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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-10-05

"h' ApNHNN WY VI W W ~ Sapth NIpNNJ
till the captain came. The captain
brought them into the saloon and
stood them under the lamp. One had
his nose all over to one side and a
piece OF scalp hanging down over his
forehead so the hair and blood hid his
eyes altogether. The other-that
was my man-had both eyes swelled
shut and his lips both split in frent,
while he walked with II terrible limp
in tile left leg where the dog had
been chawing him.
"'Y0u've got enough this time
SAID the captain. You'd better hunt
a doctor
Next night it was my turn to go
ashore. l found my sweetheart wait
ing for me, and more alrectionate
little darling than she was at that
time no one ever saw. / think we
must have spooncd and held hands
for an hour or so, and then she said to
NE:
"'Bill, what ship do you belong to ?
Somehow that question sent a
shvcr along my backbone, because it
made me remember all about the
licking the two runners had got the
night before, and was now in Cali
fat. where the runners and everybody
stand together. However, ] mad,
bold to lie about it promptly and say
"'l'm mate of the Lolcr. Why dc
you ask?'
"And do you really and truly low
] me, Bill p she said, so that | couldn''
help saying | did, and did, too.
81 knew it, Bill, she says, 'ant
you'll do what l want you to. Your
, the bullicst sailor that comes init
this port and you can lick anything
, Last night my brother what's a run
, ner for Spud Murphy, and anothe
, was down on the Croesus looking fo
: couple Of sailors to goa deep Sc
voyage, with two months advance
+ They got one man and the promise
. another, when as they were leavin
, her the mate and two more jumpe
, on them and beat them shameful
! and then the mate set his dog on II
: brother, and il bit a whole mouthfl
out Of his leg Oh it was shameful
He can't walk step. But the otll'
can, and he'll be here in half an hou
He'll go down to the Croesus wit
you and pick fight with the mat
and l want you go along and tai
a hand in. viii you do it, Bill? /
just 90 with you first to see my brothe
and then you won't need any MOI
!, coaxing.
> "She was reaching for her hat G
! the bed post when | stopped her.
, "Wait Il Bit said l. THAT mate
on shore. He told me where he W;
q going, and If you want to Sc son
i, fun that's worth your while, you g
your friends and that other runn
4 here, and I'll be back IN fifteen mil
utcs.'
"Then l kissed her and took
II ncak. ALI, she had the rosiest cheek
n and the bluest eyes and the swecte
! disposition l ever saw, but, matte,
never went back to see her. 81
~ lived in Califat, up on the hill, iowa
the bay, and they all stand togeth
:. up there"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-10-05

"Whistling for half an hour after
meals Is" says Mrs, Alice Shaw, OF
whistling fame, 'stlIe best'possiblc aid
to digestion. Try it, weak-chcstcd,
slender -throated sisters, and profit by
my experience. 1t might do very well
II they whistle In the Kitchen while
washing dishes or while handling the
broom, but they should refrain while
entertaining company In the parlor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-10-05
Secret Societies.
SCRANTON.

100. 7. Scranton Lodge No u. m cctsr rv
cry Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall ut
1::N O'clock J. p. Fox, n. g.; Il. ID. Bccht.
Secretary.
Scranton Encampment No. ~. meets every
ad and 4th Friday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall ut 7::O o'clock. II. $. Rourke, 9. p; V.
ROs Scribe.
Knights OF rythias. Mississippi Lodge No.
so. meets every Thursday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall ut 7:,M o'clock. W, A. Cox.
&C: B Browne X. of 5.
knights OF Honor. Scranton Lodge No. 1894.
meets every I'd and 4th Monday evening at
Odd Fellows Hall NJ 1870 o'clock.
7. & A. NJ. Gulf Lodge No. 40. meets LIST
Fridays In each month at Odd Fellows
TALL NJ q. Pankcy. W. NJ: Geo. J. Santa
Cruz. Secretary.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-10-05

When the truth hurts 1t lnflcts a
wound that Ia deserved.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-10-05

A law In Norway prohibits any per-
son spending more than five cents for
liquor at one visit to a public house,
and alcoholic stimulants are supplied
only to sober persons
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-10-05

That the country has finally corr
menced 10 earnest To shake of'
fects Of the panic OF last year : ~
coming apparent from all the trace
statistics which come 10 hand.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-10-05

Gov. -elcct Woodbury. and Lieut.
Gov-clcct Mansur, OF Vermont, have
each an empty sleeve. Each left his
arm in Virginia some thirty years
AGO.
, 1894-03-26
Cine eIeftriide 6urtel Podbahn,
hamiIton Runt's plan fir oie &0fune DER
SbneQperfehrsfra9e.

