davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-02
Olbrzymi pozar
w sk1adach drzewa.
Szkoda zrzadzona: blisko diva
miliony.
Sceny przy poaarze; nieszczescia.
Dzielna pomoc ze strony stray
ogaiowei. eaie miasto
oswietlone.

Wezoraj W calem prawie miesoie
wida6 byso jasua iune pozaru, kt6ry
srozyl sic W dzielnicy po}udniowo-
zachodniej miasta, W miejscu, gdzie
nagromadzone byly olErzymie sklady
drzewa, kt6re przes blisko pie6 60
dzin jasnYm pionely p}omieniem. Po-
Ear rozpoczas sic wkr6tce po godz. q
i trwai prawie do p6lnocy: ale zape'
wne potrwa dni kilka, MIN co do
iskierki przygasze sic zgliszo1a, je,
szcze ciagle tlejace. Me obeszio sic
tez bez innych nieszczes6 i, o lie do
tychczas lo}ano skonstatowa6, ma.
stepujace os ,by zosta}y zabite lub u.
szkodzone:
Zabici:
Lieut.. John McGinn, re statku
stray ogniowej Geyser, umars W
szpitalu powiatowym wskutek popa'
rzenia sic przy ratowaniu.
William WollenteU, zam. pm.
683 Union ave., stracony W wode, u,
tonas; zwsoki zoaleziono.
Opr6cz tego, jak donosza, dW6ch
nieznajomyoh mezczyzn utone}o, u
17letni nieznajomy chlopak zginas W
p}omieniacb.
Uszkodzeni:
Kap. Burns, ze stray ogniowej,
promieniem wody sikawki twarz
uderzony, ma ozo mocno uszkodzo-
ne.
Fqherty, strazak, mocno popa
IRONY, gdy wpadl W pfomienie, rzu
cony W ME przypadkowo rozchwiana
lima.
John Gary, 23letni strazak, zam.
ma rogu 2Oej ulicy i Ashland ave-,
mocno poparzony W twarz, ramona i
piersi.
Lieut.. Daniel Murphy, re stray
ogniowej, uderzouy przez spadsjaca
deske; zabrano go nieprzytomne
go.
j. p. Phezan, strasak, zam. p. n.
2947 Arch str, mocno poparzony,
rzucony W p}omienie tax jak Flaher-
ty.
Otto Richter, zam. pm. 33 Blair
str, spadl ze stosu drzewa, ma diva
zebra zlamane wewnetrznie smier-
telnie uszkodzony. Jest W szpitalu
powiatowym.
Opr6cz tego niewiadomo, co sic
sta}o Johuem Mros jego zona
kt6rzy mieszkali mad rzeka przy Lin.
coin str.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-02

stosowania sic do sygna}ow ia
po1skiego okretu Naniwa.
Kilku aolnierzy dosta}o SIG
do skaly i uratowa}o sic. Pub
kownik Hanneky W cudowny
sposob sic uratowal; przyby}
do Chemulpo W korea6skiej 10,
dzi rybackiej. Ziozyi on rapport
o walce brytyjskiemu konsulo'
wi i doda}, re chi6scy zofnierze
walczyli meznie do ostatka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-02
Burza.

LANCASTER, Pa, l sierpnia.
Wczoraj 'popoludniu nawiedzi-
Ia miasto gwa1towna burza z
niewielkim deszczem, a wiesci,
kt6re nadchodza p6lnocnych
j. wschodnich czesci poHiatu,
donosza o strasznych spusto
szeniach tam przez burze zrza'
dzonych.
Ma przestrzeni % milowej
g}6wnie tytoniem zasianej pa
dai grad, kt6rego ziarna do
chodzi}y do wielkosci orzecha
i zniszczy}y Gale zasiewy. Tax
re i kukurydza zniszczona, a
W sadach wielkie zrzadzone
spustoszenla. W sasiedztwie
Wilmer, pare mil ma wsch6d
cd miasta, dzisiaj farmerzy
sierpem zrzynali tyto6 znisz
czouy przez grad: szczeg6lniej
wzd{uz grsnlcy Chester County
burza szala{a i zrzadzi}a szko.
de ma tysiace dolar6w.
POdpalacze.
MIDWAY, Mass, l sierpnia.
We Walpole wielkie panuje
wzburzenie wskutek podpala
MIA, o kt6re oskarzono pania
Susan J. Tyler i pauia Emme
L Foster, juz aresztowane'
Pozar powstal W ma}ym skle.
piku przy South str, gdzie o.
bic wymienione mialy maga
zyn stroj6w, podczas gdy u 60.
ry,w lynne domku mieszka4y'
Wnetrze domu zupe1nie sic
wypall1o, a podczas gdy drew
niane czesci domu zaledwie sic
osmalily, sprzety zupe}nie sic
spaIi1y. Obudzl1o to podejrze,
ME, gdyz dowiedziano sic, re
sprzety bJ}y ubezpieczone ma
$4,000. Przedtem W lynne do
mu podobny by} pozar, kiedy
tam mieszkala siostra jednej z
owych kobiet. Obie aresztowa.
ne zapewniaja, re SO nlewlnne'
Jednakowoz Towarzystwa ase
kuracyjne maja podobno do
wody, re isunia2o cd d{ugiego
czasu sprzysiezenie, W ktore
ma bye wplatanych Z oi6b, j
wskutek kt6rego W ostatnich
miesiacach okoio 90 pozarow
mialo W miescie powstawac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-02

