davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-15
Tooesfdue.

8i8 beute Mitta9 wurben folgen6e
3cbesfGQe an9emeLoet:
Wargarct6 Sipctebear, 43 Sabre, 5 Wt.,
go. 128 Sr6arbitr.
Bertha Oops, 25 Sabre 6 Mt., Is Eooe,
SEQ. 422 Nibtono Qlpe.
6ermaum Sod, 9 0tt., % Gage, $50. sos
g8. 20. StraBe.
98il9elm @cnid, 80 Sabre, $50. 1882
0abaib Qtpe.
9eter S3neibcr, SO Sabre 9 set, $50.
$40 9iuerieDitr.
5rou @ottfrie6 Neubaum, 81 Sabre,
go. 754 2%arrabeeitr.
9apiO S6lObaacr, Al Sabre, SO. 1874
90. Chicago Qtpe.
9lntOnic &eBIcr, 43 Sabre, GOof GOunt6
6oipital.
2(ntOn Gn8eiier, 2 Sabre Z Mt, go. 381
g4. Grieftr.
Nnna grinB, 3 0et., 10 Sage, go. 165
Cornell.
SOiep6 @ipptG, 3 Nat. Z Sage, ct. gins
gents Nipl.
2Ouiie @oIOmonn, So Sabre, eOut5
Chicago,
, 1893-08-15
Wteoer an ser Nrbett.
Die &oifmannf6aft fdrnpft nit oen 6Iammen
III elmer Sar9fabrif.

6eute Morgen nm 6 1t6r tpur6e Sic
SeuertDebr 6urdb einen @eneraIalarm in
2bdtt9fett geieBt, pelc9er ite nacb benz bier
1tOft8en @ebduoe 9tD. 204 San 8urenltr.
bertef, tDoieLbt i'm 0rttten nn6 biertcn
Stofpert Elm Seuer gum Q(usbruc6 ge~
tommen mar. 3p0lf SpriBen uno 6rei
6afen7 unO electromagnetic foIgtcn Dem
Slut. Sn benz @ebGuoe befinbe1 iic6 0ns
0el6dft bet Columbian GnSfet Company
uno Oa eS ntbt an leicbt brennborem Ofaz
tertaL fe6lte, na6men Sic 6lamnen 10
1bnele Torti6ritte, bnB eS ben @nlcbein
geipan11, ais Ob ba5 @cbGlt6e D"erIoren iei.
9em @tfer Ser 6eueripe6r mar es gu banfen,
ooB nacb batbltinbt8er Q(rbeit Sic @efa6r
elmer tpetteren QuS6rettung beieitigt mar.
9aS 6euer nabm I'M 3meiten StoGperf
ans unbefannter l1riocbe iei1en 9(nfang
unO tUbr Durcb ben GleDotori6ac6t bis 3ltm
9ode btnauf. Dem @ebGuoe lpur6e elm
S9aben BON $1,000, Dem Sn6alt Elm iolcber
bon $4,000 5ugeiii8t. SIN britten Sto6z
tDerf berdnOen iicb Diele 11ocb ntc6t fertioe
Surge, tpelcbe OOuitdnOtg pcrnicbtet 1pur6en.
Die Columbian Caster Company gcrtetb
Dot ntcbt LANCER Belt in finan5ieQe Sbntcz
rt9teItcn uno NbolpD Qli9cr tpuroe sum
Gtnncbnter ernannt.
, 1893-08-15
Gin tReurer Nahmitta9sidIaf,
Jacob &eocrmam angebli6 pom feinen Der
monoten ieiter 9on5en Saarldaft i'm
Setra9e pom $500 beraubt.