Die v8ropertD Smners @lectric 8eIt
babni6leife in Der inneren Stabt, uno tbre
8eiiirporter glaubcn baS Yroblcm elmer
8ermittelung beS S9ueaDerfebrS mach
auen Nicbtungen Der Stabt bonn @el6dftS@
mittelpltnfte ber1elbcn aus gelDlt 5u baben.
Die Soee fir 6ie geplante 6o6ba6hz
i9leife gebt BON etnem t0errn 6. 6amtlton
6unt aus, ser in auer StiQe leine PlGne
lotpeit gcf0rbert bat, 6aB bic Contributions
arbeiten t1 2(ngriff genommen tperoen t0n1
men, iobalb bic @eieul6aft ben notbtgen
6reibrtef eriptrft baben ptro. go iagt
tpeni9itenS 6err Suut.
0tacb Sen 8lGnen, iowett tie iebt ge6ie6en
itnb, iou bic geplante Sblcife ben gan5en
n0rbli6 bon Der 6arriionitr. 3piicben Dem
TluB unb benz Gee 9eLe9enen She'll Der
Staot etniblieBcn. Die Houte iol ctpa
mie foIgt 9cben: Gom Gn6punfte 6erQlueD@
8abn alt Der GongreBitraBe einen ball
ben 8Iod uDr6licb bis su Der NlIep,
oonn 0itlih bis SIT Ser 2lQeD 3ipii6en
Q3a6aIb unO Oti6igan QlDe., n0rbIib gu
Der 2lQep 5tpiibcn Safe unb @. @aterftr.,
meitltcb sur Srouflin1r., iiblicb an Sranfz
lin bis CUR @aIbin9tonftr., tpeitlicb an biez
ier CUR Marfet, iiibli9 sur SafiOnitr.,
oitli9 CUR Tranflin, iiOlt6 CUR 9arrtion,
0itIi6 5ur @ongreBitraBe. 4u9 lit cine
3wei9linie l1acb Dem Sutnnis @entral
Ba6nbof an bet 3. NOe. porgcieben.
Sir ben 8etrte6 Der 8abn 1ou Glefz
tri5itGt benuBt meroen. Der 8abnfDrper
1oQ ooppelte @eleile erbalten un0 bon 0er>
ieI6en 606e lein, tpte Die i%ibrieen 6ocb6abnz
f0rper.
Ser 6unt bat angeblib bereits Sic 53uz
thinning 6er na6benannten @runoei9en7
tDiinter fir feline 8lGne eripirft
Serb. N. 8ed, fir bas NuSitorium F.;
Clarence Bcf, Walter 8ef, 9apio &eueD,
@6arles S. @rep, 9ticbter 2ambert 3ree,
S. 8. @low, Sobn u. Seedlings Cons,
Wtartin q, 8perion, 6reberid s.. 8tniton,
st. 9. SbepparO, SacOb 8eil, 6oDne
State, s.. S, 6ambIeton, 6apben
0@itate", Braun & Sits, gilbert q.
Wfunger, Watlon y@ltate", 6reer yGitate",
s. B. 8latcbforb fiir baS vG6icago 3beoz
logical Seminary, Die y8aptiitG geological
Union, Stcele, 8eoeleS & Co., Sobn
&ran3 uno s.. 6. 9uranb fir bic Marine
QliDciatton.
9as OelD 5tr Nlstlbrung Der Yl0ne
cunts iou Ourcb Nus8abe unO Gerfauf BON
Bombs arfgebracbt merben. Die Soften
Der @iirtelbabn iinb auf etlpa So, 800, 600
Deranl6lagt.
Sb 6errn cunts BlGne oertpirflibt
tperDen OOer oemielben S6tfiaI Der Ser
g~eiienbeit anbeimfalen tperoen, mte beretts
8ablreicbe anbere gldne, pirb Die 3utunft
lebren.
, 1894-03-26
2lusftaten fir itd0tifde 6aswerfe
Oas muthma6Iidc RefuItat Ger 6astrni
r11teriubnn9.

