davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-02

= Gtne Mor6tbat aus Giferiucbt bat fid
in 0tlna ereignet. Sin oortiger Qpotbez
fer gtng nit ieiner %iungen 6rau in Ser
Stabt ipaSieren. gS seIeute iicb su Dem
promenirenben iun9en Gbepaar Elm Stuz
bioiuS, tpel3er nit Der Srau Elm @eIprGb
anfniipfte unb an tbrer Settle 6aa 8aar be-
9leitete. Der Qpotbeter, etferiic6tig BAR
iiber, Sog einen &eDoloer aus ser EaIbe
unb eriboB ben Stu0tolus ouf Der Steue.
= Ote b66miiben 6arfenmG66en siebcn
felt etipo bunbert Sabren 6urcb bie g1elt.
Der 8iirgermeiiter S9nab @alter SIT 8reBz
ntb in 0euti6eSObmen tpar6 tpegen ieiner
8orlicbe fit bte 6arfe, 6ie ct ielbit ipiclte,
Ser v&Dnig Oabto" ge1annt. Seine8 atben
unb @roBnibten tporen oann Die @rIten,
tpelbe bic 6%arfenfunit tn 8reBnib ausubs
ten. @rit ais eS ben greBntBern i6lebt
gin = tint bas Sabr 1893 = 3og cine
iun9e 8reBniberin, pima @Drner, nit ib>
rer .6orfe auf bic 2eip5iger Wte1ie, tpo tie
baIb 9roBen 8etfaa fanb unb ibres Gptels
unb ibrer 2ie6er tpegen Bic vSingers9lnna"
9epannt tpurbe. gtun folgten ibr, Bic piel
@elb perbiente, aub anbere muiifaIilcbe
BreBniberinnen, unO baIb sogen bic MG6z
chen bur3 bic 9an5e NeLt.
, 1893-10-02

boot, ais gelte es, eiuen &olnpf aus3ufecbz
ten. uS9 tptni9e, bteie @rinDe 3n sre
faDren!"
ySeincrSett mirit 0u tie erfabren," ent7
gegncte CT nab einigen Nugenbltden NIT
jencr borncbmen Gu6e, 6ie Inn 10 gut
itanb unb Bic, i'm @int(ange nit leiner bo1
ben, 0ebietcnben @citalt, niemalS ibreQ8irz
flung Derf eblte.
l1niptIfitbrli4 ientte Selene 6en &opf
uro bemerfte besbalb ntcbt, pte ft6 BON
Neuem fable 8lGiie iiber lein @eiicbt leete,
ais er ftb nit ben Norten: u8orGd1fig
ltcbt Dir cine berartige 8erebttgung nt3t
5u," nadb Der Gbir tpanbte.
0urcb bic e~ntgegcn8cieBtc T6ir berlieB
ie eleib na6 ibm baS !3immer. 0as
9tltc6en, ipelcbeS tnitinftip fiiblte, baB ite
inobl bic uni6ulbige l1riadbe al bteier
Qufregun9er, brau6te nod einige 3eit, ebe
ie fib 10 peit bon ibrem Scbred erbolte,
tim auf5uiteben uno an SelenenS E6itr
tlopfen Su e0nnen. QlQein baS iutge MGoz
6cn bate itcb etngeriegeLt un6 9cb t9r feline
Nnttport.
9os gletcbe GrgebniB bate fte BET ibrent
Neffen. Seuf3enb 9in8 ie 5u Warie in bic
0luG9e- Ile HlulgtC |uuluuHlell" 0el OlultIt
fOnne 6raltBen bletben. 0te 9erri9aften
ieten ibon latt.
Marie ftanb nit offenem Munoe. 0o6
beim NnbliG Der un6eriibrten Suppenteler
fpnnte ite ibre @efiiDle ni6t lGnger nnter@
briiden. Stun mObte icb 6ocb BLOB niiien,"
r%ailonntrte tie, upofir benin beute 9efpcbt
porOen iit!?" @u9 bas Q(benOelien CAB
ibr 5u benten: Der 9err &e9~ierun9Sratb
lieB eS itcb unten in ieinem fleinen Clint
mer ierDtren; 6os TrGuletn aber bate,
pGbrenb Wfarie bic NufpGi9e maAte, ibren
&Opf 3ur &iibentbir btneingeitedt unb nit
einem uBit! Marte! !" I'M Sen 3bee auf
ibrem 3tmmer 9ebeten, unb Gante 0adl6en
bate i'm @Bsimmer mutterleelenaQein gee
geien unb Oretngei6aut pte Der 2obgerber,
Dem Die Seize fortgei9pommen. = Den
Sonntag Witta9 aber MAJ Qtues ipteber i'm
getpobnten @eletie g%epeien, Dbnc OaB inz
3pii1en cine QluSiprabe itattgefunben.
Wtarie muBte eS freili6 piiien: ite bate
ben 9an3en 8ormtttag trnb Der &dlte bie
&it6antbitr offcn ge6aIten ber vWra1en"
ioute ab5tebenl
Gortiebnng forgt.
, 1893-10-02
2IQrRf6eri6f
@6tcagp,2 2. 8

