davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-14
to her notice,

He had played with FIRE, and was
forced now TO admit that the fate of the
reckless had overtaken him. He loved
her. The truth had been dawning on
his mind for weeks past, but he had put
it aside. willfully binding himself be-
cause of his contentment with the pres
ent. Now, self delusion was no longer
possible; the report of his gun had blown
away the last rays of it forever When
Pocahontas lay well nigh senseless in his
arms. when her fair face rested ON his
breast and her breath touched his cheek
he knew and acknowledged to himself
that he loved her with passionate in
tensity such as in all his careless, self in
dulgent life he had never before felt for
a woman.
And he had no right to love her; he
was married man.
When this idea flashed across his mind
it almost stunned him. He had been
free in heart and mind so long that he
had ceased to remember that he was
bound in fact The substance had SC
withdrawn itself into the background Of
his life that he had forgotten that the
shadow still rested on him. He was free,
and he was bound. Thorne turned the
idea over in his mind, rs one turns a
once familiar thing that has grown
strange from being hidden long from
sight. Was be a married NAHUM.
doubtedly-the idea appalled, him.
Two years had passed since the separa-
ton and there had been no divorce.
Thorne had thought the matter ont at
the time. as a man must. and had he.
cided to wait. and 10 let any initial steps
b. taken by his WIFE lie had no love
left for her. and he realized with grim
intensity that their Harria..e. had been a
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-14
CHAPTER TX.

Walking home in the still dusk of the
winter cleaning, Thorne found himself
compelled at last TO look the situation in
the face without disguise or subterfuge,
to ''take stock" OF it all, as it We're, and
ask himself what should be the result.
He had fingered in Virginia, lengthen-
ing his stay from week to week, because
the Old World quaintuess of the people.
the freshness and yet antiquity of thought
prevalent among them, charmed him,
pleased the aesthetic side Of his nature,
as the softness of their voices pleased his
ear and the suavity of their manners his
taste. He was tired to death of the old
routine, weary beyond expression of the
beaten track, of the sameness of the old
treadmill of thought. Here he had found
variety.
For somewhat the same reason he had
sought Pocahontas charity at first, dread
ing disappointment. but finally, as his
interest deepened, without reserve She
was different from other women, more
candid, less impossible. He could not
discover what she thought of him be-
yond her surface interest in his talents
and conversation. She piqued and slim
ulated him; in her presence he exerted
himself and appeared at his best, which
is always pleasant to man. Even old
thoughts and hackneyed theories donned
new apparel when about to be presented
- 1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
TatarSki pogrzeb.

Dnia IS b. ~, odbyl sic
w Grand Rapids pogrzeb
sp. Jozefa Rewerskiego.
By} to pierwszy cz]onek
miejscowej grupy, kt6ry
umarl opatrzony sw. Sakra-
mentami. Trzeba BOWEN
wiedziec, re W Grand Rapids
czlonkowie Wv. Mar.
uPatruJa W wyszydzaniu WARY
Katolickiej szczyt patryotyz.
mu. Pogrzeb odbyi sic W
kosciele polskim, naturalnie z
ma}emi awanturami. Przy
~wprowadzeniu ciala do
kosciola patryoci juz zrobili
awanture, ME chcac zdjac Cd
znak swolch, talk iak prawo
koscio}a, mianowicie W dye
cezyi CIR, Rapidskiej, ma
kazuje.
X. proboszcz dwo.
krotnie prosil czlonkow grupy
ably sic zast6sowali do przepi.
SOW kosciola. Lecz to bylo ma
promo. w kolorach zalob.
nych ja]owatego koloru
wmaszerowali do kosciola.
Ma to ks. proboszcz zdja}
ornat, 1ada]ac cd grupy usza-
nowania swiatyni Pahskiej.
Wtedy choc Z klatwq ma
ustach odznaki niektorzy
zdjeli, inni czapkami przykryli,
inni, kt6rych llczba naJwiek-
sza. poszli do naprzeclw
stoJqcej karczmy. Ma cmen-
tarzu odby}a sic formalna
batal1a, ma sic rozumlet ma
jezyki. Naiglowniejszq role
odgrywaly baby patryotycz'
ne. Jednej podobno malo dy-
chawica ME zadusiia. Wszyscy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

