davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26

self, one cigar after dinner Is fully
! enough TO furnish me with all the heart
1 disease l really need, but when one is
/ off for his health. trifiing over in
/ dulgence Is to be expected smoked
nine that night. The others did near
| ly as well The cabin soon s1nelled
| like the tomb of Raneses MIL,
which, when opened by the enterpris-
ing Psychologist, had not been aired in
/ tbirty-seven hundred years.
Johnny" said l, about eleven
o'clock, Il can-e down here, Cby re-
( quest,) TO take the air. II really is
good, but don't you think were taking
It too many times? I've breathed one
little piece Of it for an hour and q
half"
This remark relieved my feelings
but did not lead to any Improvement
in the ventilation.
About four o'clock. when the habit
of giving due bills % the skipper in ex-
change for chips had become general.
the game broke up. II ! remember
rightly, il was the skipper who sug-
gusted that it was time TO turn in
got into nv bunk and was speedily en-
joying something which may have been
sleep. but | think it was some form or
asphyxiatiOn. | dreamed that 1 had
died. and that everything had turned
out as might have been expected. Oh,
how hot il was / awoke pretty well
done on one side. The yacht was un-
der way; the day had long since
dawned. and the sun was blistering the
paint on the other side Of the planks
against which lay.
We were drifting down the bay.
There wasn't a breath of wind. This
sun climbed higher and higher, till 1T
last IL shOue on both sides of the main
sail at oace. ! had never known tho
sun TO be so near before. / thought
several times that our tOpmast WAS
afoul of Il.
''Johuny." said 7. 20 Mr. Whipsaw,
who sat in his underclothes on the heel
of the bowsprit, III was good idea Of
yours TO come out here and get cool"
There's breeze about a mile ahead
OF Us" said the skipper. IF we could
only get into it we could run along in
great shape"
Were drifting that way, aren't
we?" rejoined Johnny.
Not fast enough" said the skipper.
"What we need is a white ash breeze
II you gentlemen would get GU, the
@Hl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26

to point, as my grandfather used to
say. What you need is air-good,
fresh, outdoor air-and a chance to
cool off, with perhaps, little light ex-
ercise. Come with us on a little yacht
ing excursion. tn be the making OF
you"
''Who is 'usY" l naturally inquired.
-''Oh, the old gang-Billy Harris,
Jimmy Blood and two or three others
OF the boys"
I'D like to CO." said I. "Asyou say,
little fresh air wouldn't hurt me.
But to tell the truth l can't afford it,"
ION the contrary said Mr.. Whip
saw, Its cheapness recommends it.
We're just going to hire q fishing sloop
down at Bath Beach and go off for a
day or two in the lower bay and around
Sandy Hook. Wen all divvy on the
expense, and it won't cost much"
Wen, he roped me in. He talked
some more about the air, and the cool
sea breeze, and the fun of the fishing,
until at last / was quite enthusiastic.
] haven't been on a trip of that kind
since the year eighteen hundred and
way back, before | was married. /
went home and raked out an old yacht
ing suit which / had worn on that last
delightful excursion, in the year al
ready mentioned 1t was like IN
earthing memory of youth. put it
on. It hung around me like shirt on
handspike. | have shriveled up
amazingly since eighteen hundred and
way back
We went down to Bath Beach in the
evening, SO that we might sleep on
board the yacht. 1t was agreed that we
should speak of her by that title. and,
as we arrived after dark, Twas able TO
do it without serious injury to my con-
science.
The skipper sat on the break Of the
deck house. He was large and jovial
sea dog. with more hair and beard than
one man really has a right to possess.
He also had nose which must have
been handy at sea. II his red light had
gone out he could have exposed that
nose on the port side, and fully salts
fed the marine regulations. He was
smoking pipe. 1t had bowl about
the size of nail key, and it was load
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26


most
atorns
r ' NJ. y 81 ylth
Taren % a. aus
orfutLerEa arsap 10th
kat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
: 9lnl Ireiinn 9b.