@btca9O, 2. Oft.
Sol8en6e 9reiie tpnrOen BEL 9r0Beren
Fartieeu e~r3ielt:
Gutter, bette Creamery @aare, 283
@29c, quite 27@28c, mittelmdBige goo
c. 9airp, bette, 24@-c, mtttelgute
un0 cute 19@22e, frtl3er 9ading StOd
133W14c.
8uttertne, BETTE Creamery 18c,
redbt i60ne 17c, 9airp 1896 un0 143c fir
bic bette; in u0touS" oDer tletnen @ebiltben
&c mebr.
&aie, BETTE sun Cream Gbe6bars",
1O@104c, vGpins" 10@104c, goung
Nmerica 1000, na69emacbterS 9pei3er
1l3@12c, u8rif" 9!@1O!c, 0imbnrser
lO3@11c.
@ier, gang frii9e, 19@-c. Oas
9ubenb.
@DtsfeD: SLIP.
@efIigeI, Leben6igeS: Surfeo 1910
c; 6iibner: 6ennen 92@10c, 9dbne
-@-c, @nten 8@9c fur ~Iebenbige;
, 1893-10-02

@dnie, GebenOi8e nit ben sansen 5e6ern
$3.OO@$6.O0 per 0ubenb. Spring
G6ifens" 10@103c bdS 8funo.
8obnen: 8eite vgtaptes" 81. 7O0-.-
mtttel9ute 81 nit Der Mai9ine gez
reini8te $125@1 40.
0bt, 9eOorrtes: 9tepfel, fintIi6 ses
trodnete, 7!@1Ocba 9fun6, an Ser Sonne
gebOrrtc nOrbLtbe 5@63c, 8firii9e 5(06c,
8rombeeren 6@7c, Simbeeren 23@243c;
@altforntfbeS: Qlprifoien 14016c ntcbt
9cibdlte gftritcbe SOLE, geicbGlt 22@24c;
8faunten 9013c; Goitnen: 9on6on
2apers $1.65@2.0 bas &iit9en, MuSfas
teller $26@1,35, Goie 406c.
Obft, friibes: 9tepfel $1.0O@1. rs
unO $2;OO@3.5O, ie nocb ber Site, 8anaz
men 50c@$1,25, Gittonen $3.5O(04.O 90,
TIoribaer Orangen $.-9-.-, 8romz
beeren $1,25@1.5O, 9firiicbe nit loIem
Sern g 81 30@35c ser 8orb.
6 asrtoffeIn- 8urbanfs $4,000;
9ebrons 589g0c; &oie 55@58; 6urbz
etnanoer 55c. Der 8ui9el. SerieDzS meet
Botatoes 3.2503,5 so 6aS SaB.
, 1893-10-02

