davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-13
2lns 0~riminal0ertdt.

6arrD 6auBmanu, Ser 8eiiber bes
GeitaurontS SEQ. 1874 g. Glart Str, tpurbe
bonn Gicbter &eriten beute unter $400
8ir9i1aft benz G~riminalgertbt %iibertpteien.
2lm %. Otot bate 6auBmanu bem 2luf>
tpdrter 2outS 9reDfuS etnen 6ieb nit elmer
TIai6e iiber Ben &opf Oeriebt, tpel6er cine
lon9tpierige Wun0e Deruriadbte. 2lS 9reDz
fus, neldber 9fo. 205 Ontario Ctr. mobnt,
6auBmann's Heitaurant betrot, pteS i'm
QeBterer btnaus unb unteritIBte feline Nufz
forberung nit ienem 6teb nit Der TIoi1e.
, 1894-06-13
Der Qren0er0ait.p ro3eB..

Die NnpGlte in benz 9renber9aitz8roz
3eB, ndmGi1 bic 6erreu BARRON, @re8OrO
unG 0arlan auf Setten Der Gertbeibt8ung,
q. g. 1ruoe unb StaatSanpalt &ern auf
Seitet ser Nnflage, btelten 6eute Mforgen
in ber Sfftce beS StaatSantpaIteS cine 8ez
iprebung ab, in pel6er bei6loiien mnrbe,
morgen Dor Gicbter BaDne iiber peitere
MoBnabmen in Dem PrenoergaitzPro3eB
au beratben.
, 1894-06-13
Die Bride Ger Uorthweitern=Poh.
babn.

Die gfortbpeltern : 6obbabneeieui9aft
IGBt 9egenmGrtig bereits 8ldne fir Die
6ebebriide, tpelbe 8piicben ser 2alauez unb
@eQsitroBe BEN TGuB iberbriifen ioQ,
unb fir bercn 8au ite sic @enebmi9ung
bes &riegsminiiteriums erbalten bat, an1
fertisen. Die Bride iou aus 3ipei bonz
chamber unabbdngigen Gbeilen beiteben,
bon benen ie6er auf einem 8ter AM l1fer
ruben unb bier ietnen 9re6punft baben
lou. Q8enn bte Bride g%e6ffnet 1T, ioa bic
gauge 8reite beS Sluiies ben S6iffen sur
9urbfabrt CUR 8crfi9uug ite6en. Ole
Seffnuu9 Der Bride iolI Diel ibneler err
folgen f0nnen, ais 6ieies BEL elmer 9reba
brIde Ser Sat fem farm.
, 1894-06-13
Observation-Disclosures

