davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-03
GeRegraphiH&e Oepe1&en.
Die 2Blauo'(6e 25iG.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING
oes Deto's oeitd1ert,
Die Gntideioun9 aber ourA oic 6e.
iddftsiperre i'm Paufe per-
So9ert.
89nattr pom attntnnn Td1l1at Itd1 nrtf
Die 4ette nFH Rr1TtnRntsn.
SO aibtnqton, 3 QlpriG.

8 a n 6 o II, 3 NprtI.
0tc Srage Ser Nnnabme BET 8LanD l6en
Sill iiber oas 8eto bes YrGit6enten bin>
meg ioute beute i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS our
@rleotgung gelangen, unD bic @e9ner tpie
Die 8efurporter Der 8tu batten aIe 8ors
b%erettun9en fir einen beftigen &f gez
%troffen. Ser Qlbgeorbnete SraceD bon Nl7
banD, &C. g., Der 8ertrauensmann beS
Frditoenten i'm 6auie, bate an ale Be-
mofratii6en @egner bee Silberi6pinoelS
6aS foIgenOe Scbreiben geribtet:
6err 8lan6 bat feline Nbii9t 5u ertennen
ge9eben, am 3. Q(pril i'm 9lbgeorbnetenz
bauie Ben Nntra9 81 1tellen, Die 8lan0'i6e
8tu lber beS Yrditoenten @Seto binpeg
abermalS an3unebnten. SIM Nuftra9e Der
Wttnbcrbeit beS Wtin3ouSibuiie5 er1l6e tcb
Sic bringenoit, am 0ienitag, ben 3, 5. So,
bet Stbung oes Qlb9eoronetenbauieS bei3u~
ipobnen uno Ben SiBune5iaaI nicbt eber su
Derlaiien, bis bic be5ii9licbe 9l6itimmung
ertolgt lit.
9es. Charles SrdceD.
Die Gnti9eioung Ser Srage mir6 aber
Doraltslt9tlicb Ourcb Die i'm 6auie in SoIge
Der Gerban0lungen iiber Die anbGngi9 9e>
mac6ten Observation-Disclosures felt %etntgen
Sagen beitebenbe @ei6ditSiperre ber309ert
tper0en. Ser Nbgeorbnete Yatterlon,
8oriiber Des &omites fir 8abLbeanz
.itanoungen, erfldrt, baB ct alf 6eren @rlez
oigung beiteben meroe lnb ioute AUDI
OarIbee Der 9anse CONNER Deritreicben,
Inter 0ieien llmitGnbcn ipirb bic Nuf>
nabme Der Geto>Sroge porerlt fdum erfolz
gen. SIS lit aber mogltcb, baB Yatterlon
oocb nob nabgibt, obtpobl er g~e9entpGrtig
ben Utuno gewaIti9 pou nimmt.
Sraccp re6net auf 200 Stimmen fit
bic MISUNDERSTANDING 0es 8etps. Sine
8roBe NnSabl Mbgeorbneter, Die tit Die
8lano'i6e Q}tu 9eitinmt baben, i6eren
iicb MIN oo6, fir oeren 9lnnabme iiber baS
8eto beS 8rGlibenten bintpeg gu itimmen.
Ser e%influBretcbe 9emotrat 8Dnum bon
Sn6taua ipar elmer Ser @riten, ser bic Sc
foLgi6aft Islands oerlteB, un6 ibm lin6
tu3lpii6en biele an6ere, Sic in ser Stlber7
fra9e 5I ben unitcberen .&antoutiten ge7
b0ren, 9efolgt; aucb sic @btcago'er Qlb7
geOr6neten O2c@ann unD 9urborotp 1tno
Oarunter.
8lonb mtu bon feinem &ompromiB eli
mas ptien; CT tpetlt BEN 8oriblag, bic
Getobotibaft etnem 9lusi6uife sur @rz
tpGgung un6 9eei9neter 8ei6luBfaliung
3u iibertpeiien, enti6ieben 3uriid unb beitebt
auf elmer augemetnen Oebatte unb elmer
Qbltimmun9 Dor benz geiammten 6aule.
ST meint, tpenn Die GepubIifaner it6 bet
QbIttmmung entbielten, 0as 8etO UNI
tperfen gu ~tOnnen, aber bieielben merOen
i6m oteien 0eiaQen i~e0enfaas nicbt err
tpetien.
, 1894-04-03
Die Kosciusfo=5eier in Krafau
Gnoi9t in einem 1aoau.
&~rafou.3 2. 0(nrt(.

