davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
9t1tr fitttfsi8 Gents

Wtebr ais bretunobreiBig MtQionen 0olz
lars bat Die duBere !6eriteIung, Der Stab
men BET 8eltausiteuung, ber Stabt
Chicago unb ben, ein3elnen otsitelenDen
Staaten nno 2Gnoern 9etpitet. Sn bic
bul1berte BON WftIionen aber geDt Ser QSertb
Ser auSgeltelten @esenftGnbe unb geber bic
Srntmer, tDel6e BON ben 8ripata1siteuern
fir bic 6terberi6affun9 unb Nufitellrng
ibrer Sacben r1to fit ibre 8ertretung per>
dltSgabt ipDroen ftno u11o iperoef. SoQ
bpcb aIetn Sr1pp sic 6ierberlcboffung 1eis
ner 9roBen &anonen $150, 900 getoftet
babert, unb 9eben bo4 bieiige QlusiteIer fir
Die mitrOt9e Qufitellun9 iDrer Sonbers
ltuSitelung bis 5u $40, 900 aus.
ltnb ba giebt es nod 2eute, tpelcbe bar
iiber murren, baB ber @ilttritt s1 bieler
9roBarti9iten Musitelung aQer iSeiten flint
gig GentS foiten Iou, = at elmer Q(usz
i~tellung, 10 reicb, Dab BON beren Snbolt in
einem Sage SenttntB 5u ne6men atdb benz
8iQi9iten unb ltnermiibltdbiten nicbt mDaz
IiD lein mirb. limb bas Wturren folnlnt
BON benlelben 2euten, bic tptut9 einen,
anOertbalb unb Spet Dollars 5ablet, UNI
Elm paar Stunben lang cine 8etnzSper
o0er cine GircuS>G nrltelung anfeben at
fOnnen, unb nit @~ergniigen Bel einem
Bicnic etnen balben @DcbenDerbienft auf
Dem Nltare Set 2oge ober 6es Gereins
nteoerlegen.
0em un9ebel1ren @elbtpertbe Ser 9(uS5
telling 9egenitber niirbe ntdn tetnen @runb
81 l9elten Dabelt, menn ber Gtntrltt aul
ssAen DOLLAR oper npeA bQler aeite4t more,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01

6iGet y6errn @eneralpoitmeiiter tn 5upere
iicbtlidbitem Some feline G6dt bericbtet bate,
erbtelt er ben neutrality-suspicious. Be1heto
Die Oon linn periucbte Nbiebung OcS Bolis
p~erionals III Columbus Jet ungeiebltcb DoS
biSberi9e Berional bebalte lette Steuen ;
er aber, Der 8~oitneiiter Watt, tperoe IN
aQernGcbiter 53eit etlen Na6fol9er be-
fomnten.
9ieies 8erfabren bes @eneralpoi tmeiiterS
periObnt nit ben ptelen jebt lpteoer erfol1
geltben Observation-Disclosures unb Soft
metiterer1ertnlln9en.
9anf bem Gntgegenfommen 6er Brditz
benton Q(rtbur, Glepclatb (p60rerb letner
eriten BrdiibenticbafD uno 6arriion uno
9anf namentlicb oucb Der Subttgfett beS
@ibiGOtenits GommiiiGrS Sbeobor GOoieoelt,
lit jebt bo6 bereits Elm Giertel aller 8unoess
9(ngeltellten gegen 8erbranslng aus polts
tii3en @riin6en, gGnslicb geit6ert. ltnb
oieie 0teform macbt itdti9e Sorticbritte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
Scr bettigc 9lttfnttS Der @eIts
9(1Sfcu1ttt0+

