davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

angles and expands 20 six inches. The
late Jung bahadHr. noted expert at al
eastern arms and exercises. was able 70
decapitate a hallock with one blow Of
the kora.---C hambers' Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

A wedding came of at Tyrone at tho
unusual hour Of Gas in the morning. 1t
is unnecessary TO add that this was the
wedding of a railroad man. Amy other
kind Of a man selecting the same time
would have been married at quarter
Of Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

Yesterday Justice Brown held job n
Glenn to the circuit court for trial on
y charge of larceny from the person.
Glenn WAS arrested at the Kent park
races a. q pickpockst. He was re-
msnded TO jail in default of $500 bonds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

Annie NJ. Tracey was divorced from
Frank Tracey yesterday by Judge Adj
sit on the grounds of cruelty. drunk
enness and nou-support. The defend
ant WAS forbidden To remarry within
two years from the date of the decree.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

Given AWAY.

10000 prospectus of Kettle Falls,
Washington. giving full information OF
Washington and Kettle Falls, alec in
formation regarding railroad routes,
the Michigan Central. Wisconsin Cen
tral and the Scenic route of the North
ern Pacific. Call and get one at No.
Canal street, Office Grinneli 4 Son.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

A quaint minister once said. Now.
brethren. propose 10 throw this hymn
book at the man who has been thinking
Of something other than the sermon"
He made the necessary gesture. a.
though he would hurl the book. and.
curiously enough, every man in the con-
gregation ducked his head.-London Tit
Rirs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

The first wheat raised in the New
World was sown on the Island Of Isa-
bella in January, 1894, and on March 80
the ears were gathered.-St. Louis Re-
public.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

When you send your check out Of the
city to pay bills, write the name and
residence Of your psyee thus: PAY to
John Smith & Co., of Boston," This
will put your bank on its guard If pre-
sented at the counter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Game of all kinds At Dettenthaler's.

My physician said I could not live,
my liver out OF order. frequently vom-
tied greenish mucous, skin yellow,
email dry humors on face, stomach
would not retain food. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaide
0Bren, No. 372 Exchange street, Buff
falo, Y. Y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

don know Of aavthlEg that ! would
kr better Goalzat fsan ~ start 1
make the SAME frsy again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

Buy Dullam's Great German Is cent
Liver Pills, forty in each package, ~
Scrlhner's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

Garfield Tea cures constipation, dys
pepeis and sick headache. restores the
complexion and saves doctors bills.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Gsrden.

Vno The Beautiful electnct light eff
WV fects ~ Hsrtnian's summer
Garden.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Everything at Dessen,haler's.

| Reason' Beecham's Pills act like
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
LAW AND LAWYERS
Circuit Cours-Part II.

Circuit Cours-PArt IL
JUDGE ADsIr.
Eugene Chapin and Theodore n.
Chaplin Va. Benjamin Z. Burt. ct al,
chancery; cause taken under advise
ment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
q PEARL STREET.


Il a growi. and that growi marks the limit ~
argument with him. The best WAY 10 get bin
90 try . medicine weud be 60 advise against
it-buf notice how different he tone after
using Burdock Blood Bifters
Il have suffered With dyspepsia for the last
two years Not LONG aze | commenced taking
i. d. Il. i am new on the second bottle. and
feel like = new man.
q. KNOX.
II Sherwood Ave-.
EinEhaBton. ~. IT,
RTyyArgp Tssrs vrra ux1vean srccsss
prove the fact that Bnrdock Flood Biffers
will cure dyspepsia. The reason ~ plain Ia
tones the stomach TO natural action and keeps
the siuice ways Of the system tree from eios-
Ging Impurities.
have teen troubled with dyspepsia ana
heart disease for nire years. and found no re-
lief until tried Buraock Blood Biftera New
am well After taking two bottles.
MRS. ET1fE FRAZIER
Bovine. Mich-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
AID refreshing t. the taste, aud acts
sently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
tenn efectuslly. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
It's action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
Institute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. car.
LOUISVILLE. ~. Asw y06x. ~
The sun., 1892-05-22
A Lively a.d j ooose xvraith.


