davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
siberian Gold.

Tho Japan Herald is authority y.
the figures OF gold output In slo Oeo
from 1884 TO 1887 incluslye--3o. ~"
600 ounces. E120. 900. 600, or soVU
600, 600 and this with but little NY
chinery Efforts rudely systematlb,e,.".
and stealage. When the great slv sa
rian railroad is completed from WV. .,o
Caspian Sea to Yladivostock, on . .i'I
Pacific. the output OF Russian gold "''
be greatly increased.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13

The colony Of Sierra Leone Is lO3 yea&I
old yet there is no machinery there, ex-
cept the sewing machine. The population
is upward Of 30, 900, and not sawInill
nor any other kind Of mill in operation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-13
California Dragons.

a number Of persons living in he
vicinity 81 Reedley, Fresno county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
FOUGHT OWE A WOMAN.
A Duel Between Germans Not on the
French Plan.

Duel Between Germans Not the
French Plan.
Maj Gillian and Eugene yanderbergen,
Krupp's resident agent. fought "a duel in a
private garden on the Bois de Lacambre. Berlin.
Thursday night. yanderbergen was shot
through the heart and died instantly.
The two men had been bad terms for
several months in consequence of their rivalry
for the favors of a notorious woman. On Mon
day night, despite repeated warnings to cease
his attentions to her. Vanderbergen appeared
with her in a box at the Theater Royal de Pare
A brother officer saw the pair and summoned
Gillian by messenger TO the .heater. Gillian
waited at the exit, and, after abusing Wander
bergen, told the woman she mus. choose be-
tween them. The woman ran, but Gillian
overlook her and stopped her. She then told
him tina: she had tired of his opportunities and
would not see him again. Gillian then left and
Wander bergen believed the incident would end
without serious consequences.
On Wednesday evening he and a friend FROM
Berlin entered beer garden where Gillian and
several other officers sat at a table. As Van
derbergen walked by the table Gillian rose and
jOstled HIM almost from his feet Vanderber.
gen struck him with open hand on the check
7 On the same evening Giilians second commu-
nicated a challenge TO Vandcrbergsn. Wander
bergen accepted 1t and chose pistols, as he was
an expert shot and Gillian celebrated 70,
his skill as "a marksman.
On the fret exchange Of shots Gillian's chees
was grazed. On the second exchange Wander
| bergen fcll dead without a word or sign.
NsndeTbergen was exceptionally popular
! among officers and business men in Berlin. ant
( the announce ment OF the manner of his death
has made painful impression in military cir
4 eles.
Gillian Is considered 10 have been blameworth,
\ throughout the affair, and he probably will re
I ceive more than the nominal sentence passed
usually upon military duelis:s. The woman il
, the case has disappeared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
His Financial Program.

From the st. Louis Republic.
He was beggar with the old worn clothes,
unwashed face. unkempt hair and unbrushed
shoes. He waded up to the counter Of the
Lindell late last night and told between his
sobs. tears, groans and signs how his stomach
yearned for sandwich. Clerk Sumner went
to the safe. threw open its massive doors and
from its inner receptacles drew forth new and
shining scent piece, which he laid kindly and
gently into the Quivering and blackened beg
gar's hand.
snow. my poor friend, what do you propose
to do with that money!" seriously inquired the
serious clerk.
The beggar looked down at his soiled and
tattered garments. He scanned his benefactor
curiously for moment, and then in q tremu-
lous tone said:
Young man, you see me as am, wearing the
hsbihments of an outcast. Yet I am honest,
and I will give you = truthful answer. / shall
first 60 and buy me good supper, then will
take bath and a cocktail, and mayhap after
that adorn this handsome form win new suit
Of clothes. II there 10 any Of ii left after that
shall. upon my word, deposit il in the bank.
! am exceedingly obliged. Good day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