&ratou 3, @prtl.
Der lebte Sag ser felt benz "a. Wtar3 i'm
@ange beftnblicben &Osciusto1 Teterli9feiz
ten fiibrte gu bebauerIichen Nusidrettungcn
Der Ourcb 9liibenbe patriotii6e Nnipraben
un0 wabri9einlib Ourcb all5u reibli6en
@enuB bon Spirttuoien in t~oc6grabi9e
Nufregung DerieBten 8eDOlferun9. Gs
muBte WtilitGr sur ltnteroriidung Der I'm
ruben auf9eboten meroen, uno 5a6lrei6e
Nbtbeilungen Snfanterie un6 &aDa4erie
patrouiairen lett beute frib unausgeleBt
Die StraBen.
Gs banbeGte iicb I'M sic Gntbiuung zines
0entmals 81 @bren bes 9roBen poInii6en
8atrioten Gba6beus &oscuuSto, Der am
"a. OtGr5 1894 auf benz bteitgen Stang
plab@ OaS feierli6e UetObniB ablegIe, fir
Die Sretbeit BOlenS ieinen Iebten 8lut3z
trOpfen einieBen gu mouen. Sett taft 31Dei
8oben tpebieIte cine 6eitIt4teit nit Der
anoeren ab.
, 1894-04-03
Nod etn SfonoaIprose6.
Die 2~InfIase betrift oen Goo zines iuneen
Wdo6ens.
81 utLonb. ST. 3 MGrs

w 2 OFFT U "1V"F0"
Ser beooritebenOe Yro3eB BON SarpeD
6omes 8ttttn peripri6t ebenio groBes
OrtIi9es Sntereiie gu erregen, ais ser SAL
8oqarb7 8redinrib9e in 8albtngton. Sn
Der 9~lntlage gesen Btttin 6etBt eS, baB CT
nit BET tIrsltcb i'm @e%fGn9niiie 9eitorbenen
Srau 2orotn @oulb, ben Sob bon Goa
Sbotp aus Californian, ipeIcbe iicb in Tairz
bapen auf 8eiu6 befanb, unb Der guten
@eieuibaft angebOrte, berbei9efiibrt babe.
8ittin murbe BON Oenielben @roBgeibDoz
renen IN MntIagcitanO perieBt, tpel6e Die
9lntla9e seeen Die 6rau @oulb erbOben,
aber lein 4ro3eB purbe bis gum iebigen
@eri9tstermin OeribOben. 0erielbe wiro
am 10. NpriI Beginner, un6 ieoenfGas Die
9r0Bte Nufmerfiamteit erre9en.
, 1894-04-03
Sort nit oen Dirtbidaften,
So fdreien ole maferheu9Ier in ser Staot
uno i'm County.
Seric0ptlle, ST., 3. Npri(.

SET cgpllIe Sn.t .. Npru.
@eitern Nben6 tpur6e in ser 8aptiiten;
fircbc BON &%trcbenleuten cine W%taienoerz
iammlun9 ab8ebalten, nm iidb ilber 8etptlie
Gemperen5ongelegenbeiten 81 beratben.
Die 8%eriammIuEg ipracb it6 fir BrObibiz
ton uno 9egen Oas 2i5enSiDitem aus. s.
giebt ~augenblidli9 bier Orei5e6n Wtrtb7
ibafteu, tpelcbe nacb benz 9obIi8ensplane
betriebeu wer6er, aber Oer GrfoIg, BEN iicb
Die 8aiierbeillgen baDpn Deripro6en bat
ten, trat nicbt Elm, weB6alb ie ieBt 6eabz
iibtigen, baraufbin 81 mtrfen, baB nicbt
alein in Der Stabt, ionbern AUDI i'm
GountD ldmmtIicbe 8irtbi9utten sei9Ioi7
fen iper6en. Sin betannter SemperenS=
reOner bat iAon felt l%angerer 3eit Die
Stabt unb llm9egenb i'm Sntereiie Ser
@aiierbeuc1ler uniiber 9emacbt.
, 1894-04-03
Gin 9efdbrItdler Derridte1.
Or brin9t feline Kabe sum Opfer uno ser.
fdl69t ieiuen Pausrath.

