davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-08
Gin Mann uon einem Dabn3uoe
9elloBen,
Oerielbe miro Don einem farmer
in Ser 1ldhe Ger 8abn
ouf9efunoen.
pabrideinIid Ole Chat zines rduberii6en
Sdurfen.
N a. Ohm. 8. Sept.

" SHlUy O.. OSpb|
QSG6ren6 geitern mor9en ein ettpa pier
Wtetlcn tpeltltcb bon bier lpobnen0cr Tarz
mer auf %ieinent Tetbe in Der 9fdbe ser Sc
Ictle Der Chicago unb @rtebabn bel Der Dir
belt mar, traf er einenMtann, pel6e rlpte Elm
Srritnni8er u%m6erging. gtab geneuerer
urterlu6ung iteutc eS iic6 bcraus, baB ser
Wfann t0otltcD pcrlebt mar, unD ocriclbc
ltegt ieBt in beipuBtloiem !3uitonDe oarniez
Der. 9aS HitGgrat uno Der &opf beS
WanneS limb beiba0i9t uno artcb inncrlidb
lit Oerieibe DerleBt. Nacbbcm ct natcb Dem
6otel gcbracBt porOcn mar, er3dblte er in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8eiic, bab er ii6
nit Ietner Srau uno ietnem Sobne BON
youngstown auf Ser 9feiie nadb Der N8eltz
auSftellung befu11Oen babe. 0as 2ebte,
0eien CT it6 ~erinnern Tonne, iei, Dab CT
nob Elm llbr alf ser 9latform etnes 0as
gems Der @rtebdDn 9~eieiien babe unb bon
Scenario DeruntergeltpBer tporoen lei. Ser
Wtonn lit cttpa 55 Sabre ait, bate einc
GinlaBfarte 3ur misunderstanding, $500 lnb
8rtcfe bel iicb, sic an Soiepb 0enBcn, SEQ.
al Ofiu Ctr, youngstown oorcliirt
tparen. 2tae5 bie8, nebit elmer golbencn
ltbr un6 Settle miro permtBt. Die 8eb0rz
ben BON youngstown iinb iofort bon benz
GOrfau in &enntniB 8eieBt tporOen.
, 1893-09-08
Was eiu gMann, 0er Die SadDe
Re1lnt,
ueber oie Saromif= Jnfeln uno Ole
2ln9lieoerun9 oerieIben
Nn Ole Der. Staaten 5u faeet bat.
sc e 10 q orr. s. Eent.