SIN itdbtii6en 8auomt tpurben folgen6e
Observation-Disclosures ausgeiteIt:
SuliuS SEP, 3itOd. unb GrbgeicboB 8a6z
iteinz2aben uno Stats, 515 Se69tptd Str,
$4,000; Ni6Oel Sell, 2t0d. unO @rbgefboB
8aditetn7SlatS 1913 Nugulta Str, $270O;
81. 0ftrt9oti, 3ft0d. uno Grbgei6oB Sad
itetn79aben unb Stats, 223 SO. SoDlor
Str,, $4,000; Sobn Mtnf, 3lt0d. unb Grb2
geichoB 8adftetn@2a6 uub Stats, All &C..
0tobeD Str., $4,000; Sobn Gudfe, 2it0f.
urtb @ro8ei6oB 8a6itetnz Stats, 155 Burz
nett Str., $4,000; $. Sc. gfap, 2it0d, un0
@rbgeiboB 8afltetn> Stats, 816 81. Str,
$500; 8. g. Mc@utre, 2it0d. 6oI3e6lats,
5517 Carpenter Ctr, $2500; S. &, Bail,
2itOf, unO @rOgei1OB 4afltctnz Stats, $40
A. Str, $500; W. SteDenion, 2it0d.
unb Gro9eiboB 8aditetn : Stau, 4543
@QtS 2(oe., $4,000; g. 81. Sanion, 2It0d.
unb Gro9ei4oB 8afftetnz Stats, 54O4 Nt=
lantic Str., $500; W2rS. Wfetta 5rapet,
21t0f. uno Grbgei6oB 8aditein> Stats,
6351 @reen Str, $500; W}rS. 6. s..
Toresman, 5mei 2it0d. 6oIsz8obnbduier,
6331-33 Stetpart Qlpe,, $4,000; s. g..
Wtar, 3it0f, unb GrOgelAoB 8offtetnz
Stats, 367 sc. Nlblan6 Qloe., $500; Wfrs.
MarD &oacb, 3fOf. unb @rbgeicbOB 8aGz
iteinz6Gats, 252 6amlin 2tOe,, $4,000;
Sobn s. 8arrotp, 2it0d. 8adltetn@2Go
unb Stats, 689-91 8eit2 rs. Str, $500;
gBtuiam Stufltf, 3it0d. un6 @rbgel1oB
8adtein@2doen unb Stats, 1856 Weit Is.
SIT, $4,000; Dennis S. 6o9au, 3ft0d.
u1b Grbgei6oB 8aditein72doen unb Stats,
83-5 8Iue Sslan6 9lpe,, $4,000; George
S. 6ar6ing, 3it0f. unO @rO9ei9oB 8adz
iteinzSlats, 3228-30 @ropelano 9orf
2loe., $4,000.
, 1894-06-13
}iiiir JeOerMoNll.
Sit 9ro5 uno H(ein.
5ir Qrm nnO Rei6.
COnklin'S
9on00u0
OeS
uUtljden Wiffens,

gilt oNs D0lts ent6dlt e8 nib=
lide 8ecepte ouer 2(rt, Angaben
ii6er M}aB 1tnO @eWi9t u.,tp,
giir Aantleute giebt eS Nuf~
i6lrtB in 9e16dftli6en uno ge1eb=
li9en Jrageu, iowie 8atb in 8uh=
fii6rung uuO ibren per16ie0enen
Sptemen,
gitr MedJaniker cine 8u1am=
menfellltng Der 1T i6r Sad i6la=
9enOen me6anii6en @eiebe unO
oQer beuftDiir0igen Grin0ungen
uu0 N5ai6inen
giir 0eu OanOuerker praftiide
8atbi6ldge uno tatiltil6e Nn=
ga6en.
giir Oeu 9anOmirtb @itte=
rltn9Sregeln, 8o0e1tfun6e, J}atb=
16ldge fiir 8%eoferltng, 2on0mel=
1ung unO 8ebanOlun9 bon Sieb,
gilt Oartuer NuR6liiHe iiber
2ebenSfdbi9teit Der 9amenarten,
&eimen, @a68tbum Der 86ume &c,
Cir Dolittker NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ii6er Wa6ler, SeoDlferung85abl,
8arteigruppirungelt.
Eiit DOl2Ban0ler genore W}oB=
tabeQen,
Giir gudBalter 9te6nun9S= un6
3Qbltabellen,
SO 1T mm0gltd, ben reideu ST.
balt Oieie8 9anObu6S ou9 nun
annabernO 3u 16ilOern,
SeOe8 2lter, je0er @tan0 uno
8eruf finOen 0arin i9neQ Tatb
unO 9(uh6luB.
9a3u fOmmt cine 3u1ammetz
iteQung aler wi6ti9en geiGi6tli=
6en G~reigmiiie, iomie geOgropbiide
Nngabeu 0ur6 80 fleitte 2anOfarten
erldutert, itotiftii6e 3u1ammen=
iteaungen iber 0eidi6te, SeOOlfez
ring unO Die Gr5euguiie oUer Stoo=
ten Der Union,
Sn alien Tragen BON augemeiz
mem Stterelie ftnOet man bier III
peritanOli6er 6aHung
AntwOrt und 8eleRrung.
, 1894-06-13
Cine 81 foft1pteIiee pumpitation.