GortbagO, SQ., 3. @prtI.
Ser in 0arlap ~pobnenbe &icbmon6
&ibgetpaD lit olem Nnicbeine nacb Douz
itdnbig Derriift un0 mir0 bier sur 9riin6z
liben ltnteriubun9 ieines @eiiteS5uitmz
bes in Saft 9ebalten. &iir8licb i6lug ct
eine &abe tobt uub perbrannte ben &0rz
per, inbem ct ertlarte, baB Soft Elm Opfer
perlange. Gr miirbe aucb mebrere Wtits
9lieber ietner Tamilie geopfert babet, iagte
ober, 6aB Soft baS ni9t perlangt babe, ST
sertrimmerte fat 6as 9an5e 6aus9erGt6
unb ia9te ieiner 6rau unb ietnen &inoern
einen tObtlicben S6reden ein.
, 1894-04-03
Sombenattentat.
Is miro Ger Derind eema6t, cine S4anf
itdtte in ole SUIT gu ipren9en.
SO 3. 9lpriL.

Sine Spe3iaIoepeide an ben pGpeltng
Star" bon Slorence mciDet SOlgenbes 4:
Son Gbarle1ton tontmt Sic 9tacbricht, baB
beute Ntorgen BORT Der 8eriub gemacbt
tpuroe, Die ftaatlidbe Scbantitdtte gu SER
,it0ren. 6inter benz @ebduOe tpurbe cine
8ombe 3ur @rploiion gebrabt. 9tdberes
6ariiber miro nocb nicbt beribtet, aber Die
Gbatiacbe, baB Die S6antitatte bon Der
9oliSei benabt ptrb, beutet barauf bin,
baB oos Qtttentat fetuen Grfolg bate.
, 1894-04-03
Gin 110roer psrurthsiIt.
DerfeIbe fol- Elm uno 3wan5i9 Sabre i'm 6u6t=
hauie 5ubrin9en.
9tne8Guff, Qrf., 3. 9lpriI

Ser beriibmte Scottz0te@cebec Wtoro>
pro3eB, nelcber felt elmer Nocbe i'm bte>
itgen &reisgeri9t perbanbelt tpuroe uno in
pelcbem ia 3eu9en aus peribie6enen
Staaten DerbOrt %puroen, lit gu @nbe unO
eS lit ein Q8abripru6 abge9eben Wor6en.
0erielbe lautete auf Wtoro ~5tpeiten Sra
beS un0 auf @iniperrung i'm 3ubtbauie
auf bic 9auer bon 21 Sabren. Scott'S
NbOotaten, meIche st ben beiten OeS Staaz
tes Qrfanias gcb0ren, beabIi6tigen an oas
Ober9ericbt 81 appelliren. Sbre 6offnung
berubt auf Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
, 1894-04-03
8eoeutenoer Seuerf6aoen.
Gidnor & 5acobi's fedsfodi9es 6ebduoe
nieoereebrannt.
st 0 Il e It e t g. g., 3. Q(pril.

9fo6ei # ct g. g., 3. 9tpriI.
6eute brannte 6aS iecbSft0dige @ebdu6e
bon 3ibnor & SocObt an 6er Gfe Der Ct.
Saul unb Nnbretp8itr. ab. Der 8erGuit
I'M GebGube betrdgt $50, 1000, BET elmer
8erii6erung BON $40 900. Gi9nor &
Sacpbi's 8crIuit all 8aaren belduft iicb
auf 100000 bel $4,000 Geritberun9.
Baum unb Stern'S @erluit all @aareu
betrGgt $3.50, 900, lit je6ob ourcb Ser
1id6erung gebcft; 8[a6 & UfeDer'5 Gerluit
an @aaren miro uuf $75, 900 abgei9dBt
unb lit nut tbeiltpciie Ourcb 8eriicberung
geoeft.
, 1894-04-03
4ua1t-O PIPprnntnte.
6orta, Tabal, 2, Q(pril.