~ y D l, {. SepI.
Soeben lift Oh. @6ipar6 8ebGoe, Ser
friibere Goniul in Qtmop, China, bier an
%gefommen, uno I'M 6otel MaLoolf abge5
itie9en. Qluf ietncr 6cimreiie bon Gbtno
belt ct it3 ctntge 3ett auT Den Sanomjdb5.
Snieln auf, I'M Sic Qlnn~efttonsfrage al
priifen. ST ipribt it1 6arit6cr folgeuoer.
maBen aus: y@s lit Elm GROCER Srrtbum
lo9te CT, a15uncbn1en, 6nB Der Ylan elmer
Nn3lteDerung Der SunoiDib5z Snleln Dou>
ltGltbt9 ner lit, benin 10 LANCE mir Elm Sc
l6tpaOer i'm Sttucn S3ean Daben, iinf
idOn DON ~unieren Seeoffisieren unb Ot>
plomaten 8orl6lGge 3u elmer Sberberr>
icbaft Gber icne Snieln 9cmGcbt tporben.
S9 ieLbit mar bis Dor t~penige1 SSabren Der
Nnltc6t, odB Die Scr. Stoater oaourcb nun
geipinnen fDnntcn, bin aber jest DpuitGn>
big onberer W}einung getporbcr. 9en1
erltlicb eignet itcb bQS Gltma nicbt fin
unlcre 9taiie, uno 6ie ieit oretBig Sa6ren
ba0tn9efommcnen 2eutc aus Nmerifa, Gaz
naoa D0er europa baben ais Sarmer o0er
@Grtner fcinen @rfol9 geDobt, uno sic einz
gig bort braucbbaren Qlr6eiter iinb Chine
fen unb Sapanclen. NuBcroem aber lit
bic 6orttge 8eDolferung cine 10 6lnt suz
iammengetpitrfelte, baB ie in 6u1bert
Sabrcn nocb nibt anlerifaniiirt per6s,t
f0nnte.
Der leBte alntlicbe Genius bonn Sabre
1890 er9tebt folgenoe 9~tationoLitQten Der
8eU0lferun9: Gingc6orenc 34,4O0, Milh>
ltnge 5000, @bineien 1890, Yortugieielt
$500, Sapaneien 12,400, 8olDneter 600,
Nmertfarer 1900, Gn9lGnoer 1900 uno
0euti6c 100. Scitoem aber itl0 nod6
etipa 700 G6tnelen unb 5000 Sapanelen
Dtt5l9efDmmen."
vS6lteBli6 fommt noc6 6as Q(r6eiter>
lDltcm od3t. NQeS ipiro bort ourb Som
traftorbeitcr gctban; Die Gingeborenen ar
beiten 10 tpentg ais m0gItcb, un6 ne6n1en
aut ben 9roBen 8lantagtn feline Q(rbcit an.
Sic @tltpan0crer arbciten I'M eriten Sabre
gut, iperoen abcr lpGter ebenio fauL tpte 0ie
@tn9cborentn. 0eBbalb miiiien iicb bic
@ontraftarbettcr aUf cine Hctie bon Sa6rcn
perpfi9ten, un6 f0nncn geieBlic6 ge3tpun>
gen t%pcroclt, ibren GOntraft ein5Hbalten.
Sbre Gontrattarbetter ober piirDeu Bic
Snicln btnncn tur5cr i3eit 6eniel6en 3uz
1tdnoen anhetmfaucn, mic ite iebt in Sa>
mdtcd unb 6uDti Su ftnOen itnb."
vg8aS bic 2eute BORT pollen, lit ibiper AT
ermttteln. Die JtcUolutionQre Derlangen
Nnglieoerung at cine groBc elropGiicbe
Wfo6t, un6 tpieber Nnbere 0te 6eriteulng
Der Wonar3ie.. l(ber Niemanb ipriCbt itb
git @unitcu elmer 8cpubtif aus.
r9ttcbt penige Gerionen iino Ser 9(nficbt,
oaB eth @cieB SUIT Function Ser Snieln err
lolien tperOen fOnnte, tpelcbes Sic Gage oerz
iclben unUerGnoert IGBt unb baben 3t benz
3tped bereitS einigc tbrer beiten 2cute berz
iiber9eianbt, UNI Sic 0fentIicbe Meinun9 5u
tbren 0unitcn gu bcarbettea, uno i'm Som
grcB Die cinIettenOcn S9rttte Su tbun. 60
LANCE ie6o3 @Ontrattarbeit ais critic 8cz
6tn8ung CUR @Oblfa6rt Der SnieIu betracbtet
lperoen mus, bat cine 9(n9licDerung Der Snz
leln an Die Ser. Staten nicbt ben geril1giten
8ertb, uno ioaten ale 6erartigen BlGne
BET Sette gelegt perben."
, 1893-09-08
Cine 9onse Ortfdoft foft p6uie
nteoer9ebrannt.
Qur eini9e pettioe 6ebGuoe oen ;fIammen
ent9aroen.
8at6p II, @iS., 8. Sept,