Die getpalttgen Columbus efte bet
ncuen 0elt ltnb in LETTER WDbe auf's
9Giirotgfte eingeleitet tuorben 6urcb bic
in~tcrnattonole ~6lottenparabe IN SEEM gort.
0eute aber beginnt in GbicagO bas 5atptz
felt, Elm Set BON Der 9ater zines balben
Sya6res - sic Columbus Beltaus TELLING.
Dor Iieb3ebn Sobren begtngen Die Ser
eiltgten Staten i6ren 9unoertiten 8es
burtstag 6urd Sic DEMONSTRATING tn
Ebilabelpbia, auf tpelder it3 bic an1ertz
fanii6e Sn6ultrie gum eriten Wfale in
iDrcr 0eiammtentptfLun9 ben Qugen Der
eritounten N6elt 3et9te.
Son beute an iptrb in Chicago, tuenn
ol6 eit ipentg p~cripGtet, BET b~ierbunbertite
S}n6reStog ser @nt6e6ung Qmertfa's uno
Dd5 Ieit Der oor %pier6unbert Sabren be-
gouncncn rieItgen @nttptdIung bteies 8eltz
11eilc5 begaugsn.
SIN Der %jingIten aIer 0eItitGbte begtnnt
Deute cine Q8eltaltsitelIun9, 10 groBarttg
Nlio berrltcb, pie bic @elt tie niemalS gez
ieDcu bat. Qlrf t6r nir6 bteie relte auterts
foniicbc g8elt 6eipetien, pte tpunberbar fie
iie9 i'll bent tpeltgei9t9tlicb 10 fur3en 3eitz
rauu1e bon einigen Dunbert Sa3ren ents
pifelt Bat. 53ugGeicb aber tpir6 a1f tDt bic
otte 98eGt seigen, OaB ie tbren 0fu9m, bic
Wtutter ser g8eItclItur 5u ietn, nocb tmlner
%beDauptet.
Sine 3ett lang bate es BEN Qtnl9ein,
ais pIir0e Sic @6tcagoer @eItausiteuung
al Sonntagen nicbt ben Stempel 0er
2Bcltctltur, ionbern Den bes fleinlibiten
Don @nglanb gefommenen 3eIotismuS
tro8en. Qlber mir i%piiien, tpoDon mir
iprcc6en, tpentt mir nit 8%eitiunt6ett
iagen: aucb an Ben Sonntagelt tpirO Die
g8eItausitel4un8 Offen ietrr, iet's Dielleibt
n.icbt gleicb I'M @nfa18e, 10 bOb balb.
Sir ms 9euticbz2 lnlertfaner miro ie
ooppelt erfreuGicb unb et6ebetO iein. DEM
ni1t MIR miro auf t9r unier neueS 8aterz
Lamb elmer belpunbernben 0elt offenbaren,
mae es, ~groBentbeiGs burB beuti6e Nrbett,
9etpor6en lit; iOnbern au9 unier altes
8aterlan6, iDtpobL bas beuti9e &etb ais
9eutf6sO eiterretcb, wtrb iib auf t6r NIT
9tubm bebeden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
See 8r6fSettt 1tftS Die S~Stttattss
SSirrett.

