davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
Baltimore, Mo., Trcitag, ben 10. Mdr, 1893.

tioRal-G -Gorrent ab, meldIcr bon elmer groBcn
eutbualtidleu Menge beudlt mar. Sbos.
Sertun belt cine l1ugere 9tebe Ill @uuIteE
bon y6ome 9iule." lporauT uou Dem 9onz
ueut eiuitimrliq beld)loiieu pIroe, Die
v>opme 9iule-" "Sprlasc bel Der Slpeiten Yes
lllug Ill uuierltiiBeu mo eiucn SoIo sur
S0rOeruua Ger uatiohaleu Sewegun9 Su
9riiubeu.
Sn oem gSaIoeu'idleu StanbalproSele
murOen hente petere Sen9eu pernounlei'
oeren au8iasen oa;u beltruQtu, su bemelleil,
baB eiu uerbredleriides SerbdltuB sptldlen
yaog Slandle BE 9SalOeu uub bem 9ra1en
Sean De Nabre eriltirtc-
@rOBes 2lufieheu berrld't III jourralllti~
ldeu uu0 literariid)eu &reilen iiber DIE Ser
nrtheilung Don Sreoerid 0enoerIon, etne5
blshcr geatlteten lnngen Mannes, Su pier
MoHaten GeIdnguiB. Oerlelbe 1T uberz
1uhrt, eiue broitltulrte uln 3 S6illlnge be-
raubt su babeu. S)r. S1cnoerloH mar truler
Serldteritatter fiir ben "StaI," iuurbe aber
i'm oorigen Sabre Ill ben Gouutgratb oes
Sretles Chaplain 9cmah!t, luortn er bic 1ort=
ldrlttlide Eartet pertrat. Gtnc aStlt lang
ipar er aud 0erausgeber elmer arbeiter'
,3eltuug Hno gebOr;e benz gendBIateu 6lu9el
Der oSialbemofratIe al. Qr. 9la0ltone,
loluie aud Soro 9foleberrg hlelteu ulel auf
ben lungen, erit 25=ldbrigeu Wann, oa letne
SefdhlQuug uteluerlpreheno mar. SeHoer>
Jon leu9uete. bic Sbat be9augcn 81 haben,
aber be Selpeiie miiiien bod eiue Serura
thetluHa geredtfertist baben. 9a8 SOrlt
Clement mill nun Oieie gnGelegenbeit polt=
tild) auSbeuteu unO burd) ile ben Setuets
lleteru, oab oas alte couieruatipe 8egtmeut
beiler iei, ais Die fir Soltsreglernn9 III Die
Sdlraufeu tretenoeu neueu Glemente.
SIN britilheu !6errcnbauie ieste heute
2oro 2pou Flapfar auseinanber, baB Die
SenOuug Der 5(o. Burnett uno 7ShloB uadl
Gmerifu nit Der allgemenen llnterlH9nng
iiber Die Giumanoeruug BON 8auperS, no
meutlid ruiIder uno polullter Suoeu, i'll
oas pereiutgte S0nigrcldb i'll 3ulammenbaug
itebe. DIE Gommiiidre iouteu feltleuen, pie
Nd) oieie GinmauDerer in 2merlfa betragen,
mte ii1 ole ginmauoerun98seleee III Den
Ser. Stdaten bemdhreu II. |. ID.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
Ratbiclbafter 9uppelmnrD.

