davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-07
Gin @crt0eioteer growers

GleDe(anb'S 9atpati'i6e Bolttif bat auf
%einuaL, 3ipar etpeS ie0r DeripGtet, etnen
iebr parmen @ert9eibiger ~9efunOen. Sin
in ieincr 6eimatb @ilmtngton, Del,
poblbefannter 8outopf, Gamens Btutom
s. 6ur0, lGBt, auf benz bequemen uno
biuigen @e9e zines yGtngelanot" in cine
Qnsabl en9Iti9zomeritanti6er bemofrottz
i6er 3eitun9en, an feline vfarbt9en Srt@
Ser" bic Q(uffor6erung ergeben, in 3utuntt
vpie Gin Mann" fir BEN 8rGitbenten
@lebe(an6 uno oamit auc6 fir Die Oemofraz
tti3e 8artet ein5utrete1, neil oes 6errn
@roOer ener9iibe 8artctergretfung fir Die
enttbronte vi6mar3c" &0ni8in 2iliuotalani
ben untriiglibiten 8eipeiS bafiir %ltefere, oaB
ct Elm o~ufricbtiger Sreunb oer farbigen
9taiie un6 aIer ltnter6rii6ten iei....
ygtun ia, baB Ser 9emofrat @Lebelanb
in ieinem breiten 8uien red6t tpObGpoaenbe
@efible fiir uniere afro7ameritanil6en
Wtttbir9er be9t, tpeit u1ehr 10 ipte btele Der
2cl1te, Sic, ipenn iie in 8a6l5eiten Dor
etn farbtgeS gubltfum t~reten, it'd getpdltig
bomit b~riiiten, boB ite an BET 8efretung
v~unierer farbigen 8riiber" bon 6en Stlaz
De1fetten aftiben 2lntbetI 9enommet, baS
bat ct ltnter an0erem flor un6 beutli6 0az
6urcb beipieieh, baB ct mdbreno letner eriten
COMMUNICATION BEN Snrbtgcn WtattbetpS,
ser inter ibm ibon in MlbanD etnen am
9enebrnen un6 eintrdglt6en Soften belief
set bate, partout gum y9te9tfter" fitr ben
9iftrict Columbia macben tpollte. @benio
Bat @lepelano ais 8~irgermeiIter bon
Buffalo uno @ouperneur BON SEEM Oorf
ben farbigen Bolitifern 1ebr DieI @unlt err
pielen, ipte CT auch IN letnem OaltStDelen
iidb NIT 8orlte6e farbtge 0ienerihaft
66Lt. ST bat ia iogar feline farbi9e G0c6in
bon NlbanD NIT ms yQSetie 6auS" gez
nommen, mas ibnt ie6enfaQS Die grin6libe
GeraAtrrn9 beS glGn5enb be5ablten ~fran50z
itlben vGbef", Ser Elm paar Sabre lang be-
mibt 9etpeien tpar, BEN DertpObnten @auz
men 6e5 8onDtDantS Nrt6ur 5u befriebtgeu,
Suge5ogen bat. SIS lit bem S9ret6er unz
befount, ob bic poIt0pftge rNuntie" Suian
aucb iebt tptcber in oer &tAe oeS rQSetBen
6ouieS" banttrt, ober ob Die ettpas mebr
onlpru95OOue Trau SronceS i6r ibOn
Idngit BEN 0aufpaB ge9e6en bat.
@s lit ia re9t erfreulicb, 6aB it 6er 8ruft
6eS v8ru6erS" 6ea6 bas @efibl Ser 0anfz
Bartlett fir 6as bon benz Serrn @rOper Ser
forbt9en Static er3etgte 8oblpolen iiberz
aus lebbaft lit. Dem guten Manne i3etnt
es aber gang unb gar entgangen gu ieiu,
baB Sic batpdtiibe 8oGttif Ser 6erren
GLepelanb un6 @rei6am bon ben Gertretern
Ser 6emotratiiben Bartet i'm &ongreB
NIGHTS meniger ais 9ebiui9t morben lit,
@Gre t6m btes re6t3eiti9 befannt getporz
BEN, 10 wir6e er es b0cbt pobri4etnIt4
unterlaiien baben, fir 6te Bartei leines
c6emaligcn vSa-a-b'" cine 2an3e gu
bre3en.
, 1894-03-07
Wift i'm ~2tt0taSnn44

