davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-12
Oerun0lidter 6auneritreih.

Der Sarbtge George Weonroe bate am
Samito8 Qbcno cine neue Weetbooe erion@
men, nm it3 recbt biQig in ben 8eftB elmer
QuantitGt guten Sbnopie8 gu ieben. ST
beooucrt teutc abcr, OaB tbn iein 8lan
ntiBldng.
George eri6ten am Samitag 9tbcn6 in
8. .. .8aguleD'S 2(potbefe, 81 sc. Stoteitr.
unb Uberreibte Dem Npotbeter eil1en nit
pTrau 9eslie Garter" unter5eibneten 3ettel,
pelcber bic Bitte cntbielt, ibr Elm Quart oeS
beiten 8oubOrnzWbiSfD fir ar5neilicbc1
0ebrau6 gu iiberien6en.
8agulcD tpttterte iofort cine @aunes
rel, od CT etlle Srau 2eslie Garter nidbt
fdnnte. ST fragte Wonroc, no Srau @ar>
ter mo0nc unb bieier anttportete o6ne 8ez
%iinten: 108 GoBftr.
tpdlloen relt, bis etn 8oli3iit borbeitam,
Der ben @auner unter feline Sittt4e uabnl
unO iRn na3 Der Chicago Npe.z Station
bracbte. W2an fon6 bort BEL Dem l(eger
nod ctnen Gbnljcben 3ette(, Der ieboc6 feline
llntcri9rtft trug.
Sn lO8 @aBitr. tro6nt, ipte ote @rmitte>
lltn9cn er8aben, t6atid6ltcb cine Srau
@arter, ul1o Dieie mar 6ereitS burd6 einen
6orbigen Dor ettpa eitem Sabre 6aOurcb
9eibdOigt ipOrOen, baB ct in ibrcm gtamert
aus pcrlcbteoentn 0eibaften Der Norbieite
QSaaren entltonmen bate.
Dem 5tdter &eriten erflGrte Monroe
beute 8ormtttag, Elm GrpreBmann babe
tbm ben 3cttcG ge8eben unb i6m % Gents
tltr bic 8elorgung be5 9~(lftragS 9e9e6en.
Der Gtcbter 8eitattete Wonroe, itcb De9 un7
orOentlt9en 8etrageS fir ibuloig gu be-
%tennen, uno Der @auner fam nit elmer
Strafe bon $50 bnnnn.
, 1894-02-12

Geflame an ben 2aternelt. Dem
8erliner Otagiitrat lit Ser @ori3lag inter-
brettet tporben, an ben ft6Otiibcn 9aternene
ptGDlen tletne bleberne S6ilbcr sur 8ez
ntBung bon @u3et9en onbringen gu biirIen.
Der llnterncDmer bcrpflibtet iid), mic oer
v&Onfettion6r" mttt6ct(t, Der Stabt cine
bobe Summe ais Bobt, ferner iebe &C.
ipitribte &autiOn 81 8oblen, auBeroem nodb
Der understanding cine 9ctptIie Qln3a6l
BON S6il0ern sur 8enuBung fir 0ffcntltcbc
3rpede 8t iiberIaiien. Sin gleic6e5 @ciud6
lit BON Berlin aus an Die 8ernaltunget
anberer grocer Stdbte geric6tet morben.
Sn Der 9tabbarita6t G6arlottenburg fin6
it6ri9enS ber8lcic6en feline Sbi(ber 3lr
8enuBuItg fitr 0ffentlicbe 3pede i3on felt
Idn8erer 3eit an ben 2aternenpfdblen an
9ebracbt.
- Sine 9fieieni6aufel in Qonbon. Sn
2onbon iou bemnGcbIt cine 100 SUB bobe
9tielenicbaufeI nacb Dem Muiter oe5 Gbiz
cagoer 6erri5rabeS gebultt ipcroen. 0a5
STAB miro an ieincm llmfangc 40 @age1
trGger, bon Oenen ie6er 40 8erlonen auf7
ltebmen fam. Sn ben bier G6irmcn,
5pii6en Oencn 6cS STAB iib 6rebt, per6en
a6t StodDerfe nit 0teitaurants, Ball
ldlen &C. Oerie6en lein.
, 1894-02-12
Gin ourd9ebronntes Sdretbmai9i=
nenzln60ben.

