davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Staot Chicago.
mebrere feuer.
Brand oer Gisbdufer pom 50. SMITH & Co.
Sonlti9er 6euerfbaoen.

9ienitag Nbenb um baIb 10 t6r wur6en
6ie @tsbGuier bon S. g. Sntitb & &c.,
DitIicb bon Snbiona Npe. unb iioltcb bon
Is. Str. bon etnem Seuer erfaBt, tpelcbes
bret Set alten Qanbmarfen o%oQitGnoig 3er>
it0rte. 9ie @%isbGuler Ldgen btnter ben
@ebduben $50. 1510-1518 Srblana NDe.
Die beiben nOr6licb gelegenen Sauler muir
ben alSN >9teparaturz lno Nnitret6erz
gSerfitdtte, be5n. Scbeute benubt, tD6bz
ren6 Set binter benz 6auie SEQ. 1914
belegene Sbuppen friiber 3ltr Nufnabme
itan6.
Oas Seuer bracb auf bts6er %unbefannte
1triacbe in Der @agcneTabrtf aus tnb bers
brettete iib nit oerartiger @el3tptnOigfett,
baB Bic Tlanmen bolb 81 ben liibli6 gelea
genen GebdlDen iiberiprangen. 9as Getz
t%ungstpert rtd6tete ftb namcntltcb auf bic
6r~etla1iung bet in bet S6eune unterges
bradten Is Bferbe, rtpeld6e na6 8lenburlg
berlelben mitteIit ii~berseipDrfener 9eden
glidlt9 in baS 6rete gebracbt tDur6en.
Sdmmtliebes @ei6irr gtng tit BEN Slam
men auf. 9as 6euer tobte unterbeiien NIT
permebrter g8utb, 70 baB bic Seuertpebr
aleS NUT W09libc that, Oaiielbe arf Die
6olsbduier gu bei6rdnten unb Dor alien
9ingen Sic be%nacbbarten @ebGu6e gu
i1iiben. !6immeIbob itiesen bic Slarnmen
uno pericbten bic BetpDbner bon Wicbtgan
unb 8obaib Npe., ioipie Stateitr. in nt4t
geringe Qufregun9. @runb CUR 8eior9l1iB
tpar tnDeB tpctter nibt porbanben, ba
i1LieBlib Sic. alten 6olsfaiten poQitdnbig
in 6lommen aufgingen nnb pralielnb etlt=
f~tirSten. Der @jelammt>0erluit tptr6 $4,000
ni5t iiberlteigen unb lit ooaftdnOi8 onrb
8erit6erungen ge6edt.
Sin 6euer in etnem 6ol516uppen bitter
6em @ebGube bon @bar[eS Sren6 IN SEQ.
316, 43. Ctr. berurlacbte 0ienitag WfDrgen
einen 0erluit bon $1,000. Ser 8rallD
tbeilte iidb Dem @ebduoe, ipelbes bon Srau
9.6enneiio uno cinem 6ineliiben WGi6er
SamStng beDobnt tDtr0, 1opte Dem !0aule
So. 800 nit, murhe aber geloi6t, ebe eS
iicb BORT tpettcr aus6rciten fonnte. Die
@nt1tebung beS 8ranbeS nirb auf Gnt3Inz
6ung burb &tnber, tpel6e NIT Strei3D0lz
germ ipieItcn, 3uriidgefiibrt.
2otomotipfunten 1eBten 9ienitag Nadtn.
etne S9eune Der Stod garbs : @eienz
ibaft an 48. unb Wforgan Str. in 8ranb.
9teielbe tpurbe NIT tbrem acknowledgements
Elm &aub Der Slammen, 10. baB Der 8erIuit
Die 6Dbe BON $4,000 errei6en pirb.
Seute friib, tur5 na3 Mitterna9t, tpur6c
bas &letOergei6dft bon $. @oIbitein, bas
in benz 3tpeiitoGisen, 6enrD Golpin gez
b0rigen SolSbauie $50. 1888 Glarf StraBe
bas u~nterite Stodtperf einnabm, Elm
@aub ber Slammen. SIS selang,
idmmtliebe in Der ~3tueiten Stage
tpobnen6e Samilten sliidlih in Sicberbeit
gu bringen un6 AUDI ale @efabr bon BEN
Nabbarbauiern ab5uipenben. Ser Sbaz
BEN am @ebdube ielbit tpirb .auf $500 ge=
i9dbt, tpdbrenb Der Wa~arenperluit auf
$500 aneeseben tpir6, benen cine Ser
ii9erun9siumme bon nut. $500 ~gegenibcrs
iteben ioa.
Tunfen BON ~ange3ir6eten S6pelen Der
Su. Gentralbabn ieBten 9ienita9 Nbenb Inn
IL l1br baS Bootbaus beS' vGbieaso Canoe
Sub" am SuBe 6er 81. Str. in 8ranb.
Scr @eiammtoerluit miro auf $500 9ez
i9abt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
perfolete Gtnbreder.
ua4tIi4e SdieBerei 5wifden spiBbuben uno
@alS poli3iften.