6Gtte 6ie iebtge 8unbeSregterung gLeicb
TN Nnfongc Der gegenpGrttgen Stnan57
lDlrren amtliCb ODER balbamtlib Dem 9anbe
5u mjiicn getDau, mas ite 81 tbul1 beabiib7
lige, 10 tpGren unangetcDr1e UttBDerftGnOz
riic perlnie0en iporoen. ltber in 6olge
iDre5 S6peigens murbe ser NIT GROCER
H}cftimmtbeit 0uftreten6a 8ertcbt, boB
6il1an3minilter GorttSle itcb enti6loiien
babe, feine Scbobnoten mebr in @olD etnz
5~ul0ien, allgcmeln ~9eglaubt, uno bteier
@l0u6e Derurla9te ELL 0efliDl algemetter
ltnltdcrDett, iuDem nun 8tele elm neues
Wolbagto fitr ltnDern1eioltb btelten.
0urb nunlne6rige 9albamtlide grflGz
rungen lift bieic 8elorgniB 3eritrelt. Oie
Jtegierung mill ouf alle TGue bic @oLbz
5aDtung aufrebterbalten, gum i6tperen
qlerger Der Stlberic5ninbler. 66tte Der
S~innu5niniIter benz 9rdngen ber Stlber>
boloe nacbgege6en uno Den @ntlc6LuB gez
iaBt, Die Sc4a5noten in Silber etn3ulDIen,
10 pdrc 609 Der 2tnfang Der ausl6lieB7
licben SilberipG0rltng, olio ether 6erabz
Orudung Des Nertbes Der Soften auf Ste
Silberbait9, gepeien. Die 9tote piiroe
baum NIT nocb ben Wertb 6eS Silberz
Dollars ba6en, Der all unb fir iib nur nod
einen gGert6 BON 65 Gents 6eiibt. un6
manipulation i6neu piirbe 1tb bas 2an6
elmer 8cfGDrlicben Sinan3friits genGbert
Daben.
Brdiibent Gleoelanb trGgt f~etnerLet
Scbulo an ~unieren jebt9en S~tnan3berbGlt@
uiiien. Setn WtaDnmort lautet icbpn feit
meDr ais abt Sabren: Seine tpetteren
StlberontGufe unb pprlGrftge @~tnftelung
Der Stlberprd9ung; 8ermet6ung iebes
Sbrtttes, pelcber bic 8er6rGngung bes
@oEbeS burcb 6as Silber unb eben bamtt
cine 6inan5friliS 6erbsifi6ren tOnnte.
0eru es auf @leoelanb antGme, tpGre bic
9tcgieru19 lGn9it Der 9to~tbpenbi9feit, no6
immcr ieben Monat $500, 900 1tn3e1
Sil6er an3utaufen, entboben. 0(ber ct
mus ia no3 fro6 fem, ipenn 1tdb feline
8artei bis gum september iotpett beiiert,
DaB bann i'm @ongreiie cine @~initeaung
bieier StLberanfGufe bur3geieBt per6en
fam.
Die S4ipterigfett set Sage bes 8rGitz
benton ipirb erbobt bur9 bic itarfe Sob
au5fubr, peldbe iicb aub in ben nGcbiten
Monaten ipieoerDolen tpir6, neil l~t1Iere
@ilGfuDr trob beS Wtc&inleD>Sartfs gegenz
iudrtig melt grOBer tit, ais unlere Nusfubr,
uaO neil europa, miBtrauii9 bur9 Sen
nnlerifanii9en Stl6eri3pinbeG, ltcb arneriz
faniic9er Wcrt0papiere entle6igt,
8ie 6ina13en ser amertfanii4en &e7
publif linb o6er noc6 beute unenblib better
ais Die Der idmmtIicben anberen WtGobte ber
98elt. 0Db bauptid6lidb burcb etne in
ibrcr Ofe6r6ett unfdbige gtotional>@eie
gc6uug, Die IN iDrer natiDiittiden Sc
i9rdrft6eit NIGHTS na3 ben 5irmn5erfab7
r0ngen anberer Climber frGat ur6 mittelit
cinfacber papierener 0efrete unenoliten
Stlberitr0men ben Wertb bes @oI0eS per7
Lci6en 3u f0nnen mdbnte, itnb bic 8unbeS>
~finanaen in 5eitpeiIige 8erpirrung ge>
rat9en.
Son 8rGft6ent, GIebeIano unO au9 BON
ieinem S%inan3miniter Carlisle 6arf man
ii6er5eugt iein, baB ie allies N}eni@enmO8z
'cbe tbu1 iperOen, I'M ieOe GrS9itterung
&A 9aIleH, 6rsiIi4 bat Der 6iHaa5s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01

lit, fiibn bit1lpeg9eiebt bat unb ft6 in Ser
SoLse nieber barber bitpegieben fam.
llno mas mGre Elm 8onO I'M 0tenntpertbe
BON 800, bet int giinftigiten Sale $50
lpcrtb lit, fit cine 9efun9 fitr $50 Papier=
9elb?
9ie ltrbeber ltnb 8efiirporter Set Qufz
6ebung Der eiltem 8erbote gIeicbfommenben
Steaer ouf StaatSbanfzB apier8elb mO9cn
in oer Sbeorie gang 9tedbt baben. StaatSz
bantzY apiergeIb fam ebenlo it6er 9ema3t
werben, pie N%ationaIbanf : Baptergelb.
Die gr0Bte @efobr lit 1tur, baB baS nicbt
gelcbiebt, rltb boB Bic ftnan5ieu f%auliten
lGno Observation-Disclosures Staaten Die eriten
iein merben, Die icb0ne @elegenbeit 81 be-
nusen, nm etnen Wtarft fir iDre mtnoerz
tpertbtgen 8oroS 3u ftnben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
@Obtt senteine s@eclftt0t fiDret'

