davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Some lives are cast III very hard places,
as the following report from Sick
Babies Fund physician Nil show
AS l knocked to day IN one OF the
crowded tenemcntB the door was opened
by II boy of nine years with II baby face
red with heat and very much In need of
soap and water The temperature OF the
room was very high Notwithstanding
that the day had been comfortable. He
was cooking. and In his efforts to render
small. curious looking piece of meat
as nearly as possible like sole leather
he had built roaring fire.
"In a cradle, 80 hear II US TO be in
danger of scorching, was IA baby. II few
months old, scalded with PRECIPITATION,
feverishl" sleeping. In the adjoining
dark room was the father. lying on Il
neglected bed. dying of consumption
During the absence OF the wife. who
was at work. the little boy was house
keeper. cook and nurse for three
younger ones and the dying man.
lie was as cheerful and happy as IT
he were playing baseball instead OF do
ing houscwurk IN that cherries room.
father but prescribed for the baby and
gave some general directions to the
little mother which Interested him. and
which he promised to heed"
This ID one Of the thousands OF occa-
sions for doing good that come to The
Evening Worlds" Free Doctors. Every
day they find houses like this, and 1t
IL to render them cheerful and improve
the condition of the children that the
Sick Babies Fund exists.
All the money YOU give. dear reader.
goes into this beautiful and valuable
charity. Help 1t al much as you can.
Big hearted little liunnir Thornton sets
everybody a good example in this re-
spect She sings FOR the Babies Fund
every night at the Madison Square Roof
Garden. and Invites the audience to
throw silver on the stage. And her
audiences respond generously.
During the first three nights this week
her collections amounted to 1852. She
sings Babics' FUND song that touches
the hearts Of all hearers. II you go to
the Madison Square Roof Garden. as YOU
should. contribute through Bonnie
Thornton.
The Funds n big success. BE one OF
the army that wins It's victories. Stand
beside the free doctors and help to fight
disease and death away from the cradles
I'm tho tenpmentS
The evening world., 1894-07-13
WORLDLISGs.

1t I, related as an instance OF royal Thrift tina,
the Queen OF Denmark still NERDS her kingly
husbands clothes,
The Sultan Of Turkey. the mort eItravssant
housekeeper In tho world. spends ,9% ooo. o0o a
year on his household.
Berlin Is one Of tn. most cosmopolitan Of
European cities Though II IA the capital OF
Germany. only 81 per cent Of Its Inhabitants
are Germans by birth.
Probably the largest house In the world 10 an
enormous tenement In wisden, . suburb OF
Vienna II has 1900 roens. in which . whole
town Of human bsings live
The evening world., 1894-07-13

People who are i'll care very little 10
sweetened foods. Dishes made savcry
with salt are the most satisfying. Ho'
foods should be piping hot. and colt
foods Ice cold. for the diseased appetite
Is critical. Never prepare u dish or
drink before the sick. Small portlon
daintily served and clean dry cups ant
glasses are elements OF good nursing
Tea or milk spilled in the saucer may
offend the taste of patient and driv'
away the appetite 50 sadly in need d
a relish.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
New York and Melbourne.

To the Editor:
VIII you kindly allow me TO present the fol-
lowing hEures to the numerous readers OF The
Evening World?' The tenement house census
published recently showed that l. 33e, 773 people
lived in 39,l3s tenement houses. being an aver
age OF % persons to each house. The city of
Melbourne Australia, spreads over an erea Of iss
square miles and has a population OF $50 900
people living In 10000 houses being an aver
age OF i-5 persons to each house. The rail-
roads cable tram roads 100 miles). Telephones
tslesraphs. electric light. water works, sewerage
The evening world., 1894-07-13

fresh food markets and cool chambers aInl
banks and other institution, are all owned n
operated by the State. and yet Melbournites n
always wanting more improvements The ~
petite grows by feeding on good things When
Cousin Jonathan going TO ask some OF his boss
to get off his back and give him breathing spac
and elbow room. clean and paved streets. homs
instead OF tenemcnts. n sitting down seat In
car instead Of standing up one and sundr
other small concessions by way of n start?
THOMAS COOPER,
20 IIuf.or e,raot IJobol ops NJ
The evening world., 1894-07-13

A delightful despatch from Washing
Son yesterday stated, In effect that II 1t
wer mt for the sugar, coal iron and a
few other schedules on which differences
OF opinion existed, the tariff conferrees
would speedily reach an agreement. In
other words. II there were no serious
Efforts at reform to be made the work of
tarin reform" would go on smoothly
ana unimpedediy In the conference. This
y strange condition to exist among
sworn servants Of people whose de-
The evening world., 1894-07-13
mand for a wholesome change is we'll
understood.

