davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1893-05-21

Of merriment by hounderfng aboutin water
much too deep for It, the Tbeater Of Arts
and Letters has done nothing except to dis
courage liberal minded patrons from con
tributng in The future 60 something which
might really prove a stepping stone to fame
for young dramatists "The burnt child
breads tho fire." and it will be n long time
before any similar enterprise viii find the
necessary backing.
Rose and Charles Coghlan and their ex-
cellent company have revived Masks and
Faces" otherwise Peg Wellington at
the Fifth Avenue theater The production
has been received with favor, Diplomacy"
having about run itself out THE fact that
the latter play WAS particularly succossfui
owing TO the magnificent cast and elegant
mounting when IL was resHrrected at the
Star theater, added to it's enthusiastic re-
ception on the road, perhaps had the effect
OF inducing the Coehlans to keep 1t on the
boards even aftorlt bad beeone u little less
potent as a drawing card, and in eonse-
quence business at the Fifth Avenue the
ater since Diplomacy" came back TO New
York hos not been "a good as IT might have
been. For this reason Peg Wellington
is said to have boen rushed ON rather hur-
riedly, and yet every one who has seen II
seemn 60 have been pleaeed with the pro
duction and the work Of the sectors who ap-
pear in it. Miss CoghiRn has been espa-
cially commended, as has also Mr.. Frederic
Robinson.
Mile. Rose Pompon, the latest itnporta,
tion from France for 1.-THE Black Crook"
is gyrating into the very core of the heart
of Now York dudedom. This vivacious
little 'chanteuse sxcentrique" is very much
like others OF her class, except that she Is
considered more clever than a majority Of
them. She has mado big hit; and that Is
saying great deal when ii 10 considered
how many French quadrille dancers we
have had lately. Pompon, as hear 1t, is to
dance and warble in Chicago under her
The herald., 1893-05-21

The Lilliputians are booked for n long run
In New York next season. They will appear
In new play, entitled IA Trip to Mars"
which Carl Rosenfeld is now preparing for
them.
The herald., 1893-05-21
ro,,, Rns,s Long Jeunt.

On May ID Tom Roe leaves New York
eouipped with the conventional number Of
legs and will endeavor to reach San Fran
cisco in e5 days. EARLE H. EATON.
The herald., 1893-05-21

ticular line of work. He;has run the whole
ganlut of acting, starting in at the bottom
and working by gradual stages to the top
He is one of very limited number Of the
school of light comedy, and his reputation
is sufficient TO insure him respectful con-
alteration in his new venture,
OorkvUs COHEN.
The herald., 1893-05-21
Mnll rnner nt Cnat.

Closing out sale-Eckstron & Stcasburg, 307
and 800 South Main street.
The herald., 1893-05-21

Wm. #. Brown, Jeweier,
353 South Spring ST., 4 doors north of Fourth.
The herald., 1893-05-21
for Hnfanea and children.

"castoriaissoweilad ADAPTED to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
I'll So. Oxford st., Brooklyn, II. 7.
, 1893-12-05
6wet9-Offcen
NbenOblatt Der 81, Gtaatsz 3eitrms.
3 SO. 630.

