davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06
,,Umar}a cesarzowa wdowa!
Za}oba! Za}oba!n

Kin Fo zrozumia} teraz dopiero rzecz GAIA.
By} to grom wprost W niego godzacy. Me
m6g1 powstrzymac poruszenia gniewu.
ZaIobe dworska nakazano powodu smier-
ci wdowy poprzedniego cesarza. Przez pre-,
ciag czasu prawem oznaczony ME wolno by}o
nikomu golic sobie g}owy, wyprawiat uczt pu
blicznych dawaG widowisk teatralnych; try
buna}y przestawa}y sprawowac sadly. Me VOL
no by1o nikomu zawieraG zwiazk6w ma1ze1-
skich.
Leu zrozpaczona lecz mezniejsza cd niego,
aby ME martwic bardziej jeszcze ukochanego
narzeczonego, usi}owa}a okazaG sic spokojna.
Ujawszy go "a reke rzek}a, starajac sic pokry6
slime swe wzruszenie, g}osem jak najspokoj-
niejszym: = Czekajmy
palankin wraz MIA odniesiono napo-
wr6t do domu przy ulicy Sza-Kua. Zawieszo-
no zabawy, sprzatnieto re sto}6w, odes1ano
muzyke, a przyjaciele rozpaczajacego Kin Fo
rozeszli sic oswiadcaywszy mu swe ubolewanie
mad tenn, co zasz}o.
Niepodobna sic by}o odwazy6 przestapi6
zakaz cesarski
Widoczne nieszczescie przesladowa}o Kin
Fo. Mai zn6w jedna jeszcze sposobnosc
sprawdzenia nauk flozofcznych dawnego ma
uczyciela.
Kin Fo pozosta} sam Kregiem Frajem,
W osamotnionym apartamencie hotelu ,Nie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06
Telegramy ZagraliGZle=
Gen. CapriVi o pOlityce rzadu
W Afryce.
POiar W peWnym mOskieWskim
dOmu sierOt.
SOcyaliStyczne ObjaWy W WOjsku
belgijskiem.
ROzruchy W Hiszpanii,
We WfOszech jeszeze trivia kryzys
ROzruehy W Hiszpanii,
We W1Oszech jeszcze trivia kryzys
Niency.
Berlin, 5 lutego.

DoIO OCIt, y 1uUOSO'
w Niemczech Pociagnieto
do odpowiedzialnosci kilka
os6b "a przekroczenie zakazu
importowania ameryka1skiego
miesa wieprzowego. Mieso to
sprowadzano przez Holandya.
Berlin, 5 lutego.
Kanclerz Caprivi na posie-
dzeniu Rady Pa1stwa broniac
polityki rzadowej W sprawie
kolonij afryka6skich oswald
cyl, IL Rad trzyma} sic granic
jeszcze zakreSlonych przez Bi-
smarka, kt6ry raz sic wyrazi},
IL przyjaz6 Salisbury'ego vie
cej jest warta cd ca}ego wy
brzeza With. Emin Pasza /
Wissmann, skoro tylko zechca,
moga pozosta6 W siuzbie ME
mieckiej.Dalej m6wil kanclerz:
,Obecnie staramy sic o rozw6j
naszych posiad}osci. Rozpoczy-
nanny cd wybrzeza, a ME cd
jezior. Ma p6}nocy tworzenie
dr6g karawanowych po}aczo-
nych stacyami ME natrafia ma
trudnosci. Wzd1uz po}udnio-
wych granic jeszcze pok6j ME
zupe1nie przywr6cony, / ME
wiemy, lie to jeszcze bedzie
mas kosztowaG trudu / czasu.
Potrzeba zreorganizowaG SHY
wojskowe i dla tego wysIemy
tam kogos, kt6ryby mia} jak
najobszerniejsze pe1nomocni-
ctwo.n
Move kanclerza nawet le-
wica przyje}a oklaskami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06