Sits burg, Ga., Q. Mtars. :
Sn lester 9tadt borte ein Barfpolt;ilt
in rAaesbenDsgurt. nidt melt bon Der
StatIe gaIbinaton's, aluei Sdiille unb
fano bann an elnenl Blaee, NO CT fur5
;upor elm iunses Ofaoden un6 einsn
Iuuaen 0taun ami elmer Sanf iieenb sez
ieben bate, bas Ntdbden nit smei
SduBwunben i'm @jeii6t NIB nit
burdibnitteuem $oalie am SoSen lies
seno, ben iuusen Dtann, ebenfaus NIT
6urfidnittenem Salle, baneben ltcbenb.
Oas Otdb6en mar toOt, Der Otann
wurbe nad bem SOipital sebra4t, no
er ieet I'M Sterbeu licst. ST ilt nur
einmal gum gewuBtlein scfOnlmen uno
erflarte, er babe Die Sbat nidt bcoarz
eem. 0as OtaO6en 1T cine sepiiIe 9{oiic
Stublcr BON alpOllo, Ba., Der Ntann
beiBt Sames @ln. Die sause slffaire
lit por Der !Sano in tiefites 9unfel gez
biat, man weiB nift, Oh cs Elm WorO
uno SelbltmOrp, ubcr ein, piclleidt BON
einenl eiierIii4tiaen 9tebenbubler periibz
ter 0OppelmOrb 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
Gin GrSbcbctt Z?

9tewzDorf, s. Ndrs. = 5n Der
@egenO slpiidlen %. unO SO. StraBe,
SaBter, wOllen pelc Berionen se9cn 1
llbr beute iriib eincn GrbitOB perlpilrt
baben. Die 0Guier uuroeu I'm lene
Stunoe beitig erldittcrt, unO bic 6eH@
itcrideiben flirrten.
2Ong-S slam O.@itp, H..D., s. gidr'.
-@ans yong.SSlanb idciut tur; uaf Dit
teruadt heute friib BON etnem Grbbeben
%eimgeiubt porbeu Su leiu. 9tadlrtd)ten
iber @rdiitteruH9en tommeu aus alleu Sc
9enoeu Der SuleI. 0ieielbeu trnteu iteaen=
meie 10 hettig aur, oaB Die Sewohner ld]red-
erfiiat ans ibreu pduiern flObeu. Die
StDBe bauerten nllr weuige SefunDen nno
uer;ogeu fdl III luOlldIer Sidtuug. SelN
crpdhucnswertber S1aOeu lit 9enelOet
luoroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
Mehr saus fiir Sgrfleoler.

Dt % SC Ow, SOabO, s. Oiat5.-Son
2apwai fontmt bic 9tudridt, bab Die
Wtebrsabl Der 9hOianer Der 9te; Yercesz
9feIeruation eiu 9lbfommen uuterSctdnet
babcn, poOurd biele 9telcruatiOa Der
2lniiebcluns iiberlaien wcrOcn iOll.
9tele Wtittbeilun9 fomntt 9ans unerz
wartet, ba 5luei ODER Orei Der Wiit9lies
Der Der 9le9ierun95 Gommiiiion Dor
clniseu Susen nad Oem Often abreil ten,
neil iie iber3cu9t wureu, OaB nit Ocn
SnOiauern feinc Sereinbarung 5u erstez
len lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
GhiIi arQtltllrt4

Sulpuraiio, Z. 0tarS. Bra=
iiOent Sorge Wtontc bat cine lause De-
peIdle an BEN BraiiOentcn Glcoeluno 9ez
ridtet, in weldcr CT linn I'M 9tamer
Gbile's su ielncr 9nausurGtiOu be9liif>
wiuldt uno Die SOiinung ansipridt,
baB ieine 4OminiinatlOn Ocn Ser. Staaz
ten gum Seseu 9creiden mOge. Gang
Gbile boiit, baB bas ScrbdltniB su ben
Ser. Staaten nun iuieOer Elm freunoliz
dies pcrocn wiro, uuO Die 9eiamnte
BreiIe 6rin9t 2obartitel aui 9leuelano.
BUR 6cicr ieiner Saau9uratiOn wurben
5lsr pielIad] amerifanii1c 6la9gen aufz
QebiBt. Die 9fa9ridt, buB Der ameris
taniIdc @elunOte G9an an NtittuO6
feline JteiiguatiOn cinrciden wtrO, bat
bier srOBe 0enu9tbnunS ermeft. Gonz
qer, 6er amerifanii6e @eianbte an Sraz
iilien, bat feline GciignatiOn bcreitS na6
@aibin9ton 9eianbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10

