davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-05

er ibmerltb meRr> 6amit i'm Gimme, ais
tpieber ei1maI bon iicb reben gu ma6en.
0aralf lit eS iiberbaupt fUr WfoloneD
bei Ser 8an3cn Gad6c o69eIc5en, 9aS
8urc0u bc5 Sberltoat8nnnaItS bcitnOct
itb in S~priigfielb unb ipcr0cn bic Soften
beiielben ielbltOerlt0nbtic6 pom Staatc be-
~ltrittcn. 2lbcr W%toloncD bat olcb nod) etn
DOcblt elegant ouSgeltatletc5 Bureau TN
Dieiigcn r2liblono 8lod", bclien Soften Set
Staat ebenfaQS beitreitct, mas niht 10
lelbitnerit6nGli6 lit. 9teies Bureau miro
9err W%&oloneD ouc9 nocb Iet1em S3cioen
aus benz Qtmte ipeiter bcbalten uno tit ct
Dann gang ibon bier ein8eri6tct. ST lit
dlSoann, pent8itenS ua6 ieincm 9afirz
0aIten, Elm 9roBe3 G6ier, BAT ilb ouf 9te7
8iment5unfoiten einen 9roBen Namen 8e>
mabt uno 9ebt bann nibt mebr na6 letz
mem Qan6itdbt1en 8uriG, lonoern bleibt
in @Dtcago.
9oB ber 8ro3eB gcgen Bic y8uuman
Company, bic t6re Ne6tSbefu8ntlie ge>
tpaltig itberiDritten BAT, nit alter S3Grfe
betrteben tperOcn i%Olte, lie8t auf Ser 9ano,
aber baB OfOlOneD niG5t Der Mtann ba5u
TT, INN Oa5 81 tDnn, unO 6aB er ielbit gan5
on0ere 3mede Derfol9t, ais Die 9ur3fit6*
run8 Der bon ibm u%n9eitren8ten 8rO3ciie,
lit eine Germut6un8, Die an9eiicbt5 beS bon
O~foIonep bi56er an Sen Sag 8ele8ten
GiferS. bic Cache NIGHT aim YrD3eB fDut>
men gu laiien, nltr 3u berecbtigt lit.
, 1894-09-05
Die 5met 1r(eYer's I'M 0efdn9nif

SIM GountD : @efan9niB Io8irten bis
geitern 3pet MeDer5. Ser cine, CHARLES
O}eDer, mar am 30. Suit bon 8~oli8eiz
richter Q8btte unter $500 8irgibaft
6em G~riminaI9ert0t iibertpieien pOre
BEN un6 bate, ba ct bieie ni9t
lteIen ~fonnte, 3ele $50. III int GountD7
%gefGn9ntB bc3tcben mItien. Der aubere,
6ranf WteDer, mar am 10. QIu9uit Dor
Gtdbter gS6tte tDegelt @tn6ru6s unter 5000
8iirgic6aft BEN @roB9el1porenen iiber7
lDieien pOr6en uu6 lo8irte in Ser Nbtbei>
lung fir iu9en0tt6e @efangene. @eitern
nun eri3tcn eth W}ann in 9ftbter Gbets
lain'S QbtDetlung beS GrtninolgeGt9tS unb
Iteute fir Srant W1eDer 8iir9icbaft. Ser
Glerf, tpelcber bic GntlaiiungSpaptere aus
3~uiteIen bate, trrte itcb nun in benz 8orz
name1t unb idbrieb itQtt Srarf - G6arleS
OfeDer. Sic @efGn9niBbeamten entlieBen
%0araufbtn aub prompt Sen in 3eue III
inbofttrten Charles WleDer. &alm bate
bieier 6aS 9aitlidbe 6oteL Gilbert Derlailen,
ais Tront'S 8ater in Ser Office 6e5 G1erf8
8rice erl3ten' nm letten Gobn, fir
tpelc9en ct eben in Gttcbter G6etlair's Sc
ri3t 5000 8(tr9i6oft geiteQt Bate, in
@upfang 81 ne9mcn. GS tDlr0e tDm nit
getbetIt, baB 0ielcr Dor etpa 10 Oftnutcn
entlaIien fpor6en tpGre. Ser 8ater iptberz
iprob benz. lin iic6 nun 81 iiber3cu9en,
ian6te Grtce mach Der Qtbtbeilung fir
iugenolt6e @efangene un6 ite6e pa, BORT
lamb MAJ AUDI rtcbttg nod Sranf WfeDer.
Ser anbere Sleeper Omit DEM 8Ornomeu
G6arleS) mar, ga Der Gntlaliun8Sibein
anf ieinen Namen ousgelteQt mar, entz
laiien un0 bate itb 10 ibneu ais mO9li9
aus Dem 8erei6 6es CONFERENCE.-The
entfernt. Inter ben obtpaltenoen ltmftGnz
ben blieb BEN 9efdngniBbean1ten NIGHTS anz
oeres iibrtg, ais nunmebr arD ben rtbttz
gen Srant Sleeper, beiien 5tpet 8llr9en Ins
oretp 2ufoSfD unb Sobn Sraule BON lO6
re1p. 108 GleaOer Str. bonn 9ttc9ter Sbetz
lain angenomltten ipor6eu tparell, aucb 81
entlalien. Die SberiffSbeputies lucben Die
Sta6t iebt na6 @bartes WteDer ab.
, 1894-09-05
Qru9 einen poIi5iftensStern