The Modern Languag, Convention.
The final meetings Of the convention Of the
Modern Language Association Of America were
held in the large lecture room Of the Columbian
University today. There were two sessions,
one at 10 O'Clock and the other at g.
Prof. A. Gerber Of Earlham College, Indiana,
rend paper on ''The Tales Of Uncle Remus
Traced to the Old World" Prof. J. B. Henne-
man, Hampden-Sidney College, Virginia, one
On The Historical Study Of English in Vir-
ginia." and Prof. Sylvester Primer Of the uni
versity Of Texas, one on "Lessing's Religious
Development with Special Reference to his
Nathan The Wise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
nR. o. J. CARLETON,

DR- o. J. CARLETON.
5O7 18th s., NV
Graduated london. En1iani. 1877; New York. 1873.
Bladder and Kidney Ailments Acute or Chronic
Blood Skin Diseases. Nerve Ex-
haustion, Nervous Debility.
SKILL. SUCCESS.
DO YOU FEEL
More fired IN tho morning than NJ -crr, =, hed.
Dull. sometimes stupid have melancholy spells.
unable to concentrate your mind. memory. feel
unit either for business society feel shy desire to
be alone irritable. des2ondent and almos. demoral-
ized feel generally used and that life is losing its
charm for your II so. You are afflicted with
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Do you begin reaize that You ara not so vigorous
formerly have the o,dtime energy nor vitality
losing your grip and lack the vim OF other days
which enabled you TO thrust tribes aside and march
onward to success II SO. yorIr case is oneof
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Do you experience palpitation of the hes-t when
startled. surprised or upon slight exertion' Does
your heart beat irreguary sometimes fast and then
feel as It were about to stop. have pains Of
derins character. dizzy spells &C.. &C.! If SO.
BEWARE OF NERVOUS PRosTRAT1oN
People often think the condition is something feel
ashamed Of. and too frequently fall willing victim
into the hands Of of the designing quacks who
infest large cities to some doctor in general
practice who in hts ignorance through lack Of ex-
peIience and knowledge OF correct treatment doses
the poor. 6elu1ed Individual with the bromides to
satu-aton stimulates him within al inch Of in
sanity by phosphorus. strychniae. Damiana. &c.
The causes and proper mode OF treatmen. Of these
troubles bu; little understood BIZ the general prsc
ttiorer of medicine. and the wildly gloomy word
pictures Of the quacks alleged literature too often
cause susceptible to become comple:ely unnerved
Where shall go to get curedi" many poor SUI
ferer asks not knowiny whom to trust Go where
thousands have before and be restored perfect
health. You should at once consult DIR. Csrlsto, ~so
positively the only surgeon ithe Initial
States who treats these troubles recognized
and curative principles. and has made their sue
cessful treatment 9 life study. Expert urinary
analysis, chemical and inicroscopal Neurssthe-
NERVE exhalstion), diseases Of the bladder kid
neys. skin. blood nervous system. any acute
chronic disease within the range Of specially
be treated with skill and born Of experience
and earncstness Of desire to bench: patients.
Hours 8 to2. toS. Sunday, D 10 only. Consuita-
ton free For further .rGcaisrs SOC ''fSss"
Oc.ss2S tn. thSs,U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
hEID'S oANITARIUN
| 5l3 THTRTFFNTH STREET


Is substantial 2or9om building. newly paper.d.
rooms and bath room on psrlor floor. al brgat and
ing Electric. varor. Hot Air. Roman Medicated and
salt Baths, Massacre, swedish Movements Gymnas-
Sremoving superfuous hair with electric needle)
Facial SteaminR and Facai Massage. House Patients
receive Baths Massage and Electricity in their own
rooms. A corps Of experienced nursesemassase op-
orators fmAle and female, who graduates OF Eu-
ropean institutions and experienced electricians
Patients attended by their own physicians no in
ternal medicines used. Having been estab-
lished in WASHINGTON for two years take occasion
thank patrons and nlysicians who have placed
PATRONS under and invite them and the publ.
70 call aud inspect our Few premises. To those who
have not yet called upon extend invitation
Tor ONE MASSAGE TREATMENT FREE in order
that they may understand methods before making
nts for o course of treatment. Patients
also treated at their residences by experienced
operators, male female. Unexceptionabe refer
from Physicians and patients who have received
treatment at
REIDS SANIrARIUM
d.I1ms 523 THIRTEENTH ST., NEAR r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
CuEsAPEAKE AND OHIO E,ILwAT

