davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-15
Der yQrofe0or" BON 111onte Carlo

On bic SteQe 6eS in einem ipaniiben
@efGngntB i6mabtenOen 9tepolutionGrs,
Der trgenbpo in Der 9tQ6e 0eS 8rtefem>
pfGn9erS cine &rtegSfaiie elnpfansen bat,
lit neuer0tn9S Elm Wat0emattter getreten,
Der aus Yarts in trgeno etnem nteocrlGn=
6ti6en 8latte 6~tejentgen, mel6e nit pentg
&0pttol in tur5er 3ett Wttutonen Der0tene11
t%pO4en, eriu6tj ibre Qlbreiie etn5uienben.
Sin natper &rGmer int 0aag, Der Bic
S0be fir bQdre Wtiir3e nabnt, mel0ete 1tCb
un0 erbtelt aLSbQLo bon etneln in 4ariS
iDDbnenben S0n0Snt0nn etnen Brief tpprin
tbm rttt9etbetlt mur0e, OaB Der S6reiber
oeSlelben, rPrDfeiior Der Wtat6ematif"
nab jo%brclangen 8ere6nun9en enblt6 6aS
@%e6etn1ntB ~9efunDen babe, Our6 DaS man
an Scr Sptelb0nf unfeblbar getptnnen milie.
Der &ramer flblte ii3 auBerorbentlicb gez
i9nnei3elt, ais Der rYrofeiior" ibm NIT
tbctlte, oaB Der gcbtloete Son leineS 8rtefc5
i'm beltlmmt babe, 9eraoe NIT 0ielem
Gan6Smann in nGbere S%erbinbung 3u treten ;
eS let ilbri9enS Elm &opital bon 1000 II.
erforberlid, fir boS it6 Der eben penitontrte
8ruber be5 8rofeiiorS nit ieiner gon3en
BenitOn Derbitr9en nerbe. Ser &rGner
9tng na6 BartS, merfte aber nocb NIGHTS
uno fan0 at6 NIGHTS auffalIen0eS BARN,
DaB Der y8rofeiior" felt ettigen Sagen
lciner 2ebrtbGtigfeit entiagt bate, febrte
mieber na6 Dem 6aa9 3uriid unO oerfaufte
lein @ei6Gft, baS i'm bis baDer re6Lic6 0ez
nGbrt bate, fit $500 IT,, nit tpelcbcn CT
sum %3tpeiten Wtale bic Neiie nacb 8arts
antritt. Der r8rOfeiior", ietn peniiontrter
8ruDer un0 Der &rGnter retiten oann mach
WtOnte Garlo ab, no Der 8era6reoung gcz
mGB Die 3tpet erltet 9(benoc Ser @epttn
BON iebeSmal $50 Il. Dert6eilt lpur6e.
Nber am Nben0 OeS 0ritten Iage8 blieb Die
9tpt0enten3a6lun9 aus, 6afIr aber t6eilte
Der pBrDfenor" Dem be1tiir3ten &rGmer
NIT, 0aB 1etn peniiontrter 8ru0er 51 Diel
9etpogt ltno rn8litflicb geIptelt D0be, 70
ooB, oa Die mitgCbracbten $500 #. Derloren
1eten, otelelbe Summe nodetnmal beicb0fft
iper6en mitIie. Dies fam 6cm &rGner,
Der benz Spiel 3ugeieben bate uno ben
8erluit auf b06ltenS 200 ST.. b%erecbnctc,
bOdbit peroGdbttg oOr unb CT mltBte iib gu
nG9it nit Dem Geriprecben 6eS y8rofeiior8"
begnit9en, Dab Dteicr t6m iein @elo 3uriiGz
be5ablen perDe, iobalo CT etnen dnDeren
@eleQicDoftcr %9efu1oen DGtte. 9aS 8ruz
Derpaar DerlcbDanD aber ol9balb ltn6 Der
9efoppte Grdmer be8ab ii9 mach BartS, no
CT Die bei6en 8riiber ~gerid6tlicb gu oerfolgen
oadte. 2(ber ba er fein Wort 6rons0iiidb
bertrand, muBte ct iibcrau unDerric6teter
0tn8e ab3iebeu, uno ouf Der nieoerldn0tz
iben @elanoti6aft, an Bic ct li6 iblteblicb
DanOtc, CAB man ibm ben Got6, CT loue
mach 6ollie geben, ba ct iein @eI6 boc6 unz
ioioerrutli9 nerloren babe. Dieter v8roz
l%elIor1 betretbt felt bem Sabre 1888 ietn
@el6Qlt, benin einem 8erliner8latt tprrDen
OerlcBieOcne felt bteier 53ett geic6riebene
8ricIe Oor9ele8t, tpOraus ftb Der 1idbere
19tnB 5ieDen ldBt, baB Ser &rdmer i'm
Q00g ni9t Der einatse 8etrogene lit.
, 1893-04-15
Glepator=u
6reS uoafe auf Ger STEELE %set0otet.

