davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
ates nod,m,a1ss Ser SEQ slleranser.

Nleranber's treffLi6er beiitiber 2anbs1
mann uno 6ofpreOtger Abolf &ocb l6iloert
Int ieil1em Dor iecbS Sabren enlightenment
8ucbe vSirit Mleranber bon 8ulgarien"
bauptia9licb 6ie ebenio ribmLi6e pie
i9ptcrige ppIitii6e buLearti3e Nrbeit
Nleranber's. lleber BEN &rieg nit Ser
bien baee9eu foBt ii9 Der tbeoIo9ii6e
diplomat o6er biplomatti6e Sbeologe
duBerit turs. 9ocb f0nnen mir aus benz
8ucbc uniere reuli9e 9arlegung Der gro=
ZEN friegerilcben 8olbringun9en NLeran>
bcr's bur6 etntee aniprebenbe @in3elns
beiten ~ergGn3er, Die u~nieren 9elern nm 10
pinfommener iein tperben, ais es ia bauptz
iG4Lidb Qleranber's 6clbentbaten tparen,
bic ibm Sic 6er3en Der 0eutl6en uno
0euti6 : Qmerifaner g%eipannen. 9a CT
bteie S6atcn fir cine burdbaus 9ercbte
Sacbe in ct1tsm ibm bon etnem netbtlben
9tadbbarn frenelbaft aufge5wungenen &rte9e
perricbtet bat, 10 fam iicb iiber fie aucb BET
cntibiebenite @egner 6eS WttlttariSmus
~freuell.
8etm 8eeinne 6ie1es neutrality-suspicious.
&rieeeS erlteB Nlcyanber in Der ibm 9Gn5z
ltb ge1Gufigen bulgartic6en Spra6e cine
pra6tige fur5c 6cereSproclamatton, Die aut
beuticb 10 lautet:
ySffiSicre, llnteroffi3iere nno Soloaten!
Ser &6nig bon Serbien bat uns ben
@rieg erflGrt. @r bat ieincm 6ecre befo6@
len, in unier 2an6 einSufalen. lnltatt uns
All bclfel1, pollen rnicrc lerbii9eu 8riiber
uufer 8aterlano gu @rrnbe ricbten. Solbaz
tenI 3etgt @ure Sopferfett, i6abet Cure
Wfitter unb @uren Serb, perlaget ben
6cin6, Ser uns Derrdtbcrii6 an9reift, uno
LAB. nicbt nod5, bis Sbr i'm perltibtet 9abt.
8ortpGrtS 8ril6erl @ott belle unS uno
icbente uns ben Sie9!"
gSas mir neuli6 ii6er bic 9lGn5enbe
strategic un6 Seloberrntunft QleraaOer's
icbrieben, iei burcb f~olge1Oe fur5e unb
biinbige S9il6erung &ob's bonn ionittgen
8er6alten ~9lleranber's in ienem &rte9e, err
9anSt:
v8dbrenO 6es sarsen ariesS lit Set
Shirt immer ba getpeleu, mo- bic @efa3r am
gr0Bten tpar. Menn 9tacbtS Die Sruppet
icbltefen, arbeitete er fur Ben fommenben
Sag. gr tbeilte Sunger unb &Glte nit 1et7
men Sruppen unb i1lief uie ie anf benz
faltcn 8oben. 0cbei CAB er ftb Die 9roBte
Wtibe, baS Sntcnbanturipeien, oas nocb gar
nicbt ertltirt bate, 10 SIT organtllre11, oaB
bic Sol6aten bocb tGgli9 trob Der tort7
geiebten &Gnpfe Elm Glen befamcn unO
baB i'm @egenlab 3rr ierbtfben Qrmcc Bic
bulgariide ftcts lleberfluB al Wtunttion
bate. 0aB iolb Elm Selbbcrr ietne 3ruppell
begetitern muBte unb 10 9efiibrte Sruppen
@aes tbateu, mas bon lbnen oerlan9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

