davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-05
perungliidte s'orOpolexpeOitiun.
Der Oampfer miranoa an ser meft=
fuite BON OroenIano per-
unolidt.
mannf9aft uno pofa9iere eerettet.
NOrtb Stbnep, Gape Seton,
Z Cont

Ser Sdbooner 0tigel bon @louceter,
nit Ser 8emannun9 unb ben 8aiiagieren
bes 0ampferS Mttranba angefOmmen,
tpel6er am z. Sult nit Or. s. 81. Goof'S
GoropolerepeOition bon Stem Oort ab9ez
gan9en mar. 9tm 9. Q(u9uit rannte Die
vWfiran6a" in Der 9tGbc bon Suffertoppen
in Weit 0rpenlan6 auf cine <ppe uno
puroe am %. 2lug. in Der 9apiSltraBe
inter Go Is %. 8reite un6 $50 40 80.
QGnge in 1tnfenOem 3uitan6e Derlaiien.
Die yWiran6a" DerIteB ct. So6nS, sc.
S., om. 20, Suit un6 9ing brett nacb
@r0nlan6. Der 0anpfer itteB auf groBe
GtSfelber, un6 tpGre bon oen1elben betnabe
poIftGnbig eingei9loiien nor6eu. Die
iitO0Itli6e &uite mar 6~erortig nit Sis
bloftrt, 6aB crit am Z. 9tu9uit cine 2anz
0ung betDtrft iuerben %fonnte, ais Die y0ftz
ranba" Suffertoppen auf So 25' @ra0
8rette errei6te. Son bort 9ing ite an 9.
Qtug. na6 0iScOmb, rannte aber ctpa ite>
ben Wtcilcn 6auon nit boiler &raft auf
cine peritefte &lippe, un6 begann lofort
fart gu lcfen. Wtit 6iiIfe bon eingeborcz
men 0ootlen 9clang eS, Die vOetronoa" in
Ben 6afen gu b%rtngen, aber Die 6ortlebun9
Der Reile muBte auf8e9eben perben.
SIS gelang icblieBlib, ben S6OOner DGiz
9eI", pelcber in Der NGbe bon 6oliteinbur9
auf ben 6olibut78anten fticbte, 81 benad5z
ricbti9en, unb nit bieiem trateu bic S9iff7
briicbigen AM p. Nug. bic 9fildfobrt BON
Suffertoppen at. Die yW2iranbo" mur6e
anfdnglib bonn v9tigeI" tn's S9Icpptau 9ea
nommen, ianf o6er ibon am 5~lpeiten Sage
10 i6neu, 6aB bic Manni9aft nur nit
Ntii0e an 8orb Oes v&i9eI" 9elangcn
fonnte, mObtn Bic 8aiin9iere idbon por6er
9ebrabt norben paren. SGmmtlicbe, gum
She'll iebr tpertbOoue Snitrumcnte, Sic
gauge Nu8riitung uno ptele pert6ooue
SammIun8cn limb nit Der rMiranoa" Derz
loren ge9an9en.
, 1894-09-05
Dcr Dihtator peixoto,
Gr befiuoet fid iber Sen 8e9inn
elmer neuen repoIutiondren Be-
we9un9 etnt9erma6en in
8eforonif.
Ghdtt9feit oes Rebelcn=2 omiraIs GA 6a=
ma III Uruguay.
sc e 10 g orf, 5. Sept.

Spe3ioI6epel9e Ser rg8orG6" aus Mons
tebibco: Die braiilianii6e Ge9ierung bat
llruguaD g%ebetcr, nidbt su geitatten, baB
6ies 2anb ais 8aiiS sur Organization elmer
&eOOlution benubt tperbe. Solbanbo ba
Cana erfIdrt, baB BORT feline Organization
itattftnOe, ionbern baB OieIeIbe bercitS
LANCE Dor ieiner Qntunft ftatt9efunOen
babe. ST leugnct, boB ct ouf urusuaii6em
@ebiete cine Seri6p0rung on3ettele urb
f~ritiftrt Beiroto Oarllber, baB er BEN 8e7
lagerun9S3uitanb in Nio Sanciro aufgez
boben babe, tpelAe 6anolun8 ct fir Elm
8piienipiel erflart, tpeil Betroto troB6em
fortfd6rt, nit %eiierner 6an5 a5u re9ieren ;
6a @ama tadbt uber bic Na9rtcbt, baB er
iiberfauen unb 8efan9en 9enommen tperben
t0nnte. Die &egierung miro ni9t gez
~itatten, baB iber Die beabit6ttgte b~raiiliaz
niibe reDoIutionGre Or9aniiatiou ettpas
ber0ffentlicbt tperoe.
, 1894-09-05
Demofratifhe Gonpenttonen uno
prtmdrmdblen.

