davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-03
Ius Sem GriminaI9ertd7t.
freiaeiprodet1


gu al 6em 0ei6, tpel6es Mil6eIn
Sprauu ietner 8rout Gbriittna Stredfuf
3ugefi9t bate, tn6em er ibr ibre Gripar.
ntlie bon $50 ablOdte unO berpraBte, muBtt
Gbriitina beute Mor9en nocb bic 6rei=
iprebung bes SiInbers oernebmen. Gs
bate it'd n6mlih BET Ser G~erbanbLung Der.
aus9eftelt, baB Gbriitina oos @eLo fret
tplat9 an i9ren 8rauti9am auslieferte.
Gin neuer Deriu9.
Nadbem 6ie flint &ngeflagten Sames
SeQp, @tuiam Surner, Q(nltie Steo6=
mann, Ma88ie Gurner un6 6ranf Steabz
mann in bier 6Guen frei9eiproben NOR
ben limb, begann beute Dor &tcbter Dunno
etne neue Gerbanblung. Die Qngeflagter
neritbten befanntlib un3Gblidbe Ginbriicbe
uno 0iebitdble in BEN norbWeitliden 9rt
icbaften @biion 8arf, 8beeling II. +. No.,
uno elm 9on3eS Naarenlager 9eroubtet
Sacben tpuroe BET t6nen b~orgefunoelt.
@e9enpdrti9 itn0 nod 8ebn Qtntla9en an
bGngi9.
, 1894-05-03

6eute frii6 UNI 9 1t0r gerietb 0le
Walter, Elm GOnbucteur auf elmer San
8urenitraBeneGar, an Der @fe Der San
8nren7 unb 6aIitebitr. 3piiben 3pet g8ae
gen zines GabeI5uges, fiel Sur @roe uno
murbe oana bon benz S6ub6rette unter
benz einen 8agen eine Strede melt ae~
Ibletft, tpobei ct auf entleblibe @eile gez
queti6t tpurbe. Sin Mmbulan tnagen
bradte ibn nab ictner Wobnnn9, 1O2 Gas
naIport 9toe., mo- iidb berausitcute, baB er
i6tpere innere 8erlebungen erlitten bate.
, 1894-05-03
8terte8 &QbtteL.

Sting stOet @Oben ipater empfina ser
Spsr7Snlpettor BON 2%in6en6of Elm Selez
9raInm, IN tpel9em Baron Gberborb NIT
t9eIlte, DAB er eint9e Sage auf bem 0jute
5Hofln9en toeroe. SoIcbe 8eincbe iparen
ilto9I 9eraoe l~eIten, unb ser 8eonrte hattie
OesRalb feline Geranlaiiung, uber Sic 9lnS
5ci8e III @ritaunen gu gerotben, gr irbifto
CUR rsc9fen 3ett ben @a8en an Die 8abn
I1O enpttn9 pfliGti9uGbi8it leinen Outs
9erfll an Der Sblpele be8 itattli9en, qons
in 0ornebmemS 4loBltile erbauten Son5es
Is fteI tbm auf, baB Der Baron ie6r al.
, 1894-05-03

Gt8 Gttu8 bic @ei6iGte &oln8 ffrieb, ba
badte er ntdt, baB beretnft @arlsbaO i1ad
Nmertfa fontrteu lpiirOe, benn Imertfa mar
bamal8 nod liNt befarnt. Seute 1T Situ8
ner9eiien uno Carlsbad III alien gSeittbeilen
6efarnt tpe9en ieiner por3itgltdten Seilmir=
fuugen IN aOen 0fagenlctben, Gatarrb,
9arment8t1onng, 9artletbtsteit, Sober
frantbetteu, &C..
@freibt fir Carlsbad @cffifte 1tnb
Yau1pblet, ncldle fret Sugeiarbt tperoen BON
D@tSner & 0}enbelion Co., 4genten, Seem
Dorf. 9rei8 per Gtai9e $I.OO. @roBe
slaiGe $3.50.
, 1894-05-03
Neue An5eigen.