Sn benz neuen Security @ebGube, Gfe
Otoot1on StraBe unO 5. Qlue,, ~itir5te Sreb
9foate, bet Sltbrer 6eS @leDators, Elm jun
get Wfann bon 20 Sa6ren, beute Wfor9er
IN ben GIeoatori6acbt un6 cine Strefe bon
100 SUB binunter. ST mar auf ser Steue
toot. 9toate, Der 9eitern feline Ste1e an
trat, mar I'M 9. Stodtpert bamtt beibGfz
ti9t, eini9e M0beln aus 6em @lebator gu
tra8en. Q8Gbreno er auf benz SuB6oben
itanO, cling Set Glepotor einige TuB aufz
tpGrts. S3neQ trat 9toate 5urid, UNI Sen
@leDotor 3u beiteigen, berlor aber babel leiz
men Salt unO ~itiir3te binunter. Ser Ser
%itorbene tpODnte III SEQ. 1917 @al9in8ton
8ouleoarD.
, 1893-04-15
8ruten mie0er an0eiteut.

8atrOlsS Sergeant Sames 8ruten, tueGd6er
tar3 Dor ber Q8abl ~iulpenoirt mur0e, neil
ct unter Der Nntla9e itan6, in 6Guierr
frogmitrbt9en GufeS Geloer fir @abl5mede
9eiammelt 81 baben, pur6e 6eute tpteOer
an9eite4t. ST lit na9 Dem 8Olt3et5e3trt
IN @n8lepo00 DerlcBt mor0en.
Yolt5ei6ef Wc@lau9brD iagte nit 8e5u9
ouf oieien SAT-, baB BEN an8eiteQten Grs
mtttelun9cn 3ufolge 8rltten nit etnem 8e@
tannten gtarnenS @ooie Munieu baS an
Dearborn StraBe gelegene 2ofal zines
6rauen5tmmerS betrot unb 3ugegen mar,
ais Wunicu BON Dem Trauen3immer @eIO
couettirte, baB CT ielber aber itcb ntcbt
bineinmii6te, Sir bieie 8fIic6tDerna3>
lGiii8llng iei er Ourcb ietne SuipenOirung
unO ben GerGuit ieine8 GebalteS mGbreno
Oieier 3cit binretcbenb b~eitraft, umlOmebr,
pa er pGbrenO i%etler 21idbrtgen 0ienit3ett
itA itetS gut betragen babe.
, 1893-04-15
Die olfstPeate
S6aumbers=SdtnoIer poIfstheater