Sails bas 9fe1ultat ser ge9entpGrtigen
llnteriucbung in Socben Oes @a5trults Die
@%rbringurg DcS 8elpeiieS ietn miro, OaB
Bic bier groBen Gbica9oer @aSgeieuiAaften
ais y5ruit" gu betrabten itno, 10 mtro
Chicago oieQeicbt 0O3 no6 ctgene itGottlcbe
@a9merfe erbaIten.
Sol. So6n g. Cooper, elmer Der Setter
Ser llnterlt6u19, iagt, baB tener 8epeis
bereitS poQitdlloig erbrabt mor0cn iet, un0
boB Die @ntibeibung 6cS @eneraIitaats@
antpaltS ii9erli5 BEN bier @aS9eieu ibdfz
ten ben 0arale5 maben tpilroe.
Die Sachlage lit fur5 Die: SIT Der Bez
tpeis erbracbt, DaB bic bier groBen0aSgeiea>
ibaftcn einen Sruit bi[Den, 10 Da6en tic
no6 benz @eieb tbren 6reibrief oerpirtt,
uub bic Stobt fam tbnen ieber5eit Die
0eiterbcnuBung tbreS R0breancBeS Der7
bieten. Die @eleui6aften plroen ltcb ges
n0tbigt ie6en, tbre Nnlogen gu Derfaufel1,
unb Der So6la9e 9emGB fDnnte 9ftemano
ol1bers bieielben t~aufen, ais Die Staot
ielbit.
0as Gigentbum Ser bier @aS9eieui6af7
ten lit nit 6DpOtbefen gum Betrage por
500 1000, 900 b%elaitet. Ser tbatlG6ltbe
@ertb 6erielben miro etipa II bis $4,000,
600 Dollars b~etragelr.
Die Staot f6unte ben Gonlulnenten @as
au 80 @entS pro 1000 GubiffuB liefcrn unb
babel nod einen 10 9rOBen@ewinn e%r5ieIcl,
baB ie ni9t NIT Die 3tnien fir Die
$40, 000, 900 9ppotbefenibulben 5ablen,
ionbern nocb cine bebeutenOe Summe, ettpo
cine Miuion iGbrltcb, 3ur 9lb5ablung oer
S6ulb lclbit iibrig bebalten fonntc.
BUR GerptrfGi6ung bieicr Soee III
oler0tngS porerit cine Gntiheioung babtu
n6t6i9, baB Bic bier Gbicagoer Gasaeielle
ibaften, nGmli6 Sic @as Sight & GOff
Company, Se Yeople's, Bic equitable uni
Die Goniumers @aS 60, tbatld3li3 elmer
Tru1t biloen.
, 1894-03-26
Der pruntYs2n oroproSe6.
Die DertReioieune bat oas mort.