kleli n~asamprz6d ma
Biskupa, potem ma ksledza, a
nareszcie i ma poczclwego
grabarza, DO i'm zabroni}
g}oszenla ,patryotycznych"
perorow ma miejscu poswie-
cohem.
Ubolewac trzeba mad
podobnem postepowaniem
fanatycznych zwlazkowc6w.
Jezeli grupa publicznie ucho-
dzi i chce uchodzi6 jake
towarzystwo cywilne, ma CO
szturmowaG do koscio}a
katolickiego? Me jest to
pierwsza awantura tego
rodzaju w Grand Rapids.
Me talk dawno temu pocho-
wano 20 cywilnem
czionka, ozenlonego luterk2,
DO ma lou smierteinem
~wzgardzil Panem Jezusem.
Wielka Geese grup i cz}onk6w
z cenzorem P. Przybyszew
skim chce bye i rzeczywiscie
jest katolicka. Ma co vice
drazni6 uczucia dobrych
katolikow postepowaniem
grupy n. p. w Grand Rapids?
Me byioby to czasem bardzo
dobrze, gdyby p. Przybyszew-
ski szkandale potryotow nieco
zbada}o
Wieczpy odpoczynek sp.
!. Rewerskiemu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
DrObne Echa.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi
Sciany naszego polskiego
koscio}a, dach i wieze luz
wybudowane. Teraz Choir w
robocle, pod kierownictwem
P. Dabrowskiego. Kosci6l
wygl4da W prozaicznem OTTO.
czeniu amerykaiskiem troche
romantycznie i powaznie.
Prey budowie widocznie
uwzgledniano jaknaJlepsze
style, neutrality-suspicious. TO-
mahski, rzqdzac sic przyten,
oszczedncsciq. Bardzo mile
wrazenie robl szczeg6lnie
szczyt wiezy, kopuIa spoczv.
wa)qca ma lolumnach.-Tak;
wspania]y, murowany NcscioI
bedzie ma dlugie lata dumq ola
parafii, jake swiadectwo lei O.
becnei liczebncj potegi dobro.
bytu, a nadzoruiqcemu wszel.
kie przy budowie roboty pro
boszczowi ks. Pacholskiemu i
wykonawcy lego p~omysl6w
technikowi budowniczemu D.
Wasilewsklemu zachowa "a.
wsze zywe uznanle / wdzle-
cznosC rodakow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
PkACCIE IA
0 kIubach poIitYcznYcb.
(Clag dalszY.l
Tylko wspolna