Bum Benefits fir Srau 9treftor Mfarie
S6aumberg, Der in ben neu Sabren tbrer
19dttgfett alS 2ettertn OeS 6euti6en S6ea7
terS in Der Nurpr0>3urnDalle iotpte ais
beltebte 90riteIerin bon Soubretten7 IS arr
ten Die beuti6en Gbeaterfreunoe ber gtoroz
tpeitlette 10 un366lt9e pergnitgte Stln>
ben %DerOanten, gelan9t morgen, oet 16.
2lprtl baS 9roBe 8olfsiti6 nit Sc
lang Soubretten> Stret6e" i'm
SDeoter Der Nlrora>G CUR Nuffi6z
run8. 9oS Stiid, baS it6 6rau S4aumz
be1g 81 tbrem 8eneft5abenb au8getpGbLt bat,
entDGlt cine rteitge 6iiue bon 6umor, 1no
ouBeroem IA prGcbtt9e @eiangsnummern.
9a auBer bet belicbten 8eneft3tantin Sic
belten &rGtte Der Sobaumberg@ Scbin6Ler'z
i6et @eieul6aft mttmirfen, 10 ioute fem
Gbeoterfreltno eS b%eriGumen, Bic 0eLegenz
belt 3u benuBen, UNI iib eritens etnmal
einen Der6nii9ten Q(benb 5u bericbaffen, unD
5~tpettenS Der eifrt9en S6eater> 2etterin 31
5etgen, 6aB CT i6r Streben, 0te 9olfSbit6ne
auf etne mOgItbit bO6e Stufe 81 brtn9en,
anerfennt.
SIN Oeuti6en G6eater in 0tueQer's6aQe
fommt mOrgen 0aS fomti3eite olIer 2uItz
lptele unO 3tpar boS &neiiel'ibe 8reiSluftz
iptel yOtenl6 be3a6Le 0eine Scbul0en" in
. Nften our 2luffitbrlng. Q(uf quite &ol7
lenbeleBung tit belonberS 3itditcbt 9enom>
men urlo tDer0en Die 6auptpartbien oieleS
6uBcrit unterbaltenDen StideS bon BEN
9amen:. So9emann, StOle, N}oore unD
SartelS, iopte ben 6errcn: &obenber9,
9urton, &rOner, Scbinbler, 3eblife unO
S6net5er geiptB beitens bargeiteut tperSen.
, 1893-04-15
= Die gerIeouno bes Sites Ser colifor

- Die 8e~rlegung beS Sibes Ser c~altfor>
niiben Staatsre9terung bon Sacramento
na9 San Sole 0prtcb: San 6oi6) w6re
fir e~ritere Staot Elm ibtperer S6lag.
&ein Wunber besbal6, 6aB Die 8iirger bon
Sacramento itdb frompf5aft bemit6en, 6ie7
fen Blan 3u bintertret6en. Sacramento
9eDt eS ipte BEN meiiten 6auptitGbten bier
3ulal1Oe, bic NUT ais iolbe cine 8ebeutung
baben, unb bte gum &ange bon 9on3 ge>
mobnlt6en 2anbitdbt6en berabitnten,
tpenn t9nen lie e 8e6eutung 9enommen
DtrO. &b8eleben baDo1t, Dap Sacramento
i'm ungeiunoeiten G6etle BON Californian
lie9t, mo man I'M Sommer bor 6iBe Der7
ibmdcbten farm unD itb I'M Mtnter mand6>
mai bot S6tpitle nicbt 3u Iaiien tpetB, lit
au6 ietne geo9rapbti6e Sage cine ioLche,
oaB eS fit Sic it6 Diel ralcber, ais ba8
Snnere, beite6elnben &~iiltenitricbe 1Awer
errei6bar lit. Gan Sole ober liegt i'm
pra3tooQen unb retcb 9~eie9neten Santa
@Lara9G baIe, untpeit Der Settle un6 an scr
8a6n, Die bon San Tranci9co mach oem
GGOen Oes States fi6rt, unb nin1mt in
8ei6aftlt9er 6inltdbt einen ptcl rai6eren
Qufl0mun9 ais Sacramento. Solange
SGbcalifornien nit gfor6californten 8ez
meiniam Dertpaltet wirO, 1T jebenfaIS San
Sole Sacramento ais 6auptitaOt por3ue
3ieben. SIS Oiirften a6er no9 einige Wtos
nate Oer9eben, bis eS ba5u fommt.
, 1893-04-15