MaS fir einen NugtaSitau Der Wfd0or
GopftnS a%uS3umtiten bat, lit ou6 aus folz
gen6cr SteQe I'M lebten StaotrathSbertbt
eriicbtli9: W2aDor 6opftnS belegte Johann
ntdbt pentger ais 102 Der bericbtigten ISL
berruf5>O roinan3en fir StraBenarbciz
ten nit ieinem 8eto, un6 Sic geIammten
Sr6tnan5er mur6en an Bic Gomttes fir
StraBen un6 QlQeD5 Der betreffenoenS ta0tz
tbeile 3uriiGpermteien. SIS tenn5eicbnet
baS infer gan3eS Spe5iaGiteuerumGa9e7
Spitem. Nuf 6aS 8erlangen zines rbeltez
bigen 8etpo6nerS elmer Wor6 Fin, tptr6 BON
benz alderman oerielben cine StraBenDcrz
beiierung; Elm Biir9eriteig, Elm 2(b5ugSfaz
nal, bic NnbrtngurJ BON Gaternenpfoiten,
Sic g flaiterun9 elmer QlQeD II. bgl, angez
or6net, un6 9uben0e iOlc6er 8eror6nun=
gen tper0en ale Wfontage etngeretcbt.
Damn itedt ft6 etn anOerer 8etpo6ner, bent
bic Qtus9obe ni6t paBt, btnter etnen an6cz
rem Mloermalt, un6 Ser tpirft bte eben an
genomntene 8erorbnun9 mie0er iiber Sen
6aufen. 9aS foitet 6aun Sic Stabt ie6esz
NAL 30 bis 40 Dollars, aber mas Derz
i9lG9t 6a8 BEN Nibermen, Bic itb auf Ste
3tmentSunfOften 6teiem o0er ienem Ndb>
let gefauig e~rpieien BADEN! gtt9t ielten
tperben au6 9an3 Wtcbtige, tpirfltb tot67
menotgc unb bon BEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gepunl6te S%traBenarbeiten auf 8etreiben
zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Der Sic 3eit gum
2oSiblagen ieines @runbbeiiBes npch ni9t
fit getommen bGlt unb ser BEN alderman
fur itcb 81 9eiptnnen tpetB, Dtnterritd5 a6z
9etban, u1to ba5 8ubltfum, boS ben amtli>
cben Stabtbertcbt nt6t 81 ieben befOn1mt,
erfdDrt LANCE NIGHTS OaDon, bis itb Giner
mai bic Wti6e ntmmt, itc6 i'm Ober78auz
ANTE bonac6 81 e~rtun6tgen. 9a erfG9rt
er bonn, baB Sic betreffen6e Gerorbnung
LGn8it Dieber alf8ebOben lei. 9aS
iin6 aber bic Nu5na6men; in Der 0te8el
iinb eS letG6tfertig ein9erei9te Gerorbnunz
gen, Bic nit berielben 2eic6tfertigfett picz
Der um8eitoBen perben, o6er 8erorDnunz
gen, bic bieiem o6er ienem Contractor
5ulteb etn8ebracbt Der6en.
IS geht 6amit, ME nit ben v8rioQte
Bills" I'M GOngreB, auf bic niemonb belonz
oers acbtet uno bic buBcnomeile in ouer
Stiue burcb8e0riift >perocn. Der 8rGitoent
IpeiB it3 tbrcr faum gu crlpe0ren, ba Ie 70
maiien9aft ouf i'm cin6ringen, DaB CT ie
taum 8ritnolicb unteriu9en fam.
Sin anberer M~iit3oufen, an 6elIen 8eaz
rdumung bet 0laDor 6opfinS licb be9eben
bat, lit boS acknowledgements. .3Dar
limb eS in eriter 2tnie SpariaurfcttSril6z
TIGHTEN, Die ibn SIT oiciem 8orge6en 9egen
Die Bolt8etgcrtbte beitimmt babeu, aber
iper Die 3ultdnoe, 6te in manc6en ~unIerer
8olt5ei8eriAte berri6en, tcnnt, Ser ipeiB
aucb, baB bieier @runO nicbt olein aus
13laggcbenb 9etpeien lit. 0a befin0en ltcb
nnter ben 8eantten &erle, gegen bic arme
&eufct, Die baS llngliif ba6en, beniclben in
Die 6Gnbe 5u faGen, Die reinen @ngel limb.
9o tretbt au6 Die Strobbirgicbaft i6re
llpptgiten 8littben unbD ben 8irgicbaftSz
bombs, Die bort auSgeiteut meroer, erblifen
pieIe nlemaIS bic &aiiette beS Staotic6abz
metlters. 90rauf iou ieBt i~trenger 9eieben
, 1894-03-07
Re9enfau in Ser Sabara.