SoroHto, Ont, s. Dtays. Sauuel
6. GouituS, % Sabre ait, rellte beute 2lbeEO
BON bier HadD philadelphia ab, mn loru.
@hrIitlau &. HOB, iiir Oencn lang permlBten
Sohn Gbarlie er iidJ bdlt, anIiulut)eu.
@oulius fam Dor etlpa Sahreu ans Gn9=
laup bierber. Seiner gtngabe na6 erinnert
er lid peutliA Daraui, baB er i'll lelner SI.
geuo entfubrt muroe. Gr murbe uad) SGauf=
reid gebra1t IND in 2Om su 2Inoge3 9es
tauit.
2llS er adt SABRE alt mar, nabm i'm Der
Mauu, NIT lueld)em er lebie, Ead) Gn9lau0
MD lleB TIN bort I'LL Stld). tSelt lener 3eit
lit er utel umber9ereit uuo fam idliebltd
uab Canada.
Shntttuaarett itlt ySolpen Saoeit,"
9ir. 10, 2Selt-ysIiu9tOu=S =SraBe.
Ia.Sl-1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10

ibrcr leid)t9Iaubi9eu Spier cine Sci
lang Gin beba9lihcS 2ebcn iiibrcn.
: Serliu tie bit 3 Otcien 2S NJ
ter ,int 3citbcn GcS WicnuctS. 0ics
icr rubi9c Gous iheint III Scr beutldcn
Sauptltobt Die gcwObnliden 9funStanSc
gan; perOraugen III wOQcn-pcnigltcnS
fir einige 3eit. Die Eau;leBrcr tonncn
bcn all lie gcitclIten 6orOerungcm talrnt
aeniiscn. 9lui 0em Oiuiitmarfte erId)cts
ncn "Menuets Il Ia rcime' unO rnab
1offitte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
stsoelt mad, ssaIbtnaton iiber.

@oibinston, 0.zG., A. atdt3.
: 6rau lllgfes 9. Grant, bat ibr
Suu5 III 9tewzDort pertauft uno mill
iid iuisber in gSaibinstOn nieOcrlaiieu.
6rau Grant beabiidtigt, oas Blaine
ide gSobnbaus am Saiapette> Square
faufltdl su erperbcu, unO DicsbesE9lide
llnterbanolungen itnO I'M @ange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
J(auk 5um6urger G SU6ne,
Tr. 122, Sft Salei,nureitraBe.
Gin Gbicagp'er Hotttau.
stbenteuerIid,c 0eSdid,te dber Die GrIebniFe
ciucs ansebIid1en Sobmes oes Snnias


stbcnteuerIidbc 8eSdid,te iber Die GrIebnife
ciucs ansebIid1en Sobmes oes Snnias
RarI XIV. BON Sd,peoem.
Gbicago, Slls., 9, Oiar;.-0er
angeblide SObn eines idueOiiben &Oz
niss bat iid seitern 9lbeno III Get flei>
men Sirhc an Oiaplelpoobz unb 0aniaz
gpenue perbeiratbet. 9erlelbe lit. pie
cine bleiise .3cituus crsabtt, bcn &enlz
gen, nit benen er in Seribruus fam,
als Gonrab ct. Sernfelbt befunnt, ieine
Sraut 1T Sri. &atbtufa Yaulina leter@
ion bon 9tr. 779, OanlazIuenue. Seln
ientinlental oeranlasteS @emiitb bat Den
iuuaen Otunn bierber sebradt, &onta
&arl XIV. ppn S6webcn mar lein Saz
ter. gta9Sem CT bic llniuerlitat 5u
Studbolm abiolpirt bate, luoate CT, oa
er cine bcionbere Sorliebe fiir 0iuiif
bate, Spernianssr wcrOen. Sci einem
Spasiersange bur9 Die StraBen Stodz
boln's, bOrte CT zines Cages ans elmer
2irdc -bic Slanse ciner 6gmne. gus
gteu9ierbe besab er iid in pas gettcSz
baus, unb ala er uicoer beraussin9,
Batte CT Den telten GntldluB 9efaBt, lld)
binfOrt nur Der Serbreitung Der DRIFT
li6en Gelision SIT ipiOmtn.
Sor unsefGbr cinem Sabre langte
Scrnielbt in Bottom al, feline fOni9lide
abfunit perIdwies CT, unt iins iofOrt
an su prebisen. Gr nietbetc cine Sirz
die fir einise gSodsn unb FAM aui Oieie
9Seiie burd uIle sr0Bere StaOte slmeriz
fa's. Die 3ubOrer uaren meiitens gtorz
ue9er unb Sdmeben. Sor einigen W}oz
naten fam sr nad Gbicaso unO fins bier
i'm rSbeolosiidcn Senlinar" su ltuoiren
on. Sed5 9SO6en ipdtcr ipurbe ct
idOn alS Brebiger an Die norluestlde
Saptiiten@&irde on Wtaplewooozauenue
gelanOt, mo- ct ielne Sraut fennen lernz
tc. Salb barauf erfol9tc cine Sertanz
biguns oes iunsen gaares, Der 9eitern
Die 5Ohsert fOl9te. (a0nis Sarl AV.
BON S9lueoen bat feline anerfannten
SObne binterlailen. slnm. ,. E.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
Gim Compliment fur Ole Se9tslat,tr
pott Colorado.