nensmdohen.
Sn Elm tiefes @ebcimniB lit Elm, all 8urr
WtadtntDib angeblic6 bon etner biibic6en
ySDpelprtterin" Deritbter 9iebita6I gc6iiut,
bet fir ben %genannten 6errn einen 8erluit
BON me6rercn tauienb Dollars beDeutet,
ba, pte ct 6ebauptet 3u Der entipenbeten
Sunt1e no4 eth 9an5 erfledltbeS Sitmmz
Cben 0raufgeDen tptr0, nm Die Sadbe BON
Der Seffentltbtett fern 3u balten. !6err
Mfadintoib bate bis Dor &ur3e1n bier in
GDicago eth 8ureau, melcbeS eS itcb CUR
Qlufgabe m0cbte, gegen angeme1ene Gcr9it>
tigung BEL Observation-Disclosures Derl6iez
0ener Dirt S6auipieler ooer &iinitler gu
1teIen. Sn 0teiem Bureau bei6dfti9te ct
cine iu1ge ySDpctDrtterin" uno 0te1e be-
ibuloigt ct nun DeS e%rtpG6nten 9iebitablS
Dber ptelnteDr elmer Inter 16lagung, Oenn
pie ct erflGrt, bat tie itcb burcb SGli6ung
ieiner Gecbnun9en unb Gontobllc6er BON
ieinem @el0e bereicbert unb lift iblieBlicb
nit elmer 9anS erbeblid6en Summe lno
ibrem 2iebDaber Encouragement, obne licb
netter I'M Die Sbatia6a 5t timmern, boB
ct 6a0urcb lo3uiagen 90r5 aufS Srodene
fam. Sn ieiner &eOrGn9niB tpenbete er iib
nieoer ietnem eDemaligen 8erufe 3u uno
ipielt nun nit Scat. @oootpin 5uinmmen
in Dem Stitde: Sn Wti3Saura. 2lber, nte
9eia8t, er l6elt itb Dapor, Die Sac9e al
Die Seffentlidbtett 81 5erren, Oa CT bebaltpz
tet, 0aB ct Oabur6 ietnen el9enen 0tuf
i6aoet, bern ct fam Dem betreffcnben
Wtdb6en NIGHTS nacbDetien, o6gIeib ct I'M
$1,000 betrogen letn tpiu.
, 1894-02-12

SmDtbe - Elm OerfGnglidb t~lingcnz
Oer, an 2tolz@l6tte erinnernOer Same, @r
bat 5tpar benz &lan8e uacb feline 9roBe
@c6nIi9fcit nit Dem Namcn y8acon", Bel
Dem man iicb IN Bic beriicbti9te 8reBlufts
OrOtnon5 ertnnert, aber ct bat 6enieL6en
unan9enebmen @eru9, ber iebodb teireStpegs
an NtQrr6en un6 Nmbra O0er @eilcben uuo
9toie en- ertnnert.
, 1894-02-12

Ser @ouoerneur 2eipeutng BON Sam
las b%ebauptet, bic OtarD 6. 2eoie iei DoQ7
ltdnot9 iiber8el9nappt unb Ddtte bon
9tecbtsfpe9en ibOn ldn9it in einem Narrenz
boule u%nter9ebracbt per0en iouen. -. 0iee
Ter Nnltcbt paren DteGe 2eute i9on IGn9it,
ober aucb Der Dctteren, 6aB es i'm 3opfe beS
9errn HetpeQing ebenfalS febr be6entGtch
rappele. 9ie Gntibeibung b%ariiber, tper
bon ben 8eiben Ser gr0Bere Starr lei, muB
ben %logenannten vSeelenfennern" iberIaiz
ien bIeiben.
, 1894-02-12