8a0en6en tpurbe bon ettpa breiBi9 8urs
i6cn BON @iaItaroba i~iberfauen, pelbe Sic
Skinner burcbpritgelten un6 iammt Ben
alten @eibern Deria9ten unb iib 6ann an
BEN itbrig bleibenben jungen Srauen berz
gin9en. @s CAB cine 9etpaltigc 9(ufregltng
in Seramo unb biel 9lrbeit fir ben Inter
iuchunasrihtsr.
, 1893-10-02
u0eS=Wn3etae

Greunoen uub getnanten bic trourioe gtahritt bah
llner pielgeltebter Satte uub Batter SEQ SO efusbetm
I'M alter non 40 Sobren nod lam9em geioen ieig I'M
2errn enti9lafen 1T; Die 9eerbigln9 finbet itott am
boule 9to. 729 @eit %. StroBe mad Der ct. 9aulS.
&trde nno BON ba mad benz ct. 8pnifactus=air9bof.
I'm title SbeIlHabme bitten Die trauernoeu Sinterblie-
beHen: Oearta 2SeinSbcint, Satin,
nebft Siuber.
, 1893-10-02

I'm bel Der augenbIidIiben @otblage
Qrbeitiu3enOen 6as @rIangen bon 8ef9dfz
tigung mD9It3it gu erIei6tern, miro bis
auf @eiteres bas Mbenbblatt ber Satnois
Staats8eitung St~euengeiuAe unentgeltli6
aufnebmen.
, 1893-10-02
Sp0eS=Mmsetae.

Srelnbeu nnb 8etannten bic tra1trioe godbrint. baR
Iniere liebe W%trtter, GntiIie 3;oIsim, i'm 9Iter BON ii
Sabren lauLt I'M @errn entlblofeu lift. Sic geerbigune
ftnbet 9ienltog, ben 3. Oftober. nm l ubr gtadm. pom
Grauerbdnie bon &iper part nod Molobeim itott.
0iatam, Uranf, 6reo, SAUL, 9bbue.
Wfnrfhn SHnhIe. Sndhtpr
, 1893-10-02
Geattuetn4t.
Sem 2Ni1noei.
Nopeue BON Mar @oMbero,
EortieBunQ.1

Sin Ieiies, bon 6reube 6ur43ittertss
wS1".
Stood Elm San6e6rnd, ser i6acbterne ST:
&ptOcrung fanb, etn v0uf 8ieOerieben p,
etn leBter @ruB, uno 6elene 9in8 aQetr
tpeiter, Bte i'm Sraum legte tie ben Gei
oeS &eges 3uritf. Ser ib0ne, bon auer
tbren 8reunbinnen an9ebetete 6rObnert IN
tereiirte iicb fir tic. N1n Lag eS auf Del
9on6! lin i6re Stimme pieber 81 b0ren.
. ipar er auf Scr StraBe umRer8elaufen
llno bos babe Sage lang.
tSeute bate Der &amn1erlGnger cine iebt
unaufmerfiome S6iilertn.---
, 1893-10-02
ooes=Wusetac

Sreunben uno gefannten bic trourioe 9tadlrift, bah
unlere lIebe Wtrtter Wtarta Gertrude 9ticoIai, oeb.
pen u Nu9ult 1921, na9 fur3em &eiben ieltg i'm 6errn
ben 3. Sttober, 8 ubr Mur0enaS, bonn Srouerbouie, g{o..
7O3 Sarrabee Str, ous mad Der ct. Mi9aelstir6e unb
pom pa mad benz Ct. gonifucius=&tr9bofe. I'm title
2betlnabme bitten Die 9interbliebeueu
SEQ. VicuIai, Spbn.
Mat9aretba SoAct Gcb. gtfcnIai. Sphter.
, 1893-10-02
@eMnrbeat.