OIae Gooes= Qr3eiee n, weIae fir ole
mloreen.1useabe DER uJuinois Staats=
3eituue" aufeeseben weroen, erfdeinen fofen,
fret i'm NbenobIatt. Die Annohme pom Nr=
3ei9en fir GAS 1benobIatt idlie6t nm II ubr
1%litta9s, fir ole morsen=2Ius9abe nm 10 uhr
Nbenes.
, 1894-05-03
foIote feiner OeItebten in oen Goo.

Wariba11tOpn n, Sa., 3. Wiat.
Is. 6. @oIace, etn betannter bteiiger
Bboto9rap6, tpurbe beute frib ouf Dem
@rabe beS bot 5pet Wtonaten geitor6enen
Sri. Wamie 8inforb, nit benz er angebItcb
Elm beimlibes 2iebeSperbdltntB unterbalten
bate, tobt arfgefunben. @S 1T feitgeitelt,
baB CT ii6 mittelS GDanfaIt ~Dergiftet bat.
g8aQace mar in LESTER 3ett gei56f1Li5 fart
auriddefnmmen.
, 1894-05-03
a.

Gotten in q. g. 9eftnss Bouers Safe subbiottOu.
auf aaseutsinen @pnIa Der 5abIreitsu geIuder BON
9errn 9sinss 6orm am 9otpers Safe in @isconfu lit
bic Safs.5rOnt in Gotten ~ausseIeet unb in ben Marft
sebrabt Bsrrers Safe lit in 5peiitauoleer Jabrt nit
Der gtortb @%eitsrn.sabn gu errsi6sn, Iiest naBe Der
Station SeHOa S%uuctiOH, Mtseonfn. Die fur5s 6abrt
bon SeHOa S%uuctiOu ann Safe lift reid an Sceuerien uub
sepdbrt cine berrIihe Qlsf9t af bag berumIie9enbe
9erralu. Die Gotten BADEN iammtlib so SUP Slbtrout
am See unb ieIbft i'm beBeften eemmer nebt eH be,
ftdnbIs fuBler miub bonn Sdeeu iiber ben Safe uuo fiuS
in 6oI9e Der Shbfreut uub bes ftette tlbIen 9gtnbes
Slele Setteu bic bseehrtelteH am 9ousen Safe; re bobeu
cine Stete bon 400 SUP, iinb nit ben ia6niteu
Shattenb6umen, ipte giden, 9uGen, gebern, uub euerlei
Sbltn9sep6bien ~beitonben, erb.beu fib ~tbeiliuetie so SUP
hber ben See unh bieteu cine moIsrtise Qusi6t iber ben
cine Wteile breiten uub sroet Mteilen Iau9eN Sse, lpel9er
on Sd6ubett uub Scenerieu eem Safe SeneOn, bem be-
Itebteiten See Miseouiius, elei9tommt. 9us flare
@ofer, BON Giienqueaeu geuabrt, frsi bon alien Gulnpf.
pfan5en, Der iaubige 9oeen bieten Die fa6riteu Babe
pIabe 3ablrette Slide, goOtfoBren unb eesetn IuOeu
uns prpmpte @erbiuOuhg 5piI9en Der Stutisu 6euOa
SunetiDu uub Dem Safe 1T geipret.
BUR So Gotten ftnb nprbonsen; feire SamtIte uno
8aturIiebbaber Ioateu es unterIaIIeu. iib cine gaufteae
gu ftderu. 9tabere ausfuuft ertbetlt, iotuie gIattsu
u~erieuoet
6. MeIm2
1855 Mt..uaufee Npe.
ober 3irumer 90, No. 20 Ga eaae Str.
@lstutgsr @gsnt. 6slbz unb 2onbeeIbdft.
, 1894-05-03
Stretfenoe Gofebrenner
MAIDEN f9 neuerotnes b0ier 1usfdreituneen
. fbulotg.
GnnneIIsptlle, 81, 3. Mat.