One consideration which makes the
public desire a settlement of the labor
troubles Is their anxiety TO see II the
Government will then display the
promptness. vigor and firmness In deal
ing with railroad and sugar magnates
that It has shown in dealing with the
Chicago emergency.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
New Uses for Porcelain.

China Is more and more adopted 70
all sorts of new uses. One sees hoy
china-backed combs and brushes an
ira-handled buttonhocks and GLOW
buttoners, all TO accompany china put
and Jewel boxes and the little trays tina
already adorn my lady's dressing table
Beside these there are china-framet
mirrors and, of course. candlesticks al
we'll US picture frames; one may ever
havo a china bracket on which to se
some of the brio -brac.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Even delayed AS 1t has been by un-
seemly Juggling with the laws of iii
nois, the hanging OF Prendergast will at
last have "A wholesome effect on men
whose impulses turn. as his turned. to
ASA ssinat ton.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
AryerRe-by-the-Sen.

The parlors Of Arverne Hotel had a
brilliant assemblage OF Its fashionable
visitors and the cottagers last night to
witness the entertainment given In aid
OF the Fund.
Thanks to the liberalty OF the new
manager. w. Johnson Quinn. and his
popular direction of the hotel. his hos
telry Is crowded to it's utmost capacity
this season, and large audience was
secured from the hotel alone. the re-
CENTS being about 500
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Melons for Lunch and Dinner.

In more than a few families breakfast
consists of coffee and rolls with rich
cream and sweet butter. This Is good
for the hired girl, good for business and
brain work and good for the stomach
For the lunch a hot dish OF delicate meat
or meaty fish and something Is prime.
There Is no dessert like the melon.
Little musk balls may be had down IN
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Julia Cannon. aged eight years; Elsie Post.
aged nine, and Nellie Lester aged nine. held
fair In store on First avenue. TomrkinsyIlle
l., Tuesday afternoon for the bcucht OF the
Sick Babies Funi. and realized 3l635. which
the bright little girls themselves brought TO The
Evening world once Wednesday Mr. Dcycry
kindly gave them tho Of the store They
had lemonade, candy and fancy tables, and sold
out In few hours Their fair Was big sue
cess, THE Evening Wurld'' thanks them
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Yesterday 1t was Croker's horse Flrt
that won him race and a purse. For
tune may be tickle with some OF us, but
she Is wonderful constant to the eX-
boss uf Tammany. Who're did he get
them Ills good luck and his wealth?
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Gay Girls Marry Quicker

To the Editor: ~
l am quite interested In civil Engines
complaint. l am a young lady that mas
attended any picnics or excursions. ana aoh I'M
for dancing. love my homo above all Anu ~.
| see young ladies that always attend pieh''' -,
excursions and live outdoors. flirting ana SA'',
on. and who have no trouble In getting mar
I have no company and am told II is peeaus
don't dance or nirt, MAMIE, bIVoA'-
The evening world., 1894-07-13

There are a great many people who
will refuse to believe that the rioters In
Chicago who overturned a few cars are
really guilty of an attempt to overthrow
the Government OF the United States.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
LETTERS.

f7Ms column Is open to everybody who Ads
-onp.at,,. to make a o-tevones to ss'stlate tvor'
nation to give, spbjed Of oensrci tntwea to die
cu.s or a pubic s.rvoe to des~os'edoe. a'a 'o"o
,an put N. idea INTO iess lian 100 seerda Long
ettsrs cannot be printed.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

To the E0lluF'
| send you by bearer three packages Of money
amounting In all to So IL which was collected b
Miss Bonnie Thornton the Madison Square
Roof Garden. on Monday. Tu-sday and Wednesday
evening July p 10 and II. for the hencat Of the
Sick Babies Fund J v GpTTNNHALk,
business Manager. NJ $. q. Co.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Stcwed Peaches.

Peaches that are too green for the
table are very fine utewed. Stick a
Glove in each cook until tender, with
sugar TO taste and serve same hot with
sweet cream, or cold with hipped
cream
The evening world., 1894-07-13
One Mans start.

70 Hudson street. Hobokcn: N. J.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

President Cleveland grants an nrbi-
tration commission, but Gays peace must
come first. The President Is right.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
A Question Answered.