- 9tu 5reitas Gbeno. 10 seeeu 9
ubr eripdbteu wlr cine nabeSn 50Warn
,ablsnbe Irmee Die lib ,ai1 unlsrcm
D0ri1su ndberte uno unter 1rommeis
i6las uno 5liutenibiiiien berein mar
ihirt tam. g8r oadten Ihon Gorep
ODER Rellep lpdre nit ieinsr slrmee III
Gnsuae als iuir erfanunten baB es Die
5rtunoe uno Nadbarn oes Ssrrn Sosls
mer iparen Die ibm Su ieiner SobSetl
Elm ,,Sidnoden" briuseu luollteu uno
auh ein iolhes bra6teu. Die Wuii-
fanten tpurbsn pom iun3en Gsemanr
auTs Srsuuolihiie empfanscn nno H.
beral beipirtbihaitet. Die Wuiit a5si
mar iteineriue'dcno uuo ibat nns lebt
nod in ben S6yen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

Gic ,,Nmerita" III 81. 2ouIs ltre'5i;
Die geruirruua III Baibinston bin'
fhtlib Der SarlI-5rass iuddit nit jeoer
s8odc. Gir luollen unieren Sertreterr
TN Gougreb ole stniidt Der ilberiuleStn'
scu MebrSnbl unirrsr b bemofra tt'
| I d CT geicr, ia Der mellten @eldafts-
lcu.c unieres Scii,fs mdt porsntbalten
sindocm iie Monate lang nit 2arIlre-
ben uub SariirciOrmporitih9en bis gun
Grlt,deu pplgrpirOpit porosn linr, "
6 ihuen uebr poer minocr nYSurt"
mas ansenuuulsa lui.o, iuenn uur 'r9en'
Guuas RAID nnseuommen ipirp. ssas
pas 9auo rcrlausi, 1T Dor Nllsm o.
Secubisuus ess 3uitanres Der llHl'1sr
beit iiter Die sntiuilissn 9Oaldse, ipsl
hc ieben @sItdits glufidlpuu9 ldbHi.
N,itt nur Die ..slmerifn." ionosr
brr,pe,t nnbere bemotratiide 9sliunse
: toSsln bas Ierbatisn Der bsmotrat'ld)e
Soltspertretsr. .Sofienttld iuiro %
s,plt Die Scrrtn lei Ger ndhfen ssa'
talt ltClleu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

aisidrau,s, See Cream 5rses..s.
o;useriutidsu, siuSsr,uasen. sOssl'd'
: sias arabines.9bar,n uHS .5enfsr'
ia,,,,s i,s.; sai,ball. .gsaaren olIer sirt. w.
"a. - IN orsstsr auspaht uHo su tiiltssr
lsreilen BEL q. e'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
tnhisfeY.

Iaymcr Die Iilr Die beuoritsberoe
grilo,e5eit sinen Sorraib bon g9bisteu
eiusuiracn eeoenfen, tuereen es in ibrenI
Satc;tlie finoen ibre Gintdufe tei ms
~ moheu, oenn mir fubren nar gnier
Siuii gno perfauien osHielben biat9er
ais lbr nuf seiuiiien Sldsen lir ldie6
tercu Stnnps bs5abien nin6t. ssI'
uertlnitn @a,s!ep BON 8int bis 81
u @aloueH.
brrfin & Ietii,
on osr WarttltraBe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
9uiammen. .......... IS.

,0uIQU,HitH- Cow
Serr 2ouiS 8esemaun iuuroe pon
Serrn @uiiar 2uetheb uno Serr aug.
Yesemann il. bur6 9errn 8. Senlins
ir. als Ritslieoer oorseidlasen.
Die 8erlbie oes arrangements une
Brcis,9omite iuuroen enisesensenonl'
meu nao Die beiben Gomites nit Dan'
entlaIsu.
Die Ginuabueu am EreisldicBen be
fisien iib aui S106.
5olsenoe 8eduungen ipurotn sin9c'
re,dt uno beSahlt:
90. aleni, fir Bnubpi;. ....s 10;
s. Sosritsr, fiir Mabl5eiten &C. S.5l
W. Gberlin. fiir Breile ullu.... 100.o(
5ulammen. ......... Sl09.5;
Sitrauf Sertaguns.
5ris gang. Se'rsiar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
Sos neus,Itenrue Ssit 8 Der ,.V ar