alderman Mto6ben lit auf elmer Dor Sur
sem bon ibm in 8egleitung 0es Stabtin9ez
nteurS Mrtin9itau unternommenen Snipef@
tionSfabrt nab ben Deribiebenen 8aiier5
tperf@B umptattonen 5I Der lleber3eugun9
gefommen, 6aB bic Stabt bur9 Die 2tn7
i9affun9 neuer Mai6inen fir bic 8aiierz
perfe at Ser Gorbiette rteft9e @elblummen
iparen f6nnte. QI6. Mfabben bat aus9es
rebnet, baB btele Woiiertperte fir ettpa
$4,000 idbrli6 rtebr Goblen berbrau6en
ais bic 4umpDerfe all 6er IA. StraBe,
nelbe babel bieielbe Guantitat 8aiier for
Bern, tpte bic gforoleite> Woiiernerfe.
, 1894-06-13
Kletnes Seuer.

Sn eirem 8ett3tmmer i'm oritten Stod>
inert beS 6au1es, SEQ. 129 8euS Str,
brob beute Wforgen nm 5 11br elm 8euer
aus, tpelcbes einen S6a6en bon ettpa $50
anrihtete, Gigentbimer beS GebGubes lit
g. Gouas6an, Der Snbaber Oes 3tmmers
par G9aS. S6per9ber.
, 1894-06-13
0run0eiQenthun1.
a. 8s. -sOmmsrfrtfa

Gotten i'll q. 6. 9efing's 8opers Safe Subbioifun.
@uf oHgeneincn @uuI9 Der 5oBlreiden geIu9er BON
9errn 9eiing's 3arm ON Boomers Cafe in @isconIin 1T
Die Sofe-6rout iii Gotten ~ous9eIcst uuo in ben Wtarft
gebro9t. Tppsr5 Cafe lift in 5lpeiItiinbiger 5abrt nit
Ger 9sortb Meiteru=Sabu gu erretbeu, Itegt uabe Der
Stotion Seapo Suuctiou, 8jscouIiu. Die tur5e T5abrt
bon @cHoo SuadiOn 5na safe lit reid CT GteuerieHn nb
0clpdbrt ellie bsrrIidc Nusfi9t auf bas Eerumltegeuoe
EerraiH. Sic Gotten bobeu iGmmtlt6 SO TitB SIibirput
am Gee uHD ieibit i'm beBefteu CONNER ireDt Elm be.
ftdnbl9 fiD!er minb bonn Sioeu iber ben Safe unb limb
III 6oige Der Su0iront uuo bes ftetig tlBIeu mtnoes
oieie Gotten Die begebrteTteu am eouaen Safe; lie baden
cine Stefe BON 900 5uB, itnb nit ben ibOuiten
99otteHbdumen, iute @tdeu. gu6sn, @eOerH. uub onerIei
Sdiin9gelpddieH ~beitaubeu, erbe6en f6 t~beilrpetIe so Jus
Iber ben Gee unb bieteu cine utoIertIde @usii6t aber ben
cite WeiIe breiteu uuO smet Wteileu IoMeeu see, tuel6er
oil S9onbeIt uno ScenerieH benz Cafe Senena, benz be.
%Iie5tsiten See miscOnIius, gIeibfOmntt 3os Hare
Wafer, bon GiieHqueIeu gen6brt, frei BON alien Gumpf.
pflan5en, Der Ianoi9e goben bieten Die ihbufeu Babe.
pldse 5abIrst4e Slide, gOOtfabrsn une Seeelu Iaben
3u oieiem SpOrt. Sir goOeanitalten, CUTE gerpaeeuue
un0 pronspte @erbiubuag sipii9sn Der Station Seuoa
Sunctiou uno benz Cafe 1T eeIorgt.
saur SIS Gotten fiub OOrbanbeu; feiue SomtIt. uub
ytoturIiebbobsr fOnten es untertaffsu, fh cine goufteue
gu fi9eru. 9tabere ausfuuft srtbsilt, lOwie glattsu
p~erIenoet
6. MeIm2
1855 GRlItuaufee aps.
ODER 3imuer 90, go. 30 Ga Safe Ctr.
@usiniger @geHt. SeIb. unb 2oHOgeiBaft
, 1894-06-13
prditoent GlepeIano's 8efnoen.
DafeIbe heute 3ufrieoenitelleno.