@eitern Mbenb, 5ipii9cn ac6t unb neum
l1br, bro6 in 6. g. IelionS @el9dftSe
laoen 6euer aus, wObur9 fait Der gan5c
Srt %5erit0rt muroe, unO QueS, mas bon
Der Srti9aft 8alomin nocb iibrig gcblicben
1T, limb bret ooer bier QaOen9ef6dftc unb
Elm 8aar No6nbduier. 9fic6ergebrannt
iin0 6. 8, NelionS 2o6en; 8. q. g8ottez
ions SattLergci6dft S. g.. 6olmes unb
Nnton Senien's 2aben; Setter0ren'5 unb
8ullmann'5 @iienlpaarengei9att G9riz
l%tenion'8 9lpOtbefe itnb Snoienbes un6
Srant's Waarcnlager, ln6 6ies tparen Sic
beoeutenoiten @ei6aftSbduicr beS Orte8,
Der Gerl!it miro itb auf annaberub $780,
600 belaufen.
, 1893-09-08
Is foB 9lut,
IN Sem Rompfe 5piihen Sen itrei=
fen0en en9lifden KoPIeusrdbtrn
uno lrliIitGr
Duroe elmer Der Streifer e~etootet, Elm an6crer
lebensqef6 hrlid perwunoet.
Qon6olt, 8. Sept.

9epeibcn aus 8ontcfract bcitdtigen,
oaB i'll BENT geitcrn 2(ben0 itattgebobtcn
&anrpie 5pil5en aufriibrerii9cn Streifern
uno Ntilitdr Elm G~rubcnarbeiter gct0btet
unO EN- anOerer lebcnS8cfGDrli0 Oer>punoet
purbe.
9tc Streifer tuaren bie gauge Nabt 6inz
ourb nit Der 3erit0run8 bon Gigcntbnm
Der @rubenbeliber beicbGfti9t, unb ipeoer
8olt5et, mod Wtilitdr OerrnO>btcn ie baron
SIT btnOeru. 2tm icblimmitert murbe Qorb
Otai6amS' 8eiiBt6um uernitftet. Die
3rupptn 5o9en iidb crit beutc Morgen nm
8 ltbr 3uriif, Tim fur3e 53eit Der 9fube gu
genteBen. 2(ub bic Streitcr 6atten iib INN
jene 3eit 5iemlicb uerlnufer man befiircbtel
aber cine Grncuerung Ser lluruben i'm
&aIfe bcS beutigen SageS.
, 1893-09-08
Oas 6eiddftsIofaI Ser Noams
Grpref Go.
I'm cine 3iemIt9e Summe beraubt.
Mfrnn. O..8. &c.

Atron, ., 8. Sept.
@citern 9lbenb, gegen iieben l16r, tpdbz
renb ber Qbpeien6ett 6eS Ngentcn elliott,
~brau8en Ginbrecbcr in Oas @elbGftslofal
6cr QlOarn5 GrpreB Co., un6 roubten ben
@elbi4ranf aus, 9o8 SbloB beiielben
mar nibt boIitGn6t8 pcri4loiicn iporben,
lnO cS befanbcn iicb $4,000 in itG6tiicben
@cIoern CUR 8e5a6Iung bon Bombs 0arin,
ebenio bte Gageseinnabmeu, inn 8etrage
bon $1,000. 6eute Morgen tp1roe Elm
frii6crcr 2lngeitcuter Der @eieuicbaft, 9taz
mems 6arrD 2on86ea6, nit me6reren 1eincr
&aneraoer ais Der Sbat OcrbGcbti8 in 6aft
genDmr1en.
, 1893-09-08
Gtermann's 8auon 9erettet.
OerfeIbe mitten i'm midi9an See Don einem
Dampfer auf9efidt.
8uffaIo, sc. q. s. Sept.

Ser 0ampfer Scranton bon BET 0afas
pannaaQinie, tpelcber gcitern Mor9et BON
Chicago a%nfon1, bat eincu groBen 8auon
nit einem Grapes an 8orb, tpclc6er, ME
bcr Gapttdn bericbtet, ant lcBten Wfpntag
mitten I'M Mi4i9an Sec aufgefiiDt wlrbc.
IS lit Dies uu5peifelbait OcrIcIbc 8aQou,
nit welcbem Der 2uf.ibiffcr Gicrmann in
Wttltpaufee o%ufitieB, unO in Ben See
%itiir5tc. Gtermonn murDe bcfanutlicb bonn
Sc6ooncr GQcn Wiliam5 aus icincr ge,
fa6rpoQen Gage 9%erettet; Ser 8auon beftn>
BET iicb in 8utcm 3uitanbe, uno lit Dem
6errn Giermann sur Scriiigung 9eitcQt.
, 1893-09-08
IN fdnf Gosen, pier5ebn Stun0en
uno So 21(inuten
ST oie uGampanio" pom Sandy 6oof mad
Queenstown ~9eoampft.
8 ueen5tomn II, 8. Sept.