- Ser II. Sebruar 1T Der Sa6restag
Ser 6tnriDtun9 BET Gatborina 6omaro,
~fiinfter @ema6lin 6etnrtcb'S VIII. BON
@nglan6 Q542), iotpie Der Der Sane @raD,
iDelcbe am 10. SuLt 1853 ais &0nigtn BON
GngIanb auSgerufen poroen par 1554)
GarI XII, &0nig bon Scbpe6en, BON ben
Santti6aren BET 8arni3a ~9efan9en genomz
men ; SObeStag bes Bbtloiopben SmmanueI
&ont (&0nigSberg 1904; @eburtstaq
Qtbra9am 2tncoIn's Gin 6ar6tn
GountD, iebt 2arue GountD, &D., 1909
2lufitan0 Ser @rtecbcn in TrtpoliBa uno
&atraS 8egen &url3i6 Bal9a Q82D
@mp0rung Ser GarbDnart 3u Som unf
8arma Q83D; Go6eStag Trie6rib Grni1
9antel S6leierlnaber'S, beS beriibmten
f%retiinnigen G6eologen C8erltn 1834 Gor6
Balmeriton i6(dgt benz britiiden 8or[o>
ment bic Nufbebung Der Gcgierung Der
Sfinbti6en @eleuicbaft Dor Q858); 9ro>
teit bon 26 i9(eSWig 'idben Mbgeor6neten
9egen Die tDrannii6e 8~ebanolung ScbLeS>
IDl9 . ourD DIE OaHlfTe Jte9lerlt119 (lS6O)
SbierS trttt an Die Sptbe Ser fran30iiicben
&egierung Q871). - Sn Dem @eicbtcbts=
falcnOer, Oeiien 8er0fentti9ung 9epiF
man9em 0eler eine miQtOmmene @elegens
belt 8ur @ieOerauffrii4un8 ietncr Sc
Understanding bietet, tpar trrtbamlib ber
10. Tebruar 1864 ais Ser SabreStag Der
G6ronbeitet9ung 6es u~n9litdltcben 8aDernz
t0nt8s 2uOtpig II. or9e9eben; beriel6e fdQt
auf Sen 10. Wtar3 1864.
, 1894-02-12
Die aAfetp Norf 5 imesn leiltet .Nfottl

= Die nyfefD y0rf8 ime5" IetlFet rNF0tt"
QuaD 9(bbitte. Sic bate ndnGicb pOr
%cini8en Ea9en geia8t, fein an6crer int
0ffentlicben Qeben oieie5 2au6eS cine Stole
SpiclcnOer, ais ct, wiirOe Bic Treb6eit be-
iiBen, Die Ser. Staatcn@8on fir un9cz
iebli6 u1b un9iiltig SIT erfldren unb tbre
3uriifpciiun9 Sill befirmorten. Sn Oieicm
Bunfte bate ie lib geirrt, benn 8unbeS@
%ienator Soar bon MaiiabuiettS bat itb in
bieler Sa9e in 9Iei9er Beiie auSgeiproben
pie Guap.
, 1894-02-12

Ser neuGi3e, BON Ser rSeiGSarmee"
oeranitoItete GeuretszBro8 tptr0e nocb
ipeit interelianter getpeien iein, bGtte bic
@ert6eiOigung in Der 2(ngelegenbeit
v@Gperte" bon bemleIben S0ta9e porges
fl6rt, pie bie in benz nun 81 @noe ge6enz
ben GOugblin=8 ro3eiie. Qber in Dem
frommen Gbtca8o tuaren ioIdGe Geufelsz
ferle paDridbeinIicb nidbt auf3utreiben.
, 1894-02-12
,0ie 60rner Der 81. 81. g." mer6c

= y0ie 60rner Der v@. 81. st." pcrOcn
I'M ndcbitcn SSabr in ~unierer StaOt erz
i6aQcn, pcnn Die &eteranen in Slau bier
ibre v9teunion" abbaLten tperOen. ltnO
uniere StraBen meroen piberballen BON
Ben 5rompetentldngen uno BON benz Srome
melgeraiiel jener 2e8ioncn, ipelcbe @rant
unO Sherman f~ol8ten, 6eren Nngc30ri8e
ober Damn ais unlere 8eebrten @dite bierber
fontncn tper0en, nm BEL unb nit inns ein
6riebcnSieit gu feiern, Sbre SAaarcn
iperben unS DerSlicb miutommen iein, unb
fails tie iicb su cinem neuen OWtarl9 bur6
Georgia" enticb(ieBcn iouten, perben ite
ieOe5 Ebor un0 ie6e Gbiir offen fin0en."-
90 ibreibt Bic gu @tIonta in Georgia erz
icbeineuoe 0GOnititutton", utb bafiir perz
bient iie Bic D0cblte QtnerfcnHun9 aler
maDren un6 d9ten Nmerifaner.
, 1894-02-12