% afbtn9ton, ., g., 13. Stunt.
9os 8efinoen 6es 8rdii0enten Glebelo11o
bat itcb beute 9ebeiiert. @r muB it6 no6
rubtg berbalten, fonnte a6er beute bic
l~0nfen0en @eibdfte Derri9ten.
, 1894-06-13
ct. Qouis. Mp.. IL. Sunni

ct. 0outs Weo,, 10. SUM-,
GOtparO $. @rope, Elm friibcrer 2tn9ez
1teuter Der rTourtb 9tattonal 8anf", be-
ftn6et itcb me8cn @eGbunteri6laguug in
Salt. ST fol- bic 8ant I'M $4,000 be-
i6lptnbelt baben, aber einem 0erlicbte nab
1T Der Teblbetra3 Elm pie1 bOberer.
, 1894-06-13
GooesfGue

tplrben bette 8ormtttog tm @e1un06ettSz
amt mte folgt a118emelbet:
CHARLES 8aAmann, So S., 107 Glebes
Lamb Qloe.
@uftaO ao5ut, 81 S. 121 Sront Str.
Charles @ubie, 4 S. 8 sc, 1873 20.
8lace.
Carrie 8sdsr, II s., 3O42 Canal Str,
, 1894-06-13
8ismard beoarf Ser Rube.
Seine 2Ibreife nad par5in perf6ober.

Sriebrt4srube, 10. Stunt.
Shirt 8ismard's 2tbreiie nod Gor8in 1T
I'M cine 9o1e Deriboben iporOen. Scin
8eftnDen 1T SufrtebeniteIeno, es muB aber
porlGufig iebweOe 9tufregung bon i6m
ferne 9cbaLten iperoen.
, 1894-06-13

geriunnbten uno frelnben Die trouri9e 9o6ri9t, oaB
meiu 9elie6ter Mout 2Gntnit &sarttrtal1 ant 9ieHftag,
ben z. Stunt 9}obu. 5 uDr I'M Glitter pon So Sabren
lauft euti6Iafen lift. Die 8eeroi9un9 finbet itott am
Jrettag, ben Is. SUM-, 9tadnt. 2 nbr ppm SrauerhauIe,
PIG 8ladbapf Str. aus nod 6racelauo. I'm titles
SetIeio btttet Die tief6etritbte Satin,
@sarie 6Sartmant.
l4ln2t 9sntctt, SDbn.
, 1894-06-13
3leue An5eigcn.

Diae G.ooes= an eie II, weIbe fir ole
Moreen=2Ius9abc Ger oJailtois Stats
5eitun9" ouf9eeebeu uerocn, erfdciucn fofen.
frci i'm 2tbenobIott. Die Intahme Don 2tr=
5ei9en fir oos Abenoblatt idl!ie6t INN IL llhr
ntitta9s, fir Ole ulor9et=2Ius9abe nm 10 uhr
Nbenos.
, 1894-06-13
W4hmQihinen.


uQer, Mbeeler & Wilipn, Someitc, Stonbaro.
" g8bite, Wilfor & 8ibbs, Stem Some, @rOlpl, $500
bis $500. Garoutirt ooaitdnot9 uno irtatt. q Omen,s
electric Bib, gts State nHo adams Ctr, @tHtrttt 200
State Str. Sffen S~oHHtogs bon $3.50 9orm: bs 1880
STADIUM, I7uHs, lStgIuiO
, 1894-06-13
SOOeS=2(ttset0e.