bieskiej szczesliwosci", kt6rego nazwa W tel
chwili wydawa}a mu sic gorzka ironia jego To-
su. Gas trwania za}oby m6g} bye przed}uzo,
ny dowolnie wed}ug widzimsie syna nieba. A
on mysla1, re wr6ci niezw}ocznie do Szangha-
ju m}oda zona do bogatego jamenu, bedace-
60 odtad sp6lna juz obojga w1asnoscia roz-
pocznie tam nowe zycie W nowych warunkach.
w godzine potem wszedf s}uzqcy hotelo-
wy wreczY mu list przyniesiony przez ME
znajomego pos}a6ca.
Kin Fo spojrzawszy ma pismo ma adresie
ME m6g1 powsciagnac wykrzyku
List by} cd Wana zawiera}, co nastepuje:
,,Przyjacielu! ia zyje, ale gdy list ten O.
trzymasz, zy6 juz ME bede.
,,Umieram, DO ME nam odwagi wykonac
to, do czego sic zobowiaza}em. Ale badz spo-
kojny. Postara3em sic to, ably sic sta}o "a
dose twemu zyczeniu.
,,Lao szeu, naczelnik Taiping6w, moi da-
why towarzysz, posiada list przez ciebie mi da-
n.y. On ma silniejsza odemnie dion wieksza
odwage, spe}ni niezawodnie to okropne "a
DAME, kt6re mnie poruczy}es Jemu zatem
przypadnie zabezpieczony przez ciebie dla mnie
kapita}, kt6ry mu odstapi}em i kt6ry on pod
niesie dla siebie po twojej smierci.
,,Poprzedzam Gle W kraine cieni6w. Ale
wkr6tce = do widzenia" !"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06
ROZDZIAK XVI.

h6,ye Kin Fo, zaacsSe jeszcze haecaeren ro@poczy
sn6.o podr6aoacad ma piehme.
Take by}o obecne po}ozenie naszego bo-
hatera, stokroG niebezpieczniejsze niz kiedykol-
wick
Wan tedy pomimo danego s}owa ME mia1
dose SHY zabic dawnego swego ucznia. Wan
tedy ME vie mic o TEN, re Kin Fo zn6w posia-
da ogromny majatek, albowiem mic ME wspo
nina tym liscie tel novel zmianie stanu
rzeczy Wan tedy poruczy} komu innemu do
trzymac zobowiazania = komuz to?! Maj
straszniejszemu ze wszystkich Taipingowi, kt6
ry ME waha1by sic ami ma chwile dokonac te
90 morderstwa, okt6re ME moznaby go potem
nawet pociagnac pred sadly List oddany mu
przez Wana uwalnia2 go cd wszelkiej kary "a
zbrodnie, W dodatku mia} jeszcze otrzymac
$4,000. dolar6w ustapionych przez Wana.
"A! dosyc mi juz tego! = zawo}a7 Kin
Fo W pierwszym wybuchu gniewu.
Gdy Kreg Fraj dowiedzieli sic, re Wan
przekaza1 komu innemu poruczone mu zadanie
spytai Kin Fo:
= Vice Iscie swoim ME oznaczy}espan
dnia 25 czerwca, jako ostatni termin spe}nie
MIA czynu?
-Anie = odrzek} tenze. = Wan mial
dopisa6 date W dzie6 mojej smierci Inaczej
rbyclnie moglo Teraz Lao Szen ME trzymajac
sic terminu, moze. miel zabiG, kiedy mu sieSp po-
sdoba. - (Cs din)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06