Sos nsussIttenrue Ssit . Der I'D
,eufaub e. briust Die Jorilesuns eer
Romaue ,,9ie MariiHsflauie', ooh
ans,pis Gauabpisr, uno .3ie Ssrls"' ;
NON Marie Scrubarc. Inter Den at'
tf,lu hsbeu mir cine arbeit oon u,
ssrpruw bsruor, in iuelder aus anlas
oes llnIaGs, Ger pen Sailds'eroanip'e'
GINS" auf isiusm 8sae nad ste'O y0'
,sbn Gage fang gum spiel esr'sSsus'
uodte. Die M1itisl unS sSsgs sur ss'
m.iouns peruriiser 5auarieu a'ise'nd''
; peroeIeet wsrsen. Die Saufratl0n y
wie INNER iuraiaitis seipdblt un0 aas
Iscflbrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

SUI iu0ii6en Jrantrcib uno 6tn
nUrolIden SpaHien iiel am iebten Conn
Ing eIn tleicr S9aec uuo tiiiere 2dltc
lttli!c iid en-. Die Der Qanolpirtbitnit
unbtrc5tnJdren Shaoen SaIii9te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

Jh Geutudp uno Tsuuciiee bot es IN
orr WOutn9 Ndtt bel ibaiier SGltt
gei4neli. SH 2onson, 9p.. uno llm'
9cQtro iUa eer 8sijtu total ruinlrt
fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

6arben, Dele. S,niel uim. bellsrGas'
liidt, su iesr n,stereu Yreiim i'm Ga
gle Trus Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
3ur Ooriibtr SCR County Court

5ur Oorllbtr btr County Court !:
@ir NIB enmddtist. Nerru
NM. MEYER
US sareieat ilr Sitsere. .wdbIuu9 sum
aMis ets Sorliesr Der Gouuts Court an;u-
assta. uniermotien Der 9nti6tiouIig peI
"pasliiaHilheu Gounis Convention.
SH bnb srmddtlgt, Gcrrn
CHARLES N. MATTHEWS
W eaneieai iiii bo5 9tmt ees 8priiyers be
Ss Ssnhis eourt an;u;etaeli, rmternorttn &c
Sal0sieans Der republifauilben Counts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

9as Stua.s,Iterbauburcau uerIenoet
al ,Sarmer nit &rantbeitsnolIen lnll'
iirie "Chinch Bugs, mel6e III Den
,Scloern in S5reibeIt seieBt iperoen lol'
lcu, um Die seIunbeu Safer anjnltsden
uno beren lluiersan3 bcrbei5ufhbren'
Dicics 8criabren bat li6 III 9eutlt'
lnno bel ben Sarioifeltdiern san5 gut
bewdbrt. Mau crbdlt bieie persiftster
"G6iu6 Bugs, iuenn man cine fletne
SadpulusrsSilhie nit 9elunorn adfstr
al 9r. 3. Ycrter in Columbia, Wlp.
/ lruoct, ,ueldcr oanu oas SeldB nit IN
fi;nteu Gdisrn geiiilt Suriidlsnbet. Wfn
Ilenpe sle,hjeitis NIT Der Sanne elnel
8riei MT scnausr storeiit bes @elnd
Iteaers, ,uttdjer Die Ser'anoitofsi 8
ita0eu bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
Shiiben.O Oerb rbanSlunSen.

