davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

bar ianlet, bespnbte bette T.bialb
Gu1ara, itraite fis imOo ROro inStiI
oosr Statsn Rsfp Yorf, imcS On upel
Gjonsrns, naaeos Grantriss, bets mieter
ite % ipelise Gel, ii9r 3spartemen
terHe 3rsme, Siers, Rpsns "a Gin.
Ooeritreb GlpsrHe lanss msb Rput
GEMS inb | Rorbitalisu, b0or ocs Iao
e~ftcrbaanoen upb6rte. "a Jnatigbsoer
e'ter Re8isu Oar bertsrret, oar ODER
Itaoen Ooeralt oosroatfet meo ct sult
iOroa9tist StOi, Der Oplsit | gaub 9au
bette en- rsoli9 6aros.
Sournet, en- franIt @ioenItabsmanb.
Ie9te at giDre ct SperiIas cOsr Stru
maslers Gmfaus unoer bette 0eoialo
% Tom peb en- SanbipnligbsSs 8ereq.
ming til bet Rsiultat, at Der Glsne
3epnrtsmsntst 9rsms mnntts bore iat.
bet ben enprme | 8Gst 100000
BunO Stpo.
gtaar man pperisrer bsnne gereg
ming paa be meo Stpp iblanoeoe 9leo.
ialo, Der ina i1pulis inotrGffer / Soro.
tlOoens foritieqiss Gsne, fan ntnn no
9enlunce 9iore Jig ct ge8re6 ON, al
talri9e NPiaiuner Guno Stpu % Sauo
paa Den Wnnoe peo Strgmnin9er i 2tt.
moiiGren maa OuerHpttes ira Steo til
anoet paa ppr 9prbflpbe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
Born ifriger eitcr
Yither's Saitoria.
303

Sun iatts fig ousrsnOs os iosbe en- let Gone, Der
n~obia9ocS al bentcS febersIinienOe Dine:
Seq reb ior u~OIpiOmt, bet sr 1rGtbsS os Saar
mart ouer."
Gigsfansleren iaa ~iorifenbe paa benos. 6an
frpsteOe ct MT lObruO al be uOIOiOmme SpsoOmsania Io,
6riltina baube pGret uOiat for unoer jim SpuGrt.
"Oet er raabeIi9it, at gOers OtaieitGt M buasr
Goer, " iasoe ban iormanenOs. "Rommisi 9ren 8e gssr
pentsr ubenfor for at fua at pioe, buorleoes bet itaar
iii mso Gbers Usaistats SsIbreo. Sans unoeroanise
Snite er, at ban imorsen maa biiue bsaret mso i'm
naabise OrOnnins8 SeiSs paa 6inipdns. Seq ffaI
iuare BAN, at bet mag Opiattss. &siisn anitrenssr."
kriitina rsiite fig Op Ssnsen.
"Dl Gbsrs Ssrlis6so bsbuge at ipare Somntiss
iarsn, at iss meb GornoicIie ituI ~mOotase bans Subbps
belle ~inorssn," iasos BUN. "gr 6eIturariful 6Orn
autOmmsn til Norrt0pins2 Seq nil minoss, at ban
pent.s bag"
"San fom / 6OrmiOOass, iuareSs RisstansIsren
~fOrbauiet opsr at Ie Zen Spse iaa bartis TONNE til
RrGiter.
seq sni,sr at e bam tiQiss meO Ser Os De Ser
psb 9aHet often 8Iotteu "a
"9tei, bet fan Gosrs @luieitGts nuuGrsnSe SUuss
bsS umuIi9 tiQabs, I" uoueSs 6ru geaia at inousnSs.
"Min SuissriGu 9Oru tan iGa ben RaaDt at fsIse
nsS til 6inipdns ~imOvger, iiuIO GOsrS Raieitat er raft
NOT til at rsiis, " iasoe Crenitieua.
"SpaO? GOsrs 3iGrIigbsO oil, at en- iaa bsrsmt
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