Sin Ginbru9 unb eine 6arduf foIgen6e
lebbafte S6ieBsrci 5ipiibcn ben Ginbrc1ern
un6 Sen 8oli5iiten pcriebtcn 0ienitag friib
Inn ein 11br Die 8etpobncr Der Nacbbaribaft
Der @de Ser 6opne @pe. llno 2afeitraBe in
sroBe 9(ufregung. 3pei 8%erionen, tuel6e
lib unter ben Gerfolgeru Der mutbmdBz
liben SpiBbuben bcfdnoen, ipurben tt benz
Sample Dertpunoet uto elmer Der @inbre6er
tpuroe oerbaftet.
0ie Gerwunbeten iinb Der ebemalise
8oli3iit SEQ. 0aglet9b, 9eabttte unb Safe
itraBe ipobnbaft, Dem cine &ugel in etn
8etn 6rang, unb @oparb Safer bon 855
2afeitraBe, BET am Nrm peripunDet puroe.
Der 8er6aftete lift SanteS 9uffD, BETTER
befonnt unter benz gtanen rGbriS", uno
6erfeIbe befinbct iieb til Der 8arren AOe.s
poliseiitatton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07

Die @inbreeber tpurben in 90. $. GileD's
GQcntpaarcngei0aft $50 B. 2%afeftr., bon
bent itber bcm Geibdftslofal pobnenoet1
Goparb 8afer entbedt. t6err 8afer err
tpacbte gegen l ltbr in Tolge etnes etgens
tbiintlidben @erGltides inter tbm. Gr err
blidte bonn Teniter aus flint WGnner, bic
lib an Ser bi11tcren 9abentbiir 5u f6affen
macbtcn. Obne baB ct bon ben Spibbuben
belnerft uuroe, ~gelangte Ell duf Die StraBe
unb rief bie g pIi5et GUT STEELE.
9ie Boli3iiten gto6e uno &t1elberg
folgten ictnem &ufc; ais bic Spibbubct
aber ibrc NnndDerung. bemerften, macbten
fte itcb lacbte auf Die Striimpfe. Nls bic
Sliebe1ben ber Qufforoerlng Der 8eartten,
iteben sit bletben, nicbt nacbfamen, saben bic
8laurode Scuer aus ibren &eDoloert.
Die Spibbuben iebten troboem ibre Sll6t
fort uno mari fen babel mebrere Sucbbauen
BON ii4.
!. Sic 8erfolger Bet Sltebenben tpurben
i6nen 6urcb mebrere 8iirger Derftdrft.
1rter btefen bcfahben ft3 Der ebentalt9e
gpli3iit Oaglcig6 uro !6err Safer, tpel3e
Bel Der 8erfolgung Der Spib6uben ant
.i1lec6teiten ipegtamen, Sbre Wunoen itnb
iebo9 10 unsefdbrli3er Natur, oaB ite ibren
8ce gu SUB forticben tonhten. 0en iibrtz
gen gerfo[gern gelang eS iblieblt3, etnett
Ser Spibbuben, 9uffD, gu iteQen uno 3ur
1teber9abe 3u stpingcn.
@ins ipdtcre lnteriu6ung bes &iIep'iben
@eicbdftsIofals er9ab, baB Die @i1bre6er
baiielbe iorgfdltig nacb pertbpoaen. @e9enz
ftd1ben burbiudt batten. Webrere GaQen
Sud- unb ettpa 500 lit Stlber unb Bapters
geld, bic bon BEN Sptbbuben auf Der 8Ilnht
t%peg9emorfen tporben tparen, purben bon
Ser Bolt3et tpiebcr erlan9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
SdI3ourfen.