W T"7I y "7t"FF
9te itreiten6en Gofebrenner ma6ten
bcute einen Nn9rtff auf 6ie Sort 6iusGOfe@
ofenz 9lnlagen unb Deria9ten bic bort an Der
9lrbeit beftnblt9en Gofebrenner. @dbrenO
bes 6anOgemenge8 ipur6en beridieOene Ber>
fonen icbiper Derlebt. Ser Nn9riff seidob
an9e6ltcb aus 9tacbe tue9en Ser seitern ers
fol9ten Seitnabme Ser 2eutc, ipeIhe Das
9pnamitattentat IN Worepoo6 perlibten.
, 1894-05-03

s6o0 rnh oufm6rts

81 b OnDaIes2ptteu. - $500 unb ~oufrpdrts.
~ 2ei6te 3nblungen. - gauge Germlue. It 9ro3ent
SnterefieH. : Su manufacturer gdbe Des NpUuoale rno
DtopleipOOO 9epOts, BON SGuleH unO &lrdea. 9teun
Gotten on Der 3bomnS Ape., naBe Der Belmont nuo
bieieibe iurerbalb etnes Sobre3 gebout ieiu. Nb8aass
tau0le uub gSofer iHo 9elegt. Die 5abrt uadl Der Staot
betr6gt nur s @euts. Die 3DdbobH lDiro ibre 3uge III
tur5er 3et burn biees Sebiet Iauteu la0et. Die i6on'
item Sei9dftslOtten an Der &liton uno Belmont Nne:
IeBere bic 6auptoerbiubungSIiuI 3tulibeu Der Sto0t
uub Der WeiIeite. Geiiben3.G Gotten OH alien 5eitetl=
ltraBen. - 9duler mad 98unib AMI Ielhte Ab5abIun9en
gebaut. 3Hge perloiien 9Dunta95 hin $40 ubr uno
mn 100 WtIttQos bas ggels Ctr. s3epot uuo balteH aH
neiner 3petgoifice, SIDE 9iDeriep Ctr. uHO ntaplsDoUo
Citation. Otftce SoHutags Dfen.
6. 9telmS,
8feb. BON, fr, ia, batp 1875 Mtilpoufee Aoe.
, 1894-05-03
ueuer QorfsG% ommiRdr.
meber sum miteIieo Ger Sincoln porf-Der
waIturesbehoroe ernantt.

Sprtn9fteI6, Su., 3. Wlai.
Der @ouoerneur 2at9eIo bat bette 8. S.
8eber gum Mit9iieb Der 9tncolu 9Grf>
neutrality-suspicious. %ernonnt.
, 1894-05-03
2 psrtanfsu Ober su oertouf9eH:

Spei SduIer nit Gotten i'll eiuem raid emporbIfben.
ben StQbtAeH I'M Ditllbeu GouioS, $50 Wteileu eDu &duz
las @it9, do. 9os RrDpertp Iiegt an Der 9auptitraBe,
nabe benz 9abnbOf, iebe Got bat cine f}ront pom SO 6uB
Il. J. 10. Sic 9Guier befiubeH fb in gutter 8erfaiiuns
nno finO oermtetbet, Der0en su einem SpOttprets oera
in hirier g : mIoptonS5.t g@rfsmfssru uT Giotn.
tbimer pDbnt bier in Der Stoot unb bat feiue 3eit, bens
ieIben ieiue Nufmerfiomteit gu lpiomeu. Sin gutter Bias
FIR Semano mn Elm @ei9aft an3uIau9eH; fam Gels
MAIDEN. 9as 9ropertp 1T 9aH5 ibaIbenfrei.
MtaH abreiiire
6. 9. 8reeIano,
, 1894-05-03
Stelenqeiude.

gn3eigen inter bieier 3tu6rtt Iino ~foTtenfret.
Mefu9t: 9eutI9er @ittper, as Sabre alt, out be.
tonnt i'll Stabt uuo ll1n9egeub, Iu6t Ste1linQ os
8ntl9er ooer Sreiber fir Ielbten 9eItoerp=Waoen. Ser.
Sprabe m6cbtig. Bette Stabt=3euguiIie; gebt aud anfs
Sano; 6. Nehmann, c. O., 81. Snlitebftr. y oli3eIitottOt.
3m3t
, 1894-05-03