- Der olte Dana BON Der Stem gorfet
Sum" fibIt iicb unter Oaeni9en nicbt me6r
recbt beba8li3. ST ia9t: vSn bieien
3eiten bes g}Or8elns, W}urren5 UNI
&Io8ens lit e5 cine ongenebme 2(btpe9ie=
lung, cine Stunbe bel Sen ibr 2oos
i9meigenO tragsn6en 8bieren 3u3ubringen."
, 1894-02-12

= IS iit i9On laIimm 9enug, elm
S4af gu yreprdientiren". @aS fol- man
nun aber Don 2euten ia8en, tpelbe, tpie sic
@oQ3it6tcr in i0rer an Ben 8unoesienat
9cribteten, 8e8en Die 2(uf6e6ung Ser @oQs
30ue proteitirenben 9enticbrift BON iicb
lelbft bebaltpten, ooB ie 40, O0O, 900 Sbafe
vreprGientiren" =?
, 1894-02-12
unbeabitbttote Bosbett.

Der SouoerGn eites fleinen 2anbe5 mar
I'M 8cgriffe, 6as StdOtdben, pO ct iicb einige
Belt auf9eDalten, gu pcrlaiien uno in ieir
@Gnb SuriG5uretien. Die 6onorattOrcn
Dcranltalteteu i6m 3u @hren Elm Seiteiien.
Ser Shirt ba1fte naA Gc6[uB 6er Gafel
geri6rt unb fragte, ob Die 6erren fcinell
Buni6 b6tten. vO~urblaucbt", iagt Ser
bteoere 8itrgermetiter, vgeben Sic ults gum
QnOenfen bic 6 + OtO8rapbie SbreS-
2at0eS"
, 1894-02-12

= 3D0lf amerttanti6e 8LauitriimpfG
polcn bic beriibmten eliGlitI6en &omane
icbriftiteuer Grfmann u1b Gbatrian nocb'
Gfen un6 gemciniam cine gtoueIle in 5p0li
&aptteln i6reiben. Die Srau s.. &. &ib>
Der miro Die 9foDelIe Beginner, &ate @orz
BON ic6retbt 6oS 5tpette &apttel, STA Starr
baS brittle, Wtaub 8anfS baS ~pierte; Damn
ser &eibenfol9e racb 8toa Grolpz Sydney
Ole SOdter Der befannten S6rtftiteIerin
vSennie Sune") Wtinnie 6tSfe
Wtartba Morton, emma Sberiban> TrDe,
6. q. 9Oreutus, Sic @erfaiierin 0eS sir
Gus &ioer", Srau SDbneD &olenfel6 un6
Nltce SpeS. Die G~eibenfplgc lit ongebli6
Our3 bas 2oos beittmmt porben. 9e1
go. II, @race 2iOin9iton TurniB lit ieben>
fats Sic angenebmte Nuf9abe 3u9efaQen
Ite BARI Ben uS6urfen" ermorben un6 ben
6elOen un6 bte 6el6in perbeiratbcn. ..
N1f hieleS ublauitriimpft9e" Wtacbperi
fam man tpirflicb geipanut ietn.
, 1894-02-12
g8Gre e3 nicht ON Der Belt. 6nf

@dre es nibt an Der 3eit, 6aB iene
uStofDaro"s6 erren, peGbc trantcS 8te6
icblo9ten unO iein IIeiicb an nicbtSa6nenbe
3eute %oertaufen, in iib gingeu unb cinen
a%nltdnbigen 8eruf tpd6Iten, tpie 3, 8,
SaibenOiebfta6l, StraBenraub un6 Ser
gIeicben?
, 1894-02-12

gfiemalS 3ubor maj Ser gGei3enpreiS
in @3tco9o 10 ntebrig tpie ant leBten Gam
flag. Ser 4reis ocS @ei3en6robes bljcb
un6 bleibt aber unDerGrbert.
, 1894-02-12

gRbSi@igen Gei.traI. gtcp 9prt GentraIs 1ttS
9tiogora Sails 8oute." 3nge O~erlnfIeu unb fornn1et an
in Der nenet @entrok Station an Safe Srout, SUB BON
Yart gton, uno p. Ctr, 80. Str. uno Sp6e Bart.
Staot'&1det=Sffice 81 Glarf=Str.
, 1894-02-12

lin Stelun9lu6enoen BET Ser 9e9en=
ipGrtigen gtOtbla9e bas Grlangen BON 8e=
i6dftigung 81 erlet9terlt, nimmt Dae
QbenbbIatt Der SuinoiS Staats5ettunQ
SteIengeiu6e u1entgeltLicb auf,
, 1894-02-12