Die unS 10 9elGuft9e @oriteQung, 6aB in
BET Witite Sobara ntr gang ungemetn
lelten 9te9en faue, iii ntcbt ri6tig. 0tacb
oet tpGbreno zines 3ettraumes BON mebr
ais einem Sabre, bonn Sftober 1891 bis
incl. 0e3ember 1892, gemocbten 8e7
pbacbtu11gen regnete eS i'm Sanuar an 2
Ga8en, i'm Sebruar an 4, i'm MQr5 an 3,
int Npril III 4, i'm Wtat an 2 Gngen, i'm
Stunt, Suit, Q(uguft unb September alIer7
Otn9S gar ntcbt,. Dagegen i'm Oftober an 4,
i'm NODen1ber an l uno i'm 0e3ember gar
an 8 3agen, I'M gan5en Sabre immerbin
Oo6 IN 29 Sa9en. 3nm 8ergleib iet be-
merit, OaB in Berlin 6nrcbiDnittlic6 an
1865 Ga8cn 9tie0eri9Id9e borfommen. Die
~9tegcnmenge betrug tpG6reno 'oeS beobac67
teten SabreS 121 Miltmeter, tpdbreno Tie
in Berlin burcbi6nittltc5 500 Miutz
meter bctrGgt. gSGbren6 Iomit bic
l3u6l ser 9te8enta9e u1b Rcgcnb05e in
Der Sahara etpa nur ben ~finften She'll
BON bcncn in Berlin beirG9t, lit oie 3abl
Der 0eipittertoge an bciben Srten bieielbe,
nGmlib IA, uuo ite lit altcb ouf bic elm
3elncn WtonQte oil bciben Srten ungefG6r
in 9lejcber g8etie pertDetlt. Den ctgentz
litben 9Sititencbaraftor befpmmt Die So6Qra
ipo6l 6urc9 i5re 8emperatur. Sn benz 8c-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betrlt8 baS errcicbte Mariz
mum 1876 @rob Geliilts, tpG6reno MIR in
elmer Sonuornotbt ba5 thermometer Bis
ouf -0,4 @r. ianf, Bic III 8erlin bi86cr
beobocbtcte b0cbite Tempcratur betrlg 81
ST. GclituS, mGbreno Die nie0rigite Sent
peratur 20 @r. betrG9t. Ser trofenz
beige @baraftcr mag Der Sahara tpo6l aucb
baourb 9e9cben perben, baB iiber t6r Der
0imnel pit pOHi8 un6cn0Gft lit. 0ie Sc
p0Gfung betrdGt bort I'M SobreSburcbichnttt
noeb leicbt einmpal Die 9alfte Ser in 8erltlt
9~ewODnltben.
C8erl, aG. 50
, 1894-03-07

tperben unb bic 3abG Ser 8oli3eigeri3te be-
beuten6 berringert perben.
Die &einigung beS itdbtifDen Nu9iasz
tales ntabt langian1e, aber ii9ere Sort
iAritte.
, 1894-03-07