Die y0 II + nj B II g ct g a {" 5l
. ubuque int Sotpd, nelbe felt %
Sobren ein frommeS fat6oliibeS 8latt gil
fem beanipru6t, ent6dlt etnen 0ebarttfel
9egelt ote tpeltlt6e beutlcb : artertfdnt16e
Brelie unb 3tpar 9erabe ge9elt Dtelentgen
3ettlngen, tpelcbe reli9tolen lleber3eugln9ell
ntentals 31 ltabe treten, bic 9let6en 9fecbte
NQer o6ne 1tnteribteb bes @laubemS ftaft>
Dpu pertbetbi9en unb 1abltb unb iDaDr>
betts9emGB alcb iiber 8orgGrge I'M firdb7
ltcben 2eben, iotpett bie1elben Die Seftent>
It6fcit a1tgeben, SIT beri6ten pflege11.
SIM 9alfe beS 6eBartttels Der v2urem>
burger @asette" ptrb Die Sutnots StaatSz
seitung beiorbers berpor9ebpben /; rnb banlt
tpie altcb ~tleinere euti62amerifanticbe tpeltz
Ltbe 8lGtter eritatteten 8ert6te itber Die
8erbanbLungen beuti6er fatboltl6er Ser
%etnigun9en, aber MIR Tim ben fatboltloben
9e1ern Sanb in bie Nugen 3u ~itreuen. 2ucb
icien iol6e 9tacbrt6ten perfGli6t, Die
Sbatiacben fal19 bert6tet ober fall9 aus
gcLegt. Ser Sta6eI iet imnter ba unb bos
@tft al6.
0urcb bteIe ntebertrG6ttgen 8erbd1ti>
9lt1teen DerLeumbet Die vGuremburger Bet
tltng" nibt mn Bic SQtltois Stats Settung
uno o11bere euti6>amertfaniicbe 8lGtter,
lo16ern au6 ben perltorbenen Gater Des
ieBigen GebafteurS Der v~Sure1nbur9er 3et1
tltr9" ielbit.
@erabe no6 Ste 8ert6te ser SuinoiS
Staats3ettung iiber Die Iebte 9roBe 3us
1ammenfunft 6euti6zamertfanti3er &atbp>
Ltfen, nGmlt6 iiber Die Stbnneen Des in
Neparf abae6oltenen n~eueIten beut161
amertfanii6en &atbottfentages, tparen aus
bet Seoer Des 0errt sc icolanS 81 II :
ner bes Qlelteren in Dubuque nn6 BON
t6m nit leirem 9ta1ten unter3ctbnet. st
bate ais 0elegat 5u iener 3uiammenfunft
~freunb1idb bic 8ertbterftdttung fitr Die
SuitoiS Thanksgiving itbernommen ul1b
itreng iob[ibe 8eri6te t%ele9rap9trt, Dte
mir 1te iiberS aue lol6e Ger6anbIungen,
obne l1nteri6ieb ser @onfelfiDn, brtngen.
NtcolauS @onner Der Neltere mar aber be-
fanntlicb bis SIT ietnem Spoe Der !6erallsc
oe6er un6 Setter berlelben y2urertburger
@asette", tpelcbe ieBt aub letne 8ertcbte
an Bic Suinois StaatS5eitun9 ais Sal
icbungen oer @a6rbeit 81 perl3reten lu6t.
QSenn mir ntbt trren, miro Das getannte
8latt tebt BON etnem SoDne @Dnner'S,
gticoGaus @onner benz Siingeren, r%eOigirt.
6erne lei es pon ul1s, bieien Sobu elmer a b
it6tlt9en S3utdbung gegen ieinen
Slater gu beatbtiget. ST bat es ttdbt ges
wuBt, obcr mieber pergeien, baB ietn
Slater iene 8ertbte perfaBte. Nber aus
bielem 8ei1ptele mO9e ct CUR @arnung fir
fem funftiges 8erbaGten eriebcn, tpo6in gea
metne Sceeliu6t unb Netbbammelet ftbren
farm.
W1it 6em berftorbenen Serrn NtcoGaus
Conner batten mir ntehr ais etten barten
5trauB tpegen bes befttgen Subenz unb
6etnez6offes, peGben iicb Der ionit 10 gez
bil0ete unb parmber3ige Wfann etnbtlbete.
0enno9 5eiste ct ii9 u1s nocbber bnrcb
lleberlntttelung jener gang lac6gemdB ges
b~altcnen 8eri6te 9efGut8 ultb freunoltb,
neil eben Iein 6er8 fletnlt9en 0tetb nrtb
Gifer1u6t ouf anbere 3eitungen, lotpte
~finltere 8igotterie ntcbt fannie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
Gtttarteter SetetS1 : anterifamii@er
SDKuHc+

