davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-29
Wil uol feiner grau nidDts mebr
winen.
Ob9leta iie ibm Don Oeutialano
nad9eretit 1T
LIMO er iebt ais NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gut per-
for9t 1T.
8altintor e, 20. SuLi.

@cnn Or. George &riebn, 2ebrer Ser
0elbtobte IN Der SobnS 6opfins l~1nipcr>
1ttdt, bic 6rau 2outie Wfeier, pel6e 9eitern
nit Dem 0anpfer Stuttgart bier antam,
nt6t ais ietne Srau a%nerfennt, 10 niro bte>
lelbe ipteber bie Giidreiie nab europa an
trete1 miiiien. Die Srau bat bic politGn7
otgiten Sepeile IN 6Gnoen, baB Der 0ottor
lbr @attc lit, a6er bieier mil ablolut nicbtS
bon tbr mtiien, unb ibeint ibr ais @befrau
etnfa6 v9cfitnotgt" Su Daben. gta6 Der
Gr6Gblung Der Srau tpur0e tic i'm lebten
Sabre nit bem Or. &rie6n bcfanllt, ais
oeriel6e cine Getle burc9 Die Sbtpei3
moAtc. Sb9leicb iie flint Sabre alter mar
ais ct, lie lit ndmlt6 30 un0 er 25 Sabre
alt, perliebte ct ii6 in iie, unb am &c.
Wtdr5 tpurOe 6ocb5ett gemabt. Na6ocm
oaS lunge gdar eine 3ett lang Sulammcuz
gelebt bate, fe6rte Der 0oftor in feline Set
mat6 suriid, tpGbrenb Die Srau BEL Ser
ipanoten blteb. 9tacboem ite Wfutter gez
tporoen tpar un0 lie tbtem @atten bieS nit
gctbeilt bate, i6rieb btcier ibr surif, baB
tbre bctocrleittgen S~tellungen in ser Sc
eulbatt 81 un9leib leien, urb baB es tpobl
baS Bette iet, 1penn ite iicb trennten. 0az
OOH 4Uoule Due lull9e UrdU IcOOcD nlG9t9
ipi1ien, unb Oesbalb icbte iic lief auf Sen
Oampfer unb fam b%eriiber. Or. &riebn
beftnbet iicb augenblidltcb tn Gbica9o unb
tpoDnt nit %cinigcn Gollegen bon BET SobnS
6optins llniperiitdt in SEQ. 3410 9tbooes
Npe. Seine Srau lit p0uig mitteIIoS, Il6
tpenn itcb tbr ungetrauter @atte nicbt ihrer
annimmt unO ais Tralt anerfennt, 10 tpir6
oicielbe p%abribeinlib tpieocr 1acb ibrer
europdtiben 6etr1atb 5uriidfebren mitlien.
, 1893-07-29
Der Senator Oopio 9. fill fpriat
ouf etnem Picnic Ser Popfen=
bauer in per- tdnoi9er
Deiie
neber npsrf0nIide 6reiheit".
Sc III E. 81 81 % Gnli-