Sacob Seoermann bon 299 Seffcr1onitr.
bate an lebten SOnntag 8eir6 bon leineul
S3tpicgerlobne Noam Craig, Der nit ieitcr
Tomtlte ouf Der SIbiette pobnt. 9tacb Dem
Wtltto9el1en 3o8 itc5 Yapa 2c0ermann in
Ietn Scblaf5tmmer Suriid unb ibloB bic
Sbiir btnter ii9 ab. Damn Sog Ct cinen
Stubl neben oaS Sc9laflop6a un6' Iegte ouf
bteicn 5undcbt cinen 0tepolper nieber.
9aun bolte ct aus Ser Sbublabe elmer
l3percn, etcber1en &ommpbe Elm DtdeS,
in cine 13ettung e~ingemidelteS 8iinbel,
Ionic Elm 9roBe8 Goupert, oaS ourcb
cit rotbeS 8an6 geicbloien nar,
Dcrpor ulto ie9te SeibcS nebcr 0em &ebol>
bet auf BEN Stubl nic6er. Damn ItcB CT
itc6 8entG5li0 auf DEM Sopba niebcr uno
bcgann oaS Sllnbel aui5ulmacben. Seine
Nu9cn lcubteten, ais or bemlelben mebrerc
0tGc YaGete y@reenbadS" entna5m ln0 bic
S6etne Damn ouf Dem Stuble ne6cn iidb
auS6rcitcte. Damn elltna6m Ct benz groBcn
@oupert mcbrere 0Dpotbefcn unb reibte tie
ben gclIcbtcn y0reelbad9" al. 9a lag
letn Jteicbtbum, Gan5e $500, fir bic er
llolldbcn S6wciBtropfen Dcr9oiien bate,
Dor tbnl. st ~crfrcute iib an benz Nn6Iid
I'M 10 meDr, ais CT iic9 bon Jtiemanb be-
obacDtct ipuBte unO o6eltoretll Der Eepoloer
i3uBbcrcit neDcn Ben S01Ben lag.
2eoermal1n CAB 0e5Dalb aub Dem 9rGn.
gen letner yfatur naeb unb bolo mar CT
ionft cnti0lummert, 0egen iieben ltbr
Nbeno3 purDe CT burc6 Elm 8lopicn an Ser
SDiire crtpcft unO ais ct 0ffnetc, itono ieine
fletne @nfeltn, Wtinnie Wtttc1eu Dor ibm.
Sic rtef i'm inter trgen6 cinem 0ortpaube
6in0u5 un0 ais 2coermann mach ipe1tigeu
Nu8enbliGen 5uriIdfebrte, mar iein @elb
uno feline 6Dpotbefcn uericbpunoen. Scr
Gerluit tpuroe iofort ser Yo!i3ei gcn1el0et
uno man Derbaftete SunGc6it Die flcine
W}tnnte. 9aS &tnb g~eitonD, oaB Nnbrcip
Craig es felt LANCER 3eit SIT ii6crre6en per-
ill5t babe, Dem @roBpater baS @el6 fort
5unebmen. Graig babe i6m icb0ne 8leiber,
SbeaterbiIets unO allies m09lide Qln6ere
bafir Derlprobcn. gGGbrel1O e5 Damn Den
0roBbater aus Oem 3immer fortgelo6t
babe, lei Graig bincingel6lipft, babe bos
@elO 8enommen u1O lei bann sum 6eulter
binaus9eiprun9en. 9aroufbtn purocn
Graig uno 6rau in ibrer @o6nrng, BIO
Gaialle StraBe, perbaftet; 8ejoe crtIGrten
teooD Die 9(usiagen Ser tIetnen Wttnnie fir
@rftnoung.
, 1893-08-15
KIeine Uadrihten.