0enper, Sol, 9. Otar;. - Die
leete @eieesebuna Goloraoo's bat mdbz
reno ser leeten Sibun9spcriobe 10 sienl=
lid gar feline @eidafte erleoist, nm 10
mebr 9luimerfianteit erreste Elm 9rOb>
brief, wel1en geltcrn Sices@uuperneur
gtidOlu erbielt. Oerlelbc lautet: rSbr
YOpuliiten icib 9eraoe 10 idlimm, ais
Die beiSen anberen Bartcieu, nerieu6t
bis in's Marf binein. SOr ser 8abi
ieiS 5br sroB in SerIpredunsen semez
fen. bod nun SIR 9eluablt pOrben, uerz
fault Sbr al GrrporatiOnen aus. @enu
Sbr Sud- nidt balO perta9t, 10 iprensen
mir Sas @ebau6e nit 0Dnamit in bic
2uft. (@e;eidneD s. 9SiliOn, Senrp
Saulfncr, Ntc9taier 9loenue." Der
Srief muroe Den Scrtretern BON 9(rapa>
boe>GountD iiberpielen, unb Gebeimpoz
li5iiteu iollen Die Sdreiber ernitteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
&aior'e Gement

ium ausbeiern pon gorstIon, GIasiadsn, Necr.
fd)aunI, 8alcr, Slm Anleimcn BON Sillarn@Sneuez
Gpiscn II. E. 10. Il uub 25 Gts SH alien Apotbetsa.
i5sebr. rs, SaDteDd-sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
ySentt sic