SCHEDULE rs EFFE I OCTOBER m isys
lrsns leave daily from iui0u Station ~ ara pa
6tl and u s.s.
hronxh the rrsns..si sfrae-v suerira. y IN us
hand~onl->' and conn i-fs solid TrAiu --vtss
NssT from Washington.
...sal IN. daily 'Clncnna'i and ~ foui. Iaat-
it.f"-Solid ves hgi-d fsgiy -lui-f-d. . s4tri>-
ligb Ell train. with dining fuiiuan'- Ln--
ing cars Ms.hlacton 90 cinrinnat- Arrive t'nciS-
rht 100 4. u. In liErapul's II - q. IA ~ iaas
s::lt p N. Chicago > - q.
IL :top. m daily he famous ~. 2. Y IiIuitst-
solid v->tioa- train With dining sud Pill
slsepers for Cinrlnn VI. i-Nnston. ioui=s lie nd
npOlis and 81. Louis without shanr-. arriving .
Cincinnati p r. lexington q i0p fsHul--
vile 1901 y. NJ, indisnsuolis II a. o.. Ch sxs
% a NJ - Louis ~ a m. oo1n-~tinz IN lnioa
depct TO- ai poin.-
2Ooi. daily-FrpreSs for Ga-ion-vills. Chs--
lo;tesytlle, Richmond. Wayn~-bo-u. Stauntcn aus
princpai Nirinia Iornis dAll,. .so.It sanesy. fsr
Richmond
Pullman locations and tickets at Company's snine~
5li and Ia ~ Penns.
"a II. W FULLER. Genl Pa---ns.r A-eHt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

Jones Injecting Brown in dry goods store-)
"Hello, Brown. how are you? What are you
doing row-got n steady job?'
Brown-"I guess l have. I'm waiting for my
change. Life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
GENERAL ATHLETICS.
Base Bal and Foot Ball Played
Under a Roof.
c. &C. ENTERTAINMENTS
New Tears Day Exhibition and Reception
In the Y. VI G. A. Gymnasiun,-what L.
Being Done by the Young Mems Catholic
Club of Gon,aSs College.
y so COLD DAY AS

Y SO COLD ADAY AS
Lest Monday some 500
persons stood ont on
tie cold. hard ground
to witness the Y. NJ. C.
A--C. A. @. foot ball
game. Think of the
aches and pains after
ward. What would have
been the size Of the
crowd IL the weather
had been moderate?
Ask again what would
have been the size OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
BIKES KEPT INDOORS.
Messenger Boys About the Only Ones
on Wheels.
LOOKING TO NEXT SEASON
Already Plans Are Being Made for the
spring--In the Meantime Social Gatherings
and "Good Roads" Discussions Take the
Place of Runs.
OIL ID " E A T II E r

OIL ID " E A T Fl E r
wheelmen are still en-
thusiastic enough to
brave the chill winds
and ride TO and from
their work every day.
although the pleasure
seekers on wheels are
few and far between
just now. The Wheel
men who ride for the
pleasure they derive
from the sport are en-
tertaining themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
pICHNoNn AID pkNNrIiF RAILROAD CO.
h L. " HCinEkoprE AMI HFUBEN a. sTER
80 q "a