Rsselm0Btse Seriammlnus beg Sers
manner Sharf Sdiiben Sereins. ben
~. Mai, 1894.
au monntliden Beitrdsen gin9en
etn .....S oo
6iir bic 6ranfenfaiie. ........ 400
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

Gie III Gieuslano, O., absebaltsne
GOnIsreuj Der RC1Iensrdber uno 9ru-
b,nbeFBer iIt reiultatIos perlaufsu:
Gritere iuToerten 20 uno 70 Gents 2sbn
(pcr Qonns.) 2egtere bOisn 60 uno IS
Gents. SHiol9e Geilen onuert Der
StrsIt iort uuo lpIro nit pergrOBerter
Nliterte,t gciabri. gu GenircIia une
9nSnue i'll SQ,nO;s. NtrOu in Ebio unh
Cripple Gresf in Colorado 1T es ju
btuiigcn 3uiGmmenit0Ben 9etommen
uno iino in SQiuojs uno Colorado bic
Mll,jeH auigebOtcn wotbeu, nm Die
6ube INSTRUMENTATION.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
Cir GouutY. : S;hlhnlsiitsr ::

gsiI IEs tm1duGl ANeIUu
LOUIS MEYER. SIN.
als Eaueieut 'iIr g&igoUGywu5lung ium
Ante hes Z tGUmuueJs ur r'd5tordoe
gountu au;u;tgeu uUi,rmoucu Der vHts
iSnsune bsG yegub,iIGE,idcH Gountp Sou.
Hrtnu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

2lus etm Gcu9leS ut nibts yteuss
por Ueoeutuus gu beribten. Ser Sc
not qudlt iid nod Immer nit Der De-
bntie uber Die Unit mrbr als AGO
Amendments uno .Scrbsiierun9en" psr'
iebgnt) g1itiOn.SiQ nb; oas Guoe II
nod gar niht abSueben. Is iudre
plGr5niug on Der 3eit. bnB im Gar6tn
9,uoe SuetgnatiOns Serlammlunstr
Qe5llteu wiiroeu. I'm ss9en ol!e ipelie-
reH 9eba'teu gu prptrltIren mIo elnt
| l1nelle Grleoi9un9 otr ,,2ariI'6rd8s'
su ue,tnr9cn. 9as 2ano mil iplilen
nlc ts onrnn lit. &epublltaner ip;'
0emotrnicu iuiini6eH Die irfort;se @nt
i6 ioun9 iitsr Die uurlicsenoe Cart
%orlase. Glnrr.ei mas cas- &elultn
Der 9tbIlmmun9 ieiu wire, i1llmmer
Jolseu iuie Die jcbl9e lln8eplBbctt II
gelbdIiru bat, fam lie nitt brlnSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

Dir NIB ermdt u3L perm
JOHN j. SAL ER
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

ala Gouo bat INK ou5 amt res AlitnoT5 an:
,u;sigsH, uuttuUoUud btr NH'l0 s'o"'B 0''
,gpusIlfauIlheU uuEtg CouucEtioH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

RiT NIB umattai. NlIH
JACOB IAPPME1 II;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
S'T hRs umdc t'gi. Ntrut
JACOR RpFSCH

US y. ean>lSat i;T sas slnt oss Sberiii pon
Saseenaoe Scunis au;ueteeu, lmterworien
- ~ ynhetleuns otr rcpIt lIianIldltu eonHs
y eoupsuiiou
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
filr NIr.uit GItrF
Sir nuo uwuhuGt iNtJru
G.. NJ. ELLIS

tls Soueieet fur bd5 Amt oC5 Circuit Glsrf
au;ul,iosu. uutswol'.u 0cr Gutihclouug
stT rSputltdHl'hen NoUnip NHHUtniioT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

ala GanSlbat iur oa5 t,mt ol5 antnora oh'
,a;tisu. uUtewora oT tHi'ds'enn9 otI
fuublliauuhgU CoHut1 NouOHiion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

Ru nab tImuhult. Sem
CASPER SCHNEIDER
ale gaueihot INK SG5 amt 6e5 AiisnOr ait
H,tiotu. uHtuWol'W oCr Snphgloung osr
rtpablltdulitM GoIu;; GouUeu.Iou-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
{ pHs trmOttIJ. Nerrn
AUGUST KOCH

ass eansieat iiir Golut0 Ridter pom lilo'
nen Cirldi an,u;sigtu. untCyrorreu or
gsiltheeuns Ger r,pHtl.taulhen eounip
SeHpmtinn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
&Inuo ClmddtiQt, NCvru
CHARLES flGGER

fur Gouutv,Sit'tir POM iu1lihtu
Olitrlfi.
SE liHo umddiG!. A,trm
CLEON BANTER
eis Ganelsat iilr C0Uu.u ,Rtd)tcr pom lno=
etn Strrtti dr;u;ctatU. llUternorlen Der
eailat'enn9 ou leput.,fnulhen Sonnlp'
eenrtnticu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
.fur Goucftor