9eripnnbten rrb 6reuuoet Die trourige g3afri6t, OoB
nleit geliebter@atte Spbm George 8ramN am 8ieuSs
tag, ben Il. Sum-, 9tQbnt. s lbr 30 Mt.. i'm <er BON 81
SoDren fanft enti1lafeu lift. 9ie 8eeroiqnug finoet itatt
am SSreitag, ben ID. Sum-, Nadu1. 2 ubr bonn 3rauer=
bon1e, 1851 Butter Ctr, aus na1 Saflpoob. I'm titles
SelletO bitten &i5sic Braun, 9atttn.
Nul0 Braun, oS44u
9G19uita Braun, %UV''I'
14in2t sSrcO. Braun, 8ruoer.
, 1894-06-13

2tlS Set 9Oia6rtge Setter G9afer am
9ienitag in @roBs9oint itorb, binterlteB
er 10 &in6er, rs Gnfel un6 80 urenfel.
Cine itattli9e Na9tOmmeni9aft!
, 1894-06-13
So0eSnu5ci9c.

Sen 6rruloen NIB 8efaunteu Die i6mer3ddhc 9taD=
riot ooB mein iulIt9it 9%eliebtcr @otte SoEGun @ns=
t1it'to i'm alter BON AZ Sobrer1 nod) tur3em Gronfet=
lager an 9ienitog. ben II. SUM, 8pruttto0s I'll llDr,
9eltorben lit. Sic 9eerbt9uu9 iiubet am 8pnneritag,
pen "A SUM-, ~9lodbmittaQs nm 2 uDr, POM 9rouerbouIe.
1858 Se09ptf Str, aus mad benz 6raCelauo=&1rDDO
itott. Sic trauern6en Sinter6lie6eneu,
Tricoerite 2SasmunO, Satin.
NrteDrid) 2~SaSmu1o, 8ater.
0arI @aStauno,
WsariG 2Sih, E~@eI6piiter.
0ricoerife Sboe,
WfIidnt StOc1bmr9,
GarI SIocnbur9,
&Deoo0r SIOetbttg, }S6tu69er.
Soadint @it,
Gbas. SDoe,
1ufcptile gS0Sntnuo,
0tIbtfn @asmuno, ex
Wstttl1a Stoettbmr9, SWp"9el'""""'
Wtttna SIocnbur9,
13i2t
, 1894-06-13
fauIer 8anfbeamter.

CT fol- $4,000 ooer mebr eefohIen haben,
, 1894-06-13
SnSeS=M1aseinc.

6reltnoeu uno 8efannten Die traurige 9}odrtDt boB
neiu geite6ter @atte Sse,ts0 &saebfcr ben u. D. Otts.
ianft enti9lafen lit. 9te Seerbt9un9 fitoet ftatt AM
92onaesrtag. 2 u9r 9|oamittogS, pom 2rauerDonle
trnuernoe Satin SyriOG SGebier
uebft GGhmuder uub SdmeIter.
, 1894-06-13
0eMprDett /:

Sn @roB=goiut 9ienftag, ben Il. Sum-. Nodmittaos
1tnt 4 u6T, I'M 80. &e6enStaDre 4eter S66fer. @r
~btuterldBt 10 ertpo6iene &inOer, rs Gufel unb SO Mr.
eHfel. 9as 9egrdbniB ftnoet am 9onneritog Ntorge1
nm 8 lbr nod Der ct. SDiepbs=firDe, un0 bon Da auf
Dem glet9namigen @otteSader Itott.
, 1894-06-13
Siuan5teues.


Chicago, Is. M3ai 1894.
Die NtttentnD0ber Der @plumtbiiben DEMONSTRATING.
8Ie S0bresoerl0mmlnHg Der Nfttetinbaber, uno Die
9Sabl Der 9irettoret Der @plumbii6eu DEMONSTRATING
l l6@gr6 lns'' G NJ '{ST T,.eo; G Sar 81 %: S a5dho i99s a2 nm 58 S9RR Rd 12f
0te98olp Building, @bca9o Sllnots.-9ie llebertraos=
8uper 1Ir ooS &apital Deroen pom Is. Wtai 1894 bis
gum l6. SUM- 1894 gei9lofieu ien.
3. 8. Chm ouos, Setretar.
mt15-19iucI. i~uu10-14incl
S9ple, Quinlou & 60. @tprtgage 8onfers, 52 Dear
os borHitraBe, Derleiben Selo ami @bCngoer SrlHo=
%et9entDum 81 oei u~ieori9iteu Rreiiem iowie aud auf 9e-
bdnoe. 6oe3, lS&t
, 1894-06-13
Xarn1em.