heiul. ir = -t Not~tr'a.r N iSffe
All frnius $50 10 ~ n F.uu-Klrania ss--.n-
ser station. Ms,hnr.uu. D. e..
= - n ri.=i,-Y. rnruuff- a. fyr.-' ifu~r for al
ste 'icas GA No-lk aud Ne-'ri railrIsl ana fur a
Trlnclini lonis -Htgth ~ ID OF ~ LA, 4
an lsnvtl~ ~'-'efn. illlnlan >i-~fsr Nru Aork
aid Nasi.infton - uaffn, iuns,tinr then 81 n
sleeper 90 NeS f~au- y sssp.-r, s-a fur Men
rhis via birluin -i.ui. uUifitg ii aUuls oi'h
Sl-efeT ior Angu- q. rrnns - ~ Nanss.la FrnIt
Royal ans Stra~hrTs- dailA ~ -s-Ttt SUNDAY
x - Daily Tor Nrrrsnr.f an fhs~ltaftsav. 10
and through train FOR irout iya ard stra=hufs li 2.
e1c.pt SUNDAY.
MEsftkN htsI b. al llHfL' p. coup 49, -
Cars. and a. Atsufa tI'sia - hnsr.l wh p y
man Sl+-is@r through N-N As-l ana Na.hiu--ar .
New, dreams Va n 'ntzp.a-iy ana Nsw As-k "a
HaslluEton 10 Ak-n ans Auru-fa kIn Col IfuluA
and Washington =. N-mTliiSKla a. -rinrhafu Binlfg
car New lofk t. Mailtyisu.-A
90 .. -Dai y iar all triur isl puiuts nh q
Richmond and lsrKti.~ sf - .ri. puutan ~l.aT-r.
New No aud Nh-i ifgtu r. BOT Sf,rifl v. Ashs-
VILE. anf WsshineTo - - anita
TRAINS ~ NASHlNGT,'N AID ONO piA isloN
leave Washington az q 10 tH-, I. - q ara B
L m daily. tcuruin- Erriv. Nsshi,l.-ton = 3fa "a
go y " ard . =, s.lh. daily irar i.syini- Na-l-
ingtoa - .. = H. ana arrivin COS ai.. o. al
from Hernd0n o-V
Through from the south arriv- aasl irata
.. s5x IN 10 20 sni q ~ b. ma M-aa--.- nlsl.-
Ion, 10 40 M. aud - - .. ii.. -y0, 4 SuItty.
Ticket. Slerrfn Car ~as--vatuns enc inlar naiua
furnished At otinc-. lsi l.ru-y iv-nis ave and a.
Passenger station. f-nn-' lNuniA Eail-uad Ns-las-
=. :. BROWN. Oenera' Aeon, fasa-re-r D.s,t.
W. A TURK. tsrn.-sl Pass Ag-uf
v. VI. fBki.i.N. t.ufr.. E.ragfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
RAILROADS.


i PENNSYLVANIA Rorrr
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON sTEANBoAToo
POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON" and "SoRFoLK-
Monroe. Newport News. Sorfolf. virginia Bach.
Portsmouth and the south Through sls-psA<
services via Norfolk and Carolina raircsd sad Aa~nns
coss. line. between Norfolk. Wilmington. cssrissr
ton. Savannah. Jachsoaville and ST. Aaxussins.
JSo. CALLAHAN.
DIRT Gen suy&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
MANICURE