Ser Gunar66ampfer Gampania, Gapt.
SainS, pelcber am 2. September III II
ltDr IA Wttn. Nocbmitta95 Die 8arre bel
SanbD 6oof paiiitte, lit beutc morgen nm
8 llbr 5 W}in. bier angefommen. ST. 8ez
braucbte 3ur lleberfabrt 5 Sage, IA Stun>
ben unb So Wtinuten. Die td9ltcb Suriifz
9clcgtcu Streden betrugen: 400, 481, 48O,
494, 400 uno 405 WteiIeu,
8atrif GantQ, Elm 3pii9enOedSpaiias
gier, itar6 pGbreno Der Gciie.
, 1893-09-08
,,Ristmet."
Die GRolera AUDI in KonfantinopeI,
Dos ober oen Giirter ridt aus feiner be-
f6auIiden 2uhe a%uft0rt.
Som # pei, s. Sept.

Grob Oes beborrIic6en S9pcigcns Ser
tilrfiic9cn 8ebOrben iiber Sic Sade, lit CO
zinc feitltebenoe Sbatla3e, baB bic GboIera
in ~&onitantinopeI eri9ienen lit. @S iin0
beretts 81 Berionen bon Der Seucbe be-
fallen tporoen unO Is 8eitorben. Sn iGmmtz
lic6en rumdniicben 9onouitdoten 9auit Der
firbterlicbe @ait. Q(ucb in @alt5ien ltnb
l1ngarn mebren iib bic G%rfrantun8en rno
SDbeSfGue.
Mannbetm, 8, Sept.
Die Gbolero bat it6 auc9 bier einge=
ntltet. 0eitern fam pieoer ein neuer SAL
CUR Nnsei9e.
, 1893-09-08
11leRrere mobnP6uler uno Sdeunel
etn9edihert.
Der DerIuit sur RdIfte 0ur9 Derli6eruno
eeoedt.
s t, Su., 8. Sept.

GeItern Nabmittag bracb in benz y8roof7
I'm" %9euannten @obnungSutertel Seuer
aus, uno Bic 6euertpebr bate lcbtpere2Irbeit
nm BET Slammen, Sic itcb roienb ibnell
berbreiteten, 6err gu tpcrOen, So(gcuOeS
@i3ent6um purbe %serit0rt: baS @obnbaus
nebit Scbeune bon 2afoDette 0elon8; 6enrp
2%tnbiap's 8obnbaus unb Scbcunc; 6as
6aus BON Q8iuiam @n6erS uno Die 8ape
ttitenzM iiitonSfircbe. Der 0ciammtperluit
betra9t $1,000 unb lit ettpa 5ur 6dlfte burdb
8erIt9erung gebe6t.
, 1893-09-08
Strafenrduber iiberfalIen einenpot=
paSen
limo berauber Ole poriGde.
Gerre 6aute, Sn6., 8. Sept.

Gerre Saute, Sn6,, 8, Sept.
6eute mor9en in frii6er Stln6e iiberfiez
len 3ipei StraBenrGuber einen 8oitlpagen,
bd1Oen unb fnebelten ben &utlcber oelieIz
ben, GaD 9iidtns, unb raubten 1dmmtIid6c
Yolt1dde aus. 9orauf fubren ite nocb cine
Stunoe lang in Den StraBen lumber uno
befretten Oann ibren @efangcnelr. 2lltf Dem
g8a9en 6efan0en iicb nur gep06nlic6e 8oit7
lacben; bon ben Gaubcrn lit bis iebt nocb
fetne Spur ent0e6t pDroen.
, 1893-09-08
1taIien uno Pouono nod unter Sem
Banne Ger GhoIera.
Rotterdam mo 2tmteroom nod perbGltni6=
m66t9 oapon peridont.
6 on6o II, 8. Seot