0aS 6emOtratti6e County GentralzGoz
mite bat iib in letner geitri9en 9tbenbz
ltBung oabin 8eetntgt, baB Sic bemocrattz
lden 9onoentlOnen in iebcm Der Is Sez
natSbeiirfe BON GOot GountD am 0onnersz
tag, ben 20. september, bie 9rtmdrpabz
len an Sage porDer, am IS. september,
itattftnoen iouen.
Die Oemotratii4en Gonpentionen i'm
erlten, %5lpeiten unO iiebenten GongreBbe7
3trf loQe1 am 0ienitag, BEN 60. Septemz
ber, itattftn0en.
, 1894-09-05
Gin on9efehener 2tr5t perfhwun0en.
DerfeIbe mar Elm pi4ti9er 5euoe in einem
KrimiraIpro5eb.
81 M2ich.. ). Sebt


2(m Sonntag Qtben6, ae8en 9 lt3r, Be-
CAB ii6 Or. @Ontlil1, Elm angeiebcner Nr3t
in GaliOpoli5, III TOlge Ser @ufforoernn9
zines angebli6eu gatienten na3 ietnem
@ei9aftSlOfoIe uno 1T ieitOem MIGHT pteoer
8eIebcn ~Dorben, 9ie ein5ige Spur, bic
man auf3ufinben i'm Stan0e mar, 1T sic
&6otiacbe, baB am ufer 6es Stone Sees
Elm 8agen nit 3tpei 8erionen geieben nor
ben mar, Geitern Mtorgen fam Der 8ru>
Der be5 &eric6mun6enen II Mandbeiter,
Dft5y bier an, unO e%rtLdrte, baB er itberz
5eugt iet, baB fem 8rrber bas Opfer zines
SerbrecbenS 9eworoen iei. Or. GonfItn
mar Gin tpibti9er 3cuge in einem &rtmiz
nolpro3eile I'M Oiltcben Gbetle bes StaateS,
uno Dies mag nit ietnem 8erldptnOen
ettDaS gu tbUn 6aben.
, 1894-09-05
AQer(ei Jla6ri6ten aus SUO=
aMeri6Q.
Rrie9 'mildJrn Den Republikfn
Qern 1ln0 Ecuador in SidDt.
ECUADOR m0hte nit Chile einen
Dertrd9 abidltefen.
Die Rebellion in Peru pon Ger Sep0Iferuno
pon Ecuador b~eeiinitot.
sc 10 81 prf, 5. Sept.