@efun6 unb trGftig an Qetb uno @eiit
10 mar Seremia Wec9ean Gusf, ober
nie man i'm au9emein nannte: gl1ncle
SSerr0", nocb Dor t~penigen Wfonaten, unb
iebt Iiegt er auf ieiner bon tb1n bebauter
Mu1tcrfarm bel 8iroqua I'M iiibpeitli6en
8isconlin i'm Sarge, erit breiunbie68ig
Sabre unb fanf Monate ait. Cine iiber@
aus ibner5bafte 8lalenctterung ma6te
cine i9pierise Operation notbig, tpelcbe
bon Dem G9tcagoer Nr5te DR.. 6amtlton
Dor brittebalb @ode1t %bor9enommelt
nurbe. Scr 3uitano beS &ranten 1bien
ftd su beiiern; aber II 1T ct, tpte er'S
Doraus1ab, bob erlegen.
ST. tpar, sleicb 2tncotn, 0as Wuiter eines
amertfaniiden self made man. DIS
armer Sarmerfnabe bel notboitrfttgcnt
Qanbichulunterridbt unb barter Selbarbeit
tpucbs er i'm iiib0ftli9en Sbto auf. Qls
frdfti9er Sunse purbe ct Suti3er 6cs
9ofttpagen8, ber ban1als nocb 5tpti6en
3anesoiae unb geeiparf in Obio fubr. SIM
SSabr 1853, in 1einem brctuno3pan3i9ften
9ebcnSiabre wanberte ct na6 8isconiin
in Sic @egenb bon 8iroqua, Die ieitber
feline 6etntatb blteb.
Qls fleiner @aitmirtb fing ct baielbit
an, nacbeem er cine tiicbttge Srau 9ebeie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
Gin attter &tGter+

Ser 9ti6ter Ounne bat iicb BEN Ount
beS BubltfuntS un6 aQer anitGilbigen uno
ebrli6en NbDDfaten nerotent. st bat etnen
iener S6ufte, tpelc5e ben Q6Oofatenl8 eruf
burdb Garb unb @rpreliung entebren, ben
2intSanpalt G6as. Suuipan, auf feds
Otonate ms @efdngniB gei3l6t.
9telen Ell S6urfen mar IS 9elungen, it6
benz mebrfa9 genannten Mi6aeI 9oroz
miti6 ais Qboofat an3uoienen, Delcber Dnr
etntger 3ett tpe9en NnittftIng zines 8rot7
aufrubrS berbaftet purbe. ST peripra6
t6m, i'm in bier unb 5tpansig Stunoen aus
Ser 6aft gu b~efreielt, unb lieB ben Der eng
Liidben Sprabe p0Qig unfunbjgen unb
gdn5licb unniilen6en Si6eben gemilie Paz
pierre unter3et6nen, bic, ute ct la9te, gu
ietner 8efretung n0tbi8 ieien. 9ieie gaz
pierre beitdnoen aber in elmer nebertragung
bon 1923, peLcbe Der yberbungernbe" 6orOz
niti6 IN Der 8anf bate, cine NnpaltSs
8olmacbt, 1einen gtamen rnter5etbnen gu
6irfen, un6 Elm 3ugeitdnbniB BON Soroz
tpttl6 an SuQiDan, baB er btelem Ben ob9ez
nannten 8etrag i9ulbe. Samit bewaftnet,
mar es SuQtOan leicbt, 6as @eLo an ftd gu
bri19en. Oils 6oromttl6 fretfam, iab er
iidb natiirltcb na6 ieinem @elbe UNI, unb
ais er fano, DoDtn es gega1gen, Dertla9te
er Suutpan ouf 6erausga6e. 9ibter
9unne ~erfIdrte, baB baS @eLb auf falihe
8orpGn6e bin erlan9t iet, uno mics Gull
Iibon an, es 3urid3u3ablen, unb nabm
aub bic frecbe Nusre6e SuuiDans nibt an,
er babe 10 ntel fir feline QbnofatenzO ienfte
berebnet. 9a Suaipan ben mieberboIten
@uffor6erungen bes &t9ters, bas @eIb gu
aablen, nibt nabgefommen> 1T, tpanoert er
iebt tpegen MiBa6tung 6es @ericbts auf
led6s O1onate ms @efdngniB.
9as lit enbltb Elm WaI elm S6ritt in
recbter 9tibtung, uno es ipdre in bobem
@rabe wiinibenSpertb, penn AUDI anbere
&t6ter nit ioIben 8urI6en, tpte Guilt
ban, fur5cn 8ro5eB macbten. @s unters
licgt gar teinem s3tpeifel, oaB bic @elber,
nel6e ourcb W;nfelaopofaten bonn S9la9e
SuuipanS armen un0 untpiiien6en 2euten
unter falidben Gortpdnben unb burb birefs
ten 8etrug abgenommen werOen, ebenio
groB, tpenn ni6t sr0Ber iinb, ais Die Cunt
men, ipclcbe @inbre6er unb Oiebe QUAINT
mcnraubcn unb >fteblen.
SIN llebrigen, tpGre I'M Safe Suliban's
nicbt AUDI Elm @inl9reiten bes Stdatanz
tpalts gerebtfertt9t? Quch er fDnnte 5ur
3feinigung DeS Observation-Disclosures 1ebr btel
bettragen, ment er nur tpoate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

