports the -
ceirt of SIX cars Of vnest, isur 81 corn.
three of nsy, sa5 0as of barley saFsHg
yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
KNOCKED OUT.

Consumption Puts An Eud to Pugiiist's
Life.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Joe Coburn,
pugilist, died this evening at his resi-
dence, West Thirty His death
was caused by consumption.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

ssa sikhsforwsEd easinsssilss dee
i4Fstlen q Republican, priaeiF Flss xad .
Asla2soAas saosinz % Eas -oFx ~ tke
a. 20 nlilAstfsilen agFlns tas Past yezF.
Jf eoafss ths De11oeTsfs cal e sesx
4ild olhsF things "a tne ssale xind. sut
q = ~ BE aet.csa khst thss can nok cite
Aag s@Itlcu4 ar iastaacs II - .sakBsss,
And have ~ eeaans kEslF erie suas %
<il.terlDg ksner.iiEes- CriEcisaa sf
Lh2t 44la Hot very 4porlant.
There does sot promise 20 Be very
muen loe4i ieg sistssa OF Importance
transacted al ths ssssloa- Ihs time .
50 snort snd ne appropriation aad
other more important 0ills siil occupy
TIE attention OF shs House 50 fully that
ioeAi matters vii hsve % saasF 10 cen
sequence. "A have already -lfed you f,
Ar. Bsiknsp nopss ~ Be able to secure
an appEeDristOn for the commence
ulenL of TIE work Tor the improvement
Of ef4nd RIVER Dut that VII depend
% NhstheT ths engineer ofncsfs COM
pete the survey which has already
Been ordered ia time tOf him To ask for
me appropr alton. lI bas been pTac-
ticaliy decided that there MI be no
FlEer and barhor bill passed At this ses-
saOn, and Il Ar. Belknap does not Sc
cure the appropriation new no money
vii be available until after June 1882.
Hence The Importance OF obtaining the
Appropriation a. this session or Con-
sresas.
Mr.. BelknaD, ss . member OF the
Pension Committee, mas had several IN
tervie~s with the Secretary of the In
terror OF lste, and may, perhaps, intro
duce some bills relating 10 the general
subject or pension legislation. lie ha.
not yet decided what he wlil do, and
nls course Will be somewhat guided by
future events.
A. MArFIcE Low.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
MUSICAL MENTION
Program Of the Frederic Archer
Organ Concert - hs Given at
TIE PlRK OOScREclIIOsM CHURCH
Tuesday Useaing- srtnishtiy tlsa s1a-
sass aaa aasiosis- " Asl "a Nsw
aerk her@ta sess ~ Asrsnos.ss-
Personal ana othsr ms.aas

On Tuesday evening she great Archer
organ concert vii be held al shs PARA
Congregational Church. Prof Colwsll
las chosen the following program, with
rs sslsal ,rtad tsstf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

II The Presidents messsEe meets WITH
genera con1n'enaaaon e. ne hepn 20, 20,
Saa sas q ne Aenss' li is FssaEaea
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

TIE Orstorio society - nov hoiainr
tvo rabesyszls week preparing fof
tie ~ rss = i wfr1 vli - Sung hef<
near Chrisfrnas fus. Zach ~ the sole.
sfs who vf1s.nr in the ofatorio . a
rrs cert ~ the cfT seVf fbe feros.
Wrsl. :. Iavir. It certainty seems ~
fnaueh TIE c.ty oouid furnish . tenor
espsbls ~ sugfnf r. q cusrtetie VIII
ff.r reEifsuf to1e ists cnr,ser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

T.. 2. EDDY - ovTD in Alaterna on =
BUSINESS TRIP rs pifcf ~ TIE Isfk
Church cnor VS. - Yacsnt tO-dsy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

Dr. Kifklsnd hss resigned ms men,
bsrsb,p m the sehutfrt CIUb, of WHICH
- hss lfrrv Aeer a. active foefntrf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