6oer Wano ma giIte iis. Sfslse
inbtebne Gitcrretrin9er ira &io De
Saueiro bar Sc b~raiiGanite Spcialtiter,
iOm / Den iioite 3io uoiOloer en- Oirtlom
Ggitatipn, pna tit grC8ram opItiQet ben
martoar0ige CO Uisieli9 ietO for ceres
eltropRiite Meuing8fGIcr u~uerraitenOe
6ororing, at 8egjerinsen ital tuin9e
enbuer @tanb til at siite Jig ieneit inoel
lit iplote 3Ote glar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
Gn Sp,ro. grorh, 5. ,,u.Zu

gr Spsrs. Btonbt Sc manoe fr.m.
Hsoe Safloelsmrro poa 6iaQ.ruo sRor.
'eo unelOS man life at Iaaas Wtrr.e iii
en- Itie9et file glanb, Der belle goo,r
par I traol BirtiOmbeO msS at tiSb,
pete. 9ele 8srionen bar ira aSic iii
5polaal antagelis Inn 40 gommer Isl,
% mtOenS 0ocrtrOp o. 6ooeb bar hub,
nRnoi9 normal % U~elubUitlet, uSaiprbe
unoerllo % Ben tiliammen tun noole
laa 8ommer, bOOrimuo uoiun Gso6ernc
'aa no til at rere al almiaoelio gtcr.
rene, San oar ii8rt en- tort 9atfe, ION
NE oelto minore naaeoe bam ltae neb
III SRlere. SSet mar fsrite Gouo
talteoe SIitfet pnn BAN, ioretom BET en-,
at pan lao paa Suo, % man osnteoe
goert Gtebltt pan, at ban itulOe reiie
49,. Otter Guiistet at Oomne, iaa Dtonz
Oen no til at b9re benueo 40 2lar oams
mel, ban bar fra Slesuia "a bar pirtes
ll9 re'lt Den lauge Del for at tisbe
Seite.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

ct @reo, Der I 1872 bar afienbt fra
0anmarf til Stem Yorf, Tom forleben
itISa9e ubsn at babe innbst Ibresiaten
y haooe altiaa p9rst IS Slar unoer
ssts, Brepet bar Itrepet til en- Spz
sano ira bans Sllitru | SreSerifsbapn.
pun bar III mootoget Brepet fra BET
.nsrr'anI te BUltpGienS Suueofontor. s
almlnoeli9beo saar uel Grpeoitionen al
!'gs Sreue burti8ere for iig. st gil,
'slce bar foriiufet bette. = Get aamle,
sltnlte 8rco l2icS. Der itaar / oct
'n en- 8rsm, ipm Breoitriucrinbsu
fo'oe baot. Suu orsmte, at benoes
E@ao var ipa9 % pGrtbruoen. Mteb
F@aoerl.9 bepGget Siuo lGilS bette; tbi
III er MianoerS 3ilitaub nctop iaalebes,
la' bans 9uitru ben Gang orgmte ben
i!rGre.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
Sunpbeo CT cn &npitai.

Gr g. g. &sts Nerve and Brain Treatment It IN
s~oraHt,rst Spett,sg ltotciu for SgitsrL, Sotamsihso,
Gramp.iiltGIbs, GlaqaHiaIo, nerus3 g,Iralgi, eoU,os
pine. ntrpss Slappetie Ton dsts, Of eru9 al II'o'
boil sIsr 5obni ssOnlss5.o. usot,mt Sumsr. i1mt
tIso 6itru,, Der isr,r til ganoiS oa Gl,uois8to. o. i'rIs
per ia ira Si,ru,ns ousraHirsHs.it. So,r RaSis ,Hoss
bsIoe W,slsin for 1 Roan,0; Si.m for bo,r Rdsis,
,a.r q Raster for 500. i,aot Vr. Rot U,o glOotasst,ai
peHs,u,.
81 earautsrsr, q 3asIer
oil bd5r,b, builtttiom5.It 1iIfrls.. SOr bps CtSu
paa 8 Raster. l,sias,t al 500. pil pi f.Hos eisSsrsn
uor Fr,urs Garauti for Eil5as,fsub,Ii, at Psugtus. faas
trent iugtu SsIbreotlit Fer. gorauittrns ubftssts bio
al Sos. y. soFIin,
SECURITY DRUH STORE,
Winneapcits, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
8 cit 2orreipunoance fra &isben.