CUR gequemIi0teit unierer on3eiQenbcu @nuHeu bobeu
nir nit ben unteu genaHutea 0errrH cn Nbtommeu ge-
trofeu, nonad) bel Henictbeu Aa3etQeH 0uNeuumlmu
iperoen gu benie(bel; Frt.icu. ais lucuu bteiel6eu oirctt n
Der Expedition Der Sllnnt5 Stunt5SettIHl ~o6le9e5tt
lperoen. Mn3eiGeu io!pie announcements f0nHeu az oletu
peri6iehenen BldBen bis t2 ithr %sittas1 G~hle8sbrn
tperoen.
g. @iemer j Renooa. ApulDeter. See Genter=5tr NIB
glortb Bari Ape.
6. r. 8oleler, apOtbe!er. AS gsurth aue. ete Weas.
uno 557 Sebgn;dsStr. 9de Nteuumunee.
Rubolpb 9t9obe. apotbefsr. 5o4 IT. Glori.5tr~ sds
u. Z. TieIider. 296 g. Martet.str.. ede Oo;.sts
BiidOfs Qbarmocp. 420 3iueOIn Mue.
Senrp Shoaer. Apotbefer. "a &IncoIn Aoe.. Gde Car.
mm. 5. Rienae, Oeutfh.r Mpotbef.r. 1901 Belmont @ps.
Snlins ID. l3inot 6elltl4er apOtbefsr. ede @lsbOurH
q. s. Sonfe, beutiasr apOtbeter, go Oft SbtsosO aO..
DttO,s Rbarmoeps eds SlnbOnrn Abe. unH @arrobee-
g. S. pfonnittel @pOtbster, gRufb.Str, SIDE gsGeons
8. q. Msips apOtbetsr gGrisbttuOOO gOs. SIDE @bsf.
afrsb q. 8Oe, apOtbefer, s67 @beffteIO Abe, uabs @eG-
G. S. ai6Fsr apOtbster, 146 Fullerton ape. uabsgsrrp.
aObsrt gDeerionG gpOtbeter 24 9u9tOn.str~ ede
sbos: {; 6elOtamp. apOtbefeE 1927 81. GIart.str. eae
90 r1na, : eOn. apOtbets. aorrubss.str. Ode sIad.
6. S. elaB, MpOtbeter. ss7 81. SoIfteb.etr.
Sugssn Meber; AS q: SI9rt:Str. Gds DiOifiOH.
H. III ~pDtDeIeL, i 3SHlLezSlI.
geter Bros ApOtneter. 1152 2lucOIn Abe. Sds
Senrp 5. Bate, aputbefer, 128 81. @Iurf.str.
albert @orGe8, Iptpbeter, 1912 q neoIH slOe. Gds Bel.
d. g}. @eis. apOtpeter. 81 Git gOrta @Us. Ode sI.O..
lamb Noe.
@efIeitc.
8. g6r0ber, beuti9er apotbeter, 465 unb 467 Nttlluautse
aDe.. @de @bicoQo @ne.
S. s: si9tsnberger & 60, 8s1 unO 1913 1eiIpautss aOs.
Gcte 9t0iiiDn-Str.
s. @oritens, 53l 9lue Sslanb @ne.
Sbeo. U. 8ebrenS, NpDtbefer. 422 90. II. ctr.
GmiL 9ebreuS, 802 Glib 9aIfeo=Str., Sde GanoIport
SEQ, 5. geiBbod, elO~elt-Gde mtabifOn. unO 9uIlteO.
StrnBe.
eeu. 9. W{iner. apotbeter, 1914 WttIauautee @pe.
SEQ 9OrqeS. lS9 W(orlpeu=Str.
8. &oembeIb & 60. ~&pptbeter, SIDE Ban 8urens unb
9aIiteb Str.
gtpDen Bros, apotBefer, 1895 1air.paufee ape.
6. S. @lSner, 1851 gtiltt aufee @Oe.
SIS. 9elopsfi, IpDtbeter, 700 WtiIiuentee 1oe, @ds
ernit miebcl, 518 ID. Chicago gpe., ete 9ouIiua.9tr.
Jreo. Wrebe's ApDtDete, 1863 20. @bicago Aoe, Gde
9tobIesStraSe.
Sreo. 8. pierce' 5s1 Ogden aoe.
&einDarSt S%oienbans, apOtbeter, 22 90. NOrtb &Oe.
Gde &iblauo.
6. Q: &llntopitrOem, apotbeter, eubmet.ede 20. 2iOi.
Glib. gsaf9t9er. &%potbefsr, 296 20. 9tpifiOn-9tr, eds
mDo0.
sFront s Berger. g%pOtBefer. 1886 NtIipaufee qpe.
ipautee Aoe,, Sde 8tnate= uuo 9eSpIatneS=Str.
6. WtuebIban, Mpotbefsr. SOL 10. 9tortb Npe.
Gi6. Wclnuug, S75 Wtiliuaufee aoe, Ode MibIanb MOe.
8uoolpb StaHgobr. Apotbetsr, Sal 9B. 0iotiion.Str.
Gde mnibenop Mpe.
@oIBon q Co., q. Str. uuo pouIina=Str.
). 5: S4imet. Npotbefer, 547 Blue SsIaub Ioe, Ode
Is. Ctr.
g. 8. WoltersbOrt, gpUtbsfer. 900 10. 81. etraBe.
&ihnrb 6. Srertien. Apptbetsr. 1901 10. 9tortb Ane,
Gde SHERIDAN stoe.
gaul g. 6einemann. AIS N. 8rOifiOn Str.
, 1893-12-05
IN fetnem Gaoe1 a5erfauen.
John Sub BON orei nlGtnern nieoereef9laeen
u1o beraubt. = Giner Ger Gbdter in 6oft.