zdota mas ocalic. = So to
stowa naszego niesmlertelne-
20 w%ieszcza. W polityce,
mianowisle W kraJu, gdzie z
giosem ka2dego obYwatela
trzeba sic liczy6 i gdz1e licz-
ba gtosow ruzstrzygrle "a
zwYczaj losy p~rzysztoscl, trzeba
powy2sze stowa naszegc poety
W sposob praktycznY zastoso-
wac. 1aczmy sic eaten. Ia
kiadalmy towarzystwa czyIi
klubY polityczne! Celem lch
lest, lie:
y many sposobnosc poz-
nae forme rzadu, sposob
rzadzenia | korzyscl rzadu
naszego;
2 mozemv sila nasza LIB
racze] liczba gtosow uwage
Amerykanow ma snebie zwrocic;
81 skoro uzyskamy wpfyw
polityczny tuta] W Ameryce,
mozemy niekiedy wpiyw ten
IA korzysc naszel u%csemlezo-
ne, Oiczyzny obr0cic Iriand-
czycy podobne kvle)e jake /
my Polacy przejsj musiel', a
dz1slaJ Amerykanle sympaty
zuja z mimi. " platformach
swoich partly mala bardzo
korzYstne ola Irlandczykow
ustepy, nietylko ze i'm spray
jaia, lecz nawet domagaja SIC
samorzadu czyll home rule
ola Ir;szow W Irlandyl.
A. Zyjemy republlce,
klora kfadzle ma kazdego
czlonka pewne obowiazkl. W
monarchil wszystko dokofa
jednego punktu t. ]. monar-
chy sic obraca, W rzeczYpos'
polltej lndlwidnalnosG, t. J.
kaada osoba ma swoja war
tosG.
Cd roku 1S4S zostaf kieru-
mex monarchil nleco zmlenlo.
ny. Jezeli dawniej VIOLA mo
narchy pochfaniaia wszelkle
zachcianki l nawet sprawle-
dive zYczenia podwladnych,
odtad zdanle rzadzacych,
WHOLESOME uroczyscie i swo-
bodnie na sejmle, wstrzymuIe
| paouiacych W wykcnanlu
zgubnyc,l ola ludu planow.
Glossy powaznych obywatell
zna]duia swole echo W pra-
~wOdaWstw le.
W Ameryce uzywamy
wsze'klej swobody Wolno
nam zakiada6 be& policy
towarzystwa, wolno nam
zejsc sic ma wsp6lne "arady
w iakimkolwiek oelu. nave.
surowo / be- ogrodN obawy
kary, wypowiedziec, prawde o
wadllwy cb czynnoscIach ma
szych przelozoaych. POD
Blsmarcklem byioby to obraza
majestatu lub cesarsko.Kro'
lewskie) godnoscl nawet "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

osobie 2audarma, Ma]ac tax
wielkle przywlleje " tym wiel'
kim wo)nym kraiu, powlnn's.
my zobie u3ytek z naszych
przywllejow.
(Dokoiczenie nastapi)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
RACHUNKI SP0kKI CHICAGOsKIEJ