= Suion 8. NntbonD nen1t ben gopu7
GtitenzS Senator 8effer bon &onias BEN
va~ufribtieiten Gortdmpfer fir Srauenz
rcc6te int 8un6eSienat." 8enn Suian
6dttc Ser 8abr6eit Die @bre geben tpouen,
10 bdtte ite AUDI sIeid6 btn5ufi9en mtllen,
baB Der Senator nit Dem grausli3 Iangen
8arte Bet Qr0Bte pBantoftel6elD" inter Der
Some 1T. $50 ct itebt ober gebt, 6a bGn9t
linn AUDI Bic, 6rau Senator an ben Godz
ib0Ben. @r barf tbr einfadb nibt aus ben
Nugen, unb Oa iie iib i'm Sanftum bes
Senates nt9t ne6cn i6m rpla5iren tann,
10 ypat6t" ite i'm unabldiiig BON Der
@aIerie aus, nm tim alSbann nab Qufs
bcbung BET Stbung an ber Saaltbire in
Gmpfang 81 nebmen un6 nab 6auie 81
eSfortiren. &etn @unber, baB Elm lolber
S6lappmeier bic Sac6e Der 8eiberre9ta
~lerinnen i'm Senat D~ertritt: Der v8ien"
muB
, 1894-03-07

Ser v9tecor0" erip66nt in eiltem NrtifeG,
Ser bic i'm 2aufe bteieS SabreS itattftn6en>
BEN Observation-Disclosures" gum @e9enitanb
bat, 6aB auc6 cine iol6e in Der i9Dnen
fran30iti1en Stabt QDon am 1Ifer beS
&beineS eau y ner6e ab9ebalten perben.
Die @ele6rtsn bonn y9tecor6" ptIicn aLio
augeni6einli3 b%eutigen Cages nOcb ntbt,
b0B eritenS Bic bebeutenbeTabrifitaot 2Don,
Bet 6auptitB Ser beriibmten fron30iticbcn
Seibenlpeberet, nic6t an &6etn, ionbern
am s3uiammenfuB Der Sa6ne uno Ser
Hb6ne Iiegt, unb 6aB, @5ott iet 9anty felt
benz Sabre 1871 bic Tran3mGnner am berrz
licbiten Der Deutiben StrOme mir ntebr 10
I0ten IN to leggen 1ebben.".. E. Sin 9rud@
febler i6etnt auSgei3loiien, benin 0as
Mort yG0tne" fommt eritenS Stpeimal Dor,
Damn entgeht 6em &orreftor beS v&ecorD",
Der fem business" SIT berite6en icbeint,
iebr ieGten cine rSeBeriInbe" unD Orittens
macbt es bic lanbldufige 8brole ION the
beautiful banks of the Rhine" our 0e7
1piBbeit, baB Ser g9tecOr0"= Wtann it6 itetf
unb felt e%inbtl6et, baB 2Don nit ietner
epig : unrubtgen 5appeli8en unb fart
bonn 2%lnarcbiSmus ourbieudbten 8e0Olterz
ung am 8Dein liege. SIS ioQte unS aber
altcb gar nicbt %mun6ern, tpenn Der Mann
ser pteletcbt einmal ettpas. bon Der 2Doner
Sei6eninbuitrie bat DIduten DOren", iene
Sto6t NIT Der alien prabtigen G~6einita0t
8oiel, bic e6enfaQS Elm 6auptiib Der Sci
%beninbuitrie (Ban0we6ereD 1T, perwecbielt
DGtte.
Wttt ben 9eo9rapbii9en unb 8ei9i9ts
lid6en &%enntniiien Ser Nmerifaner lit es
%6etanntltcb Imam itpa6" beiteQt; ie rarz
9iren in 0ieier 6inii9t Oibt btnter ben
Qlngeb0ri9en Der ~"grrrande nation.
Sin Mann aber, Der it9 nit ber v2ei(b)z
artifelbrec3ieIei" befaBt, Der iOQte in 6erz
arti9en 9ingen 6O9 ein tlein penig me6r
~ygepDite0" letn. Ser 6erauSgcber SeS
u9tecorb" 6irfte babcr tpoDG baran tbnn,
leinem ySbericribifag" BEN 9entcIienen
8efebl gu ertbeiten, feline Geographic un6
@eicbiBtS : &entniiie ettpaS gu uerDoaz
ftGnbi8en.
, 1894-03-07

- Sans gc9en Grparten bat bas OBJ
georOnetenbaus Oe5 GongreiieS geitern Oo4
ben Mc@0nn'ichcn @cichlnknntroa onf 2Lnz
, 1894-03-07