nur6e, ia bas fat 1tcbermeni6li3e ietites
ten, lte9t auf Der 6anb."
Sci 8eenbi9ung bes &riegeS rtehtete
Qleranber folgenbe prd6tt9e Sant1 unb
~Qtnerfennun9S : proclamation an 8ulgaz
rien's &rieger:
uOaS 2anb lit beute bon benz Setnbe gez
rGumt, Der es in nerrGtberii6er @etie
iiberfalten bate. Die Sapferfett unb
Selbftberleu9nrng, bie Sbr an ben Sag
legtet, baben @ub ben 9obn 9ebra3t, baB
Sbr bic ierbiide Nrntce beliegtet unb ale
Nelt our 8epui1berung 5tpanget nnb
5ur Inerfennung Der Sbatlabe: bas 8lut
Gurer 8orfabren, ser 8eiteger bon 8ptans,
f1ieBt au6 in @uren Qbern!"
l1eber bic 6ru9t Der Stege unb Iber
Qlcranbcr's eble 8ei9eibenbeit i9retbt
&ob:
v9ls Ser Sirit an Ser Spite ietner itess
retben &ruppen, nmt0nt bon ben Subelz
rufeu ietneS &oIfcs, nit 2orbeertrdn5en
urb 8lumenitrauBen iberi9ittet, in
Sofia ein3og, burfte ct nit Stol3 iicb iagen,
baB ibm @roBes, ia fait unmOgltB S6eis
nenbes, ~gelungen fet. @r bate Sic Scrben
befiegt unb bic fein6Ltcben @roBmG6te in
lDreC AlllUI uufYeDuLlel, IVY Ue% Oeluu uHl
8oben Lag. 9as 0erf Der @%intgung 8ulz
garienS un6 Sitrumeliens mat bur6 Die
glorrei6cn Siege 10 gut pie geii6ert. Sr
aaer @elt, tpobin Die &unbe BON ben fubz
men 5baten Der 8ulgaren un6 benz 6elbenz
mrtbe ibreS iugenbIicben 6eerfitbrers Dra1g,
mat lauter Su6el. ST ielbit lebnte aber
belc6etbcn bieie 6ulbigun9en ab unb mics
auf ietne tapferen Soloaten uno Sft5iere
bin, burb bic all Oas @roBe ausgcfu4rt
tporben iet."
@ie 9eiicbert Sic ie9enbringen6e Giniz
g4ng 8ul9arienS un6 Oitrumeltens in
SoLge Der Sbaten Q~leranbcr's it,, eritebt
aub b%araus, baB bepte feLbit Der
9rimme G3ar nibt an ibr 3u riitteln pagt.
!&ein 8u10er baber, baB iebt in ben 5tpet
g%eeinten 2dnbern ttefe Grauer uber ben
Sob beS 6el0en berri6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
Ser SeutiGe Se1rer i'm S~OISatens
&oG+