LAKE CHARLES, La.. May ls-A ghost of ex-
ceptionaliy lively and Jocose nature is agi-
tatng the vicinity OF what is known ms the old
Cross Roads by It's midnight shrieks Of laugh
fIia snal ;du settlement lying four miles south Of
merly met, The people say that every night
between y and l they are suddenly awak-
as as Of many voices. Then q single voice; ap.
the tn niSht sleepiess. The laughter seems that
Invariably ends In a loud scream OF anger or
pain.
After this nothing more is heard until the
same hour on the next night. Every effort has
been made by the people to penetrate the
mystery Of this occurrence hut up to date no
tHat TN has asebe been i"nns one ne is
and to he As distinctly heard in one as an
other, 1t Is apparently the noise OF a person
seat seated on the roof or shouting through the
identity OF the returned spirit, but. though &C. :.
dressed by tho names OF all whom it could
II is generally believed. however. to be the
WAS WAS killed hy prominent planter for some
silly jest. This mystery has been puzzling tho
people for something over week now.
The sun., 1892-05-22
Wants to Bring His Harem to Anerica.
From the rbih.ieirhiu Time.


New ORLEANS. May 1s.-A prominent real
estate agent Of this city is In receipt 81 letter
froE; Mussagha MinGssa. m ex-oflictal. or 50
the writer states. OF the sultan OF Turkey In
which the distinguished foreigner desires the
agent to secure him country place within
easy distance ot the city. he has to leave
Turkey for politica reasons. and has selected
this State for his residence.
lie proposes establishing himself and his
hareni OF eight wives aud his menagerie
q Nutian li,n in the country place re-
"rrsd i M"ney Il to a' 1eq'b but &c
according to his own ideas Of l.,stice. without
Interference from the Govern ment OF the
United States. iie will bring his own servants
and rXpects TO retain the right oi IN. and death
w"rd yd H.' Tie :, nj ntirrnan proposes m to parehase
tract Of rand from the United states ", lich he
wants tp make into nm absolute monarnhy,
The agent 10 wnom he writes to secuns him
such piece "t llnd VIII write him that the
prove beneficial to man OF his views, Ehe
letter Is genuine. and evidently written wiz h.
about the matter.
The sun., 1892-05-22
Mistakes Will Hnpla n.


She was little. and dainty and trim. with
brown eyes AMI hair. rosy cheeks s,nd a neat
little brown dress that exactly u'atched as
seat of car in an Illinois Central suburban
who sat beside her. it was evident thin she was
n quarter to o'clock in the evening. 4 nd the
south town crowd was just reaching che city
for the theatres. When the train reacfe ID the
Randolph street station they. In coInmLA, with
the rest OF the crowd. rose to leave the trA In.
just as they reached the car door he 81 ,ok 9
to her. as she was leading the way. and tuf ned
hack to their seat for forgotten opera glA ss.
She did not hear hi m. and we Mt calmly on. q ut
to the platform and down the car steps to Il 70
ground.
Once more on firm footing she glanced be :.
hind her. slipped her little hand within tina
arm OF another stalwart young man who was
at that instant beside her, and snugged up to
him for prot 'ctiOn from the cold wind that
swept rIund the corner OF the wait ing room.
He looked down with surprise. but did rot re-
sist. and they had taken half dozen steps
across the platform when she looked up to
wonder at his silence. Then she saw the
4 little Shrek. and then the embarrassed
oh, pardon me-" and she fed back
to tho right man. who was even then coming
out Of tho ear. and had watched the scene with
amaZement The comm uters smiled and won-
dered what she would do or say as u reward to
her lover for his surprise. and proof that 1t
was all every bit mistake. But he laughed
n hearty laugh. and she hushed very rosily.
SO no ono doubted that it would be all right
The sun., 1892-05-22
Up AGAINST THE WRONG DUDE.
TheY Thought They Could DO Him Up, but
Changed Their Minds.
Fnpm the Bnxor Heraki frs