Der 1nhalt oes umeftens" be-
itePt aus:
Dem teIe9rapPiiben 8eridt
iiber ale midbti9en uno tnterei=
ianten Grei9niie oes 9n- uno
Quslanoes, Ole bis 4 l1Rr ant
Sonnta9 mor9en einlaufen,
einem poufdnoi9en &ofalbertdt
uno eoitoriellen 8eipredun9en,
woourcb er ftd Dor oen meilten
anoeren oeutih amerifantiben
Sonnta9sbldttern portbeilbaft
aus5eidnet;
Gtnem umfan9reid2en, nit 9ros
fer Sor9falt ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Teton, oas 3u etnem 8uhe per-
etnt9t einen 5iemlib umfan9ret-
den 8ano ob9eben miiroe, uno
aus Romanen, Uopeuen, fIeines
rem Gr5dhlun9en, 6umoresfen,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plaus
oereien, Shiloerun9en fremoer
Sdnoer nno Orte, aus oen 5eoern
Ger belten uno beltebtefen Sbrifts
teller, tnterehanten Kunitnad-
rihten, 6eotdten, RdtPieIn,
Sder5en &C.;
&iner Redts=Gde, in meIder
Der &eier iiber Ole am meilten 1T
oas 9ep0hnlide Seben ein9reiz
fenoen 6eiebe uno Gtnridtun9en
belePrt miro;
Der 10 beliebten yOamen5ets
tun9" unter Ger belonoeren Re
oaftton oes berihmten yporid"
nno ietnem 9roben Stabe 9eift=
retdher uno 9emiitbpouer 2lrbeis
terinnen;
Gnolih 5oPlreichen Qn5ei9en,
oenn Ger umefen" ift in 5ol9e
ieiner 9roben Derbrettun9 Gas 9e-
iudtefte 2tn5ei9enbIatt, uno fir
Jeoen, Ger etwas 81 faufen ooer
5u perfanfen bat, Don P0hftem
Werthe,
Der umefen" 1T bel oen Crds
germ Der r1uinois Staats-5e
tun9" nno oes u2lbenoblattes Ger
1uinois Stoots-5eitun9" iomie
IN allen Qems=Stores gu Raben.
, 1893-04-15

- Sii6caGifornien itebt tpte6er i'm
2eiden 6es 8u6mS. Bar IS DDr iteber
Sabren Elm ySomnz8u6m", 10 ibetnt es
iebt Elm y2lcre>8ubm" tperben 81 mOlIen.
Die coIoIalen Sbiternten, sic Californian
in Ben leBten Sa6ren 9e6a6t, unb nament1
li3 bic ~rteit9en Summen, Die aus Ben
Qpfelitnen> Grnten gel0it tDur6en, 6aben oaS
2an6 BORT BON Sabr gu Sa6r in 9r0Bere
Ntacbfra9e 9ebracbt un6 6emiel6en 5u raiber
8eite0clung Der6Dlfen, afatiirltcB tbun Die
Spefulantcn i6r She'll nit 6a3u, 1ament@
ltcb tpenn ie ouf GrtrGge bon 600 bis 81
1000 9ouarS aus bem Ncre MpfeLitnen
btntpetien fDnnen. 0a ptro 6em bteitgen
Sarmer un6 aucb loIben, Bic ni4t gerabe
nit bem 8flu8e %u115ugeDen DerteDen, fretz
lt6 ber Wtunb tpdiierig, ltnb fir BEN faltz
bere9nenOen @eIOmenicben, ser it9 nur an
3ablen bGIt, 9eniigt eth Slid ouf Sen @el67
umiab, tpie er it6 aus Der 3uiammenz
itellung bet 8antausgleiBungen er9iebt,
um i'm booon gu itberSeu9en, baB in Si67
californian vettpas los" ietn muB, benn
0teier @el6umiaB lit in Sos N1tgeleS felt
Sabr unb Sag bon 8o6e SIT @obe gez
itie9en, un6 bat IN Der port9en Wobe Is b.
s. mebr, ais in Der entipre9en6en @oc6e
oeS Sa6reS 1892 betragen.
, 1893-04-15