W1an tDG9tt gum Ginlegen am liebffen Bic
16Lanfcn 0urfel1orten = S3lan8engurfen
II. a u ba tie ni3t 10 biet Samen entbale
ten, tpte sic rurbliden, dllcb rttbt gu groBe,
ettpa fin9erlarge. I'm ite BON dllers oi1bafs
tcnDen @rbe gu retnigen, tpdiAt man tie nit
elmer 8iirite 1nebrmalS ab. 2lSoann i6nei>
BET man bon beiDen Gnoen ieber @urfe Sic
Spibe al, uttb Iegt nun Die Sriidte tn fol-
tes @alIer, porin ite eire gtacbt bin6urd
llegen bleiben. 9ieies 8erfdbren btent baSu,
ie6e ~ettpdige Bttterfeit aus Sen @urfen 5lt
siebelt, altoererieits Die Sdure better in lie
ein0ringen SIT laiien. ll1terbeiien fobt
man Sal5naier alb, einen 2offel BON Sal5
a1f Elm Quart NaIier 9erecbnet. Ser @ez
i6nnad muB babel enti6eiben, benin oas
Salstpailer bari ntcbt 3u ibarf iein, ba
1onff Bic iaurc @dbrung perbtnbert miro /;
es 6arf Der Sal3geDalt ntc6t itarter letn ais
Der einer fraftigen SleticbbritDe. Wean
tpGi9t nun aud) cine biitretbenoe Wfenge
BON &iri9z unb Weinlaub ab Dem leBtez
rem lit SobanliisbeerIalb i~nlofern DorSuz
aieben, ais es neniger let6t in SGuIntB gez
rdtt. @inige &anfen 6eS 8etnitodes geben
BEN @urten ebenfaas einelt tpeinigen @e1
1bmad. 9aS 2aub muB, naobbem cs dbgez
tpafben, mieber ettpaS abtrodnen. Gbenio
nerDen bic getpGiierten @urfen nit 3lbern
abaetrodnet. Sat ma Sa1ertei6, 10
ftreicbt n1a1 Sic @dnbe lnO ben 8o6cn
zines groBcn Steintopfes leidt oarnit aus,
leat auf ben Boben cine 6ide Sage 2aub
itnb bic unreifcn Samenbitid6eI Der Ollie,
bann etne Gage @urfen unb 10 abpe6iclno,
bis Der 3opf Doa lit .obeltalf tornmt 2aub.
Damn qteBt man bas erfaltete Sal5tpa1ier
barber, 10, baB es iber bic 2aubi6t9t
rocb ettpas iibcritebt, bedt ben Sopf SIT unb
felt i'm gum @Gbren an einen mdBi9 tparz
men Ylab.
gu e~rinnern 1T no6, baB6 er Sopf nibt
All pou letn bari, ba lDnit Die Sliiiligtett
ipGbren6 6eS @Gbrun8sptp5elies ilberlGuft.
SobaG6 2aub ltnb @Hrfens IN Die 60bc itetz
aen, Iegt man einen tI>titen Seller NIT
cirem Stein in ben gopf; Inn Den feiten
Sn6aLt inter Ste Sliiiitgfeit gu briidett.
&c mach SEM 0Grmegrabe tperben Sic @jurz
fen in 2 bis 4 @odben gut lein, %nriiien
iebocb tDG6renb beS Somi1erS perbraubt
tper6ert, ba iie iicb nicbt SIT longe balten.
linn @urfen fir ben @tntergebraud6 eit7
sumacben, bcoient man itb eincS SGBcbenS,
tpeIcbeS nit einem Spunblob unb Spuno
nerlcben 1T. 6ierin meroet1 bte "a Stunz
Sen i'm B~runnentpaier 9etpGiierten, flei7
men, barton @urten nit 9trl6z unb @ein=
lou6 nebit Ollie abtpe9ieln6 eingeicbicbtet.
NlSbann tptr6 cine SaI5lauge, pie ie oben
angegebeil, auigefocbt unb III pOllem Sies
ben in bas SAB 9e9ollen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07

