davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-14
Quh cine Jnpeitment= 9 ieuf9aft.
Die n2In9Io:2 lmerican Jnpefment Co." ihr
pr6iioent SeuY3 uno ihre Gei6dfts.
methooen.

Sine ion6erbare SltDcitment Company
lcDeint 6te yNnglo>2 lmerican Snpeitnle1t
So" 5u ietn, bon lpelt6er in Der leBten 3ett
6ircllare au5geicbift tperbcr. Qlls 8rGitz
bent bet @cieui9aft, Del1e ibre Sfftccn
an 2ombaro Str, 2on0ou, unb in GDtcago,
Su., Il. 9. a., pbne aGDere Qlngabe oer
&otaIttdt, gu 9aben Oorgiebt, gerirt ftd
ettgetptlier QS. BenO3, BON iueLcbem aber
bic 00nOelSa9entureu bon 8raoItreet unO
Dun nldbl8 git OermelDeu tDilien, 1tno BON
Dem aucb Ionit 9tieman6 81 ptiien ic6eint,
no CT ei0entltc6 po6nt. SIM @elin9ton
0OteL, b0S CT ale leiue Mobnung ange>
geben bate, fannie i'm 9tiemanb, uno Ser
8ertrcter Der Sirma 6ertenltein & &c.,
321 Otanbattan 8uiloing, melde 8en05
al5 6eferen5 in leinen GircuLareu angicbt,
ipuBte 8eitern NIGHTS 9(GbercS iiber Sen 2(ufz
cntbalt beS 9r6it6ente1 ser y2lngloz
american Sn0eitment 60" o~n3u9e6en.
Sn iDren Girrularen erbtetet it'd bic @ez
ieuic6oft BEN 2torelioten sur 8eiorgung
BON 6Opotbefen>0 arleben, begin. erIucbt
tie bic 2l0reiiaten, ais 2(9enten fHr Tie at
fungiren. Die 0eieui9ait ~OcrIan8t aber
bon 0enen, bic nit ibr in @eibdftsperbtn>
bun8 su treten wIni9en, Die 0~eponjrung
elmer 5umme BON $25 i'm Gorats, unO
giebt an, baB bic 2lpplifanten nm Oar
leben eUentueu nibt Der 3tpet Mouaten auf
Qnttport rcc5ncn b%iirften, ba Die Qpplita7
ttonen crit Der 9onooner Sfftce uuterbrettet
tperoen miiBten.
Ollie oieIe llmftdnOe tperfen elm eigenz
t0iimlt9eS &tc6t auf bic 0eIcBdftSmct6oOen
tpelcbe @. 8enQ8 aus England bier etn5us
iii0ren wiui9t.
, 1894-09-14
Oermtfbtes.