8or benz &id6ter G6etlatn, ipeldbcr felt
heute tpteDer i'm alien Grimtnalgeri9tsz
@ebGube ietne SiBun9en obbGIt, be9ann
Wlat. 8lafburn beute feline GertbeiOiz
9ungSre6e fir Wc9talD, &urt6 unO
@arren, tpel9e 6cs @tnbru6S in bic Bobz
nung. Ser Samilie 8runtp an Der 80. ID.
StraBe lno Der @rmorbunQ beS alien
SameS 8runtp unb beS Sobnes geter
8runtD an9etla9t tparen. Ser 9taubmoro
tpurbe in Der 9ta6t pom IA. gum Is. Nop.
1893 %began8en.
98dbrenb Scr ~5ipeiftIn6igen &e6e Derz
iu6te Der Spreber, all Der 6anb Ser 3eu7
genouSio9en Der Srou 8runto unb Oer
30cbtcr Della un6 Sable, 6eren Sbentifiz
cation Der brei Nn9etlagten ais trrtbImz
ltdb binSuiteQen. 0egen S6luB Der 3euz
9enDerna6me in 6ieiem 8roceB trat cine
ben Qn9etlagten eiinittge 8enoung et;t, 6a
Oieielben elm Quibi bei9poren, tpeIcbeS Sic
9~tntloge nibt erfolqreib eribittern fonnte.
Ntit groBem @ei1id wuBte Wtaj. 8ladz
burn 9epiiie 8iberipriidbe in Sen Nusiagen
Der Wtutter uno &0btcr gu benuben, nm
0eren 3eu9uiB ais Elm un5uperlaiii9es gu
6QrdcteriItreu.
, 1894-03-26
Starb pdbreno ser Operation.

So6n SO. 9onoDalt, elm @efGngntBz
pGrter bes GountD> @efGngniiIes, uno Der
eifrtgite 2lnbGnger oes re~publifaniicben
Qllberman@G anoioaten Ser Is. 0aro, So.
iepD 81. BANNERS, itarb geitern tpG9reno
elmer SperatiDn, bic bon benz Or. 90. 8.
Copeland BON 866 Q8eit Monroe StroBe an
tbm DOrgenonInen tpur6e. 0onopon mar
am Is. 0f6r3 BEL Ser Yrlmdrpabl in Dem
6auie gfo. 1879 Mllnoutee 2tDe. nit etnem
Wfanne, NomenS Sbomas Burteu, in
Streit geratben un6 erbtelt bon Dteiem
NIT benz ibtperen @nbe elmer 8eitIhe einen
10 tpubttgen Sblag ms @eitdt, bdB er
einen 8ru6 beS Iinten Badenfnocbens oa>
Dontrug. Die 8erleBung, tDelber 0ono>
ban anfdngIic6 feline beionbere 8e6eutul1g
beimaB, Deri6ltmmerte it9 bon Sag 81
Sag, 10 baB er geitern 8ormittag ben ge7
nannten Nr5t na9 ieiner @oDnung in 6em
!6auie I'll @lf @rope Qloe. rutet lieB.
Or. Copeland erfLGrte 1pfort, baB Ser
8a6enfno6en 9ebrocben fei unb 9eieBt
perben miiie. @r bloroformirte ben
8atienten rno nabm banu bie Speration
Dor. 9telelbe cling ducb glatt bon Staten,
Oann aber eripieien iib ale CUR Wieberbe>
lebung bcS 8etGubten altgepan6ten Ofittel
ais fru6tlos. 9ouoDon, Ser nacb 2[uSiage
Der 2ler5te an einem 6er8fe6ler lit, mar
pGbrenb Der g%farfoie Oeri6ieOen.
8urteu mar balo, nacbOem eS befannt
9ctporOen, baB CT 9onooan m~iBban6elt
bate, Der6aftet, muBte inbeiien tpieber in
Sreibeit 9eieBt tperben, na9oem Der Ser
leBte 3tpeimaL nt9t i'm @eri6tstermin err
l6ieren mar.
0OnOOan par 43 Sabre alt un6 bers
betrot6et.
, 1894-03-26
Die Giienbahrarbeiter.

Die Gaftern SuinotS>8 a6n bat fir i6re
iGmmtliAen Q(rbeiter cine am 20. QLpril in
8raft treten0e 2obnrebuction angetiin6igt.
I'm elm gittlic6eS llebereinfommen nit Der
8a6nuerpaltung 81 t~reffcn, relp. Sic 2obnz
reduction unb eincn barauS itb m09licberz
peiie ergebenbenSt ob5upenoen, pollen
oie oberiten 8eamten Der perlcbieoenen
Srben Ser i'm @iienbabnbienit beibGftigten
2eute 6erte OOer mOr9en bier cine COME
reno nit ben 8eanten Ser 8a6n abbalten.
8ereitS itnb Ser @roBmeiter Der 8riOerz
icbaft Der 3u9beoieniteten, un6 g. $.
MtorriiieD, Gice : @rOBmeiiter 6eiielben
OrbenS, beiien Obbut Die O~rOeuSangez
b0rtgen an bcr Gaitcrn SuinoiS 8abn
unterfteut ii1b, 3u Oieiem !3pede einges
~troffen. Die anOeren @roBbeamten tpers
Ben beute etntreffen. Bis gum 5, 9(priI
miiiicn bic Q(ngciteNten Ser 8abn ibren
@nti6IuB fa1len.
, 1894-03-26