Der S9uB brabte ipfprt mebrere gtadbz
barn urb eiten BOlt3iften ser @oo0lamr
Station nab benz Gbatorte, Ddbrcn6 bic
3bdter in Der 0unfelbett auf Soutb 8art
9pe. baS @eite iucGtcn.
WfcSntoi6 ipurbe nab benz Oterces So
ipttal gebracbt, ftarb aber Inn IL llbr, ohne
bas 8etpuBtieit tuieOcrerlangt gu baben.
Ote biSber itab ben &aubm0r6ern in ser
Na6bari6aft angeiteIten g}abfori6ungen
itnD 9Gn5lieb reiultatloS getpeicn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Oernibtuno 6es Ordbtmurms.

uniere Sorider beriucbten etnerietts 6aS
Saatgut observation-disclosures 81 maden, am
Dererieits benri6ter iie it3, ben 9rabtpurm
ielbit in ieincn beri9ieOenen 2ebenSitabien
gu pernibten. SIN gtacbite9enben ioIIen
Sic eaupter9e6niile 5uiammengeiteut tper7
ben:
/. WG6renb zines 3citraums bon stpei
sSabren fpurbe cine Jteibe bon 8eriuc9en
duSgefiibrt, in benen baS Saatgut nit l
She'll 9ariier Grim un6 20 Sbeilen Wtcbl
utnbiiut tpur6e. Sin Grfolg mar ni9t 5u
berscibncn, benin in beiOen Gerin8sreibcn
puroc baS Saat9ut itetS gletcb ooer am
nd6ernb gIeicb Ourcb ben 9rabttuurm be-
i4d6igt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Nusmdrtiee mdrfte.

@ei3eu-gtep gorf-ansuit. 6Stc; Sept.
694c; Set. 724; 0es. 764c. ct. SoriS =
9tusult, size; @ept., 594c; Oct, &C; 0e3.,
673c. Milmoiltee - 9ttguit, 585c; September,
595c. Gulut6 : Nu9uit, 564e; September,
594c. Winneapolis = au9uit, 55e; Septen1z
Der, 551c; De3., 63g. Solebo 9aar 6lc;
Nuoult, SIC; Sept., 62&c. 0e5y 7O4c. gdlttz
more = Nugnit, 655c; Se5., 66Bc;
@prn-g SEEM Oort Nu9nlt, 48fe.; Sepz
TENDER 4Skc; October, 404c;. galttttore--
Qtu9uit, 464 @ept. 478. ct. SoutS-AuSult,
364c; September &c.
9afer-Ne1p g%ort-Qnsui, 3ste; 9epz
TENDER, 318cr Oct, 328c.
MebG-6artz gsei5eu 9ateltt, $3.6Q@3.75;
1peid, So. 5O@3.60; bart 8dfer, S2.10@2.2o;
&eb Dog, $1,35 III SGfen; @tIlterwe'3et
$3.00@3.20 1T SGlIern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
W0tftberiMt
@6icogo, 5. Muquit

SDtcd9 0, D. Nl91tt.
0la9 eilter 1ebr beme9telt Wo6e ,pureu bic
Samita9szN tdrtte perbaltniBmaBig rit6ig ltlb
9ei9dftsloS. @ei3eu mat rltbi9, oller felt
DGbrenb bes gait3en gormittags BET elmer
YretsbeHerltlt9 Don etlpa &c, 11o bis ge9elt
SGluB Dlrbe ELI i~pelterer &c 9etpomitelt, 10
baB September nit &C 1tlto December NIT
695c l6lieBt. @prn mnroe auf trote1es
gSetter 'Don @nfdng oil &c b06er sebdlten.
Spdter tannen 0e9en6ert6te ntb balnit ett
8iidgan9, Der tdmentltd bic MaizSption
beetnfluBte. Septentber l6liebt nit 40, Oe=
5ember nit 800 ultb Wtai nit 414. Safer belt
ii9 fcIt NIB i9lieBt etpas better. 4ropiito1el1
1parelt 9Gr3ltb p%ernabldlfi9t ulb crgebel1
feine er1pGhnets1pert6e Nenberun9.
NuslGnbii9e &abelberi9te: ~9iperpDol ltnb
2onbDh Seierta9; 8erlilt, QSeiSelt ni1per=
altbert; Nlttrperpet, 0et3en 124 Gts. bober;
8ariS, Wte6l 20 @tS., Wetsen 80 GtS. b6ber.
Die 3utubren i'm Norblpelteh porel1 geriltg
u1o 6etrlt9elt fit Wiitneapoli5 11n6 Oulutb
5ulammelt ltllr 176 9aoungen gSeiseit. Sieli0e
3ufubrelt fir bic lebten "A Stunbeu;
g8eise1 1853 Cars,
Govt 297
@afer 204
Sra6ten 11od5 Buffalo narer 1tltperGrbert.
6euti9e @borters 100, 900 9u. @etselt, 159,=
600 @orn, $4,000 6afer.
gerl6ifiluge1t Dolt belt atla1ti19en 0Gielt
betru9en 144,6 $40 8ul6el g8et5er, q, 720 Su.
@orn utO 1890 Sap Mebl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
GtcDmnrft.