- S0m Gntertt6ni1ben 8er9l0ipen
idretbt aus benz GaSCaDen5@ebirg it
Src9on Elm Gorreipon6et: Die 0eibicbten,
lpelcbe bon Der Q8tIO6ett un0 Raubluit Der
8ergl0Den (Mountain Lion), 8antDer
oOer Guguare Don 3ett 5u 3eit bic 8lGtter
burcbi6lpirren, limb TAFT ourbtpe9 erloge1l.
Der 8ergl6me lit nt6t5 2tnoereS, ais Der
aucb i'm Often uub olteu 9%torbtpeiten ab
unb 81 beo6oDtete 9ant6er un6 Elm fetger,
ibIei9en6er 0eieQe, Der itd6 bor ieinem
%eisenen S6atten SIT fircbten icbeint NIB
nur oan1, ipenn ct iebr 6ungri8 lit, &in0er
oDer Sr0uen an3u9retfen Da9t. gto6 ME
bat Elm unDertpnnbeter 8ant6er einen
0tann angegrtffet. @or SGgern unb
beuenOen 6un6clt, 9leicbpieL Ob Iebtere
8roB Ober flein iin6, bat ct eiuen f0rmz
ltc9en S6re6en. 9ieies benz 8icbitQn0
bOcbit gefG9rlid6e 9taubt6ier erreicbt bier
cine rebt ~aniebnlidbe 0r0Be. @remplare,
tpcldbe bon Der S6nau8e bis 3ur S6ipansz
iptbe acbt bis elf SUB meiien, iin6 9ar
nicbt ielten. gr raubt ~beionoers Sunobieb
uno TT 10 tart, o0B er nit ieinem &albe
I'M Jtacbc1t I'M Spru1ge iiber ben b6chiter
Baum 5u ieBelr i'm Stanbc lit. Der 8Qlt6er
tolgt ltetS ben 6iriben un6 6estmtrt. i'm
benz er Die GGlber p%egfGn9t, bic GubeL
bieier Sbiere bis gum NusIterben. Rubs
talber, So0len, S6tpeine un6 Scbafe limb
%nir9enoS bot tbm it6er. @r umihleibt
lette Spfer itunbenlang, ebe CT BEN
Sprung ipagt. Otan farm monateIano in
Ocr WtlDntB teben, obne lie einer 8ont6er
81 @eltcbt 3u befontmen. Srob6em fam
man 5telnli3 iicbcr lein, bah man fort
ipahrer1o BON nIebreren bieler 8eftien Quf
baS SorgfGlttgite beobac6tet tptr6.
- Gin Satermorb pirb aus ct. So5ebh
IN Wtltouri, 8emclOet. s.. 6. 9O6ion.
elm ipoblbabenoer 6armer unb Gteb2iirbtpr,
Der noroltcb bon ct. Soiepb aniGiiio III
mar nacb einem 8eiucbe in Ser Sto6t
Nben0S in b%etrunfenem 2ltfton6e ,1orh
0aule getontmen. @r be0ann einer Strsit
nit letncr 6rau uno pritgelte bieIeIbe i'm
ME Gucg Die &tnoer, bis Der 16idtrtoe Glz
telte SoDn ms 5auS fam un0 Dem 9soter
m6cbte. 2lGS Der Srunfene
nun aud DEN Sobn angrifi, erfaBte bieier
etn 8eipcDr unb iboB bic 2aounQ feimem
IN Die 8ruit, 10 baB bieier toSt
ST 8obcn ~itiirSte.
Ser y8eretn CUR 1tnteritIkuno 6er
aferbGltret6en0en Su0en in 8aIGi tin3 mn
(@5ra) Derienoet ioebpn friner
GeripaltungSberi9t. 0ir emf
nebmet 6emlelben foG9enbe @tn3elonoobem.
IS belte6en bis jeBt "a &olouten mif ettpa
5000 Gtnmo6nern, tuelcbe einen gTlac6ens
raum bon 10000 2tcreS bebauen. 9(nRer
unb 0erlte piro 6auptfQcbIfh 9Eein
@S itnb audb ManbeLz nm Gi-
tronenbGume an8epflan3t ull6 neuer6inos
tper0en 3nr SOrOerun9 Ser Sci6en,n8t
Observation-Disclosures angelegt. Die SoIoz
MEN itn0 gum She'll erit 1890 erricbtet.
lie ltno 10 frGfttg enttptfelt, 6o1 tie
ielbfItGn0tg 81 erbalten bermSoeu.
Ser 9erein 8eDt ba6er nit Ser Q(biicht m,
8olonien SIT errtcbten, uno nomcntz
tIcb rnllIlehe SuOen aHf tbnen on3uliebeln.
bic 0tittel 0ieies 10 un9emein ieoen5s
reicb tptrfenOen 8ereins iebr 6eIc6pSnft
limb - er oerfiigt iiber eine sSQ6reseins
bon etpaS iiber $4,000 - 10 fam
chen nur lan8idm al Der @erptrtlibung
ieiner 3teIe arbeiten.
, 1894-09-14
Wafferfrteo III 1noroan DART.