" y III y ~. O.y 20. NOIll.
Q(uf 6tm b%euttgen 8icnic 0cS GereinS
6opfenballer in SDlptan 8eac6 belt ocr
Senator 0oDio 8. 5iu cine Qlnipracbc, in
ipelcber Ell iiber y9eri0nltcbe 6rei6ett"
ipra9. vBeri0nlibe Srcibcit", iagte er,
lin beften uno lpetteitcn Sinne, mcint 6as
9r0Bte WfaaB bon Sreibeit, pelcbcs Dem
etn5eLnen 8Ir9er 9epGbrt tperoel1 fam,
obne Der @obIfabrt beS ganscn @cmeinz
tpeienS trgen0 tpcl6en Jta6tbeil Su5ufiigen.
l1nb lt6erltb mag ais au9emcine 9tcgel
angenommen meroeu, 6oB Gin 8iirgcr
elic1, trinfen 1nO tragcn mag, 1pos i0m
beliebt, baB CT auf leinen TeI0crn iden uno
crnte1 mag mas barauf ipndlcn mill, un6
6aB CT in iciner Werfitdtte baS onfertigen
bari, mas i6u1 icin @etit ein9iebt. 0ies
iiu0 notiirItcbe 9tccbte, Die ct beioB, eDe
Hegierun9en gegriinDct OOer 8crfoliungen
gcmacbt nurocn Gecbte, tpelcbc CT ntenlalS
aufga6, uno 9tecbte, Sic iDm burcb Serial
iungen unb @eicBe ni1t 9enOmnen tperz
ben biirf fen.
v9er 0fiB6raucb 6er %peri0nlichen Trciz
belt burcb bic 8urger nir0 itetS ais Gor.
tpan6 3ur 8ei9 rGntung bericlhen benuBt
Sic ollie fennen ben alten fa0enl6einigen
8elpei8gruno, baB tpenn 2eute iiber ibrcn
Q(ppetit b%inausgeben, e8 Ste Nobl>
fabrt be5 @%emeintpeiens pcrlangt, oaB Die
Q(nferti9un8 un0 ber 8ertaut bon Dem,
ipas tie eiien uno %trtnfen, 6urcb ltrenge unO
briGenoe @elebe untcrorlift iperDen muB.
Die G6orbeit bielcS ~ob9etraucbten 8cipeiSs
.9runbeS lit icDr flar, lpenn man %bebenft,
baB ser OtiBbrauD ir8eno zines 9tecbtcS
nocb burbauS feinen @run6 fir beiien
Gerni6tun9 giebt."
, 1893-07-29
6ewolti9e 6etretoemafen weroen
Don 1nontreal perfdtdt,
uno Ole neutrality-suspicious. haben
ale Pdroe Doll 5u thun.
&c e m Oprf, 20. Sult.

Der Sun" miro bon Montreal 9emelz
bet, OaB geftern bel Der Gr0ffnung Der
NttienbOric befiircbtet wurbe, baB ser
ibpacbe Stano 6es @el6marttes einc 9a>
ntf sur Sol8c baben t0nne, aber Elm reicbes
SDnbifat beDirftc cine g~iinitige @enoung,
uno iteIlte OaS Gertrauen ipieocr Der. @Gbz
reno Der Nftienmarft in Mtitlciocricbait
ge3ogcn lpuroe, tparen anbere 9lrtifel felt,
uno eS tpurOen 9eipoltige Wtaiien bon Sc
treble bon bier ~pcrionbt. Die Spcicberz
u1b SranSpOrtattonsgeleui9oftcn baben
ale 6Gnoc Dpu 5u tbun, I'M Die ungebeuz
ren 8orrGtbe BON getreibc, pelcbe BON bier
beforoert per0en, 81 beipdlti9en.
, 1893-07-29
Die Ro6boRnperoronun9en fir oie
Oorofeite.

@egen 6as ita6trdtblicbe Gomite fir
StraBeE unO 9uepS Der 9foroiette mir6
nicbt Obne @runo Bic 8eldbuloigung err
bOben, Dab es abit9tIicb Sic pcridbic6enen
t9m porliegenbcn observation-disclosures
atf bte lan8c 8ant SIT icbicbcn perluche.
Sett Wfonaten liegen benz Gomite bic err
ipdbnten Geroronunger 5ur 8ericbter@
l%tattln9 Dor, oocb bat man bis jcbt pergebz
ltcb aut etnen 8crtcbt getpartet. gSdbrenb
nun ctncrieits bic 8ebauptung alts9ez
lprO6en miro, 6aB Die betrcffenoen Staotz
pGtcr I'M &riibcn 5u fiiben iucben, bctBt es
anbereriettS, 0aB bic bctreffcnben GeieI@
ibaftcn infolge Der aIgentcineu @elb@
flennme cine bal6ige Gnti6eiOung ntcbt
tpiini6en, Oa ite befiircbten, baB ite nicbt
I'M Stanbe itnb, Bic nOtDigen NtitteI suz
lanmen 81 brin9en.
, 1893-07-29
Oas Wild1= 1nfpe:ttons=Surea