Nn5ei8en in Ser Qbenbausgabe Ser Sui
rots Staats3eitung baben ben beften @rfolg.
, 1894-02-12

NBtca9D & rtbpeIternsGtSen cub q I'm. Tinsss
Offices: geos. 206-208 @lort : StraBe, an beg
6aflep @penne Station unb um Depot. gde meas.nnS
RIHsiesStE
, 1894-02-12

= t6eute fetert baS arterifantidbe 8oIf
uns Defenders bosjeni9e bes States Silt
notS Sic fiinfunbacbt5igite @ie6erfebr beS
@eburtStogeS ieines MGrtprer : 8raz
Iibetten 2lbrabam 2incoln, in me(t6em eS
nG6lt George 8aibington nit gtccbt Sen
8r0Bten, ebeliten uno beiten Ser S0bne Ser
reuen 8elt erbIiGt, BEN Stoat8mann o6ne
Turcbt un6 Ga6el, BEN &etter uno @r6aGter
Der Union, bet nit benz y@ater bieieS
Ganoes" Das gemetn bate, boB ct Sic lam
anoertraute Wtabt = unb bteie mar cine 10
groBe unb getpaltt8e, ipte ie it0 iclten in ben
60ttOen zines Wfeni6en befun6en bat -
niemalS miBbrauAte, >pomit CT GIT ben
@pt9onen, Bic, auf t6ren @elbiad potbeuD,
nit Oeng8orten IN The public be damned !"
tbun unb laiien 81 f0nnen Der1neinen, mas
ite t%pollen, etnen beipunbernStpert6en Sc
9en1aB biIoet. Sem Qln6enfen tpir6 etpig
III Dem amerifantiben 8olte leben. Oenn
ietnen George 8aibtn9ton bere6rt eS, ober
ietnen Nbra6am 2tncoln Itebt eS.
, 1894-02-12

KDtca9o, gliIip 6 ct. 0auI=Gi5enbahn.
Staot=8tdet Office: 207 GIarfsStr.; gelephous
2l9O aytatii. unIou Paiiogier.S tation; GanaL, @6omss
un0 W6cbiioasStr.
, 1894-02-12
II. 6e6ruar 1894.

8Dit nnh grpreB
Sralto G6pio5 Sulio Grain iibe.
gtem Buffalo g 6. & 80. sc. &'p
Ntep gort uno 8pIton Spe3inl....
fT0it @alteru Grureb -.
Ser 9tortb Sbore Simlteo. 800.
9ra1to Gapio5 &irIe ii6er &ala
ma@oo d Is. &. & S. IT. 81.
9rono 4npios Soli0 Sraiu ii6e
9teD Buffalo & 6. & 80. M. 81
6olana5oo accommobatiou.......
@tlanttc @rpreB -. -.
Sa9tnoD, Ban @itD 81 Set. Sine.
9rono &opios Sine, ii6er 8alamo
400 q IS. Ut. & S. 81. &.........
Srano &apio3 SOlio Gram ii6e
Stem Buffalo & 6. & %. 81. 81
SdQlIh. I Qusdenpmu
, 1894-02-12
S]lItmOis Central.

@ne bur99enenben Si9. BON Der GsntroI. StatiOn.
II. CTR. uu6 4lort gfop. 3iae fir ben Sitben fDnneu
ebenfo4s an %. Ctr, 80. GtraBe unb Spbe garf gsuom'
men perben. Sitets III Der Stabts0ffce, 1874 SIo
@lort=StraBe. uno in u0ltprum=6uteL
, 1894-02-12
vS Union pafen9er Station.
vlRgnnsy!vanid lines.
efoants., GenaI. uno Wanifnn.S Sc.