Die Wtit9ltcber ser 8iaagez8 eb0r6e bon
Wor9an Barf 3er6recben ii9 9e9enpdrtig
Die &6pfc barilber, oh ite BEN &trc9en oeS
Srte8 OaS Waiier unentgeL:tic1 liefcrn fol-
len, 06er Ob ite oenietben cine Waiieriteuer
BON So jG5rlicb alfle8en louen. Sn Wtorz
gan Barf beftn6en ftb flint &ircbcn, bon
0enen pier btSDer ba3 WQiier unentgcLtltcb
erbalten Daben. 8or fur3em aber beic6toB
bic 0emctnbe6eb0r6e, au9 Die &irc6en 3ur
@30Dlung elmer Waiieriteuer Deran3u3ie9en.
3unG3it faBte ite Die Mtetbobiiilc6e @pi5z
copals8jr6c an Der 9roipect 2lDcnue tn's
Nuge, 5u rDelcbcr Elm ueue8 biiblAeS Bfarr7
g0lt3 gcbDrt. Dem goitDr Ser Glrbe, 9teo.
WiurraD, purbe cine 9teC9nun9 itbcr 81 fir
balbjG9rlic9e Walieriteuern prdientirt, Der
Baitor ut0 au0 Die 0emein0e ertlGrtcn
aber, 6ie9te6nung nicbt bcSablen 81 woQen.
Nn1 l. September puroe Oer Yfarret oas
Waler ab9e6re6t uno bic 6onilie oes
Sailors muB icBt loren Q8aiierbeOorf elmer
@itterle e%ntneDmen.
Yaltor Ofurr00 lpilroe itcb niebt itrGuz
ben bic Q8aiierlteuer 5u be3able1, penn
aucb Die ilbrt8cn &ircben sur 3ablun8 Der
Steter bcrange3o8en miir0en, 1tamentlld)
bic 8aptiitenftrc6e, tpelbe otel me0r 0alier
9ebr0ucbt, ais leine &ircbe. Sm ltebri9en
itn0 Die 8eipobner BON Wforgan Bart nit
Der Waiicr3ufuDr in Dem Orte iebr un3uz
frtebcn, ga 6ieielbe ange6lt6 Den 8cSurf>
ntlfen fetlteStDeg5 ent1pri6t.
, 1894-09-14
Gredber RQubdnfqu.

Sin iiberous frec6cr G%aubanfaG pur6e
8eitern 9(abmittag I'm Elm l1Dr auf Dem
SnDionaftraBeus8ia6u ouS8efiibrt. gor
ben Qugen elmer 2(n3aDl 8oritberge6enoer
tDurOe bort bet $50. 40 Gliftonitr. mObn7
bate 9ft6or6 6iIberg Don 3irei &erlen,
Uelhe tbn etnen HepolDcr Dor Die 8ruit
bte(ten, 8~e3tpun8en, feline 8an5e 8aari3aft,
6rei Dollars uno leine itlbcrne llDr berarSz
3u9eben. Geiner Ser GorIber9e9enben
traute iid5, ertIar(ic6er 8eiie on9eItbts Der
ibuBberett gebaltenen g8Gf1e, ben pers
tpe8encn StrOlben 3u nabc 3u tommen,
0ocb prGGte man iib beren Bbpiio8nomten
ouf'S @eraueite Elm unD CAB Damn cine Be
i3reibung berielben auf ber 8eit Chicago
2toe. Station ob. Die 0e6eimpolt3iiten
6amilton unb 0ri5cou bega6cn itb iofort
auf Die Srcbe na3 ben beioen &erIen uno
e5 geIan8 iHnen auc9 5pei StrOlbc, pel4e
auf bic 8ei6ret6ung paBten, geltern Nbeno
an Ser U~ftltDallfce QlDe. SIT Derbdtte1. @9
tparen Dies George Qui8leD uno Sobn
MlcOann. 9ieielben purOen beute fritb
Dor 0tibter SeOerion %gefiiDrt, bet tbr Ser
bOr ie6o6 bis gum "a. O3. pericbob uno
iie bis babin inter il $500 8Ir9i6att
iteQte.
, 1894-09-14
fretoefprobene Qferoe0iebe.