jest poszko lowanych, gdya straca ro-
bote. U kompanii elekt'yczr ej Sic
mems Hslske straci robote 800 ro.
botnikow; u S. K. Martin & Co. eco,
Perl, Lowe & Co. 200, jeszcze
okolo 5OO-1OO0 niekt6rych firm
mniejszych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-02

chorowania a 81 wypadk6w
smierci, a W Kownie 1877 wy
padkow zachorowauia, a 46
wypadk6w smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-02
Opis pOzaru.

Pozar odkryto wkrotce po godz. 6
wieczorem. spostrzegs go stroz kom-
panii Lumbermen's Protective Asso-
citation, poza parkanem po wscho-
dniej stronie Lincoln str. W poblizu
szopY, naleascej do s. K. Martin q
Co. Zaalarmowas stra4 ogniowa, ale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-02
TeIegramy zagranicHne'
Wojna Chin z JapOnia,
Urzsdowe wypowiedzenie woj-
ny. Chi6czycy zaczepia,
jacy.

morskiej potyczce z dnia 25
lipca brzmi, jak nastepuJe:
Chi6skie krzyzowce, Chih
Yuen i Kuwanii p}yne}y cd
Kasan, a okret transportowy
(jak sig p6znieJ okazalo Kow
Shing 2 faga brytyjsks) Z
chi1skimi zolnierzami ma po-
.kladzie, kt6remu towarzyszyl
okret woienny Tsao-Kiang,
p4yna} z Toxic do Kasan. ia
po1skie krzyzowce Akitsusu,
Yishino i Naniwa spotka}y o.
ba chi1skie okreta Wojenue W
poblizu Pantao Island. Chin.
czycy ME salutowali, tylko
przeciwnie przygotowywali sic
do zaczepki. Azeby wydostae
sic z wazkich ciesnin, W kt6-
rych sic znajdowano, trzY ia
po1skie krzyzowce zwr6ci4y
sic ku otwartemu morzu,
Tsoa Kiang zacza} scigae Ma
niwe. Wtedy Naniwa obr6ei-
Ia sic i skierowa1a sic przeciw
dwom chi1skim okretom. Chi
Yuen i Kuwanii cofne}y sic,
a Chi Yuen wywiesl biaia fla
ge ponad faga mandary6sks.
Wskutek tego Naniwa wstrzY-
ma{a sic re strzelaniem, a O.
kret transportowy przeplyna4
kolo Naniwy. q Naniwy wy
strzelono W powietrze na znak,
by okret transportowy sic "a.
trzyma}.
Tymczasem Chih Yuen zbli-
ayl sic ku Naniwie do 800 me-
tr6w i wystrzel} torpedo, ale
ME trafil okretu japo6skiego.
Wtedy z Naniwy zaczeto stree
lac do Chih Yuen, kt6ry po-
czsl uciekaG. Me doscignieto
go.
R6wnoczesnie drugi okret
wojenny Kuwanii stOczyl po-
tyczks z japo6skim krzyzo-
wcem Akitsusu, ale r6wniez
musia} uchodziG i schroni} sic
miedzy wybrzeze a lawice. :
Okret transportowy mia1 6
dzial i okolo 1000 zolnierzy ma
pokladzie. Kapitan tego okre-
tu chcial sic poddac, ale ME
dopuscili do tego zoinierze i
smiercis mu grozih. 2 Naniwy
zaczeto do niego strzelat i "a,
topiono go. Kapitana i innych
niewielu uratowano na To-
dziach Naniwy. Okaza}o sic
p6zniej, ze byl to Kow shiug
i 2e by}o ma MIN 4 dowodzc6w
batalion6w i Is pu}kownik6W
armii chi6skiej.
Skoro rad iapo1ski dowie-
dzial sic, re brytyiski okrst 20
sta{ zatopiony, wyrazR swe u
bolewanIe W obec brytyjskie-
oo reprezentanta, oswiadcza-
lac, IL skoro sledztwo wykaze,
se Japonia niesiusznie posta-
pila, Rad Japo1ski "a szkods
zzrzadzona wyplaci odszkodo-
wanie.
TOXIC, JApoNlA, l sierpnia.
',Rzqd japodski uwiadomi1 tu,
teiszych representative rla-
dow zagranicznych, ze pomie-
day Japonis Chlnami panu-
is stan wojenny. Znaczy to ty-
fe co wypowiedzenie wojny,
Rad chi6ski zabroni} po-
slowi ,japo6skiemu telegraf.
canie porozumiewaG sic z rza
dem.
Japohski Rad poleci} pos2o-
vi swemu W Londynie wyra-
a;6 rzadowi angielskiemu ubo-
lewanie, il okret wojenny ia,
no6ski zatopn okret transpor.
towy Kow shing, kt6ry payns2
nod faga brytyiska. Kapitan
Ealsworth kilka os6b za1o-
.; Kow Shinga uratoWali sic
.s,a lodziach japo1skiego okre-
tn Naniwa.
LoNDYS, 1go sierpnia =
lax sic dowied1iano, Kapltan
Tow : - Shinga ME chcia1 VIDA
- y potyczks j zosta1 zmuszo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-02
ZatOpiOny statek.