It was about dusk on fremont street. Good
before the bath. Lots OF pretty girls were
coming out OF many stores. hurrying along to
home. There were shop girls and girls that
lived on Beacon HILL who had DELAYED buying
their cnndy here and trinkets there.
ono fair one looked strikingly pretty as she
sauntered up the thorouGhfare aud saw the
"Ak there" said they. but the pretty girl
THAT will .do." said young follow. Of me-
diuni height. the type Of a modern dude. as he
threw open cape coat. which disclosed even
H said i With bored air. life didn't seem m
first at his silk hat and t!en down at his patent
Guess we can do him." said they.
evehns m eEs 10 the w preS she
him take it Off
Then he started to turn up his trousers and
the biggest youth hit him on the head. He fin:
ishsd tphTnnS Up his then turned
Do So hate scene, said he. as he gave the
big youth u blow right between the eyes that
knocked him sprawlinE into the gutter.
The other youth ran.
or course q crowd gathered and wondered at
the pretty girl holding the top coat and the fel-
low in evening dress.
Then the pretty girls champion put on his
He was troubled to think his shirt bosom Was
who's. the fellow 2" asked an elderly gem
tleman OF a young Harvard man. who saun-
Used to be the boss sparer when he was in
college: guess somebody insulted his sister,"
"Joye how annoying those crowds are.
Marie r. said al the young man A IN evening dress.
Beacon HILL
The sun., 1892-05-22
From The Sun F,unei.co CA,oricle.

PoRT TOWNSEND. May 11.--Dr. J. F. Connette,
who has charge Of the Quaker. Mission on
douglas Island. Alaska, was inveiole1 from,
home by unknown parties and. subjected to
coat OF tar and feathers 0us April % THE
eliminated from trouble between the whis-
key smugglers AZ Alaska and the missionary
element. which originated in the killing Of
10. by drunken Indians at kake Island.
Copnette mad relieved Edwards ut the Doug
las Island Quaker Mission. and the latter be-
gan the establishment Of mission on kake
Island among u wild and fierce tribe Of In
dlans.
Two whiskey smugGlers from juneau City
appeared on the sceno and disposed OF u
large quantity OF liquor Edwards remon-
strated and some drunken and infuriated saw
ages killed him and his interpreter. Connette
took up the case and endeavored to bring the
count uf the trouble in Eastern papers. which
uispleased the liquor element on Douglas
Island.
Late Sunday night. April "a. messenger
went to DR.. Connctte's office At the mission aud
said work In one OF the mines was
dangerously wounded. Asthe Doctor emerged
into the darkness q crowd seized. bound. and
gagged him. After liberal appliances OF tsr
and feathers assist aJlce came, and the crowd
fled into the woods Dr. Connette Is u promi-
ncnt factor IN the Presbyterian affairs Of
Alaska.
The Rev. Allan Mackay. n mis- -ionary at
Wrtnge Island. who is thorouc chis con versaut
" IL the facts. came down on the Alaskan
steamer Ci,y OF Tupekn TODAY. en- route to at
l"nd the annual presnylerirn Conference at
Portland. He said thls il v.ry bitter feeling
existed between M lssi'nnr .es and the whisEey
element Of Alaska over this affair
The sun., 1892-05-22
The Caviare Mystery.
From he Bnson Tim,

Caviare. which is made from the egss OF the
Sturgeon. is an I'm portant article OF exporta-
tlon Tor many cities OF Russia and Astrak hn n
and principally Ta:anrok. The annual amount
IS estimated at 10000 pouds II poud Is IS
noundsL,. The greater part goes to Turkey,
Greece. tally. and Germany. very little to Eng
land. and still less to France. The fisheries
are situated at the mouth Of the Volga unon
the banks OF which stand vast storehouses
with Easements and cellars. in which are
found the tubs that contain the brine used in
the preparation OF caviare. The most profit
ahle fishing 10 done In autumn. this season
yielding the largest quantity OF eggs.
=, In winter the fishermen make large holes in
the Ice. and fish with Il spear. AT all other
times they use nets. about 300 feet in length,
to which are attached cords provided with
hooks. Each OF these is strong enough to hold
fis h Of large dimensions. Each establish
meht owns fleet OF boats. The fishes brought
OIL. OF board are laid upon boards and covered
with salt, and are then opened for the purpose
Of extracting the eggs and the entrails which
eat in n fresh state.
For expectation cavare is prepared in two
dinerent ways, ], The eggs are washed and
then immersed In strong brina for three.
quarters Of nn hour. and finally allowed to
drain, In this way granular caviare" Is OBJ.
tained. For compact" caviare the eggs
are first cleansed. then picked. and finally al,
lowed to dry slowly Then they are packed
closely in canvas bags. which are enclosed in
for shipment
The sun., 1892-05-22
A Delegate In Need.