Der mor9t9e vmeiten" entbdIt
auBer oen neueften teIe9rapbiiben
Oepei6en uno einem umfanoreiber
Sofolberidt, Ser uOomenseitune"
une eoitorieuen 8eipredunsen Ole
Original 8eitrd9e: die neueiten
en9lifden Aus9robunsen in 2GeeYp.
ten" pom 11tor Sorbin9, y5eitunserr
uno 6eitun9slaiter" Don mm. feiit.
Form, Der Graurtn9" pom Julius
b. Stodsmann, uGine Grinnerun9"
(Sdluf) BON 2ln0reas Simon, vGr'
tnnerun9en an SduIpforta" Don
,Gtnem pf0rtner|, Die SpieIfarte"
pom Sie9muno Kreu5 u, u, ferner
Die 5ortiebun9en pom: u0n Ser 6ets
itertunOe" pom PAUL PeYfe, Der
General" Don 5ron5 pon Sa0ntbon,
pOie Gootenmasfe" pom 2t6oIpb
Stern, vOer Stern pom Gopuf6no"
(Sdlu6), fowie Die neue Borne"
bon miIbeIm Berger, uSeIbfpers
ftimmeIun9 pom Gbteren" uGootsn'
ton5" Don poter moscoent uno pie'
les anoere Peiteren, unterbaItenoen
uno beIeRrenoen 0nPaIts meRr.
, 1893-04-15

Der Subenfreiier QtbImar6t Silent aud
Der an8lo>amertfaniiden 4relle 3ur 3ielz
i6eibe fiir ale m09licben 9uten un6
l5le3ten 8lBe. 90 nennt i'm baS ySbir
State SOurnal" Ben y@eorge Srancie
Gratn 6es &ei0StagS", tDd6renb er Der
Buffalo GrpreB" ais ein 9elun9eneS Set
tenitiif 81 S9nattus 0onneuD eri6eint
glei3 bem MtiuneiOta'er @ele6rten uni
StaatSmanne 5 er nGmli6 nit Dem
S6nabel.. -. 11ebrt9enS bat Der 2uutp, tpte
oorauS3uieben mar, ietn fit geitern gegez
beneS Gerlpre9ert, i'm Jfeic5stag bic i6riftz
li9en 8etpeiie fir feline 8ebauptung, Dat
it9 bobiteberbe 8ean1te Ser 8eite6lt9tett
l6uIbi9 gemacbt bdtten, bOrSulegen, ni6t
9ebalten. 2etber farm Der S6uft tpegen
Der tbn ais Observation-Disclosures suite
6enben Gc6efrei6ett ridbt pe9en 8erlGumz
Outg gericbtlib belan9t Derben. Wenn
Ben &erl elmer Scr bon tbm aus ieiner gez
0edten Steuung nit S6muB 8etporfenen
geb0rtg NIT ser 6unbspetti6e traftirte,
tpiir6en 9eipiB ale anitGnotgen 2eute 6a5r
8etfaQ tIati6en.
, 1893-04-15
Specifeirte 2Iusoaben uno Ginnahmen.

N~umonotltc6 untcrbreitet Q(u6itor Older
mann benz 0ireftorenratb cine 3uiammene
itelIung Der Observation-Disclosures. Qlus iet>
mem WtGr5bericbt, Ben ct 9eitern einreicbte,
9ebt beroor, DAB bis sum |. 2lpril fir Die
Grrtdtun8 Der 9roBen v6utr" SIG, 708, 826.z
48 perouS90bt Doroen iinb. 9tele Slmme
ltberltei9t Die Soften Der Barrier QllSltelz
lung I'M ba5 0oppelte ltn0 miro nm Elm
t%pcttereS 9rittcl~ anlbtpellen, ebe 2(QeS be-
5aDlt lit.
Son 0tcier unge6cuern Summe 1in6 ouetn
fir Die @rricbtung ber @ebGuOe Der ,tpeiBen
Staot" $14,411, 506. "A erforberlt6 gelpcicn.
Die aQ9emeinen Q(u5gaben bercdbnet SEER
Qldermaun auf $2,206, GA. 0teS 1blteBt
allc @ebGlter un0 lGmmtlicbe ~NcbenauS9a>
ben elm. gu 2ebteren 9eb0rt gum 8eiIpicl
Die QSe916affung BON Sis uno Scbnee Don
Oens0Qcbern Der 0ebGuoe, p0fIr $12,975
DerauSgQbt tperben muBten. Die Sim
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~foiteten $221,158.
Der 8crt0uf bon SouOeniermiln3en error
berte cine Q~(rSla9e BON $108, 900; STEELE
u%ntoiten beltefen it6 auf $25, 558 un0 le0igz
lib fir llnifOrmen ipur0en $12, 1872 perausz
9abt. 2ebtcre Summe miro ie0och 3uriid7
ge3ablt iperben. S4ret6popter unD Druid
locbcn baben bic arti9e Summe bon $49,z
92S un0 Sretmarfen $52, 684 g%efoItet. Ser
ner purben alf bic @ebduoe an 8eritc6es
rungSgeieQi9aften Bren1iengelOer gum 8e>
TRACE BON $72, 600 be3ablt. SanttorS er>
bieIten feline boDen @ebdlter, es tparen i6rer
ieOocb 10 oiele, boB ite fir tbre 9ienite
$34,96 8e3O8en baben. Die Soften fir
8 fftcesGtnri6tun9en tparen $43,781 uno
fir W{tet6en tpurben $58, 124 ~Derou88abt.
Die @ebGlter fir GLerfS beItefen it6 auf
1854, 754 unb Die fit 8eamten auf $780,
938.
9(u8 Ser 3a6Gtite fir MtGr3 gebt 6erbor,
baB in ienem Monote 4,124 2eute @eDGlter
gum @eiammtbetrage bon $314,425 sogen.
Dies er9iebt Elm 9ur6i4nttts8ebatt BON
$76.24 per Mfonat, ooer $2.46 per Sag.
Die S~ebruarliite entbielt 1854 0}amen unb
eincn @eiammtgebaltsbetrag bon $247 ,848.
9luS ber nacblteberben 2iite GROCER Gonz
tracte fann iicb Der 2eier etnen 8egrtff Bill
ben, tpelde Summer CUR @rricbtung elmer
groBen Beltausitelun9 erforOerlicb itn6,
, 1893-04-15