@benObiatt Der SQ. @toats8tg. l Sent.
, 1894-03-26
Der 3ie9rlbreuutr : Streik 9e=
mlrltt at AnsOebntn9
limo nimmt etne fir sic Qusiteben.
oen eunftiee Wenoun9.

Bel Crane Bros. febt es nod INNER iehr
tribe aus, aud ole in Ger 5uooftr. sSabrif
wollen beute 2beno an oen Streif.- Die
Gaftern Jlinois=Sa miro ebenfols
pon einem Streif beoroht.
, 1894-03-26
GncOrportrt inter ben @eIeben Oes Staates SainOis)
Capital $4,000.

9trettoreu-&. e.. Sean, inner gong Song Song,
q. 8. SatIou.
8eomte-S. 80. Suffer, 8rdi.; inner gong Song
Gong, SbaBmeiiter; 81. s. SadiOu, Setretdr.
uuier gong Song Gong lit EN- regular g~rubuirter &r3t
uub a~SuuOar3t iOWte @barmoclt, in Song Song,
@bina, uno beabiidttgt feline Wte0i5lneu fir Die 6eilung
BON 1o9etanuten unbelbaren &ranfbeiteu 81 oertGuieu,
garontIreub, 0aB ieoes 9eilmittel Die Dpu Inn ~aH9efHbra
ten GigeuIdaften beiiBt, Doer bnsielbe ui6ts toiten piro.
@r fam im Sabre 1878 nit benz bineiifen SeIauDten
mad NalbtngtOn, 9. g., unO bat oiele Sabre @%rfabruu9
in Der dr5tIi1eu YrariS, iolpDbl 3u 6ouIe aIs aub in
oleieu Sanbe. @r ~pratti5lrt ge9eupGrtie ui6t,
oerfauft aber feline 9%eilmittel, iuelfe ans mur5elu,
&rGuteru lro &tn0eu 3nIammen9eieBt uuO brett DIN
@biua tmportirt itnb. 9ieIel6en ptrfeu eiufat beiIeuo
unO limb 9dn5lid) b~0rlulos, aber BON punoerbarer 99irs
flung auf Die &eioenoeu. Seiue 0eilmittel beiIe1 uQe
Groutiben Srantbeiten bel 0tdnueru, 7rouen NIB Sim.
beru-mldnnlidbe uno lpeiblt9e S6pdhe, Scrofelu. Sp=
pbiliS uno ale uure9eImdBigteiten Oes 8lutes, 8beu=
matismls, @atnrrb, 9rigbti9e &ranfbeit, 2unqen=
&rartbeteu, WoTerIudt MOrpbiu= uuo S%prum=9a1ter,
ipebe &u9eu, SDspepiia, 9eu=GSieber, S%nIOmuia, gerpos
fiat, Gie6er uuo Ngue, Aft6ma, Soubbeit. 9ibt, 9aras
IDTs, aae SDrten @iirmer, g~tn6ti6neiB, S6arbod,
Sal5fuB, 9dmorrbuiber, 8Iutuug, Sudeu oOer 8orItoa
Bung, 6iftelu, @erftopfuH9, &C.
Inn brtefltde &nfr1gen 1pirb ge6eter. Sine 9eihe BON
Sra9en perbeu uuf @erlon9e1t 5ugeIauot uuo bic qeetq.
neten 9eilntittel prompt nodJ GmpfaH9 Der Nutlport nab
aneu Sbeilen bes 2an0es QeIdldt.
9as @ublifum lift eingelaben in ben ~eleaanteu garlors
unO &abOrotorium, 1448 @aboIb &penue. oeqeniiber
benz Sibbp=@efan8niB, por5uipredaH. telephone 3
Soutb.
ollie 9eilmittel iperOen 9orontirt, OaB ie furirer.
2lnI3uID, nj, III BAN
, 1894-03-26
Oes Gtnbruhs befhul0iot.