5uI NNHtIINI
kiI nab srndhrGt. Neyru
J. MARTIN kIN NJ
ais Gansisdi iur oos 3img hcS solicitor an
iultigsu, untcrpoUfeu bcr VHuhCtoun8 etr
TtpHtlifdutidru CdUutN ouucRticH.
Sir lino timldi,0t. NTW
JOHN Nj. SHOCkLI
eIs Gaubitat iar baS Amt or5 Goiletior an
jayistu. un:Crwouu Ncr Gntlhtlbun9 ocr
rpukliiaRlideu Is ouuig OHotntlou.
Sir nHo umldt0i. Neuu
T.. ". WILD
els Gausieat iur Nos am 0t5 NoIeTtpr ont
ini,iesu, uRitvporiCu Der @ut'delOauI Der
stPHelu oH,hCu raHniu q oHucntl0n.
&I Npb clmdduQt, Ecyru
CHARLES EUGGER
als GanelSat tur oas limit tcs Gouettor at
lgtiath. uutUu olttu otr Vntl6 eloan9 ttr
TtFuhhiauidcu 9oUH,V SoUucnljon.
Str nab srmdttJat. iNfuu
CHRIST. kLOSSNER
ais &anSlSot iut tas 9lrrt bcs Goldtor at
iiinatu. uTtcrwOrlCU EEL SrtldeIsuu9 be
IsPabIliaH7'btu Scuuiy Convention.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
Z VINO ttUiUuil g. y tt'A
G.. II, HONEEID

aIs GaHajoat iuT l&,tetrtrwaJlInj gum
aHit hes Guulu Vluf 'Iir VdstonGoe
9euatp duSu;sigtH. uHterWoueu Der VHt
iasisung esr ytpub,taHI'Icu NoHntp eons
utHieH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

Eir Nno umadigt Ntlu
EDWARD WILLIMANN
ala gaubloat iIr 6c5 !tmt 6cs 2gienors alt
m,tiaeH. uEtUWoIl5H otr "ntlhcloHn9 oer
ispublitauihsu GouHl1 HouUcTi'on.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
,fur ShlrUf
Su RnS srmIdti5t. GERM
JOHN IL. MEYER

as Saneildt Iar t&,tocrcuDabluu9 gum
Slais ess SberlW 0UW;5igGr. untaworrtn
si'eeussuiiou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

SSw hHe trm0diigt. yNcrn
SIMON KRUGER
As eduelSat iur 6a5 9tnt o5s Sberin ans
sasslSeH uuterDorlsU ocT On tidCioUng oer
uPHe ttanihtu GEuUtg S0nu cnilcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
Su l'ne srnIdtt!gt, ecruI
TAEAN-I.-r-t-,, nr>-

LAFAYETTE MAUPIS
ss eaneisai iiir has Amt oes SberilI pom
,ssSehaoe eonnt9 du,u;ei9eu. unierlpors
"a GET eut'teiouu9 hrr rtpublitGnilben
eeunis GeuUturou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
W0Gsutlider Narftbsridt.
@rtreioe, Wsbl MIN.
i,Seu 1reitas eorrisirt BON es
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

Vrsoufit
Gcrr,girt uan
WM. EBERLIN. grettr.
Gie anaeaebeneHgreiIe iucreen oou Den
Sdnnlern T meiiens imI auihe bssatli
3utter, per 9funn ........ lu-11s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
Cur County 1lttf
Cur 2lNtNor


ala ganSleot iur ta5 4mt 0s5 2in'nors an
,a,sstu, uHitUUoUH Der "hIlgs'o"H0 ot'
ItvublItanl'1su t0uHiq Nonueni'o".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01
Sabrgaus 3s
Ganoioatell . Yn|elgen,