Sorta, SaDal, 2. Nprtl.
Ser 2(oD60ampfer @ms 1T
beOentenb i6perer beibd6i9t, ais es anz
fan9S ben Qtnlbein bate. 9tab ben erlten
8ertcbten mar nur oaS @eiteQ tbrcrS cbrau>
benlDelIe 9ebrOcben; IS bal it6 jeooh ber7
auS9clteat, OaB ite nibt BLOB ihren Beuz
baum etge6itBG bat, Ionbern DaB ou6 tbr
SteuerrabgebGuie icbper bei66oi9t atporz
ben lit. Sc betBt ferner, oaB Die @ms am
q. WfGr3, ais Die @iloflomer in Sicbt
fam, etnen 9ed bate. Die Gms mar 6az
mails 700 Nletlen BON bet Snielgruppe Der
ll5Oren0entfernt, aufp elbe tie inter Segel
IoSiteuerte. 9te 8ei9GOtgung an 6emOam>
pier ereignete ii6 IN %. WGr3, etpa flint
Sage ipGter, nacboem ct Soutbampton Derz
Iai1en bate. Nuf Dem 43. 45. 8retteugraoe
un0 Al. ~2Gngengra6e 16eint bic SINS BON
befttgem Sturnttpetter itberfalen tpor6en
81 letn. Irob beS 2eGS berbinoerten bic
9ampfpumpen, baB bte6radbt unb Bic g oft
beibGOtgt lpurben uro ooB ba5 8aiier iiber
Die 0efabrltnie itieg.. Die Yaiiagiere be-
ftnoen, it6 ale po6l, uu6 0ieielben itnb
frDb, ctnen ltcberen 0afen erretcbt 3u baben.
8ouitan0tge Gtn3elbeiten iiber baS l1ngltd
iino nob nibt 81 erlan9en jeOO6 lit in ben
in Ben 8lGttern mit9etbeilten9 epei6en 0aS
Neientlide iiber Den l1nfou ent9alten.
Ma6rt6, 2. Mprtl.
Sn Ser 8roDin3 Nn6alulten berri6t sur
i3eit ein beoeutenber gtot6ltano. Sn San
&uccr ba6en Die NrbeitSlolen 0te Bidder
IGoeu 9eplitn6ert. Sn @l @ia in Der groz
bins Septua 6aben 8oIfSaufitGn6e itdttgez
funDen. Die itd6ttiden 8eb0rben beibpicbz
tigten bic oufgeregte Menge, tnOem ite 5000
8ro6antpetiungeu au5itelten. Sn 3artfa
brang ein 1000 &0pfe itarfer 8olfsbdufe
in 0aS Gat6bauS uno fOroerte unter 6efttz
gen 9%rODungen Qrbett. Sn allen bonn
9totDItan0 betm9ciubten 9titrttten itt0 Die
8eb0roen nadh &rGften beltrebt, ben gtotDz
Ietoenoen 81 belfen.
8et, 2, Qtprtl.
Sci einem beute BON Sran5 un6 2oltts
&o1i1tb Deranitalteten @mpfange, gu nell
chem itb 3aDlretcbe Wtttglieber BON 9epu@
tattonen aus allen SbeiIen ltngarns elm
9efunben batlen, nel9e gu ben geitrt9en
Observation-Disclosures gu @bren &o1iutb's
MACH Belt gctommen tparen, nur6e
benz S6riftiteIer Wfarrlts Sofai cine
Notwithstanding Spation 3u She'll.
9erlelbe bate I'M Jtational>WtuIeum i'm
gta1nen oeS Nb9eor0netenbauleS DeS unqa>
riiben &eib5tages Sic Qeicbenreoe 0e6alz
Ten, in pelber er nit Ser 9lii6enoiten 8ez
getlterun9 Die Ger0ienite bes bingel9ieOez
nen Botrioten 9ei4itOert bate. Sang I'm
gart TT DeS &obeS pou liber Sic berrltche
Neoe uno beute benuBten bic Mtttglte6er
Der 9eputattonen Die @elegen6eit, nm
benz Steiner fir leine 9lGn5enDe0eiftung Sen
9ant Der Station ou83uiprecben. 1900
9amen, ldmmtIi6 in 8rallerfleibern,
iparen beim @mpian8e 8u9egen. Die Bez
geiiterun9 pieler 0amen fir Sofai gin9 10
lpett, OaB lie tbn umrin9ten unD piez
berboIt fltBten. 6ran8 &oiiutb belt cine
@nreOe an Die 8eilcber bes @mpfanaes, in
peIcber ct inter NnOerem Dem unoarilcben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or, Q8efer(e beoeilterz
tes Sob ipenoete.
9~On6on, 2. Qprtl.
Sine 8crIiner 9epei4e Ser vMorninq
Soft" melOct, baB Die 9e9entpGrtiseu 3us
1tGn6e auf Samoa unter Ben oeuliden
, 1894-04-03
Cine Gtnt9un9 m09Iib.
6rubenorbeiter uno 6rubenbeiiber in Se.
rathun9.
GoIoraboS Springs, GGI., !
2. 9lnriI. {