eap1 III Den "SanIte Yloneer" lRles:
Der saar | bennc 3io np9le iorunoerz
fig. Rp9ter Der life bar unblabt at Iatte
aSitlaise Sino / Seue9elie. &p9terne
.aar nemlis no paa intet minore enb, at
ut iial bore Seiier 8ilbclm al Tpfs
inos Seniigt at regulere @renien /
Rcrslespis, en- 2iuie toersuper melleml
Saserslep os Gabenraa, iaaleoes at ben
.hnftneeoe Del Opersaar til Wobers
hnS.t.
Oct bill sanife uiit life blipe noaen
D9ipItelie af garasraf 5 I Yraserfre.
an; men paa famine 1io en- sanife be-
tsSslis Giitaaelie.
Set beooer fig snbpsiaa, at 8ilbelm
Jar Opisst Gbriitian ben 0ienoe %
crslaSt bam Sasen, msn nuset beItemt
sS man ielpfsl8elis life enOnl, ba bet
S.ls lom iast er ct &gste, iom man
isr.lsbts bsr tase meset parlomt paa.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

8 Sfanberburg bIeo ben Sbe SUM
afbolbt ct 9prifue, peb boiltet Der uos
itiasoes en- RGngoe ppperli9t apas us
mango sOoe Seite, ialt $50 Wumere.
Oct bar fcranitaltet al "Stanoerbur9
9anSbOfprenins", Der teller $50 WteOs
lemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
StanolnaOtlt lquitrerct
ubarbsioet for ftnnoiunOii;e SusbolOuinoer
iNmeri'a.

Em Goqetar -8rgo % Bnaniuq Roger
-4a9tnger-Sulaatagc -aagtr iomtpge3
-Gm 3uoilcb al 5Ooeoarcg ON CUbcOd
ring al 66oemtoler, SoritiCllgc Gnpisuu
ger. Supper.- 6rugt @rgo. Rclieiytitr.
-6iii- ~ !aloDr -Sil6t % 6iHr'rr. 8lD
bets eugcIite g%enTuuclier -Euritle.ige Ret
ter. -&i aGluetl9O. Gi6darel on CANINE
tjco.-Gi SOinctIgO .-Gcttcr al itclt o. loqt
6ieo.-Yglier. ROicicr, 5aIa!cr 90 andre
&etter -Sancer 6At,IGucer. -&il NIDoret
ter.-8l Suooiugcr % Nl0et. -@gmDicr.
SaooiHger. -aol0c BHoomgcr CInclcttcr.
Yier (eaer 8oitta9,rl Crcmcr @cItsr
6romager, IS etc. - &Ul0 Nurrtn,Hg. ,5or
Reconnaissance -Em SOlu0ng Sort e.
lac SpltctgIcr. -Wiual pQ Boat. EUQtt /
Iaait oa ytorit ipriticDt8t Cro / 6ugbolos
ningsiproget HOrlt oGrlie % cugclltc Gro
ira 0usbolouiugsiproget
Tris goot % pcnt trcbIuoct | bel Sbcrs
ting ulc0 rgot Suit 500. "IcCordb 10.
itenr % "geo Nrucn" Ct Anr, meO NDgsjO
gen iom 8rGrlie, $500.
Aoresle: y. Inunoicn,
3ecpTab, ,{OiDd
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

6eOsraii. Gen Sjrrcnoe til auiteu;
"3et er iuHrt, buor imoat 8ere tiGrer
Ter. Seq tommer lise ira 8ien, pg Der
tjprer be ri9tiguOt annIfe anoerlcoes."
- Suifen eItertGntiOmt: "g9ieu 49, bet
mua bel bore etlteos / 3Grbeoen al
Go9uac, oet?"
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
II nj art.
r,nro,(int ltlnriestiliaIbe i,ete

