davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Oas mrad zines Sbooners.
Der Dampfer uGtona" poiiirt einen emit
mafeten S4ooner, uno oas obere
Oed zines anoeren 5aRr5euees.
g n q nrf. 19. Mnn.

Der 0ampfer rGtona" bon 8uenoS
Nires bert6tet, baB er I'M 16. NoDember
auf 31.50 8reite unb 1920 Gdnge, ben
oerlailenen S6ooner ySt. Sobn", bon
ct. Sobn, sc. g., geieben babe, beiicn
0tumpf ii3 IN gutem 3uitanbe gu befinoen
icbten. BaS aus Der 8emannung bes
96oonerS getpor0en lit, peiB man nibt.
0aS BraG Itegt gerabe I'M GurS Der BON
WeitinOien na9 9tem gorf eebenben DAM
pier unb gefdbrtct bic S6ifffabrt.
@eltern paiiirte Sic vGtona" auf 37.48
8rette ut6 1920 2Gnge elm groBes Stiif
bes oberen Defes zines S9iffcs; baSielbe
mar 80 bis 90 SUB lang, Is bis 20 SUB
brett un0 ROTH an9eitrtben. @s bate it'd
nocb ntbt LANCE I'M 8aiicr befunoen, ba
bic Tarbe no6 frii9 mar.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
unan9enehme ueberrafaune.
Der pana9ter zines Dompfers in 6aIifar
perhaftet.
6oIif4r, g. e. -. G}ob.


Sn SO1ge ether 0epeidbe BON Gnglan6
1T g8tatam GrOfer GODar6, Elm Baiia9ier
beS Samplers O2abraOOr~ BON 2ioerpool,
BET ietner Nnfunft in bieiem 6ofen perbaf>
tet tporoen. Die GOItset in MoOiue, Srz
Lamb, Wo Der 9ampfer nab ieiner Nbfabrt
bon &iperpool anlegtc, bate 6aS S6iff
burcbiu9t, aber ben Mfann ntbt 9efun6cn.
@opar0 miro bel6ulbi9t $500 geitOblen
gu baben. Sci iciner 8erboftung fanb
man iiber $1,000 bel ibm. 8or eitigen
Sabren panbertc GotparO bon Gnglanb
no1 Teyas aus, ~Oertaufte bann leine bor7
tt8e 6arm, uno fam nocb England 5uritd,
I'M nit ieiner Trau 3ulammen gu t~refen.
@r befan6 it6 auf Der 9teiie nah 8ritii9
Columbia, unO erfLGrt, bdB ct i'm Stonoe
lei, ieine ltni6ul6 81 betpeilen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Aus 6em GriminaI9erift.
2luoebIib -oeiftesumnabtet.

SIN Ocm 8ro8eB gegen So6n Sop(er,
tpelber iciner S6Deiter Bridget gopb am
10. auguit in Der 9emeinicbaftlidbcn g8obs
hung, $40. 50 ~2lleranOer Str, ben sails
abibnitt, fiibrte 8ertbctoigcr 8urres beute
8Ornttttag OftbaeL UturpbD, 8iuiam
BufborOt, einen 2oCOmotiuenbei5er, 9tobert
Softer, Sobn @apinstt, II @olcott Str.
%nobnbaft un6 2lbe GOrntpau, $40. 1928
9. Sallteo Str. pObnbaft, ais 3eu9en
Dor. 0teleIben %bebaupteten, baB Der 2tnz
aetla9tc 3u 3etten 9eiltesumnabtet mar.
Seine Wutter lei ais Sniaiiin beS gountpz
Nipls fir Srriinni8e in Cumming geftOrz
ben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Deroen worm %empfon9en per0en.
Sohnrduber brauhen 6eIo uno pIancn einen
neuen ueberfau.
g ii1Iia. Sal. 10 Mnh