Gem @eiud6 beS @eiunb6eitscommiiidrs
9tcDnOlbs, baB baS 2nboratorium Oes
Observation-Disclosures nac6 benz Sc
iunobettsamte perlegt uno 10 erlpeitert
tperbe, baB es aub fir battcrtologiicbe
lInteriucbungen 6enuBt tperben fam, miro
Dorausii6tlicb eutiproben mer0cn. 9as
6inan3comite bat baS @eiucb befiirportet.
g8enn O%aiel6e ipirfltcb angenommcn mirb,
10 miro Der Superinten0ent 6es Wtildz
MISUNDERSTANDING poraIsiicbtlicb ab9ez
iebt nno feline 9lrbeit BON benz 0eiunDbeits>
commiiiar Ibernpmmen tperoen.
, 1893-07-29
sdon pie0er ein Koilirer obbonOen
9efommen.
DerfeIbe bate nit orei 6eiddften 5u tburt,
nno in feinem oerieIben itimntt ole Kafe.
sc q il ch c It &c. S.. %. &ult.

- y ~ @fI ~ ON"''
G9arIeS s. Worriu, Ser &aliirer Der
n9fationol 8ant Of tbc Gommontpcaltb",
bic am lcbte1 Wontag bancroft mocbtc,
5u84cicb Sc5aBmteiiter Der v0errpfielo
Savings 8ant" unb Ser v8eople's Sire
Sni, Go.", miro pcrmiBt. Sn Dfanbeiter
bat ct iib leit Dem Otittlpocb Morgen nicbt
icben lalien, unO allies, mas man Don ibnl
lettOem geb0rt BAT, lit, baB CT ictne 9teiigz
nation ais ScDaBu1clitcr Ser vGeople'S Sire
Sni. So" cinianbte, DcIc6e porgeitern Dem
8rdiiOcHtcn icner Ocicuidbaft burcb sic
Eoit Suging, o5glei9 bic 6anbl0rift nicbt
hte OcS 6rn. Wtorriu iei1 fol-.
SIS itno Oerilcbte im lImlouf, boB IN
alien @eic5dttcn, nit bcnen ct Sit tbul1
bate, ser &aiicnbeltanO nicbt nit Den
8it6ern itbcrcinittmmt, unO cine ioiort
porgenomncnc lll'terilDung miro in cini@
gen Sagen Die lpnDre GacbIa0e crGc6cn.
, 1893-07-29
Der Dioeprdiioent bdIt in Seattle
etnen Gmpfan9 alb
LIMO febt nm 5 ubr moreems feline Reife fort.
SeattIe, gSa16., 80. Suli.

@eitcrn Wttttag nm sp0lf 11hr fam ser
8iccprdiioent Steoenlon nit letner Sc
g~lettung bon Gictoria bier all utb be9ab
iicb iofort nacb benz Nancier 6oteI.
SpGtcr lpuroe Die ganse @eieui6aft nocb
ser NrrrorD gelettet, no 2(nipracben gebaL7
ten 1purben, wOrauf Elm @mpfang itattfanO,
ySGbrenO beilclben murOe bet Trau StcOcnz
ion elm biiDi6,S vSOupentr" iiberrejcbt
UNI Mitternacbt fubr Die @eielibaft na1
benz @rcat gtortbernz8abnof beitieg BORT
ibren 8ripattpagen, un0 nm brei l1br Wtor7
gems siu9 oct Sonber5u9 na9 Spptane ab.
, 1893-07-29
6~eheimnifpole 8rdn0e in
Gpaniton.
0um ohtelt lrlaIc brart1tte ana freitag 2tbeno
eth Stall nieoer.