8iGdm 8alborf Nltor, ber Na6fomme
ietes 9etpiBt9ten unb ferniebenben S6tpa7
ben, Der Die 5ufinfti9e @r0Be Der Staot
9teD Oorf erfonnte uno feline @rlparntlle
besbolb III Stem gorter @runOeigentbnm
dnle9te, fitblt liD nit ietnen D1nocrt ober
nteDr Wtiutonen IN Stem Oorf 1tcbt mebr
bei1ttib. Seem Oprt lit tbm 81 plebettIeb.
St lit na6 2onbon iiber9eitebelt, bat bort
mebrere Baldite ertporben, bat itb nno
ieiner 6rou Oiamqnten BET 6ofe DortteIlen
lalien, Derfebrt nur nocb nit 2%e1lten, bic
mtnbeitenS cine 8reiberrntrone IN tbrent
@appen 6aben, bat cine tagltcbe :3ettun9
an9efauft, unb nil iebt alcb cine 3ettlcbrttt
%griinOen, pel9e nur Docbaolise Wfttarbetter
b9beW lDu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
@irS Oct 8efttG G6ica8o'S III
0iefent Sabre aef6btltM fetN?

Die in Ntetp Oorf eri9einenbe &ebieip Of
&epteipS miro in t6rer Waiz9lusgabe itber
Bic in Der 1leberibrift ausgeipro6ene Tra9e
etnelt 2trtifel ~entbdlten, ben mir, nm ben7
ielben m09lidblte 8erbreitung gu 9eben, bier
in Ser l1eberleBung abbruden:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01

Oteiem NrtifeL elmer = tpoblgenterft =
ntcbt Gbica9oer, ionbern Seem Oorfer 3eitz
i6rift erilcben mir unlere 2cier our6 Cen
bltng bteier gtummer al iDre 6rcltnoe int
2onbe rnb in OeuticblanO Die mOglidite
8crbreituns 5u geben, uno 10 oo5u bei5ts
tragelt, Die 2i9en 81 tpioerlcgen, ourb
ipelbe unperi9drtte unb b6miibe 8reB7
.buben Oer ausite4un9 S6aben sufigen
mohte1t.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-08-04
TURF TOPICS.

LAS the colt is broken the matured
horse is inclined" is the way turf phi
losOpher expresses 1t.
Nine IF the ii foals that Beautiful
Bells has produced have been sold from
Palo Alto for 5000
David H. Blanchard has declared off
his proposed Ill 900 stallion race, which
was to have taken place at Boston on
Sept. 10, becauseno enough entries were
received.
Roy Wilkes, 2:O72, has been first at the
wire 81 times in 2:30 or better, II times
i'm 2:12 or better and times in 2:10 or
better. No other stallion has ever made
such Il showing as a race horse.
A Michigan man has invented an au-
tomato brake for bicycle sulkies which
is designed to prevent the sulky running
lander the horse in case of his rearing
and throwing him over backward on the
driver.
Publishing a false pedigree has been
made crime by the legislature of Penn
kylvania punishable by fine not ex-
ceeding $1,000 and imprisonment in the
county jail not less than one month nor
more than one year
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-08-04
The HELP THAT CONES TOO LATE.