Die 8eamten Ser Soutbern 9acific
Sabn baben in Grfahrung 9cbratbt, 0aB
aut Der Station NIiIia Dieberum ein8abnz
ranb ms 8ert geiebt tperOeu ioQ. GS lift
oIeS oerlelbe Srt, mo bic 0alton'i6e
8anoe por mebreren Sabrcn einen lteberz
tau macbte, @s lit cine ~perlaiiere Sta
tton, benin bie 8etpobner perlieBen ben
Ort, ais Die 8abn9eleui9aft i6re oortige
4gentur aufgab, unb eignet iib Dor5aglicb
81 etnem 9taubanfou. @S fe6Lt meilenlpeit
1acb allen &i6tungen bin an elmer telez
9rap6iihen G~erbinOung, urrb fir 8abnz
rGuber fOnnte eS fem glinItigeres Icrrain
9eben. NngeiibtS bieier Wtttbeilung
tperOet bic 8abn3age ieBt bonn S6eriff bon
Gulare County nit elmer ~itarfen, bis an
Die 3d6ne bemaffneten Grippe begleitet.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Goo etnes polittfers.
Der StoatsfenatOr Ro6 Reute eeitorben.
8o1Ie1ton, 8a., 10. Sob,

6eute lit bier Der Staatsienator @eo.
gtoB in ieinem 50. %2ebenSiabre an Der
8rtgbt'i6en &rantbeit 9eltorben. Sn ben
Sabren 1884 unb 1888 mar CT GongreBz
tanOtOot I'M itebenten @ongreBbe3irf, muroe
ober bon ietnem republttantiben @egner
gelcbIagen. Sein Slater, Sbos. &oB, perz
trat BON 1847 bis 1858 bic Counties 8uds
unb Qebigb i'm GongreB. Ser 8erftorbene
btnterIGBt cine @ittpe uub iecbS &inoer.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
OeiegraphiH&e Oepef&en.
3euer in etnem Gourtbaufe.
Die Si4er oes Sdabmeifers uno Qfefors
perbrannt.
@beIbhbtIle. Su. 10. Mon-

@citern morgen 9e8en BRET l1br, pur6e
in Der office beS GouutD Glerts 6euer
bemerft; baiielbe MAJ nebcn Der Sfftce bes
S6aBnetttcrs gum NuSbrucb gefommen.
0as @ebGube mar I'M Sabre 1878 nit
etnem &oitenaufponOe bon 800, 900 err
rtbtet poroen uno beinabe feuerfeit. Die
Sffte beS @ourtDcIerfS branntc poQitGnbtg
aus, unb aucb ale tpeitlib pom Corridor
9eLe9ene 3immer tpurOen 6urb bic Slam
men ihper beibdot9t. SGmmtltcbe
2liieilorSz unb @oleftorSbiiber, ouBcr
benen BON iecbs Topnibips %perbrannteu.
Ser llriprun9 6eS Seuers lift unbefonnt,
aber tpabri6etnli6 e%ntitan6 bQiielbe burdb
cine i6aoDafte 9ampfr0bre. Der 8erlult
beLGuft ii9 Guf ettpa $25, 900.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Zine neun5i9jdbri9e SeIbftm0roertn.
Sic ourdfdneioet ftb nit einem RafirmeGer
DEN PaIs.
@aIesburg, SQ., 10. Sob.

Die neun5igidbriae Srau Siaat 8a0en,
tpeIcbe felt %etnt9en Ga9en bettldgertg mar,
itonb 9eitern 9IbenO auf, bolte iib bas Sta
ftrmelier ibres WGnneS uno brabtc iicf
etne tiefe S6nitttpun6e am 6alie bel.
Sic bate Sic Qtbiibt, iicb 6ie &eble ab3u7
ibneioen, aber 9llter uno &ranfbeit batter
t9re &rafte geLGbmt. Obglei9 Die 8unbe
nidt 9eraOe t0btIi6 lift, ipirb ie berielben
aQer Observation-Disclosures nacb sod erIiegen.
Sbr 94ibrtger @atte lit iibcr Die ber3meiz
felte Shat leiner 6rou untr0itIi9.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Qeiroto's Oanfbarfeit.
Cine nIen9e Off5iere oes Reeres utro DER
5lotte bcforoert.
81 Sc g onetro, 10. Sob.

JltO Oe IS Gnetr0, ~. g(on.
Cine Der Iebten 6anb[ungen 6es Generals
EetEoto ais 8rdliOent mar, elmer getpalz
tt8en Wen8e bon ltr1neez unb 6lottenz
Sfftsieren einen bOberen Stang gu Der>
leiben, neil ft5 bieielben tpdbrenb Der Rez
pollution ais treu er1pieien batten.
Sbglci3 babur6 bic Nu8gabcn fir 6as
Seer unb Die Slotte berboppclt tperben,
miro it6 Der GOn9reB, 6a es se1dab, um
Die 0oDaIttat bet 8etreffen6en gu belo6nen,
nibt ipet8ern, bic @rnennun9en gu be-
i~t6tt9en.
2tm IA. g&Obember, Dem Gebten Sage ieiz
ncr Jtegierung, belegte Beiroto cine @eiebz
oorla9e CUR IerminOerung beS 6eeres nit
ietnem &eto. Ser GongreB nirb ie6o6
oemna3it cine aDnli9e 8tu anne6mcn, Oa
Brdiibent Moraes nicbt bic NbItbt bat,
Elm 9roBeS iteben0es Seer Decentralization. y
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Der probibittonsbesirf auf oe,
Uorofeite.