Die 9Oli3ci unO Sic gauge 8eipobncrz
ldaft BON Guaniton benuiibt iicb, einem
lonbcrbaren @ebeintniB auf ben 0rlnb gu
fommen. Sn ben IeBtcn acbt @ocben lit
jeocn Treita8 9lben6, balb nab Sonnenz
lrntcr9ang etn Stall9cbGube in Gpaniton in
6lanlmcn aufgegangen. @eitern Nbeno
I'M 10 80 brannte ipieDer Elm Stall nieoer,
der bes 6errn @. q. 9aine, Gfe Der Sub
ion unO 0reenlcaf 9lpe., obne Dab cine llrz
iacbe fir BEN 8ran0 ermittelt perbcn
tonnte. 9oB Bel her rc9eludBi9en 8ieoer7
tebr Der SrGnoe eS iib UNI 8ranbitiftung
banbclt, itcbt BET bcn 8etpobnern bon
Gpanlton auBsr allen 3tpeifeL unb Bic So
lt3et 9Iaubt. baB bic llcbeltbGter in elmer
8anoe ingenblicber StroIbe gu iIcbcn limb.
Grmittclt tonnten nber bie8ranbittfter btS=
ber ntbt mcrben, trobbem Sic @panitoner
8Ol%iSeidbanni6oft felt GINGER 3cit nm
etnt9e Spe5iaItpddbtcr permebrt tporOen lit.
, 1893-07-29
Gin 9ewalti9er BETTER Dor oem
BERN.
CT le9t in "a Stunoen ouf ieinem StabIro6
auf S%anofra6en 228 meiIeu 3urid.
8ittSburg, 9a., 20. Sult

8tttSbur8, 9a., 20. Suli.
@eitern ipdt Nben6 beenoete 66arles
8itticOrb, ein in Bitt5burg ipo6l6efannter
l3meiraofobrer, auf icinem StablroB eincn
Observation-Disclosures Nitt, woourcb CT
ietnern ytipalcn Scntin5, ipclcbcr fiir3licb
in "a Stunocn POSI- OtciIen suriif9clegt
bate, Die Galme ais Meiitcrreitcr emit
tDnnO.
Gon l ltbr 9citcrn Mtor9en Bis II ll6r
80 Ottn. 9cItern 2(bcnO bate 8etticorD auf
Sano Itrabcn bic Stredc bon 228 Wteilen
Surti69elegt.
, 1893-07-29
Ser AuOitOr Oer pdpitli6en 9elez
CATION, Wligr. Gbaretti,
8ebdnOt9t Sem 8tfdof Koin fein
Grnennun9soefret
2lIs Goaoiutor oes Gr5biidofs Kenrid pom
St. Souls.
@oi6tngton, 20. Stuff.

10 u y III y | y u 40 NNltl.
Der 8tibof s.. S. &atn bat benz 0tigr.
Gbarctti, Dem Qlubitor ser pGpitli1en
Delegation, einen 8elub ab9eitatlct, unb
BON bieiem Sic pGpitlicbsn Bullcn erbatten,
tpoburb er bon Dem 8ii9ofsiiB in 8bce>
ling ais Goabjutor no6 ct. 2ouiS pericbt
miro unb 5u9leib ben Sitcl ais Grsbii9of
BON OrprimbuS, einen1 alten 8ii6ofSitbc
III Ne9ppten, er6dLt. Der Gr3biicbof &ain
tpurbe inn Sabre 1910 in WtartinSburg,
SO. 8a., 9eboren, itubirte auf bem ct,
GbarleS college, in Der 9tGbc BON @Qicott
Gitp, un6 ouf Dem Seminar bon ct.
Wtaricn in Baltimore. ST. tpuroe i'm
Sabre 1875 aum 8iichof bon 86eeling &C.
ipeibt; geitcrn Q(benb reiite or na9 gforfolf
ab, bon no er it3 nacb N(tlontic Gttp be-
geben mtrb, nm i'm Septennber iein neuc3
2(mt anSutrcten.
, 1893-07-29
2tuftretun9 Ger Gbolera in Smyrna.
Die Qusbreitul1e Ger Seude pom oen Goniuln
uno oeu Seamten oes marinebospttaI=
otenite5 auf oas Sor9fdIti9ite
beobahtet.
% oihtnatpn Il. 20. Sui,