uSn ibrer 9%sobnung, 1920 Snbioua goe., Spbatma
Gpbraint, geGebte @attin BON 9pman @pbratm,
al ]. Sttpber 1898 i'm Glitter bon As Sabren.
ge9rdbnlB am9leustag, 3.SttOber, pHntt II ubr Matts
tags nab 9racelouo.
, 1893-10-02
0eMorbctt

Sim l. SftDber, @iIItam gronbt, qeIiebter
9atte bon Carolina 8ranbt, 9eb. @rube, unb Gobn BON
Jrtebrt6 8ranbt unb 8ruoer ppu &pIn, @barles uno
SeurD Sron0, i'm glitter BON 35 SaDreu unb 9 Wtonaten.
Die 8eerbigun9 finbet itatt pom Srauerbauie, $40, 1924
9Selt p. StraBe am 9ienitag Wtitta9 nm balb l nbr
NIT Carriages nod Dem @Dnc0roia=JriebbDfe. 2ptt2t
, 1893-10-02

lnier lieber Batter
FRIEDRICH WORST
am 30. September I'M Glitter BON 66 Sobren felig i'm 9errn
enti9lofen lift.
Die geeroigun9 finbet itatt am 9ieustag, 8. aftober,
WornlItto9S 10 nbr, bonn 3rauerbauie 381 eStftb 2toe.
aus nab Der ct. 4eters Stride llno BON b0 na9 benz
gontfacius=@ ottesofer.
I'm ftiae SbeilHabme bitten Die trauern6en Sinter.
bllebeneH clinton gSorit, eRhro
&puiS @Surit, SU9"F'
GmtIte SEED, Sp1ter.
2pft2t SNnt' &eG. 5hmirner5nbu
, 1893-10-02
M6enOblatt Der Sq. gtaatszj 8eitnna