Nctcren Nacbricbtcn 3Nfolge 6ot Bic 3abl
Scr SterbeiG4e unb Scr Grtranfungcn al
oer Gbotera III 0olIano uno in Staten i'm
0urcbi9nitt nOD njcbt nb9cnommcn. Sin
SAT-, 0er Don NmtSipcgen fir Die oItatiicbc
GDolero crflGrt murbe, fam in NmiterDom
Dor; bob bcfinbct ii6 Der .Grfranftc aui
Dem @e9e Der @cneiung. Neuc Grfron:
tungcn all Ser Seuc5e famcn in 9totterOoSr
nicbt Dor.
, 1893-09-08
Gin Sheriff Don einem fudtisen
I(e9er
Durd einen SduB t6otIi9 perpunoet.
SoGion, Semi, 8. Sebt

0VTF7T'7 - OvTF'
@citern Qlben0 tpurbe Ser Sheriff 6. 81.
8roots bon einem 8cfan9cncn gtegcr, Sea-
mems Sobn Mtllt0mS, burcb etncn ScbuB
t00tli6 berlpunbet. Ser 9{eger fliicbtete
ficb in BEN 8alo, ipur6e ober bon elmer 9(bz
t~Deilung 8erittener Derfolgt. Soute er
e%in8cfanoen perben, 10 lit i6m Ser nac6Ite
8aumait iicber.
, 1893-09-08
g arts. 8. Sent.

QuS J1io Sanciro miro gemeGoet, 6aB auf
8strie6 beS fran3Olii6en Commanders bic
ausmdrtigen Nbmiralc in braiilianiidhen
0emdiiern bci6lolien bo6en, cine gez
icbieBung ser StaOt Ourcb Die reooluttonGre
T(otte ntcbt 81 geitatten.
, 1893-09-08
Oampfer=N ahrtdten.
IN ser NaGt oemeI0et !:

Sem Oorf: Spree" bon 8remen.
8remen: rOarmltabt" na9 Stem
Oorf abgegangen.
southampton: yGraoe" bon Seem
Oort uno mach 8remen meiter9efa6ren.
8remcrbaDen: y6auel" bon Stein
Oorf.
Ferte 9emeIoet:
Stem Oorf: y@enetian" BON G6ri|
itianlun6, n@cGert" Don 9~amburg, rgtorz
MAMMA" BON 0amburg.
s. ambu r0: yGolumbta" bon Stem
Dorf, %v9tu8ia" BON Stem OOrf.
SoutDampton r6iirlt 8tSmorf"
nad5 9ten Oort obgc8on9cn.
8rcmcrDapen: uStraB6ur9" bon
Stem gorf.
, 1893-09-08
Die 5inridtun9 Ger perurtbetlten
Ghoctams
miro heute ftattfnoen.
ct. g il. 8. Scnt.

ct. 2olt is, 8. Sept.
Cine SpeSiolbcpclcbe an Oo8 yG6rontclc"
bon @ilberton, $. g., mel6ct, boB bic
6inricbtung Der De~urtbeiltcn GboctapS
beute itattfinOen miro, un6 baB llnruben
befiircbtet nerbcn-
, 1893-09-08
Quf Der S6rfe

pur6e @eisen i'm Septcmberterm;n nit
65(9653 gebanbelt, I'M 9e5enbertermin nit
695@695, aliO UNI &c sober, ais geitern am
S8luB.
6orn itieg i'm Scptembertermin ouT 40
un6 ging aui 395 5uriG, per Otai 49, @44.
Safer, september 24S@25, rcit; 0lai
31305.
S9peinelciib 14.35 I'M Sfto6er,
S3naI5 500, Gippben 8.00@o.173.
Nbonnirt duf DaS @ben6blatt ber Suinois
Staats= 3eitHna 8reis l Sent.
, 1893-09-08
Berlin. s. Sept.