e buor Serrebsfalbm9stis Sen
s' =, alnSrs 8orn leaeoe | 5ulbme9'
E.,,s Sape. Ger befdnbt fig iamtioig tc
~ ~ omfrtra ceS ~ Vars Moeren,
ss.a;yiliost meo at ifpSe meS Salon
.,is Gen al Qrcn9cnet Der bauoe
earsonSFsfen I Suancen, fcm t aanb-
~ g1er maaTe at &anoare til at ifgoe
s;,,rsm ben meQsm Sdrerne r9renoc
X, Der life er bpiere enb, at ban tnnoe
t.,rs ggrrere / 5rlomGgtigens Saoe.
s,,Isu rammer Ell at SerreosfulomR9s
. srS gFru, en- fife 3reng paa 4 &nr.
S,r oaar giennem 8anoen ino / 5ier.
Nm. 8looct Itrrmmer no, @Oberen iler
n =, Ter lit Barn ie9ne ON. @eb til
;l,rS5 6iely blep 9rer9eu baaret op, %
sgrrs ire Eager benteoes. @ten ole
s7riro ira at reooe ben lille 9rengs
Gin uar ior8i2ceS.
st lllgffcsttlfGIbe er b9nbt tat
M 9Soer. Wurer Watbias SGrgens
i,r. 0Soer, par / Serb meb at ilDtte
# RaroleO. Ntan begit ba ben llfOr.
F,fo6sO life at biube 8obaOet fait til
Ro,len, Uper bbilten bette raee0e tenn
rr.fo. Brit pp. 4aa en- 8atte mellent
enS5uIet % 8rpbus falOt ct stab
rtS pua 6eitcre, bpproper bisie blep
vRprligc, log Masten fra 8uIten % LIB
lg5f. &rIten flap imiolertio meb rto9le
ustpoelise Sframmer os Ebela9selie
d fine greIto. Mtatbins Ssrseniens
6ufru berimpb, iom iab oppe paa Sees.
ii msb ct Spell / Grmeu, i!gn8ebes al
Ssaren paa en- iaaban Waabe, at bun /
hpiSflgs EilItano blep barren inb paa
spstbuiet. Ser tunbe man life ie nu9et
Srao paa Sternen, men bun bsbe Dog
prlg efter. Gen ftattels Manb er MI
sl,Re tilba9e meo 4a6 in1aa Ssrn.
@Glerne bleO tiloels sbelaste.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
FlnSielig 900. Gartitutier grom

VlnSielig 900. Gartitulier groms
lrler, SDn al aioDoe SiItop 8rammer /
aarbus % t~ioli9ere Gier al "6reocritss
mlnOe" / &~On0rup, er pluOielia ogo.
Gforoe, Der bapoe 8oli9 / Ranosrs, oil
% pusIeoe i i'm Saoe for at faa ben
9jort I Oroen til bans 8DOielsSa9. "a
ban Tom mo fOr at ipiie til MIcbna,
5etarot ban Jig iloe, % ct &parter eIter
par ban boo. GiOsbe oar meget fOrgus
lent, laa mulisuis for meset G(rbeibe i
Saoen bar fremtalot ct apopleftiit Gil.
f9lbe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

YaItor Grarup, Der bar falbet til
Br9it for Wosbiers'Sorneiteo Meni9s
beb, bar af1laaet at muotase 8eItittel'
fen, ba ban lille eier ben fornsbne &apis
tai til at tisbe ben bebsrise 8reatur.
belRtnina.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

s oOer TO glar leO ieg al en- beitig
2eueripsopm, men bleu Dog iuloitGnoig
bel6rebet oeo Inpeuoelie al Or. Nugult
80ni9'8 9nmburgers Dranber. - Jrie
brif &ur5e, 6icruet al 9(uitiu % @Ooo
Strcets, 8alla3, Ger.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

Gunobp 6irfe. tilbSrenbs 3s6sbOet
efter @obseier ban 9eurs iii 5rpbens
bal, bar til uffentlis luftion. Set
bsieite Sub, $4,000 &runer, blsp life
a%pproberet, % en- ny Iuftion oil beriOr
blipe afbolot.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
Wefgrereu Tor Sbingifep Borne.

Dlem ct arreiteret paa Grunb al Ell
Ran9be Wislisbeber msb 9suseIaser.
Ssrnebiemmet itaar MI pluoIslis uoen
Seltgrer, % Sosusraa6et ct / en- Hem
&ntbe, ba bet life peo, boab bet ital
9lpre meo De ca. 30 Born, Der bar uGret
betrpet ben IrrsIterebe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

6runOiupseagen er runbt ON / Gan.
vi DI'Uet ferret paa iGopanlig 8is. s
y llSrre gDer bar iaapel SDire iOm
CENTRE bOlot Setter. 9na 9aHoet baooe
sa8sn nGIten opera(t ct 9eritreprGg.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