9aS ita6trdtbIicbe 0icen3 : Gcmite erz
t1annte beute 8ormittag ein aus BEN Qllo.
StntIer, &atIer unb &bOoe deficiencies Sub
comtte, tpeldes beo ..ra9t ipuroe, 3u lnters
iu6en, Ob Die 0obaffung zines 8robibiz
ttonsbc5irfs auf Der Noroieite, in Der OtG6e
Der @ebiter unO Sbeiftelb Nue., empfebz
lenstpertb lei ober ni6t. Die Mttglieber
oeS 2icen3cOmites itnO iicb bis jebt noc6
ntbt bariiber tlar 9epOrOen, Oh 6ieles Der
SAL lit ooer nicbt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
TranrrgOttesOifnft it Berlin.
gu GRren oes perftorbenen 05aren
Qleranoer III.
Der Kaifer, ole Kaiferin unO oas gauge
oipIomatiihe Corps uohnt oem.
felben bel.
Berlin. 10. Sob.

OETIIH II. JlDU.
0eute fan6 in Der RapeQe Ser rulit1ben
8otI9aft 81 gbren 6eS pertorbenen @3aren
N%leGanoer III. Elm ein6rudsuouer @ottes~
otenit itatt. Die @eibdfte in Der Nadbz
barlcbatt tparen tpGbren6 6eS @ottes6ienites
8ei6lofien, unb auBerbaIb bes @ebdubes
cine @6renua9e oufgefteut. Ser
3otier WtIbelm in ruiiii6er Uniform, fubr
in 8e9Ieitun9 Set &aiierin in einem Dffenen
8agen gum 8oti6aftSgebGu6e, uno tpobnte
Der Seier bis gum @noc bel. Oas gar3e
bipIomatii6e Corps, eini9lieBltcb oes anne
rifanti9en 8Oti6afters Gbeo0ore &unDon,
uno otele bo6itebenOc DISQUALIFICATION bat
ten it9 81 Der Seier eingefunben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Oorlaoun9 fir oen KIdoer.

eugene 6. Ga Mont, lpeGber SSoIep6
Battles in elmer @irtbi9aft an Der 8els
Str. burcb bic ltnfe 8ruit icbob, purbe
beute Ntorgen bon &tbter &eriten inter
$4,000 8iir9l6aft geiteut. Der BoIt3ift
Saaowib beriAtete, 6aB Battles crfIdrt
babe, ct mitrbe nibt ais Nntldger geoen
icinen Treunb auftreten. &tbter Reriten
erlteB icbo9 cine 8Orlaoung 9egen Battles
unO miro am q, gtooember cine 9erbquoz
lung in Der Sade abbalten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
meitere mobI9efeb Derlebunsen.
3oPn Parrinotou inter $500 ans 6rimi.
rtalgerl9t perwieien. -$75 Strafe weeerI
Qro9ens perboreencr mafen. phillip
GrimbIe unter $4,000 Sirei6aft oefeat.