8m. @i6ner itanb 6ette Morgen Dor
bem Gibter &erIten unter ber NntIage bes
GdubeS. Setn 8er90r tpur6e ie6o6 inter
$4,000 8Irsibaft bis gum 13. December
oeriboben.
g8tOner fam am Samstag nit 3tpei Sea-
meraben in So6n Qub's M}ateriaIpaarenz
ldben, $40. IS 0arrabeeitraBe, binetn uno
%oerlangte 0etrGnfe. 9uB erfGrte, ieincm
GerIangen. nidbt nabfoutmcn gu %f0nnen,
ba ct ben MuSicbanf bon GetrGnfen 16on
lett lGngerer 3eit euf9egeben babe. Die
WtGnner ibtenen 1etnen @orten fetnen
recbten @lauben Su i6enfen un6 lteBen it3
in Der ltGbe oes Ofens nieber, pabri9eins
Iib in Der @rtuartung, baB tbnen bod nod
ettpas pcrabreicbt tper0en tpiirOe. 2ub be-
tilmmerte ltb nidt tpeiter I'M Tie, ion6ern
fubr fort, ieinen 2aben oassufegen.
8loBltcb fiblte er iich BON binten untz
lcblungen unb bann erbielt er etnen S6la9
ouf ben &Opf, Der i'm 3u 9oben itredte.
DTS ct na5 BerIduf eintger Minuten ptez
oer sur 8eitnnung fam, iparen Die WtGnner
perichprnben nit ibuen ober aub $50 aus
bet Saoenfaiie, iopte $40, bic ct in Der
Saicbe getragen bate. NuBerbem feblten
ntcbrere &iiten Gigarren. Die Sadbe murbe
Der Boli3et gen1elbet unb Detectives perbat@
teten geitern N6eno @ioner, Der beute
Wforgen bon Qub ais elmer ieiner Qlngreifer
tOentiftcIrt tprroe. Son ben bci6en Nn6eren
bat Die Boli3ei cine lebr genaue 8eicbreiz
bung un0 ertpartet oaber ititnblib au3
Deren Eer6aftung.
, 1893-12-05
Stdott1bes.
Wah Der beimath.