To the Editor:
The Eyea,nx world'' had this editorial par
graph: "Dobbns won the Retaliation sun,'
Croker. But where did Croker get DobbinsT'
This is my answer:
Dobbins was sired by Tsmmaay Hail. GU.
Public
The evening world., 1894-07-13

more Is known OF the novelty. Those
two stripes down the skirt are sash
ends. held apart by cut steel buckle.
There is great beauty in the sleeve de-
sign. The hat is cream lace, with gold
spapglea and cream aigrettec.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
with the Doctor.

nrom the Yale Record)
Doctor-Iiave you followed by advice
In regard to eating plain food and keep
ing quiet at home?
Patient--rhat's all I've been able to
do since you sent In your bill.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Without The Evening Worlds" special
editions New York would have been
at a loss for fresh and continuous news
Of the big strike.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
II Buildings Burned In Eden, O

TOLEDO. O., July lG.-Edon a small town
In Williams County, visited yesterday by
disastrous c0nfasrauiou resulting In a loss Of
SIZE 900 worth Of property. Seytnty-two build.
iags we're destroyed, including nearly the entire
business geCti OF the town. In many cases
there was no insurance
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Honey Bacon and Lime Liver.

Broil paper-thin slices Of honey cured
bacon and thin slices Of fresh ice-colt
calf's liver. Squeeze little lemon
Juice over them and serve hot viii
ereen-apple sauce and toast.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Wardnan Kelly. of the Leonard street
station. has gone to Europe. it IL pre-
suncd that he has malaria.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Success and happiness TO New York 8
French citizens In their celebration of u
great French anniversary to morrow.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Plat isn't considered Of enough &C
count, these days, for anybody TO ask
him where he got anything.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

America will still have confidence in
Vigllant. when the racing Is transferred
from salt creek to open sea.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
TaHetas Imperissie.

Tanfetas imperlssie is the name OF the
newest silk In trade. AS the model
shows, 1t is figured, and 1t comes In all
the half tones OF color. Besides being
expensive and light In weight nothing
The evening world., 1894-07-13
No Time to Waste on Him.
(From Forget .Me-Not.)

From Forget -Me-Not.)
gustus-I-I-I-called TO asker
err
Her Papa-Yes. yes; you may have
her! Take my blessing! This is my
busy day! Get outl
The evening world., 1894-07-13

pany will not prevent the bridging OF
the North River.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Did you notice that tho Giants picked
UP another one yesterday?
The evening world., 1894-07-13
In SoIlie's Memory.

To the Editor;
luelosed please ind check OF IS In aid Of
the Babies Fuad, In memory OF SOLLlE KAHN
The evening world., 1894-07-13

McClave's resignation hangs flre
Oliver simply hangs on.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Your Letter WIN Appear Inter.

All letters from contributors to the
Sick Babies Fund will be printed. Many
are in type and will appear in this col
unn Tomorrow OF later.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Good government must be founded OF
the rock OF good citizenship.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Keep the trusts out Of the tariff con
ference.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
The BABIES YOU help.
Pen Picture of One Of Them by
a Free Doctor.
A "littIe Mother" In Pants in a
Gloomy Home.
Fund Entertainments at hrvcrno,
Far Rockaway and Elsewhere.
Tho subscriptions.

Pre- Iously ~: IS
Ed NJ Favor, "l,s?," baseball game. IS 90
Bonnie Thornton. Madison Square Roof
Garden Observation-Disclosures. :6o2
Julia Cannon. Elsie Post and Nellie Lea.
ter. Tompknsvillo s. I................ 1856
Visitors to Dome Pulitzer Building. 1jH
Lulu Munger aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Mrs. r. 7 Moran. orange. n. J......... BOO
Golden Rule Circle. King'E Daughters. 500
Lille and Florence Ton and ohers..... ts
In memory u Bernie. 500
Sadie Hulinger and othsrs.............. 400
Benny and Blanche Seeg and others. :2J
May Pagan and others, Rruolyn......,... ZIG
Annie Dunohue aud others...........n. I25
Ray Hunt and others. 10
~. S............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.VV
George b. Drooklyn.................... loo
Mig J. NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IOO
Cash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Bclford Junior Ellsworth Lessuc......... 100
The evening world., 1894-07-13
For Clean Shelves,

It will be well to cover the shelves
with oilcloth after they are thoroughly
scrubbed and dried. This will not hav(
to be renewed. like the paper. ever1
time It becomes spotted or greasy. D
is easily wiped off and retains it's fresh
appearance a long time. II paper
are used they should be changed often
and a plain edge turned neatly down
over the edge of the shelf will loot
quite as we'll as the cut or pinked edge
and will be much less troublesome.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

As for the city sarbage-hurn II.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Tho Government must and will have
The oasis., 1894-05-17

At Globe, recently, Philip Oates was severely burned on the face by an ex- olosion of sulphurlc acid. He was oyerhauling an assay office, and while emptying an unlabeled bottle contain ing q colorless liquid, which proved to be sulphuric a;id, the acid came in contact with other chemicals poured out on the same spot, and the explo- sion followed.
The oasis., 1894-05-17
SAILED TIE SEAS }S YEARS.
Ona of Els Experiences.