- Y0lt5etcb&f Sren1l1lt mill cine Q1ter>
1u9ung O0rIber oniteGen, pb 8olt5ilt G0l>
iioO, mel9er fiir5lt4 einen 9%cniiicn Gboz
mas SOleQ nieOeriboB, neil Derielbc 1t9
ictner 8erbaftun9 Durc6 Bic 6lll3t cntSo9cl
bate, i'm Jtcbt mar. Die GOronerS7 Surp
bat @oiitDp beretts tretgeiprocben.
= @e1tern 9lben6 fam eS auf Sen Sc
lcilen Der Cottage 0roDe Q(pcnuc 3piidbeu
5tpet 0reiftpa9en 81 einem 3uiammenitpB,
Dobci Der @reiftpageufibrer Gbas. Sal
moOD t6btli6e GerLebungen bapontrug.
Wfan 6raDte i'm nac6 ieiner Mobnlng, 9to,
1913 Cottage @)rDpe 2(pe. Sin IN BET 9f6be
1tebenDeS F1er0 tpur0e getO0tet.
- Der forbige GrpreBiubrmann So6n
See coui0trte geitern Qlbenb in Nogers
Parf nit ieinem 6ubrtperf nit cine11l
eleftrticber StraBenbabntpageu. Sem 9Saz
gen ~itiirSte bel Ser GoIiiton nm ur0 e1
ielbft erlttt ibmer6bafte, tpenn aub ni6t
gefdbrltcbe 8erlebun9en. ST wurbe noob
1einer 8o6nung in &oger5 Parf 9e6robt,
- Gor bret 8oc6en fam 2aura @eerS,
20 Sabre alt, nadb Chicago, INN Bic 8elt>
Gustclllng 5u ieber. Sine Q8ocbe ipGter
Deirat6ete ie ei1en iungen Wfann aus Sc
itoria, 8, 9tamens 6enrD Sones. Nadb
einigen Ga9en oerlteB ie SoneS uno fan0
8ei6dftigun9 i'm 6aufe zines 6errn 6cl1rD
Sane. Sones lteB ite Oarauf inter ser
@%(ntIage, iDm einen Sting 9eitoblen gu
baben, einiteden, bod ais Ser Sail CUR Ser
ban6Iung fommen iOute, eribien Nicman6.
9oS Yaar bate it6-auf pte LANCE petB
man ntc6t-lpteoer auS9eiDDnt.
Cine gau8 neue Met0Obe, uln etnc
riifitdnbtge Mtiet6e etn3utaiitren, bat Tralt
Sector, Gfe 6ullerton QOe. uno Sanga7
manitr., erfunOen. Sci ibr pobnte Tralt
Sulta 8olanb, pelbe ntbt i'm StanOe
mar, tbre Mietbe 81 be5abIet un6 I'M 8ez
grtff mar, NIT ibrem 8a6p cine &eiic nob
Decatur on5utretcr, ais 6rau Sector ouf
benz 8abnbOf eri8ien, iib in BEN 8eiiB Oes
&tnbes iebte lnO baoOnIief. Srau 8Olanb
melbete Sen 8orfau Bet Bolisei, ltn6 Bic
ielbe bate Mtitbe, ser TamiIie 6ector DaS
YfaltbObiett tpieOer a63unebmen.
, 1893-08-15
Der 80rfenfrah.
Die betrOfenen 3irmen befrieotoen ihre
GlGubioer.

sc. 6. 6atrbant ilbertrug geitern fir Sen
a1ge9e6enen 8etra8 BON $226,0 900 iein
0run0ltif III Der Norboltede bon Maboib
Npe. un6 Carbohydrates an 6enrD Bots
for0; ferter ilbertrug CT al 6GtelD 8ro3.
Elm @runOitiid an g8abaib Qlpe., 3tpti6en
@lorc6ge Court uno II. StraBe, fit
$40, 600. Die t6crren 8otSfor6 ltnD
6atelp ban0eln babel ais S~ruiteeS fir sic
0lGl6tger Ta%trbant'S, Der bon Dem fitrs>
li9cn S0rlentra6 in Wtitletoeni9aft gez
5oge1 tD0roen mar.
Son ben elf 6trrte1t, Sic Bel Benz 8antez
rot 0eS 0roBlbla6terS GuoabD in Wit=
letoenlcbaft ge509en purben, baben bercitS
iteben nit tbren @lGubigern 8ergleicbe AL
@e9e 9ebracbt, ulo Die iibrtgelt pier Strlnen
mer0en otelem Seiipiel fnlgen. Die Ser
btnDlt9fetten Der II Tirmen 6el0ufen itcb
auf 5uiammen 1895, 600, uno f~olgcnoe
Ttrr1en Daben iib nit tbren @lGubigern
abgetunoen:
Sobn Gubabp, 81, 900, 900, bon bcsablt.
81. 6. Sairbant, $500, 900, pou besablt.
g8rt9bt & 6an96eu, $4,000, S9gl.
9fortb Nntertcan Yadtn9 60, $110, 900,
20 8ro5cnt baar unb IS Yro5ent in
Nebieln.
@cor8e g. Barter & 60, $15O,OOO, SO
YrO5ent baar ltnb Nnipriide.
q. 8. 8aiLep & 60, $500 900, 25
PrO5ent baar unO 2(nipriide.
q. e. 6elm3ol5, $4,000, 30 PrOaent
baar unb Qlnipriicbe.
9. @89leitan & Son, $55O,OOO.
q. 8. Nrigt, $3.50, 900.
S. IS. Stteper, $40O, 900.
&. $. @retg, 2 5000.
, 1893-08-15
Der 8ronO i'm Senate PoteI.
Die Site Ger Opfer um 5mei weitere 11amen
pern1ehrt.