Hi Elm Of t: Sin iuuger SeutI9er, 26 Sabre ot, nur0e
fhr3llf oOm Ser. Staoteu Stenlt entlaiIen, niinIGt
5Irgeno cine Stelru9; foun eu9lti4 uno beuti9 i9retben.
N0Qm SQQbn, 3 80. Cafe ctr, 3m3t
, 1894-05-03

* eiu DIT: Sin perbeiratheter Otonn Iudt iraenomel6e
gei4dftt9ung. 9Oring, 2447 8urtlanb 2loe.
, 1894-05-03
@enprbent

M"S. Senrtetto 96offuer ftorb on Mtttluod,
ben 2. Ntot, NoenoS 8 ulr, in Der WDbnun9 tbres Spb=
neS SpIepb SGaffner, 1906 Calumet Mpe. 8eerbi0una
yretta9 9ta4mittag l uDr per &uti4en mad GOie 9ta,
8ttte feline SIumen.
, 1894-05-03
beirathsfheine.

6eute purben Bic foIgenben -Ssiratbs
i6etne erpirft:
, 1894-05-03

Ou perfa nj N - GaOensmppb. Sic f66nits
y @6e in bieier bibiden uub b~liibenSeu 8orftaOt.
Wafer uuo Sefuer in ben StraBen uu0 bic StroBen &c.
pfoitert- Sage: Glib unb Sitront. Megen Rreis uHo
lpetterer 4ustnnft penbe man ltb miinbli8 ooer i4rifta
LID an u m. 3. See. 112-114 Dearborn Str.
Sopce Building, 2Omibop
, 1894-05-03

.m eiu9t: @ln oerberatbeter 6drtner, erfobren in
glunen= lno &on0i6aTtsgdrtnerti, lu6t Stelung.
Offerten at y 93 StaotsatQ. 3m3t
, 1894-05-03

M eiudt: GIN iuuger @Grtner pilnidt Stelung;
foiItt aud nit 9ieroen umgebeE. 9ernbarO 5brter,
40f Sit 9tOifion Str. 3m3t
, 1894-05-03

On p~erfaufen: Solne, bic ii6 an Der Sriinbun9
~ elmer beutIfeu NuIiebeIunQ in SiDcaltfornien Al bes
tbeilt9eI uno 1b Die Der @olonte o~eipdbrteu auBeroroents
lid glniti9en seoiueungen su5upeuben miuI9eu m6geu
tn9Saber i'm SoteIbe guiI6iu9 (S.=M =@de Der @bemss
uni 9lart1traB) 3tnmer $40. Al poriprehen, pber ii1
brieflid an bic 8albp Mtountaiu 2auo & Water So. oo,
1elbit menoen. oe20batp
, 1894-05-03

@elu9t: Sin iun9er uuperhetrotbeter Maun luGt
SteluH9 OILS Sugenienr, 5riebri9 Streder,
SUIT 1915 Srdhnrb Ctr.
, 1894-05-03
6. 9. Sreefano,
24msbap care Of vStaots seituue."

On Dertoufem: Sfbi6es @obubous in Der @dbe
~ Der Station MpBuoale, 9tortbipeitsru=8obu. Tir
cine 5Gmtlie bequem eingeridtet Stolung fr mebrsre
Bferse nit babel. $4,000. gequeHe 3abluH9steruliue
Doer ibulecHfretes nnbebautes 6runoei9eutbHm ais
SbeiISobIuH9. @brefe: y. .. Bog ISL, a0OnboIe, @oof
SO, Su. l5Hs, BAN
, 1894-05-03

* efu DIT: Sin oeutIbes tImbtlQes WR6oben Iud5t 8ii.
" 6euarbeit III 8eltauront
3m3t 500 mpus ctr SInt
, 1894-05-03

On bertuufeu: 2ots auf MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
~ 9tabe Der Belmont unb Clifton Meenue $500-s600.
settages mereeu, CANA mad 4euui6 bes aduiers, eben,
taas aHf Nbl9lags5abluu9 9ebant. s. @DB, Simmer IS
Staets5ettungssebaube, Wtittags 3Uif9eH SINS Ii. 3pei.
Iona, BAN
, 1894-05-03


Rofs Nuiutan & Co., Mtortgage ganfers, 72 9ear-
~et9eutbum gu BEN uiebri9iten 9reiien iotpie aud oni ges
b6uoe. 6oes,lS,t
, 1894-05-03
8erfmfenenes.