w W peH uUIeW uH9eYeDeHeU Oe1@QfteW Az hQbeu:
NOrSiette.
6. Sent,ner, 1899 2incpGn aoe.
81. 6. Steoban, 1l50 SincoIn aoe 5
4o3 9rpB @De.
402 @Dsrpe gouIeooro.
81. Ct. Semitic, 1881 Belmont qoe.
g. Goldman, 174 Glorf Ctr.
6. 81. MDpre, 442 9iucpln Ioe.
Son @piab8, ASS &iueoln aps.
6. &. San, $40 2incolE @oe.
Sronf Moener, 597 SincpIn MoG
Soiepb Muuf, TAT 8ineoln Stoe,
6. 9teabaus, $40 &incoln Aoe.
Nm. SaDIor, 10l7 8incoln gtns ,
81. Setting, 1926 @Iort Ctr.
@a:ber. 457 @larf Ctr.
Srau S%tnbemann, 421 gIarf Str
g. Sc. 8&r, 313 Start Ctr.
90. Q. Mtonep, 1851 @Iart ctr.
81. Serntonu, 161 @larf Ctr.
S.. st. 9fesen, 513 glorf Str.
s.. 8eG1uer, 590M &Iarf Str.
9onb Bros.
20. Soppmarr, 867 GIarf StR.
s. Smith, 981 Glarf ctr.
6rau G. Malfer, 453 a8eQs GtG
q. Gutberfurb, 500 WeaS Ctr.
Surnbun. 545 Mels Ctr.
4H. 6. S1nsibt, $50 Mens StE.
6. lS. 6peet, 707 WeuS Str,
Spbn @tarr, 2S0 @sas Str.
g. @urrie, 306 @els Ctr.
6. 9ieIe, 344 @eGs Ctr.
8. 9iaer. $3.50 @eas ctr.
prulr, 110 QGeQs Str.
Sobu @erf. 11 W0elS Ctr.
Sobn 9uclep, 211 99eas Str.
Srou 6. Spbnion, 276 99eQs lGtE
6. Worin9. 100 MeG5 Str.
$. 9aIlar, 1855 08eaS str.
6. Jeriou, 80 WeQS ctr.
8. Meber, 1876 2arrabee Ctr.
9DFfmann, AGA 2arrabee Str.
8. Berger, SIT 2arrobse Str.
Srou 8. Mtprga1, 225 StniTion Gt1
She @olun16us, $40 9ioitun Str.
6. ME. @bite. 407H 9ipifiou 5tE.
g. 6. NelIon, 1874 9ioiTipm Ctr.
6. s~uOerIpn. 3l7 &iolfipu str.
s.. Miiler, 81 Wiaop Ctr.
8. a.. @bn1an1t, 66 miaop Ctr
8, Snurtel, 81 State ctr.
s.. t.. 9tebL, 255 G~lepelauo Ios.
8. Sdurf, 391 Geb9ipif Ctr.
90. s. MeBler, 587 Sebelpid Str
o.. euse1, 1913 @ebgtpid Str.
&renIer, 282 GebQiuid Ctr.
Sobu 9tetr, 294 Sebqlpif StE.
Sitties, 262 @ebelptd Str.
8. 6. @utnaHt, 249 @lDbourn Nse
Sapter, 403 G!pbpurn ADe.
9. MetB. 1923 @l1bpuru Abe.
q. SO. SGlid. "a GGpbDurn NnG.
Gobert 9re9er, 149 Suinois StE.
6. S9rober, 316 Martet Str.
&llpeblab & WtaDmuielt, 30l Morftt Cir
Sortp,hero 22 Center CTR
q Csrher lao Gprtpr CTR
grou m o,hr Az G,,osr;s az,
SI,o gror,s,, 70 x,,osrie g+v
Gbos GsShSI ia G,,oen;s G+r
s}or aid,tenTtarr o5o s4,,,b Ctr
S"OteSSSs
Qnbttortrm 9oteL.
yictoria SoteL
geeain9ton SpteL
Sslanb 9oteL.
G1cGDD5 SDteL.
&eriuatsn SoteI
80 goneres Ctr.
81 adams Ctr.
III San 8uren Ctr.
ITO SorriIou Str.
III 5arriion Ctr.
Oaurf 9oteI. 35. Ctr. unb Wabaib Wue
0eItIeite. o
es,, 1910 so mnrtb snr
g9obsr a87 81 monremnnh Sine
W,5n, o7o 81 GoIsnrrio Mra
, 1893-10-02

Quberfaufen: Sptter, Die $3.50 fuItei1, fir S400,
~ nenn Der &0ufer ftd) nerpflittet, binnen 5 Wspuaten
barauf su boueu. 9&ur As Gotten lperoeu Su neIem
Breiie q~b9e9ebel. Ndleres bel S. @oeb i'm @taatsaei=
ttnQS9e9dn6e, 3intmer go. 80, Mitta9s nm Gins. pber
8lot nDrbIt6 nun br WeluSnt aoe. un6 eineu 8Iod
Dftlt1 BON Der GlIton @oe. Die 9Hafterung Der Bel
mont Mne. iueItltb bts CUR Wfillpautse Nne. lit jest bel.
unbe noleubet uuo in 3 Mut1en lit aud bic Bride ferti9.
aud20tlfpbap
, 1893-10-02

Ou berfa ufeu:-&abensmuph Sic fbBnfte
y @de in OeIer Biibfde1 uno ~blibenben @orfta6t.
Maiier unb Seper in ben 9traBen rub Die StraBerI &C.,
t~peiterer au8trnft tpeube man It9 milnbli9 pbar I6rift,
lib an m III. 8. See. 112-114 Dearborn 5tr,
8ppce 9uiloiuq. 20nibap
, 1893-10-02
8runGeiQentbnnl.


nj Gler @tgetttbum raid al ~oerfaufen pber al oerto1t
~ 19en, 9eDt 81 Singer Bros, 3iulu1er "a.
2O1plS 184 9eorboru Ctr.
, 1893-10-02