TToN I'HND'oT EFtHIhg
There Ia a good deal Of laughter at the Cap
itol to-day. MT such as will arpear between
Record. hut that free and easy. oleacinous.
chuckly, sort OF cachinnation which enlvens
the cloak rooms and the corridors 1t started
from story told by a southern Representa-
tive. and it has not decreased with repetition.
:, This Particular. Representative was going
was very much surprised to hear his name
called. Following the sound waves from his
ear to the mouth from whence they had started
legislator, one of the Harrison delegates to
Minneapolis "a resident Of North Carolina
Inquiry developed tho fact that the delegate
had been arrested on a charge OF forgery on a
olina.
The Harrison m en- have DETECTED some Of the
laughter and q few OF the & ood -natured jeers
byuverring that the tar-heel delegate had not
come to Washington to see the President hut
was simply on his way to interview Gen. Aiger.
The sun., 1892-05-22
MCCH IN A T.IVN.
Ono that Goes Clear Over 10 q Great Re.
freshsr OF the Humnn systeu.

Ono that Goes Clear Over 10 q Great Re.
iresher OF the Humnn systeu.
Prom sae Chicago HcsurL
TO ynwn ia to do. good deal more than
d%ersly ts open vide the m9ph through
tells us. According to Mrs. Russell Of Del
sartean fame the yawn is nn involuntary eX-
consequence Of sleep or dr. wsiness. or ennui.
or cold, or hunger. or indigestion. something
Is needed to restore the ,ystem to a state OF
ments which accom- pany It the who body. be-
ginning with. the muscles ot the throat and
face is stimulated and refreshed. the success
frar e. and reaching finally to the feet.
good yawn." says Mrs. Russell is al
WAYS slow. and the best uses every articIia-
sstly refreshes every nerve Not ali at once or
IN Jerks. but = owly. in perfect SUGGESTIONS or
Ehyt ms. with the best possible breathing
uon OF Francois Delsarte. ever so arranged the
same expenditure Of force. nervous and mus
en,ar a. 70 Jesuit in an equal AMOUNT Of IN.
We are informe that yawning "embodies all
the laws OF growth needed for movem ents that
and some OF the laws which are necessary to
and the intellect"
The moral of these observations would an
pear 10 nee that We ought all to yawn as much
as possitle-the oftener the better: and fur
ther. since yawning comes so near perfection
do we'll to discard such conventionalitirs as
dumbbells and the horizontal bar. and to cui-
a1s eb 9edy ere
about it or to read about it is enough to set
some soiI people agane: while; II these devices
lids as II sleepy; at the same time rolling the
e eiyeb3ails ~ t.ligntIy upward. though without
DOZEN tines and You ,ne wifi ed yaurssi
beginning to yawn.
The sun., 1892-05-22

ton st, 10 yrs per yr..........................
vogeL Jacob and Louia. to John and VIM Pspsr.
Moore. Maria B, IN Susan Kistinger. . 10th
st. lot 49, map land Of Clement c. Moore, II
yro. per yr.........................
The sun., 1892-05-22
LEAP YEAR .ITD PEIsON R1HS
The Ono -isstated nnd the Other DIdn't
Hinder .iiss Gilbert's Conrtship.

From de Cou,ieHJournoi.
A singular courtship began in cell at the
Jail in Jei iersonvile culminated yesterday
afternoon in n marriage. : It was a ease of love
leap year to senure her husta
On Easter NloId9y. in 1871. John Becht and
his two brothers. Lewis and Martin. who live
near scnttsvilie. in CLARK county; Gaves, a dance
at tn" home nf n neighbor., Mrs Rolleray:
Among the guests was Frank Eos KEY All had
been drinking During the evening quarrel
head with a club and severely injured. Young
key WAS able to dance dur ing the remainder
Of the evening. but ten days later he died from
the effects OF the injuries. The three Becht
manied to tie Jail "a Jeffersonyile
In tho jail at the time was John Gilbert. who
was awaiting trial. Gilbert's sister: Minnie.
aged l6. called to see him An introduction to
Becht followed. and 4 was apparent that each
as ase He eans
most every day Tie courtship. begun under
such strange circui distances. progressed rap.
idy The alleged aaufderer eI wns not bold
couragenent He delayed speaking till she
decided to take things 10 her own hands. Ono
morning she called easIiSsr SI.I than usual % and
private interview with BecI,t: 1t was accord
cd her. and she lost no Il me in popoina the
question. I he young prisoner managed to
accept her. though it is said he was much con-
fused.
"A few weeks ago the mur rider case against
Becht was called and he was acquitted. Upon
being released he returned to his home and
again arrived in Jeffersonyille. and. going to
the office OF County Clerk LIE wman, secured 4
marriage certificate. Going 70 the sharty boat
boat of Main street, in Port F 1iton. he told her
he was ready. They went to the residence OF
William Standiford. where th,>J wer married.
The sun., 1892-05-22
FLoWkRs oy 4 nArERY GRAVE
a rathetis Scene Ensctea Almost Daily on
~ Oakland . erry boat.