On berfoufeu: ger6eIferte gyarm bon 100 @cre5
D an gfillpaufee @oe. un0 SeSplatnes=SluB 80 Wteileu
r6relld1 BON Chicago, uabe @1ienbabu=Statiou. 0ut fIr
D(ilf=Tarut pber irQeu0 eueI anoereu o3ped. 9tad5Ha
fraoet 3immer So f21 ga Saae Ctr. ia mo, mi, ii
, 1894-06-13
8erinte0emes.

ODbne, gtptett, W&iet9en I6lefte @6uloeu oaer &rteE
~ %cpIectlrt; feline 8e8abllng lDeHn %erfpi9los. 8. &inarD,
ouutp=@pnita6ler 56 ). ADe., 3imrner g. 2mi1S .
az 6uIDeul G9uIben! S9uIbeM!
~ @aerlet f6let9te S9uloen 1ofort colectirt:
-& me 3~abluu9 pbne @rfolg-
G~pniiabler INNER an SGn0.
Peoples @ollectto on AgeHcn,
1924 2oia1e ctr. Simmer 81,
5bslS SeutI4 wirO bier geiprO9en.
, 1894-06-13
Glaiiifsirte Nnieigen

foftet Biz at O@orten 10 @euts. iebes peitere Mort
l@ent. SteQenaeiu9e freL
, 1894-06-13
W16lirte 2in11ner.


Ii permtetBen: Sin ober 3ipei mDbIirte 13inllner
~ III 0eut11er fSamilte, uur etueu 8Ipd bonn Iiucoln
9tod3uirogen go. 90 eincOItt stoe, nabe Wis.
con11lt Str. 24ap, BAN
, 1894-06-13
8ferbe, gBaaen. 0nnhe II.


9u Oerfauteu: 9elinerp=, @rpreB=08aqeu uub
y Sudden. 6. 9. 9Ha. 23O3-23f8 9tQte Str,
5obrtf S4S-245 q. BlaCe. 17m33M
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
JOSEPH NEUBURGER'S

The following exceptional values we are Offering
until Saturday only, in order reduce our tremendous
stock previous to annual inventory yourself of this
opportunity if you looking for chance make dollar 90
good way have such bargains offered to YOU
lhe prices quoted are for two weeks only.
The best 64X64 skirt lining, 4 cents per yard.
The best skirting calcoes, cents per yard
Lancaster and Amoskeag apron gnghams, per yard
Extra fine muslin, cents per yard
Inc striped and checked seersucker yard
lar price, 10 cents.
Fine French dress gnhams quality cents per
yard.
Eighteen cent double fold cashmere now u cents
Forty-cent fine henrietta and chevron, now 25 cents
seventy live cent all wool fine henrietta go during sale
at 40 cents per yard
All broad cloths hannels and wooen goods than cost
of manufacture
Princess Sinch curling irons, each
Ladies extra heavy wool skirts 6S cents
-Four by four chenille covers, best quality rs
Six by four chenille covers that formerly for 50 30 we
now offer at 81 so
Eight by four $3.50 covers now So 90.
Clothing and overcoats, underwear gloves caps
shoes rubber noton etc. etc. at greatly reduced prices
JOS Neubugers, in the p S. Of A. building Freelaud
JOSEPH NEUBURGER'S
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
The Standard Buys an Oil Field.
Assignee tor Godey's.