Heppe er lloBen anoen WcOicin be
npttet mere emo Or. Ycters "&urifo",
bet beoite NiioOcl for 6elbreoctie al o0le
beure TioadIoer5 t~ronilte 5vgOomme.
5aae5 hos gOialsI 9cnter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

giOsoe SprlGge 6. Slien ueb
&alunobOrs % nj liseleccs aiosoe Sls
itru Ear itieufet 10000 &roner lom ct
9e8at til ~tr9ngcnoe 9prlaser ps beres
@nfer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
3unittae Observation-Disclosures

fer. Otter 5urlpoenoe ital Der / ben
Sremtio oprettes en- al be /
Observation-Disclosures meo &esisrins
gen napnte tunitise erssuotletninsss
oeo Sbbeiuno.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

6DpcbgaarSen ltlfiunb igtaIS Sosl
pr. 2empig, tIlbsrenoe Eropriet9r So0,
er tptalt neobrGnbt. On Sloens Sps
tomit pioes intet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
NOpentiiferue bor / WoIhnro +

WOoentiferne bar i galburg bulot
ct ~"aeIrmsoe". Bet bar beisgt al ON
trent 100 Serionsr us bapbe til 8feIulz
tat, at ID "Omuenote" bleo bgbte.
Sammen meo 8ra terne pa0eoe be no i
9lmfloroen % bleu butteoe neb unbcr
Sarpet. Blanot De 0sbte bar en- Some
paa Ooer so Gar, Reiten bar pnsre 81
ger % aarle.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

Baron %. GuutB far IN isien to-
get tat ipm GirtlsoireftGr % giper
SoreItinin9er | ct Tclt, Der er reiit oeb
Npbora.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

Hptterme | SbD breber fig itartt Og
anretter / oenne Gio flor 9oelGsgelie
blanOt apuinser % @iGslinser, ia ielu
S%maagriie fan be faa Sugt meb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
Gammerherre SaIeIeu bar

Hammerberre SaaeIen bar bOs
8eneralfoniul Rnben beItilt en- Sonoz
graf til bet fun9elise 3Beater. @eo
al be @Oiipnife 9orruller bill
ubsbelissisre fine bersmte
| beres melt beremte &pQer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

q Ell Wple peb Sbber fauot ma ct
t~uinoeli9t Stelet, Der bar lisset Der !
poer 100 Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16

3. eanifs suiteriabrif.rs uSbptt,
ior E%ri'tsaaret 1890 pil b,ios fan
lat til 8 pot.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-16
Srcmers2inicu

Vasiaatru ira svuist o. rorls %sr5rsrsg ,ti
.IE1EE1T Tx New EGRz
The Washington critic., 1890-02-01

doing IL may accidentally and unknow-
ingly make contact, directly or indirectly,
with the apparatus and receive dangerous
current, is very great, and this risk, u APP
pears to me, is liable TO Increase with lapse
OF time. largo number of other wires
run In close proximity TO the wires OF the
lighting system, some Of them being stapled
TO the wooden casing covering the latter,
and this complication, think, renders IL
quite probable that the current may be III
verted from its proper channels into dan
gerops ways.
Your inquiry did not, as / understand,
relate to the question of danger from fire
which might result from the use OF the
lighting system, but this is matter which
10 also worth attention.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
GEO. G. MAYNARD.
EDWARD CLARK, Esq.
Architect United States Capitol, Washing
ton, DC.
In February, 1899, Lieutenant. Com
mander Royal B Bradford, U. s. Naval
Inspector of Electric Lighting, also
made voluminous report upon the
system, summing up his report as fol-
lows.
In regard to life. The danger to life
from receiving what is commonly termed
shock of electricity depends almost entirely
upon the pressure of the current. Advo-
Gates Of the alternating system frequently
claim that the alternating current is as safe
as the direct. The weight OF opinion, how
ever, is greatly in favor of the assertion
that II is considerably more dangerous.
just what 10 safe or dangerous pressure
OF the two systems is q matter OF contro-
versy between electricians. 1t is pretty well
settled, however, that pressure Of 100 volts
OF an alternating current, or 200 volts of a.
direct current, are safe II is also admitted
by all that pressure of 1000 volts, alter
mating current, is very dangerous, and If
taken through the body VIII kill. AS it ia
possible to get shock of this pressure
from the plant now installed In the Senate
wing, there is an element of danger CON
nected with IL that should be avoided II
possible.
So far as the Senate wing of the Capitol
is concerned, am of the opinion that due
interest for economy does not require the
use Of the Westinghouse system therein,
and therefore other reasons must be sought
as to whether 1t is for the best interests of
the Government TO retain or remove the
present plant.
Of course, the Westinghouse Com.
pany has protested against these reports
and brought testimony to show their
system to be safe. The Committee on
Rules are now considering the matter,
and, 1t is said, will not allow the sys-
tenn to remain in the Capitol
THE CoMPANY's STOCKHOLDERS.
The Electric Heat and Power Com.
pany is composed principally of Pitts
burg and New York capitalists.
Charles Jackson of Pittsburg Is presi-
dent of the company, and James Atwell
OF the same city is secretary The com
pany was organized under the laws of
West Virginia. There are but few citi-
zens of this city among the stock
holders, the principal ones being Lewis
Clephane, Frederick w. Royce and d.
|. Murphy Lawyer Cole of the firm of
Cole d Cole is attorney for the com
pany in Its defense against the injunc-
tion brought last summer by citizens.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-01
sILcoTT DISAPPEARS.
He EndeavOrs to Throw the Detective
OF the Scent,