Scr Z. W}dr3 1T Der Go6esta9 SbOmas
bon 2tqujnO'5 q24O, Der @eburt8ta8 Oe5
2~(itrpnomen Sir Sobn 6erIbeG Q792)
unO Der @cburtStag 8ro6ms 1888. Qtm
Z. MdrS 1898 ertldrte Der fran50iii3e
0totionalconpent Sponien ben &ric9, 1914
cr8iebt iicb al Oieieut Sage &iitrin ben
YreuBen, 1921 beginnt Ser gricbii9e Treiz
bcitsfompf unO Bic l1nabbdn8i8fett Der
@ricben mirO in SaiiD profIamirt. 1915
miro 6lori0a Staat. 1862 Grefen bel
8oG Greef, No. 1871 Gailerparabc ouf
Dem S0lo9tpGob non Giui6rS un6 1889
StranOung OeS britiicben 8an5eri9iffeS
Sultan" al Der SnieG Gu11ino in ber
gfdbe bon Malta; bic Wfannl9aft 8~erettet.
, 1894-03-07

iteuung elmer l1nterlu6ung 9egen Sen 8un9
bestretsribtcr- SentinS a%n9enomnen unb
8tpar o6ue ieben i'm bei4were11ben 3uiab.
8enn man ii9 gegen ltnteril9un9en
iuebrt, io lit bos ibou eln babies Sbulbz
geitdnOntB. 9as bat wob[ au9 Serr
SenfinS eingeIe6en. Gine GOmmiiftOn
bes Suiti8austbu1fe8 miro nd9lter Sage
Bic Sadie in Balbin9ton in Angriff ne9z
men nnb Sen Observation-Disclosures Der
@isconitn Central unO gtorb gactficbabn
auf BEN @runb ge6en.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
She invented Tho Polka.

The origin Of the polka is not gem
orally know, the inventor Of the
dance having been Il young BOhe-
milan girl named Haniczka Sclezka.
She was blooming young peasant
maiden, and the hest dancer in the
village of kCstcleC, on the River
Elha, aud used to perform solo dances
OF her own invention at the various
village festivities.
1t was in the year 1890 at a farm
house that the assembled guests
asked her to sing a solo and she
said, II viii show yoI something
quite new" and to the music of her
own sing ~ She danced the polka
step though with more elaboration
than it is now performed.
The dance ieCamC - popular that
it was later made national dance,
AMI ITanic. ka named il PuIku, rs she
said t WIS danced in short steps:
from iuiku came Polku and finally
Polka, the dance three years later in
SO, becoming pO ular in Prague,
and in $50 it was already danced at
the : Jenna la Is, nd one year later
herame the most popular dance in
arts, saws the GeutlcWOmaU. Han
i'lka kO,tejcc IS still alive, sur
rounded 10y numerous grandchildren
and standardization sprung 5TOm
her own six sons and daughters
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
BANKERS ARE GUILTY.
Verdict of Conviction in the Case OF
tho Collins and Reed at
Indianapolis.

Indianapolis, Ind, May 2S.-The jury
to-day r,turucd verdict of guilty in the
case OF Perciyal Il. Coffin, Francis y.
Coffin and Albert :. Reed, on trial for
wrccking the indianapolis National Bank.
The attorneys for the defendants have
moved for new trial.
As Foreman Trotter handed the
sealed verdict to Clerk Butler the
countenances of the three defendants
gave no sign Of emotion or excited in
terest. The indianapolis Cabinet Com
pany, with branches in the East and in
London, had through the men just con
victed, secured from the indianapolis
National Bank about 1910, 900 on practi-
caIly worthless paper. The jury was
out eighteen hours from , O'Clock sat
urday afternoon until 9 o'clock Sun
day morning. The verdict was
anticip:ted, except in the case
of Reed, who, though considered
technically guilty, had in his favor eX-
tenuating circumstances which it was
thought might lead the jury to acQuit
him
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
BELGIAN PRINCESS MARRIED.
Daughter of the Count Of Flanders
Welded at Brussels to
Prince Charles