UetITEt 9at 0er ScbaBmellter nocb 5urlitz
3u5ablenbe 0epOitten gum 8etrQge bon
1865, 2O2.25, nit benen Bic @eiammtetnz
finite iib orf ST., 1876, 432. 16 belaufen.
Der augen6ltdltcbe Observation-Disclosures
betra9t $626, 1868 eS muB alto iebr Otoz
nomtlb gu 8erfe 9e9an9en perbert, nm bic
mob teblenbe SbuLbiumme BON $780,
263.37 aufsubrtngen.
, 1893-04-15

9te Q(benbz 2tuSgabe Der SuinoiS Stats
5eitung. itnbet LIBERAL sic freunoIibite Qtlfz
nabme. BreiS 1Gent per Summer, 6 Gents
per @G5e.
, 1893-04-15
Stdott1hes,
Partes OerIan9en.

Weibli6e Qft9eitellte ser 2lusitelu1te weroen
nur 81 per Dode peroienen uno ioaen
$3.50 fir Koit uno mohnun9 5ahIen.
, 1893-04-15

N6onntrt auf 6aS 2(ben6blatt Der SQinots
StaatSz 3ettung. YretS l Sent per gtummer,
6 Gents per @Dhe.
, 1893-04-15
: Man Bat filraltA bic Gnt6efuna oez

- Wtan Fat fiir3ItA bic Gnt6efung 9e7
madt, 0aB Elm She'll Der batpatticben SrOnz
%iuIpclen Deri6DunOen Itno, SoItc ite am
GnOe Der lcli8e Salatoua, ser bcfanntli6
Elm groBeS r8ump9cnie" tpar sum rYfanOz
onfel" gebrabt babcn, UNI iib Dcimltcb eill
paar Sauf9roi9elt gu p%eribafcn 3? .... 9ic
ibpar5e Miajeltdt lit ndmlicb AT INNER
tpG6renbem 9urit nit bcionberer 8orlicbc
goB ite ebten bpudn6iiden v@in" l9Oppenz
peiie binter bte 8in0e. SIT oucb i9IieBIid
Dem sui" gum Opfer 9efallen.
, 1893-04-15
@eiammtiumme 81

Son o6t9en Summen iinb nadb 6errn
@fermarm nOb $2,361, 263.37 gu be3ablen.
Die i5on be8aDlten Summen itnb aus fol-
9enDen @tnna6mequelIen beitritten tpor6en :
@runocapital So, 1872, $50
3uibuB Der Sta6t G~bicago.... 100000
9urc9 Souoentrmitn3en ..... 957,532
special SoltDentrmitn3enfono.. 1,110,000
SebSprO8entige 8onbS, fGutg
am l, San. 1894. ...... 1904, 800
GtntrlttS9elOer 1000. ...... 234,853
3ln1en. 88,963
Sonltt9e @tnnobmen 8~7,671.10
, 1893-04-15
R0tten Oct Austteumtt0.
Quoitor Qdermann 5 monatlther
8ert9t.