Dem beuti6en &ei6Stag iin6 Dor tpeniz
gen Sahren tptcoerbolt 9eltau nit Dielen
~@tnselnDeiten bcgriinDete &lagen iibcr bic
i6dnblibe 8ebanolung borgelegt tporben,
netAe pieIe 8olfSlcbrer beim Abbienen
tbrer fur3en militGrilben l~lebun9s5eit aus
SuDalten batten.
Die cigentlicbe Dtenitz ober l1ebun9s;eit
beS 8oltslebrcrs betrG9t, ba CT in ieinem
8erufc am unentbc6rli6iten lit, tur ie6s
8o6en. 9ber III bieler fur3en 3eit muir
Ben, tpie i'm Rei65tage untpioerlegli6 oare
getban marc, DieLe oieler adtungstpert1e1
unb gebtloeten Wianner ntbt MIR bon brus
talcn 11nterofft5ieren, ionoern altcb bon
9"riinen iIn9lten 2teutel1antS auf's 9ticbcr:
trdbtigite 9cihtnlpft, perb0bnt, 9ebunat
un6 auc6 %mtBbanbeIt. Sogar bier in
Qmerifa bort man 5utpeilcn etlen 6e1ltlcbelt
lieutenant ODER Grltcutenont ban1it pra6z
len, tpte ct brauBcn i'm 9tenit veincn {otz
cben Dcrflirten S6nlmeiiter nocb alen OF
menitonen angcl6nauSt, angel6narrt, acz
11lau6t uno abgeibunoen" babe.
lin 10 ipobltbuenoer beriibrt n fol-
gerbc Wicl6ung, Die mir i'm ySdbtpGbiIcbcn
Mertur" aus Der icb0nen uno fr0bliz
6en olti6wabticben &eicb5fta6t 8 m Ii II D
fttben:
yOte Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Snfanteric=
Battalion IN 9miinb 3ugetbeilte 9cbrers
compa9nic lit 10 ebca am 10. gtouember
nadb ihrer le65p01cntlih&n llcbund emit
Iaiien porben. gu BET Nbicbte6sFeicr int
@ait6Of gum Sdren batten iib nit ben iebt
bonn Milit6r bcimtcbrenben Qebrern apb
bic Offt8tere unb rnteroffistere, iofpie Die
9miinber 2ebrer unb oiele 8iiroer Der
Stabt c~in8efunben. 8rGdbtig ~eciuneene
Ntdnnerb0re, 9oppeIquortette IL. +. 10.
fancn gum 8ortrag, unb fomilcbc Quffiibz
runacn fanben groBen 8eifau. Sin Qebrcr
i'm Solbatenrod oanfte Gcn Sffistereit unb
l1nterofft3;cren i'm 9tan1en 1einer &ameras
ben fir Die iDnen 81 tbeiL 9etporbcre ipoblz
poQenbc 8ebanOIung, tporauf Elm TSelofpez
bel ertpiberte uno Gin 6o9 ouf Die Offiaiere
ausDra6te. Sin @iptliit Sartte ben 9ehz
rerioloaten fiir Bic @inlQ0un9 unb ocr
genl,Brcicbcn NbeHb."
6ter ieben nit alio cine quite 8ehQn6s
lung Don Sebrer>JtefruteR burcb Offtsiere
uno llnteroffi5iere uno einen freunolihen
&erfebr 5milcben ibnen alien! Gon ben
tparttcmbcrgiicben 0ffisteren ullb Inter
Offtsieren 81 @rniiro f0nntc 10 mancher
6lc9ei unb &ipel III oeutlbcr Offisiers=
ober ltnteroffi5ie ssltntform Giel Ierneni
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

@eiie eerettet utb gu niibli6en @Lie6ern
Der meni6licben @eieui9aft gemabt- iebe
bafiir ocraus9abte Sumtne tpirbe Elm ii6
aablenbes Opfer iein.
Cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Bet 8ribez
mel ipiro me6r 5ur Germinoerung bes Ser
bre6enS unb mebr CUR @ntleerung unlerer
@efdngntfle unb 3u9tbduier beitragen, aLs
ale Brebt9ten un0 frolnmen gr%maDnungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
Cite eroBe S1at @1aarOme's.
20. 81 oDem b E t