Spestol6epeidhe Der yOorIo" aus Gina:
Ste Sruppen ba6en bic 9tebeIen bel Yatta
an9egrtffen un6 na6 Diertiinbigem Sample
in Die Slucbt geiblogen. Die bteiige 8es
D0lferung perlangt einen &rieg nit @cuaz
6or, unb berielbe niro ~mabribeinlth benz
ndblt gum Qltsbrucbe fommen.
Qutto, @cuabor, 5. Sept.
Die GrmG6ttgung bes GongrciieS fir
ben Nnfauf bon Waften bon Seiten ber
Ncgierung, fiibrt gu Der 2lnnabme, baB Elm
&rteg nit Beru in Sibt lit. Beru be-
bauptet, OaB eS peruantl6en Gebeuen ge7
ftattet mirb, lid bier gu Or9aniitren, nab
reno bic bieiige Gegterung erflGrt, baB ie
feline amtItbc WtttbeilHng boDOn bat, 6aB
betpaffnete Nbtbeilungen bon ECUADOR in
8eru einbringen. SIS beiBt, boB bic 9te>
gierung beabii6tigt, nit Gbile etnen Ser
trag ab3ui9Lteben, unb es io0en SIT oteiem
d3Ded Gommilidre nab 8alparatlO ge@
ianOt tperben. Die 8ep0lferung itcbt pollz
ltGnotg auf Seiten Der peruaniiben 9tebel7
len, unb cine Wtense g~erionen aus @cta>
Dor babcn itcb NIT ibnen peretntgt. Die
&c9ierun8 ibidt Sruppen an Die @ren3e,
nm an9eblicb Die Natralitdts9eieB gu
i6iiben, aber i'm 8olfe bcrri6t BET @loube,
baB iie I'M 8egriff itebt. Peru ben &rteg SIT
ertlGreu. Spute eS Dem 8rGliOenten
Gaceres eeGtngen, bic &ebeuicn gu inter
briiden, 10 piir6e 6ieieIbe iofort na6 Ser
8rie9serfIGrun9 spiibcn geru unb Gcuaz
Dor, ODER 8eru uno @bile, tpieOer aus
breben.
GoIporatio,5 5. Sept.
8tsroIa ia9t, toB er erfabren bat, OaB
Ser 2ln8riff auf ben cbiIeniiden 0ampfer
Pt5arro am Samlta9, nibt bon 9tebeIIen,
iOnbern bon peruanii3en Iruppen itattz
fanb, tpel6e iib ais 0febelen Derfleibet
batten, nm bic Grbitterun8 gegen bic Ste
beuen in oteiem 2onoe p~acb5urufen. 9(us
geru tpir0 bericbtet, baB bic JtebeQen Cont
mIiiGre nab auslpdrtS geianOt baben, I'M
sipei Sampler 81 f%aufen, nit benen ie Die
8iiitenitGbte angreifen molten. Gs beiBt,
baB SolareS i'm Siben cine 9tte6erla9e erz
litten bat un6 baB ibm Der 9tii63ug abgez
1bnttten 1T.
, 1894-09-05
Die Sonnto9sfro9e in peoria.
Der Staotroth perniinfti9er wie DER 8froer.
metiter.

Ser Sto6trat6 Bat licb in leincr ae1trfoen
StBun8 nit Der Sonnta8Sfroge beicbQfz
tigt, tpeI3e lettoem Der 8iir9ermci1tcr cine
BerOronun8 3ur S6IicBun8 Der Q8irt6z
16aften an Sonnta8eu e~rlaIien Bate, bel
Staub aufgemirbeIt bat. 9teielbe 1T MN
:%niofern bOrldufi8 erle0igt worben, ais Ser
Gta6tratb bci6lOiien bat, baB bic Salu6n7
mtrt6e unter gewtilen 8ci6rGnfungen al
Sonntogen ibre @elbGfte often balten
f0nnen. Se0enfau8 mtrb Ser 8irgcrz
metiter 6ieIe 8erorbnnng nit ieinem 8eto
be!egen, aber Die 6reunbe Derniiniti8er
QebeuSanidb0uung %8lauben, baB iie Sttms
men genug baben, UNI Die OrOinan3 trobe
benz CUR Nnnabme 81 brin8en.
, 1894-09-05
0us oem 6efdn9ntife aus9ebroden.
elmer Ger SIiidtIin9e pieoer ein9efaneen,
ober Elm aweiter nod auf freien 6i6en.
6 arIhIe. Su.. ). Gent

@eitern Worgen pur6e Elm icbIauer 8lan
gum @usbrude aus Dem @%efdn9nilie our
Nusfibrung gebrabt; Der Gefdn9ntBtpdrz
ter 0ebrs 1oQte b~eleitigt perben, tporauf
bic flint @efangenen in Treibeit geiebt perz
Den loQten. Qu5 @ebrS nit Dem 2(benbz
ellen eribien, fielen 3met bon Sen &erlen
iiber i'm ber, uno es %ent1tonb Elm beftiger
&f, tpelder bamit enbetc, baB Gin
9ferbeOieb, Namens EbomaS Sobnion,
unb Elm Ginbrcder, Elm Mulatte, 9famenS
8iQiam 9iferion, ibre SIu6t betperfz
iteQtgten. Ser Bferoe0ieb wur6e wieber
e%in9efangen, aber Der Mulatte beiin6et iib
nob ouf freien 6iBen. Der GefangniBz
parter tru9 BET Der @ei3idbte cine ibpere
W&eiiertpunbe an Der 6ifte 0aoon.
, 1894-09-05
8runnenper9iftun9.
Ueun Qerionen oa0ur9 Dem Gooe nahe oe=
brabt.
9ortfor6 Gtt0, Sn6., I