Ser Goniul 8iuiam 6. Gmmet in
SmDrna bat oil OaS StaatSOepartcmcnt
teIegrapbirt, baB in Dem o~Ortigen !6afens
plnbe bic @boLera aufgetreten lit. 9as
Gridbstnen Der SerIcbe IN Oieiem iptcbtigen
!6anoelsplabe oes Wittelmeeres pirb nit
GROCER 8elOrgniB beObocbtct, Die nmertz
fanii6en GoniuIn un0 bic 8camten be5
Observation-Disclosures i'm 9uslonoe 1perz
Sen bcsholb ibrc Sor9falt p%erboppeln, nm
ioforti8e }MittbeiIung BON Bet N%nnGbrung
Der Seucbe 81 macben.
, 1893-07-29
861e 6eruhte.
2Ir1oebli6e 3weifelhafte Gransaftionen oes
nGalico Charley" iollen urteriu9t
peroen.
S oitorta, O., 20. Suli,

Die @ldubi9er Der 6irma Softer & So.
unO BON ST. Sinan5miniiter Charles Softer
bei3loiicn in elmer 9ebcimen Sibun9, cinen
Sac6ocrltGnOi9en. anSuftellcn, Der u1tcrz
lucbcn iou, in tpicpeit bic @ericbtc, oab
bic 6oiterS betritgcril9s Neutrality-suspicious.
Fra9lngen 9ema3t bGtten, begrlnbet itnb.
, 1893-07-29
Die Rcpolutionstruppen aIIent=
balben iie9reidl,
Sic haben Ole Stoot llaiaYo ecnommen mo
Ole ucbcr9abe pom 6ranaoa miro
ItiiltoIib cruartet.
Gan Suan Sci 9 II t, Silica
rnnIn. %. &uli {

IS bciBt, baB Granada, ipelcbcs iebt
bon Ben &e8icrungStruppcn belebt lit, in
Der ndcblten StunOcn tapituliren
miro, uno baB Die Gage Der Rcgierungs7
truppen cine iebr beocnfliDe lit.
9tdbereS lit nicbt IN Grfahrung al 6rin :
gen, ba bie 8erbinoung nit 6ent Snnerl,
.abgelbnitten lit. Der General 3elapo,
Der Siibrer 6er &eOolution s%truppcn, bat
aub Maiapa na6 beftigem Sample ctnoe7
non11en. Gr beordngt Granada noch
befttg, BOB Die Gapitulation Der Stobt
ieoen Nugcnbltd crfpl9en tann. Den neuez
item, aus Ntcaragla cingetroffenen 9tad)=
mach, iimO Die 9lusiicbten fir bas
2anO 10 ibIcbt ais mOgli9.
, 1893-07-29
KIeiner Qniturm auf Ole ySroof-
Ign Sapin9s 8anf."
Jeocrmann nod heutc poa o~usbe3abIt.
BrooffDn, q. g., 30. Sui

StDOFIOH II, ID. y, %. Sui.
Nuf bic uSrooflpn Savings 8ant" fin
bet Gin lcjcbtcr Nnlturm itatt, unO e8 itcbcn
etipa buGOcrt Gerlonen bort in Clinic. Der
Nnlturm >pNroc our1 bic 9eitrigc 9(noroz
nIn8 Der BrIliocnttn BON Sporbontcn uer5
uriacAt, ponad Der Sonf orciBig Sage porz
Der WttttDcllun1 genlatbt iperocn muB. Der
&a'ltrcr 6lanorcou i09t, DAB bic Sant an
olic 0cppiitoreH, lpcIcbc bcItc ibr Oelo perz
lon8cn, Dell pollcn &etruG n~u5Sablcn iperoe.
, 1893-07-29
Der 6rofber5os . Peifen perrenft
itd beim SallfpteI Elm Knie
limo miro mebrere Gage lang oas Sett bitter
miiiien.
9 III It +. % Su[i.

@a6rcn6 cincS 8~auipieles i'm @orter
oes S6Ioiies N%olfSgartcu ftcl Ser @roB=
ber5pg BON 6eiien 10 unsliGlicb, DAB ct iid
ein 8nte perrenfte. Die 0erLehuno lit
oerarttg, baB ct mebrcre Sage lang pirb
OaS 8ett bitten mIilcn.
, 1893-07-29
Ueue 0olo5ufubr in 2lusiibt.