New YORK, 1 sierpnia. W
poniedzia}ek rano barka rybac
ka Antelope zosta}a zatopiona
u 3awic Novel Fundlandyi
przez parowiec linii White
Star, Majestic, kt6ry Ia MIA ma
jecha}. By}a godzina 4 rano i
gssta mg2a panowa}a, kiedy
parowca dostrzezono barke tax
blisko, il niepodobna by3o u
niknae zetkniecia; parowiec u
derzy} o MIA i rozbil ia. Spusz.
czono natychmiast }odzie i u
dalo sic uratowat Z os6b z "a
}ogi, podczas gdy 6smy, nazwi.
skiem Gabriel Mitchell Blu,
rim, N. F., utona}. Jeden z u
ratowanych, William Moundy,
tax by4 pokalony, ze wkrotce
potem umar3.
Demokraci Stanu Iowa.
DEs MONIES, Ia, 1 sierpnia.
Konwencya stanowa demokra.
tyczna dzisiaj zebra3a sic tu
przed poludniem W Calvary
Tabernacle. Obecnych bylo o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-02
GOscie z Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, 1go sierpnia.
Cz}onkowie komisyi socyali-
stycznej z Hawai-, kt6rzy wczo'
raj Wieczorem tu przybyli,
wieksza Geese dnia spedzili W
hotelu. H. A. Wideman, jeden
z tych cz}onkow,w rozmowie z
reporterem ME chcial zdradzic
ostatecznego celu komisyi i
tylko tyle powiedzia}, re ko
misya przybyla, azeby widziec
sic 2 Greshamem, a moze i z
prezydentem. Doda1 jeszcze,
re ME chodzi o przywr6cenie
ma tron krolowej, tylko o po-
zyskanie dla niej pewnego cd.
szkodowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-02
TeIegramy KrajoWe.
KOnferencya krajOWa.

WASHINGTON, DC, l sierp-
MIA. Demokratyczni cz}onko.
vie koDferencyi dzisiaj znowu
przez dwie godziny odbywali
narady, a potem ez4onkowie
[zby wyrazili nadzieje, ze
wkrotce przeciea przyjdzie do
porozumlenia. Nawet i Sena.
torzy oswiadczaja, re poleps1y
}y sic widoki. Jest prawie pc
whose, ze porozumienie nasts-
pi wskutek wzajemnych pew
nych ustepstw Senator6w /
czlonk6w Izby. Go do cukru
zapewne AMI clo przez Senat u
sUanowione, ami uwolnienie cd
cla przez Izbs projektowane,
ME przejdzie, tylko jakies po-
srednie znajdzie sic wyjscie,
podczas gdy zadania prezyden.
ia co do uwolnienia cd cla re.
laza l wegli praH dopobnie 20
stana uwzglednione. Po nara
dach Wilson Montgomery u,
dali sic do Crispa i odbyli MIN
konferencya przez POI godziny.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16
Peculiarities of the Calendar.