w ca}ej Afryce Wscho-
dniej pr6buje sic handel od-
wr6cic cd Zanzibaru. MIN to
jednak sic uda, jeszcze die
siatki lat up}yna. Bedziemy
mieli jeszcze ma d}ugi czas do
zniesienia pr6by i nieprzyje-
mnosci, ale te ME powinny mas
odstraszaG. Ma centralny punkt
dzia}ania obralismy Oar es-
Salam. Go do kwestyi niewol-
nictwa, trzeba mice wzglad na
zyczenia mieszka6c6w nadbrze-
znych. Baron Won Soden jest
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. do tego,
by go tam wys}ac. Ola majora
Wissmanna / Emma Paszy po-
zostanie jeszcze wielkie pole
dzia}ania pod rozkazami So
dena."
Eugen Richter pochwalA
uk}ad Z Anglia, watph jednak
czyli odpowiedniem jest dzia-
}alnosG Niemiec ograniczyG ma
pas nadbrzezny. Rad musi
wyjasnic nieporozumienia po-
miedzy majorem Wissmannem
a Eminem Pasza. Jemu sic
zdaje, re nalezy odwo}ac Wiss-
mamma "a nies}uszne obwinia-
MIA Emma Paszy.
Kanclerz odrzek}, IL niepo-
rozumienia te jeszcze ME przy
brady form dose wyraznych,
by mad niemi debatowano w
Radzie Padstwa, za}uje, IL
major Wissman tax nieko-
rzystny sad wyda}. Niemcy
najwiecej jemu zawdzieczaja
swe powodzenia W Afryce.
Berlin, 5 lutego.
Hrabia V. Walderesee po-
zegna} sic dis z cz}onkami
sztabu generalnego, i w mo
vie swej pozegnalnej powie-
dzia1: ,Cesarz wyznaczy} mi
inne stanowisko. Zo1nierz jest
pos}uszny, ME pytajac sic
powody''.
Berlin, 5 lutego.
General Witch ma bye ma,
stepca hrabiego Waldersee w
sztabie generalnym.
Post gniewa sic ma pu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06
KKOPOTY CHINCZYKA
w CHINACH.
PRZEZ
AZ JULIUSZA VERNE.
CHINACH
JULICSZA VERNE.
PRZEZ
(Ciqg daisy y

Naraz dal sic slyszec gwar daleki na bull
warze Tien Men. G3osne krzyh zmieszane
Z odgfosem trqby, Potem ma chwil kilka ma
stapifo g}uche milczenie, potem zn6w taz sa-
ma WrZaWa.
Zgie}k ten zbliza1 sic coraz bardziej ku
uicy, ma kt6rej znajdowa} sic orszak weselny
Kin Fo s}ucha}. Przyjaciele jego zanie-
pokojeni oczekiwali, aby Leu wesz}a do hotelu.
Ale MIN to nastapi1o, nagle zape1ni}a sic
GAIA Mica ozwa} wrzaskliwy CLOS traby
W poblizu.
= Go to jest? = zapyta} Kin Fo.
Leu sta}a pomieszana Przerazeniem o.
bliczu Zowieszczem przeczuciem uderzy}o
jej serce.
Nagle t}um otoczy3 weselnych. W po-
sr6d niego ujrzano cesarskiego herolda, poste
pujaccgo gronie kilku policyant6w.
A cd czasu do czasu 6w herold donosnym
glosem powtarza1 sr6d chwilowej powszechnej
ciszy nastepujsce s}owa, rozlegajace sic naste-
pnie gluchym szmerem po dalekich falach
ludu:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06
Ze Stolicy Zwiazkowej.
Washington, 5. lutego.
w Senacie

Ingalls, prosi} 0. g}os W spra-
vie osobistej co sic tyczy blu
wyborczego. Kiedy Senat od-
rzuci} wniosek Aldricha w
sprawie zamkniecia debat o
blu wyborczym, on byl ME-
obecnym. Jego stanowisko
wtedy t}6maczono niepochle-
bnie. By7 on cd samego pocza-
tku przeciwnym ustawie przy'
musowej wyborczej W formie,
jaka ma obecnie; jednakze 60
tow jest jeszcze "a MIA gfoso-
wac, skoro zostanie poprawio-
ma stosoxnie do jego zapatry-
wan. Zarzuca jej, ze jest "a
nadto zawik}ana / niejasna i
W wielu szczeg6}ach niemal'
niewykonalna. Cd chwili u
tworzenia sic partly republi-
(Dok.na 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06