Obbne, 9totelL Wietben. IdIente @9ulben aner @rter
X ~Colecttrt; feline 8e5abluug meHn e%rfOlglos. S.8iuarp,
@ountD=@ 6 onitabler, = 5. @De., 3tI1mer 8. 2mt1S
G6nIbenl AS6uIOeuI S9uIben
- MGerIei i9ledte S6ulDen iofort %coaectirt.
s. etue SabIuu9 DbHe @rtolgN
@~onftnbler INNER oil 9ano.
Peoples DIIeCttO on Igeucp.
1884 Saioae ctr. 3immsr3T.
5OaIS SsutI8 wir0 bier ssfprO9su.
, 1894-05-03
SeriOnli9eS,


94O State StraBe.
90s eir3i9e a9te tnrti16e Sab in Der
Welt init 9omeu=8ebienuuG.
Mebte tirtiiGe, ruIii9e 8dber uuo MufIoQe.8 ebanbs
flung BON %erfaDrener 9ebtenuug 9eeeben. @rIter &laIIe
in ieber 8e3iebung.
Ser populdrte II NIB 3uperIGf1tqfte
Blab IN Der Sta0t.
Sfeu 8ag unD 9to6t. gtablIrt 1882.
$40 State Str. 9tur cine Sreppe bod. 3mi1M
, 1894-05-03

(H e1u9t: Sin Sngenteur unb Mai6init nit 2oiGbri=
ger @rfobrunQ. Oertraut nit @lsmaIdiuen, Iudt
cine Stelle. u. S6nubel, 594 Meas ctr. 3m3t
, 1894-05-03
WfDblirte 3tmmer.

On DermtetBeu: 2 m6blirte Srput5tmmer.
- 2m2t 606 MelS Ctr, @fe 9fortb Glue.
ON Dermietben: Gin poer spei mDblirte 3intnler
ID IN heutider SomiIte, mn etnen 8lOf BON Sineolu
4art. GatSufragen go. 62 &incOIn &oe,, nabe g9is=
cOufin Ctr. 24ap, BAN
, 1894-05-03
NergnHamnaen


DARK THEATRE-@tate, naBe Gon9reB ctr.
8urleSque, 8arietn & GoniebD. 9ie omiii ante
@OIe VASSAR GIRLS. SIZE III.
itigite &uffahrur9 in Der Stabt. Giutritt 1Oc.
14opbop
, 1894-05-03
HferOe, @aae1, Snnbe &c.

On Dertaufeu: 9elioerp=, GrpreB=9Baqen NIB
y Suti6eu. 6. S. Sull 23O8-2318 State Str,
Sobrtt 243-247 Is. 8Ioce. 17m53Nt
, 1894-05-03

Csc Il d !: s3pei innge 9eutit=Qmeritoner piiniden
1tan0lge BeIb6ft9ung gut betannt in Der Stabt,
8elInerp=l8a9en tretbeu OOrge5peeu. Aorene: @op.
ADoeler, S125 9onOre Str. 3moi3t
, 1894-05-03

@ben0biatt Der 81, Staatsstg. l Gent.
, 1894-05-03
SnSeS=0lnscfnc.