Tor ihirty-eight years Cert .Cud ioi!uned thc aca most of th1t time a. ina ter ci Nes- sei npon retiring ifom q e water Nas ape pOin,gd by tIe Secretary oi the Ftrd Stait- Treasury superintcnd the scal lshellfs ID Alaska which po3iiicn he bod i've years. 'H ielatc3 one experience as follows.
 For several years 1 had been troubled Wlih general nervousness and pain m the region of my heart My ereaie-f af ietioH was slceplcss1ess; lt wac almost impossible at any time to obtain rst and sieep Having seen Dr.. Niles remedies Odverts cd l began using Nervine. After taking small quantity the benefit received was so great lhat was lOsi- lively alarmed, thinking the remedy com tained opialcs which would finally he ln1url- Ous t0 sae; but on being assurcd by the drug risi fhnt if was perfectly harmless. ] coniin- uel |. t0Iciher with the Heart Cure, IodaY 1 can conscica,ously say that Dr. Miles Ee- slorativc NerviHe and New. Heart Cure aid more for me than anything had ever taken. ] had been treated by eminent physicians iH bdp York and San Francisco without ten- cGt 1 owe my present good health to the judl'.0us Use Of these most valuable refnenlesj and heartily recommend them fo all aiiilcte0 a. as."-Cant. A. ?. Loud, Hampden' Me.
 Dg. hiics' Restorative Nervine and New Cure are s0i1 byall druggists on positive Enaran- tee, or by Dr. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind. on receipt of price, sl per bottle, or six bottles for ej express prepaid They are free from all opiates and dangerous drugs
The oasis., 1894-05-17
ARIZONA NEWS.
tcullsd from Enchangesi

Miss Fannie Bartleson has been ap- pointed postmaster at Florence At Tempe last Sunday night David Lewis was severely stung by scor- plon.
 Another very rich gold strike about twenty miles south of Yuma, iS re- ported. A belt line narrow guage railroad between Prescott and Lynx creek IS. heinz talked of.
 Al Phnnix, Monday, Jesus Torres was badly injured by a horse kicking him in the face.
 AtTucson Monday apainter named Driscol unsuccessfully attempted SUI eide by laudanum.
 lu construction Of the Verde canai, in the Sal River valley, l,olj yards ol dirt are moved daily
 Mr. E. l.. w. ntrs oi 'iuroa. na- gathered clesc i4 f.il'h he in.eads siiia3ia} al,h
 I'm c.tik,a nA@a l'pasn5 CT gD,oaa p3us3.ng woliia 'al ftancl'' itiathc ei.aot it B. n,o' ota'' 'rho ph,er, .lsriiih4. r'' fea ,omaes s,,iall par,oired -l2t'a tioast thr dr Arizona 7 .e prise.
 Sla,ay night aductof o f. wat's or the S < 2 railroai had h. lcga ,ken, wiile switching a Ma l. copa.
 Tho .uad f-om tas oia Glory mlne In Nogalcs acras, tho mountains g disialce ot twrntf'se.en miles IS ba- lus bult
 The Masonic org slaizalioni Of Iat- son expect to erct one of the tines building, in Tue a Masonic tem' pie e-in about thref years.
 Indian lasYer ,e smith has bee detailed tlyi,it trizona aud make thorough inspection of the affairs oi all the agencies Of the territory.
 The quicksilver mines on the Has .ayampa. below Wickenburg, qre being developed by their owners. every foot of adiei dcpth only showing bette ore
 Many Of the shecpmen of Coconln' cnnnty are disposing of their wool One or two firms have lately sold thcl clip for eight cents per pound and ar happy over the transaction
 The plans of Architect IIeinlen fo the new normal school building a Tempe were accepted at the boar meeting Saturdav and work will con mence as soon as possible.
 It is almost certain now that witl in less than ninety days Solomongill will be connected with the balance the world by rail. and within fe months more the road will be bull through the valley.
 The mill at the Reymert mine Plnal county, is running on iirst cla' ore from the Africa and Americ mines. About twenty-five men al employed and everything $ moYt along very satisfactorily
 Detective Len Harris, in the CT ploy of the Southern Pacific compan was shot by robbers he was attemp ing to arrest Tuesday morning Boulder Creek, California, and di' shortly aftegward. He was well know in Arizona.
 Good times and everybody at work the report from the Southern Paciti An the men are working and makI
The oasis., 1894-05-17
CARPETS & WALL PAPER.
THEY SAY