Die 2iite Ser Spfer Der 8ran6tatairop6e
I'M Se1Gte 0oteI bat ii6 iett geltern 9tabz
mittag no6 I'M 3tpet pettere Gfan1en Der1
1nebrt, in0em nob 5tDet Der BET Ser 8at01
itropbe ibper GerleBten I'M 2oufc peS
geitri9en 9ta9mittag5 ibren 8erlebungel1
erIage1t. 9amit felt iib sic 2ifte Der
Gobtcn iebt ipie fol9t:
0arrD 0pofreD, Z Sabre alt, So6n bon
SameS @oofreD aus 8ucbatar, 0ftob. er7
1tift.
SameS S6ort, 81 Sabre alt. Gam BEL
etnem Sprrnge aus benz 6eniter 1eineS i'm
britten Stodtperf beIe8enen .3immer5 SIT
ieinem SoDe.
9oniel Gudcr, % Sabre alt, aus 6otps
tbDrne.
6rau Tarnie GcebD, 26 Sabre aft, mar
I'M @reat Gaitern 6otcl an Der so. StraBe
uto Eatprence 2(pe. ais 3tmnermGbben
an0eitcQt; eritift.
Ybtlipp &ronberg, q Sabre ait, erlttt
betm 0cra6lprtngen einen Sb6Oelbr16
itarb I'M Gountpboipitol.
So1ncS SaQlor aus Stem OOrf, ipran9
aus Dctt 0rttten Sto6pcrf 6crQb, itarb aui
Dem QSe9e nadb Oem GountO6oipttal.
Sin Inbcfalrnter Wfnnn, % Sabre aft,
itarb I'M GOuntDDoipital an ieincn 8ranoz
tDunben.
2ootli3 Derlebt iirt0 nob:
9. =. Stifner aus Stem Yort; GiGgrat
unD 8etn gebroben.
Sin unbefanntcr O2aun, 80 Sabre aft.
Ntbmete 6lammen Elm uu0 lit noc6 ntdt
5ur 8eltnnung %gefommen.
Coroner Wfc6ale traf 1ofort uacb Set
8ataitropbe 2lnitalten fir etnen Snauet
ltber Die Spfer. Sine SurD mur0e eingcz
16poren unO nobm Die 2eic6en in Sen
OtorgueS in Q(u9cnic6ein. Sn Gi0muno'S
Wfor9ue ipHrOe Bic 2etcbe BON 6rau Tannie
9teeOe bon S6a @ooOcor, elmer 9lngeiteuten
0es @reat Nortbern 6otelS, ioentifi5irt;
SameS @obfreD iteQte Die SocntitGt letnes
Sobnes 6arrp, un0 q. S. Denton sic
Same8 SbOrt'S feit. 2us Ser Coroner 6ann
bic Jta3rt9t erbteIt, 6aB i'm Gountp6oipttal
nod Elm i%peitereS Spfer Der Gataitrop5e gee
itorben iet, mur0e Der Snqueit BIS beute
0orntttag 10 ltbr Dertagt.
, 1893-08-15
Oas internationale Goft3ert.