5eH UDOVe o4S8 Jn0Iala Nbe, 2ot3t
sc erIau9t: 2 SSroueu gum 9ettenmaden, Z ubr
~ irub fommt ferttg 3ur Nrbeit.
3O-32 SO. Wfabiipn Ctr, oben.
Sc erlan9t; Mdb0eu, nm III Der Siite 3u belfen.
~ 40 g. @larf Ctr, 9~aiemtent=S Balloon.
0erIongt: Griabrene @ert6uferim fir 9Remp'8
~ 8aterD Ino SAFE. 80 81. Glart ctr.
, 1893-10-02

WORST

Treun6et unb getannterl aur %trouri9en gta6ri6t, DC
Infer lteber gsoter
, 1893-10-02
@ei6Gfts= @eleaembeiten.

. uperfaufen: Gin gut 5abfenber Sr6aerbestrt
~ i'm beitea SbeiIe Der %YtOrbieite.
29lp3t 36beres "a SubIon Moe.
, 1893-10-02

On perfaufen: Sine CUTE 3eitun9sroute elne ber
~ beIten in Der Stnbt. 9tQb5ufra9eu 21 Wtartet5tr.,
nabe Saliteb Ctr, 5miN9en 10, Ctr. unb Ganalport &pe
, 1893-10-02
SerIangt: Grauen uub Mabden.

OerIan9t: 9euti6es Mf6btben fir aIgemeine Saus=
~ arbeit. 9tad3ufragen 745 Saplor StraBe, int
SrGcerD Store. 2pf2t
, 1893-10-02
Stelenqeinhe.


n e1u6t: Sin iun9er Mtann. % Sabre nlt, Ipri9t
W beuti6 uuo ergIiid, iu6t Stelung nls 9nHsoiener
ober ionit cine arbeit. 4eter SeH5i9, $50 %. 8an'
bplpb Str. 2ot3t
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
Scrubbing the Floor.

An incident is told by DR.. Scoffern
which illustrates in pleasant way
the good humor and geniality which
belonged to Michael Faraday as much
during his later as his earlier years.
Professor Brande, during the year
1851, was lecturing at one time on d
newly discovered method of purifying
sugar by sugar Of lead; while they
were in the laboratory Scoffern acct
dentally let fall retort of corrosive
liquid,
In an instant, he tells US, Professor
Faraday threw some soda on the
floor: then down on his hands and
knees he went, slop-cloth in hand,
like any humble housemaid.
Laughing, l expressed my desire
to photograph him then and there:
he demurred at the pose, begged me
TO consult his dignity, and began
laughing with childish joyousness. !"
Hilariously Doyish upon occasion he
could be, and those VINO knew him
best knew he was never more at
home and never seemed so pleased as
when making an "old boy" of him
self. as he was wont to say, lecturing
before a Juvenile audience at Christ
mas time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25

the firing is general. Under these cir
cumstances. those familiar with the
terrible contests assert that it is not
nessible to tell who fred the fatal
shots. Be that as it may, the CHER
of the moonshiners has been present
when several deputy marshals have
been killed in the mountains. and
will stand an excellent chance OF
being hanged if ever captured.
The Intrepid Hendersons.
1t has been a few weeks ago only
that nine detectives, making a raid
in the mountains near the head wa
tiers of the Cumberland, where a
number of stills operated by Bow
mans men are known to be located,
engaged for a few hours in an ami
mattel encounter with the moon
sinners chief. The party was in
charge of Harry and Al Henderson,
two of the best revenue officers in the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25

with the prisoners and followed Bow

with the prisoners and followed Bow
man.
Neither party dared expose suffi-
Gent of their persons to afford tar
get for a Winchester bullet, and the
chase was slow. Bowman finally es-
capped after shooting the hat off Al
Hendcrson's head at distance of 200
yards.
The Henderson brothers are the
heroes of number Of exciting con-
tlicts with moonshiners. The last
fatal affair of the kind in which they
figured prominently occurred near
Cumberland Gap last fall, in which
they, with three companion officers,
were ambushed by ten moonshiners.
Two moonshiners and one detective
were killed in the fight. The rev.
enue officers were accompanied by
Bob Clay, who enjoys the distinction
of being the only negro deputy mar
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
How ..Noonshine" Is Made.