Mls farsGtb Ser 9reiie Staatsmann
@Iaoftone int brittfben l1nterbau1e anflins
btgte, baB Bite 8egierung ielbft Die S9lte:
Bun9 bes rieitgen &%oblenitretfs in bic 6apf
nebne, ba erbob fidb lauter 8etfaaSruf aus
alien 8arteten. SSn eroBartigcr @etie bal
bas WiriitertumG labftone bies 8eripre6en
nunmebr erfint.
Sin gliidliber @rtff BON benz groBen
often tpar es, baB CT bic 2eitung bes
S9li6tunesnertes benz Wtintiter bes Nus=
ipdrtige1t, @raf st o =, aupertrdute.
terrier cn9liiber @raf unb Dur6 feline Ser
beiratbung nit elmer Sobter beS 6au1es
&otbidtlb iebr retb geiDoroen, lit &o1eberp
Elm aufgefIdrter unb fretftnntger StaatSs
mann un6 bat gar NIGHTS BON etnem v@es
i6mollenen" an it9.
SIN Docbbprnebmen amtlicben Gd11ne bes
WiniiteriumS bes NuSipdrtt9en ielbit fam
inter 9toieberD's 8orItB. Die Gonferen3
3ni1ben ben 8ertretern ser &oble1tbergs
nerfSbeftber ur6 benen Ser ausitdnbtgen
&Dblengraber itatt. l1n0 9to1eberD's feine,
Sermtttelnng gclang eS, Die 8eritGnbi9unQ
berbetSuflbren, monaco am belttgen 20.
gtopember Die Qr6eit in alien &obtens
bergtperfen tDte6er beginnt un6 stpar rors
lduftg gu Ben alten ~206nen. 9teie
2obne iinb oorerit bis sum 1.Sebruar 1894
bei3ubebalten. ltnb fir ~fiiufti9e 8erftGnz
Oigung itnb fo!9enbe gorfeDrun9en GEE
~troffen: g
+ @5 Dirb cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Elm
pNrslObnungsratD" ein9eiebt. 9teie 8e>
bOroe ion aus ie pieraebn gertrauensmanz
nern ber 8ergperfsbeitBer unb Der 8ergz
leutc beiteben. Die boben etnen Die ent1
lcbetbenOe Gimme abgebenben 9orliBen6en
81 ipQllen. tpeleher IN feiner Meiie benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

9(ber Der ate @la6ftone uno ietn
braoer Sc oeberD baben Elm fiiblen6es
6er3. sic berpetgerten 8roBen Qrbeiterz
grlppen ni9t bObmitbig ibre Nnerfenz
nung, pie es bic 8roBen bon Der 2ebisbz
8aIep t6u1t, ionbern itelten Die Nrbeiter>
berbdn6e ais berecbtigte Wtdebte ben 9roBen
GqpitdGmddten in frieOlicbcr 8ermittlung
gegeniiber ltnb 6eipirften eiiten. ebrenoolen
gerglet9 fir iebt un6 fir bic !3ufunft.
9o6 BenniDluanien, Der 6aupticbauz
pta5 bes Streifs all Ser 9ebigb28aueDs
8abn unS Der Notwithstanding in &oblenz
9ruber, bat gum Sber6aupte fetnen Slab
ftOne, lon6ern eiiten gattilon, ben 3u6ts
nleiiter BON 0omefteao!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
MISS DAVIS WILL PROBABLY STAY.

Chicago, July lspcciaD Manager WIN J. Davis,
Of the Columbia and IIaymarket Theatre. this city,
was asked to-day whether the report from New York
true that his wife, the popular contrao, Jessie
Bartlett Davis, had determined to retire from tle
stage. "Wcll. said Mr.. Davis, "if my wife has
decided TO retire from the stage, She has not yet
informed OF the fact but If 1t is true. am the
most delighted man in seven counties. ! have urged
her 10 do for long time past; bat yOu know how
1t Is with artist who has the public with her.
She hates TO let 90 her hold. Then there ~ another
thing she Is earning $4,000 year, and every time
she has made effort T. retire her managers have
offered her the most liberal inducements to remain
with them another season. know that She did
tell them that She would not go out again. but once
She is now considering their proposal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
THE DEAD MANS WEALTH.