Die ftG0tiiben @ebeimpoli3iiten @ar6z
1er un0 SooleD bon ber WoOOlann>S
ton Oerbaftcten geiterr 2lben0 Quf einem
ItaotetntDartS fa6renben 3uge Der SuinDiS
@el1tralba6n etrlelt Wtann 9tamenS 9QOi6
GOlDO bon 4138 @QtS QlDe., Der iie inter
Der Nngabe, Spe5ialagett un6 Spe8ialz
polt5tlt Der 8abn 81 ictn, DerbaTten tpole,
neil fte betutltc6cr Wetle Q8affen truqeu.
GoubD Bate nGmlih benterft, Dab Sic Sci
ben (ote ielbitre6eno in G%ipiIon3Igen
fuDren) GeDolOern bel ii9 trugen rr16
naDu1 ft3 ais Spe5iaLpOli3iit SET 8abn 6aS
5tebt berau5, ite 6telerbalb 81 perGaften.
9teie 8er6aftung burb einen 8abnzQlngc>
iteQten 8in9 Ben bei6en 0etectibS 6enn bOb
iber 0aS Wfa0B beS @rlaubten uno 1te Derz
lan9ten 81 Diiien, nit peIcbem 0tedte er
%lberbaupt 8erbaftun9en Dornehme. yScb
bin Spe5tal@2tgent Ser Suinoi5 Central
8Gbn unO Sic tragcn berborgene @affen
bel Der Sa6rt auf ~unleren 53it8en, bieIerz
balb erflQre tcb Sic ais berbaftet." Otes
tDar Die WnttD0rt SDu6D'S ltn0 babel iCbluq
ct ietnen 9toG 3uriid un6 set9te ben 0etecz
ttb5 etnen Der gen0bnlic6en @6tcagoer 8oz
li5iitenzS Stern, Ser Die Summer 4137 tru0.
9a oteie CONGREGATION in lebr lautem Some
9efilbrt tDur0e, tpurben Bic ettpa so 9aiia5
giere bes 3u8es, Der ii3 geraOe Der StraBcnz
Station an Oer 22. Ctr. nG6erte, etpas
Gngitli9 unb itiirmten ben Q(usgGngen 3u.
Die 9etectiOS berubi9ten ite in6eiien Ourcb
GrtlGrun9 bes SacboerbaltS uno ertIGrtert
baum ben ettpoS DOreiIi9en Ngentcn un0
angeblidben Spc3iaLpoIt3iiten tpegen Graz
gems zines Ge9utattonz g dig iftenz Stcrns
(ben muir wirfIicbe uuo nibt Spe5ialpoliz
5iiten tra9en 6ieien) fir Der6aftet. Der
8erbaftete mill Elm 8erpon0ter 6cS Sberz
Spe3ialagenten 8atriG S'&eefe bon Der
SutnoiS gentralbabn, bon bieiem Direct
ougeiteQt uno nit DEM Stern ausgeriiitet
por0en SIT icin. St bebauptet, bereitS felt
bent W3onat Qtpril 9tenit getban SIT baben.
0as g oli3el0epartement ldBt eS itcb argez
le9en iein, gu ermitteln, auf ipelcbe Q8eiie
O'&eefe OOer &oubD 3u Dem ROli3titenz
Steru fanten.
, 1894-09-05
Don 4ultt1H 8ttnnf.