Chicago, 5. Qu9uit.
9m &inbpieb mdrft betrus bic gu
fu6r H. 700 Stitd. Sir Bic 8o1e $500
gegeu 6O,035 lit ber Gorpo9e. Ser Marft
mar better lnb Rreiie 1Oc better.
8erfouft pur6en inter arSeren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Selbfmoro.
Gin befanntes mitaIieo oer Sorfe p,
f6te6t ii9.

9. Nellon Gail &irf aus @ponlfon, felt
10 SaDren elrt Witt9lieo Der biclieen 80rle,
legte Trettag Mtittag nm balb | llbr. mach
Dem tur3 supor feline 3ablungseiriteuuno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Ntna.:s=8eriOt.
@htcaap. 5. Nnouf

Y Q lCu 9 D. D. WH9uHs
Sie Stiinntul1g i'm b~euttselt @elbmdrftt
mat lit Solge beS bGBli6en Seem Yorfer Baltf-
alsipetieS eiite 9eoriidte uitb bic 9roBe Ia6=
frd9e BET bet 8altfen nltrbe lt1tr int ipel1i9ei1
QluSmabmefGlen beriid1t6ti9t. 0ie Sage IN
Seem gorf ulto allbeten Dltli9en @elopldben
giebt anlaB 5n i6limner gefGr9tutger,
Nu6 6eute 1puroelt wieber $500,0O0 Clearing
bduszGerttftcdte alts9e9ebet uito Gurrellcp
nurbe nit 2-3 8roceitt Qeto be;oblt. 1ie1e
3uItGitoe iti1b nltbaltbar ri1b irge1to 1pel6es
Nustunftsmittel muB 9efltlloeit iperoelt. SIM
2alte md9iter ISOLDE t~refier bte 9roBer @olDz
letbrl1geu ein ul1b cine 8ermebrlt1g Der
Yaltf=@ircltlatioit 1lm 1915 Wttuioneu piro
9lei9fuaS ftattfiltben. 0teS mag belfen. Ole
3ltabrue Der Nitletbet TN beltigeit Bai1f>
anSpeis lGbt t~itoeiier alf i9rDere 8roifbeit
I9lieBen. Oaber Der Boom tn GtpdS ipdbz
rettb Der lebte1 Gage. $50 bleibt bas legitiute
@el6aft2 Gofale St0er9eiten 1Daren IT'LL ultb
ettuaS niebri9er, Nnla9epapiere glei6fdQ
alt9ebotelt nit 1penig Gduferr. = 0ie Stem
PORTER g0rle mar 9el6GftsloS uitb 11teottger.
@elb fliilii9 SIT 3 bis 5 Yrocent. Stlber 724.
Gterltng itber bent @ol0pnnft, 4S2 ltlt6 4S5.
- 2onbor niebri9er fiir @onlpls, better fir
Qrterifaner. Yripatbisconto 25-3 4roceltt.
Silber 33349. Barrier 6etteu So, 68t.
Ser Staub Der 8allfen in Seem Oort Sei9t:
Qnletbelt, 3n1tabme.. ..S 1881 800.
Oepoiiter, Wnabme... 9,231, 900.
llmlaltf, 3unabme. 80. 1876, 700.
@reelbdds, Mbno6me.. $4,000
9pecie, Wnabme. -. 6,702, 100.
&eierpe, y 49,. 1904 100.
Deficit. ............. 14,017j900.
Sterling bDber; 8anfiers Gt9t 4.S3a-
4 49, 50 x a99 4sl4o q e. 9oaOeIsgp pa
Seem Yorfer gSe9ieI $40. Disconto
per Saltleno.
galtfoussleiduit9eit. . $40, $500
OQlallCeS: ...!........ l,OIOj040.
STIR bic @o9e. 76,427, 1855.
8olonces.. 5,8e7, 500.
8unbesi9ulbi3etne i9loien bier:
Y. Ct &~e9tltrtrte n .."".." -. s.
il. 81. COUPON X q ...ios
Gurrenrp 81 1895 102
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07