Sn Ser Gd6e bon 0un0ee iin6 neun
Berionen Die 0pfer etner 8runnenDer>
giftung 8eDOr6en. Sobn Strine nebIt
Jomilie unO 3tpei 8erionen, bic iic6 gum
8el uc4e bel inn ~befanOcn, ~erfrantten gu
gleidber 3eit, unb Der 2(r3t erfonnte, boB
cine 8er8jftun8 borltege. O}an bracbte
2GaI1er aus Strine'8 8runncn CUR Inter
iubtn8 na5 bet Stobt, uno Or. Gronin,
tpelcber ba1lelbe 8eitcrn onolDiirte, fano,
baB eS Nr1entf entbalte. Strine BAT 6einoc
IN Der gfacbbori6oft unb iagt, oaB elmer
Oerielben IN elmer Qlpotbefe in 0un0ce cine
9roBe NuantitGt @(rlenif g~cfouft babe. 9ie
angele8en3eit miro 8riin6li9 unteriucbt
tDer0en.
, 1894-09-05
Oiehmdrft-

Nuf 6em bteligen 8iebmarft betrng Sic
Deuti9e 3ufubr: $4,000 Sbpetne, 1900
Stif GinO pieb unb 10000 S9afe. Scr
Sbpcimemartt mar belebt; 9retIe UNI 5
Sent bOber. ScbDere S6tpeine bracbten
5.70(96.40, i6Derc un6 Ieicbte 6urcheinz
amber 5.5O96,30, letbte 5.5006.25, iogez
mamie r8i9S" 3.75@5,70. Ntorgen err
iuartct man cine 3ufubr bon 20, 900 Stiif.
9tinbDteb mar matt uno S6afe peidbeuo.
, 1894-09-05
SebensmIoe.
Die frau zines Nr3tes t0otet fi9 permitteIf
2Iethers.
Sn6tanapOIts. 5. Sept.

TSrau &ate Glemmer, Bic Satin bes Or.
Serb. GIemmer, wurbe Geitcrn WDr8en in
friibr Stunoe III ibrer @o6nung, go. 525
gtortb 9eIatpareitr., i~terbenb Oor8efunben.
0as 0tenitmdbcben b0rte Srau Glemmer
in ibrem 3inmer laut itODnen, unb rief
cine gtabbortn berein. 2uS ie 6aS 3tmz
1ner betraten, lag 6rau Glemmer auf Dem
Bette, uno ibr @efi6t mar NIT
nit 9tetber ongefeubteten Gai6ene
tucbe be6eft. Die Srau maj bereitS benz
Gobe nabe. u1b Ob9lei6 iOfort GrstIibe
6iilfe berbeigebolt wurbe, itarb ite 9e9en
iteben llbr. Sic mar iOrgfGltig an9eelei7
BET, uno bate obne 3weifel ben Getber in
lelbfmOrberii6er Qtbit6t ein9catbmet.
, 1894-09-05
Sn Donolnlu BerrfdJt aube.
Der oorttse SdtbenfIub perIan9t
Q Ser neuen 2e9ierun9 fir
iitne Qtttolteoer 2lemter.
Die RoYaIiften p0li9 entmuthiet.
g an Tranctsco, 5. Sept.