RACHUNKI SPOkKI CHICAGOsKIEJ.
Nizej podane sprawozdanie u%dowadnia, ze gosoodarza X.
Darzynsklego jest djab'a warta. Akcyonaryuszom ma
~zaInydlen1e dawano sprawozdania fa}szywe, W kt6rvch
ogron1ne soble wysmarowano %niedobory, ay zabra6 akcve
Sp6}ki, chocaz welding ksiazek takich ~niedoborow ME ma.
10 n,; Pow;e Dig a7kcyonaryusze, mianowice %dyrektorzy ma
humbugl 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.? Do mas ME nalezv
ayktowac od|Powled1, ale iezeli maja nieco energii, powinni
odrzuci6 talk zwane niedobory z mich wvnikaiaca
adzlez akoyL Otoz sprawozdanie:
asrya @z "; sc51 R?9 #yda* 3"sa ten psitIi syS'e ~ G5 ia pss's1 4as ad Asey yso
Sic s,erpna, 1892 do rewizy, Ksazek tcze spdlki cd poczatku. poswiadczao
aa ,pra.,o spra~oadanjs' ro me dr"i sy"n% aS Hp51 "isans, dan NJ k'' sIcyo1
r L~SS7-lsss.
o6'7si"s: o.":; ss s55oa of fs';1n'sn: -. 81 sio 23$S$;
0''''''"' "'' &% iss sis; :" %'':S'7:'':
kocznego sprawozdaula Z roku 1888 lSS9oo wcalen Mo lv1o Drnro
nnc akGcYTonaryuszy lest zdwdch lat:
" " E EsiszEash 1 1883 1889 si SS3s15s. W W k tsissSaeh 3sss 1889 {i SSH
on.7 ";';%' ;;;;:::;: : :!:::::: os.7 n;;::j 5y;;:;;;; ? :E:5s:;;'
0D''""S "'s R"% 1sg No3.iijS33ii.'' SS0s77''
Balans ofcyamy, ma ktdrym Wei. X. F. Gordon zaczq4 gospoda-
'1''' rom bo Sc f5 Ss'azsk =" sp0sd' "'stspDjkRS 9zcuon
o6oyane 2.:@": n'| y5s,5:s.;3: 0icysrie S!:oe3o9 $780,, IS.
~'' '"'' a. Roi i@Sei:iS9;: S'S''15
nsui Mle1 ls A fra al9 Gordon zaprowadzi} lepszy porzadek, ba-
80 -. N"SI ouahONO Sd w SpOELIl eUO
uopeio ~ h"letnla zaprowadzono. kslazka wykazujaca maiatek Sp6fk1
" As'azhach wfasnege obcego nak1adu ME Jest kompletna.
UWAGI:
zm,1 1;D Dom " htSry~ mteresa spotk 50 umjeszezone, nalezv do Q. o,
nm'ft"ych"stoncow; spofka p}acl $4,000 dzierzawy rocz.
2 o: o. zmartwychwstahsy zabrall "a uocv, m6vi,c 7avodnie.
ajsaGh' a;a1,s5 spr2rozdai aEeye, sp5sEi "a z H wvfaoue p " ; 2gGems-
lest spawiedllwa lub pie?
8 w ks1azkach do kohca prawie micszano " dochodach
lokue. 'N 'P"A" say
4. Hledy X. Jan Radzejewski cofnat swoia obetnice darowan,a
1910" DOC dom spofk', dana ofcyalne ma mityngu akcyonaryuszy
5 Ola czego sekretarz Kasyer sp61ki tyko f7guruia ma a.
pierre? p 'O 's'0s !" d"
6. Dazo medoboru p%ochodzl z drukowania ks1azek, ME maiacvch
nouaoWne Groszkl", ,Syn Dziadowski" t.. =.
Ably oszczedzc niedoborow niepotrzebnych, Sp6}ka powinna sic
ogranczac IA drukowaniu ksazek szk6lnych, rzeczY kosciel-
8. Dz1erzawa loka6w przez Spoke zajetych powinna bye kontrak-
9. Abonencl Wary oczyzny, z7ednoczena pc "a ziednoczeniem
NE Sc osobno zap1sani.
Zednoczenle zapfacto. s5.SOOo 90.
lnnl aoonenc'' -. 2336o.
Kazem. Sc. 94646.
LJednOcZenle WHINE 81 $1,000
! - \ uHeon ST ]eszcze DO akuratuego prowadzenia ksiazeK tax
c"any DaY-book, czyI kslazka opsujaca codzienny ruch businessowv
opofkl ks'azka opisujaca wszystkic rzeczy dzienne, do koco
wYsane. VS.
- Trzech redaktor6w Ola oaszvcb s,z.+ wo;aau ;oo
bnych. 'No epo'"
- Njedobory powstawaja. ole sadnc mozemy z bv}ego z1ego
gospoda:stwa Iekkomysnych nak}ad6w ma dzleta r1ezdolnveb
pisarzy.
Chicago, dna l6go Slnwula, 1892 ,ozu.
Z uszanowaniem,
Podpis X. FRANCISZEK knoll,
(FkANK WLEKLINSKI,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

Nasz podr6zujacy
agent p. Kazmierz
Lisicki bedzle W tych
dniach Chicago,
Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
ZAPOWIEDZIANF ME.

dawno W Wiarus1e zeszyty re
wzorami do nauki pisma pol.
skleso juz wvszly z pod pra.
sy lltograficznej, i przes}ano
nam zbi6r dziesieciu zeszyt6w
ma okaz. Wydawnictwo to
w nlczem ME zawiodIo ocze.
kiwanych zale+. Me MONA
byIo ola szkoE polskich le-
pszych zeszyt6w wykonac,
Cena "a 100 zeszyt6w 2 opa-
kowanlem (bez przeselki) Jest
$3.50. Pojedyhczy zeszyt
kosztuje s ct. Pieniadze trzeba
naprz6d poselat pod adr-.-
sem: A t. G6rski, Ioo Town.
send Str. Buffalo, N. Y.
PIORUN juz trzasI W
polskq koioniq Three
Lakes, Wis 2olacv
dobrze znaja Pietrowicza.
PLEBANlA polska w Mil
Creek, Wis, juz ma wykoh-
czeniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