Ransielish ~ gre yrrra ran tieier 8sgft fttHe
ass tssssit ...,s4i .sar EasnssH ar HoHntB.EeHi'
hs.S5asa .s9,sfs Dr s5 s Josgtgt,mi,' ,y sE@ ..
eSlae .. L.; ~ lslii 55,liil,,i s, e-sraareghus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-06-01

8ep Siro. Serr vi. Seiu,G
lua 5il. SINE SHith iraieu iestn
Ssoiaiag in oea gbsitlno. Sid Sam
s5unoSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-28
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Fire yesterday destroyed Hotel Pull
man. one of the finest hostelries in Hot
Springs, Ark.
The first soft crabs of the season ar
rived in Baltimore yesterday. They
were from the Rappahannock river.
John Conway, at one time prominent
dealer in tinware, stoves and hollow
ware in Northeast Baltimore, commit
ted suicide yesterday by shooting him
self with revolver, while in a second
band store on Harrison street.
Rev. Clarence w. Bispham, rector Of
the Chapel of St. Alichael's and All
Angels, Washington, and Miss Eliza
beth Casey, daughter OF Capt. Sias
Casey, of the United States navy, were
married by Bishop Paret in Washing
ton yesterday.
Throughout the southern and south
western States the cold wave did great
damage to fruits and vegetables, oili-
Gals of the Atlantic Coast Line in Will
mington, n c., estimating that the
damage in sections travcrsed by their
system is not less than 81 100000.
Secretary Herbert has received .
despatch from the officer of the wreck
ing vessel Orion, which departed from
Boston to save the hull of the Kear-
sarge. which stranded on Roncador
Reef, stating that the kearsargc has
been burned aud is total wreck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-28
T0-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CoNeN.s .irnY.


ALLIANCE, O., March 2S.-Coxey's
army evacuated Camp Bunker Hill ear
ly this morning and by forced marches
on foo. and via freight train moved to-
ward Camp Digs near Salem. The az
trologer claims q strength of 30, but
Brown and Smith, vino are conserva-
tive. put it lower. The war CORES
pcndents have ne*er Yet counted 100
in line. Brown says that the actual
strength only develops a meal times.
The farce is likely to continue lust as
long as farmers and merchants are will
Ing TO feed the wanderers who are hav-
ing good time without responsibility.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-Gen. Coxey. of
the CommonweaI army. arrived here
IN a binding snow storm this morning.
After breakfast the General visited the
horse pavilion to attend the sale OF his
tFotting stock which ne expected would
take place This morning. but was much
charmed 20 learn that his horses had
been sold yesterday afternoon. He
was very angry when told Ms horses
had been sold for $50. Is he expected
20 realize Al least $1,000 from the sale.
-'en- Coyey will leave Chicago tonight
. join the army al Salem. Ohio. TO-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-28

TIE COTTON mills of Georgia are
running OF full time and have orders
that will tax their capacity for the next
six months. The slight reduction
made by the new tariff bill in cotton
duties has no terror for them. Indeed
il the duty on cotton goods were en-
;irely removed, all the cotton mills in
the North would be moved to the
South, in order to reap the benefits OF
the superior natural facilities OF this
section for the manufacture of cotton.
So great are the advantages referred to
that with free machinery southern cot
tons could compete successfully with
those of any other country in all the
markets of the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-28
COMMON carNcrr