Wis wearisoms world, this world of ours,
With its tang es small and great,
Its weeds that smother the springing flowers
And its hapless strifes with fate,
But the darkest day of its desolate days
Sees the help that comes too late.
Ali woe for the word that is never said
Till the ear is deaf to hear,
And woe for the lack of the fainting head,
OF the ringing shout of cheer.
Ali woe for tie laggard feet that tread
In the mournful wake of the bier.
What booteth help when the heart is numb!
What booteth broken spar
OF love thrown out when the lips are dumb,
And life's bark driftcth far?
Oil far and fast from the alien past,
Over the moaning bari
A pitiful thing the gift today
That is dross and nothing worth,
Though if it had come but yesterday
1t had brimmed with sweet the earth.
A fading rose in n death cold hand
That persisted in want and dearth.
Who fain would help in this world of ours
Where sorrowful steps must fall,
Bring help in time to the waning powers
Ere the bier is spread with the pail,
Nor send reserves when the flags are furled
And the dead beyond your call.
For battling most in this dreary world,
With its tangles small and great,
Its lonesome nights and its weary days
And its struggles forlorn with fate,
Is that bitterest grief, too deep for tears,
OF the help that comes too late.
Margaret L. Sangster in Harper's Bazaar.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-08-04
sALVADoR'9 PRESIDENT ELECT.
He Is Coming to Marry a Pretty American
Girl.


Atlanta comes to the front as the last
city to furnish the American girl who weds
the titled foreigner Miss Ida Dent Wright
is IA native of that city. Her mother, Mrs.
Marie Robinson Wright, is IA gifted writer
for the New York press and last winter
made mixed business and pleasure trip
to the city of san Salvador, taking Miss
Ida with her.
There was peculiar political condition,
and General Antonio Ezeta was very much
"in evidence" AT n great reception he
was introduced to the fair Atlantaine and
there was IA case of love at first sight
Their lovemaklng sped smoothly, the lady
learning Spanish as it went on, and the
general brushing up his knowledge of Eng
lish, and it was settled that they were to
marry next October in the famous Catholic
cathedral on Fifth avenue, as the brides
home is in New York. Miss Wright was
educated in Paris and speaks French like a
native. She is not yet out of her teens and
is tall and wonderfully fair, with curly
golden hair and lovely blue eyes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-08-04

And she will soon be presidents lady in
Salvador, for her husband to he is president
elect. The situation in that republic is pc
culiar There was revolution three years
ago, and General Antonio Ezeta was COM
mander in chief of the revolutionary army.
The end of the melee was that the congress
elected his brother, Carlos Ezeta, president.
The congress also in due time chose the
general as vice president, and in the open
Ing days of next January he will succeed
his brother as president So the first func-
titn at which La Sonora Ida ID. w de An
tonic Ezeta will officiate will be her hus-
bands inaugural ball.
The general is rs handsomely dark as his
intended bride is divinely fair. OF his three
magnificent houses in San Salvador one
will be fitted up by New York upholster-
ers for the residence of the president and
lady. He is immensely rich, as may be
guessed from the fact that his wedding
present to her is to be $4,000 necklace of
diamonds and black pearls, now being
made to order in Paris. He will bring his
full suite of % persons with him, and the
minister of Salvador at Washington and
many other dignitaries will honor the
wedding with their presence.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-08-04

ropean and oriental customs and things in
a way even more laughable than anything
in Wang" and "The Mikado." In his
palace the masterpil ces of French artists
are mixed up with flar.lg red and yellow
chromOs worth from 10 to % cents each and
birdcages dear at 80 cents.
a picture of Napoleon cut from an illus
trated paper aud pasted on cardboard is
gorgeously framed, while on one side of it
is a cheap clock that goes not and on the
other flashy Autograph advertising min
eral water. His English guests have some
difficulty in keeping their faces straight,
but lie entertains them royalty He has
$50 fine horses for hunting, polo and the
like and few magnificent elephants which
blaze with hangings of silk and gold and
scarlet when his guests use them.
His army contains 5000 men, and his
court is simply too gorgeous to last As lie
is maharaiah, his wife is maharanee, but
he already had a native wife who was
merely rance chat is, princess, not queen),
and the Miss Bryan that was will take the
first place. He was 50 very much in love
with her that he solemnly vowed to give up
his privileges as Il sikh and a Mohammedan
and love her and her only. But in India it
sometimes happens that married men do
not keep promises made in days of court
ship. The viceroy of India SAYS the whole
thing is a "blavsted shame and the gov
eminent will have the maharaiah removed
and another of his race placed on the "gud-
den" So the time is possibly mt hand when
he will wear his 81 100000 state klace no
more, and Maggie Bryan may n..,...ter all,
be a maharanee, poor girl
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-08-04