vi INC scent.
This mornings New York Herald
prints the following special in regard to
the whereabouts Of Silcott:
TERREBoNNE, QUEBEC, Jan. 31.-I
again made another attempt to-day to
get another interview with Silcott and
Louise Thibault, his handsome com
panion. ! called at Mr.. Thibault' s
house, but the birds had evidently
thought better of their last nights res
olution-which was doubtless mere
bragadocio-and they had flown. Mr..
Thibault said he knew nothing of their
present whereabouts.
After diligent search / was informed
at the Hotel du Boulevard that a man
answering to the description of Silcott
had engaged rig at a livery stable,
saying he was going to st. Vincent de
Paul, some eleven miles from here. He
was alone.
On inquiry at the railroad station
Station Master Moran informed me that
he saw strange lady board the morn
ing train for Quebec. She had not
bought ticket, but that fact, he said,
was not important, as she could buy one
on the cas-.
For many reasons am led to believe
that this hiring of rig for St. Vincent
de Paul was simply blind, and that
the pair are still located in some safe
hiding place in Terrebonne or vicinity.
Although in last nights interview
Silcott said he defied arrest, think
he would rather shun than meet an
officer of the law, and that, fearing the
publicity given of his Whereabouts by
the interview in the Herald would
place the officers on his track, he de-
termined to throw them off the scent by
an apparent departure for Quebec or
some Other. part of Canada.
In regard to the discovery Of Silcott's
whereabouts there is one error in my
former report, insomuch as Detective
Grose of the Canadian Secret Service
Bureau had nothing to do with the dis
covery, as that officer, only the night be-
fore saw Silcott, told me he had given
up the hunt and would take no further
interest in the matter, unless his SER
vices were regularly retained by the
United States officials.
The error above referred to was
made in the Herald office.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-01
An Indiana Absconder Returns.

LAPoRTE, IND, Feb. 1.-Adelbert L.
Brown, the absconding attorney, insurance
loan and real estate agent, who left credi-
tors to the amount of nearly 10000, re-
turned yesterday from Concordia, Kan.
with relative, and will try to make set
Element. Brown refuses TO be interviewed,
but says he will soon publish statement.
1t is rumored that certain parties of good
standing have used Brown as tool and are
now endeavoring to keep him from squeal-
investigate the affair.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-01
Arrestod for Malnrnotine

New YoRK, Feb. Mrs. Sophia M.
Wellman Of 900 East One Hundred and
Twenty-third street died last night of
malpractice, and Mary j. Clery, the
midwife who attended Mrs. Wellman,
was placed under arrest. She was
found sick at her home, 207 West Thir-
ty-fourth street, by detectives. AS she
was too i'll to be taken away an officer
was placed in the house to guard her
Mrs. Wellman's husband is lawyer,
and he and his wife are well known in
Harlem and moved in the best circles
Mr. Wellman is go years old and his
wife was 80 years of age.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-01
Railway Differences Settled.