That our Spring sale of Carpet excels anything we have ever before offered both in number of patterns to select from and general excellence of design and colorng
 $l 25 For Good Brussels,
 75c For Good Tapestry,
 soc For Good Ingrain. If you are in need of carpet is the time to buy Remember charge nothing to sew
The oasis., 1894-05-17

This extraordinary Rejuyenatog is the most wonderful discovery Of tho age. lt mas Leen ondn,sed hv Inc leading scientific men of EuIope
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-30
BAsE-RuNNiNa PROBLEMS.

SEATTLE, July 26, 1894.
To THE Enron: VIII you kindly answer
tae following questions concerning base
ball to settle a dispute: Surprising the
bases are full and on passed ball the
ran running on second starts for third
but does not touch third base (being on
NE line between secondhand third he stops
before touching the basel and also the
nan running on first runs and touches
second base. but the man running on third
links that If he runs home he will be
pat out. so he holds his base; a player
then holds the ball on home plate L. Are
any Of the base runners out before they
sv touched with the bail: If SO. which
oael Can the iirst-base runner and
ecohd-base runner return TO their bases
While the ball is being held over home
pate and none OF the runners DO called
oasG ;. suppose the second-base runner
fssnrns 20 second and. while touching u.
hs Is touched with the balls as is also the
hfst-base runner while he Is touching Sec
end Tooth touching it at the same tlmel,
shleh runner is out2 y =. ID. q.
IL No; ? yes; g. 6rst-base runner.l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-30
GAMBLE WINS AGAIN.
settle Men Can't Hit Horizons
Swift Curves.
s.as,rT PLAYS A GREAT GAME.
-. oIympics Defeat Biakeiey-other
gaII Gamss-End Of the Marks-
meas Medal Contests.

ssguds Horizons band Of bali players
-. Port Gamble continued their victori-
=. career Yesterday at the Madison street
III parE by administering defeat to the
ss.ttle club that viii ring in their ears for
-e.k 20 come. While the game did not
sseund in sensational plays and the Gam
-. had things their own way, there was
.re,, that was interesting. Seattle tried
n.x pitcher, Jangston by name, a tall.
..,der boy, who faced the sluggers from
csmble In manner that brought favor
.s,s comments from his opponents. To-
~srds the last of the game IL seemed as IL
,sr strain was telling on him and hits be-
,.-us frequent. He also threw wild several
ss,es. but this was due to sore finger. It
q. uutting boy in a hard position to
t.oe the heaviest hitting team in Western
Washington. and notwithstanding he
ueered defeat he made creditabie snow
he. With more practice against strong
psms and gain of flesh to back him in
tIs work he ought TO make fine pitcher.
Davis gave Langston excellent support
s<hInd the bat, and stopped wide thrown
talls time and time again. Seattle's two
ans wers also due TO his timely batting.
Horton was the same old cyclone pitcher
nat he was when here last Only five
hts we're made of his speedy delivery,
ssd not one of these was more than
drgle. He struck out twelve men, in
ending Vaughan. who leads the league in
hating. twice. Blanford was as steady as
sclock behind the bat, and kept the Sc
attic men hugging the bases for dear life.
The special star of the game was Rabbit.
CANDLES second baseman. He accepted
seyen chances, some OF them hard, with
cut al error, and batted like fend. Two
Of his plays are worthy of note, the first
being OF most peculiar nature. Brady
lIt roller along the first base line.
Horton picked it up and tossed
II TO Baker at first in time TO
yui Brady out Baker, however. let the
bal go through, and Brady touched first
bre and turned toward second just in
rme 70 meet Rabbit, who had come up
bshind Baker and caught Horizons throw.
gisput-out was appreciated by some Of
Asnowd. McKinstry in the ninth inn
h drove hot grounder between first
Gssecond. 1t took an ugly bound just
sBabbitt grabbed for it. but he was equal
d the occasion and pulled It down with
one hand and retired his man at first.
The scores 81