Charles 3teiQeo, alias WfaIon, 6enrD
Spencer uno @o0ie 8lisman, BRET obmobl
H06 lebr jun9e, oo9 total Der0orbene BUR-
ibe1, fanOen Dor etntger 3eit an bet @de
Der S6ortz uno 8olfitraBe elm unbeaufii6z
tt9teS @eipanu. Sic bieltel1 &rieg8ratb
uno beldloHen, oa5 8fero uno oaS 8ugg0
crit 81 elmer auSgeoe6nten Spd3ierfa6rt gu
bcnltben, un0 UNI IS aucb fiir Bic 3ufunft
benlBcu 81 ~tOnnen, 1nter trgenD einem
g}olnen in einem 9ei6Itau ul1terSubrtngen.
Ser 8eibluB ipurOe tpurbe iofort 3llr QluSz
tit6ruu9 gebrabt Uno ba5 0eipaln bis gum
Qbeno bcuuBt. 9nnu ipuroe oaiIel6c in
et1ent &etbltaQ an Der gtoroiette ulttergez
bra4t unO am nGcbiten Sage Uie0er CUR
NI8fa6rt 9eb0lt. llntcrOelieu mcloete Der
Gontraftor Q8m. Burns BON $40. 1643-23.
Ctr. auf Der WtartpeutraBen : Station
ben 8crluft ieineS 00ulS uuo 8uggD5,
bGS ct eineu 2(ugenblid an bcr GGe
Der Sbort uf6 8olt Str. bate itcben laIz
len, an. Cine 8ei6rcibung Der 8erloreneu
nurbe ndd) alien &oliSeizS tationcn telez
pbonirt unD baiielbe erlnittelt. Gags oQrauf
tDurDcn Die oret 8urlcbeu, ais itc baS 8uggD
tDicoer a6Dolten, feitgenommen uno beute
iDegen 8fcroe6iebita6Ls bent &tcbter 9oole0
Dor8cfiibrt. @dbrenO Ser @er6anolung
le8te elmer Der 9etectioeS Gin guteS g8Ort
fjtr 8li5man Elm, iteutc i'm ais ben Ser
fl6rten bin unb ipolte bic Anflage gegen
benieIben nie0er8ei9tagen t%ptiien. 9a MN
ober Der cine 8uri6e 10 icbGecbt ooer 10
gut pte Der an0ere SIT iein ibeint, unO aud
Burns, belien 8ug9p aeitoblen tpor6en
mar, ntcbt ais &lG9er auftreten tpoutc, 10
ipra9 Der 9ttd1ter ale 0rei fret.
, 1894-09-14
IIeue Station.

Sun Observation-Disclosures !purben 6eute
8ormittag Die Qln9e6Ote fitr Sen 8au zines
b~0l5ernen 5%DeiitOfj9en SpriBenbauie8 fir
bic Seuertpebr ouf benz @runbftitfe
Scr. 1224-1226 40. 8lace gc0finet.
Sc poreu 5ebn 2tu8ebote e%ingegangen,
bon beue1 baS Der 6irma Siaiob Campbell
nit $27O0 0a5 ntebrigite mar. Die Qe.
nannte Ttrn1a tpir6 ben Contract su9cz
lproben erbalten.
, 1894-09-14

-9te 6erren SaripeU un6 Ga0(or finb
nun OOc6 ni9t nit ber GntibeiOuug be8
9tt6terS SuleD betreff5 Ser Nnipriibe bon
l8. Sturgcs 5ufrieOelt, trobOem ite a~nfGn9s
Itcb erfldrt botten, baB iie iib Ser GntiAeiz
bun9 fit9en tpoLten. sic 6aben cine Stage
i9rift I'M &reisgeribt eingsreicbt uno err
iuden uut bic n~mitOBung bss urtbeils.
, 1894-09-14

- Die neuc beutibe 8eitun8 bean
ipru0t in ibrem friDen 8e8tnn ourcbauS
nicbt nit Dem @rabe Ser Gor5iigIicbfeit &C.
meiien gu per0en", lagt ite Deute icbon sum
%8ipeiten W2al. 0oS lit cine 81 9roBe Se7
icbei0enbeit. Sine 10 Oor5iigIi9e S3miea
rerei BAT nod gtiemanb geieben.
, 1894-09-14
heirqthsfheine.

TOG8en6e 6ciratb5icbeine pNr6en 6eute
BON 6errn SalDmonlon i'm Bureau bes
GountDsGlerf3 ou38eiteQt:
, 1894-09-14
&atrD, 10. SeDt.

&GtrO, 10. Sept,
QIIi G0artff, Der 9rGiiocnt 6cS geieB9es
benocn RatRcS, un6 60iion 8accDt ein in
Sutherland ucritBter @eneral ser d00ptiz
icben 2rmee, iuel3c am %. 2luouit bcrbafz
tet porOen Uaren, neil ite angebli5 aus
, 1894-09-14
9nd1t-O RIeBrnntt1te.