The music committee Of the Foun.
taiD-strect Baptist hurch, has, al las,
gone back on lis acton relative 10 o.
ganist Wall X. Cornelius. NJ. Corneiirs
bas been called back % hls place al tGs
organ and paid a. the salary which ~
claimed was due bIm. u Is aiso r.
ported that hc has been promised an
rnrrnato ln laLarH
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07

dhouIdsr slsnal b thought she bad not
oou,e, and hAllooed 70 hks friend, boys.
abs has mot come" but 81 Ibis moment
rome one told him abe wAs In HE waiting
room, and he called again, "Boys,she has
come" Someone suggested he got . car
riage 10 tbs hotel, but be said, "No, bring
on car around; abs can ride In that"
After they had eli arrived 81 he Wiscon-
sin house some a Of the crowd asked
him II be had . marriage license. He
said no, but would like 70 have some OF
them 10 for it for him. After being told
the price, no pulled out y TO- pay for
the solemn rite. and the crowd dtspersed.
The boys kept sympathixing with him,
for during the day he drank about . gal.
lon Of gin and had carried . four~pound
bouquet on the lapel OF his coat las Gig.
nal for his bride 70 know him byl, and
about II p. m. they thought he might be
getting sdry," 90 they went 20 his room
and raped, and asked Il be did not want
q drink. while standing In the doorway,
with his socks, cuffs and collar on and the
perspiration running on him, they pre-:
sented him with Q pint bottle OF gin, OF
which, after invoking q blessing on them,
he drama half. He was out early next
morning. preparing 10 tax his bride 70
her new home In the wagon he had brought
ALLIGATOR hides to own I'm.
By 8 o'clock they were rolling out for
his home at Green Pond, Polk county,
with provisions enough for the trip.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07
WANrED--SITUATIoNs.

AdrertLsemesfs wiLi he inserfed Under this head
mrse .nnes IRE q charge; g,opy 5or ne dd.
Anaconda ossces 0f the "~Stdnddrd."
WANTED-S Situation by a TrspecfaIle lady.
w as sick nurse, ~ West t.ranite street. =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by an experienced man
w as a salesman In a clothing or a grocery
store. Speaks four different languages, best 81
references Furnished. willing to work for n
moderate salary. Address u. W. C., =. .. box
SO, Butte city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07

When u evufor acts up 10 spoek
He aasS1 out With IN opening Shrek,
Snke QucstDa InmrAlly Asiscs-'
We'll. ornfof, - i surmtDe, .
These aucGtin0s frequently arise
And 80 M waiting tor replies
Tbs question naturally Arses.
IL coues N houFs q M or mirth,.
Al the UeaB Of dcath o. The TAtes OF birth;
- question naturally Arincs-
The auoG5o1 ~Wheref0rer Nhither? Why?'
The unansWering earth, the stient sky,
stand dumb, v0uchs8o1l - reply;
TAs questsoa naflnily arises.
Fate crosks its gussfioa!ne Anger Joint
A huee intsrrogi ioa point
Ihe QUESTION naturally arises.
II uotto1s % the curious child.
The maid with trusting heart and mild,
The youth with passions hot aud Wild
b question naturally arises.
It comes 20 greatest and to least,
A guest unbsdden at the feast
Tie question naturally arises.
what means II nll?" the spectre saith
"This ntful, momentary breath
ChOked In the Icy grip OF death?'-
The question naturally arises.
We hear Y on that awful shore,
IL mingios with Its sullen r0nF;
The question naturally arises.
.What lion," II asks, 'beyond the mist,
Those troubled waters twilight kissed,
The sunset cloud Of amethyst"
TIE question naturally arises.
s.. -. FOss.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07