AZ regular meeting q the Common
Council o.; the city Of alexandra. y. be,I
March 18th, l-Ji, tacse ssers uresea;.
Hubert oGowten. 60 President. .19
i.s-Hs. Thompegn. Fisher. ErzE.. Ks.
Ncssb-ch, H-1rls5n, eaton Sc-de.. Ualer.
Eaanon AMI llcCu-1-
Inc President ANNOUNCED ne deati o: NJ.
I" :. Moore. nen5er from tae gir.. ward.
and presented the following rs55 ..or.s 9r;..-.
were unanimously adopted
ke53iyei. I4z- ~ ruc-1t.-s of;h.. C.e,1rl5,.
Council o: : 's-.:Gr--4 h.T- had VIA DIP
.eg1c. d tae deat.- % their &c .75l..z.z1e. s.
: al7ofe - Z abr y N Ce-acloa Con-
O.! iroIa che Flr.- 5sarll
Re=olTsi. Tn; y m de2,a O.: n 49,
i-is p9a1d h-= .0=r Courteous z-l5 ...Sic5z1-
member. oae who tos o7e- a f. 4z--e- O; > go
t1-:' hst i2ita:1i-? -eY.=-ezce. rs gs-. IL
tbs BODY, AID Igacse coE-=e III: ere- Ten
ratified By q constituency wlo returned :..aa
2: each election hold
Rs-o.Tsi flfrthes, Ina : ,ze 1i=,eizz..o-
- l'rl 7icsroe ---eIe1,.-.z ~ l5-. . g5o.s
c.-izz1, wlo he'd lauo-ed fo- 1ers -
tl-s. u his IL il 1er iazsl..;7. az... - liz
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

In the Richmond Circuit Court yes
terday Bishop Augustine Van De Eyver
was admitted as a citizen Of the United
States.
Mr.. George w. Gay died at Char
lottesville yesterday afternoon. lie
was train inspector in the employ OF
the Richmond and Danville Company.
Belva Lockwood appeared before the
Circuit Court of Richmond yesterday
and asked to qualify as counsel for a
client. The judge took the application
under Amusement.
The cold snap of Monday and yester-
day extended throughout Virginia, the
mercury ranging at from II to %. The
early vegetables and fruits have been
badly damaged and in many instances
killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-28
OFFICIAL.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

st p regular meeting Of the Beard oi
Aldermen held March 9th, 1854. there were
VIM. II. Marbrry, esq. President, and
Ncssrs. Lindsey, Burke, Hinkcn, Carlin,
Leadbcatcr and Sweeney.
Resolutions adopted by the Common CoUn-
eli Tor the rcfuading to certain plumbers and
others MONEY Gepositet by them previous 10
oreninc streets for plumbing and other pur-
poses. also providing that in future such per-
in;ts he granted only to occupicrs OF horscS,
were taken from the table and again laid
over
Mr.. Loadheater, from the joint Committee
on Puhlc Property and Finance presented q
report in rcgarti to the matter OF easing and
and finally selling three lots OF ground re-
longing to the city ut and near the outlet lock
of the old Alexandria canal The report
recommended That the property be leased 10
Mcssr.. Rouse & Poh for period Of thr'e
years mt an annual rental Of four hundred
dollars pavablc quarterly. the lcssees at the
cnd of that period TO be allowed to purchase
tho same for FIVE thousand dollars. The !c-
mort was rccommtted to the joint committees
for further consideration IN conjunction with
the Corporation Attorney, the latter 70 BE-
authorized TO draw up the necessary ordi
nance in connection with the matter.
Mr.. Carin introduced the following re3o!u-
ton:
1894. the SALARY of the Treasurer OF the city
OF Alexandria be and IS hereby fixed at the
srnl Of five hundred dollars per annGm.
Mr. Burke moved that the amount be sXed
=, four hundred dollars, but subsequently
withdrew the motion aud the resolution was
adopted by the following vote
Ayes, Messrs. Lindsey, Burke. Hinken,
Carlin. Leadbeater, Sweeney and Mr.. Presi-
dent. Noes, none.
MI Hinken, from the Committee on Light,
presented communication from the General
Electric Company of Washington, proferEing
the sale OF dynamos and arc lights TO the city,
and the communication was referred 10 the
Committee on Light.
The report of the Auditor OF the number o;
burial and building permits issued by him
during the year 1898, was received from the
Common Council and their action concurred
in. as was also their action on the report OF
the Committee on Streets in regard to the
cost of proposed improvements on Fayettt
street, between King and Cameron.
The action of the Common Council in adopt
ing the report of the Committee on Streets
| recommending an additional appropriation Of
$500 for improvements now in progress II