Sem 6euti6leenOen @u6ifnm Die %beOnOeren SOr5a9e oH1es
g8erfeS, feline feline Satire uno Die g%enHtbpOG bettere SebenS=
oni6onung nOb ~beiOnOer8 on5upretien, bteBe g8afier tns Wteer tro9eh
0at es ood) in baum II SaDren 80 Aufagen erlebt. Sugar
Der init ieinen Sob 10 targe AItreidskan}ler Oonfte in etren1 9anO=
6reiben Dem 8eroher ber3lid fir Die g~enuBretben @tu0en, tOelbe
ibm Die 2etIre O5 8ude5 Oerl6off, bo8 3eitmeii9 md9renO 1dnez
rer &ronf6eit i'm 1elbf feline @6mer5en p~erge1en lief.
0ieies 8uA feQen mir ben 2eiern 68 @6enOblattes unter be-
iOnOers gdnfHgen 8~eOtn9un9en 5r 8erfigung.
6egen 2 Coupons nnO 20 Gents in Daar gebeu mir bas 8ub
in Der Office ob, gur ~0enfelben 1reis mirO es AUDI p~ortofr&l i'm
8nIanO per Dot uerfanOt.
, 1894-09-05

HtS4b St4tSc UJlANJLc INV NIo SOItlbNSC w
Offneten" SnititutS. yGrfo6reue 9anten,
6arunter 2 6cutl9e un6 cine Bariiertn", ,
iper6cn Don Der Su0a6erin zines ruiiiibcn
8abcS an9e3ei9t. p2ururt0icr ManipHlo7
ton" Deriic9ert bic 2eler Elm !0auS oct Glib
ieite. WG0ben icbeuca itc0 nicbt, tbre1
8Ornau1cl, lei cS tbren natlirlicbel Ooer
iDrelr nom de guerre, licbcn Trcnnoen III
@rinnerung SIT bringen, vSrGlLein Stloa
aus Mfertco", y6ie fLcine Dame DomSuocn" ,
DTrau Q8eber aus Stem Oort", pTrdulein
Stub unb 6rGulein Grace BON @pDcu7
blatt", bte p6ron3Oitn Trantie" bieie
uno 5a6lreibe an6ere 9tanten btloen Elm
o0QigeS NOreB6u5, ettet completen Subrer
fit baS Qa6Drint6 bc5 2aiterS.
Sn alien bielen SGuen mir6 o6ne 3iDets
fel Die llnitttlibteit iDitemotiic9 9cndbrt
unb gepfle9t.. Die 01dnner uno Sling
hinge perOen oerlodt unb berfi6rt. 9aS
3citung5btatt lit bas W1e6ium 6ieier iittz
Lj6en @efdbrbung un6 8ernidbtung.
Sebo6 nob cine anbere &laiie bon
@(nnoncen beftnbet itc5 in benlel6en opal
ten 2ln5eigen, tpelcbe nicbt nac6 leibtfcrtigen
Sitn9lin9en unb alten Sitnoern ben Sober
auStpcrfen, ionoern wel6e uni6ulOi8e
Wtd0ben Dem @lenb prei5geben. SET meme
bamit Sic 8erlangtz2(n3eigen 6olgen0e8
8etlpiel mQcDt metnen GaoeL DeritGn0ltcD !:
ySerlan9t iult9e Dame 3ur 2tuSbIlfe in
etllem Wtaiia8ez, Babe unb 2O9trbauie."
0ter miro inter Ser Golumne fGtr
I yWfaiiage>S Salons" ODER rtcbtiger 8orbellS
elm anitunbi9eS Wtd66er, tpelbeS auf tbren
8rotertperb a~ngepteien lit, in cine Batter
b06le geloft, Obne obnen 3u %f0nnen, mel
6em 3peGe tire 8el9Gftigun9 9etptbmet
ietn ioQ. S9re bIpBe Nntpelen6eit in Dem
berrufenen 0auie, 6ei1en mabrer Gbar0tter
tbr Derborgen 9c6alten muroe, m0cbt tie IN
ben Nu8en BON 9eutet, bic MIR 0aS GuBere
6octum Der @ntpeienbeit ieben, ebrloS. Sic
iclbit mag BEL Ser @nt0e6un9 Der SGuz
iAung ii6 Goripiirfe macben. Sic mag
bur6 Gift uno @epaIt ser StnOe iiberz
arltiportet iper0er. &ur5um, bier Deri6ltn8t
bic 0elpinniucbt Der llnterneDmer Die be-
bauernSncrt6citen Spfer un6 6ie Gar
rieren bon un9liiflicben MGo6en, bic in
5oSpitGlcrn elenO iterben o0er i'm 3uGbtz
bauie anIangen ober ais 8ettIerinnen auf
bet StraBe liegel1, ne6n1en in ben yWfa1iagez
Salons" in bielen 6Guen ibren Qnfang.
&erantportlib fir ibren lGnter8ang itno
bte 8eiiBer Der 2aiterb0blen un0 cine fetIe
9reiie.
@5 gilt nidbt fir i6if!icb, ir6ecente
&6emata SIT beleucbten. SIM Sale Ser
OOfaiiogcsS Salons" beren gGeien 8era0e
ben ioItben 8iirger8familien unbefannt 1T,
fam Die 2luffl6rung nun @etpinn bringen.
9ttbt Oie Nnpreiiun8, ionoern Sic 8erltrz
t~6eilung lit 6ie Gen6en3 bieier 3eiIen. limb
atcb nicbt Bios bie 8crurtbeilung in Der
&Deorte, iOn6ern bic 0tabnun9, bic @ar7
nun8 sum pratGiiben 3pefe. Nadb6em
Dem Seller nn8e6eutet lit, in tpel9cr 8etle
Die @efo6ren fir 2etb uno Seele ieiner ul1o
0er Seinen t~Darten, mag er iib gegen 6tele
0efa0ren pappnen un0 au3 in Dem &retie,
Delien itttltcbe 9teinbaltun9 linn ant 6er5eu
ltegt, 9egen 6aS 0emeine mirfen. Die
ienigen a6er, 6enen Sic bprgebra9ten umz
itGn6e icbon befannt tparen, per6e1 getptB
germ Snbalt unb 3peG bieies 2(ufiabeS I'M
b%0iiiren.
0tto S9rD6er.
, 1894-09-05
Sn benz 6auie 317 SQinptsfroBe q