irsenospeld)e SSaaren. sIci6 Scn
ttnieriget, Scben. tucid)c sic fur
tpeni9cr 6eIO, ais Die ttnicri8en,
fattfen fonncn, fontnacn sic suriif
iano boIcm Sic iitb Sbr @cls.
9Scnn Stc anocrwarts iracnS=
ipeld)e gSaaren icbett. ipeld1e ssbuen
befIcr 9efaGen, ais Die ituieriaen,
fo,nmen ste s1rif unS boIen sic
lid, SSbr Gelo.
Siaaf 9ambmrser & SObne,
Gr. 122, sn=Saltimore=str.
Sor nnicrer 6ribiahrs zgroiiHuns pcrbcu mir Dem
SdubucrfauIe uniercr 9erbi= uno 2Si7ter@aletoer
aehH Gage lplpaeH.
9Er babcn beItl[oIicn, nnIsr. Saoeniidje fir Die
auinabnlc uno 9isleauns bes cEormen iett raid int
Saoen aHlaH9eHneH 5ribabr5%Sa9ers ju IduberH
sic feHnen bic Seih0ffenbeit uEb Sor;iiae uniersr
9eaareH uHo bcmerfcn OaS dn6crit OIdBise uHlcrer
Erciie.
scst itreitcn mir snm gcrtauf Der nod, porbanbc=
rea srtltel tur odIite ocS irberen Sertanisprces,
2Sas beScntet 9as?
@$ it 6olsenoss:
aerien unb Die bisber ir $40
nno S12 rertauit DoroeH, 9ebeH 5u Illnf u1o iec15
Dollars 1ort.
Sis6er SIS uns $40 toiicnbc rebcrjiebcr ocben
rsIp 6n fcben Dollars uHo fhniSis Gents uno Su 6ebn
Collars ab.
ansse. iueIfe bisler $40 sefoitct aehen iitr ;.hn
Dollars fort, ipdhreno anSige, Die Su SO uHb S12
reronit porocn. iett iu JIM nHo icts Dollars ab9ez
lest luerocH.
Eeinteib.r, Die bsbcr 81 fotcter, tucrben jctt nit
ore1 no eiHem haIbcn Dollar pertdut, uno oide, Die
oreI Dollars 9efoitet, Iir eIHeH Dollar uHo IhnTit9
Gents lOs9eltlogcn.
Sober In;us, jebrr lleb.rrof unb itbes Banr SoIen
pro senau Sur sdIite oes irberen @reiies perfaut.
0iee auirdumunas =Breiis 5esiebsn iid5 auf unier
acldnlntes Eager.
Sie einSisen crraretcn 2Saaren iinb oLe, Die mir
oas San5e Sahr uul Eager bdlteH.
9ieer itnuneEsiperthe guirGumuHas zSerfaui Himmt
hentc, 9onncria9, ieiRe1 InIaHs mo pdbrt Scbn
SG9c.
giur seseH SaariabIuHs aeidepca Serfduts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
Der Nentide GorreiponSeat,
Tdelid, iuohrEtlidb nnb Sonntaas,

g. g3nine, TiaentbitTner nno 3sceaffenr,
enbpeitzgde Baltimore Strase uEb Eoif<Sjicc=aoe.
Brcts bes tdeIid,cn ssIattes, burdb ardser in Bal
tiuInrc uno in Der Hadbarhoft bcior9t, l2Is Gts.;
faaIidbe nab gonntas sc sAms sabe 15 Gts. pyo
gaoche ,abIbar uoentd on bi. oasSIutt beiorseubsH
Gorfo sssorauSbes1bne 81 SO pro ahr fur fiirsere
3eit i'm 1crbdItnts; iiir Die ippd,entIide Mussabe
nit SonHtae portofre nit absue ,iir Clubs,
81 so pro Sabr, nan irecno eiHem Srte bes cirIauz
bcs, 81 nad europa. Spnufas o =suSeabe 81
pro Sdbr.-Oas bette unb biuisite oenfjdie SIatt
in beu piittelz uEb Sioitaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
yatapsco- Webl,
B q 8
3anpfmcbl

-pas-
0anptmcbl
u III er a 8,
it pas bette uuo ilebt, mas 9ieinheit uno
@(ethmaBigfelt betrlfTt. unerreldlt Da.
Gs III Die Soufommeuhel pon Wehl
Ielbt uno itebt alien auoereu Sorteu III pies
lem gauoe uno alien amerltauiden Sorten
in europa uoran.
1874. 11e. Sabr. 1893.
9ie Yatapsc Dt q b 1mIblen
A, B uno c
mohleu oen aaerbeiteu Marpldnoer unS
sSiraiuier gSaiSen MD Die ausgeiuhteifeu
Sorteu aus jeDern barteu@ui;eu er;eu9enbeu
Staate Der Union.
Serlaugen Sic BON Sbreu Grocer
YQtapsco. .Superlatip z8ateHt,
atapscos amillen= Yatent,
SrQnqe. e.@rope grtru,
Salbw i'm j an lien .Diehl.
6. I. @ambril Wfe. COMP,
Sireau: 9ir. PA, Commensurate.
(San23- aldra29, ,glo9iu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10

Taaiers better fiaIiissr Seim,
nets stbraudsbereii 10 una Is Gents, in aqeH apos
tbefeH. (5e624,l6r-')
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
Charlie Ips wteoer ettmaI.

aus unierer ocftriaem :. yioraen.Muaaabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10
gNieocr cine 6nte oes rTiaaro.