Die &ufipiirun9en bon @abGgeieb. Ser
l%eBun9en burb ben Wfarquettez@l uerz
ben nit @tter fort9elebt. 6eute Utorgen
erlbten Charles s. NntbonD, Der QlntpaIt
oes Stubs, ais 8ertreter Der &(Gger s.. g.
STINT, gto. 66 6uronitraBc :pobnbaft, unb
.. S. 6armS, $50. 391 @rieitraBe, DOT
5ttbter &eriten. 6iut beseugtc, BAH er
bon Sobn 6arrtngton in ben 2ei6 QetreterI
Duroe, ais ct itb nah Dem 6. 8reciuft Der
70. Waro 5ur Stimmenabgabe begab.
Darlington flUdte un0 iagte inter Gin
oere1n, baB er ein 9uBen6 Gepublifaner
unlcbdoIi6 ma6eu nerbe. 8on benz StoB,
fpelcben 6tnf III ben llnterlcib erGielt, beiz
nabe ~beiinnun9slos gemabt, lant Stint in
Die Sniee uno ieBt brabte ibn1 6arrington
ntebrerc !6iebe nit Dem 9tcpoluer iiber BEN
8opf bel. Sin Qtr3t Oerndbte bic @unoen.
.. S. 6armS beicbipor e~be1faus, 6aB
CT Don 6arrin8ton nieoer9eicblagen purbe.
Ser SeBtere lpur0e tpegen oes 2tngrifiS
unter $500 8iiraibaft Dem GriminaIgez
rtobt ~iberWieien unO tuegen 5ragcns pers
bor9ener 8affen I'M IS bcitraft.
Nls Elm tDeitercr 3beilnebmer an benz
Woroan9riff auf 6. 90. Orion, ben repuz
blltantl6en Challenger in benz Sttmmz
plaB beS II. 8rccincte5 Der "a. g8ar6, 90.
lib SatnOi5traBc 9~elegen, murbc 9biIlip
Srtmblc beute WOracn bon Ri6ter &eritcn
unter $4,000 8itrgi6aTt gcIteat.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Sanaps war f6ulo oaran.
Ua9 elmer Ianeen Sauftour erif er sum
RepoIper.
g - 92nh

CHARLES &obinion, friiber 6auptmann
elmer bteiigen Nrttueriecompagnie, beginq
9eftern WOr8en SeIbftmorO, inoem er iidb
cine &u9el our6 ben &Opf i6oB. Gr mar
tinf unb breiBig Sabre alt uno bate
mebrere 8o6en lang mebr S6nops 9ez
1runfen ais ct pertragen fonnte.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Selbitmoroperfub.

t6eute Morgen nm balb stpei l1br bracbte
ltb Die 22iGbrtge 2ena Slion in ibrem i'm
@poca 6Otel yto. 36 g. @larf Str. 9eLeeez
men 8obn5immer IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9l6z
it9t bier S9nitte ant 6alie bel. Or.
Burton tpurOe serufen unb Derban6 bic
8unOcn. ST ertldrte 6ieieIben fir nibt
lebensgeFGbrLi3.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19

fir Ole beuti9e Staotratbsitbun9.
WfaDor 6opftnS ipirb beute Nben6 benz
Staotratb Die nacbfol9enben @r~nennltngen
unterbretten: SberbaucommtliGr Sones
sum gfacbfolger 6es Gomptrouers older
man unO S. WtaDO 8almer, biSber eriter
@ebllfe beS @orporationsanipaltS Gubens,
gum 9ta9fOl8er bes 2ebteren. Die STEELE
beS SberbaucommtiiGr SoneS tpirb Dorz
lGuftg bon 6iilfs Sberbauz@ ommiIiGr
WtoooD Derlebcn tperoen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
unruben in pene5ueIa.
Der Proficient mill ~reiienirer u1o oas &ano
perIahen.
Caracas, 8ene3ueGa, 19. gfot.

Gs betBt, bo8 Ser 9rGlibent GrespO, 6az
burd, baB es ibm nicbt 9elungen lit, Die
Gube I'M 2anoe ber5uiteIen, ent1nutbigt lit
un0 81 ~rcli8niren uno mach europa 3u
8ebcn beabii6ti8t. Der @cneroL 8aoe5
iOu GreSpo erfldrt baben, 6aB bic &egie=
ruu9, tpenn iie bauernOen SrieOen mlinz
ide, ale a%nnehmbaren Sorberun9en ser
OppoittiOn bepiui9en miiiie. Ser @e=
neral WoniticatttnO, Ser Gbcf Der 2trz
tiuerie, pelcber al Der Iebtcn 8eri4w0rung
betbeilt9t mar, 1T peri3DunOen. @ini8e
Berionen glauben, DAB er eri6olien nor
ben lit, nGbrenb CT fib na9 Qtniicbt Nnz
berer gu ben 9tebelenfiibrern be9eben bat.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Stdott1bes.
Odsmetter.

Opttter &Getne, 76 darlington Ctr,
berthtet fir G6icago Die folgenoen 8aroz
meter unb E6ermometeritGnoe:
Inns ubr Mforg. ID @r., nm g Itbr 16
ST., nm 10 l16r Is ST., nm l l1br Is
ST., I'm II ubr 20 @r. 8Qrometerton6
I'M 8 ubr Mtorg. 29.35, II I6r 1886.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Die 9efdbrItden 5inob0I5d7en.
Gin Ktno in Qbpefenheit Ger t1lutter per-
brannt,
81. Soiepb. W2o.. 10. Sou.