An exchange has complied the fol-
lowing pecu liarities which are to be
found in the calendar:
The calendar offers certain curiosi-
ties which are little known. The fol-
lowing are few of them: No century
can commence on Wednesday, Fri
day or Saturday. The month of
October always commences on the
same day of the week as the month
OF January, February, March and
November commence on the same
day OF the week, whereas May, June
and August commence on different
days. These rules do not apply to
leap years. The ordinary year is al
ways finished on the same day Of the
week when it commenced. The years
repeat themselves is to say,
they have the same calendar-every
% years. ... .. -. I.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16
snaiipox Scare.

Passssngsss who arrived on the; M
go. 1T evsninErepoaft theldsssh %
. teamster named johnson, who left
Amedee last week for Lakeview, Or
Tho oftizens OF Alturas, learning that
the man was sick with what Was Dup
posed to be smallpox, held a meeting
'And appointed commftt5e . to be
that he did not reach the town Of
Alturas. It was reported later that
he died at a house ON the wayside
near Likely.-Reno Gazette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16

=. Hoods Pills are purely vegetable
perfectly harmless, reliable. and efficient.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16
silYer Part1 NTestint.

The State Central Committee Of
thS Silver party will hold injecting
g Reno, Nevada, on Wed6sedsy.
May 70, 1894, at 10 O'clock Az "a
full attendance ID requested
G.. s Nixon, Chairman.
II. P. FLANNERY, Seoy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16

L. Burkbart is ready to do all
kinds Of painting, paper hanging and
decorating on shortpotice. He guar
antees to give satisfaction SO Go to
him when you need anything in his
line.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16

Friend Of the family-Why, Katie,
you've lost wheel of your doll carri-
age. What has become of it2
Miss Katie Mamma says Papa
got IL in his head the night he went
skatin' all over the town. I Expect
it's there yet.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16

Aafne display Of silver ware u FANCY
dishec, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
;ft9sstA At the Ell, M, Cos, a. Call and
INSPECT these goods, whicH" are the
finest In their line ever brought e.
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16
LOST

A blue horse, branded on left
side, run away from Elko April 10th,
with saddle and bride. A liberal re-.
ward will be paid for the return Of
the horse, saddle and birdie to :,
- I'll. l.. SToDDARD,
[4.30 2w Elko, Nov.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16

Breakfast bacon is said to be nj
most a cure for dyspepsia, and is one
of the best things a dyspeptic can
eat.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16
Congressional

WASHINGTON, May 15.-In the SEN
ate to-day Allen of Nebraska intro.
duced resolution calling upon the
Secretary of the Treasury for intorma-
ton as to the total number OF persons
engaged in protected Industries, the
number whose wages are claimed to be
affected, the proportion of persons in
the United States dependent, upon a
foreign market for the sale.of pro-
ducts, the number engaged in pro-
tected industries who are native citi-
zens, the number naturalized and the
number of alients, and also the pro-
portion of native or naturahxed citi-
zens being displaced by aliens.
Chandler asked that the resolution
go over until tomorrow, and that
Allen in the meantime ascertain
whether it was possible that the
Secretary could comply with the re-
quest.
Allen called attention to the fact
that a similar resolution was passed
in 1886. The resolution went over.
The bill fixing the northern boun
dairy of the Warm Springs Indian
Reservation Of Oregon was passed.
The bill providing for naval train
ing station on the Pacific Coast met
with opposition from Mitchell of Ore
gon and squire of Washington, because
it specified San Francisco harbor as
the location. '..:...
The Vice President has announced
the following committee appoint
ments: Patton, on Claims, Indian
affairs, Epidemic Diseases, Agricul-
ture and Forestry; Proctor, on Fisher
les: Davis, on Censns; Nc MILAN on
Naval Affairs.
The tariff bill was taken up, and the
chemical schedule passed.
Aldrich offered an amendment to
put duty of Is per cent on coal tar
products.
HOUSE.
The House Committee on Pensions
to-day voted to report the billincreas-
ing the rates of pensions of the Next
can and Indian wars from So to SIT
per month.
Representative Caminetti of Cali
fornia had introduced a bill to give
this increase to Mexican War pension
ers, and the committe decided to ex-
tend it to Indian war survivors.
Meikeljohn's amendment providing
for Congressional investigation of
the Carnegie armour plate fraud
charges was ruled out on point of
order. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16
Galva, Kansas.