QSie iebr Die Sfan6inaDier an t6rem alien
8atcrlaroe bGngen, b~etpeiien Die S6aaren
bon ibnen, melde, tpeber @efa6ren nob
Soften l6eueno, aIidbrlib nm bieie i3eit
Die LANCE Seerctie unternebmen, le0iglich
UNI boS @%eibnacbtsfeit in Der Seimatb I'M
&retle Der bort 3urliGgebltebenen 8crtDan0>
ten unb Sreunbe 81 fetern. Sn bieiem
Sabre lit tbre Qtn5abl belonberS 9roB. 8iele
unter tbnen 9eoenfen Dtesmal lGn9er in Ser
9etntatb gu pertpetlen, UNI bort cine Ge1iez
rung Oer bicit9en i9Iebten 3uitGnoe ab3lz
tparten.
Ser 10;3O 3ug bet @obaibbabn fiibrte
9e1tern N6en0 80 loldber Getlen0er mach
Dem Often, uno in groBen 3ruppen font
men itc altG9li6 aus GorO uno QSelt bier
bet, um oonn nit Slang uno Spiel BON
ibren 2anbSleuten Ourcb Die Straben
9efHbrt uno al bic Dericbie6enen o%ltipdrts
g~ebenoen 3iige gebrabt gu iperoen. 9urb
Sparlamteit nn0 6letB brin9en eS oteie
&eute pGbrenO 0es Sommers gu einem
9anS biibicben Siinm1cn.
SO murocn tpGbrenb 6eS geitrigen Sa9es
$4,000 Dollar bon ibnen in 100000 &roz
men llngetpecblelt. Sniofern bic 9teiiefo>
item, bur6 Die iiberauS biuige @i1enbabn7
uno Seefabrt Guiammcn $38, in nGcbiter
!3ett pielei9t nur $3.50 ouf Elm Minilnum
belcbrGnft ptrb, unb baS Qeben brilben
ebenfauS beOeutenb biui9er 1T, ais bier gu
2anoe, tonn man iDIicBen, boB iene Gum
me fir gar 8iele reicben tpirb. Die Getz
icnDen beiteben m~eiitenS aus Wtatroien, bic
i'm Sommer auf bcm Wtibtgan7See 8ez
i9Gftt9ung ftn0eH, unO 2anbleuten, pelbe
ii6 namcntltb in bteiem Sabre elmer 9uten
@rnte crfreuen.
9ol au6 Bic bier, surifbIeibcnOen
SfanoinaOier Dergeiien ielten, benSbren in
Der 6etmatb sur @~eibnacbts5eit irgeno cine
SIeini9fett, oft oucb gelO, gu ienben.
, 1893-12-05
murktherth1t

Os XVI"
SOI9enbe 9reiie pnr6en BET gr6Beren
Partten %er3ielt:
8utter, bette Greamerbz@ aare, 263
O., quite 243(@257c, mtttelmGBtge 2233
@23c. Dairy, bette, 22@24c, mittelgute
uno quite 1892Oc, friider 8afing Stof
16(017c.
8uttertne, @aflafe 9airb, IS,
Gmptre 49,, bette Creamery 10, SninoiIer
III in p0toas" ober tIetnen @ebtnben &c
mebr.
8aie, bette sun Cream gbebSors,~
lO9011c, p9uins" 1O3@113c, ygourg
2lmerica" 1O3@114, nacbgemadter Sdtpeis
ger 1l3@12c, u8riG" 113@12c 2imburger
HOBO.
@Obnen, 8efte r0eooiesD $1.753@
l.6O, mittel9ute $1.55, nit 6er Walbine
gcreintgte 81 ,40@$1.5 so.
@ter, gang frii6e, 23924c oas 0ubb.
W btSfeD, $1.15.
@etltgcl, leben6tges, SurfeD 800
1Oc; Sl6ner - 6enncn Co.. alte unD
tunge 6-63c; Gnten 8@9c fir ~Iebenbioe;
9an1e %lebenbtge nit ben 9anSen Sebern,
$6.5O@$7. 90 bos 0ubenb. nSbriua
@btdens" 6063c 6ds 8fun6.
Ob It, geborrtes: Qlepfel, finit[tch oez
trofnete, 73@10c. bas 8funb, an Ser
Some 9eoOrrte n0r6licbe 5@63c, 9firfide
5@6c, 8rombeeren 6@7c, 6imbeeren 900
243c; @aIifornti6es: Nprifolen l4(016c.
nle9lge1a4lcbte Sftritcbe SOLE, geicbdlte
22(@24c; Bfaumcn 9@l3; 9foltnen:
nNonoon gapers" 81. 65(0$2.O 90 bas &iitz
cben. DOtusfateIer" $1,OO@1.35, luie
Sbit5 frii9es: 2tepfcG $2.25@2,5 so unb
s. .OO(g3.25, te nab Ser Site, 8anauen
,25, Gttronen $4.OO@4.25.
&a%rtotfeln - 8urbanfs 5806Oc.
9ebronS 56@58c; Stole 56(957c; 6urchz
etnanoer 50(055c Ser 8ulbel. sSerIeGz
Speet.E otatos-@3,5O 6as TaB, Sninois
fer $2.50@2.75.
, 1893-12-05