BosToN, MASS, Feb. 1.-The dis
pute over through rates between the
Boston and Albany and the Fitchburg
Railroads has been settled by arbima-
ton. The Fitchburg Railroad has
been awarded dilferential rate of So
on each first class passenger by the
West Shore route and SO by the Erie
route. The arbitrators were j. l..
Taylor, general passenger agent of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad; Jas.
Carleton, general passenger agent of
the Chicago and Alton, and +. Z. Lo
max, general agent of the Union Pa
cjfic,
The Washington critic., 1890-02-01
PROJECTION FOR EDITORS.
Unique Bill to be Introduced In the
Iowa Legislature.

iowa Legislature.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 1.-Scnator
Schmidt of Davenport will introduce a
bill in the Senate, which is unique. No
such bill has ever passed any Legisla-
ture in the United States. 1t is as fol-
lows:
A bill for an act to render privileged con-
tldential communications to editors, pub
lishers and reporters of newspapers,
BE 10 enacted, ETC., That no editor, pub
Usher or reporter Of any newspaper shall
be compelled to disclose any confidential
communication made to him in his profes-
sional capacity or to disclose the
name of the author of any editorial
article furnished such papers for publica-
tiOn or to disclose the name of any person
furnishing information for publication;
provided, however, that in any proceed
ings, civil or criminal, against any person
on account of the publication of such edi-
torial, artice or information, auch editor,
publisher or reporter may be compelled to
testify whether or not the defendant was
the author OF such editorial or article or
furnished the information complained Of
The effect of this bill will be to place
editors and reporters, when acting in a
professional capacity, on the same foot
ing as lawyers and clergymen.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-01

Al marriage and death notices published
IN THE CRITIC free.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-01

az FOR YOUR FULL-DRESS SUPPLIES GO
TO p, T, HALL, COS i street northwest.
Special Bargain, our Sl.25 Full Dress shirt.
Shirts to Measure a Speciality.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-01
CHOLERA THREATENS.
EUROPE SAID TO BE IN DANGER OF
AN EPIDEMIC.
Startling Reports OF the Ravages of
the Disease in Persia-w what tho
English Medical Journals Say
About the Peril.


LONDON, Feb. THE English med
ical journals hardly notice the reports
OF the ravages of cholera in Persia, or,
IL they do refer to them, speak of the
probability that they are greatly exag-
gerated and that the dread disease is
not at oil likely to spread beyond the
limits to which II is at present confined.
The public remember, however, that
the same opponents of science ridiculed
the influenza, pronounced il largely the
result of an excited imagination among
The Ignorant peasantry of Russia and
confidently announced that if It should
make Its appearance in Western Eu-
rope 1t would prove but a triHing COM
plant when treated by skilled phys
icians Of enlightened communities
An English medical light, whose
articles In the Lancet and other patho-
logical journals always provoke con-
siderable controversy. is of the opinion
that Europe has great deal to fear
from the cholera during the coming
summer.
THE virulent type It has assumed"
he says, lis highly unusual in the win
ter months, and marks an almost un-
precedented malignity in the fearful
pestilence. 4 The powerlesspess of med
ical men when called upon to contend
with novel circumstances has been
shown by this winters experiences.
Any dread that the influenza would
prove serious affliction was met with
smile Of conscious superiority, and
the student of history who referred to
past experiences was snubbed as an
alarmist. Yet its dead may be counted
already by thousands; and palaces as
well as novels have felt its awful
power.
IF the cholera should really prove ep-
idemic it will follow its usual routes,
through Asia Minor to Turkey, in Eu
rope and to India via the Persian Gulf
So long as Moslem fatalists hold the
European side of the Bosphorous,
plaques of this kind will gain foot
hold in Europe. Any attempt to sub
iect the Turks to sanitary laws will be
looked upon by them as an outrage and
conspiracy on the part of the West
ern nations-to encroach upon their lib
critics and subvert their religion. The
prospect for the coming summer is
decidedly gloomy one"
The Washington critic., 1890-02-01

TO one Bremner, for which Bremner
has never been compensated.
The appeal says I'VE have proof
that General Middleton took these furs
under the pretense Of keeping them
safe for Bremner. We have proof that
these. furs were shipped by General,
Middletons orders to himself and
others, and when q deputation brought
The matter before the Minister of the
Interior, VIC were assured that Brem-
ner would be paid for the furs whether
he would be paid for his other losses or
not" =
The matter has created a profound
sensation,