rozpedzic nar6d. zaudarmi
galopem rzucili sic naprzeciw
i miedzy zgromadzonych ludzi,
strzelajac pistolet6w i kara
bin6w; wielu niebezpiecznie
raniono. Oczywiscie, re nar6d
wskutek tego by} oburzony i
do wysokiego stopnia rozdra-
zniony; jednakze ME stawiono
oporu porozchodzono sic do
'dom6w.
S}ychac, ze Rad zawezwie
sic do zarzadzenia sledztwa
przeciw ofcerom zandarmeryi.
Zwolennicy Salmerona twier-
dza, IL kule, kt6re sic odbi}y o
gzymsy okna, z ktorego Sal
meron przemawia}, swiadcza,
ze zandarmi chcieli zabic Sal
merona.
Mada'yt, 5 lutego.
DIS wieczorem donosza o
rozruchach Z r6znych miast.
| tax W Lagro by} rozruch
wywo}any przez karlist6w i
libera}ow. w Baro zburzono
kasyno karlist6w. w Santo
Domingo i Calzada by1y roz-
rugby, W czasie :kt6rych kilka
os6b by}o ranionych.
Turcya.
Komstamtyuopo1, 5 lutego.
Prof. DR.. Koch przyby}
tutaj W swej podrozy ma
Wschod.
Chill.
Hamburg, 5 lutego::
w tutejszych ko}ach han
dlowych s}ychaG, jakoby Rad
chilehskl wyda} zakaz wywozu
saletry.
Pmys, 5 lutego.
Telegram nadesz}y z Buenos.
Ayres do ,,Gaulois'', donosi, IL
powstanie chile1skie by}o
skutkiem gwa}tow pope1nia
nych przez regularne wojska
chileGskie i rozpocze}o sic W
Castro.
Walka pomiedzy powsta6-
cami a wojskami regularnemi
trwa}a 3 godziny. II pow
sta1c6w 1907 wojska regu-
larnego zosta}o zabitych. Ko-
rzystajac z tego powstania,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06
blicznost, ze pare cesarska
zanadto natretnie przesladuje,
W codziennych przechadzkach
W ogrodzie zoologicznym.
Francya.
Pary5, 5 lutego.

of yS' iuoOSo'
Pc zniesieniu przez rzad po-
datku kolejowego 10 proceu-
towego, kompanie kolejowe
francuskie znizy}y ceny jazdy
druga klasa o 20 procent, a
trzecia klasa o 80 procent.
Opr6cz tego znacznie SO mi
zone ceny jazdy tam i napo-
wr6t ceny zs pakunki.
Pary5, 5 lutego.
Jules Ferry obejmujac
dis prezydenture komitetu
c1owego W senacie w movie
swej zaznaczy}, IL nalezy po-
stepowae ostr6znie, ale ME
zbyt pospiesznie W sprawie
zlniany ts'ryfy.
Komitet taryfowy uchwali},
azeby system dopuszczanian ME,
kt6rych towar6w regulowat
"a porozumiewaniem sic l.
zbami, zamiast powierzac to
zadanie rzadowi. Uchwali}
nastepnie uwolnic gutaperke
Cd cha, c}o Ia make nazna-
czyc ma 8 frank6w.
Wielka Brytania.
Lo'odyrs, 5 lutego.
Nieporozumienie pomiedzy
robotnikami a reprezentantami
kompanij okretowych, jeszcze
ME za}atwione. LIME okreto-
we Furness i Johnston wy}a-
dowywanie swych towar6w
powierzaja obcym robotni-
kom.
Cmdif, 5 stycznia.
Tu wszyscy robotnicy ma
dokach do strajku przystapili.
Gaia policya jest W s}uzbie dla
utrzymania porzadku i jeszcze
wzmocniona zostanie pomocni'
czymi konstablami.
ROsya.
Moskwa, 5 lutego.
Wczoraj wieczorem pewien
dom sierot tutaj do szczetu
zgorza}. 8 sierot zgine1o W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06
Piatek, dnia 6 Lutego 1891 +.
p}omieniach; wiele innych 70
sta}o niebezpiecznie poparzo-
nych.
Wfochy.
RgYna, 5 lutego.
WfOchy.
Rgyn, 5 lutego.