&rarfe 0erte ioGlten ftets Die BETTE Ser
pfleaun9 babcn. Gtie iunten fie iueniqer
an9eitren9t iperOen, al8 CUR 33eit Ser Wiez
oer9eneiun Der Belt Der 9fefonodlescen,.
Damn beoiirfen fte Stdrfe. Die fontmt
t9nen onrh ote 3obrung, peld)e 1ie oez
nteBen, tuern iie gut oerOart miro. W{an
ad]te oarauf, oh einem Yatienten ote Oeobz
r1n9Snltttel audi gut betommen. Oa8 beiRt.
oh ct ite gut oer0aut. Der 6dte NeoI,z
ertraft bon SObann Soft bilft slr
Ser0onnn9 ; babel lit er uo6(IdmefeUu6.
DaS 1T Der @ruub, iueSbaG6 bon BEN Ner,~
ten SObann SOff'8 Malsertraft 70
bdnfi9 berorOnet miro. Gr itGrft ms
tt%t111ltltrt oa8 SDitent, o6ne es III ret,en,
@r lit eth fe9r erfriiden0e8 @etra1f. W}on
nebnle MN Den dbteu.
Aedt TT fetrer, tuern er nift Ben 0omeus-
3a9 "So9ann @off" auf ser Gillette an
9alle Der 6laide trdgt. "'
@lSner & glenbeliou Co., 4qeuteu. 152 NM
l64 Srantlin Ct, Stem gort.
, 1893-12-05

- Ser y6err 8apa". @iener 8lGtter
ersGblen: SSn baS &.'ibe @aitbaus IN
Sc6sbauS fam Dor &ur3em elm anitGn6tg
getleioeter Wtann nit 3tpet &naben un6
nabm Gin opulentes Wtttta9smabl Elm.
Damn entfernte er itb unter einem 8Orz
man6 un6 lteB itb ntCbt mebr bli6en. Qtls
bic bet6cn &naben bierauf bonn Wirtbe 9ez
fragt tpur0en, mo benn Ser Bapa" Dtngez
0angen lei, erfldrten Tie tpeinen0, oaB ie
Dies NIGHT miiBten, oenn Der Wtann lei auc9
nic6t ibr Bapa, ioubern Elm fren0er 6err,
Der ie auf Der StraBe ouf9efor6ert babe,
nit i9m ms WtrtbS6auS gu geben! Sel6it>
%DeritQn6(ib muBte Der Wtrtb Die betben
&noben, an tDelcben CT iic6 bod6 nic6t fir
Die 3cde ic6aoloS batten %fonnte, entlaiien.
Wcnige Gage na9ber trai Der 0err 81. ben
oOerrn Yapa" 3uiduig aUf Der StroBe uno
lief i'm Qrreljrea. 0icler, Der Sdbu6>
ma9ergejelle 5raH} @reiner, iton6 am 10.
Vo0embst nor Dem Gtrairi9ter inter Der
2lutlage beS Gettuge9. Gr ertlGrte bic Q(nz
3eige ais gan3 ridtig. Jtl6tcr: rQ8ie iinO
sic benu Quf ben ionberbaren @tnfaa 9e>
tommen 2" vS0 bah q dbnlicbe
@'l9io6t in Der 3eitung geleien unb mir
ocnft, prO6irit bait a BEN SpoB !"- &icbz
ter: y0aS lit fem SpoB, 6aS lit ein gang
genteiner 8etrug." - Ser btS6cr unbe=
icholtene Nngefla8te ipur6e gu bret 1agen
Qlrreit DerurtDeilt.
- Ser 9e~gentpGrttg re9ierell6e SultGn
bon Warotfo itammt BON elmer triiGben
Wfutter ab, tpel9e emit in Ben f0ntgLiben
9arem eiugefi6rt UurOe.
, 1893-12-05