- Sn benz 6auie 317 SGinotStraBe ges
riet6 geitern @benO nm 312 ltbr 8eter
SteOen8 aus 1875 9earbornitraBe nit einem
g%etDiiien @oiteuo in cine &eileret, bel ber er
ben &ilr5eren 5Og. inbem Goitello tbm bret
Wtal NIT eiuem Gaidenmefer in ben &opf
itocb, Ntan bracbte i'm Oarauf no3 benz
@lerianers 6ospttaL, mo- ieine Mun6eu Derz
bunben un6 fir ungefGbrGtb ertIdrt purz
ben.
, 1894-09-05
Oes RGtbfe[s S6funo.

Die 8etpobner an un6 in Ser ltntgegen0
Ser Neit 8an 8ltrenitr, un0 2ubanD Npe.
itan0en geitern Dor einem 9tGtbiel, 6as an
iangS Niemanb SIT L0ien Dermod6te. SIN
ben Jtinniteineu tptntmelte eS nQmlic6 BON
Sumpficbilbtr0ten. 9ut uno Sung 3erz
braden itb ben &opf, tpo Die Gbiere in
iOlhen Ntcngen pl0Blic6 be%rgefOmmen
iein f%0nnten, Die %getpa8teiten 8e6auptun7
gen tpurben aufgeiteut, beitritteu uno perz
porfen unb pieber anoere @riin6e on8e9
ge6en, ober einc foBbare, plaultble GrflGz
rrn8 tpuBte 9fieman6 5u 8eben. Wlan err
1ielt bieie erlt, ais man iib an bic Straz
Beniugclt6 ip0n6te, 9jeie ertIGrten uGmz
lt3, 6GB fe oft in BEN 8fiiBen in BEN nie>
brig gelegenen8 beilen iener @e8cno G6tl6z
frOten 8eiebcn bdtten. @8a6ri9einli6
bitten Sic NItert bort gebritet uno Sic
Sungen ieien burb Die Regengitiie beran>
laBt morben, tbre Stonbquarttere SIT Derz
laiicn unb etne Sori6un9Sretie an5utreteu.
9ieie @rflGrun8 rpurOe i6lteBlicb, pa ite
Die na~bri4einlicbite mar u1b itc6 feline
an6ere fanb, etnittmn1tg an8enommen.
, 1894-09-05
Wnpnrtd1 Duu1nFp1.