These Quotations Are Revised and Cor
rooted Every Day.
brown. $500; pulverized II q A.. New York, ef3.-
80; loaf, $3.50; maple per pound. 90c.
Conee.,Msrket strong; green RIO ls02xc;
S HssS.I k loo. lsG 7assiied I Rio .p as Csa;a R'ss. e sSs;
SOC; roasted Csrbaio, s2c; roasted Mocha and
Java, $4,000; Arbuckle's, 35c.
~Teas-Japan, 35G5Oc; English breakfast, GOO
el.oo; Ggnpowder, ScGsi.W; extra Young Hy-
Pickles Eastern-s GAL. $3.50; 5 gal, $50; 10
Pctatoes-e.75 per cwt.
Cabbage-Per cwt, $500.
Eggs-Per case, $500.
Butter-Per n, y5G140c.
Cheese-Per D, 2OGt25.
Frits-Dried apples, per Sn packages, $50
Salt Lake, Ice; apricots, 2ec; eyaporated ditto,
25c; blackberries, i5c raspberries, 35c.
California fruits. SS.00Gs.50 per case.
SD standard tomatoes, e3.8.
2-D Standard corn, $500.
2-b standard peas, $3.50; seconds. e2.75.
I'D string and Lima beans, Sal.
Dred Beans.Na,y, 800 per 100 u; Lima,
Wheat-No. 1,per 100 n, 500.
Corn-Cracked, per 100 n, ei.75.
Bran-Per 100 h, si.50; bran and shorts per
fioar.Per 100 n, Ptisbury,. best, s4.Do; og.
Corn meal-Per 100 n, $3.50.
Dat meal-Per 100 n, $50.
Lard-loGi2c.
quarters, 75cae 90; mutton, 76bi5c.
Salt Meats-Ham. 10000; bacon, lie; corned
Coai-fer ton, hard. $500; soft, es.50.
WoOd-Per cord, ts-50.
Hay-Per ton, e25.00.
Straw-Per ton, ei2.oo.
Oats-Per cwt. s2.oo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07
Advertised for u wife.

On n recent Friday morning bright and
early two men stepped into Heinsons &
Dow's saloon and got a drink of gin, says
the Osceola tFla.l Negs. They stood at
the bar and chatted with Mr.. Dow a while
and took more gin. BY this time the
Oldest OF the strangers began TO feel en-
Unused and became quite communicative.
He told Mr.. Dow he was q widower but
had got tired OF his widowhood and had
advertised for a wife, who was 10 De here
from Connecticut that night. His bride
elect wanted him to meet her half way
between Florida and Connecticut, but he
wrote her that he could not venture fur
Their north han vi -simmee, SO she had 70
come here he made 10 miles of the dis
lance and she made 1,50O miles of Il. He
made several rips TO the depot during
the day, but sp5ht most of his time drink
ing %turpentine gin and talking of his
bride.
By the middle Of the afternoon he was
the center of observation and the topic of
conversation, for he had pretty W II adj
yertised his business in town, and had in
vited quite a crowd TO GO with him 10 meet
the train and see his bride. At the hour
for the train TO come there were sixty Of
the boys at the depot. and when the train
pulled i'm he made a rush for the first pas
seneer coach. where he saw several ladies.
but not seeing the red bow on h left
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07
THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE &
ST.. PAUL RY.

II the Fast Mail Short Line from ST. Paul
and Minneapolis via La Crosse and Nh
waukee 70 Chicago and all pointi In The
Eastern States and Canada. II In the only
line under one management between 81
Paul and Chicago, and 10 the Finest
Equipped Railway In the Northwest II
Ia the only line running Pullman DRAWING
Room Sleeping Carr with luxurious smok-
ing rooms, and the finest dining cars In
the world, via the famous "River BANK
Route" along the shores Of Lake Pspln
and the beautiful Mississippi River -
Milwaukee and Chicago. It's trains conr
meet with those Of the Northern lines In
the Grand Union Depot at st. Paul. No
change of cars Of any class between 81
Paul and Chicago. For through ucksea
time tables, and full information apply 10
any coupon ticket agent In the Moth
west.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07

WIN. L. H0GE, President.
MARCUS DAILY, Vice Pres't.
w. n. Thornton, Cashier
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07
First National Bank
OF HELENA.

Pioneer National Bank of Montana
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07

Don't spoil pour clothing or soii your
hands srith paint-pot and brush, bat call at
the Standard" Office aud hare pour n
REM" and T" For Sale" cards neatly printed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07
y THE DIsTRlcT COURT OF THE THIRD