~ SEEM gort, 20. Suli.
2o3arb Sreres werben nacbiten Oaittz
tpocb boz 2%ioerpool aus $1,000, 900 in
@oto Dicr6cr Deribiffen.
Der 8ertb ber Ginfubr ousicblieBLicb
WetaugclO, toabrenO Oieier 98ocbs mar:
9rpgooOs 1858, 1914; iOnitt9e 8aoren
$3.50, 1877.
, 1893-07-29
OampfersN ahrihten.
1n ser Qadt oemeIoet :

2%On6On, in @i3t; rQ(Oriotic" bon Stem
OOrf.
2iOerpooG: columbia" bon 8oiton,
ottoman" bon Bottom.
0tep Oort: uGolumbio" bon 6amburs
r0elert" bon 6amburg yGompanta" por
HiOcrpoOI. (!6at ibre S9ncatgfeit 6iesmal
ni5t betpaRrt.)
Peute oemeloct:
NeopeI: rSronprin5 Srie6ri1 @ilz
beIm" BON Stem gort.
, 1893-07-29

= 8ir iinb 9cbetelt, ~unieren 9eitrigen
8ertbt nit Der lleberi6rtft v2teBen it9 III
Senolba traucn", babin SIT beribttgen, baB
nicbt Der OtiI6bGnoler 6atptborne iicb bon
ieiner Srau icbct0en lieB, ionbern baB bic
2ebtere cine S3eibung Don ibuG ~erIaHgte.
, 1893-07-29
Cine beoeutenoe SobrifanIaee nie
oer9ebrannt.
Der DerIuit ieood our6 Derfi6erurre eeoedt.
2ofport g. g., 20. Suli.

Hofport, q. g., 20. SWli.
Seute Wtor9en brannte Die 9(nlage Ser
vllntteb Sltburateb Tibre So" DouitGnOig
nteoer unO MIR bic nit Der 6abrif in Ser
b%tnbung ftcbenOe Mitble tpurbe 9erettct.
Die 9an5e 2lnlage mar ettpa $500 600
ioertb; Der Serluit betrd8t $4,000 bel etuer
Neritc5erung BON SIP, 600.
9as Seuer entitanb burc6 cine @aser>
ploiton in Solge eincS iiberbcistcn Ofens,
uno Die S6nIO .baran trGgt Der gtacDtz
tpd6ter Sreoeri6 S'0onncu, weldbcr in
ben 6lammen umtam. SIS mlroen in Der
Tabrtf aacrlet @efGBe, wie Sinner, Bot
ttbc &C. angefertigt, un6 bieiclbc bate Gin
3meiggeldbdft i'll B~ortlanb, See. Der
gfeubau oer 2(nlage pirb iofort in 9tngrtff
ge1om1men tperoen.
, 1893-07-29
Nnoeblider Sdnferott.

@tnem @eriicbte 5ufoIge bat Sic Soutb
garf 8ant an Der So. StraBe ibre 3abIunz
gen einseiteut, unb etn @tnnebmer tpurbc
ernannt.
, 1893-07-29
poHo9iere oes 9eitronoeten Dam
piers nSantiooo"
nit oem Oarnpfer nGienfueeos" in 1leu
Qorf an9efommen.
sc c IN gort, 20. Suli.

Scr 9ampfer yGienfue9os, mclber belltc
Worgell bon 9taliau %antant, bracbte abtse6n
8aiia8icre bes Oampfers vSantiago1, ber
auf ben @leutbra 8anten g~e1tronoet 1T.
, 1893-07-29

gfab6em iib bic erite unliebialnc 1leberz
raldung 9elc9t bat, gibt man ii0 bier ben
9lni0ein, ais Oh man Slams &lidSug por
Trontrei6 nit 6reuben bcgriiBe. I'm
5mcifelboft icOcnfauS lit, boB bic 0on0elSz
melt erleichlert oufotDmet, bcl1n cine crnlte
Gerptdelung nit 6rontrei1 bGtte fir 6iez
ielbe l9perc 6olgen MACH itcb 9e5o8en.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-17
A FAMILIAR STORY.
"Did Not Know 1t Was Loaded" and Shot
His Sister.