Gfn0 7OUO Yetl0ncn b0tten i'd 9eltern
9%}acbmittag IN Der Teitb0ae 5uiammengez
funDen, IN Der 6offnun9, 0aB iicb ibnen
alBcrgen0bnli1e Semitic bteten lpitroen.
Die meiitclr Ser Seludber tporen a6er iIber
Die gebotcnelr @aben iebr enttduicbt. 9ie
ocutiden Wtlittfopeuen Datten iic6, ipobl
in Der 8urau9lcBun9, oaB fife bern booD
goDer 1%tonoen, ais Die erOtiicben Wiuc
1%ttonten, BON Der O}itmirtln9 5uriidQe>
5o8en, uaO bon ben i~ibrigen Brogramm7
nHnlmert fanoen nur Bic &ortrdge OcS
Scbpet3cr Soolertrio'8 lnD Elm Oarfeniolo
OeS ST.. SoiepD Suutpan 2(nerfenmung.
, 1893-08-15
Gin Shleih0ieb oboefnft

Der RoliSiit 2SaIboum ~Der6aftete QeIferlt
cincn beriibtigten Strold, g{qmenS Sobn
N0otl9, otia9 NlUtom9, alS oerlelbe e0e1
aus Dem Sumner bon 6rantic un6 Gnrna
9SooO IN DEM 6altie $40. 333 Gui6IfroBe
Der0lISfam, Noom5 lpebrte 1icb "Dcr3tpcifeit.
mNroe ober jl6eripdltiQt un0 mach Ser Stoz
6lon 8ebrac9t. 9ort fonD man in Ieinem
8eltBe nlcbrcre SAmuditiGc Ser QenQnntcn
9anen HIo 5pet 9ol0ene ltbrel, Deren 8ez
user Die Bolt5et bis iebt nicbt bat ou5fin5io
1ltocqen tonncn. 6erner ipurbc QOam8 oof1
oret Sta1oletbern ais Der Wtann ibentificirt.
Der t0nen S~cbnuldioc6en Dcrfoufte, Bic, ME
1tcb berauS ltcute, Dor elmer Wochc ons Ser
2SoQnHn9 oon 6rol NOcrp unb 6rau Gltoc
@loerlo'I, J}o. 1900 Safe 2(pc., 9eito6len
, 1893-08-15

Die elettrii4e StraBsnba6n, tuelbe
2ate 8ietp nit Gpanlton DerbtnOet, lit
jeoenfalls cine fitr Die 8eipobner Otcier @ez
genb NIT TreuDcn be9riiBte @rrungen i6aft.
9aB DteleS nel1e Electromagnetic eincnt
ipirflicbcn 8eoitrfntB e%ntiprang, 9ebt am
beiten aus Der S~batiacbe berpor, oaB Die
GarS 81 ieoer Sa9cSSett gut belebt, 5ltpcilen
iiberfitQt itno. 2cBtereS lit. belonoerS all
Sonnta9en Ser Sail, pcSbalb Oatllr ge7
ior9t iperoen iolte, boB mebr GorS in Se7
trieb 9eiebt lperpen.
, 1893-08-15

lebt, OoB er in Gin Ha6, in beiien g3d6e Ell
arbcitctc, gerietb. Gr ipuroc beipuBtlos
no9 bent Spttal 9ci0offt.
Der Tclttag BON Wiiiiouri lit bonn 26.
Gu8ult tit ben MOnot Septembcr pcrlegt
wor0en. 9aS 9atum tpt~D crit Ipater
fcitgciebt iperoen.
9te GOmmiliGrc bon 6aDti pcronItolten
n1or9en Qbeno Elm 8anfett i'm yHicbslicu".
@claoen lino bic auSlGnoiicben Commit
idre unO bic bD9iten 8eamteu Ser 9~(usitelz
lung.
Die 8unocSbeamten ba6en in Ser fran=
5Oliic9en Scftion i'm SnOuftriepalait BRET
Scbn Scbaufditen nit 8ronscmaarcn amt
ltcb neritegelt, neil Sic 9tusiteuer I'M 9Sioer,
iprllb nit ben 3ougeicben Q8aaren per5
fault baben iollcn.
Wfebrerc Del GonceiiionGrc an ser Mioz
ipaD Glatiance, Die oeS 6eutiden 0orfes,
BON Nlt=9S'en, bonn Siirftibcn 9orf II. q.
ltcIcn IS entlcbiebcn in 2lbrebe, SIT benz
6onbS fltr 9urbfii0ruug beS offenen
Sonnta8s @%elOlummen 0eSeibnet su baben.
, 1893-08-15
Deribieoenes