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
Il Judicial District In and for the County Of
Deer Lodge and state of Montana.
In the matter OF the estate Of James Gallagher,
deceased.
Order to show cause on sale OF mines and per
Bridget Gallagher the administratrix Of the
estate Of James Gallighcr, deceased, having filed
order Of sale OF certain real est lie, mines, min.
ing claims and Interest 10 mlRes OF said decedent
aud the personal property - said estate for the
purposes therein set forth. II Is therefore or
ed IN u. estate Of said deceased appear before
the said court on Saturday, the I'd day OF August,
fssS, at 10 O'Clock a. M. OF that day At the court
room Of the said court AT the Court House In the
show cause why an order should not be granted
10 the said administrator to sell all Of said real
estate, mines, mining claims and personal prop
cry or 10 much thereof rs NAV be necessary nc
published at least four successive weeks In the
ANACONDA STANDARD, a newspaper printed
and published Ia said county.
Dated July 9Th. 1880.
NOTiCE-Bids win he received By the Beard
~ OF Trustees OF School District No. I Silver
how County, Montana, up To and including
Monday, August nth, lso, ut 9 v. M, for the
erection Of three school houses In said district.
Plans and specification 20 be- seen at the Office OF
ID. y, Me. Dewitt, Butte City. Montana, The
board reserve the right Ia reject any and all bids.
by order Of the Board OF Trustees, school bis.
ttict No. ., Silver Bow County, Montana.
WIN. J. CRiTTENDEN, Clerk.
NuTICE T. sONTRACTORS-Eids will h.
~ Received at the ofice Of the Anaconda Min
ing Company up III noon OF Saturday, august
., for the erection Of \ frame boarding house on
the Blaekfoot add ton Plans and specifications
can be seen at the company's Office, nj the Ana
conda mine.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-15

Die am meilien in bic Qusen faGenbs
Rsuerun9 1T bic, baB bic SabrSeuse be-
itdnbig in 8swesuns iino uno isber5elt
beitieqtu werseu f6nnen, rno bies ruiro
auf nadIteben6e glrt bepertiteaist: Sebs
8abnlinie 1T rinsfOrmig in iid suriifs
tebrenb angslest, 10 baB ibre gSagen
mittelit zines 6aruntsr Iauienbsn, enOs
Ioien, pon elmer feititebsnben Srafts
mai6ine bspesten 6abeIs in ununtsrbro:
6enem Sang sebaIten werbeH tonnsn
unb swar NIT Der conltanten 8el9pin'
bisteit uon 4,5 0ister in ber Secunoe
(sIei6 1872 6ilometer in Der Stnnbe).
9i9t neben bieiem eisentIi9en 8erfebrss
aeleiIe Don etpa 10 gsntimeter Spurs
weite Iieeen nun nod 5pei ebenloI6e
@eleiIe, auI iebem berieIben wiro cine
enbloie, 8. b. fi6 iiber bic 9an3e Sabns
Idnae erifreden6e YIatform aus seIenti.
gen @liebern ebenfalS burd elm fabel
In beitdnbisu 0ewesuns erbuGten, bic
mittIere nit Wteter, bic GuBere nit
1,5 Mster @ei9winbisteit in bsr Se
cunbe.
Scr. Spser Iertigte eine Mobeu 8abn
an. mitteIit berer ct bic 9lusfiibrbarteit
isiner Sbse 10 idIassnb bartbat, baB bic
eeiammte 8reile bieielbe auf9riff nnb
iein Slid semadt gu fein idien. Ct
I6ite aud elm Batent auf feline @rfinbuns
lin 1871 uno bsr vSeientific glmerican"
bradte bamaLs cine seuaue 8ei9reibuns
berielbeu. Sros aller QnitrenqunQen
bes GrIinbers unb elm fluBreider 6reunce
eeIane es bsmieIbeu iebo6 nidt, Rapitas
liitm fir ieiuen BIan Su seuinnen, unb
felt ber 3sit lit bas Batent erloi6en.
@as aber in benz rsi9en, unternebs
muneslulti9en Imerita, mo iebe neue
Sbee, bic 9futeu lln6 @epinn peripritt,
iofort in Sob umgemiinjt wirb. nidt
m6slib mar, bas ioa, pie es beiBt, in
bsm bsbddtissu Oeuti9Ianb perpirtIidt
psrbsn. 0ort Baben reuerbings 3tpei
Snssnisure. bic Serren gSiIbeIm unb
Seinri6 Rettis, mad elmer 0aittbeiIuns
bss Scientific american" bic Sadie
tpie6er aufsesrtfien un6 in bsr gSeiie
peruolItommnet, baB iid msbrere Subus
ffrieue pon 6eren YracticabiIitdt iibers
seuat uno ibrs unteritibuns suaeii9ert
baben. Wsau wia bas Experiment 3u.
erit in elmer Mittelitabt. rpabri9einIi5
In elmer fleinersu Sabrititabt. MAIDEN,
mo tein iibsrsroBer, absr bod gsnus
@srtebr iit. nm bas neue Spitsm pratt
tii9 sum Eeit ;u brinsen. SIM Gens
trum Der Sta6t iou cine poIIitdnbige
Stufeubabn nit brei uebensinanber
Iaufenbsn Hatformeu anseIest wsrben.
in ben entferntereu StabttbeiIsn ieboa
fol- nur cine 8latIorm Iaufen. pie beun
aud au eriterer cine glu;abI bi@t suiums
menIis9enbergIuisan9s Stationen einses
ri6tet merben iollen, Su bensn man pom
Erottoir 9sIanst, beren 5abI nit bsr
Gntfe,nuns INNER 9srinser wirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-15