= SnIpector 2etpiS BON ser 9eSplatnesz
itraBenzS Station i~tattete 9citern benz Bolt3ets
Gbef einen 8eiu9 ab unb bate nit ibm
cine 8eiprebung iiber Die SpteIbOaen Der
gSeitieite, tpelcbe angebli6 H1tt @rlaAbntB
Der Solt3ei often ibr Beicn treiben. gta6
bteler l1nterrebung erfldrte 6err 8rennan,
baB meber SnipectOr 2etpiS ober GapttGn
Brennan ben betreffen6en SpielbOncn bie
@rlaubntB g%e9eben, ibre 0taume Offer gu
balten. Our @rflGrutg Der 2lusIagen,
tpel9c betreffS bteier Qlngelegenbeit elm
Boli3iit Der @ranbiurD macbte, ptro GEL
tcnb gemacbt, baB I'M @inflange nit elmer
g8iuensGuBerung bes Deritorbenen MaDors
6arrtion Iolcben 9ocalet, ipelcbe nibt auf
8etru9 ausgtugen, NIGHTS in ben 8eg
9cIe8t tpur6e.
ser
, 1893-12-05
miro mor9en sur Groe beitattet.

Olro mor9en sur Vroe De1tdttet.
@obl iclten bat bas 2(bleben zines
Wannes 10 aQgemeines 8ebouern, elm 10
ttefes unb begriinbetes Witgefitbl erregt,
tptc baSienige oes 9errn @barlcS &o3z
mtnSft, tpelber am berfloiienen SamIta9 10
plOblt6 abberuien murbe. OaS 8egrabniB
miro morgen 8ormtttag itattftnocn. QIs
8abrtucbtrGger nuroen eruannt:
NOolf Moies, Mtarttn8arbe, Dug. Blum,
Stnteon Straus, S. 8. @abert, SEQ. 8raz
bom, 2ouis 9. 6%eusner, So6n 81. @ilion.
BUM @bren>@eleit purben bic 6erren
6enrD @reeneboum, 81. 6. SEEING, SO. 9.
Waooen, 2ouis 8ulman, l6enrD !6art,
&t3ter Bbiltpp Stetn, QtboIpb &raus. Or.
3. Selientbal, Or. @. @olfenitetn aus
@IeDelanO, 9aotb 9tbler ans Wtilpautee,
@co. S3nciOer, 6erm. Selicnt6al, Solom.
Warcus, s. &uboDib bonn SbuIratb,
@raeme Stepart unb SboS. Brennan aus
erieben.
Srau &osminSfi, Sic 8itttpe, fam geItern
Nbeno bier an. Sb9lctc9 bte Srauerfunbe
auf teIe9rapbii6em @e0e mach Stem 0orf
9elanot tpur6e, fanoen bic 6~ortigen Sreunbe
Der 6amilie es fir notbnenoig, ibr feline
Wfittbeilun9 baOon 5u nlacben, neil Tie NIT
9tecbt a%nnabmen, baB Die Dame nicbt i'm
Stonoe getpeien pGre, bic &eiie nacb Gbiz
cage fort3uleBen.
, 1893-12-05