I O CNPtF
Der grins bon NeapeG retit nit Dem
&ai1er nacb Stuttgart 81 Der am Is.
bs. BORT ftattfinbenben groBcn 4arabe unb
tebrt bon bort nacb Won5a 3uriid.
, 1893-09-08
Stdotiihes.
Srieffditen.

&. ct. Gine 0}tuiar6e' lit 9teiB 1000
Wtiuionen.
, 1893-09-08
Der 9eitriSe Sdobomtsousmeis.
Burlington, 8. Sept.

Ser geitrt9e S9aBamt5auswei5 lit mte
foI9t:
g}ettoz g G6oorrat6 am G.. September
$97, 1862; Z. Sept. $97, 534, 779; 9t6z
nabme $197,893.
Jtetto seiebli6e 3a~blun9SmitteG oorz
rGtbig am 6. Sept. $12, 1926, 1852; Z. Sept.
$12,717,441; Qlbnabme $109,311.
Netto7 g tlberporrat6 am 6. September
So, 945, sos; Z. Sept.: $4,077, 1877; !3u-
na6me $132,231.
@trtlic6er Wtebrbetrag an 8oargel6 tibet
auSltebenbc certificate am G.. Septcmber :
$114,504, 800; Z. Sept.: STA 800, Ol7
Qlbnabme $174,973.
Sci 8anten 0eporirt am 6. September
$13, 141 1872; Z. Sept. $12,397, SOL; Mbz
nabme $743,831.
Nettosaaiienz8iGans am 6, September :
1926, 727, sos; Qlbndbme $918, 304.
Die auswdrti9en Q0mirdIe baben
befhlofen,
Cine 8ei9ieBun9 Ger Staot Rio Jareiro nidt
gu ouloen.
, 1893-09-08
6ebt nit Sem Halter nod Stuttgart

limo fehrt Damn nad mon5a 5uriid.
, 1893-09-08

Cine 8ef9ie6ut9 Ger Staot Rio Janeiro nidt
gu ouloen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-20

he still proposed having it. He lay in the corner of the room perhaps twenty minutes, and then, without noticing my friend and myself, glided out toward the dead ratt1er. He went up to it con fidently. and beginning at the head, licked it's body down on one side clear to the tail, and we could see thick oily substance deposited on the scales of the dead reptile. Having fabricated one side, the kingsnake returned to the head again, and licked the body all the way down on the other side. Then going back to the head the king snake threw open his jaws, and without any ceremony began to swallow his late antagonist, though the rattler was almost two feet longer than himself and three inches bigger around. This
 was too interesting a process to miss,
 and we made night of it watching it.
 am unable to say how that lzingsnal1e
 put that rattler, so much bigger than himself, inside of himself, but by eight o'clock in the morning the last bit of the rattlesnake had been forced into the kingsnake's stomach. But the
 kingsnake was & sight, He was about
 the shape of a toad fish, and after the
 process of gorging was over he seemed to be, and we thought he was, as dead as the snake he had swallowed. But we let him lie. In 0 week he began to get smaller, and in three weeks he was up and about, evidently looking for a chance at another rattler. So we turned him out of the house and he went glid- ing out on the prairie with fire in his eye, and pity the first rattlesnake he sighted. ."-N. Y. Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-20