Treanbet unO 9etauuten Die traurige gla@ridt BAT
metn 9eltebter 6atte
Louis DreveS
pI6Blt6 eeItorben lit. Sic 8eerbieuns finbet 1tatt an
SSretta9, ben 4. Mtoi, nm l ubr ppnt SraterbauIe, 49
20. Str, aus uod @olbbeim. 9te Btuterb1iebene Saith
3ntI2t Mnguita SreOeS.
, 1894-05-03

Me1u4t: Surge 9~ebiloete Witttpe iu6t Steae als
Hetlebe9Iettertlt mad europa, erfaBren in &rantet=
pfie9e, ooer ols Wdrtertn 81 einem &inoe. Bette 9te=
%teren3en. 6rau 6. &roeuer' gag Oft Sn0ioua Str.
3lnQi3t
, 1894-05-03

(Heiu DIT: Gin trdfti9er beutIter 9lrbeiter, ber Idou
betm Yotnten %gearbeitet bat, iubt SteluuQ ooer
9l1 lr9eno anbere 8eifGfttQunQ. Bel gilbert Seifert.
1854 Mftllpautee Npe. in 9oQrb. 3mai3t
, 1894-05-03
0eNOr1em:

It1n S9euttetta S@affmer, an Mittmod, ben 2
Ntot, AbenOs 8 ubr, in Der WpbuIug iDres Spbues
Sol: S1offner, 1906 Calumet 9oe. 8eerbigunesanseig
1pGter.
, 1894-05-03
SerIangt: Grauen nnS MaaS6en.

WerIan9t: Gin tii9ttges N&Goden fir Die Saus=
~ arbeit. Sobn gut uno 9laB %beIt6nota. 9adb3llz
fro9en 436 aibIonO 8Ouleooro, nabe Bolt Str.
3m2t
, 1894-05-03

Nein9t: Suite beutIfe 86bin iu6t Stelung i'm ge=
ltonr0nt. 6amiltenlpdi4 DE ins Saus. ia
SOunSen0 ctr. 3uoi3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-15
Old daddy Longlegs."

Almost every one is well acquaint ed
with that extraordinary insect called
daddy longlegs, = which makes its ane
nual first appearance in, the month of May.
But every ono does not know, what Mr.
S. H. Scudder has recently abundant1y
demonstrated that this strange little crea-
ture, towering high above its fellows on
its threadiko stills, is probably, as it's
name may De thought to, imply, q more
ancient inhabitant of America than any
representative Of the human species.
Far back in tertiary time, at the very
dawn of the modern world its ancestors
lived in great numbers in that part of the
continent which we now call Colorado.
The fossil remains of these insects show
the characteristic features that mark them
today, although new species have taken
the place OF the old, for even daddy long
legs knows what evolution is and has at
tanned to something that in his view is
perhaps a kind of civilized existence suit
able to the exigencies Of life in the nine
tenth and twentieth centuries.
Companion
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-15
BRIEFLY TOLD.

. t.. a
! BernardsKelley. aged ten, was caught in
the transmission shaft of P. B. Magrona IS
power engine, which supplies some. dozen
factories, Saturday. at Lynn, and was
whirled rapidly around the Ki1ling
him instantly. The body. was terribly
maneled. He had been playing about the
power house with other boys. ----1-
: A supposed case OF suicide came toytheyat-
tention bfsthe poiipe at BOSTON, when the
dead body of Mary Donahue, 40 years old,
was found in room at 27 Washington
street. where she was employed as a
servant. The door and windows of the room
were securely locked. and the police dis
covered that all the gas burners were
turned ons death having been caused by
asphyxiation. Dependency is supposed to
have been the cause of stheo woman's rash
act.
The steamer Alicia from Liverpool.
brought to.New Orleans three men rescued
from the wreck of the schooner WI. Plum
mer of Machias, Me-, from Tampa for
Mobile. Their names are NJ vclka, Il. Or
Pummer ated rom heart d iseasa sbropg BIT
on by the excitement attending the. hurri-
cane thrpltgh iWhie bis vessel Rsfsset. The
SecOuu mate anu one SdllUI were ufOWQeus
4 Eat New York; Saturday. while qHaIreiling
with an unknown man in 'front.' ofaassaloon
at the corner Of Monroe and Marketstreets,
Joseph Bor. an iron moulder of Preyidenc q,
R. l., was shot and probably fatally
wounded. His assailant escaped but three
men, supposed friends of the latter, are
locked up as witnesses.
Four masked robbers entered the farm
house of Augustine Bristol, near Savannah,
Wednesday night. They beat Bristol and
his hired man into inseIsibility. and then
attempted to torture Mrs. Bristol into dis
closing where the money that was supposed
TO be in the house was hidden. They got
only a few dollars, several watches and
some jewelry. E
A telegram was received from Governor
Mitchell of Florida, in answer to the
question if the Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight
would be allowed to take place In that
state. The governor ssaid the pugilists
would not be allowed to meet in Florida,
even if the legislatureshad to be convened
to stop the fight by legal enactment.
At Dover. N. H., Saturday, Dr.. F. E.
Brigham, charged with causingsthe death OF
Marcia J. Quint, by criminal malpractice
was taken to the.county jail, being unable
to secure BAIL He hopes to obtain bonds
after his bearinp Tuesdav
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-15
DEATHS.