Ser Scatter lift Deute Morgcn bon
G4Iobttten bier ejngetroficn un6 nit groz
Ser 8egeiitcrun8 auf9enommen worOen.
Gr be8o6 iib Iofort an 8orb Set Soht
9o6cnsoQern, I'M bic 6lottenidbau o63ls
Dolteu. Die &ric8Sibihe iparen in OOps
peter 2iuic ouf8eitellt uno bic 8emonnun8
bericlbcu bracbtc 6ocbrufe alf ben Goiier
aus, ais Der 6O6en3oQern langIam 3lpil6"n
6enS6iifcn Dinburcboampfte. Spdter nabn1
bic 6oben5ollern Gil ci1em 9%eiuiiien Bunfte
Gtclung, Inn BENT &oiier @elegcn0eit SIT
ge6en, Die idmmtlic6cn Sbiffe %etn3eln an
iib DorbeifoDren Sit lalcn.
, 1894-09-14


@e0en 4 1l3r beute firth tpur6c in 6em
@rO8eiDOB 6eS Sauie8 1873 0~torfolt Str. -,
in WeIc6em iiber 100 @erlonen mobncn,
6euer ent6eGt. Die S(ommcn tp1rben eezz
l0l3t uno bann cine 8enaue uuteriucbunQ
angeiteut. Q8ie 0ieiel6e er9a6, mar Der
6uBbOben int Gr68ei9oB nit getroleum
getrGntt. 9(Qem 2lnicbein nac6 mac6t elm
8ranOitifter felt benz Wfonat SUM Sic
0ltlctte uniicber, Oenn forttpabren0 6re>
CHEN bort oHf unerflGrIi9e g8etie 8euer
aus.
Dem StaotSOepartement lit bonn &C.
%lanoten &erreu in @%onftortiropel Elm
8ertc9t itber Die ptfienicbaftltbe Grforz
iANll8 Der &uincn Don Ntfer in Scr g{6bc
0e9 alien 8abDlon ii6erutittelt mor0en.
Dtele 6orl9un8cn Wer6en bon anertfaniz
lcben ArcbGOlo8en inter ben 2(uipisien 6eS
S0bolonti4en 6Orlbung8fonOS, Ser i'm
Sabre 1888 bon 8iIr9ern bon 94ila0elpbia
, 1894-09-14

Die 8eamten itn6 einem groBen, ii6er
Die gan5e Sniel ~Der5pet8tcn &erbanbe bon
Scbafoieben auf bic Spur 9etommeu.
Sieb3ebn Der 9iebe itrb bercitS berbaftet
pprben un0 tDeitere @%erbaftun9en iteben in
Nusiiht.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06
SPECIES JUMPING GOLD MINE.

He Believes There Is Millions In His Two
 Acre Frog Ranch.
 California has long been known as a great place for frogs, and the fame of the notorious jumping frog of Gala yeras county" is worldwide, but a frog ranch is departure in batrachian his tory that is a novelty even in California. This frog ranch is in Contra Costa, not Calavcras county, and Jim Smiley has nothing to do with it and is not even betting that it will or will not succeed. Its owner is one Richard SteGc, who has two acres of ponds at Stcge's Station, on the Southern Pacific railroad, not far from San Francisco.
 Mir. Stege started his ranch a few months ago with 2.OO0 California frogs, and they have multiplied so rapidly that he now believes he has at least LOGO, 900 in the ponds. He originally stocked his ponds with carp, but when he learned that some obliging nomadiC frog catchers who kindly volunteered tc rid his ponds of the frogs that infested them had sold the batrachians ill San Francisco for 8 n dozen and made about $500 on the deal tho idea of es tablishing n frog ranch suggested itself Inasmuch as frogs legs sell for S2. 5( n dozen when plentiful and from $4 tC So when scarce, the financial outlool
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06
FOOT6AlliSMS.

The athletic students sphere at present Is the football
 He who coaches football team never takes them driving.
 When the ball is up, thero Is no skating, notwithstanding the signal
 There is a distinction with a difference between football and the ball of the foot
 The half back" be 1t remembered, only feigns defOrmity for athletic purposes
 Business men who take quick lunch ought to make good ''rushers" on a team
 There Is something footballish about electric bells, because they arc ''tO0ch down"
 He who plays grand guard" has at the end of the game n more struck by lightning than military appearance
 Quarter back in the team has nothing to do with the return of 25 cents, as the unsophlstiCated suppose
 Allowing mules to have understanding, how they must inwardly laugh at the in significant kicks of even the best playersi
 Buffalo Bill's bucking ponies cannot do 1t better than some of the literally head strong college players of the day.-Ncw York Advertiser.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06
An Ameriean Legend.