@eitern ibIoB Ma89ie @alter, eine armc
Srau, tbre beiben &inber, i'm Glitter BON
bret ur6 iebS Sabren, in ibrer 0o6nung
Elm, TIM in Der benabbartcn @rocerie ctpaS
gu %faufen. Oils ite 3uriiffam, ftano oas
6ans in Slammen unb ems Der &tnDcr
mar berbrannt. Die &tnoer batten nit
3lno6OI36en 9eipielt uno babel tparen bic
&letoer beS einen in 8ran6 geratben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Oeoraoirte Beanie

9ur6 einen Generalbefebl Orbnete 9oz
li3ei3ef Brennan am Samitag 9benb vaus
SparlamfeitSrii6itebten" bic 9e9raOirun9
bon a3t @e0etmpoLi3etz Sergeanten gu elm
fa3en 9etetttue5 an. Inter ben 9egraz
btrten b~eftnben iib bic brei beuticben 8ez
an1ten 0iri6, Babel unb NlmerOinger,
bret BON ben a6t Oeuticben 9etefttpezS Ser
9eanten, bic fi6 unter Ben 80 8eamten
bieieS STANCES befan6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Nod Swei Geiden 9efunoen.
meitere Opfer ser WaIobrdnoe pom /. Sep.
TENDER.
MtnneapoIts, Mtnn., 10. 91oD.

Son 0uLutb mirO 9emeIbet, OaB I'M
nOroli9iten She'll be5 abgebrannten Ge7
bteteS mettere 3tpet Spfer Der 0albbrdnbe
bonn l. September aufgefun0en iinb. Die
cine 9etbe tpar bic bes Gapt. 8. 8roof aus
Ytne Gttp, Ofinn. Die 3peite 9ci5e fOnnte
nibt ibentifi5irt tperoen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19

Batavia, SABA, 10. g}oo.
Die 6OQdn0er baben Bic Teitung Siafraz
ne8ara auf 2OmbOf erttirmt; sic 8altneien
~leiiteten perSweiielten @iOeritanb, u10 Die
6oGGnOer D~erlOren $50 Wtann an Go6ten
uno Serwunoeten. Som 9taiaD unb ietnen
S6aBen purbc feline Spur 9efun6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
&oPnPerabfebun9.
Neunhunoert 2trbetter am 20 .. +. hires
&ohnes befdnitten.
6 ittsburg, 9o., 10. Sob.

: 81 FWFT y 1VVV'
Gttpa 900 2(rbeitern Der clearinghouse
Qtrz8rate 8orfS" in @ilmer0tng lit cine
Qobnbera5iebung bon etpa 20 b. s.. anoez
filnbt8t porOen. 9ieielbe fol- BON beute
an etntreten. Man gIaubt, 6aB Die 2eute
0teielbe anneRmen, unb bel Der 2trbcit bleis
ben tper0en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Otebmarft.

S9meine beiicrer QuaIitGt Iin6 nm
10 Sent tbeuerer. S6tpere bra6tcn
4.5O@5.1O, le!bte 4.10@4,60, burdbeiuz
amber 4.30(04.90.
&inOpcb uno S6afe feit.
3ufnbr $4,000 Sbpeine, $1,000 GtIf
9tinopie6, 5000 S6Qfe,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Oes GootfbIaes f6uIoie.

SOr &icbter GbetIain betannte itb beute
Wor9en SObn 8urte, Elm iunger 0tann,
oes 3ObtidIa9s icbulbig. 9lm 2. Mdr3 5.
S. begab itcb SObn 8urfe nit cinem 8es
tannten in Die 8irtbibaft bon g. SimOn,
SEQ. 395 8. GaDlor Ctr. Die bei0en
@Gfte gertetben nit Dem Sdbanfteuner
9apth 8otarSfp in Streit uno 8urfe sog
III beiien 8erlauf ieinen &epOlOer berpor,
uno erl6oB 8oiarsf0.
Seute Worgen be9ann Sic i3elgenpOrz
nabme Dor &icbter @batlaiu; Der 8ertbeiz
bigger &tdbam Scanlan bate ouf cine 3yurp
per3tbtet. Wfebrere Qtu9en3eugen beribte=
ten ben 8organ9 unb naCb bieien QusIagen
erl6ien Die @ri3ieBung bes 9abi6 8oiarstD
ais Elm brutaler Wtorb.
Der unteribla9une befduloiet.
9Is &ngetIagter Dor Hicbter 2lbams iaB
9eitern Sames s.. SoriDtb, Delber bon
Sames SObn, benz SefretGr Der MaIOuic
Building 2Oan & Saoing Niiociation, ais
oeiien 6iilfStaiiirer un6 8ucbbalter $4,000
unteri6la8en baben iou. Sn Der 8ormitz
t%a9itBung begann Die Nustpabl Der @ei6pos
reren.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Reht 70
Der tene braiiItaniihe prGfoent fprtdt nit
fet1en Off3ieren Elm perninftiees
Mort.
8to Sc Sanetro. 10. Npb.