New YORK, Feb. 9.-The Cooley pub.
fishing company, publishers of Godey's
Magazine and various books and reriodi.
calls, has assigned to Benjamin S. Har-
mon. The company was incorporated
under the laws of New Jersey two wears
ago Henry J. Dawson being president.
and had capital stock of S60O0Oo. The
magazine is one of the oldest in the
United States, and was published in
Philadelphia up to n couple of years ago,
when it was transferred to this city.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
England Looking Out for Enrlisbmen

LONDON Feb: 14.-In response to n
question asked in the house of commons
by James Parker Smith, the parlia,nonl
tary secretary of the foreign o0ice Sir
Edward Grey, said that the stems taten
for the protection of commerce at Rio
Janerio had been agreed upon bv Tho
naval commanders of the various power.
which had vessels there. He added that
it was stated that insurgent ships were in
the habit of taking refuge among the
British merchantmen, which were re.
moving to a safer anchorage. Sir Ed
ward further said he was not aware that
German and American warships affored
greater protection to German and Ameri-
can merchantmen than was afforded to
British merchantmen by the British
warships
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
cold lkeserve AGAIN Intact.

WASHINGTON, Feb lO.-The gold reserve
in the treasury is again intact. 1t reached
that con ition when the gold received
from the recent bond issue swelled the
gold beyond the $lO0, 100000 mark. On
Aug. 10 last the gold in the treasury
stood at $l03, 600 900, since which date it
has gradually declined, reaching its low
est point of S64, 600, 900 on Tuesday last
when the gold received from the sale oe
londs was transferred into the treasury
cnsh.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
For Woman Suffrage.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Mr Pence (pop.,
COLI has offered in the house bill pro-
yiding for woman suffrage. The bill diff
fers somewhat from others presented on
the same subject heretofore, as it does not
propose to amend the constitution but
simply gives women over the age of 81
the right to register and to vote at all
elections for members of the house of
representatives, and provides that the
right shall not be denied or abridged by
the United States or any state.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15

VICTORIA, b. C., Feb. 12. The Neah
pay Indians say that seals are more plen-
sliuI on cape Flattery than they have
been for years.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
England Wants the Earth.

PARIS, Feb. .s.--The Steele contains n
violent article against England The
writer says that Great Britain has octeJ
IN Newfoundland, Egypt. Madagascar.
the Soudan and siam as though the world
belonged to her. He adds that the time
Tor an explanation from Great Britain ia
approaching ''''ii -
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
Vassar Alumnae.

New YORK, Feb. 12-The annual
meeting of the Vassar alumnae assoeia.
tion was held at the hotel Brunswick
about 175 ladies Being present The fol.
lowing were elected officers of the general
association: President, Miss A. NJ Elya.
yice-lresident, Miss Elizabeth Cutting;
secretary, Miss Ada Thurston; assistant
secretary, Miss Adelaide UnderhlI;
Treasurer. Miss MnrY /. Bernard.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
Drawn Battle in Brazil.

BUENos AYREs, Feb. IA desn,t,h
from Rio Janeiro says; "The irsurrants
landed at Nietheroy There was a drawn
battle, in which many were killed on
both sides General Argollo commanded
the government troops and prevented the
Insurgents from advancing"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
Riker Gets a Hearing.

WASHINGTON, Feb 13.-C. L Riker of
Chicago, was yesterday given a short
hearing by Justice Bradley in the circuit
court of the District of Columbia on his
petition asking that a writ of mandamus
be issued compelling the secretary of the
treasury to turn over to him the $50, 0OO-
600 Of bonds. Justice Bradley sta ed that
after a careful perusal of the petition he
was of the opinion that the petitioner was
entirely too broad in his requests, and
asked something which the court had no
authority to grant Mr. Riker says he
will continue the fight.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
Wants His Sentence Commnted.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14--Maior c. B.
Throckmorton, Second artillery, under
sentence of suspension, has applied to the
president for a communication of his SEN
Iehee which has about year to run, in
oruer mat he can be retired and then ac-
ceP' the position of assistant superintend
eht oil street cleaning in New York titv.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
Buying Right of Way.