an0 8 ubr abeubs. "m9 U9r It9rgens
mi ougfSs NJ, G1S : H. S]S9nftagS, Ha8 aubinotOu nns
toIno ~ Sgo m" 2 Stoclre. DdIpnutee SBe6pnoar 07or;,
NM rY1S m =, ~ JtaDers, gelpauuee, Abnapee, GffsSrGpnI S any
nm 9' 9t8o S 9benS 9aoeH @tnsfe9On 6ranb gopibs y,
gsod @reeH 8oe. Wtittfpodb mn eor,5too
I'M Z uhr &beHDs. 4" AL" o"9 Torts Somltags
GlR' HHo Sods' SUB Der Midiaan gSe. sonboa
, 1894-09-05
8ouerloubntBfheine

tpur6en 8eitern an fOIgen0e 9eriOnen aus
9eiteut:
6. &. 8ortlep, 3 emit. 8affetnzG ottage
nit @r0geldoB, POI, 205, 209 SOiepbitr.,
peronicblagt auf 81, 100; GbarleS Cobb,
emit. 8aditeinzB o9nbaus nit @rogei6oB,
Safe unb 9earbornit., $4,000; SatneS
Tlemmin9 breiit. 8aditein : 8obnbaus
nit @rOgei3OB, 2949 8auaceitr., $500;
9. 8ermer, Oretit. 8aGiteiu> Q8obnbouS
nit Gyb8eidoB, 944 GroDitr., $1,000;
SpaG6tn8 & WferrtG, Oierlt. 8afiteinz
Moarenbaus nit @rb9ei6oB, 1893 81. Str,
$4,000; Sront &lajDa, Dierit. 8oditeinz
@obnbaus nit 2Gbcn uno @r6gei9oB,
1916 GobeDitr., $500; Sabann & Saz
cons, BRETT. 8a6itetn : g8obnbaus nit
9Gben unb Grb9eicboB, $4,000; 80. @arz
biner. ~Stpeiit. 8aditeinz 98o9nbaus mit@r6z
9eIcboB, III &c. Oaflep 2lpe., $500;
9toinbotp 8rtnting 60, 2(nbau, 1888
@tlcor Npe., $4,000; g8olf Gobeu, BRETT.
8aGiteinzQ 8Obnbaus nit Grbgei9oB, 1851
SuperiOritr., 81, 500; s. Wtiuer, BRETT.
8aditeinz8 obuDous nit @rb9ei6oB, Ntnz
6eiter 2tbe. unb 9oItitr., $1,000; Sobn
Qlnoerion, 5tDetit. 8afiteinz g8obnbous nit
@rb9ei9oB, 0tibge 2lOe., So, 100; 81. 9enrD,
Oreiit. 8aditeinz2 8ObnbauS nit @rbgeicboB,
353 SO. Str., $500; Soc &lauien, %3tpetit.
boppeltcS 6ol5e8 obnDauS nit @rbgeicboB
unb Stau, 237 Belle 9laire 2tOe., $1,000;
EbomaS g8iri9badb, 5tpeiit. 8aditeinz
%98obnbauS nit Gro8el6oB, 6815 Sangoz
month, $500; sc. .. 8ab6, 3peilt.
boppclteS l5s28ObnbauS, 600 6arOaro
Str, $4,000.
, 1894-09-05
Die Camille DudJbOl},
Observation-Disclosures

Ebtc1go &c fottblpeIterltsG enbabm. - Stdet,
" SfftCe3: gtoS. 206-208 GlQrf 9trQbe, ru br
EGfleg 4Oeuue Station uuo am 9eppt. Gde We- ssunS
EiUsie=9tr.
Q6fobrt Qnfuuft
, 1894-09-05
Otto 9 @ e r.