Sidet,OfFceS: An Der Station. III 243 g. Start
GtroBe, Ede Sa6iur, uHo i'm @uottoriu1 SoteL.
3urd=3i9e Iabren ME tolgt mad @eutral-3ei:
'Gd9lid. 3d9ltd. ousgeHoumeu Sonntoa.
, 1894-02-12
2lbfobrt Qufunft

Ea GOteaSS, W~urT1nefsa q 0WEaeh
U!M1fTTHETHt Gtienbabn.
EFARSMSNH Sir Sidets uno Sblaflpoeen fprent
lEIS iEfYssMI Dor in 211 Glart=Str. II. III br llnion
E%LENlS5T$I Gnfru2er @totinIL &nuaIzS troReu nS
E@AI MhamE.
Sn9e Mbfobrt Muflnf
, 1894-02-12
wtseumftn G~smtraIz Is o ut p a II D..

wtscnm1tn SentraIz Is o ut p an D..
'Sd9L +SdsL ousgen. Gpuntaqsl
x&agltd, ousgeu. Sonltugs. t&usQ.I @bfobrtI IutIGuFt
WtDntags. q&(uSg. Spunt. Il. Ntont. ----
ct Saul, WtnneapOlIs uuo = 500 81 7:l5E
BocIrc STpreB ............... G'10;40 81 1OO5M
AlD.GHo mo 8ulutb 800. -. ... = 500 81 IO05R
@iblauo un0 SrOHtopns IxlO4O N+ 7:l5W
gau gldtre GrpreB .......... ......t 500 MI+ 925 u
ASantelga @EpreB -.-..............' 345 81 HOS 0t
,,Sie gttdeI=VIefe!"- Getn @orf, Gbteaae
tuo ct. 9ouissGiIenba1n.
9epot; SIDE Start uuO 3mbIfte @traBe.
3tQe. Abtabrt IQntunfi
Chicago & Glepelonb W0il & GrpreBT 1886 WE $40 u
Stem Yprt s. Bolton GrpreB ........ 100 gHIO:SO u
Stem gDrt s. Bolton GrOreB ......... $40 sd 8:I5Ol
&0qIiG. / G0gltd. ouSgeupmmen SOnntag.
Negen Der 5oDrpreiie ooer 9etten in S6Iafpdoeu rtns
tet Aniro9en oft 8. SbDrue. 8inet=9laent. 1919 @l6rt Stz.
, 1894-02-12
g6teaao & gSef : Weidfaau : sabu.

gDtca9o & 2Sef WtiGi9an Sa6n.
Station SUB BON u. Str. (Stobt=OfTce, 81 @larf str.
gbfobrt. g~lufunft.
s.a5 Mt-Mo9euto9e-bur6f. 8orGor-gar-1..5 u
400 gt-gSOtbeuta9e-ourd)f. 8nrIDr=@ar-6. SO u
11.SO A-tG9iib-burbfabrenbe S9laftpag .3OM
Surdfabrenoe S3ige nadl 8ran0 3apios,
gtnsfe8ot, Aetos eB, GbarIeOoir, Sranerie
GttD.
CHICAGO & ALT1N-UEl0N PASSENGER STATION.
Canal Street, between Madison and Adams SITS.
Ticket Office, 1915 South Clark Street.
Daily. Daily except Sunday. Leave. Arrive.
Pacific Vestlbuled Express ........H 200 PMl I.-5 Pm
Kansas City & Denver Festbuled Limitedl 600 PM o45 AN
Kansas City, Colorado &Utah Express. Il II. 80 PM SEQ An
81 IEs ~ ~ Ite ,r-.-''-..--. III Ivy Emi 80 Tn
Springfield ~ st. Louis Day Express....1 900 AMI 700 Pm
Springfield = st. Louis Night Express. n.S0 PM $50 AN
Joliet & Dwight ccommodation........ 500 PMt 8.45 AN
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY, co, - Sranh
~ Sentrol station, 5iftb AOe. NIB SarriIon 5troSe
StabtsOfftce an @lort unO SadiOn ctr. C9benlr gIO9)
'&d9I8. f9a9l, onsf8L @Onnt- @b9ang. anfuuft
f@t. 8aul uuO 0ttuneapDIIs. ... 1925 @m 11.2O Q6
fSOlua unb &aHIaS gCDreB ...... 1925 8m lilo 30
sycamore NIB 8proH .-........ $40 SIM 1920 B1
fSt. Charles unD SDcampre ..... 5:S5 Sim 1850 gS1
ct Youl Ito minneapolis 800. 500 Sim $40 8m
'SeSltDtneS, ct. SDe Il. &on. Stu 500 9lm $40 0n
, 1894-02-12