Sin Nusi6uB 6sS 8ereins Ser @rubenz
arbeiter in Cripple Greet un6 neuu @rubenz
beiiber ~beftn6en ii6 in 8eratbung UNI SEN
3Diit 6ei5ule9en, tpeldber tirSlicb Die I'M
ruben Deruriac6t bate, Die @rubenbeitBcr
bteteu $2.623 fur y Stunoen ipirtltcber
Nrbeit, mGbreno Die @~rubenarbeiter $2.75
~DerIangen. Der 8oricbla9 wuroe 9eitern
NbenO ben Nrbeitern in Cripple Street, 3ur
@nti9eiOun9 Oariibcr teIe8rapbii@ mitges
tbetlt.
, 1894-04-03
Geibenfuno.
Die Set6e etnes b%efannten Siireers por
Denper ouf9efunoen.
Can 8ernar6ino, Gal,
, 0InriI

0reiBis O1eiIen nOrblib bon Oagqett,
elmer 0ben @egen6, lit Die 0etcbe zines
Mannes, pel9e man fir Die BON Sobn
&reiner, einem in 0enper nobl6efannten
Wanne belt, au~fBefunOen tporoen. ST
lag bel einem 8agen, aus Dem ct au9enz
ibeinli9 9efauen tpar, ba iein Sopf icbwere
NunOen oufmieS un6 aus Wtun0 Unb
0bren 8lut 9efloiien ipar.
, 1894-04-03
Selbitmoro.
Sef0roert fi6 ourd cine Sa4fenfn9eI ms
Jenieit5.
@rebe. Sol. 3. 0[hriI

Sin Wtonn NamenS 6trit, ser Sngenieur
bes 9tellou Sunncls, bat iib 9eitern AbenO
burcb einen SdbuB aus elmer ~Q8incbeiter7
bitcbie baS 2eben genommen. @r 1ou
etpas irrltunie g"etpelen lein.
, 1894-04-03
Don tbrem Pierce erfhIa9en.
Gine frau trdet bel elmer Iusfabrt t0otIi9e
munoen oapon.
S0ca nj ST., 3. Mpril.

@ctern Wtoreen ~erei9nete ii6 in Der
gtGbe Don bier elm i6redliber lln9litfs=
fad. Sci elmer 9tusfabrt 9tng bas 8fero
Der Srau 2tnbbia burcb, nobel bielelbe aus
benz 8agen unO grade inter bic 6ufe bes
Bfer6eS ~itir5te. sic tpurOe bon Oenielben
am &opf getroffen un6 erlitt einen gefdbr7
Iicben S6dOelbrub. Der 3uitanb Ser
6rau lift Elm iebr beoenfliber uno wabrz
icheinlib miro ie Der 8erlebun9 erIte9en.
, 1894-04-03
Die Obiternte.
IN Ger 6e9euo pon Qaupoo in Jainois hat
Der SIi55aro ni6tio idlimm 9ebauit, ais
anfdnoIib befirdptet puroe.

ct, sous, 3. @priG.
@ine SpesiaI6epeibe an bic vgtepublic"
bon gtauOOO, ST., ia9t, baB Sic p%gtaupOO
Sruit Company" g~eSpuu9en muroc iiber
100000 S%bitbdume, tpcIcbe bon Snietten
bei3aOi9t morOcn tparen, 81 5critOren.
Sbit5iicbter erflGren, DAB ber lebte 8liSsaro
niht ale 8IItbenfnoSpen 5eritOrt babe,
un0 man cine CUTE @rnte ertparten tOnne.
, 1894-04-03
Der fran50iiide meItousiteuun9s.
oommihdr Rranb
Grb6It Gas Kreu3 Ger GhrenIeeior.
8arts. 3. Q(brtl.