Die bier 8ri6er Samuel, gfibolaS,
Wft9Gel un0 Saco6 8eder, f~erner Soiepb
0arritD unO Mi9aeG S6nepp tpurben belte
Wfor9en benz Nidter &erften borgefi6rt,
nm itb ge9en bic Nntlage ocS @inbrlcbs
gu pe%ranttporten. 9erlelbe lpar in Bic
8trtbi3aft go. so 6ope Ctr. beriibt NOR
ben, tpelcbe Der SEQ. 1874 eugene Str. tpo6uz
bate SoDn Sauier fiir5lib BON So6n 9(oam
Sting gefauft bate. Die Qlngetlagten
tpo0nen in bem benoc6barten 6auS $50. 48
6ope Ctr. uno in ibrem 8e1iB murbe elm
9uBeno Tlai3en Q8ein, 300 Sigarren, elm
SAP W9tste0 uno anoere 0aaren i'm Sc
1ammttpertl BON $3.50 ~9efun0cn.
SIN &aufe Der beuti9en 8~er6an6luno
i~tellte es iic9 beraus, 6aB Scbnepp un0
@arrttp ni1t al Dem 0taub bctbeiligt tpoz
rem uno le tpurben entlaiien. Die bier
@ebriiOer Befer ertIarten, baB elm geipillcr
v0ace0" Die 8etn1aiHen na6 ibrer Wobs
nnng bracbte. 9icier r0ace6" lit anideiz
neno cine tQuioriiche 9erion. Hicbter
&eriten crbnete al, bah iener Mtanu bis
morgen sur StelIe geibafft tperDen ioIte,
unO itclte bic bier 8ri6er bis oa6tn untcr
ie 5000 8iir9i6aft.
, 1894-03-26
Grfdof ietne 5rou,
6rau ella Kurb auf Ger Kir5iefr. Bride Don
5ranf u. Kurb ermoroet.

Nm Somitag ~9tac6mittag um 3 ltbr
tpuroe Srau @ua &urB auf bet &in5teIt it,. :
Bride BON Sronf q. &urB ~eri6oiien. 6rau
&urB, Die ber goltSei unter Dem 9lame1
Truu Woran betannt mar, Eebte nit ibrer
12lGbrt9en GoCbter in benz 9iraro 0otel,
185 @. QSalbingtOnitraBe.
Nm Samltag erlbien tie in Ser 9esplaiz
neSlt Station uno Derlangte einen 0aftz
befe6l 9egen tbren @atten, Der ie unb ibre
Sobter nit Dem Sobe be6robt babe. Sbr
wuroe elm 6aftsbefebl pe9er unor6cntliz
cben 8etragenS ausgeiteIt, un0 in 8e9lei>
tun9 oeS 9 0lt5iiten Strattpn uno 6eS Ser
9eanten GbarleS Eocbe be9ab iie itb mach
0er @de Der Uftlmaufee 0Oe. unb 3ateltr.
no tie &urB gu treffen periprocben bate.
2ebterer mar aucb BORT; ais er aber lab,
'oaB lctner. 6rau 3tpei 8eamten foLgten,
lcbOpfte ct Geroobt, nobm feline Srau am
Nrme uno 9ing nit tbr i6neuen Scbritles
Die GanaIitraBe e%ntldng. On Der &in5iez
itraBe panbte er ib9 0itli6. Die 8eamten
paren 9efol9t.
Gur5 Dor Der Bride fa6en 6ieie &ur3
iteben bleiben un6 befttg auf ieine 6rau
einreOeu. SIM nG6ten NugenbLtf rib er
CLlC1 JtSppLuCl uuo W. SutOe ullU IeuetIG
icbneu btnteretnanoer pterS6iiie auf feline
Srau ab. Die erite &ugeI traf lie in BEN
&Opf, un6 itc taumelte idbtper b~ertpunoet
9e9en boS 8riidengelGn6er. IroBoem lteB
ber ltltbolb Ser eriten nod bret att0ere folz
gen, bic ale ibr 3tel erreicbtn. Die 8eamz
ten i~titr5ten Derbet, fGnOen iebO9 6ie Trau
bereits tobt.
&urb purbe nah beftiger @egentpe6r
oerDaftet unO na9 Der 9esplainesitraBenz
Station gebrabt, ST. ertdrte, baB erieine
6rau ericbolien babe, tpeiI tie ibm untreu
gepeien lei.
Die Gobte mar 80 Sabre alt un6 aus
Canada geburti9. Sic mar Slert nit Ell
nem gewtiien S. 6. Wtoran berbeirat6et,
Der iie ieoo6 nacb Der @eburt Oes &inDeS
perIieB. Sic lteB ii6 BON tbm icbetOen unb
beiratbete &urb, Der banals nit ether Sir
fuStruppe reiIte.
, 1894-03-26