= Die v2obge anb 0aois Wfadbine TooI
80" beantra9te beutc 8ormtttag i'm &reiSz
9ertbt Die @iniebung zines Mafienpers
palters fir bic l1niieb States Wangle &
3aunorp Wtadine 60, iotpie bic Qlufl0iung
Der Iebtcren Sirma. 9fibter 6ortOn CAB
Dem @elub Sol9e unb beiteute bic Chicago
Sittle & Sruft SO. CUR Malienpcrtpalterin.
, 1893-12-05
TinansieQes.


f . Sele 81 oerletben OIL beboutes Chicago 9runoeiaen.
6pnll. Sull9ln4 Scans luerben onsgeiubrt.
1ootoap {, =, StDne & Co., zoe &oioue Str.
, 1893-12-05
Seeroi8ttn8s=2lnseiee.
9te geerbi9uug bes om 2. Seq. oerIturbenen
CHARLES KOZMINSKI

finbet I'M Mtttnodb. ben 6. 9e3em6er, Morqens
ubr BON 3rarerborie, 1916 0ernun @oe., aus
nab benz Sinoi=3empeL gde q. ctr. uuo Sn=
oiauo Ane., ftott, moielbIt I'M 10 ubr cine flrb.
lt6e Seler abQebolteu lperbeu tuiro, Hub Ip6ter
mad Roiebiu.
, 1893-12-05

Weto 3u Oerletbeu aut ubreu. 9iamanten.
mroi Spntlldla9en, @epebre. @iitoleu etc. Sb6lter
$So o . " VVe5Sgn IGr cites @olo. Gilber uub GbeIiteiue bel
41IlStulp
, 1893-12-05
unterriht.
gu berleibeu.


Isl ed6-Sebron6eu Sieetwns
as 2Stt 2ettelge!I @elo III 9roBeu pber fleineu Glntnen
uni ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Yloups, 0ferbe, MGQeu
Mbe b SG9sf bi9s - gu ie9r ~nisbrigea Staten MP aui
y is Ssrgotge sen 4o5eblun9en Der AuIetben tDnueH
3lHlen ~re6u3irt meroen. "N' ""N ~"N'' w
o. oSPIea9o Mortgage
24o91St9luio o"' SI"0~
, 1893-12-05
6arn1en.


Qu perfouen: 9aItfornier SbItIono. 20 Were
. Sracts MISREPRESENTATION bon iebem 9ract. -
8. 81. 9tfemau, 3immer 34 &iblano 9lod, @bica9o.
30up7t
, 1893-12-05
8erlangt: Srauen urtO @GOden.


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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-05-13

A French tells apropos of the
exhibition of the works of MISSIONER
at Paris al anecdote illustrating the
regard for truth which is such a
marked characteristic of the famous
Frenchman's pictures. M. Meisso-
nier's artistic conscience was very
acute. Among the canvases religious.
ly preserved by the filial piety of M.
Charles MISSIONER which figure in
the exposition is found the study of
the celebrated Napoleon In 1914"
For this, Meissonier, not finding n
suitable model, posed himself. In
the large garden attached to his hotel
he had a long mirror placed, before
which during four long hours, mount
ed upon his good Soliman," he care
fully studied and noted the attitude
of the cavalier and that of the ami
NAL. 1t was in the depth of winter,
and the temperature vas such, adds
our chronicle, that the master was
obliged to have a little chaufferette
attached to each stilrup.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-05-13
A Tale of Woe.