NbicaGD. Hpd SSIamO &c Ta~ctHcsSaDm. -
" B"oho9tersStottuu Ban 8uren=Str, Elm 8IG1
iholld bonn Sooro ri &robe. Sidet=Cffice: lO4 @lortItr.
The evening world., 1894-04-06

many points in common with mere
men. And as his doctor stepped into
his hruughHm no said. Women are very
hard, In all human probability ne man
was innocent lie said again: women
are hari,' As he crcaked up the stair
case Of the hotel.
lie found her In the sick room.
Disturbed from has lcthargy by the in
vdSion Of candle light upon his hagEdri
eyolids and the doctors bass murmur in
his ear, the sick man began to talk Il
little. For tn" most part II was mere
gable, but some sentences were PLAIN
He muanri pitcuus.y for a barber, he
cause he Was ~uit,haN"n~ !tuNsvll had
always been tuplishly vain of hts per-
one glass ~ bad water, to IN" iHg,stion
OF which he attributed his disease, prom
Using II he got well never 10 drink
To DO him credit. h" had never been
addicted to that particular form Of liGuii
r"frrshmunt. tn" doctor inferred aS
m3"h from his diagnose ana from the
ain sarcastic culver uf Mrs RnuSvlIs
whit" HIPS. Then the tonga, of the man
ceased waggiug, but tn" burning head
began L, move" to and fro upon the pill
AZ the h"iclothrs In a fresh access Of
the md3l,niuE tu'"ric irritation Al,rVi-
ating measures proved IL elective as
allcyiatiup mrusGrys generally go prove.
IN" head ven ON rolling, n the crooked
talnns continued ~ tear An al once
they were quiet. Mrs k'Hsyal had laid
her hand nl,n the c]i2nn2E forehead
she would have laid it upon the back Of
u chair And IN" man was still.
Tn" doctor wl~ in the act uf shaking
his head NOT from sil" - side. lHt up
ana Gpwu-I Evstur, which expressed in
dulgcnt tolerance OF the Sisters WrpTise.
While II rpluaiutrl the motion of his. en-
tcrtaiulnE any ou his account when
h. jqmged For a calm quiet vote" at
You TOLL me tina, Mr.. Ruusynl WAS
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prostratlon closely allied to that condi-
ton. Ana that nothing could be done
for him but 10 give him milk II medi,
cine regularly ani-the doctor should
havo ended "ani trust in Providence.
but, for obvious reasons, he thought bet
ter OF II. Then he went away, feeling
quite certain in his own mind that Mrs
Eunsvil would be a widow before TWEEN
ty-fuur hours were over.
That lady mean while, returning to the
s'ck-room, had Persuaded TIE tagged
stood how to do all that was necessary,
She whispered. and would call the Sister
II any change occurred. Then she sat
i 'wn Al the foot Of the hni, and pre-
Idroi 10 keep her vigil with mistaken
f'rtI'Ii" The sleeping woman in the
next room hrcathoI heavily, the sounds
Of rolling wheels II jdrrluE voices grew
less and lrss-thcn all Eel. quiet. About
awakened. The hollow eyes no longer
tlrurI ON her VITA the Blind. CLASSY
stare Of lcliriGm. There was reason in
R.uSy,'s look and memory.
He seemed to horkpn, AMI she came
near, She had to stoop to catch the
moaning wlisrcr. that asked How did
She answered steadily: They sent for
"'hr,,a not ,have-if had known"
Ruusyal paspcd.
III | auuo!' YOU" said Mrs. Ronsval,
with icy tolerance, II can go
She turned. meaning to call the nurse.
hut a claw-iibr hand went weakly out
and caught at her skirts. The grasp
Was ma stronger than that Of u new
born child, bat, just for that il was so
feeble, II held her,
"Yuull not go. Three y~ears-you've
treated mc-like a leper! Never would
listen to what I'd got to say. But now
' | tell YOU, she-l was caught
in a trup-innoccnt"-
Mrs RonsVal said: You must not
ak. The doctor says you are not 10
talk." and busted herself with the bot
ties ard glasses which occupied a little
stand near the hedstead,
Rousval condemned the doctor. Mrs,
RuuSvai measured out the medicine,
raised his head with professional skill,
and offered him the glass. He clinched
hts teeth and defed her gauntly across
the brim.
mo. No. milk-no Doctors stun. I've
been going 10 the deyil-for three years
past" proceeded the sinner. feebly.
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II Reunion Brought About by q Patterns
O6stinacy.