In this city, Oct. 10, Irene. infant daughter of
Micpael and Elizabeth Gillhooley. aged mos.
In Ligonia, October ID, George Pramsdell,
Funeral this afternoon at 10 o'clock from
his late residence in Ligonia. Funeral
In Deering Oct. 49, Hubbard H. Nevens.
aged 81 years months % days.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clk
Spring street. Deerng.
In Manaqua. Central America, Aug. 20, OF
yellow fever, Edward Cnevalier, son of G. N.
and Ada Chevalier, formerly OF Island Pond,
VT. aged 10 years "a days.
In Addison, Oct. 2, Moses Austin, aged 70
years.
In Jefferson, Oct, 8, Mrs. Marion F. Jones,
aged SO years.
In Mechanic Falls. Oct A., Thos N. Mayberry,
aged 6S years.
In Mechanic Falls, Oct 5, Ella A. Town, aged
months Is days.
Iii Sweden. Oct. g.. George f. Evans, aged
about 35 years.
In Waldoboro, Oct A. Mrs. Sarah Benner,
aged "a years.
In Rockland. Oct. 8, Catherine Young, aged
56 years.
In Skowhegan. Oct3 Henry Chase, aged 81
years.
In Wayne, Oct, 1. A. S. Wright. aged 70 yrs.
In West Pennington, Oct /, Elbridge Parker
aged So years.
In Bangor, Oct. 4, Thomas F. Bailey, aged
21 years.
m Handler. Oct. 8. Mrs. Hannah S. Reed
In Islesboro, Sept. 80, Nelson Gilkey, aged
70 years.
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She Didn't Go To Lewiston.

Ore Portland young lady did not attend
the convention of Women's clubs at Lewis
ton last week. She intended to do SO but
she did not start in the morning train with
the Others because she had an engagement
here for the forenoon. She took her satchel
with her intending to take the loon train
but she found that she had forgotten some
thing important. So she stayed at home all
the afternoon and went to the station in
tending to take the $40 trains but when
she got 10 the station 10 and behold, her
satchel had been left at home. Then she
was mad and the worst of it was that she
had only herself to be mad with and that is
why she didn't go to Lewiston.
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MARRIAGES..

In Bangor, Oct 8, 7. William Wilkes and Miss
In Bangor. Oct 4. Edward H. Stewart and
Miss Martha G. Burknlan.
In Auburn, Oct. 3, VIM. P. McKenney of Au-
burn and Miss Rose E. Tibbet5s OF Minot.
In Frankfort, Oct. ], y. F. Clark and Miss Ida
Macgray of Berlin Fails, N. II.
In Hampden, Oct. !. Andrew p Carl of Ban
gor and Miss Sarah C. Patterson of Hampden.
In North Newburg Oct. 3. Ernest F. Reed of
Leyant and Miss S. Rebecca Whitney of New
burgh.
In RocSland, Oct. 8, Fred H. Holbrook and
Miss Ceretha G. Simonton.
In Rockland. Oct. 8, Joseph A. Nichols and
Miss Jennie B. Patterson, both of Hurricane
Islaud.
Miss Frances Scott.
In Embden. Sept. 80, Obed 0. Skillings and
Miss Emmie F. Chick of Arson.
III Ellsworth. Sept 80, Oscar A. Thompson
and Mrs. Loviha Reeves.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The Engineer.