w cwiercroczu ko6czacem
sic W grudniu 1890 r. wartosG
exportu w1oskiego do Ameryki
wynosi}a S5,874.0oo, ii. o
$53o,ooo wiecej, niz W tym
samym czasie roku 1889. To
zwiekszenie wartosci wywozu
nastapi}o pomimo, IL W skutek
nowojorskiei kryzys pienieznej
wartosG exportu jedwabiu
zmniejszy}a sic o 100000.
Rsyma, 5 lutego.
Kryzys ministeryalna trivia
ciagle jeszcze. Kr6l naradza
sic re szefem sztabu general
nego, genesa}em Coseuz, o
ograniczeniu wydatk6w woj-
skowych.
Belgia.
Pary5, 5 lutego.
Figaro donosi, IL socyali.
Sci W ostatnich czasach pomie-
dzy wojskiem wielkie zyskuja
wpFywy. Niepos}usze6stwa,
jake okaza}y sic w ostatnich
czasach miedzy pewnymi cd.
dzia}ami So skutkiem tych
daze6 socyalistycznych. Ukry-
wano je, ale ma jaw nareszcie
wysz}y.
Hiszpania.
Barcelona, 5 lutego.
DIS ma}o co brakowa}o, a
by1by jawnie wybuch} dawno
tu nurtujacy duch rewolucyj-
ny. Dzisiaj urzadzono zupe}-
ME spokojna demonstracya ma
czesG wsp6}pracownika Zorilli
W rozszerzaniu idei republi-
kaGskich. znanego tn Saline
roma y Alfonso. Odbywa}y
sic mowy i procesye. Lud
gromadzi} sic po ulicach W
w'elkich gromadach. Jednakze
ofcerowie zandarmeryi, ktorzy
mie]i polecenie utrzymania po-
rzadku, widocznie straciwszy
glove, czy tez obawiajac sic, IL
So to rewolucyjne demonstra-
eye, kazali swym ludziom
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-06
ROk II.

oddzia}y wojsk regularnych,
pomiedzy kt6rymi oddawna
istnia}y nieporozumienia, wpa-
d1y wzajemnie ma siebie, a
powsta6cy W okolicy wzieli
udzia} W walkach trwajacych
przez diva dni. Liczba zabi.
tych pod6wczas niedok}adnie
jest znana, ale by}a znaczna.
MexykO.
Meksyk, 5 lutego.
Arcybiskup Labasteda umar}
dis W 76 roku zycia. Pra-
wdopodobnie biskup Monies
de Oca bedzie mianowany ma
stepca.
Przybycie parowcow.
Hamburg: Rhaetla 2 N. 7.
Queenstown: Germania z
N. Y.
Lomdya: City of Berlin z
N. y. sygnal,
-a-r--- -
Telegramy KrajoWe.
Szczeg0fy ostatniej katastrOfy
W kopalniach.
ingalls, o blu wyborczym.
Ukfad z BrazyIia,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-29
District Court.

The grand jury made a partial report.
 Indicted Harry Scott for an attempt to murder; B. Paco, assault with a deadly weapon; D. Alcants, grand larceny and burglary.
 B. Paco pleaded not guilty.
 Scott pleaded not guilty and bond fixed at s2, 500.
 The complaint against Prewett by Burns was withdrawn.
 A divorce was granted J. D. Kinn@ar from his wife.
 MAringer vs Layton, dismissed at plaintiff7s costs,
 Wsraekrrs ys Bauer, demurrer sus- tained and leave granted to amend.
 Braven vs City, special demurrer as to damages sustained. Case to be submitted on briefs.
 Both Redondo and Ssndoyal with drew plea of not guilty. Latter pleads guilty of petit larceny.
 Both cases of Territory ys MoMahon and Walker were continued for the term. Bail in the latter case was fixed at $500.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-29
A Voice.