- Der gount0ratb bat a1io 9eitern Sic
6erren GOOl unO 2tnbgren 3u County
S6ulrdt6en getpd6lt; ba biirfte benz 9tOrz
mali6utenzO bcrLebrer Barfer ietn IeBteS
Stiin6lein 9eibta9en 6aben.
, 1894-09-05
- : q, Union Pofeu9er Station.
IyIgnn6g!vanid kinGs.
81 9Eeans., 9anaI. nmo @aaotisn:9tE.

IIdstsOffces: Yin DER Station, III 24S 9. GIGE6
otreBa gde SJadIon, uuo i'm auditorium 9oteL.
8urb=3uge Iabren fUIe iDl9t mad @entraI=3eit:
.2nnIth AAnnLA nrrn-nr Anrrtnn
, 1894-09-05

aGdQli9. b 9Ouutaos ausgen. C Utouta9s au8g.
Rbtco9o, gttEtpanFee q ct. EauI=S tTenBabY
" Stoot=Sidet Of1ce: 207 gIarfs5tr.; Selepbons
Zl5O 9taIt. unIou INSTRUMENTATION: GaHnls aoaEiss
Hno WtaoiipnsStS.
, 1894-09-05
11l9 Ss a94IaH

gate SHORE uuO 2fiG}. Sot9tber9g, geW goes
SeIfrGl, Bolton uIo @ibaag=@tfe1babneH.
&le 3uge geben ab NIB fnmmeu on, lpie f0lgE
&ote Shpre 9epDt. BON 8mrenzStE.
, 1894-09-05

tpur6en geitern an fOlgen0e 8erionen aus
geIteut:
, 1894-09-05

Abfabrt i~@ufuHIt
Shge -- -
S6nea5ug mad 9eS Wt0iHes. 800. 300Wtl 10 $50 q
Sntnois, Soma unD geDrtasGrprsBI 1875 OH' 2:30 q
&eooeHtDprth unb &auIGs Gitp. = $3.50 81 8:lO91
WdnneappIis, St4. & Sipur Saasi' $3.50 9d' 1890 81
SoHet accommodation ........... 4:05 81 9:45 We
g:r1 accommodation ..:.:.-:- + 4:50 gtt s:5oW
ct. So, Atdht1Dn uub &auias Gttn,I
Senoer, gDlo. SPRING. q QuebioI' 500 81 I0;OOgl
ST. 98ortb uuo Geras @rpres. 500 oil 10. ~
&enber, &oie. GpgS. unb 4uebIo. bic
SHaba 81 Sine. C8tg 6ipe8eTtib d. 1000 81 $40 81
Omaha u OF. Saul 9t0ht=GrpreB. K 1910 QIg 1880 81
3eoria u SENDER gtabt=GrpreB. 49,. 1910 @If 1880 81
'Sd9Iib. + au8seuOmmsn Gunutas. / QusQenpm,
Elen Samitoa. MuSgenDmmeu W{ontaa. @ ES6vf
rAg1t1 oS SOfals3u9 bon 8es WtDiues susiL.
Ra&5EaTNazdi &btcagO, 8mrItnatpn 6 Hutncs
ia S4sffsTIfsfsS8 WtIenpGbH.
lFMSSNM Str Eidets un0 @6laflpaeen foreh
Nf#aaEsH Dor in 211 glartsStr. Il. II! Der Union
lAx4MSN1 9aTeu9er Citation, SaHaIs StraBe anA
sA-@AZl MoQmS.
3Ige NbfQbrt WrfuUff
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-03
A Pleasure Ride.

Mounting my Columbia 3S, at Ca naan on Saturday at 12.45 I started out on a pleasure ride of a hundred miles or SO. The first part of the journey was made over the Berkshire Hills to Hills dale, N. Y, this being two hours run. From there on to Hudson. .34 miles from Canaan, arriving there at 5.15 D. m, afteraa splendid ride over good roads. Leaving Hudson at 9 o'clock Sunday morning I took one of the prettiest bi. cycle rides known, from Hudson to Poughkeepsie, through Blue Store, Red Hook and Rhinebeck, stopping at Staatsbarg for dinner. arriving at Poughkeepsie at o'clock, fl miles from Hudson. Monday morning left Poughkeepsie at o'clock arriving in Canaan at ? 30 p. m. The roads from Poughkeepsie are splendid with the ex- cept1on of nine miles, from Pine Plains to Millerton. The journey from Pough- keepsie to Canaan is 5 miles. made four fifteen minute stops on the last ride and arrived home warm and dusty but not in the least fatigued. For a pleasure ride for bicyclists in this sec- tion I recommend this trip, and do it on Columbia, Everyone you meet says you have got the best.
 JOHN c. BRCKLEY
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-03
DIED.