&urS cor Mittcrne6t 1T Der 9ompfer
v8elgtc" bon 0ongfong, Ootobama uno
0onoluIu cier angefommc1.
Sn 9onolulu lit allies rubig; Ser @es
Ianote 8iuis bat GlenelanO'S 8rtef, in
tpelcbem ct Die 9tepublif bon 6atpaii am
e%rfennt, benz PrQiioenten 9ole Dor0elegt.
Die GoDaItiten 9eiteDen Jest Elm, baB Die
Sacbe Der &onigin D"erloren lit.
Der S9ibenftub, Elm GROCER un6 f~tarfer
8eretn, bat geOro6t, Der &egterung feline
ltnteritlbung gu ent3ieben, tpenn ieine Wfitz
Glieoer feline GegierunoSGmter erbaLten
tplirben.
Die iapantiben un6 9ineiiiden 3eitltn>
gen entbalten feline neuen 9ta6ribten bonn
Sriegsi6auplabe.
Sin an8eiebener Gopo(iit, tpeLber bic 2(nz
it6ten Dieler ieiner 8a~rteigenoIien Derbreiz
tet, GuBerte itcb geitern 2(benb Dem GORE
ipoubenten Der NiIoc. 9reiie gegcniiber
fOI9enbermoBen: DOie Nnertennung oer
Republif 1T cine OoaitGnbige, unb mir
baben NIT 6ieier 3Dotiode 3u rebnen.
@enu ober Ser aus 8orfer, Bibemonrt unD
Cummings beitebenoe roDali1tii6e Q(us>
i6uB ntbt nab 8aibtngton ge9angen
ipGre, banr tpGre Sic NcpubLif niemals am
ertannt porben, Sic bobcn Die Sacbe Der
&0nigin 10 poQitGnbig 81 @runoe 9ericbtet,
ais tpenniie bon ber &onigin ben 9~luftrag
erbalten bGtten, nm 2tnnerion 3u Bitten"
Qtuf bas 8erlangen Der Sc9iiben9eieQz
i3aft, tpel6e urIpritnglt6 BON oeutid5sn
9tnbGngern Der proOiioriiCben Gegierun9
9egriiubct purOc, pelcbe aber ipdter bebeus
tend an Mitglieber3a6l sunabm un6 ieBt
Qn9ebOri8e aIer N}ationcn gu Mitglie6ern
3dbGt, lit nod feline Q(nttport erfol9t, aber
bic Nngelegenbeit mirb am 9onneritag in
ben maBgeben0en &reiien sur 8eiprecbun9
fommen.
Die erite Babl infer Der republifanilben
6errl6aIt finbet in Der eriten @ocbe DeS
OftOber itatt, in peI9er Senatoren unb
Nbgeorbnete 9etpiibGt pcr6en. GS tperOen
BE 0rOBten Nnitrengungen 9emacbt bie
Gingeborenen SIT bepe8en, iicb regiitriren 81
%laiien, unb Oteie i6einen iebt benz @erlauz
gen na3tommen 81 tpouen.
, 1894-09-05
Stdoti1bes,
Oas metter.

Sptifer &1etne, 76 @ai6ington Str,
bertbtet fir GbicaGo Die folgenoen 8orOz
meter unb Ibermomcteritdnoe:
lin 8 ltbr Utor8. "A @r., nm 9 l1br "A
@r., UNI 10 l1br 70 Or, I'M II ltbr 80
@r,, nm II lthr 80 ST.. 8arometeritan6
nm 8 Ibr Morg. 1880, IL 11br $3.50.
, 1894-09-05
Dulutb uon GliidJtlin9em ar9e=
fiiut,
6roforti9e Ghdti9feit 0es unter:
ftubun9sousiauhes.
Der onn6berroe DerIuft in orei Ortidaften
beinahe eile mliQion Dollars.
0uIut6, Minn. 5. Sept.