Once upon time the cadi gave out that he wished to discover and reward the sub ject who had contributed most to the hap piness of mankind during the previous year, and hundreds of young and old men gathered about him to be questioned.
 Well" queried the great man of the first whom he questioned, ''what have you done to deserve the rewards"
 70 cadi," answered the man, "I was travelling over your kingdom all last win ter. and though 1 met thousands of my fellow men, and the weather was unusual ly severe, in no one instance did ask n person if this was cold enough for him."
 "That's pretty good" replied the cadi, "and you will doubtless obtain the re- ward. Stand aside. however, while l question the next"
 70 cadi," said No. 2 as hc came to the front, you must rccall how internally hot 1t was all last summer. There were days and days when the cobblestones wery hot enough to fry bacon on, and n man might sit on lump of ice and yet feel that his toes were redhot. The hot wave: were the talk of the town-in your palace at the clubs, on the corncrs-and yet, pledge you my word, never turned to OD' of your loyal subjects and inquired if il were hot enough for him."
 Darn my hide if you haven't taken thu CakC. CAClAtiHCu tiC Cshli- Dut ASa hiOA' matter of form will question one other Stand on my right till hear what he ha' to say"
 70 cadi," said No. 8, ''I too, passsC through cold and heat and asked no ques tions, but l claim nothing for that. Dur ing the last four months. however, hay, met hundreds of men who have beer of on their vacations. Some went to tn mountains, some to the seashore, some ou among the farmers. In each and every in stance l asked if they had n good time; they picked up in weight; if they wcr glad they went; if 1t helped their catarrI and their livers; but, O cadi'- But what:"
 But in no single instance did I pro I pound the query, Well, how many ifs did you catch!' ''
 Great Scott, but it's no use to go an furtherr" exclaimed the cadi us he ros | up. "Thc convention stands adjourned the crowd can go home, and this chap ca
 take the south wing of my palace an
 draw S1, 900 n week from my treasury fC | tho rest of his life!" M. QUAD.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06
sAsY,S MENU.

Let Inc give you a few bills of fare for baby, which will agree with any healthy child of from l2 months to 2h years of age:
 First-Milk to drink. Half a saucer of oatmeal, with a little butter and salt. Half a saucer of oatmeal, with cream and sugar. A few teaspoonfuls of strained prune juice.
 Second mashed potato, with a little butter, cream and salt. A thick strip of rare beefsteak to suck tshould be allowed only the iuice). 4 few teaspoonfuls of finely scraped apple. Milk to drink.
 Third.-Half a soft boiled egg. Milk toast. Baby tea-made of milk and warm water in equal proportions, with sugar and @ drop of vanilla.
 Fourth.-Bread and milk A few tea spoonfuls fine grained apple sauce Half slice of bread, with beefsteak gravy.
 Fifth.-Half saucer rice, with butter and salt. Half saucer rice, with cream and sugar. Two or three teaspoonfnls of orange juice Milk to drink.
 Sixth.-Half teacupful of beef tea Crackers and milk. Third of slice bread, with pure maple sirup.
 Seventh.-A little strained fig sirup of constipated), made by boiling figs in wa ter with sugar. Mush and milk Small slice bread and butter without crust. Eighth.-A teaspoonful of the breast of chicken or turkey minced very fine. Toast and milk. Small lump of sugar for dessert Ninth.-Oatmeal, crackers and milk. Baked potato, cream and salt. Whipped cream, sweetened and favored. Tenth.-Half slice buttered toast with out crust. Bread and milk. Taste oi custard, wine, jelly or melted vanilla or chocolate ice cream.-Mary Maxwell in St Louis Republic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06

tered as soon as the riot began. Some broke for the woods, and some took the highway for Prescott, but by getting out our running mule and riding hard for couple of hours we rounded up the four spoken of at tho beginning and gathered them into THE KICKER office to give them Q chance to escape with their lives. They were a tear stained and broken lot as they departed, and it was little we could say to console them. This Is the fifth or sixth dramatic company which has come to grief through the obstinancy of managers in re- fusing to follow our advice, and the repairs to the opera house consequent upon riots now figure up over $500. It is now closed and will stay closed until a manager comes along who has the common sense to cater to the taste of our people. We want trag- edy and comedy and farce. but we want the songs and dances and pirates and ln- dians and abduotions sandwiched in to make things move lively and keep every bedy good natured. Such plays will be a go and make money. None others need apply.
 A SUMMER REsoRT.-One of the great needs of this community for the last three years has been a summer resort, some spot within convenient distance of town where our people can run out for a breath of fresh air and a few hours' relaxation from the hustle of business. We arc hap py to announce that this long felt want
 will be supplied next summer. Major
 Somers has bought 16 acres of land on
 Bull Dog crock, two miles away, and will
 next year open a resort for all classes. His plans provide for Two saloons, two farc joints, e wheel of chance, a shanty dcvot ed entirely to keno and an amphitheatel
 capable of holding I 1000 people in which Q dog fight will be given threc afternoons per week. In the walk of two miles ts reach the spot pedestrians will pass thu tree on which over 90 different men hav'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06
She Was Oar.