&C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass:
Dear Sirs: twenty-five years ago had
bilious fever, and typhoid fever, and for
five weeks lay like one dead, but at last
I pulled through and got up around. I
soon discovered on my left leg just above
the knee small brown spot about as big
as three-cent piece, which pulled up but
did not hurt me or feel SORE I did not pay
any attention to 1t until two years after
when 1t commenced to spread and have
the appearance OF n ring worm. 1t itched
and burned and commenced doctoring,'
but to no avail. L r.,...s. :
Got Only Momentary Relief, -
And sometimes not even that. could not
sleep nights, and on account of the itching
/ scratched the spot until the blood would
run. In hot weather my elbows and all,
my Joints were just the same, and what
have suffered cannot describe with q pen.
Last February I tried an herb for the,
blood and it broke out in the worst form Of
q rash all over your body. 1 began my,
scratching, and scales would fall Off The
sores discharged and 1 longed to die.
Finally my husband bought n bottle Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and had not taken
more than half it before began to change
for the better. have had four bottles,
Now I Am All Well :
but two little spots on my leg can nows
sleep and eat we'll and work all the time. L,
iamA years old, and the mother, of eleven.
Hoods S Bsfii'a Cures:
! Z. .
children, and think 1 can do rs much as
any one my. age" MRS. PHEBE L., HALL,
GaIya, Kansas. Get HOOPS.
E. Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, reliable. and efficient.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-16
FOR SALE.

# .
The heirs of the late W. +. Ross!
deceased, offer for Gale the property
belonging to said estate, consisting OF
land and improvements thereon, Inn
provements on ranges; about 600
head Of cattle; 500 head Of horses;
M,000 head OF sheep and. a mercantile
business at Mountain City, Nevada,
This is, one. Of the most desirable
pieces Of property in the State, and
wee wish to dispose. of it in "A whole
within the next thirty days for cash
For further particulars write or ap-
ply to, o., -......,..,.. ,.........,t.. .-err.
=. .-~ Ross & FREUDENTHAL, 3D..
.. Mountain City, New. ,
or .. M. H. ,MILLER,l /.
-. .--.,.,.. Blko. Nevada.
Elko, New, April 20, 1894. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21
Dasc Ball Notes.

The crowd at the ball park yesterday
were better satisfied as to the reason the
Senator's have been losing steadily than they
were with the excuse given by Manager
SchmelZ, that the umpires robbed them.
Repeatedly men were on bases with none
out, but the Washington men couldn't send
the ball outside the diamond.
The error column is sometimes misleading.
The official score gives the local team but
pppe. ptsE.ereSted spectators didn't look
at 1t that way.
The Washlhgtons showed no team work
yesterday. They played as though it was
thelr first game. There was no attempt to
advance base-runners. Unless a batsman
could hit the ball half way out of the lot
ne did nothing.
Brown was quickly pulled out of the box,
when Manager Hanlon found he was being
had cake walk" with him. That was
tire difference.
The fact that kicking doesn't win games
Is shown in the case of the Baltmores.
Captain Robinson rarely makes an obJec-
tion-when he does, it is done quietly. AS a
result. umpires pay attention to what he
says. OF course there are loud-mouthed
the club more harm than good when they
ciatter.
Hoagland, the new substitute umpire did
fairly well. He has had little practice be-
hind the bat.-Baltimore American.
Pitcher Tory Mulans. who was exchanged
for Pitcher John Clarkson of the Cleve-
lands. lost his first game to the Ioaisvilles.
They scored only seysn hits off him. but
punched enough to win.
Hawke, who pitched for Baltimore yes
terday shut out the Washingtons without
a hit last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21
LET HIM GO.
How . Lynching in . Texas Town
Was Averted.