- !" v , ~FTF"' q ~FTF'
GS befin6en it6 iebt in 9ulut5 iber
1000 mtttelloie Slii9tlinge bon BEN 8al6z
brdnben, pelc6e bon benz 6iIfsausi9uiie
l1nteritiibung crbolteu. 0tele MGnner
babcn ibre Tamilten bier 3uriif8elaiien,
unO iinb no4 ibren friberen 8ObnpIaben
3uriif9efebrt.
9facb annG6ern6er NbibGbung bertbeiGen
itb bic 8erluite ioIgenOermaBen: 6intlep
$66O,40O, Sanbitone 1922, 800 unb 8ortz
ridge $28, 1000. 9ieS macbt i'm @an3en
1890, 900 unb 6eft mebr ais Oie 6Glfte Der
@erIuite in ianmtliden Grtibaften, i6lteBt
ober Den ben WGlbern 3ugefii8ten SbGben
nicbt eiu, tpelcber cin gang ungebeuerer it,
, 1894-09-05
1tntpr $500 0iiroicboft iibernfes

Inter $500 8irgi9ait iiberipteS bente-
Gicbter 8raopcu ben 8roouftenbGnbler
98. 6. OfaIanD bon 80 g. NateritraBe,
tpclc6er Das @eIO fir ben GrIOs bon 1880
8funo ibm bon 6, Sc. 6aitOn aus Soma
sum 8erfauf ~8eianOten 8OHe eingeladt
bate, ans @rimtnal8ertcBt.
, 1894-09-05
SAiffsnohridten.
IN Ger Na6t a%n9efommen:

Jn ser Nadt an9efommen:
Stem gort-rSOrrentO" bon @lntperpen,
yGlbe" bon 8remen.
Q~tperpool - r9aponta" bon Soiton.
Bremen - rGms" Hnb O8ittetino" BON
Stem gorf,
6eute 9emeloet:
2ioerpOOI - rObtO" bon @bilaOeIp6ia.
Nnsetoen in Der Nbenbaus9abe Der SUIT
uois Stoatsaettung boben ben beiten @rtolg,
The Washington times., 1894-12-16
ANACOSTIA NEWS.

Mrs. James Green, who was recently par
TALLY suffocatcd by escaping coal gas, is much
improved.
Mr.. Arthur Johnson, who died in Garfield,
D. c., yesterday, will be buried from Allen
Chapel this afternoon
Mr. Fred Darling, who has been compelled
to retire from the stage owing to severe
affection of asthma, has been spending few
days with his parents here.
Mrs. B. Barr is quite sick with asthma.
Mrs. Provost is quite i'll at her home on
Harrison street.
Subscribers OF THE TIMES living on Har-
rison street complain that their papers have
been stolen for several mornings. Tine poll ,e
are making every effort to capture the offend
ers.
Mr. Harry Kelly returned from Richmond,
Va, last night.
The Sunday-school board of the Methodist
! Church met last night at the parsonage &c
make new set of rules for the ensuing year
| Rev. James A. McLaren will deliver 9
| lecture before the Young Ladies' Societies, o
| the Twelfth Street M. e. Church, this after
! noon.
! Miss Francis Davenport has been quite
sick at her home On Maple avenue.
Col. A. B. Frisbee, who was recently dis
charged from the Geographical Survey. ha.
entered tho baking business. having pur
chased Jansen's bakery, at Fourteenth stree
The Washington times., 1894-12-16

one end OF Massachusetts, avenue TO the other.
l know 1 dozed little, but ] WAS too cold
really to sleep, and / was. moreover, very
much afraid OF falling of my high seat.
At last / turned into Sixteenth street and
drove to the house OF my fare. When we
stopped at the door he was asleep, and / had
difficulty in arousing him, for | darel not
leave the box. | was Obliged TO pound the
coupe door with the whip handle till my
stout gentleman awoEe.
THANK you, cabby." ne said firmly was
very tired. / must have fallen asleep. Keep
the change"
And giving me a S5-dollar bill, he marched
with exceeding dignity up the stops and into
his home.
l decided tc go home. for / had done
good nj ,ht's work. / was passing Thomas
Circle when ! saw waiIe-iac ii young mal
trying TO rouse n cabman. who was sound
asleep in his cab. Seeing me, the young man
said in a trembling voice:
Take me 10 Dr.. So and Sos at once, and
climbed into my coupe.
Fbe doctors house was verY near. The
yonng man rang the night bell. There was
IA little ause. thea heard him give his name,
which is neither here nor there. The
physician was evidently expecting him, ior in
Il few minutrs he appeared, meIcin case in
hand. and | drove them to a small neatly
tuiit brick house lust of Seventeenth street.
That was my last fare. The n.Gat-liner
was giving place tc he miikman rs / drove
home. l " as stiff | was coil. / was Fred.
! hal taken in .ust 3725, for the whiie-fac II
Young man had ieen TOO worried to think Of
paving me. AMI did not ask him fGr IN n y.
l found tie couyes owner walking up AMI
down in front Of my hogse wal iing f1, ms.
lie iooked decidedly re ieyel waen he saw
II q return safe and sound. lie be, ped me
down, for was So sill cou 4 scarcely wIiI,
an / tuld m nay adventures. Ttey seemed
T. acluse hiIn greatly. ut he toll no that [
had not acted pro eSsinna.ly a- all in lrttni;
"a fare escape ine. gave h.:n the .2.25-I bad
Z ;iie more tian my eX en-es-io huy the
chi:d;en ii chr. tmas rtseis-.
Than YOU. miss, SAL IL. as he ma Ia
The Washington times., 1894-12-16
Mr. Kiesccker Enters a Denial