Judge Blatchford Lad considerable wealth. ana III
fact was thought by some 10 be a millionaire. lie
owned a fire home In Washington, No. ], ~ h-st.,
~ w. a valuable cottage f. Newport. where he spent
his summers and the house, 40. - West Twenty
srcond.st. in this city, Ia which lac hvcl PRIOR 10
Ai> removal T. Washington. lie ownrl o'hri Pi"I'
erty i'm this city, the most valuable being the liz
building at the northeast ,oruI Of Fonric"nih->i
and Finh.a,c. which 1, occupied furniture
store For many years Of Dcmonico's Restaurants
this site.
Judge Blatchford Inherited fortune from hi,
father and increased ii with hi, savings. Before he
went on the bench his practice III admiralty law
was x,eedingly profitable. II IS related that the
elder Mr. Blatchford was walking down town one day
carving satcl.e containing $50 600 In currency ana
securities. lie stopped al stand in Fulton H. 10
buy some peanuts. lie slowed thee In hiN pocket
in lcisurev fashion. ana then started on, forgetting
the satchcl No part Of the money was recovered
Tut Mr.. Blatchford stu had enough property TO Re
main a wealthy man.
Every in the Federal Building, who knew The
Justice esteemed him most highly. Commissioner
shields, WHO entered the Federal service thirty nine
years ago a boy. knew Judge BlatchiOrd most Of
that time and admired him greatly. Those who had
been connected with the United states Courts here
for any considerable time and knew him spoke IN
warmcst term, Of his kindness OF heart. lie WAS
ready 10 help thos. about him. AMI often his
generosity even anticipated requ' SIS f.r faVOrs.
United Smics Attorney Edward MI hcI '"l' ::
Judge Elatchford was extremely pIin>tllng ana con
sci"ntOu,. lie examined u case ~ all lis aspects
before deciding it, and his opinions are therefore
entitled 10 the greatest weight. ii> character "a
in all respects admirable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
COLONEL GRINT BiCK FROM AUSTRIA
He STARTS FOR WET POINT TO MEET HIS
MOTIlER-NUSTEIA FINANCES SOUND.

! He STARTS FOR WEST POINT TO MEET HIS
MOTHEI-N-sTEIA' FINANCES SOUND.
The cX-Mini,tcr 10 Austria, Colonel Frederick d.
Grant arrived here yeSc!iay the American Line
steamer New York. aud I'm the afternoon he started
| for West Point to join hi, mother, Mrs. T. = Grant.
! His family accompanied him. In his party wrr
! MIR. Grant. Miss Julia Grant and Ulyssc, Grant.
When Colonel Grant informed the Austrian Government
OF hi, recall there were many expressions Of regret
from hi, associates in the diplomatic corps ard from
the members of the Austrian court. \ inigc number
Of his friends went 10 the railroad station To bid
lin cOodby, and MANY attentions were shown to him
by person, high in official circles. President Cleveland
word to him, through friend Of the Minister'S.
that the President would like 10 have him remain
at his post Colonel Grant replied that he CRAFTY
appreciated the courtesy. but that he would not
which sent him to Austria.
In ~pAins Of Austria Colonel Grant said ycNicr
day that iIc country WAS IN good condition, and
that the Austrian finances sound. For the last
three years, h. SAIL Austria has been accumulatin:
a surplus. 1t Is not large amount. but 1t tend, 10
create confidence in the Government. The social con
aitios arr much improved. and the working people
comparatively we'll PAID. Ad-tri, is opposed to b
mctali>m. She IN, only the gold standard. The
working people AZ" paid on gold basis, and The
Government opposed 10 the OF any circulating
medium which might decline n yalIr. Austria hl,
plenty Of silver and would be- glad Ia favor anytinS
that would bring about NOR" general use OF silver
She is not In favor however. OF the dual STANDARD
\, few American ,ccurltic, held IN Austria. it
WOud make little dncgcncc 10 that country what silver
legislation might BE- enacted In tAc United state. In
9th European Couutsi,a however, where many An"ri
can ,couriics held. the financial condition Of this
country Is most closely Watched. Many foreign hnnn
ccr, are doubtful Of ability 20 maintain the dh9l
standard. TIL, account, for the fact that many
l.. ia f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