!6cute 2(6enb fin6et in 100 9tan6olp6tr.
nocb et1e Serlomn1lun9 bes arrangements
Counties fitr ben Observation-Disclosures
Sag, Der am 6reitag, BEN Is. 2(u8uit, 9e=
fetert miro, itatt. SIS banbelt ihh namel1tz
licb um Selprccbung g%eipiier Gin5eInbeiten
bel Dem 6eit5u8e,
2(m %. Nltguit tper6en cine Q(n5a6l 2(uSz
ttclinn9S9dlte. namentlicb Gertreter Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .3weige, einen Q(u5s
hug MACH BEN SSetsenre8iOnen beS NOros
Weiteta macben,
Sn ser WfaicbinenDoQe tpur6e 9eltern
Charles 9ofing, ein 9lngeitelter Ser
eronIpton Goom So. baOurb i6tper per>
, 1893-08-15
1dber GOO.

Der 8ubOrufer Sre6 IS. Gbompion tpur:
be beute trub in ietnem 3immer in 6rar
Glort's 8odroingbaus, go. 1O4 Sherman
Str, i'll Gpanfton, I'M 8ette to6t porge=
tunoen. Gr befanb ltcb in gutter @eIuno.
belt alS ct 9eitern 9lbeno 3t 8ett ging.
9ermHtbIicb lift 5er5icbtag bie Go6esur=
iebe.
, 1893-08-15

NbOnntrtopf Oo5 N%ben0blatt Ser Slinois
Sta9tS7 3ettHng. 8retS l Sent.
, 1893-08-15
Stir boS Deuttge 2lbeno Concert bat
&apeumeiltcr 6. so. 3te9rer bas folz
.qen6e Yro9ran1m 3tiammendeiteQt.
Streifenoe RoufubIidteber.

@ierbun6ert Gtubenten, bic iicb bisbcr
auf Dem 2lusiteuun9splabe ais NoQitublz
i3teber niibli6 macbten, legten beltte friib
tire 2lrbeit nteber, tpeit Superintendent
2lbams i6nen s~eitern Aben6 mtt9et6eilt
bate, OaB ibr SageIobn I'M % Brosent
berabgeiebt tperben 1pilrbe. 8is6er er6tel=
ten ite 81 pro Sag unb 10 8reSent ibrer
Gtnnobmen, pofiir ite tbre p8oar6" unb
ibre llntform 81 bei6affen batten. @citern
Nbeno bielten tie cine 8erlammlung ab, in
Der ite beicblOiien ST. i~trcifen, faus i3nen
nic3t Der ate Gobn peiter ge5a6lt piir6e.
Sup. 2l0amS bat nob feline 2tnitaltcn
getroffen, bic Streiter burcb anOere Ser
ioren gu ericben. &iele BON Ben Streifern
legten Deute friib ibre llniformen ab, un0
begaben iiD bann nacb Dem 2luSiteulngs>
plaBe, no iie itcb ben 8emlBcrn BON &oQz
ltiiblen a%nbotcn, ie fir 30 Gents pro
Stnnbe um5er3ufabren. 9ie 8enuBer
Der GoQititble tommen 6a6et ebenlo gut
meg, ais iOnit, 6a Elm Stubl nit 6ii6rer
Is Gcnts, obne TitDrer ba9cgen 11ur 40
Gents foitet.
, 1893-08-15
beirdtbsIheine

8iS bcltc Mitt09 tpurocn Sic fol9cnOen
0tirotbSl1eine erlpirft:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-06
Never Let Tea Remain In the Pot.

Tea should never be allowed to stand
upon the grounds" If it must unavoid-
ably be made some time before it is to
be used, the liquid should be poured from
the leaves. It may then be kept ready
for a DELAYED member of the family for
a long time without serious deteriora-
ton, or at least without the addition Of
any harmful qualities. Good House
keeping.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-06
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRANGERS HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him 0 81 tisfy all those who will honor him
with tn ir custom.
Meal furnished at all hours of the day
Break last at 10 O'Clock A. M. and Dinner
IT. o'clock p. NJ.
CommodIous and wellfurnlshed rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
lar RIED.