Bis jebt $40, 8,826.48 peraus9obt.
, 1893-04-15
observation-disclosures.

8tS belte Nttttag tpur6en Sic foIgen6en
0eiratbSl6etne ertptrft:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
THE MONTANA BUILDING.

A Chicago Contractor Expresses His
Views on the Subject.
Senator McDermott. of Silver Bow
county. has received the following letter
from his brother. NJ. McDermott, a general
contractor at Chicago: II vent out TO the
worlds fair grounds to look at the buildings
that you requested me to do. I FIRST took in the
exterior, and came to a conclusion that the
Utah building was the finest design of the
two. But 1 must say I have never been so
deceived before. when l went inside. II is
very poorly finished and laid out poorly;
the sanitary arrangements are the worst l
ever saw. In fact, the building is all out
side. ! then inspected the Montana build
ing. The architecture is in keeping with
the most of the state houses. One thing
from tho ground four feet more. It stands
now about four feet-that ia, the top of the
floor from the ground. 1t ought to be
eight feet. The entrance is fine; the door
stands back twenty feet from the front,
and the floor is of tile. The side walls are
imitation oak and we'll done, indeed.
The floors are Georgia pine, also the
finish Of the reception rooms. The sanitary
arrangements are first class in every respect,
10 look at the outside and not the inside
would give anyone sthe impression tina it
was not fit to be in line with the rest Of the
state houses. l do not say that your build
ing is as good as some of them, but l will
say it is worth two of the Utah state house.
When you come here I am sure you will
agree with me. If you want to make the
building look better on the outside, lift it
up four feet, it will not cost more thar
$1,000 to do SO. am not much at giving
a description of buildings, but if l had you
here l could point out all the defects. AS
to the cost being high that l cannot say,
as all the work is covered up with staff"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Another colony of Hollanders are ex-
pected at Manhattan by March l.
A snow pillow was run over the Lenox
electric line yesterday and traffic will be re-
sumed to-day.
The footing of six steam whistles can be
heard in Aarysville on still FROSTY morn
ings-BAld Butte. Penobscot. Empire, Bel
mills, says the Mountaineer. which also
hopes to soon hear the screech of the Gloster
engine calling her men to work.
Edward N. Brsndegee telegraphed from
Washington, u, c., yesterday that he Sonld
leave for Helena at once. He is expected
here On Thursday. Until his arrival moth
ing will be done about the funera of his
brother Henry M. Brandegee, who died at
the court house on Saturday.
The funeral services of the late William
Gehlhaus will take place tomorrow at two
p. m. from Odd Fellows hall. Members of
the Helena Turnvereln and members Of the
Maennerchor are requested to meet at the
Montana Stats Zeituug building on Tues
day at 1:30 p. M, to attend the funeral in
q body.
The Worlds fair exhibit from the Liy-
inaston schools has been forwarded to the
Helena committee. 1t comprises speci-
mems from each of the eleven grades in the
schools, 30 selected as to represent work of
every pupil In attendance. The display is
highly creditable and will compare fayora-
bly, with those from any of the other
schools in the state.
w. b.. Jordan aud John Holt, of Miles
City. are expected in Helena tonight.
They will remain several days to say some-
thing about the agricultural college. Then
Mr.. Jordan, with his companions, j. +,
Watson and DR.. G. E. Smith, of 81. Paul.
will proceed on their trip to Japan where
they will spend three months. They sail
from Vancouver on Feb. 6.
Mrs. Donovan, of Castle. better known
ss Little Dot" states that she has re-
celved II letter from a friend in California.
intluentla! IN affairs of that state, urging
her to accept a position rs representative in
charge OF the Worlds fair mineral exhibit
from that state. The letter states that
Little Dot should not be recognized IA
tho United States If not OF the world.
Mrs. Donovan has also received q remuner-
alive offer from a large me camille egtab-
llshment OF Chicago for her presence there
during the fair.
The Dozslnsn boys in blue were made
happy yesterday by the receipt from
Helena OF a solid silver cnn
won by company II. NJ. N. G. It
stands sixteen inches high and is a]ppropri-
ateIy engraved and bears the following IN
scrlptlon: state trophy competed for at
Helena. Oct. II, 1892, won by mpan IL,
FIRST regiment ~nIantry, and to be held Ly
them in accordance with the y owls ons Of
general order No. 20. series l592.n The
BoZemaB militia are all shooters OF tina
highest class. but in or1er 20 bs emitted to
the possession of 1t they hays got to win in
the state shoot twice moro.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
OLD TIME PRICES.