The Still consists of an immense
oven constructed of stone, on which
a large covered iron kettle is placed.
From this leads a small iron or cop
per pipe, through which the vapcr es-
capcs into vessel, after being con-
densed by passing through coil of
pipe. The entire outfit can be pur-
chased for $50. The quality is deter
mined by the skill manifested in
keeping regular fire under the ket-
tic. If the heat becomes too intense,
distillation occurs too rapidly. Then
the output of the still becomes bit
ter, due to the great quantity of fusel
oil secured. TO remedy this, the
liquor must be redistilled or be per-
mittcd to stand for years until mel
lowed by age. From these crude stills
whisky successfully competing with
the finest article manufactured by
the trust is being daily produced.
That the moonshiners are well or
ganized and have a chief who directs
the common affairs of the craft in
the Kentucky mountains is no secret
to the revenue officials. At present
Joe bOWmdu, one Oh VIC DcSu-kHOWH
moonshiners i'm the South, occupies
that position. He has had undispu-
ted charge of this element in Eastern
Kentucky for years. Skill with the
rifle and innate shrcwdness has thus
far enabled Bowman to defy the Fed
eral officials Several times he has
been cornercd, and on such occasions
his daring and disposition to die
rather than be captured has always
been too much for the detectives. He
has been shot score of times, and on
such occasions disappears from his
usual haunts for months at time,
but finally returns from his enforced
exile more active in getting the prod
uct of his stills to market than ever.
The death of several revenue officers
is charged to his ready rifle; but,
whether justly, is a question, as the
fight between the moonshiners and
detectives usually occurs when num-
Der are represented on both sides and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25

PIX EN LILLE ,
KY, CO rre-
spondent o f
t h G Chicago
Times sa y S
that m d n Y
changes have
recently been
made in the
revenue Off
GERS of the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25

The rifles OF the mOonshiners were
leaning against trees some distance
from where they were at work reno
waiting an old still. The guns Of the
detectives were leveled in a moment
and the outlaws called upon to sur
render. Two of the men, observing
the slight chance they had to escape,
promptly threw up their hands.
Bowman paid no heed to the chal-
lenge. He at once jumped for his
gun. He was followed by his third
companion. The posse opened fire
on the two men. At the first fire the
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ranks of the small army of Federal
officials engaged in destroying illicit
stills and chasing the dangerous in
diyduals who operate them in the
kentucky mountains Kentucky is
recognized in Federal circles as the
legitimate field Of the class of offend
, crS commonly known as moon
sinners those who manufacture
and sell whisky without complying
with the regulations of the govern
ment relating to the tax on the prod
uct Of the stills.
What Made the Moonshiner.
Before the expenses incurred by
the Government in the civil war rem
dcrcd the tax on spirits necessary,
private stills in Kentucky were con-
Sidered quite essential, and it was
the boast of many of the historic
characters of the State that the finest
article their sidcboard afforded was
the product of grain raised and manu-
actured wholly on their plantations.
When the tax on distilled spirits in
1861 was suddenly increased from 10
cents per gallon to Sl.20 the idea Of
avoiding the collector of internal
revenue became an object to men
\ Who manufactured thousands Of gal
OnS Of whisky for the country trade.
q inns drew the country manufacturer
q INTO the depths of the mountains and
was the death knell of private stills
4 conducted in an open way. This gave
q VFth To the "mOonshiner.
n The deadly conflicts that have tax
4 Sh place between revenue officers and
,ne moonShinerS in the mountains of
"ntucky since the close Of the war
d would till a dozen volumes and fur
q aISh some of the most thrilling sto-
4 1'eS OF daring, desperate courage and
yoWardly assaults. To-day the in
00Stry is in it's zenith. The recent
"Sltatlon on the subject Of increasing
4e tax on whisky, thereby augment
Jug the profit of those who avoid
.aylng the duty, has increased the
Ofce of illicit still workers until
every secluded spot in the Kentucky
uountains is concealing one or more
snail stills which are being operated
.ay and night. The favorite loca-
"onS Of these stills are on the bluffs
,eflooking the Big Sandy River and
~ branches, to which access is diff
,S'l and probably known to none but
nose residing in the neighborhood.
rruere is little danger of the native
,n pn1ucklan betraying to prying reve-
sae ofllclalS the knowledge they
=. inough in later years the business
lliclt distilling has grown in SUI
>N'eht Proportions as to be regarded
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man who followed Bowman received
a bullet in the leg that tumbled him
over, but the chief was not touched
apparently. He reached his gun, and
lodging behind a tree returned the
fire of the posse. This was charac-
teristic of the man. He stood his
ground for several minutes, but MOTTO
ing that his companions would do
nothing to save themselves he slowly
reiterated into the mountains despite
the efforts of his pursuers. He
wounded two officers slightly. The
Henderson boys sent the posse here
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A salt Water Bath Mt Home.