MADAME PAIN, NANicSaE AND cHIR0PoD-
M Isl, 7O3 18th 81. Lv.-Tks oaly Importer ana
Aanufsctursr of FINE n anA CHIROf0D-
Isl GOODS ssstA q xsu xor< naeo-<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
BUSINESS EDUCATION = TYpEwRIrIYG.
- shorthand sritnms;ie. letter writing: grammar
'ni e f 6o
sw cor sth and SITS NV oc1s-3m
ELocUTIoN. ARTICULATION. ENUNCIAIIoN.
sna .ss tp p
sYoN. ' star y o e'Hihs ''e'''' Address kAfft >
THOROUGH INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION BY A
Latin asf yena 1a
msthen atc, Writing and eiocution college prepsrs
tiPn ana bo oa. pupils specially Address J.
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 500 X
e, s ny g LsnS dsps5Ttm,9n, Private or srss
i h4KI n Inps late q the New England
! branches. Latin. rrarch and German. by a New
England LADY exHererGed in New England uhl.c
THE ACME PHoNoaRAPHY AND BUSINESS
18th St NV. Pull sessions in shorthand. Typewrit.
SAY s spec Sfe Dion
made on fees Of rupis entering before Jan 3 DIS Tvs
PHbY,ssII,GnA.L u. TRAINING; DEPARTMENT asp
esnnrs '1s and ahs
iiqsE f r :E
~ MoDAUGHsIs. 1928 ST.
French Conversation and besansrs Also 'T rariis
mentsry law. d3S-6t
+ W.. DORIAN PH. D.. III 9 ST. wv. WILL
for eose s m pr S I
70 one more pupils at tSE
RANyO. MANDOLIN. GUTTAR-THoRovGH
ID and rapid INSTRUCTION. It. MS, Day or evening" yps
d9-Im' aSs st. NV.
WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
w q Shorthand and rypewritnr. 4ol and io7 East
for srsduates assisted 10 pCsiton. dsi
he nrRrIrz SCHOOL OF bANauAaRs.
70 American "a All ltia E H as Branches,
Greek and t TI!snslati0ns
FRENCH s GEnMHS LEcrTEEs
Send for circulars and programs
.xAh hHS'9 9GE2EoE S q 1ksf65nr.
Hon aa az
influential college Of its Kind in the world New
u Boarding and Day School ;of for Girls af ~"
d dsf n''' Mr. ' snd Mrs BEVERLEY R MASON.
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Iro,, PAUL E; voINor. diploms Dc ranlSsf.i,e Dc
France. Principal do lms
ELoCUTIoN. PHYSICAL CULTURE. LESSONS
IA ia studio at pupils residence. Close study of
my system must produce fine readers and orators.
Mrs. ELIZABETH KING. 5O7 East Capitol st.
oc5-:5m'
A RI INSTRUCT1ON.-THE GRHATEsT OPPOR-
"A tunity ever offered to parents. children teachers
eeee and cT.son rs.s
water colors china and oil painting skotching and
Painting from nature can be learned in few days.
Call and see the wonderful progress q students Por
traits TO order from to q, 600 The teacher. r.
Years With the most celebrated artists in Europe.
500, 600 worth Of paintings exhibition and
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. sO4 n ".
do Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY,
CORNER NJ AND nth STREETS n. W.,
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Eighteenth year opened oCTOBER4
Aselect high grade boarding and day school for
young ladies and little grls-thoroushly modern in
Its spirit and methods.
New buildings. perfectly equipped for health and
comfort-steam heat. passenger elevator. perfect
sanitation.
For circulars apply TO the principal.
d36m Mrs. ELIZABETH J. soMERs
HSfsS sD r saH9s
Mr.. PUTNAM,.s SCHOOL. FOR BOYS AND
g. I'll
ls !. f.5s Agsy for circulars and ssI%
MES .. GRACE Z A AK STEELE; soPKANS AMP
send sddrts. i5s n% d dssS ss.uim
J T. sC III. =, TEACHER TEAS OF PIANO; ORGAN
SSsT: Wi ;a, + So,s further
WEST END STUDIO OF ExpRFssIoN.
w Elocution-Prtmary and advanced. Acting
.fs . sna sas r
WAsAINaIQN FEMALE sEMINARY.
i5H IT .nS MA ssSo AYE
s5Ys: Il RSE
WAAssgHlIISSs!ToN coNSSEnyAToRY OF Music.
s:. q Sas , 9 fSts sS
puSG 81 a.7; Rs y NAY y. koIs @
ssrvstory o. nerir OBJ. Lessons at pupils homes de-
Miss AMY c. LEAvITT Oy BOSTON.
1l21 VERMONT AVE. NV.
PIANO AND HARMONY. eco
I LESSONS IN CHINA. OIL AND TAPESTRY
Dry p.swlns classes Saturdays lilo 18Th St. NV.
FhIE,SSdngssn ss. .as scaS9L 5sll M
trade TAos eGWsFs
"A Day elasses-An.ique, portrait painting. and vo-
mems life; Evening, ciassss-Antique, and men 5
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