Mr.. John Thurman, one of Ste
Geneyievc cOunty's most pOpula,
young farmers, and Miss Annie &
lteeder, were married May Is, 1898
at the residence of the brides parents
AT 1890 A. NJ, the bride, dressed i'm ,
crean-colored silk, and the groom
attired IN q handsome suit Of broad
cloth, entered the room, attended by
&. W. ilinkle and Miss Maggie Mack
ley as groOmsman and bridesmaid
10 make the occasion more pleasant
a large number of relatives and
friends were present and eXten led
their most hearty congratulations to
the groom and bride and we are
pleased to see the young couple
happily started on their voyage
through life, and as the grand old
vessel of malrimony, with sail.
spread aud banner flying, pushes out
from the shore, we watch her glide
over the smooth waters and heartily
wish. "May God bring the good ship
safe to land" w. J. NJ
Mill, Ste. Gene rieve Co, May %.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
UlanN News.

The farmers in this vicinity ar.
about through planting corn.
A heavy rain fell here last Thurs
day evening accompanied by wind
storm which has laid considerable OF
the growing wheat crop to the ground
This will doubtless be an entire loss
to the farmers.
Whooping cough is prevailing in
this locality.
Born, to the wife of G. &. Hand
May l9, 1898. boy.
Messrs Pink McCarver, J. f. Boyd
and William Biggs passed through
here yesterday with a drove of hogs
enroute for St. Msry's from which
place they will ship same to ST Louis
Mr.. Noah IIawn of near Farming
ton is selling fruit trees in this locality
Mr.. James l.. Alexander OF this
place is in possession of new wagon
which he purchased last week in Far
mington from Colemeyer 4 Neidert
What is the matter with our Rail
Road ! | fear il has died out, al
though Mr.. Paul Lempke has in
formed us that he has survey ell
several miles of the road aud that il
is going to be built without a doubt.
May %, 1898. II. y. Il.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

A sad and fatal accident hap
pened to the infant daughter of
Mr.. David Huber, who lives on
the Plankroad near Weingarten.
on Monday OF this week. The
child was playing with a dog
which was chained to a fence in
the yard when the chain, by some
means OF other, became entangled
around the little girls neck and
the dog in jumping around pulled
the chain in such a manner that
the child was choked to death
before assistance could arrive.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Decoration Day was duly oh.
served by the members of the
Grand Army of this city last
Tuesday, May 30th. Headed by
the Progressive Cornet Band the
procession marched to the differ
ent graveyards where the graves
of the old soldiers were decora.
ted with flowers. The address
was delivered by Captain Gustav.
us w. st. Gem.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Union Hall was crowded to it's
utmost last Friday night, by an
appreciatiye audience to witness
the annual school entertainment
given by the pupils of our Public
Schools. The entertainment
opened at 8 P. NJ. and lasted until
after midnight. The pupils all
acted their parts well and the
manner in which they were
trained reflects much credit upon
their teachers. We intended to
give an account of the affair but
our limited space prevents US
from doing SO. The receipts, we
amounted to $40.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

For II CENTS By sending
your address and twelve cents to
the College of Correspondence,
Kansas City, Mo-, you will re-
ceive, postage paid, text book
of Shorthand, especially prepared
for self instruction and instruc-
ton by mail. This book is far
superior to any other shorthand
text book published. Only one
copy will be sent to any one ad-
dress.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
PERSONAL.