HI Oranges Were SO Apiece in Helenn
and Apples ~ 70.
Col. h. +. May, OF Bozeman. ran a fruit
stand in Helena away back in 1868. ''Fiva
cents nor % cents would go far towards
buying sruit in those days." said tho COL
onel the other day to a Bozeman newspaper
man. "One gentlemsn who was counting
a young lady used to come to my
plaos and buy four apples for So,
S1.25 apiece, and then present them
to his sweetheart. l always picked
out four of the best apples had and
wrapped them up in Tissue paper and placed
them In a neat candy box for him. By and
by thsv were married, after which l i evar
sold him any more apples. The first years.
pineapplss sold for 81 apiece, and there nre
still living in Helena men who paid me- that
price for them. Oranges were $3.50 to SO
each, and the Montana pionee.s who are
rich to-day did not buy them.
1.-The first shipment of sweet potatoes
ever received in Montana was shipped to
me. and they cost me $1.35 a pound. The
first man that csme along on the street WAS
q Chinaman. l vas opening them on tho
sidewalk. He bought two pounds at $1.50
o pound. Bookkeepers then were paid Sl2
a day. For a little stand on the street, in
Of u Sto 9. l paid $50 a month rent in
ing across the street, used as u saloon,
for $500 a month.
"The New York Sun. then a very small
and all other newspar era. sold for
30 cents each. Magazines cost 81. 25 each.
One day l had nm unusual stock of fruit,
which / feared would spoil on my hands.
and SO l got a hundred circulars printed.
They were very small circulars but cost 10
cents apiece. I did not hire boys to dis
tribute them, but took them around my
self.
much OF the fruit I sold came 600
by stage and this fact had a great
deal to do with the prices, As transporta-
ton facilities increased prices gradually
reduced. and it has been going on ever
The prices l have quoted are no
higher than the average prices in those
lays. every thing was the same way"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
Tho Now Merchants Eotal-

Now opened on the European plan, ofcrs
the following low rates to transient guests:
%i,23 per day Iparlor hoor); 81 per day
tthlrl hoor); 70 ccnts per day (fourth
toor). L1sra for more than one occupant.
special rates to theatrical people, and per-
nhnent guests. Every room heated by
steam ana lighted By elect icitv. Hot and
oold whter and porcelain baths on each
moor. New hardwood furniture and brue-
sells CARPET IN guests rooms, vida and spa
cions Railways carysted with crimson velvet.
D!ninR room, table d'hote. Guesta will
md good meals i'll tho dining room OF this
house, operated by the Missea Nagle.
hsais 50 cents Weekly rates to permanent
aoerders.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30

Poorman Occur d'Alenel-1,e0O shares,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
Samuel X. Davis-,pscial."
INVESTMENT sToCKs.

'oster hid gloves at Tho Bee Hive for 81 %.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
PERSONAL.

Judge Hiram Knowles has returned from
Missoula.
Frank D. Brown, of Philipsburg. is at
The Helena.
Worlds Fair Commissioner Bickford, OF
Missoula, is at The Helena.
Ira Meyers, of Great Falls. is among
northern Montana visitors in the city.
Among Butte people in town yesterday
were Judge Kirkpatrick, j. A. Talbot and
j. B. Lehigh.
j. G. Maslin, a we'll known travelling man
who makes frequent visits to Montana, is
at Tho Helena.