tends to test an original theory of his in re-
gard to arctic currents. 1t will be remem-
bered that the American Jeanette was
caught in the ice north of the I}ehring sea
in September 1879, and drifted to the north
Of the New Siberian islands, where She sank,
the ice moving with her eight miles daily
DR.. hansen maintains that that is the
region where the so called Greenland cur
rent originates, as fragments of the Jean.
nette were found on the northwest coast of
Greenland, having apparently drifted across
the polar region. 1t is also well known that
driftwood from Siberia often floats down
the northern coasts of Greenland Hence
says DR.. Nansen, the correct plan is to 20
with this current instead of buffetine
against it, as arctic explorers have generally
done. And to this bold experiment the
brave and intelligent Norseman expects to
devote five years. That he and his men
must endure much and risk death in many
forms need not be told.
DR.. Nansen's home is in a modest but
capacious wooden cottage at Lysaker, &c
minutes ride by rail from Christiania, and
there his young wife and infant child will
wait out the five years of his absence. He
is still comparatively young man, in firm
health and never failing good spirits, with
Il good, strong face and remarkably attract
i've personality. He does not believe in the
possibility of IA passage to China by the
open polar sea, or indeed in any CONNER
cial advantage to be gained in that direc
ton. To science, however he thinks a sue
cessful voyage into the extreme north
would be Of immense advantage and he
hopes to solve or contribute to the solution
of many important problems in physical
geography, meteorolgy and other branches
of science
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-08-04
IN MEMORY OF JAY GOULD.


ITO the Glory of God and In Memory OF
Jay Could is to he the inscription on the
cornerstone Of handsome church edifice
soon to be erected at RoXbury, Delaware
county, \. Y. RoXbury was the birthplace
of the great financier, and his children are
said to have decide upon 1t as the most
suitable place for memorial church after
giving full consideration to plan for
building one on Fifth avenue in New York
city.
Miss Helen Gould is credited with the
original conception of the idea, and it was
she who selected the plans and who decided
and will decide upon all matters in con
nection with the new structure Hel
brothers are as much interested in the
work as she is, and the quar- er million
dollars or more that the estimates of cost
call for will come out of their joint estate.
But Miss Gould is entirely free to do as
best pleases her and it is said will strive tc
embody in the edifice her fathers idea OF
what church should be-rich, but re-
verely plain, with nothing for mere show
and no theatrical trappings.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-08-04
The Greatest of Universities.

Mr.. Depew says of the fair; This expo
sition is 10000 university extensions and
Chautauquas concentrated in its educa
tional advantages. No man or woman can
visit it, go into it, go through il, stay in II
and stay with it without becoming bigger
and broader for the rest of his or her life
Its effects will be seen through our arti
sans and manufacturers, through our farm
ers and our agriculture, through oul
artists in their sphere and through ouI
educators in the schools"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-08-04
GOULD MEMORIAL CHURCH.

The accepted plans provide for structure
$50 feet in length and half as wide 1t is t.
be built of granite, and its most prominent
exterior feature will be a square tower with
bell shaped spire 1t is to hare seating
capacity of l.5OO, and the adjoining chapel,
which is to seat 500, can be made an adjunct
of the main auditorium whenever necessary
by simply opening the doors.
There will be library and reading rooms,
Sunday school and general work rooms, a
dining hall and PASTORS study. The
church and chapel viii each have mag
nificent organ and the light of day will be
toned down by windows of the richest
stained glass. One Of the windows alone
cost Sl2,O 900 and i considered an artistic
triumph, achieving results never before
attempted by artists in glass. The church
will be finished in about year, and a
Presbyterian minister will occupy the
pulpit.