A sad shooting accident occurred at
Ogunquit in the town of Wells, last Sat
urday evening, which will result in lit
tie ten year old girl of H. W. Hutchins
being manned for life and probably in
the loss of one eye, if not both.
1t is the old story, 'Didn't know it
was loaded" It appears that the little
girl was playing shooting Birds" as
they call it, with two of her brothers, one
thirteen years old handling the gun,
which was a breech loader. He was
swapping the caps on unloaded shells at
his sister and brother as if they were
birds and he was shooting them.
He had one shell in which he had a
load of powder and got it into the gun
by mistake and the bird he fired at and
shot was his sister. He was only few
feet from her and his aim twas accurate,
as the charge struck her fair in the face
and eyes.
1t was at first reported that she could
not live, but DIR. Gordon, who attends
her now thinks she may possibly get
clear with disfigured face and the loss
of one eye.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-17
The portland Limited"

The people of Maine know good
thing when they see it, and their ability
to appreciate the best of everything is
unquestioned. When the Boston 6
Maine decided to put on the portland
Limited" express trains which run be-
tween Portland and Boston in three
hours, considerable number of people
thought they would notpay. Mr.. Niver,
the new vice president of the Boston 6
Maine. thought they would pay. He de-
cided to give them a trial at any rate. AS
result of the experiment, the fact is
settled that the people of this state will
have in the near future train service
which will be calculated to serve the
best interests of the travelling public,
and to satisfy the most exacting wishes
of everyone. All of the roads leading
to Boston will adopt new train schedules
early in the spring, which will provide
for more trains and faster trains than
are now run. This is good news to us
all, for we all want the best train service
that the railroads can afford to maintain,
If the new trains to be put on in the
spring are as well patronized as the
'Portland Limited has been, the rail
road officials will be more than pleased,
for the travel on these new trains has far
exceeded their greatest hopes.
The portland Limited leaves Port
land at s.45 a. M, arriving in Boston at
11.45 a. m. Returning, it leaves Boston
over the eastern division of the Boston
G. Maine at 40 p. M, arriving at Port
land at 7.3O p. m, Pullman cars on both
trains.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-17
GOD TEMPLERs.
CHAMBERLAIN District Lodge Meets with
Mystic Lodge.

Cumberland District Lodge met with
Mystic Lodge yesterday. District lem
plar Craig called the lodge to order at III
a. m. Grand Templar Frank IL. Dexter
Grand Secretary Geo. e. Brackett, Grand
Councillor E. W. Weber and Mrs. Emily
E. Game, Grand S. ]. T., were present and
made interesting remarks during the ses-
sions of the lodge.
The District Degree was conferred
upon three candidates. A resolution
condemning the druggists billwas passed
by a unanimous vote.
The reports of the District Lodge Off
GERS showed the lodges in good working
condition.
At 1890 the lodge took recess for
dinner until o'clock.
The following officers were elected by
the lodge and installed by Grand Secre-
tary Bracket, assisted by Grand Templar
Dexter. as Grand Marshal:
District Templar-M P. Elwel
District Councillor-Amos Mann
District Secretary-B, M. Leighton.
Treasurer-Geo b. Johnson.
MarShal-Fred Orr
Deputy Marshal-May Cobb
Guard-Dexter Hamilton
Sentiuel-H. S. Burgess.
d. Templer-Joseph Craig.
Interesting remarks were made by f.
H. Dexter, Geo. E. Bracket, Mrs. Game
and Nathan J. Sanford
The next session of the lodge will be
held at White Rock in May.
The evening meeting was presided over
by D. T., NJ. P. Elwell. The devotional
exercises were conducted by Rev. E. W..
Weber. There was fine reading by
Miss lotion, violin solo by Miss Bella
Tolman and Miss Ethel Doughty.
N. A. Caine was then introduced and
held the close attention OF the audience
Que hour, in which he presented the
claims of the Kelley Institute at North
Conway and the benefits that had been
conferred upon humanity by DR.. Kelley.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-17
PERSONAL.
of one eye.