itsint elm alter Rarr tu iein. ber iid in
ieinsn 8au pertriedt unb iid nm ben
@eidmaf ber 9leu5eit 10 gut mic gar
ni1t tiimmert," iagte fe fdIieBlib in
abfi6tIia lautem Gone. glnf bieIe itn'
erborte Offering nannte Der Oiener ben
gtamen bes Serrn uon 8oItaire ais ben
8eliter bcs S9Ichss, nit Batbos fiists
CT binSu. vbsr Stols 6rautreids, ber
qr6Bte Mann ieines 3eitalters! !"
nDas 9tlles mar er friiber, bod istt
iitbt man ieinem S9Ioiie, Der 2iures
ittner Diener, iosar = Ieinen 8erten-
bic 2lltersi6pdde an. SD iebe bier nnr
nod 8oltaires lleberreite."
Der entiette Siener IieB Die Dame in
einem 8osquet itsben uno binterbradte
ieinem Serrn Sic S6mdbun9eu.
r@sbt." iaste 8oItaire, rbrinst bic
Seiuderin Der 9laIasen tn's SdIoB
un6 iagt, i3 laKe b6Fibit um ibren
gintritt bitten. llnterpe9s t6nnt S9r
ber Dame ia iasen, baB i'd burdaus
tein 10 alter 9iarr bin, als iie unb nit
ibr nod pisle Qlnbere gu sIuuben Ideis
men," : S9uea febte ct Oann feline
Berriide auf, Ie9te Dor bem Spiegel
forsfdltis bic 2oden suredt unb sins 6er
DAME entsesen, iie b6fi6 gu besriiBen.
sd puBte wobI, baB ib bic @brs
babeu piirbe, ben beriibmten Wfann pers
fOnIi6 su ipre6en.~ iaste bieie iett in
Iiebenswir6isem Gone. sd babe mid
su piel nit Sbrsr 8erion bsiddftist rnO
femme in SOIse bsiien aud bic vtIeinen
S9pa6en" 6ss rsroBter Uaauues ieis
mes 3eitalters". Mleine Greunbiu, cine
iungt, iebr i66ne unb Iiebenspiirbise
Dame, bic III ibrer ibwdrmeriidsn 8es
seiiteruns fir ben v@ott ber 0idttunit~
fib Sbrem Oiener fait su 6iiBen mari,
nur UNI Sle eiumal feben su fonnsn,
baben sic Dot tur;er 3eit iebr unboiii9
fortssididt. sic finb Der 8ewunbes
runs latt. Die pieIen SuIoisunsen
Ian9w.ilen sic, ber @sibrqu9. Der
Sbrer @rOBs seopfert pirb, 1T Sbnen
Iditig ss,porbsn. Sd ba9te mir, es
t6nnte gut iein, sinmaI bur9 bas @es
ssntbeil S6ren Qppetit tuieOer gu wedeH.
Sd babe mid nidt seirrt unO meins
gSette gemonuen.
rgllio nur um elmer @ette uillen bds
ben sic mid bsraus raiionuirt? Sic
finb ia Iebr = IisbenSpiirbis", iaste
9oItaire IdbeIub. Sm 2auit Der ltnters
baItung aber purb. er es ebenfaaS, uno
spar in 10 bobem WtaBe, baB ibn bic
0ame ipdter ni6t nur ais ben 9r0Bten
8i6ter usrebrte, loubern ibn aud fiji
ben IiebenswiirOisiten alsr Meni6su
BaIten fOnnte.