EDTToR TINES: In yesterdays Star, under
the heading Charges Adultery" Mrs. N
Kiesecker charges her husband with adultery
with one Mary Marr Durham. The charge
is bare falsehood, and only brought by the
said Mrs. Kiesecker to injure the reputation
OF a lady Her whole petition is tissue of
fa!sehoods, and not one of her allegations can
be sustained. / simply ask the pubic TO sGS-
pend its Judgment until lie my answer 10
this petition and the matter is heard in The
courts. where the true character OF the petit
tioEer and her motives in filing this petition
viii lie shown.
this city since the 18th of October. 1894, and
knows nothing of my domestic troubles. and
l simply went 10 ner residence to deliver
goods which she purchased Of me- You're
respectfully, i. c. hIEsECKEP.
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a,er and back. What you charge!'
couiGnt FOR the life o5 me remember the
rates on the card inside the cab. AMI 1 dil
nos v4at 10 pa.ley, spoke as briefly as 1
could.
..Do.lar. I sad.
rne yoang man iooEei at rae sharply. and
] was 90 The point OF climbing down and 60
ing home. Tor 1 thought ] had cen Gistov-
e-el saw in a moment. however. iiiat he
was merely surprised at illy rates.
''To ;he gheater and tack. bOth?' be asked.
nodded.
Wei. that S greatr' said he "All right.
Drive 10 . street, between Ihirteeath and
Foure ecnth. midway o! the block, as ast as
you cas.
He hmbed into the coupe. aad Napoleon
startcI for Q str ct, osstinate!y keeping on
the star, oard sack. / was delighted with my
first fare had spoken as rruiiy and hOar-ely
as I could bat eyen with that i am confident
that any one OF my fates:hat night would IL
stan.ly hake recognized me as q woman il
each and every one OF Them had not been too
wrapI c 4 up in his own Affairs to pay any At
tention to the driver.
We stopped at the C-street house the
south de % the street il as-and my fare
went Ia. lie was gone only very few min
utes and when ne rrappcaged. he was accom-
panied lfy a Young girl IN a long scarlet orera
cloak, " tn a waite knitted cloud over her
sead IN elderly woman stood at the door
ss the young people came out
'Are you sure YOU are warm enough, dear?"
she cRlied 10 the young girl. I'm so afraid
you'll take cold. Don't let her sit in a
dregght. Fred
Nom. wont said Fred. dutifully, and
think ron the look he gave the scarlet
sorte du Tai be 4 have protected her from
draUg!.ts W.ta his life.
T8cy en- erred the cab and drove them TO
the National, The theaier entrance was en-
tireiy too we'll lighted 10 suit me. and there
were TOO many other cabbies in sight for my
comfort. but 1 landed my fares safe and sound
at the steps.
'-Be on hand when the theater's out sal
Fred TO me a. he handed his companion out.
"NoW. doat tail. remember"
] nodded, and ] remembered, but I did not
iDteud 10 risk recognition in front Of the
theatc- again. and Fred probably looked In
vain for me after the play. II was a mean
shing to do. / admit, but Fred saved his dol
lar Mt any rate, and IL the girl in the scarlet
cloak did take cold waiting fora cab, 1t is my
fault entirely, and ] cheerfu!ly take the
blame.
I drove up Fifteenth street, for | was in
mortal terror lest / should meet somebody
who wanted 10 make the ROUNDS in my cab
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VAL BLATZ BEER.
Roast woodcoe,S ON Toast.
See Val Blatz's ad in tO-m'r VS. TINE