Miss Eivira Adams is visiting i'll
st. Louis.
Miss Lulu Ziegler is visiting i'll
St. Louis.
"A. II. Clark spent this week in
St. Louis.
Ed. Schaaf was up from ST. Mary's
Wednesday.
Tom J. Rozier departed for ST.
Louis Tuesday.
Hon. John F. Shearlock was in
town Thursday.
Frank and Ed. Moreau are visit
ing in ST. Louis.
Capt q. W. St. Gem departed for
st. Louis Tuesday.
Mr.. George Sexauer spent last
Monday in ST. Louis.
Mrs. Grover Clevlen is visiting
friends at Pennington.
Charles Lalumondiere departed
for st Louis last Sunday.
-General Firmin 4. Rozier is spend
ing this week in St. LCuis.
Tom and Ell. Boverie spent last
Sunday in Prairie du Rocher.
Miss Julia Wilder re,ured from Il
visit to ST. Louis last Saturday.
Miss Odile Janis departed for ST.
Louis las: Sunday on a isit to friends.
WIN NJ. Ziegler made business
trip to st. LOUIS the early part of this
week.
DIR. NJ. Andre boarded the lille
wild for st. Louis Sunday, returning
Wednesday night.
Mr.. John Muellersman and family
of Fredericktown are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sexsuer.
Misses Marie Stanton and Annie
Rehm made the round trip on the
steamer Belle Memphis Wednesday
night.
Misses Flora Detchmendy and
Sadie Armstrong, accompanied by
Mr.. Naulton, of st. Louis, spent last
Sunday in our city.
-Messrs. George Hurst. G. Rehm
md Joseph Weller departed for Har-
rissonville Thursday night on a fish
ng excursion.
-Messrs. E. e. Lelie. Frank Geiler
md Luclen Lalumomliere took pas |
page on the Memphis for St. Louis
thursday night.
-George Leavenworth, who has
)een attending college at Columbia,
Mo-, returned home this week to
pend the summer vacation.
Prot. A. J. Sparks, with his family,
will leave Sunday evening OH the
teamer Belle Memphis via St. Louis
or his home in HigginsyilIe, Mo.
Miss Emma lIarreIson, who has
,een the guest of Miss Minnie Biel in
'ur city for the past week, departed
or her home near Pennington Thurs
lay.
Ed. Blanford came down from 81.
-ouis 10 see his family last Saturday.
ir. Blauford intends to move back to
''e. Genevieve aud open shoe store
Il the near future.
-Nr. Henry Holman and wife re-
urned home from a visit to relations
t Milwaukee Wednesday night.
hey also visited the Worlds Fair at
,hicago while on their trip. l.
Prof. W. II. Watkins, teacher of
he intermediate department of our
'ublic Schools, accompanied by his
rife, departed for Cape Girsr,leau
londay night on the Steamer New
d!ewild.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
A very heavy wind blew here

A very heavy wind blew here
for couple of hours Wednesday
morning and considerable dam
age to barns, fences and fruit
trees is reported from over the
county. The telegraph line be.
tween st. Mary's and this place
was broken in several places by
falling trees. The storm appears
to have reached its height at
Chester, Ill.,, where the following
damage is reported: A heavy
gale of wind came up from the
south this morning, and blew fit.
fully nearly two hours. 1t lashed
the river into heavy waves,
which washed out over oS feet of
levee and licked it clean of its
covering of macadam, valued at
S150 to $500. The steam ferry
narrowly escaped swamping with
a load of sheep aboard, and the
Little Nick, small side.wheel
steamboat, the property of Capt.
Neville, valued at $500, was
broken up and sunk. Two large
barges. companions of the Little
Nick, were carried away, but re.
The tin roof of the
Central School building was torn
off, large trees blown down, chin.
neys demolished, glass broken
and orchards uprooted. Very
little EaiR fell at the time.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Last Saturday night and Sun
day morning Marshal Berry made
seven arrests in less than twenty.
four hours, The men were ar
rested for fighting and disturbing
the peace.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

The Public School Board will
meet next Monday night for the
purpose of selecting teachers for
the coming year. We under
stand that there are a number of
for the three different
departments.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

The St. Louis Republic says
Among the prominent politi-
clans in the city yesterday were
Hon. John F. Shearlock, who rep
resented Ste. Genevieve County
in the last Legislature.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

For SALE: A tract of land con.
tanning 160 acres, known as the
farm, about 6 l-2 miles
south of the city of Ste Genevieve.
and ! 2 miles from Rigdon's Mill Oh
the River aux Vases creek in the
county Of Ste. Genevieve. Further
given at this office.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Our City Council met last
Saturday night and ballotted for
Street Commissioner with the
same result-no selection. They
will meet again tonight at the
Mayors office for the same pur.
pose.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Professor Bucheimer of St.
Louis will huld services at the
Lutheran Church in this city to.
morrow, Sunday June 4th. He
will deliver a German sermon in
the forenoon and an English ser.
mon in the afternoon.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
Farmers. Attention |!

Now is the time for putting your
machinery i'm good trim for the ap-
preaching harvest. | will do your
work of repairing as we'll and cheaply
as ever did before, or as anybody
else can do it, on any kind OF macI,in
cry, including binders, mowers, etc
ANTHONY SCCHER,