Brussels, May 2S.-The marriage of
Princess Josephine of Belgium to
Prince Charles of HohenZollern-
Sigmaringen, took place to-day. The
civil wedding occurred at 10 a. m. and
the religious ceremony was celebrated
afterwards in the private chapel of the
ROYAL palace. The wedding was dis
tinctly a private affair, and therefore all
the ceremonies were performed within
the walls ofthe palace. The brides dress
was of white satin with veil and skirt
of superb Brussels point lace, the gift
of the ladies' of Belgium. The bodice
had a fichu crossed in front, and was en-
circled by orange blossoms and mvrtles
There was a similar arrangement around
the edge of the skirt and trail. Queen
Henriette of Belgium wore pink pout
de sole With profusion of pink chiffon
on pointed corsage. The skirt and the
drapery of the bodice were edged with
grey lace, which was caught up at
the shoulder with streamers of pink
ribbons.
The wedding gifts included a magnifi-
cent tiara of diamonds and turquOises
from the King and Queen of Belgium
with brooch and bracelet to match,
J.
and members of the royal family. The
King of ROumania' s wedding gift to his
nephew and niece consisted Of mag
niticent table-set of candelabra, goblets,
jardiniers and other articles in sill
yer in Louis Nv. style, showing
the armOrial bearings of the
bridegroom and bride. The four
goblets are supported by cherubs rep
resenting the seasons of the year. The
gift of the Count OF Flanders was also in
silver, the workmanship representing
the same period and consisting of a
large Corbeile with Open-worked Dor
der and n mirror at the bottom and
showing the arms of the two prinCelv
families on two shields bearing the date
of the wedding. Fourteen young ladies
of the titled aristOCraCy of Brussels
have presented to Princess Josephine a
superb pointe lace fan delicatelv mount
ed in shell and set in brilliants. The
| Countess of Flanders presented her
/ daughter with a wash stand in Chiseled
| silver, backed with a bevel-edged mir
/ ror, the silver framework Of which rep
resents garland OF flowers. The entire
| toilet service is a unique specimen OF
/ the silyersmith's art.
| The Princess Josephine is the second
| daughter of the Count of Flanders, and
( Prince Charles of HOhenzollern-SI Sig
/ marlngen is the Younger brother of the
| Crown Prince of ROumania The we'd
1 ding was originally fixed for the 18th
! inst, but was postponed until to-day IN
! order to enable the King of Roumania
T to be present.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02

do No wrong. Him King of the Trees
Him King of Heaven ON Bouparl IS,
land. Methodist. god not much; no goa
so great like Ti-Kila-klla.
"But a man can't ne a god Mu1el
exclaimed coFtcmptuOUsly. He :
nothing but lnan, Il savage, a canni-
ball
Mali looked back at her in wonder
inc surprise. Not in Queensland, .
she answered caImly-to her, all the
world naturally divided itself into
Queensland and Polynesia no god IN
Queensland. Governor, him very great
chief; but him no god like Tu-hlla-
kila. Methodist god in sky, no use
worship Methodist god over mere IN
Bouuari Him no live here, Tu-
KiIa-kila live here. All cod here
make ont of man: Live in man. no
rong What for You say Il man can't
re a god. Nou pod yourself. White
gentleman there, god lorong, korong.
Chief put YOU in Heaven, 50 make you
god People pray to Nou now. Peo-
pie brinu you e Csents.
You don't mean to say. MurIcl
cried. they bling me these things be-
causs, they think me Il goddess:
Mali nodded grave assent same
like people give money in church in
Queensland. she answered, promptly
ASK YOU make rain, make plenty crop,
make bread -futt grow, mako banana,
mako plantain- You korong now.
While your time last, Qucenic, people
give YOU plenty of present.
..Whilc my time last" Muricl re-
peatcd. with Il curious sense of discOm-
fort creeping over her slowly.
The girl nodded an easy assent.
Yes wnilc your time last, she an
answered. laying It small bundle of
paIm-lcapcS at Muir. els HACK by way OF
a cushion. For now You Korong. by
ami by. horong pass to somCbody else,
This yow. YOU korong. 80 people
Worship YOU.
l-Tn r,Er tn<-TTNI-L.r,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
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every objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
ci,ts III 50c and 81 bottles, but it is man
nfactuted by the California Fig Syrup
c. only, whose name IS printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
sud being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
c. c. COLGATE DEAD.
Rich New York Banker and SpcCu.
lator Expires Suddenly
AT New York

New York, May Is G. c. Colgate.
of the well-known New York family.
died to-day of paralysis. Mr.. Colgate
was for years prominent on Wall Street
and in banking circles. lie was very
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
\ HeaIthfuI SPOT.