temper Is mat OF Miss Mary E. Roberts daughter OF the
te'' Df1 William Charles Roberts, Of Madison ave-. and
roswell Miller. president Of the Chicago Milwaukee and
81 raul Railroad. 1t will take place at Greenwich.
'ohn where the bride and her father who Is secretary
OF the Board Of Home Missions OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, are passing the summer
FROM Boston comes the news OF the engagement Of
MISS Louise s. Campbell daughter OF Mrs. Henry James
campbell. to Francis s. Lawrence. OF Paris The wed
ding VIII probably take place in Boston, after the close
of the summer season
The marriage OF Miss Mabel Wellington White daugh-
Ter OF Charles a. Whit of NcS-Iaven Conn., 10 Henry
Lewis stimson. OF No. 81 East Thirty. thirdst took
place Oh Thursday at the home OF the brides father in
New-iiaven, and was attended by number OF guests
from this city. The bridegroom. who was one Of the
brHhtest men In his class at Yale. is al,O graduate
of The Harvard Law School
Mrs. EDWARD Cooper. who has been seriously III at
her home, No II Washington square North for some
weeks, Is How considerably better. She will b. r.,
moved to the Adlr0ndacks as her condition
permits Mrs. COOper's daughter. Mrs. LLOYD Bryce
with her husband are at present In Chicago seeing the
Worlds Fair.
Invitations have been issued for wedding of Miss
{. l.. Baxter. Of MamarOncck, to Edwin T.. Maynard.
Editor Of 1.-THE Record" Mount Vernon. on next
Wednesday evening. at the home OF George L. Baxter.
The couple will make tour through New En- gland AZ
forward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
TIE 18TH MAKES A FINE SHOWING.

Colonel IIeman Dowd. at the head of the l2th Req
mrnt marched out Of the armory ut ColumDnsave ana
sixty sccondst at II 10 O'Clock yesterday morning on
the way to the Grand Central station. where train
WAS waiting TO take the regiment 10 the state Camp
at Peeksld The guard details under command OF
Captain Washington Content the officer of the day pre-
coded the regiment TO Fifty nlnth'st. and then 10
Fifth-ave., down which the regiment marched 10 the
station The organization has been divided into TWO
hattaIons and Major Robert W. Leonard was ut the
hend Of the first, while Major Charles s. Burns com
mandcd the second.
4 crowd gathered along the streets through which
the regiment passed and II increased to large proper
lions when the regiment arrived ut the Grand Central
station. rhc men and baggage were all In the cars
within short time however. and the train pulled out
OF the station shortly after O'CLOCK The effort which
the officers have made to have good turnout was
,,.n I'm the large percentage Of the men present In
fact good made In the matter OF attendance
I'm ,e record which the officers OF the regiment intend
10 make within the next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
OBITUAR
ANDREW A. SMALLEY.

Andrew A. Smalley, Of the most pr0minen,
business men OF Newark, died yesterday morning. MI
Smaley was born at Liberty Corners, somerset county
y. j.. July 30, 1914. lie received common schooi
education and studied medicine, but gave up his IDEAS
OF professional life and chose q mercantile career
lie entered the rygoods house OF Williams, Marshall
& Co.. OF this city, Two years after entering their
employ ne received an interest in the concern ana
went manager TO York. s. G. In 1881 the mousse
failed, and he returned North In oeptehDer' 1907
he married Charlotte Belle stanhope, who died two
years later In 1851 he married the SISTER OF Ms
dead wife. lie was postmaster of stanhope. and for
twelve years was a member OF the sussex County
Board Of Freeholders In 1S4S lie went to
Green Bay Wis. where he carried a general mer
camille business. He went 20 Newark In 1859 and
founded the Johnson Steamboat Company, now the
stephens & COndt Transportation Company. In 1856
he retired from the enterprise and founded the ohnd
wick Patent Leather Company. TWO years later ne
organized the Citizens Gas Light Company, and was
elected treasurer and then president. lie resigned
the presidency in 1871, but was reelected In 1870
This Office he held until year ago, when ne retired
In 1866 he helped TO organize the Newark Ice Com
pany, and president of the corporation for several
years. lie Of the incorporators OF the
Peoples Insurance Company, and was president Oh
the Home Insurance Company for two years. lie
director OF the State National Bank for eleven
years and was one Of the founders OF the Dime saw
lngs Bank From 1876 to 1852 he WAS pilot com
missioner. lie was director OF the State Normal
Education. lie was n trustee OF the South baptist
Church ut one time and afterward of the First Bap
list He was a member of the Board Of Trade, the
Newcrsey Historical Society the NewJersey sons OF
the Revolution, and Harmony Lodge. +. ana a. NJ Ills
wife and daughter survive him.