Ser1in,9. 9. Dtar;. = Ger Barrier uTi.
sarO" perOHeutIld)t ben Ylau, mad bem III
Sriegsfaae Der itrate9ndle 9utmarid) Der
oeutihen Sruppen aegen 6ranfreif erfulgen
ioll; auBerOen tbeilt er ieiueu 2eieru oen
oeutiden DObIlmafuu9splau nit. Gs 1T
iuoeien faum Denfbar, OaB man es init eG-
uas anoerem, ais elmer Sdlidlung Su tbun
bot. Soli1uoige 8euntuiB Des gansen
NtobilmafnngspIaues, Der i'll ben einseInen
@eueral- @ommauOos ausgearbeitet 1T, bat
iiberbaupt nur Der Sailer. Ser ftrategide
aufnlaridl lit IN 9voBeu @eueraltab ausge,
arbeitet; GeuutulB uon ibm baben nur Der
9aiier, Der Ghet Oes @eneralitabes uno Die
eiuselueu generalitabS.Sffl;iere, Die 2ettes
rem tnoeiien uur 10 pert, ais iie ieIbit bel
Musarbeltuna 0es Ylanes lhGtia maren. .ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-10

Sireau: 9ir. PA, Gommercefrase.
(SoH23- -1idI329, 9loDiU
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-05
Liquor Licenses.

The following Licenses have been
granted by the Clerk of the Court to
sell liquor in Cecil county:
Every citizen in Cecil county is q
partner in the big trust, the saloon
keepers being clerks, receiving their
commissions which are percentage of
the sales. The county takes its pay in
advance.
Hotels:-Charles J. Bayard Elk Neck;
Casper Morhlein, Port Deposit; Stephen
J. Woodrow, Conowingo; William C.
Baker, Rock Run; William q. Baker,
Port Deposit; Harry T. Miller, Lewis
vile; Delphos Price, Elkton; Chalkley
Phillips, Elkton; B. G. Price, Frederick
town; w. W. Burnley, Elkton; VIM. A.
earle, Elkton; R. Delbert Aiken, War
wick; George H. Duck, Chesapeake City;
Chalkley Phillips, Elkton; Eugene
Clark, Cecilton; James A. Manloye,
Chesapeake City; J. Harvey Clark,
Calvert; w. NJ. Michigan. Conowingo;
Albert T. Riley, Rock Springs; Ira
Wells, North East; Reuben H. Smith,
Perryyille.
Saloons:-Michael Powell, Elkton;
Joseph Veasey. North East; Charles P.
West, Chesapeake City: Drew & Old
ham. Elkton; James A. Drennen,
Sing erly.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-05
Conowingo Items.

Mrs. Julia A. Carr who has been
lying very i'll at her home from the
effects of the grip is now slowly improv-
ing.
Owing to the high water, the fishery
at Bald Friar has been doing but very
little this season 80 far.
Mr.. William Rowland of Liberty
Grove has about finished the foundation
work of the new residence of DIR. s. T.
Roman near Pilot Town.
Mr.. IIayman Blackburn who resides
near Pleasant Grove, Pa, lost his only
child, a daughter about % years old, on
Monday morning, April Gath. The
funeral took place Saturday, April 49,
and was largely attended. There were
six young ladies acted as pail bearers,
Miss Margaret Cummings is having
her house finished. 1t was commenced
last fall but owing to the severe weather
in early winter the work had to be
postponed until milder weather.
Miss Annie R. Williams. the popular
assistant teacher at Pilot Town had to
stop at the end of last term ending
April 18th on account of the average
falling below fifty. 1t is reported that
Mr.. Crothers has between As and so
pupils on roll. Pretty full school for this
term and quite enough for one teacher
The rumor which we stated in our
last letter turned out to be real and Mr.
Herbert Dorsey landed his young bride
at her future home on Monday, April
18th. Mr.. Edward Hartman and Abba
Torbert of Bald Friar were married at
the parsonage at Rowlandvllle, April
20. We understand they intend to
make their future home near Como
wingo. The boys turned out and gave
both parties noisy reception. After
being kindly treated to cakes and cigars
at both places they returned to their
homes as happy as boys could be.
One of our bachelor triends and a
young lady who were promenading the
streets of Pilot Town met the band of
serenaders and oh! what noise the boys
did make.
Owing to the urbanity existing
among our sporting boys we understand
that they have formed secret circle
and have all their members mum hered.
AS Stevy being the senior member he
is No. l, Harry 2, and the dispenser OF
pills 8 and so on down the list. AS the
boys are the majority we suppose the
object is for natural protection.
TOPSY.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-05
lecture on China.