l have a young bachelor friend
who has recently ventured out into
the troublesome sea of housekeeping.
He boarded here and there, and
while fairly well satisfied with the
efforts of the cooks at his various
boarding places, could never get set
tied in rooms which suited him. So
he at length dared to rent a small
house in the heart of the aristocratic
quarter and set up an establishment
OF his own. He arranged the rooms
OF the second floor en- suit and lives
in them like a prince or a luxurious
hermit. He entertains his friends in
fine style, and seems to enjoy life
generally. The most trying part of
it all is his attempt to master the art
of running the cuisine.
He says he has an old colored cook
who prepares dishes in fine style most
Of the time, but who at intervals goes
off on a tangent and serves some hor.
rible dishes. He declares he will test
the experiment to the end, and de-
clares also he will make it go. The
result will no doubt be that he will
become a confirmed bachelor and a
benedict forever ruined. Louisville
Commercial.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-05-13
LITTLE CALL FOR RAGS NOW
Economical Housewives Lament a Source
of Income Lost.

Economical Housewives Lament a souro.
of Income Lost.
Rags! Rags"
1t was a cry once frequently heard
in New York, but now a rare and al.
most obsolete song.
Here, YOU cried a I'M from
an upper story. How much We pay
in for rags"
well, l hain't payin much" said
the man with the bag, but eff yer've
got any old clo'es er hats-that is,
the black derby er silk kind-I hain't
no manner er use for nutties OF
browns-w'y, this is the boy will give
yer the top of de market"
"Oh, go to thunderr' said the wom-
an, slamming down her window in a
wrathful way. I'D ruther burn nv
rags than give 'em away to the likes
of you"
Burn and be hanged, -" said the I'M
moved ragman. "Ther amt no
money in rags no more. anyhow.
Rags! Ragsl"
The glory of the ragman is past,
and the housewife is in mourning. I
do not know whether it is the cheap
ness OF the pauper, choleraic rags Of
Europe which has crowded the home
grown rags out Of the market, or
whether it is the use of wood pulp in
the making of paper, though, as I
understand it, there must be a pro-
portion of rags even in the so called
wood papers. But be the cause what
1T may, the fact remains that there
is no longer a big demand and agood
price for the contents of the rag bag.
The metallic but welcome voice Of
the ragman is seldom heard in the
streets, and when it is it is usually a
thin disguise for an ''ole clo' man"o
the seeker after stock for the dollar
derby of Park row.
II used to make quite IA little pin
money in the purse of a year out of
my rag bag" said one housewife to
me. Now | burn up my rags sim,
ply because it does not pay to save
them. | believe that hundreds of
thousands of dollars worth are de-
stroyed every year for the same rea,
son. Isn't it funny9"
Sorrowful as the fact is in the CITY,
1t is even more so in the country,
where the pennies are not so ready
and where every little loss in the in.
ternal economy of tho household be-
comes an important one.
Who does not remember the red
wagon Of the tin peddler that used
to trundle over the country roads ex-
bright pans and pals for
the rags of calico and cotton which
came from the women of the farm.
houses2-New York Herald.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-05-13
A Sharp Initiation.

Shortly before ~ o'clock Wednes.
day night an excited individual
rushed into police headquarters and
shouted:
'"They's four shots just been fired
up in the Hilsendegen block. !"
-Four or five officers made a rush
for the seat of war and found an *
cited crowd outside the building.
Two detectives assembled the stairs
and began a search of the dark CORR
doris. All was silent on the second
floor. No traces Of blood or other in
dications Of crime We're to be found
on the third floor. Up another flight
OF stairs the guardians of the peace
stealthily stole.
There, walking up and down in the
most digniied manner imaginable,
was Hiram" a big colored man en-
ployed in a popular resort near by.
He was attired in the full regalia of
asecret order, and looked coldly upon
the intruders.
Hello, Hiraml What's the mat
ter up here?" said one Of the detect
ives. Did you hear any shotsg"
'Heah any shots2 He! he! Yes, l
heah shots, replied the good natured
darby, losing all his austerity of man
ner. Lodge meetin goin ON in there;
we's givin a Teller the thuid degree,
an Yves givin it to him Stronghold
troit Tribune.