SER &ranb, ser fran5Oiii9e &ommiIidr
auf Oer @bica9O'er 8eltauslteQun9, miro
fir feline in oteier Gigeni6aft geleiiteten
auSge5eicbneten 9ienite burcb bas Greu5 Der
@brenlegton ausge3etcbnet tper0en.
, 1894-04-03
1m Bette erftidt.
Gin 6rets oas Opfer zines unbeoeutenoen
,feuers.
8 # 3. 9tpril.

Ser 8farrer g. sc. 8abcof, 70 Sabre
alt, pel9er fritbcr 8ortrGge belt, lit
gsltern Nbeno in Sol9e zines unbebeuten7
ben 6euerS in icinem 2ogirbaule, go. 81
0ooerttraBe, III ieinem 8ette eritidt. 3tpet
onoere &olt9dnger muBten permittelit Set
tern our5 oaS Teniter serettet tperben.
, 1894-04-03
5n Oienit eefteut.
Der Sunoesfreu3er y2Iert" fir oen DENT
i'm Sehrin9ssmeer ferti9eefteat.
0aIIeio. Sal. 3. Qlpril.

" OWF'T ~TF
Der 8un6e8treu3er y2tlert" murOe geltern
unter BEN 9ebrdu9li6en Seicrli6teiten in
9ienit gefteQt, unO Die 8eiaBung, tpelbe
iicb 9esenpGrtig nod an 8orb bes rSns
Dependent" b%eftnoet, miro am 10. os. WttS.
ouf ben yNlert" iibcrfieOeIn, weIber AM 20.
na9 Dem 8ebrin9S7O teer ab9eben lou.
, 1894-04-03
6ro6e Seuersb
DER perionen perbrannt.

Sn6tonapoIiS, SnO., 3. Qpril.
Sn Sobart mitthet, tpie bericbtet miro,
cine sroBe Seuersbrunit. Gjer 9erionen
baben bereits ibren Sob in ben Slammen
.gefunoen.
, 1894-04-03
Standardization.

NeapeI: vSueOia" bpn SEEM gorf.
@ibraLtar: vWeler" bon 9teapel aIf
BET Sabrt nacb Stem yort.
, 1894-04-03
SdredItdes un9Iad,
Drei Kinoer tuoen Den Goo in oen SGammen.
$ a M NJ o II 5, Sn6., 3. 9tpriG.

y q III ~ . II u 0HO.I .. NPtIl.
6eute bracb in benz @o6n6auie Der 6rn.
9rtte in Rentpiue Seuer aus, mel9cm
ni6t ALIEN 6aS @ebaube, ion6ern audi
bret &tnber gum Spfer ftelen. Sci benz
&eriudbe, feline 8inber aus ben SLammen
81 rettelt, trug 8rice i9re6li9e 8ranbz
mlGnDen hapon.
, 1894-04-03
SO II, 3. Qprt[.

90 lie II, 3. 9tprtL.
Der erfolgrei9e NblhLuB Der ruiiii6z
Diterret6ii6en 6anbelsOertra9Sz8e rbonb>
lungcn, tpelbe inter an6erem 5ur @rmGBiz
9ung beS Goggen5oleS auf einen @uloen
uno so Greu5er (per Gentner) fiibrten, lit
auf Die 0trefte 8ermittelung pes @5arer
5urild3uflbren.
Qonoon, 3. @priL.
Die beuti8e Shines" entbdIt cine 9es
peicbe aus Bten, in peIcber benz perl0nz
liben @tngreifen bcs G3aren in bic gum
a3mede Oes Nbl6lulies etnes 6anbelsperz
TRACES stpiicbcn Selterrei6 unb GuBlanb
gepflO9enen 8erbanOlungen 9roBe pOlttti6e
8eOeutung bei9elegt wirb. G3ar Nleranz
6er III. babe bamit einen peiteren 8etpets
ieiner Srte0cnSlie6c ab9eLe9t.
Ser &orreiponoent 9Laubt, baB 6as ipie5
berbergelteute quite @~tnDernebmen 5Dil6en
GuBlan6 un6 0eutiblan0 bestp. Oeterz
reicb gu etnem f0rmlicben 8InbniB stpi5
lc6en ben bret WfGcbten fiibren tuer6e; cine
Ginftcuung Der in ben Iebten Sabren itattz
9ebabten auBer8epObnItcbcn &rtessriiftunz
gen lei i3on icbt apeifeLloS. :3tpii6en
6ranfrei@ un6 StaGten babe ebenfaQs cine
MnnG6etung it%att9efunOen, pelcber Oefterz
reib na6 &rdften 8Ori6ub leiite.
, 1894-04-03
Der rufiids0iterrethtfde bon6eIs.
pertra9.