upon them, 1SaW that the k1n4fgSnak0 was aware of the fact. Whether he feared that this miscalculation was likely to give the rattler a chance to reach his head back and use his fangs or not I don't know, but I could see that the kingsnake's attention was divided be- tween watching for that possibility and his endeavors to get his fatal folds around the rattlesnalze and end the perilous contest. The rattler seemed to recognize the fact that he had some kind of an advantage, and he managed, with the sense of a wrestler, to wriggle | and twist in such way that he de- feated the kingsnake in his efforts. I | had noticed, while the snakes were rest ing, that the rattler was nearly two feet longer than the kingsnake, and, knowing that the latter had attacked the former for the express purpose of making a meal on hlm, wondered at his nerve.
 'The two snakes tossed and tumbled and writhed together for ten minutes, | and then that round came to an end. During all this struggle the kingsnal1e | kept his jaws fast in the rattler's neck. He never let up particle on that As | they lay on the ground at the end of | that round-the second one I had seen; don't know how many more they had | fought took long stick was using as a cane, and running one end of it under the kingsnalxes lower jaw, | where he was fastened to the rattler, I lifted the twosnakes from the ground. They simply writhed and wriggled their | long bodies, and finally wound them about the stick. My friends ranch was near by, and I carried the snakes there and put them on the floor of a small room in his house. As soon as I put them down they resumed the fight, the | kingsnalxe retaining his tenacious hold on the rattler, the struggle being the efforts of the one to enfold the other in his coils, and of the other to prevent it.
 If the rattler could have broken the
 hold of the kingsnal1e's jaws on his ? neck, I haven't the least doubt that
 this record of kingsnake and rattle.
 snake fight would have been broken,
 for the rattler would have won. But
 he couldn't do it.
 "And so the combat went on, each
 round lasting from five to ten minutes
 from the time I discovered the two
 snakes until Il o'clock at night. Then
 at the end of a particularly long round
 my friend and I, who had watched the
 fight without leaving 1t minute, were
 surprised to see the kingsnal1e let gc
 his hold on the rattler and crawl to one
 corner of the room. But he knew what
 he was doing. The rattlesnake had
 given up. He had to. He was as deat
 as a stone.
 1T know these two snakes had beer
 fighting eleven hours. If the king
 snake had turned over and died after
 all that would have thought no less o. 4 him. But he didn't. He had started ir
 to have meal on. that rattlesnale, anG
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-20
WATERBURY EVENING DEMO(

with the knife-and there lay Las celles, dead, before Doyle could know or realize what he was doing. In fact, Doyle never did know. It was what his wife had told him, and life had been a hell to him ever since that woman came back. She had black mailed him, more or less, ever since he got his commission, because of an old trouble he'd had in Texas.
 And this confession was written out for him, signed by Doyle on his dying bed, duly witnessed, and the civil au- thorities were promptly notified. Bridget Doyle was handed over to the police. Certain detectives out some where on the trail of somebody else were telegraphed to come in, and four days later, when the force of the fever was broken and Waring lay weak. languid, but returning to his senses, Cram and the doctor read the confes- sion to their patient, and then started to their feet as he almost sprang from the bed.
 "It's an internal liel'' he weakly cried. 'I took that knife from Doyle and kept it. myself saw Lascelles to his gate, safe and sound"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-20
Ant Voices,

The statement is often made that there are probably sounds in nature too acute to be distinguished by the human ear, but which may be perfectly clear to the auditory sense of other members of the animal kingdom. Attention has just been called at a meeting of the British Chronological society to a very interesting case in point. Accord ing to Dr. Sharp, ants have the most perfect sound-producing organs that have yet been discovered in insects. These are situated upon certain seg- ments of the abdomen of some species of ants examined by him, the sound be- ing produced by rubbing. But Dr. Sharp has not heard these ant voices, nor has anybody else, although he is convinced of their existence. The sounds are too delicate for our gross ears. An attempt was made to hear them with the aid of the microphone, but the only sound detected was that produced by the ants in crawling. Companion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-20
GENEVIEVE.

Have you seen little maiden, Quaint and sweet and very fair o@ Violets blooming in her eyes CTwas in spring she left the skes), Sunbeams playing in her hair Aye, bonnie sprite from Aidenf Iris our darling, GenevieveI Have you seen little fairy, Weaving web and.woof of bliss Der the dwelling where she bides- Where her winsome spirit glides- Brewing here and there 0 kiss, When her tiny footsteps tarry?
 Iris our Queenie, Genevievel Have you seen among the roses, One rare bud outvie the rest All it's heart wondrous pearlP She it is-our little girl;
 Pearl of pearls; loves high bequests Sweetest flowers midst the posies. Heart's-ease-pansy,G Genevievei Have you seen this little maiden, In the sunshine-by the way, Mignon that we loved so well, Child or angel, who can tell? (She may child to others be She Is angel unto mel % Heaven guard her night and day, All her life with joy be laden,
 Mammals treasure, Genevievel Louise J. R. Chapman, in N. Y. Independent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-20