Mrs. Yergcr, having bcen absent for several days, returned to her home She was met at the gate by her Colorod serv- ant, Matilda SuOwball.
 Has anything happened while was goncI" asked Mrs. Scrgcr-
 De LOT, should say sumfln happenedi We came mighty nigh hahin dc biggest kind of n fire replied Matilda, rolling her eyes around.
 ''Wherci"
 "In your bedroom. You ortcr be mighty glad was dar when de firc started. If 1t warn't for me bCin dar. de hull house would hab been burned down before now. '
 "So you put out the lrc?"
 ''Yes, mum. l trapped de lamp, and hit coctchcd de curtain, hut as luck would hab it I was dar. If I hadn't been dar when trapped dc lamp, whoopce! dar's no tellin what mout hab happened "-Texas Siftings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06

the native kings of both have been per mitted to rule under the title of rajahs, the Dutch directing their action by res ident agents. Both islands recently re- belled, and the Dutch made the same mistake as in Sumatra, that of sending a small force at first. The three columns which marched into Lombok were ann pushed and suffered disgraceful defeats. This reused all the vigor of the Dutch in Java and very nearly caused a polit- ical revolution in Holland; 6,OO0 sol diers were hurried forward from Bata- via, and large detachments were sent from Holland, so it is but question of a few months fighting, as the people of Lombok and Boil arc poor soldiers
 Although of the same Malay stock, they are far inferior to the Javanese The rajah of Boil, as he appeared be- fore the Dutch governor general in his finest robes of state, resembled a colored servitor out for holiday rather than a king, but the rajah of Lombok, or king, as he is sometimes called, is man of far more royal appearance. The island is chiefly valuable to the Dutch on ac. count of its tin mines. The people are Mohammedans, except a few remnants in the mountains of the heather aborig' ines
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06
DIekerinr For A Ticket,

Tommy Campbell got in from a trip last week with a brand new railroad joke. When 1t is known that Tommy knows ev cry railroad story that ever was told, the value of his discovery will be appreciated. It was up in Wisconsin, wherc n number of refugees have settled on farms. X gen tlcman named Polinsky was about tC take n trip with his wife and little boy. How much is de ticket for me and herr"
 "wherc to!''
 ITO my bruther's."
 "where does your brother livc!"
 1.-Two miles this side of Ishpcming."
 -Four and half each.
 And how much for de hoyt"
 "Under yCs!-nOthing."
 But Inc takes up a seat just as do" Its all the same. We don't charge for him."
 say, mister, how much will you take off my ticket if leave him hOmc'"
 Tho ticket agent fainted.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06
THS NEW WOMAN.

One of tho pertinent problems of wom- ans sutfrags seems 10 be why every 'nOn- partisan wcUlan's meeting should break up in a violent partisan rUw>-ChicagO Times.
 IL Is yet an open question whether it re- quircs morp CuurEEc in a woman to reply to the questions Ci n clerk Cf registration or to ride wheel in bloCmers Chicago Record.
 Thcrc Is q horrible rumOr that the word "obCy' Is to tC Tut in the mans part os the marriage CcvClmony. The women must really not go rCc far The men are hard to laEd as it is-AtChison Globe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06
FINNISH coNuNoRums.

White field and black harvest. GA writ ten sheet of p.per.l
 4 burden Gatig1es him, and yet hc docs not carry it (A rOwcr with his laden boat-l
 Narrow gulf and long promOntories. each terminated by a rocky plateau CThs fngers.D
 Travelling over the country like a king, he yet visits each year the most humble hut. (Chr.stElas
 Unable tO think. unable to speak. yet tells the truth ;C all the world "A hai- nnCc, Cr I.Alr Of scaIes-l
 Born at the same time as the world. des- , tined to live as long as the world and ye: Fever five weeks old (Ths moon l-West- minister Review