SusQUEHANGA, Pa, Feb 10 The right
of way for the Lehigh, Catskill Mountain
& Boston railroad is being purchased
through Delaware and Schoharie coun-
ties of New York, and work will
soon be begun. The road will run from
the Pennsy ivania coal fields, crossing the
New York, Lake Erie & Western road at
Deposit, N. Y, thence to or near Albany,
where it will connect with the Fitchburg
road for Boston and other points east. 1t
will be an independent road and not a
connecting link between the Ontario &,
Western and the Delaware, Laclawanna
& Western.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
Suckers Still Come.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Feb. 12.-Frank Lor-
enz, saloonkeeper of Milwaukee, Wis,
arrived here to fill an appointment with
green goods men. Lorens was taken in
hand by the police before the sharpers
had chance to secure the 5000 which
he desired to invest and he started for his
home wiser man. The person whom
Lorens was to meet was one W. NJ. Row
of New York, who escaped arrest.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
ath Iron Works Will Not Be Re-
built in Maine

BATH, Me, Feb, IA Edward Hyde,
who is treasurer of the Bath iron works
here, said; You can state positively that
the plant win never be rebuilt here We
snail probably either locate in Norwich
or New London, Conn. We shall erect
temporary buildings and complete the
vessels now under way here. This will
De done by early summer, then we shall
smut down the plant entirely. This will
throw S25 men out of work and stop
weekly pay roll of $1,000. 1t will be u
severe blow to Bath, for these workmen
with their families constitute over one
quarter of our present population.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
Girl Students With New Canes

MIDDLETowN Conn, Feb. IA new
feature in CO. education is to be intro
duced at Wesleyan. For years it has
been the custom of the memb bers of the
freshman class to appear on Washing
toms birthday with dangers" or canes.
This year the old custom will be observed
hy the boys as usual, but additional in
terest will be given to this day by the
fact that the young ladies of the institu-
ton take mart
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-15
Ordered to Honolulu.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-A formal order
directing Commodore kirkland to pro
ceed to Honolulu by the steamer Austria
liza, leaving San Francisco Feb II. has
been issued by the navy department
To Reolasstfy PostofIice EMPLOYEES
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-Postmaster Con
eral Bissell proposes to recommend tn
congress reclassification of all the nost.
office employees in the country, including
letter carriers. While the plan involves
an increase of abaut 100000 in the an.
preparation for salaries, it is expected to
compensate this by increased efficiency
III the service.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-06
Chancery Court-2d Dist
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In tho ronnty OF Pearl River. on the hrst
Monday Of January and July ana co"''''"e
" IN ay ~ county OF Marion. First District. on
IN" second Monday OF January and July ana
eontjnup six days. In the SECOND Dis'rict,
nm The third Monday Of January ana july
and continue six days. ..,
In the county OF Hancock. on me Ionr.h
Monday Of January and July ana continue
SIX days ,..,.. ~ .., Rrst
Mnndav of February and August ana con-
in Inc cOunty of Jackson, on the second
Monday of February and August ana con-
tnuC SIX days.
in the county OF Wayne, on the second
Monday Of June and December. six days.
In Nc county OF Jones. ON the first Monday
Of March and September ana continue SIN
days. A., .,a
Monday of March and September and con
tnue six days.
In the county of Perry. held In Augusta
the First District, IN the third Monday o
March and September and continue SIX days
In the town OF lIattiesburg. the Second us
trrt on the first Monday of June ana De
ccnber and continue six days.
In the county OF smith. ON the fourth Mon
day OF March and September. siX days.
IN the county Of Greene. on Thursday ~
Ter the second Monday Of April ana octo
her and continue three days.
In the county ~ COvingtOn. on the fourtl
Monday In April and October ana continue
six days.
In the county Of Newton. on the first Mon
day OF April and November and continue 81
days.
In the county Of I.auderdale. on the hrs
Monday Of May and November and cOntinu
twenty four days.
In the county Of Clarke. on the thlr
Monday Of April and Novemberand continu
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