iiAiSuHS "'ii JSSe HdJici'oHd
harmonic. Ma tym piknlku
tez; urzadzonym IA korzyst
naszego kosclola, powstala mysl
%postaran'a sic 0 nowego ksiedza
p%olskieso, a skoro go dostallSmy,
juz Nc ME s}ychac o jakich nlby
tam swarach W naszej parafi.
REDAkTOR Poloka 10 Ame-
ryce znowu musi dostac Cd VIA.
rusu 20 tsable, DO gdyby ME
dosta}, ieszczeby sig pochwali4,
Re TO fakt. co on ruz pc raz
pisze, IL Wiarus niby ksiezy
przesladn]e. = Prawda, Wiorus
czasem ostio plsze o ksieiach, ale
tylko o z}ych, szczeg6lnie 0 tak,ch,
ktdrzy ME zyje w zgodzle z
siodmem sz6stem przykazaniem,
albo z oboma razem. Gdzie
kapfan polskl iawnie ME pIami
swego stanu nieprzyzwoltem
syciem lub chciwoscia, tam
Warns mnostwo ma aborent6w,
DO dobrzy, godnl ksleza polscy
Wiarusa popleraja W paratach
zas. gdzie ludzle maja ksiedza
iak n. p. Rev. Pittas W Buffalo.
kt6ry sic nawet ule wstydzl
trzymac Nd swym zo4dzle }otra
Slisza, karanego luz krymina}em
austryacKim Oak to mu nieraz
przypomnia} Wiel. ks. Domagalski),
ably czernl} dobroczyncow ludu
polskiego W Ameryce - tan
rozumie sic, n;ecnota boi sig pra.
wdy l gwaltem Waarusa wypiera.
Opr6cz ksiezy przesladu]a
WiaruSu chYba j~eszcze ludzle
pokrewn1 Sliszowi mu duchem i
krwia, ktorych oicowle wyrzynal1
w Galicyl szlachte i n%iewlnnvch
polsklch ksiezy. Podobno navel
jeden 7 stryiow Sllsza poleg} cd
kull, wystrzelonej 2 rewolweru
broniaceJ sic ofary oweJ panic
tnej rzezi galicyjskley. = Poznac
takich wrogow Wiarusa pc ich
wstydzacych sic dobrych ludzl
coach oraz lch barwach, chocby
tylko ma nosle.
Il NEBRASKI. = KS. R-
dlewski (uomen omcn) zosta1
przez Blskupa suspendowany.
Przewie.ebny Arcypasterz mla} do
tego bardzo wazae powody.
Orgy
cimscy Oan i Pawe}) otwo-
rzyli W dniu 20 Sierpnia Biuro
notoryalne, zabezpieczenla Cd
ognia, wyseIania kart okre-
towych i sprzedawania lot6w.
Itch g}6wny offs znaiduje sic
pod mr.. 112o Whipie ulicy.
offs 6lialny czyli poboczny
znajduje sic pod Mr.. 776 S.
Ashland ave-, ROC uli-
cy II.
wspania}a
parada katollcka, w kt6rej i
polskie Towarzystwa bra}y
udzial, byla W niedziele. Fl
Sierpnia, W St. Paul, Mimi,
z okazyi posw;ecenia chora.
gwi sw. Bernardo, w kosciele
niemiecko- katolickim sw.
Bermuda. W parable braly
udzial Towarzystwa z 5 kato-
lickich kosci6low. MarszaIkiem
Polakow, ktorzy mieli numer
drugi, by} p. MARGIN Lewan-
dowski. Uroczystego
aktu poswleeenia choragwi
dopelnil ks. biskup Zardettl Z
St. Cloud w obecnosci okolo
5000 ludzi. PolskIe Towarzy.
silva odznacza}y sic pred
innemi dziarska postawa i
taktownem zachoWaniem sic.
By}y to: y Tow. sw. Woj-
ciecha, z prezydenlem P.
Andrzeiem Kruszewsxim, do
lt6rego takze nale@4 wla4usy
p.Michal Zagorski sekretarz)
i p. an Sadowski.- p Tow.
Serca ]ezusa.- 81 Tow. sw.
lana kazmierza Krolewlcza.
y Tow. Gwiazda VOL
nosci. 5. Polska Kayela
Parady uliczne towarzystw
katclickich bardzo podnoszq
powage WARY katolickiej W
oczach innoWiercow.
pI lCrIE ID WIhpI1cA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