Nm d 10 E / II c m att bellef llD Dle
3ufnbr aitf 1900 Stiid, fir sic ISOLDE So
OBI 9e9e11 los, 1874 iii Der 8or1pp9e. Wtarft
erbolte ii9 lpetter nitb Hreiic i6tieBen 5-1Oe
beiIer.
8aders f~aitften 300, fdbtif6e. 8ut6er
500, @erianbt 1000, mnuerfauft blieben TO-
Onn SttH :.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Observation-Disclosures

"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @egenitdnbe %betreffetbe gin
r19et fino an oerrn 8ottIieb Sc tt1i1t9 bun ett
SIaoeS Sorttets, @iSc., 81 rtbten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
9ur6i6nittS.
Onrchfrh1titts.

99ofe trafen Elm 1000 Stid.
i9Gft ~lun9fan unb BreiIe etuas beiler.
8erfauft murben inter olberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07

Sterling bDber; 8antiers Gi6t 4.s34-
4.S4, so Sage 4814-482, 6a1belSpaptere
nit 2qbel6ein Si9t 4.83, so Sage 4.8Oi.
Seem Oorfer 8ebiel S7-10. Sisconto
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-11-03
THE WHEAT FIELDS.
A Large Amount of Wheat was Cut
and II reshed This Week.
That Now Standing will Doubtless be
Ruined by the Light Show.

\ trip through the surrounding coun-
try the past week shows the farmers all
busily engaged in heading and thresh-
ing the wheat that the late rains had
compelled them to leave standing in the
field. Such good work has been done
that last nights snow does not find as
many acres to bend down and spoil as it
would a week ago. On Wednesday and
Thursday we visited a number of ranches
and at each one where they were thresh-
ing we were surprised to find the wheat
in such good shape after being subjected
to the past heavy rains and frosts.
Where a week ago the farmers thought
that their grain if threshed would not
grade high enough to pay the threshing
bill, they find that the drying winds and
heavy frosts have combined to put the
grain in good shape, so that all, or nearly
all, that they had threshed by last night
would grade No. /, as usual.
The snow last evening did an incred-
ible amount of damage, but as the farm
ers have been hard at work, and let no
bright day slip, the damage is not as
great as it might have been. If we can
have two weeks of favorable weather
from now on, all the grain that is cut
will be saved. Ofcourse, row, there can
be but little hopes OF saving much OF
that which is standing in the field, as
the late rains have SO softened the straw
that this snow has broken it down 30
as to make it impossible for the headers
to get more than small part OF it.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-11-03

securing suit of rooms at a principal
hotel. he engaged the head writer as his
coadjutor. He then dispatched letter
of the most unexceptional caligraphy
extant, inviting the young lady to mat
inee. She revolted at the idea, refused
to consider herself sacriicable to his de-
sires, and sent polite note ofrefusal, on
receiving which he procured carbine
and bowie knife, said that he would
not now forge letters hymenal with the
queen. went to an isolated spot, severed
his jueular vein, discharged the contents
of the carbinc into his abdomen. The
debris were removed by the coroner. "
The mistakes in pronunciation were
made on the following words: Sacri-
legious, Belial, bronchitis, exhausted,
finances, deficit, comely, lenient, docile,
MaIa", calIiope, chameleon, suit, coad-
jutor. caligraPhy, matinee, sacriticable,
carbine, hymcnal, isolated, jugular and
debris.
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Another crank has done his deadly
work and Carter II. Harrison, five times
mayor of Chicago, and one of the best
known men in the west, is the victim.
Three bullets entered his body, two maxi
ing wounds sufficient to cause death.
The murder was committed by Eugene
Patrick Pendergast, paper carrier, who
declared that Mayor Harrison had prom
ised to make him corporation counsel
and had not kept his word. This, he
said, was his only reason for committing
the crime.
The only person in the house at the
time OF the shooting besides Mr.. Harri-
son was his son, William Preston Harri-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-11-03
AUDITORIUM TO OPEN
Modaline Marli, the French Actress, to
Open the Auditorium
DThe Story of Kiss to be presenteo
Tuesday eve, Nov. IA.