Jrcsr he Sta ffunrfson EnfrfHer.
"A pale Young woman dressed in deen mourn;
one by casting n cluster OF forget m e nots into
the lay is q sight that has COR several days past
the passengers on the ferry steamer Newark
on her noon trip to this city.
empIoyees ns aboMt s month G ago is 'ebey bey
custom Gust, to board the npper deck Of the
Soes e.s Sq the 81 s In Which Ass 'sRs
treats with as much devotion and tender
He a sds st ae Could GSSfSs not e e
Once seated near the rail her gaze resting
upon the water and buried in thought. she an
ail the grace and charm of tndding woman.
ho9d ior shdt onss eye ra srsns
identity are excited, shs ns ioti,s M vel VEL
and her eyes fsu aps DARK. but viii Sny tarsNay.
dreamy oos II them ,hTt reind. onT o. the
mission hns been surmised.
:. 1t IL when the boat passes Goat Island that
tns young woman seems S to nI aWaIe S from the
unsile to resist. she rises, and steps TO the
with brwildercd expression and. selecting
the most favorable snot Tor the purpose she
snnan ws
rail and watches the flowers sink beneath the
surface. and as they rise again and are washed
away BY tho heavy current she mutters some
words. sichs. and walks rapidly into the cabin.
where she selects n retired seat and COM
munes with herself until the mole Is reached.
Then she descends to the lower deck and is
lost to view In the crowd.
Tint woman is casting flowers upon her
lovers grave said one of the officers OF the
boat to group Of passengers who had wit
messed the proceeding n few days ago. "une
ot my men heard he- say one dayas sho cast
My theory is that she was engaged to some
young fellow who jumped into the bay aud was
drowned some months ago. In respect TO his
memory she now lecoratcs his grave. as 1t
were. 1t is certainly O touching procedure.
and who knows how this woman Is sufferingt'
The sun., 1892-05-22
Cowboys' Memories.

IRON, the 81. Louts Giots- Democrat
"0f all men In the world not accounted
prodGies think the cowbows memory and
intuition are the most marvellous" said E. H.
Cunningham Of Indian Territory at the La
clede.
II have witnessed feats Of memory per
formed BY cowboys that appear proposterous
when related. For instance. was on drive
from the Texas panhani!e to the Territory a
few weeks ag" with 1000 cattle. Twelve men
stampedes. and after we got the frightened
cattle rounded up how do you uppose We
You naturally think we went tn ugh the Ia
borious task OF cutting out and connting them.
and that's whore you are mistaken. Every
one Of my twelve men was so thoroughly ac-
nuainted with the herd thnt either Of them
clear swecp Of he entire nerd. tell exactly how
man: and the kind of stock we had missed in
the ronnd;;un Not only that. hut. he could
pick out all the stray cattle that had got mi xed
In our bunch. without seeing the brand. It is
marvellous rct.om pishment. AMI one that is
punching business"
The sun., 1892-05-22

SAN FRARCESCO, CIL.
LOUISVILLE. XIV. NEW YORk, N. n.
The sun., 1892-05-22
7~-T"~---|||-
Paving with Sand aud Water.
Prom ne Floridi Timer INT,

PALArKA. Fla. May 14-The most novel
st eet pavement yet suggested is being laid on
Front street. opposite the Post Office. 1t is a
water pavement. at least it is popularly called
mission was secured from the Council to ex-
pertinent on Front street. and on Thursday
the inventor BY the hardness OF the seashore,
and the principle lies in keeping the earth
constantly moist so that traffic thereby makes
it the more compact. The street was first
!eyeled and a long pipe with periorations was
laid in q trench down the centre: the street
npe being underground. Connection was
then made. with an .artesan well. and tho
water running through the pipe saturated the
entire street. 1t is beginning to harden
already. and the experiment is watched with