For six persons there will be required six
woodeoeks, six slices of stale bread about two
inches thick, six thin slices Of fat salt pork,
half a pint Of butter, half teaspoonful of
pepper and one teaspoonful Of onion iu!te.
Pluck, singe, and draw the birds. Save the
livers and hearts. Skin the heads and truss
the birds. skewering the legs with the bills.
Season with teaspoon!ul and half OF salt
and half the pepper. Spread a thin slice OF
salt pork over the breast OF each bird and
fasten with small skewer. Now rub soft
butter over the breast. legs. and sides. Place
the birds on their backs in dripping pan,
and at the proper time COOK them for twelve
minutes in hot over Arrange them taste
fully over the toast. Place in lot dish and
garnish the border with water crosses and
quarters OF lemon. Serve Immediately.
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of these boys who place the Indispensable
newspapers in the hands of the public arise
when the rest of the world Is asleep They
jump out of bed, and often have mo time to
snatch more than swallow of coffee and
bite of bread, and just as Often hurry off
after their papers with an empty stomach.
Therefore the management OF The TIMES
realized that the coffee and bun would prove
grateful to every one OF them, something to
warm up their little bodies, quiveriug from
the -
PENETRATING COLD OF EARLY MORN.
One by one the boys passed along the
counter and grasped thecup of coffee and
the bun. Then they would stand by with a
bundle OF THE TIMES under one arm, muneh-
ing and drinking.
When the lads were told that the same
satisfying reireshment would be provided
every morning during the long winter, there
was murmur of qualification and pleasure.
"Hey. Jimmie, that's great stuff, amt it?''
cried one, rdbbing his abdomen delightedly.
''Goes right to der spot''
| "Mine's tco hot" another .'srm goin' to
wait until it cools. If burn me lips won't
| be able to kiss me girl" "Ain't got no
roasted turkey in desc sangwitehes," sagely
observed one urchin whose big eyes beamed
| with delight. "but it's just great"
Thus the boys laughed and chatted glee-
| fully in their own fashion until the last one
| had been provided.
"Beteher life amt goin' ter miss ther set
out every mornin', " was the parting remarl
| OF nearly every hoy as he rushed out anC
soon could be heard all over the city crying
| out Here's yer TIMES" refreshed and stimu
lated.
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She bored Not.

When the lady came into the passenger
coach all the seats were occupied except the
one next to a big, burly fellow. who had lot
of stuff piled around him TO take up room.
He paid no attention 10 the lady until the
conductor requested him, against her pro-
testations, TO make place Tor her.
''Df course" be grurted. as he showed the
piuEder Out of the way. she can sit down.
I'm 10 hog
I'm glad TO hear it, she retorteG. 'lor
really am very fond OF bacon at breakfast. -
and she went into the next car 10 find q seat
Detroit Free Press.
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and might perhaps land me at the police sta
tol as "A witness with .lrunk and disorderly
fare My experiences. however, were all mild
and perfectly proper.
l saw two young gi Is. very pretily
dressed staadiag together on the corner of
Fihecnta and / streets.
'Coape. miss I said, steering Napoleon
close to the cur.
The two gils cicgled Historically at that
aDl The tSiier. alter looii3 al! around. said
80 ne, We want to So TO Cabin Joha's.
"Uh. HAITI. how could yoGi' said the
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trThe Times" Great Color-Printing Press.

and Florida avenue northeast. His family
will continue 10 reside in Anacostia.
Miss Annie Smith is suffering from nervous
prostration at her residence on Fillmore
street.
Rev. ". G. Davenport Will deliver the last
OF his series IF '.advent" sermons at Emanuel
Episcopal Church this evening.
DR.. ". ". Godding, superintendent ot St.
Elizaheth's, will talk on temperance at the
Garden Memorial Church this exeninS.