A cup of rock salt added to the
water for cold or cool bath will
lessen the shock to persons who can
not take a plain cold bath, and will
also refresh and invigorate one much
like a sea bath. Dissolve the salt
thoroughly in the water This is more
quickly done in warm water than
cold; hence it can be done in bowl,
then poured into the cold bath. A
warm salt water bath, from IS to 90
degrees, will induce sleep in a rest
less or feyerish child. Add Il cup OF
salt to six gallons of water, not rims
ing the skin afterward, but rubbing
it down with the hands.
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In the light Of GlsCinct industry in
the mountain regions of Kentucky,
the crudeness OF quarter Of cen
tury ago continues to characterize
the manner in which the alcohol is
separated from the whisky. And yet
the art of distilling has rapidly adj
vanced among Southern moonshincrs
as even a novice can attest on sam
ping the article turned out by the
mountain still of to-day and that of
few years ago
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Foes Of Illicit Dis1ialcrs.
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country. Bowman and three other
moonshiners were surprised in small
glen in the mountains. The surprise
was equally as great on the part of
the officers, as no mOonShinerS were
thought to be in that locality. The
officers were on top of hill overlook
ing the camp of the outlaws before
either side was aware Of the presence
of the other. The discovery was
made by both about the same time.
They were about 100 yards apart.
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To Make Excellent Cologne.

Into one pint of spirits OF wine put
half an ounce of camphor. tw;
drachms of ambergris. six dfachms OF
oil OF ci,et and SIX dracnms OF oil OF
beryamot cork up tight and shake
every m ,rning nd night for /; couple
of weeks Then ll,er, and it is
ready for u.s..
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NOME OF "MOONSHINE.'
cTuLS HUNTED OUT BY REVE-
NUE. OFFICERS.

dangerous Service in Which They Are En-
gagged by Uncle Sam-Moonshining on
the Increase III the Mountains - One
Fourth of kentucky's Whisky Output
Illicit.
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state, and, when the interests of the
"mo0nshincr" of the mountains Of
Eastern kentucky are involved the
entire community is more or less
Affected, While the clement actually
engaged in the Illicit distillation of
whisky is an inconsiderable portion
of the inhabitants of this section of
the South, it is hardly an exaggera-
ton TO estimate those indirectly con-
ncctcd with the traffic at so per cent.
Of the people. For this reason the
entire valley of the Big Sandy, eX-
tending over the watershed Of the
Cumberland into the KNOBS" Of East
Tennessee, have been awakened to
the fact that many new faces have
been recently introduced into the