Miss Elizabeth Yates, of Maine,
national lecturer of the w. G. T. U.
delivered a lecture in the M. e.
Church in this place, on Monday
evening last. on China and the
Chinese, their social customs,
religion, etc. The W. G. T. U. of
Rising Sun had the management of
the entertainment. The lecturer
has neen a missionary in the Celes-
tial Kingdom and was thoroughly
familiar with the home life and
| religion of the natives.
The lady has warm side for the
Chinese, and thinks we might take
some lessons from the Chinese, with
profit to our civilization. She stoutly
condemns the law excluding the
Chinese from our country and pro
nounced it a violation of the treaty
with China. One very important
factor she failed to consider. The
Chinese are an entirely different race
of people, and two races will never
tremendously unite. Nature rebels
at every point and turns down the
Adamite theory in spite of all that lie
urged in its favor. Old dame nature
will have none of it.
The lecture was very entertaining
and instructive and all who heard it
could not fail to have enjoyed it.
The meeting was closed by Miss
Yates repeating the Lords Prayer in
the Chinese language.
The choir added to the pleasures
of the evening and by the way the
church has very fine choir, the
vocal music being enriched by in
strumental, composed of organ,
cornet, violin and flute. The lecture
was free but a collection was taken
up at the close but this volunteer
offering we fear did not greatly in
crease the exchequer of the society
resent bling the Chinese lady's shoe
the lecturer exhibited.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-05
Fire at Principle Furnace.

The storehouse occupied by Michael
Moore at Principle Furnace was dis
covered to be ON fire on Tuesday night
about 1890 o'clock by Mrs. Ford and
Miss Laura Hartenstine who were re-
turning home from band meeting
The building was a three story brick
the property of George P. Whitaker Co.
The building and stock of goods were
wholly destroyed. The post office was
located in the building, Mr.. Moore being
the postmaster, and all the mail matter
was lost.
The loss on building and goods is re-
ported to be $4,000. The loss is partially
covered by insurance. Origin of the fire
not known.
The adjacent buildings were saved
by bucket brigade.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-05

A flock of pigeons was let loose
at Rising Sun station on Friday
morning last. which had been sent
from North Penn station. AS soon
as the lid of the basket was removed
they rose in q covy and oireled till
they we're above the houses, widening
The circle as they mounted upward.
They appeared a good deal bewilder,
ed and seemed to search for their
bearing by beating about. But at
every tack they moved in the direc-
ton of their home till lost to sight.
The firm of McGaw and Smith are
building a large canning factory at
Elkton. The building is l16x30 feet,
part of it two stories. The establish
ment appears to be Intended for
canning corn exclusively. They ex-
pect to open August 18th, and con.
tinue the work for one mouth. Their
plan Of having the crop to come in
regular order is by notifying by
postal cards the farmers when TO
plant so that all will not plant at
the same time. They expect to
employ $50 hands.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-05
Bursting of a Large Reservoir.

Central and southern Ohio is the
scene of widespread and disastrous
floods. At Lewistown, % miles aouth
of Lima, the great dsN holding back
a reservoirs Of 1F,0eO acres burst at
1 O'Clock Wednesday morning and
the rushing waters flooded hundreds
of farms in the Miami Valley. The
damage will be tens of thousands of
dollars. Almost by a miracle no
lives were lost. although the prox
unity of several towns and cities was
thought sure to mean the drowning
of scores of people. The reservoir
was the second largest body OF
artificial water in the world.