John c. Fall of Wilcox one of the pioneers of this section of the earth, writes as follows to the Bulletin Of SolomoHville;
 "At the time the new constitution was submitted in Nevada l voted against it for want ct population and the necessary increase of taxation. In the latter l was mistaken. Alter statehood 8 much greater amount of taxable property was reached, conse- quently our taxes were less; and be- coming a state with over S32O.OO0 of a debt, inside of a year every dollar was paid and nearly $500 900 in cash re- mained in the state treasury. For my life I can't see why young men shouli vote against the constitution. Many of them expect to make this their home for life. Should the pres ent constitution be defeated it will settle statehood for;the next ten years. '
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-29
EIGHT HUNDRED OLD MAIDS.
A Community Where the Men Have No
 Business to Be.

A Community Where the Men Have No
 Business to Be.
 When in Ghent l struck a ql.eer com munity. says traveller. It is called the Begu image, and Is a community of women who form sort of old maids home. It was established in the sev- enth century, and has fOurished ever since in a separate quarter of the city. having been originally surrounded by wall
 The houses are almost all uniform in size. being two stories in height and built of brick. and the streets run through them in every way. radiating toward the square, in which is erected their large and beautiful church. The women are bound by no vows. but are compelled to observe a certain order of religious exercises as long as they re- main in the community and to pay their allegiance to the superioress selected by them.
 They must pay their way. of course, and to do so must either have money of their own before going or earn their living by doing such work as is given
 them, which is mainly lace making and fine sewing. They nave regular habit, like other nuns, which it is oblig- atory on them to wear. and they go and come pretty much as their fancy leads them There are now something over eight hundred iD the community. Just fancy what a field there is in Pitts burgh for an institution of this kind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-29
Co. G Enspection.

The militia boys of Co c. gathered at their armory last night 10 the num- Der of thirty, and were inspected by Capt. McClernand and Adjt. Gen. Gill The company had not had practice drill all together for some time, and some. noubts were expressed about their condition for inspection. Their drilling however, surprised the specta tors who had gathered to witness the ordeal The boys seemed 10 know that they had to drill, and were com- plimented by the inspector for their performance, who stated that their drilling compared very isvorablY with that of any company in the territory. After the inspection the visitors were entertained by a number of Co, G members at a banquet at the Can Can. The celebrated rawhide band furnished the music. Speaking, toast ing and singing occupied the night till the cocks crew.
 The visitors left today, with a gen. eral invitation to come again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-29

The announcement of Palmer Sea mans in this evenings PRosPEcToR means what 1t says. MT. Seamans, since moving to his new quarters, has busted himself in selecting a stock Of goods in his line that cannot be sur- passed in the territory. So many per sons have been in the habit of sending away for siiyerware and jewelry that Mir. Seaman's has determined 70 stop any necessity for SO doing m the fu- ture. His stock is complete and will De kept up SO that no one need send away for anything in his line this year st least. His prices are lower than ever before m Tombstone and his goods are what he represents them te be.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-29
Private Land Claims Court.

An eastern paper says that the first case of much importance will be heard in Denver about the close of the year. This is the famous Casa Grande litigation, which involves the title to immense tracts of land in Arizona, whose values is variously estimated at amounts ranging from s5,0O0,0 to s25.OO0,OO0. Several noted lawyers are employed in the dispute, among whom are Colonel Robert G. Inger- soil, Phil Thompson of Washington, and Broadhead of St. Louis. The case is now ready for filing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-29
Nearly Rocs.d .o sleep.

Harry Scott who was indicted by the grand jury for attempt ;o commit murder was brought before the court this morning and pleaded not guilty and said he did not want an attorney The charge preferred against Scott is for having waylaid V. H. Igo a few days ago in the Huachuca mountains and attempting 60 kill him with a rock Igo claims that he was riding along the road when Scott jumped from be- hind bush and struck hIm with a rock, knocking him oh his saddle, after which he straddled him and be- gan beating his brains out. Some one came along and stopped the perfor- nance before Igo was killed, He has a hard looking head to youch for his story.
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WINS HxR SUIT.