bokach umieszczone So diva duze
%brylanty. Znajduje sic tn dale]
lei stopa, Hycisnleta ma kamieniu
W Pien;nach, gdv uciekufa pred
strasznym Tatarem.
EAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
Il NEBRASKA.

II NEBRASKI. - KS. R-
dlewski (nomen omcn) zosta1
przez Blskupa suspendowany,
Przewie.ebnY Arcypasterz mla} do
tego bardzo wazae powody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
Z NV P0LSKICH
w AMERYCE.

CALUMENT, Mich. - Napi-
sal ktos tuztad do Zgody, re
diva obozy panuja mledzy
tutejszymv Polakami, q pr7eciez
piknik % Llpca ~pokazaf, re
miedzy mann jest na]lepsza
harmonic. Ma tym piknlku
tez; %urzadzonym ma korzyst
naszego koScloia, powstafa mysl
p%ostaran'a sic o nowego ksiedza
p%olskieso, a skoro 90 dostallSmy,
juz MIC ME s}ychac o jakich nlby
tam swarach W naszej parafi.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-23
WILL NOT LEAVE LOUISIANA
What President Conrad Has to Say
About the Big Lottery

About the Big Lottery
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 26-President
Paul Conrad, of the Louisiana Lottery
Company, was interviewed today about
the dispatch regarding the compaDy's
attempt to purchase location in the
Sandwich Islands. He said: at is
fake sensation pure and simple, or a
malicious concoction, designed, per-
haps, to prejudice the company in the
minds of the people of the United
States by creating the impression that
our business is to be removed from the
legal restrictions and accountability it
is now under by virtue of the laws of
Louisiana. Were the Louisiana State
Lottery Company to become Ha-
waian instead of Louisiana concern,
of course it would be practically an inn
possibility to enforce claims against it;
whereas, being a duly chartered cor
poration of this state, it is amenable
to the laws. Obligations can be en-
forced through the courts against it the
same as against any lawful and respon-
sible company"
"But what are the company's plans
for the future? Might not their nego-
tiations be carried on without your
knowledge?"
Scarcely. Such vast sums as are
talked of are not carried in ones vest
pocket, nor expended by one member
of a concern without consulting his as
sociates. The owners of the Louisiana
lottery are now scattered all over the
globe seeking peace or pleasure, accord
ing to their condition or taste. Mr..
Morris, with friends, has been for
weeks cruising about on his yacht, and
l doubt if any one has communicated
with him on business of any descrip
ton. Certainly he is not giving him
self any concern about lottery business,
and 1 repeat there is simply nothing in
this alleged San Francisco story except
idle gossip, so far as l know, and
think know all the facts. The Louis
lana Lottery Company will live out it
allotted time as fixed by its vested
rights, say a couple of years longer
doing its business here as it always has
and abiding by the popular decision il
the recent contest. New York Times
August 9th.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-23
MORE COAL Discovered.
A Four Foot Vein Bored By the B.
B. |. Co.'s Diamond Drill
BIDS ON FERNDALE BRIDGE
A Negro Woman's Strange Hallucina-
tlon-A Staunch Republican
Local Brevities