Tn" most healthful spot in the world is
said to Toe the sit" of tn" little French
hamlet named Aumon". - town Of forty
inhabitants. of whom twcuty-cight ar,
over - years of age and three are over
100. There are II" graves in the local
cemetery. and ii looks now as if TIA" PEG
pl" must depart this town in order to
Nnrllrf thi- ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02

That strong facial rcScmhIau.. .
married couples often acquire a'r-r .
together a long period ut years. f..
Nous in thought ami frolu- an.
icct to the same conditions iu ...
often been commented upon. IN.
togIaphic Society Of Geneva rcrpnr.
tho pictures Of scyrnty-ri@ht nH.
an investigation of this subject T.
suit was that in twcuty-fnur ease. ..
Semblancc IN the personal Hrmar..
the husband aud wife was @rar,.
that of brother and sister; in tnrrr.
it was equally great. and i'm nuIE ..
four was there a total ah>.u.. .
Scmblancp
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
JUDGE TULEY FOR SENATOR.
he Chicago IuriSt suggested for Seat

z
in the Upper House.
Springfield ILL.,. May 2o-The State
Register, the Central Illinois organ OF
the Democracy, comes ont to-day in a
strong article in favor of the nomina-
ton by the Democratic state Conyen-
,inn ct Judge Murray F. Tulev. Of Chi
ago. for United states senator.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
ASKS A WRIT OF PROHIBITION.
Lieut.. Nancy Carries His Case to tho
Federal Court

st. Paul, Mimi, May 29.-The appli-
cation for a writ of prohibition against
the Nancy court-martial, now being held
at Fort Smelling, was taken up in the
United States district court before Judge
Nelson to-day. Frank z. Blair, at
t0rney for Lieut.. Nancy, argued in
and Col. Barr, Judge advocate of the
court-martial, represented the members
Of the court. Great interest was taken
IN tha ~ ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02

"tcd Clay Creek" and Whw.
Creek" are the names of stream
churches in Northern bcIaWnu.
both names have undergone .
characteristic of words much .
mouths of English speaking .
folk. One is usually called E...
the other Whitclycrick, while H.
Christians. the name of nri-
church. has been corrupted into ~
chriStccn' APPOINTMENTS. rh" Co.,.
township or hundred. ~ru.
Il church has remained UurorHup'
less the Indians may have o..
nfhnrNNi~n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
An English Subject Claims to Have
Been Wrongly Held Prisoner

London. May - Tho Pail Mall ia.
yeti" to-day publishes two-coumn story
Of the alleged grievances of Nouri. arch
deacon of Babylon. who claims To have
been wrongly placed in an asylum in Oak
land. Cal, by Dr. G.. = Smith. OF San
Francisco, and others The Archdeacon
announces his intention Of suing the Unit
ed States government for $4,000. 600
damages and as he was an ambassador
from the Queens Malabar subjects. he
has demanded the Intervention of Great
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
The JnIucky Quarter.

\ local druggist mentions the follow
iD@ incident that occurred i'll his store \
travelling man came in and asked me to
Civ" him chang" for Il quarter Of Il dol
lar. II" explained his request by saying:
Il don't lik" To carry quarter around i'm
my pocket if | can get hold of amy other
kind of coin. The quarter has thirteen
stars thirteen letters in the scroll held
in the eagles hcak, thirteen marginal
feathers on each wing. thirteen tail
fcathcrS,thirtecn parallel lines on the
shield. thirteen horizontal bars and thir
teen arroWhcadS Greensboro Inquirer
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
IOWA TOWNS FIRE LOSS.

FTFENes At tedar Eapids Destroy Sew
eral buildings.
CEDAR Rapids, la. May 29.-Fire to-
day destroyed half dozen mercantile cS-
Establishments I'm the town Of Lisbon
Nn.u- them were Bonucy X Wctzel. dry
goods. \. \. g. RUudell. hardware. and
Srn-kla="r y l;uracher, banking. The
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-02
" ormS in Hour,

Tn" milI"rs of the Northwest ar,
greatly annoyed hy worms which appear
I'm tn" flour from tim" To- time and thcr
my~r"riously disappear without impair
Ing the valu" of the -four.