Col Boothby of Waterville is in town.
Mrs. Arthur M. Sawyer is confined to
the house with the effects of a recent
very serious fall upon the ice.
John Evans of the Grand Trunk is very
sick with pneumonia.
There was a very pleasant reception
given to Mrs. Judith w. Andrews, chair
man of the Ramabal Association of the
United States at the First Parish house
last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-17
Lindsay Chautauaua Circle.

The Lindsay Chautauqua Circle held
an interesting meeting at the home Of
Rev. Mr.. Randall on Wednesday evening.
The course of study for the winter has
been very enjoyable and instructive, es-
peeially the study of s'United States and
Foreign Powers by Curtis. A review
of this book in the form of a contest
was part of the programme on Wednes-
day evening, and was most entertaining.
The Circle is soon to have course of
lectures on ''Greek Social Life" by the
celebrated Owen Seaman, M. A., gradu-
ate of Cambridge, Eng, and professor of
English in Durham College of Science,
Newcastle-on-Tyne The dates of these
lectures will be announced in the papers.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-17
p. V. E. A.

There was quite Urge meeting Of the
Portland Veteran Firemen's Association
last evening at Reception hall. These
donations were announced:
Belt from Victor No. 1, Fairfield, ILL.,,
from J. W. Plaisted.
Picture of Boston Common and the
distances that were played in the last
contest of the league.
Picture of Wing Pavilion, Munjoy
Hill, September 81, 1887, from B. L..
Sawyer
Picture of steamer burned in the fire
of 1866, also iron ring taken from old
leather hose,
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-17
THE ATKINSON COMPANY.
Important Changes at the Annual Meet
ing Yesterday.


The annual meeting of the Atkinson
House Furnishing Company, was held
at their office yesterday, large number
of the stockholders being present.
The capital stock of the company was
increased from S1,Oo0,0oo to $4,000, 900,
and vice president, assistant treasurer
and auditor were added to the list of
officers.
The important question of purchasing
the entire business of B. A. Atkinson &
Co., of Boston, which also includes the
Shawmut Furniture Company, was dis
cussed at some length, but was finally un-
animously approved Of by all the stock
holders present.
Next followed the election of officers,
and Frank N. Deane of Portland, was
elected treasurer, and George F. HIGH
born of Portland assistant treasurer,
and the following board of directors
were elected for the ensuing year, viz:
Lewis j. Bird of Boston, Byron A. At
kinson, Boston; Charles P. Lyford, Bos-
ton; Isaac G. Atkinson, Portland, and
George c. Wing, Auburn.
The meeting was very harmonious.
The treasurer's report was received with
evident satisfaction from all present,
showing that the company had paid IL
semi-annual dividends of 5 per cent
each, which meant to the first stock
holders So per cent returned in dividends
for their investment and surplus over
and above such dividends of $4,000.
In his remarks, the president, Mr..
Isaac G. Atkinson, reviewed the bust
ness for the past year, which showed an
improvement over the previous year, and
dwelt at some length on the changing of
the business, from Auburn to Lewiston,
bringing out in detail the purchase of the
lot corner of Pine and Lisbon streets in
that city, and the erection of a six-story
building which is now about completed
and to which the business will be carried
fromAuburn the latter part of this month
Attention was called to the fact that this
building erected by the company is the
highest business block in the state of
Maine, of which fact the company feels
justly proud.
A meeting of the board of directors
will be held in Boston at s27 Washington
street, today. to elect presi-
dent, vice president and auditor, and to
discuss and outline the policy Of what is
today the largest corporation of its kind
in the world. -
In his remarks at the annual meeting
yesterday, the president in measure,
outlined the policy to be pursued by the
company which embodies very import
ant feature of the business as bearing on
the customers, to the effect that by
consolidating through this purchase, the
interests of two of the largest concerns
of their kind in this country, he had no
intention of creating trust that might,
through their very extensive power, reg
ulate OF increase the cost of goods to the
consumer. but on the contrary by such
consolidation, reduction in the expens-
es Of doing business, the cost of house
furnishings of every description should
be materially reduced, while at the same
time, the dividends formerly paid by
the company would be maintained, and
yet even larger amount carried to the
surplus fund.