The Bellingham Bay improvement
Company continues to prosecute the
work of drilling for coal with unabated
vigor since its recent discovery of the
large vein, full report of which has
already been published in these col
umns. The drill yesterday drove
through another vein four feet in
thickness, lying about one hundred
feet below the other, and displaying an
excellent quality for domestic purposes.
The expert in charge of the work ex-
presses an unqualified belief that coal
of the finest quality exists in paying
quantities underlying this entire Sec
ton of the country and only needs the
proper development to make Belling.
ham bay the principal port for the
shipment of coal on the entire coast.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-23
Bids on the Ferndale Bridge

The county commissioners convened
yesterday morning and proceeded to
open bids for the construction of the
proposed bridge over the Nooksack
river at Ferndale. Following are the
bids submitted for the work:
Moran Brothers, of New Whatcom,
50, ,OS5; rock WORK, 81 25 per yard; piling
(per lineal FOOT S2.l0.
Dickinson & Co., Tacoma-Pile pier,
Sl2. ll9; steel pier, $l4, 1852.
San Francisco Bridge Company-Pile
pier, $4,000; steel pier, SIS, $50; ap-
proach, 81. per foot; rock work, S2.25
per yard.
Westerman g. Yeaton, Seattle-Steel
pier, SIC, $50; pile pier, $4,000.
Pacific Bridge Company, Portland
Steel pier, $4,000; pile pier, Sl5, 400.
The board is considering another
plan of an all steel bridge submitted 10y
the latter company. No award of the
contract was made yesterday.
The board awarded the contract fol
making the Gardner ditch to j. ID,
Gardner, at "A contract price of $3.50.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-23
KILLED BY AN ELEVAYOR
Awful Fate of a Woman in the Rich
elieu Hotel in st. Louis
FATAL TRAIN WRECK IN IOWA
A Frenzied Parents Crime-Great
Northern Brakeman Falls Into
the Sound
FATAL TRAIN WRECK IN IOWA

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22-Mrs. A. E..
Shields, the wife of a travelling man for
the Ely Walker Dry Goods Company,
was killed at the Richelieu Hotel
shortly after noon today. She and her
husband have been boarding at the
hotel for some time with their baby
and nurse.
Mrs. Shields went to the ele-
vator to go down to the dining room.
There is no glass in the door leading to
the elevator, and Mrs. Shields, after
ringing the bell, put her head through
the opening to see if the elevator was
coming up. At that moment it was
descending and it struck the back OF
her head, crushing it badly. Strange
to say she was not knocked down the
shaft, but staggered back into the hall
wav. Then ensued most terrible
scene. A chambermaid and a porter
had witnessed the accident and ran to
her. She fled from them, and, not
withstanding that she was practically
decapitated, ran to a speaking tube anC
apparently tried to call some one below
Then she ran, or rather staggered, L
her room, a few feet away.
Mrs. Shields was "a years of age ant
a daughter of Col. Campbell, clerk o
the court of appeals in Arkansas. he
home was in Little Rock.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-23
Thinks She Us Bewitched

Polly Thompson, a colored woman,
wife of the performer Of the bass drum
in the Salvation Army, was brought
before Judge Winn yesterday on a
charge of insanity, and committed to
the asylum at Steilacoom. Her hallu-
cination is belief that she has been
bewitched.
John Carsten, of Ferndale, who has
for some time been a patient at st. Jo-
seph's hospital, will be brought into
court today charged with insanity.
His arrangement is the result of pro-
tracted illness.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-23
prize Fighter Arrested

PORTLAND, Sept. 22-The grand jury
today indicted Billy Mather, Billy
Smith, Billy Hennessey, Gus Herget
and Jack Dempsey for participating in
a prize fight at the Pastime Athletic
club last Tuesday night. Mather and
Smith were the principals. Herget
and Hennessey were seconds and
Dempsey was referee. Their bond was
fixed at $4,000 each. Dempsey. pro
vided bonds for himself and will put
up bonds this afternoon for the others
who are in Jail.