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-23
j. HARVEY SIMONDs.

The death of w. A. COnant, which wa,
recorded last week was quickly followed
by that OF another of the old-time resi-
dents of Canal street j. Harvey Simonds
died at $50 O'c clock Wednesday morning.
He had been in declining health for q wear
from complications due mainly to advanc-
ing years, Mr. SimOnds was born i'm Al
stead, y. H.. Oct. 3, 1916. In early life
he lived for while In Neeue y. H.. and
atterward iu SWauzey
AOUu, $50 years ago he came TO Brattle-
bOro, and has often related that on mis- ar
rival mere he had lust four cents in money
left besides a small bundle OF clothing tied
up i'm a handkerchief after paving his
bridge toll. Iii, purpose in coming here
was TO learn the shoemaker trade of his
older brother, Perrin Simonds. i'm after
years the well-knoWu BrattleoorO shoe
dealer, and the predecessor of the present
firm of Durham Brothers. As he grew TO
manhood young SimondS went into com
pany with his brother Alfred in the hide
and leather business al the stand now oc-
cupied by Frank Weeks in the Judge build
ing, working also at his trade as a shoe
maker, Later he worked for his son Al
bert in his grocery store, which has of late
been occupied by Scott 4 Jones, and where
;. Wilcox is now located, but on account
of failing health he was obliged TO leave
there. Some five or six years ago he went
to Granville, Conn, for a short time, TO
take charge of a farm owned by his son
George, and his last active work was done
there. Mr.. Simonds was married July ],
1889, to Eliza Ann Foster OF the five
children born to them only two are now
living, Albert of Newark, Ohio, and Fred
K. of Hartford.
In early and middle life Mr.. Simonds
was one of the active, energetic men of the
town, and he often recalled with satsfac-
ton his career as leading member of the
old-time volunteer fire department, For
years he was member of the old Mazeppa
No hand engine company of local his
toric fame, and for a term OF years was its
foreman. Following this he was an as
sistant engineer when 5. NJ. Waite was
chief In the days OF his early service he
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-23
DAVID w. MILLER

The body of David W. Miller was
brought to Brattleboro last saturday from
Bridgeport, Conn, and placed in the tomb
10 await burial in the spring IL is under
stood by the Brattieboro friends that
/ while MI Miller had been in failing
health the end came very suddenly. lie
had been almost q lifelong resident OF
/ Brattleboro. and the mention OF his name
will always recall 90 those who knew him
unique figure on our streets and a per
sOnaity which was also unique. Both he
and hi, wife, who survives him, We're
natives of Brattleboro Mr.. Miller. who
had reached the advanced age of 81 years
was the son of Eli Miller, a West Brattle-
borO farmer. He learned the carpenter s
trade, and in later years wa, successfully
/ engaged as a builder and lumber dealer
in this village When the Second Advent
movement was at its height some 40 years.
ago Mr.. Miller became a convert, and was
an ardent teacher of its doctrines. Sever
al years were given 10y him 10 preaching
and lecturing, and so firmly convinced
was he that the end OF all worldly things
was at hand that he practically gave mp
his ordinary business and gave his sub
stance TO the promotion of the Advent
doctrine. He was absolutely sincere in
his belief that he had a divine call To-
preach this doctrine and has often said to
the writer of this paragraph that he never
prospered until he needed this call and
began TO lecture.
Nj and Mrs Miller celebrated their
golden wedding July -, 1883, at their
home on Main street. the well-remembered
house which stood just above the residence
of F. A. Whitney A year or two after
the sale of their homestead they went to
Bridgeport. Conn. TO live with their
daughter, Mrs. Beach where their home
has since been. -Four children survive
Mrs. Marshall of Boston. Fred of Halifax
Mrs. LOOMS of Cambridgeport. Mass. and
Mrs. Beach of Bridgeport, Conn. OF Nj
Miller 10 brothers and sisters three are
now living, Elizabeth, the widow of y. W
Willard, now a resident of this village
Charles Miller of Waterbury. Conn, and
Mrs. Lucy Akley Of West Brattleboro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-23
MRS. PARK p COOK