sAwYER-Al Colebrook River, April 26. of cancer, Charles Sawyer, aged 90 years. GoopMAN-At Sandy Brook. April 26, of pneumonia. Mrs Della s. Goodman, aged TT years.
 CAMP-At Hawleyville, April 24. Lemuel F. Camp, aged 73. wIsG-At South Dover, N. T., April 20, Mary Wing. aged S2. KSAPP-At New Milford, April 24. Levi s. Knapp, aged s2 years 10 months. DoLAN-At Merwinsville. April 24, John Dolan, aged e6 years. BELDING-At Poughkeepsie, N. r., April 24, Charles ". Bedding, ex-sheriff of Duchess county, aged 42 years. Funeral and burial at Dover Plains. April 26. FERRY-At Ashley Falls, Mass MayI, Will liam Ferry, aged about 65 years. BURNETT-At Mt. Kisco, N. Y. April 90, Mrs D. Burnett, aged IT. LYMAN At Waverly, N. r, April 2s, of pneu- monia, Sarah Beabe Lyman, aged 46, daughter of the late Philip Schuyler Beebe, of Litchteld, and wife of Moses Lyman, formerly of Goshen. HURD-At Colebrook River, April 2s, Mrs William H. Hurd, aged "A RoBERrs-At the hospital in Hartford, April 26, Master Frederick Roberts, of Norfolk. sKMToS At Morris, April 2s. Samuel ". 8. Skilton, aged 80.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-03
Save Your Plum and Cherry Trees.

A writer in an agricultural journal says: Now Is the time that especial at tention should be devoted to eradica- ting the black knot from plum and cherry trees. If there are but few knots on tree and the tree Is thrifty, cut of the knots and burn them-don't t throw them down on the ground, as they will spread aod affect other trees If tree is badly covered or affected, ,cut the tree do-n and burn 1t up. Watch the trees closely and as soon as knot appears, cut it off In this way we can save our plum trees from destruction aud raise fine fruit
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-03
The Berkshire Burglar Held

The examination of Michael Sher- lock, the supposed silver tongued ''gen- tleman burglar" of the Episcopal rec tory at Lenox. took place in the dis trict court at Pittsield. Mass, last Thursday. He was identified as one of the four tired and suspicious looking men seen at East Chatham the morning after the burglary at Lenox. The Episcopal rector. Rev MT Grosvenor, identified two gold watches taken from the rectory. Sherlock was held in S2500 bail to await the action of the grand jury. John E. Parsons, prom inent New York lawyer. having house in Berkshire, was present through the hearing. His efforts have led to the arrest of Sherlock.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-03
THE SOLDIERS
 [Memorial.l Ry Mrs IL NJ. Sharna.

 With the tramp. tramp, of the soldiers tread Bring white lilies and the roses red; Lay them gently above each warriors
 grave;
 They died for us, our country to save. With the flying shot, with the burst of she'll With the cannon's roar midst fires that quell, Where the battles thicken'd at f1ercest will The Unionists serv'd with heroic skill. In deep trenches where brave warriors sleep, And the winds their mournful yigils keep; Break not, nor disturb, their peaceful
 slumbers,
 For they rest with uncounted numbers. We owe to these-our Union band; We owe to these, this freemen's land: With the Nations flag that waves above, And OCT, the schools with children's love. At the mast of ships that rule the sea Old Glory boasts our liberty; o Wear thy laurels, though gained with
 tears
 And grateful country crown thy years. Our foes, thy valor from us guarded From the danger, thy wisdom warded. Ages, OCT Times standard shall declare This freedom purchased we shall wear. When OCT thy ashes we forget to weep, And can scarcely point where thou dost
 sleep;
 That freedom purchased, shall remain: The Power who inspired our rights, main
 tain.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-03
Desertion the Popular Cause.