Tto De S0netro, 19. NoD.
4raitOent MoraeS bat bic b0beren
Sfft3iere Der Slotte un6 bes Scores bot Itch
be16ieoen unb ibnen in @egenwart oeS
&rte9Sz unb 6lottenmintiters erflGrt, boB
CT lie ttr nnruben 3miicben ben Sol6aten
unb Seeleuten Deranttportlicb machen pir0,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Der prditoent bat reit9nirt.
Or halt fem Sebeu fir oef6broet uno bat fb
cine Seibwade an9ef9aft.
8uenns Qires. - Mnh-

Ser 8rditbent Saens Bena bat Dem gonz
9reB ietne &~eiignotion 3ugsianbt. Setne
Sreunbe batten itb geUeigert, Oicietbe pors
5ulegen. Yena tpitterte Die @efabr 1n6 bat
ii6 nit elmer 2etbpabe umgeben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Die brennenoe pfetfe i'm Bette.
Cine oIte Ne9erin oos Opfer ibrer unpor=
iidtiofeit.
&onfas Gtt1, Mo.. 10. Wop.

WUH U9 VE4V, WtU.l II. J(Op.
Pbeltnba 2OoiItg, cine ate gfegertn, gto.
1910 8eit 20. Str, ~tpobnbaft, ging geitern
Qbeno nit brennen6er 8feife gu 8ette. Die
Solge mar, oaB baS 8ett3eug in 8ranb gez
rtetb un6 bic alte 6rau in Sen Tlammen
ibren Sob lamb.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19

9ie Srantfurter l3eitung iaet, baB
be @ierS, Der ruiiiibe Ofiniiter bes
NeuBeren, lno Der @eneraL @annolpSfi,
Der ruiiii9e Srie9smtntlter, reiignirt baben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Oulfanifhe BeIebtuno.
Der Dulfan Goltma liefert auf pie lie meiIen
i'm umfreiie freies &ibt.

Cine me6rere bu16ert SUP bobe 6lamme
fteigt aus benz &roter bes 8ulfanes So
lima empOr, unb beGeucbtet Sic @egen6 auf
Diele Oteilen i'm 1tmfretie. Die Beo6lfez
rung mtrb baOur6 in @tngit unb Sdbrefeu
deieBt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Sbifsnabridten
IN Ger Ila9t a~n9efommen:

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Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
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Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
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bof eritirmt.

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The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04
BROOKFIELD.
MISS RYAN-MR BARRETT, JR.

The marriage of Patrick Barrett, Jr., of this place, to Miss Julia Ryan of Bridgeport, took place at St Joseph's church, Thursday morning, April 26, at o'clock, Rev Father Curtin of New Milford tying the nuptial knot. This is the first wedding celebrated in the church since it's erection. By the way, it was largely owing to the untiring ef- forts of MT Barrett that made the estab- lishment of the church here a success. The church was crowded with friends of the contracting parties, many being from New York, Sing Sing, Bridgeport, Danbury and other places. After the ceremony wedding breakfast was had at the house, which MT Barrett had al- ready prepared for the reception of his bride. Among those present were, Miss Nellie English, Miss Ella Byrnes, Miss Nellie Ryan, Miss Mary Ryan, cousin of the bride, from Bridgeport; Miss Agnes Ryan, sister of the bride. New York City Miss Lizzie Corcoran, Sing Sing, N. Y; Mir and Mrs John Shalley, Will liam Barrett, Danbury; Miss Nellie Bar rett, Bethel; John Barrett, Hawleyville; :;
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LONG HILL.