pc. W. Vests N rye and Brain Treat @ent, a s2erid1 fo, uysteria, Fi s Neuralgia Ner 5ous rrostr4,on eau sod by alcohol or tobacco, Wake tulnoss dental Dep" sson, Softentng of Brain, mature Age, and Female Weaknesses, olus d by oyo'-exertion or brai mon h's ix butles to cure E .ch orlef for box ,s,with g. will send writ ,en guaran to refund money f not cured. C4n rant 'e issue 1 only by K c Partree, OrugS st, Waterbur Conn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-20
WatGrburYFirG Alarm

LOCATION OF BOXES 13-Rogers & Bro.
 13-Cor East Main and Niagara Sts. 14-East Main street and Wolcott road 15-Cor High and Walnut Sts. 16-Corner East Main and Cherry Sts. 17-Cor. East Main and Cole Sts. 21-Cor. North Elm and KiDgsbury Sts. 23--Cor. North Elm, North Main and
 Grove Streets. 24-Waterbury Manufacturing Co(private 25-Cor. North Main and North Sts. 26-Cor. Buckingham and Cooke Sts. 27-Corner Grove and Prospect. 2S-Cor. Hillside Ave. and Pine St. 29-Cor. Johnson and Waterville Sts. 212-The Platt Bros & Go. (private.) 214-Waterbury Clock Co.,, Movement
 Factory (private)
 3-Exchange Place. 32-Corner West Main and Willow street. 34-Cor. West Main and Watertowp Rd 35-Horse car railroad stables (priv vate., 36-Waterbury Brass Go (priv .6e.) 37-Corner Cedar and Meadow Sts. 3S-Corner Grand and Field Sts. 312-Corner Bank and Meadow Sts. 313-Randolph & Cloves (privste) 314-Plume & Atwood Go (privste.) 321-No4 Hose house, 323-Holmes, Booth & Haydens (private :, 324-Cor Charles and Porter Sts. 25-Cor. Simon St and Washington Ave 43 Corner of South Main and Grand Sts 42-Corner of South Main and Clay Sts. 43-Waterbury Watch Co (private.) 45-Benedict & Burnham Co (private.) 46-Waterbury Buckle Go Cprivate.) 47-Corner South Main and Washington 4;2-Tra y Bros building, Benedict street,
 (private.)
 5-Scovill Manufacturing Co (private.l 52-Corner of Franklin and Union Sts. 53-Waterbury Clock Co.,, Case Factory,
 (private)
 54-Corner Clay and Mill. 56-CorGer Liberty and River Sts. 57-No Hose house, 5S-Corner Baldwin and Stone Sts. 6-Corner Bridge and Magill Sts. 62-Co1ner poolittle Alley & Dublin Sts.
 SIGNALS.
 One stroke 12 M.
 One stroke calls the superintendent ot lire alarm telegraph to the City hall. Two single strokes, fire out or fire under control, used as a recall.
 Ten strokes (quick) will indicate a gen. eral alarm.
 Fifteen strokes (quick) and repeat calls out the militia.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-20
Ives and Roberts to Play Again.

LONDON, June <, The billiard match between Frank Ives, the American cham pion, and John Roberts, the English cham pion, has been agreed upon. The game will be played early in July upon the same table used in the last match, and the ''jammed cannon" Gawed carrom) is to be barrad
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-20
A SNAKE DUEL.
It Lasted Eleven Hours, and Then
 the Kipgsnake Won.

I seems a pre- posterous thing
 to say, but a snake that en- joys making its dinner on an- other S n a k 0 won't miss it's meal because the snake it has set out to dine on is a good deal bigger t h a n itself," said a naturalist. "At l e a s t a king