The most popular way of obtaining a divorce seems to be by desertion, ac- cording to the state board of health re- port. Desertion furnished grounds for 219 of the 50l divorces granted in 1892. Intemperance was the alleged cause of 1855. Over three-fifths of the diyorces granted were charged to these two causes.
 There is disposition on the part of the judges of the Superior court to make the procurement of divorces in the state of Connecticut more difficult and in this direction the judges will be cor dially supported by great majority of the people
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-03
Headstones for Veterans, Graves.

The work of erecting headstones for Connecticut veterans who have died during the past year has been begun by Stephen Maslen, of Hartford, who has done the work with great accept ance to the state department during the past twelve years. The headstones will all be up by Memorial Day, in time for the memorial observances that will take place at that time. The records of the quartermaster. general show that 1885 of the state headstones have been erect ed since the law was enacted authorizing the erection of memorial tablets by the state. Every grand army post in Con- necticut is interested in seeing that the graves of veterans are appropriately marked.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-03
POINTERS.
Nurse girl wanted. See adv.

Nurse girl wanted. See adv.
 Read O. M. Humphreys business card.
 Read Mrs Schreiber's new millinery advertisement.
 New firm, new store and new stock. Read Ives k Peirce's adv.
 E. P. Hunt < O. talk business, and the prices in their new advertisement also talk.
 Baby carriages is the burden of A. c. Bakers new song-or rather new ad- vertisement.
 4. s. Fassett's new advertisement tells you his motto, tells you what the people say and tells you what he says himself. Don't fail to read it.
 We'll. gentlemen, see if you can com prebend the financial strength of the Royal Insurance Go, of Liverpool, Eng land. The figures are given in N. 4. McNeil X Co.'S new adv.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-03
STATE NE WS.

A little girl in Torrington swallowed the china handle of & toy tea pot some weeks ago. She did not seem any the worse except for cough, but last week Tuesday during voilent it of cough ing the the little piece of crockery flew out of her mouth.
 Nearly all the residences in Thomp- souville, bear fanciful names, such as Doves Retreat" 1.-The Bats Den, D .'Cuckoo's Nest" ''Jim Hickey Roost" and Apple Blossoms" One promi- nent man in the town, whose house oyerlooks & dam, threatens to follow the fad by calling his place "The Dam Site.-Saturday Globe.
 County Health Officer Walter s. Judd will in conformity with thes request of the State Board of Health examine the regist ation of vital statistics in the sev- eral towns in the county, and hereafter violations of the law in that respect will be promptly looked after.
 Burton Moore, of Winsted, has pair of steers weighing 390O pounds.
 The grand jury found true bill against Michael Hennessey of Gaylords- vile, Thursday, and he w.ll be tried for the murder of his wife at Litchfieli on May 9th.
 c. Wells Root, of the firm of Root, Childs & Co.,, was recently presented with loving cup by his partners and employees. The occasion was the 6Sth anniversary of his birth and the 5lst of his going into business with the firm which is the oldest wholesale dry goods house in Hartford.
 The Republican clubs of Connecticut will hold a convention, mass-meeting and parade in New Haven on June 9th. The parade will start at p. m. At 2 D. n. the convention will be held in the Hyperion Theatre on Chapel street, and at p. n. & mass-meeting will be held in the same building.
 The Very Rev James Hughes, l.. L. D., pastor of St Patrick's church, Hart ford, will sail for Europe next week, accompanied on his trip by his brother. Doctor Hughes, of New York. This voyage will be the fourteenth that Father Hughes has made across the Atlantic.
 A patient in the general hospital at New Haven had his larynx and the upper ring of the trachea removed three weeks ago. He had tumor on the larynx. He Is doing we'll and breathes through a silver tube inserted into his throat little below the chin. It is thought he will even be able to talk. It is the first operation of the kind ever performed.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-03
The Latest swindling Schemes

A new scheme to swindle the farmers is coming this way from Ohio. A man comes along and offers to sell the right for new-fangled wagon t1ngue. If the farmer does not bite readily the tongue is left with him. A confederate next shows up and gets stuck on the pattern and offers S400 for It. The farmer sends s250 to man NJ. l for the right, and the job IS done.