Mrs. Sarah Sherwin Cook. the mother
of Mrs. Oscar T. Ware. died at the home
of her daughter last Saturday Mrs.
Cook was born in Newfane Dec. il. 1906,
and nearly her whole life was spent there.
Her husband. Park +. Cook. died Oct. 80.
1866 In October lS93. it being no longer
prudent for her to live alone. she came to
Brattleboro to be- with her daughter. Mrs.
Ware. She was woman of unusually
strong character and to the very last her
interest in events bnd her memory OF
things both past and present, was as
active as at any time in her life Death
was the result of a natura breaking down
of age. Prayer was said al the house bv
Rev. Mr Day on Tuesday. and the BODY
was taken 10 NeWiaue for burial service,
being held in the church by Rev Mr.
Hordy
The Newtaue correspondent 90 The
FnHnlN writes that there was An answer
ing chord in many hearts 20 Mr. Hardv's
words "Iue coming Of Mrs. Cook 20 her
grave in "a full age is like as q shock of
com which cOmeth iu ms due season. 90
Mrs. COOK S HE seemed indeed 70 FLOURISH
IN the courts of orr tod. and was one
that did bring forth fruit iu old age.
As one expressed ir she was vigorous ply
sIcally. mentally and morally. There was
I'D her character and nature an elasticity
usually absent after fourscOre wears. and
which was retained 90 the very end AS
shown 10y cheerful letters dictated 20 her
friends within a week of her death. The
Young, the middle-aged and the old in
NeWfane Will miss Mrs. Cool"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-23
BRATTLEBORO.

Charles Ebbighausen is rejoicing over
the prompt way in which a very official
looking legal document brought home his
missing chickens
An entertainment will be given at the
Esteyville school house this evening. by
the Ladies Enterprise, assisted by the
Esteyville Amateurs.
An effort is being made to arrange sci
Element of 80 cents on dollar between T..
@. Phillips and his creditors, and it will
probably prove successful.
Our amusement lovers will be glad To-
learn that Cleveland All United Ministries.
allied with the European Nandeyiues. will
appear here early next month.
1t is understood that Adelua Patti. with
her opera company of so people. will pass
through here by special train tomorrow.
on the way from Springfield TO Montreal
where they appear Monday night PATHS
private car will form part of the train
Two large pictures of the World Fair
grounds have attracted much attention in
the window of Clapp a Jones this week.
they are photographs owned by Gen. j. D..
Est n and are "a proof of the wonderful
advi3ce made in recent years in the photo
graBAc art.
on car Of Saturday morning freight
train, While passing over a switch at south
Vernon, attempted to run on one track
with the forward trucks and another with
the rear trucks, with the inevitable result.
Four cars We're involved in the smash and
the roads were blocked for some time.
The suit for divorce brought by Frank
L. Drown of Springfield, Mass, formerly
OF Brattleboro, against his wife was heard
in the superior court at Springfield Tues
day and Wednesday. Mrs. Drown contest
ed the suit, her defence being an absolute
denial of the charges of adultery alleged
against her by her husband. On the wife's
side unpleasant if not directly eliminating
charges were made against Mr.. Drown.
The evidence tended to show that Mrs.
Drown married life had not been an alto
gether happy one on account of the atti-
tude toward her of Mr.. browns mother.
In deciding the case presiding Judge said
that although MIS-. Drown had unques-
tionably been indiscreet yet her home life
had not been pleasant, and there NAV have
been some slight excuse for her on this ac-
count. The libel is dismissed"