The long looked for opening OF the
,onifcent new opera house, in this
city will take place on Tuesday evening,
Noyamber l4th, on which occasion Mad
oHne Marli, the well-known French ac-
,ross will appear with her excellent
comnanv in the popular comedy-drama
oTbe Story OF a Kiss" This company
is on. we'll fitted to open so palatial a
nIay house as this one, and it Is a great
commitment to both house and city to be
favored with visit by the troupe.
The auditorium is now receiving its
finishing touches, and on the 18th will
be all ready for its first grand opening.
The draperies are all in place, and it is
need ess to say that the interior is a
scone in itself of unexcelled beauty and
splendor. Every citizen OF the city, or
Of tbe surrounding country and towns,
sbould make an especial effort to patro'
nize the house on the occasion OF its in
itial performance, and thus show their
appreciation for the efforts OF the public
snirited business men of Pullman who
made the auditorium possibility. The
house is the pride OF the whole Palouse
country, and must draw the best OF COM
panies. The scenery is now nearly
painted and is a magnificent display.
Make your arrangements now to attend
this great play.
The orchestra from the Spokane audi
torlum will be present and assist in
making the evening one never-to-be-lor-
gotten round oipleasure. Following the
play dance will be given on the mann
moth stage, in which all are invited to
participate. The dance music will be
furnished by the Spokane auditorium
orchestra.
Prices oi admission for the play are as
foi.oHs: Parquet, $l.5o; dress circle,
$l.25; Laleony circle, 70 and 81 90; loNes
according 10 location.
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$500 PER YEAR

son, aged %, and the servants. Shortly
before o'clock the door bell rang, and
when Mary Hansen a domestic opened
the door was confronted by man
about five feet high, smooth shaven,
with clean cut features, lit up by a pair
of dark eyes.
"ls Mr.. Harrison in2" asked the man
in quiet, pleasant voice. eyes sir"
responded the girl, as she threw open
the door to admit his entrance. 81
would like to see him, please, - said the
man, as he walked back toward the end
OF the hall.
Harrison was in the dining room,
which opened into the rear of the hall.
Hearing the man ask for him he stepped
into the hall and walked toward Pender-
gast. Without saying 4 work Pender-
gast drew revolver and commenced
firing. He pulled the trigger but three
times, and every bullet hit its mark.
One bullet shattered Harrison's left
hand. Another passed into the love-
right side of the abdomen, making Il
wound that would have been mortal with
in few days. The third bullet entered
the chest slightly above the heart. This
wound was the immediate cause OF death.
To relieve headache, correct disorders
of the stomach and increase the appetite,
and for the cure Of liver complaint, use
Ayers Cathartic Pills. They are per-
fectly safe to take, and invariably pro-
mote healthy action OF the digestive
and assimilative organs.
The childrens knee suits at Black
mans store are receiving much praise
from their patrons, and the prices are
so low, and quality SO good, that every
purchaser feels when he gets home as
he had struck big bargain.
Blackman Bros. have opened up fine
stock of men 8 and youths fall weights
in over-shirts and underwear; also an
assortment of harVester's gloves at from
so cents to 81 per pair.
Everyone who has not a cool cellar
should have refrigerator. Get them ut
cost OF VEDDER q WNDUs.
Go to Bragg and get 13 pounds OF sug-
ar for $l.00.
Evaporated apricots, six pounds for
$l.00 1T r. b. Bragg.
Seven pounds Of dried California
peaches for $l.00 at Bragg's.
A little cash goes long wayat Bragg's.
His prices are the lowest.
Roslyn coal, at So per ton, &C. Williams
Moss K Co.
r. B. Bragg sells for cash, but his
prices are the lowest. Fourteen pounds
OF rice for $l.00.
Well furnished rooms for rent, on
easy terms. Centrally located. Inquire
of L. G. Richardson, at P. NJ. Go.