How . Lynching in . Texas Town
Was Averted.
From the Detroit Free Press.
There 10 a town in Texas SO poor and
measly that its own inhabitants stay there
only because they are as poor as 1t is,
though. perhaps not quite as measly, for
they are conscious of their condition. What
ever else they are they have a strong sense
OF state pride. and they will hang a man
as quick for horse stealing as win the in
hapitants OF the most fourishing and rich
est city In the state. Some time ago a
s,ranser IN the town was arrested on sus-
picion and held until the recent disap-
pearance OF two horses could be invcstIgat-
ca. Before the investigation was concluded
the citizens held a meeting and decided to
nave public trial Of their prisoner. He
was brought out on the square, end before
they had found a tree suitable for their
purpose a man In the crowd recognized the
man.
Friends and fellow-citizens." he shouted
from barrel he had climbed on, you are
about to make a dreadful mistake. This
gentleman Is not a horse thief, but a friend
OF mine, and a reputable citizen of the city
OF waco. He came here during my absence
Louis" ~
What did he want here?" asked the
spokesman OF the citizens committee
He came on a matter Of business
Name his business"
he came here. fellow citizens, to buy
real estate and make the town boom"
The committee held a consuItation. and
IN few minutes the spokesman was ready
to report.
We'll. colonel" he said. addressing the
man on the barrel. as he united the prison
ers hands and took the rope from around
MS neck, on your statement that he did
not steal them bosses we will let the pris-
oner go; and. besides. speakin' of his bust
ness mere we amt the kind Of people that
tne gentleman from Waco got back 10
waco as iast as he could with q busted
boom on his hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21
SAVED BY LAMBS,
An Engineer's Strange Experience on
Southern Railroad.

a Southern Railroad.
From the Chicago Record.
well, it was May 22 when l was runnin'
my 'commodation train on the Knoxville
and Jellico. Ever been down there? Guess
We don't know, then. how the track snakes
round them Carolina mountains. Too steep
to run straight down, ye see-land We in
day after tomOrrow-So ye have to crawl
down from the Swannanoa divide, in an
out, in an out, half a dozen loops on one
hillside. And We dassent run any too fast
neither, count O. the sand slide that's may
be waitin' fur We just round the next bend
Glad In off that road. j tell We.
well, 1T was nasty kind O. day, any
how. Sleetin' and BLOWN, and the clouds
hung down in front O. me like curtains /
lost time, too. at Asheville, waitln' fur a
pesky freight to get out O. the way; so l
was in a tearin' hurry and not the sweetest
temper. you can bet. Toward evenln' / was
whizzin' her along, thinkin' about Round
Knob and a hot cup Of coffee, when, some
ways ahead, 1 spied sheep in the cut.
There she lay, right across the track, with
two lambs snugged under her. I whistled,
kSAS and ! wsulaat "a Minded III the old 3
sheep so much. but them little white Embs
somehow put me in mind Of my baby, the
cutest chap We ever see, and 1t went acrost
the grain to run 'em down. Had to slow
up, anyhow; 1t was right at a bend, and
yelled to my fireman to shove EN- off the
track. Well. ye never see whittier face
than that man come runnin back with.
Stop her. Jim! For Gods sake, stop her
shortr he hollered, and II you'll believe 1t,
Just around that bend was the biggest land
slide 1 ever want to come acrost. Took us
good hour and half to shovel 1t off down
the hillside.
Yes, sir; there's some mighty queer
things in this world and that's one Cf EN-.
1 amt much on religion, but IL It want a
clear case O Providence / miss my guess. "
And the big engineer strobe out to his en-
CINE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21
THE TURF.
Alexander Island.

The talent had another hard day Of 1.
at Alexander Island yesterday, only one
favorite winning. There was the usual good
crowd.
First race. half nlile-Eniily w. won: Pill
grim, second: Consolation. third. Time, 81.
Second. six and half furlongs-Detroit
won: Grand Prix, second; Keime. third.
Time. Ia.
Third. five furlolgs-Johnny won: Little
Charlie, second Delury. third. Time. 1.Oi.
Fourth. four and 4 half furlongs-Black
Child won: Miss Bess. second; Gypsey, third
Time. 81 L.
Fifth. seven furlongs-Pink II. won: Sue
cessor. second; Middlestone, third. Time,
1.32 1-2-
Washington Park.
Like nearly all of the six events al Wash
inston Park, Chicago yesterday. the fea-
ture OF the day. the Lakeview handicap,
worth Si.110. went to an outsider Gath
won at odds OF 10 to l. He was well played
by his owner and his Memphis friends.
First race. six furloEgs-Strathol won
SiSnora, second; Uncle Luke third. Time,
1.2l IL.
Second rnilc-Pat won; Lulu T.. second;
]. y. b.. third. Time. I.46 IT,
Third, Lakeview handicap. thrce-quarte.s
OF mile-C.ath won: LISA ok second; Frank
K. third. Time LIS "a.
Fourth. one mile and seventy yards-I.ou-
doun won: Charlton, second; Calumet,
third. Time, 1.b2
Fifth. six furlongs-Rover won; Tariff Re-