Bertram and Willard, who head the
cast of The Engineer" company, will be
remem bered here for their excelien
work as Bond" and Major" with Chan
frau in Kit, the Arkansas Traveller"
with which attraction they were connec-
ted. for period of more than five years.
In The E ngineer" they have parts writ,
ten expressly for them. The reports
through New England accord their act
ing the highest praise, and pronounce
the play as great a hit as the "Old
Homestead" to which family it belongs.
The excellence of the "Kitn perform
ance, SO long produced under their di-
rection. should be sufficient guarantee
of the quality of Bertram Il Willard
coming attraction. "The Engineer
will be at the Portland Theatre Friday
and Saturday evenings, October 10 and
20. Seats no on sale at box Office.
Notes.
Robert G.. Ingersoll will lecture at
Portland Theatre December 18th.
Bosworth.. Post will produce in City
Hall Novemb Der 6, Z, s and 8. the great
melo-drama entitled "Fitz Stein, or Re-
ward" with the celebrated Dutch COM
edian and vocalist, Charles Collins. In
the production of this drama the new
stage and scenery will be used for the
first time. o. l.. Story, the scenic artist,
of Boston, is painting the scenery, De-
iano planning mill OF this. city is building
the stage.
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The only terms at
these Monday Sales are
cash ana. no exchange.
OWEN, MOORE & co.
Messengers Notice.

Messengers Notice.
Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland County,
State of Maine, Cumberland S., October
13. A. ID. 1894.
THIS is to give notice that on the 18th day Of
IL October A. d. 1894, a warrant in In
solvency was issued out Of the Court of Insol.
vency for said County of Cumberland, against
the estate of
ALFRED WEBSTER, of Portland,
adiudged to be an Insolvent Debtor. on petition
of said Debtor, which petition was filed on tho
18th day of October, A. D. 1894. to which
date interest on claims is to be computed.
That the payment of any debts TO or by said
Debtor. and the transfer and delivery OF any
property by him are forbidden by law.
That meeting of the creditors OF said
Debtor, to prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees of his estate. will be held at
Court of Insolvency to be holden at Probate
Court Room, in said Portland, in said County Of
Cumberland. on the 9th day of November, A.
ID. 1894, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. SAMUEL d. PLUMMER
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court q
Insolvency for said Co,t,stu of Cumberland.
oct15&m
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GosdeI Mission.

The revival service at the Mission last
evening was of unusual interest. 1t is esti-
mated by competent judges hat thousand
persons at les t were tur ned away from the
doors. unable to gain aGmittance. At the
close of the service several came forward
tothesaltaE for prayers. The singing by
thegMew Orleans jubilee chorus was highly
appreciated by the large audience. This
evening they will give full jubilee concert
for their ownibenefit. and ii will bel u sEare
opportunity to hear the songs and mefodie 5
of the sunny South.
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The Death Rate.

There were twelve deaths reported in
Portland.last week. Of these four were in
ward seven. three in ward three, two in
ward one, and one each in wards four. five
and six. There were five deaths from
phthisis, and one each from asthma, enteri-
tbs, general debility, hepatitis, inanition
peritinitis and urenia
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The New Bakin g Powder.

This is a marked Improvement over all
other powders in strength and healthful-
ness. Strictly pure, and beneficial to
health. Give it trial.
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pREARY WASTE.

wnaIzooisanifs would be without
Iow Tea.
Ills difficult to magine what sort Of
social NI&t the westerHyorld had before
the introduction of ten Gossip must
have been impossible; friArnss had no ex-
cuse.for coming togetAerS the sick and
weary lacked ehNalAsst Rod; and old:
and young went without NbA" harmless
drug the doctors helpeNEl