BATH, Me.--The announcement is made here that Mrs. Hattie Moore, formerly a resident of this city, has finally won her breach of promise suit against Moses Hopkins, the California millionaire and a brother of Mark Hopkins. The suit has been pending in the California courts for three years. Mrs. Moore was at first award ed 900 damage, but the case was appealed and the amount was reduced to s50,O0o.
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HE DIED.
PHoToeRAPHrNo WOMEN.
Members of the Theatrical Profession the
 Best POsers.
ped for burial

Members of the Theatrical Profession the
 Best Posers.
 It is well-knOwn fact that theatrical women take far better photographs than those out of the profession, and the rather stupid question is often asked why this should be. ''I am tired of explaining to ladies" said photog- rapher to a New York Sun reporter, recently, 'that as long as they do not look like actresses out of a picture, they should not expect to in one. You will find that the very woman who would disdain to have a theatrical appearance on the street is set on having it in a photograph. She wishes to look flashing, assertive and passionate, and is never satisfied when l make her her own sweet self. Now, cannot pose ordinary women as can an actress. for the req son that they haven't the ability to fall into the attitude l want. Then, again, they are usually unable to throw the particular expression into their faces that they wish to have there, and this an actress can do. Above ali, a lady not of the profession seldom makes up her face when she is photographed, or, If she does, it is badly done. I always touch up a wOman's face a bit with crayon if she will allow me, but she usually won't. The slillful actress makes up in pronounced manner, her eyes heavily shadowed and her lips made blOOd-red can soften where cannot accentuate in finishing picture, and so, when these congregations of the actress are toned down, her eyes merely look large and brilliant, and her mouth clearly defined. It's the same way with the men. An actor knows how to pose, to begin with. and, as general thing, he makes up his face as he invariably does on the stage. There is really no use of men and women in private life hoping to get photographs that will be as striking and satisfactory as those of actors and actresses, unless they are willing to take a course of dramatic training and study the art of makeup"
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Mark A. Smith left today for Wash ington. He will visit his old home at Cynthiana Kentucky, before proceed ing to Washington. Mrs. Smith who has been in feeble health, accompan- ies him. MT. Smith wants to be on hand at the grand annual drawing of seats for the ensuing term. He tells about his first term in Congress when he was few days behind in getting to Washington. The lottery had taken place and coming from Arizona he was looked upon with curiosity by the speaker who relegated him 10 seat on the republican side among the blue bloods. He heard all the jobs they were putting up and all other plans but could not get over to the other side 10 post the boys without creating suspicion He learned lesson then and always takes a chance now in Uncle sam's Lottery.
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THE FIRST SPIKE.
Arrival of Surveyors to Make the Preliminary Survey
 of the F X T road

MT. R. J. Richards, brother of MT. Richards of the N. NJ. X A. road came up last night from Fairbank and registered at the Palace. Mir. Richards is the leading spirit of a surveyiny party of six which arrived at Fsirbsnk yesterday from Gusymas under a con- tract to survey the route for the Tombstone and Falrbank railroad. Mir. Richards and party will take up the greater portion of two weeks in going over the ground and will estimate the cost of grading Of the road after which the project will take more defn- its shape. Mir. Wood will return from Tucson tonight and work will nc doubt begin at once. MT. Rich ards went to Fairbank and returned today, and will make his headquarters in Tombstone during his stay in this neighborhood.
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Messrs. Delong, Steele and Wheatly have bouded the mine belonging to P. W. Smith in Sonora. This mine is one recently discovered and is an old one which was worked for many years evidently century ago. Some of the ore is very rich, containing Jumps of solid silver. The latter ,gen:leman is stopping in town, being under the care of Dr. Hamilton, who is repairing 8 gunshot wound inflicted while pull ing the bedding out of the wagon. This occurred below the custom house. The gun, which was on the bottom of the wagon, was pulled out with the blankets and discharged, the contents passing through tbe wrist and arm Of the unfortunate man. Had the full force of the charge struck him be would have been killed instantly.