lids, II one might dare to hint so-lay
the faculty Of keen observation. He no
ticed, in one moment of recovery from a
justly celebrated bow, that the maid was
In tears and the mistress was not.
lie ~presupposod that he had the pleas
ura o! addressing Mrs. Ronsval. Mrs,
Ronsval answered that he had, Then
the maid uttered a sob like the popping
of n soda-water cork. and Mrs, Ronsval
said: Jones. be Quict!'
She was a woman Of supple figure and
of medium height, She appeared to be
elegantly dressed, though no one Ear-
mcnt that she wore asserted itself as
being costly. The eyes that looked at
the doctor through her thick black veil
struck him as being u~nnaturally bril-
liant. This fact, together with the com
posure OF her voice and manner, con-
firmed him in the belief that the woman
was In a high-strung condition OF emo
tional excitement.
He was mentally evolving a little pre-
s~crlption-with bromide in II, to be tax
en- every three h~ours-when she lifted
her hand and unpinned the veil. Then
the doctor looked into the face OF a wo-
man who was as perfectly calm. cool
and composed as he was himself. Even
more so, because the revelation rather
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The doctor, stepping softly forth from
the sick room. paused for a brief. con
hdential parley with the ~print-gowncd,
white-capped nursing sister, who had
followed him. That fun%ctionary, g.iding
from his side, vanished with the falling
or a curtain sheet soaked in disinfectants
and the closing OF a door into the Blue
beard chamber beyond, leaving the mar
OF medicine free to pursue his portly way
downstairs.
At the bottom of the second flight
one OF the hotel servants stopped him
with a respectful murmur and a salver
with a lady's card, and the doctor, read
Ing the name upon II with the help Of
a pair OF g~old-rlmmed glasses, inclined
mis- neatly shaven ~gray-blue chin towards
the mourning diamond discreetly twink
ing amid the pillows of black satin that
rolled into the bosom of his capaclous
walstcoat, saying:
Tn wife OF my patient upstairs?
certainly, I will see the lady at once.
Which way?"
ms responsible. square-toed, patent
leather boots had not much further to
carry him. The lady and her maid were
waning In n sltting-room upon the next
landing. Under the fashionable physi-
sAns heavy yellow eyeiids-iivery eye
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rogatiye OF an English-bred woman.
And he has, more than once. had re-
course tO-what. for want OF IA better
word, call traps, That Is al Jones"
your eyes and tell the people downstairs
that ! engage this suit Of rooms Two
bedrooms, "A bathroom and s"ittlng-room
at 10 guincas a week, | think they said,
Horribly expensive. but II cannot he
helped. And now, Doctor" she turned
again to the doctor, when do you
wish me- 20 see your patient? AT once?
1t shall be at once II you say SO, !
am completely In our hands
The doctor. n little staggered by the
dizziness Of his patients VIC in trans
forring tho onus OF the situation from
her shoulders to his own, absolutely
prohibited any suggestion IT her enter
ing the sick-roOm until refreshed ara
rested. Mrs, Ronsval aCquinsc"d, with
Inent about being completely in his
hlnls-ani the doctor took his leave.
promising to return later that evening.
She gave him her cool fingers and they
parted. He had no sooner reached he
door than she called him back.
- only wanted to ask or course
you have n library. Docs the catalogue
q. Eo4r library include "A file Of the
II nd, the doctor admitted. File In
question extending some twelve years
back r,
warming one slender, archel foot upon
the fender. Next time YOU are IN want
uf n little light reading look In the law
Intelligence, divorce division, month u
February. 1890. you viii tind a case.
'FfrenCh VS., FfrcrCh and R.nsval.' The
details will explain "A good heal thut may
appear pu2ZlIug To You with re-
gard to the stranded relations between
Mr.. Rousval and myself, Thuugh doc
tors never allow themselves - he
puzzled. do they? Au rcvoir!'
The doctor had had an unusually busy
day Of IT, Bu he curinilCd his after
dinner nap In order to glance through
tho law intelligence records fur the
month OF February, 1880, There was
much in the case 10 which Mrs. Ronsydl
justifying the strained relations" she
had limited at. And II il the duty OF the
medical profession 10 rally at the war
cry OF outraged proprieties. But. when