Victory council, No. 31, D. of L., will give an entertainment on Tuesday even- ing, May s. If stormy the entertain ment will be given Friday evening. It will consist of stereopticon views, auto harp duets and readings by H. l.. French and others of Bridgeport. A rare treat is in store for all who attend. The Methodist ladies' aid society will fur nish an old fashioned supper. The ad- mission will be 15 cents; children 10 cents; supper 10 cents. Doors will be open at 7.30 and the enterta inment will commence o'clock sharp Miss Mary H. Hallock, Mrs Julia Gabler, Mrs Mary A. Peet, committee.
 Mrs J. Kennedy is administratrix on her fathers, Munson Mallett's, estate.
 Miss Mary Meagher has moved to Mrs Mary Tousey's rooms, vacated by Mrs S.. A. Robb.
 s Mrs l.. B Nichols is spending a few days ill Bridgeport.
 |. s. Coan las repaired the road, on the corner by A. A. Halls store, which has needed it for long time.
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ed. Her feet commenced to swell rap idly. and pr Baldwin says it will be some time before the medicine can counteract the effects of the poisonous dye.
 The plans for the celebration of the 244th anniversary of the founding of Norwalk by the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution are rapidly assuming tangible shape. It has been decided to have the celebration on June 19 and 20. The mass meeting on the first night will be an historical ex- hibit. On the following night the colonial tea and ball will take place, the proceeds to go for the purchase of suitable monuments to mark historical points. The towns set apart from Nor walk, namely, New Canaan, Westport and Wilton, will be asked to join in the celebration.
 The New York and New England railroad has appealed to the supreme court from Judge George w. Wheeler's recent decision, awarding Sl000 to the heirs of Evelyn R. Pitkin of South Windsor. Miss Pitkin was killed at the East Hartford crossing September II, 1889. The appeal is taken on technical points.
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DoDGINGTowN AND VICINITY.

MT Shepard and family from Newtown have moved into the house belonging to Mrs l.. A. Beardsley.
 Miss Clara Durant of Danbury expects to spend few days with grandparents, Mir and Mrs l.. Durant.
 Mrs J. F. Barnum has entertained com- pany from Danbury.
 Mrs George Crane is in feeble health and does not gain as fast as her many friends would like to have her.
 w. Stierle's two children, who have been sick with the scarlet fever, are somewhat better.
 Mir and Mrs F. Comstock spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs A. E. Bevans. Miss Georga Ferry entertained her cousin from Bethel over Sunday.
 Mrs l.. Durant has visited her son in Danbury, recently.
 Mrs A. James is in very feeble health. Miss Nellie Nash spent day in Dan- bury, last week.
 Mrs A. H. Ferry and son spent Sunday with her sister.
 Mir and Mrs A. James spent Sunday in Brookfield.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04
Booth a nd family are moving

William Booth nd family are moving to Stratford. Elliott Plumb is about to shingle and in other ways repair his summer resi- dence.
 Charles Thorp has painted the hou SC and fences for Louis M. Curtis.
 James Evitts has left the employ of Er- nest Reed and gone to Stratford to work.
 Miss Jessie Cook spent Sunday in Bridgeport with Miss Coomes.
 Ezra Smith is able to be out again af- ter several days illness. 1 Mrs Nelson Hubbell is on the sick list.
 "Uncle Toms Cabin" will be produce d at Cooks hall on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, May 15 and 17. Further par ticulars will be given next week. IsMrs William Booth moved her house hold effects to Stratford, this week, where she will keep house for her son, Herbert Smith, who has recently built new there.
 Ernest Reed has sold his wagon and meat route to Irving Coan, who will con. tinue to supply the trade.
 Mrs George Peet advertises her house on Main street for rent, this week.
 Mrs Wellington Tolles of Bridgeport is the guest Mrs I. D. Smith. l.. M. Curtis has had his house newly dressed in white. c. J. Thorpe wieldeG J the brush.
 ' Elliott P. Curtis celebrated his SOth birthday, last Monday.
 Miss Irene Curtis is entertaining hel niece, Miss Hattie Wade, of Long Hill Mrs c. G. Perry has taken trip out west as far as Ohio.
 Miss Coomes is drilling the school children for another entertainment which is to be given some time in June Workmen are at work repairing the i house formely owned by Mrs Adeline Carr of Bridgeport.
 Mrs William Booth, who has been a resident of this place for number o1 years, has moved to her future home ir Stratford.