asns go nhs stm memsa 8eft.
, 1894-03-26
Trou @eoroe WecSmber, sic lire

Trau George McOmber, Sic ibren
0ooon9e9angenen @atten tilr3li9 in Sn6es
penoence, Wto., 100 CT NIT elmer Tral
8ropn 3uiommenlebte, fanb unb Stpong,
nit t6r nob @DicaGo 3~uriid3utebren,
tpoDnt iebt nit Oemielben 3uiammen IN
go. 1917 8abai9 NDe. g8ie mir fir5lich
bert6teten, bat George ieiner n~eritors
6enen Scbmie9crmutter, ipel9e ieiner 8rau
i'm Graume eri6ien unb ieinen 2(ufent6alt
Derrtetb, feline 9Iuffinbung gu y%Derbanten".
llebrigenS erfIGrle Srau 8rOtpn, ols@eorge
ii9 bon i6r %tretnte, baB me and George
would meet again.
, 1894-03-26
Simot6o 9}ior6an un6 Gbpor6 Tlas

= Gimotb0 Gtor6an unO GOtpar6 6las
bin tpuroen beute friib Oor &idter @bite
an9efla9t, 9eitern gta9mittag aus einem
unipett G%lDbourn 8loce fteben6en Glitter
pagen Der @btca9o un6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eth SAB W}ebl geito6len gu baben. 9a ite
bebaupteten burcb 3eu9en ibre ltni6ulb
na6tpellen gu %f0nnen, bentuigte Der 6idbz
Ter tbnen unter Steuung bon ie $500 einen
Iufi9ub ibres @erb0rs bis morgen.
, 1894-03-26
Stdoti1bes,
Wetterberiht.

Optifer &leine, 76 Ralbington Str,
bericbtet fiir Gbica9o Sic folgenDen Baro@
meter urb Gbermometcrltdnbe:
Inn 8 l1Dr Wtor9. IA Or, I'm 9 16r 16
Gr., Inn 10 l1br Is Or, I'M IL 19r 10
@r., nm II l1br 20 @r. 8arometeritonO
I'm 8 l16r Morg. 1915, II tbr 29.75.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-05-17
IN u M~>a 1M1

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Even insanity, when dependent up"A
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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-05-17
Slavery in Siam.

Slavery has been abolished 10 name,
but it can never by abolished in fact,
for the slaves have no means OF sup
porting themselves outside their mas
ters' houses Every member of the
Siamese upper classes can fetter his
servants or throw them into prison
without any kind of trial or permits
sion being necessary.
One morning / went to call upon
one of the ablest and most enlight-
ened of the Ministers, man who
has been to Europe and who once
actually got into serious trouble for
trying to inaugurate a sort OF wom-
ans right movement in Siam. /
made my way by mistake into part
of his grounds where visitors were
not expected, and ! found a slave
fastened down to the ground in an
ingenious kind Of piilory, in which
he could not move hand or foot,
while another slave tortured him
with severe strokes Of a bamboo rod
at the word of a member of the
family in order to force him to con.
TESS to some misdeed.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-05-17
Too Magnetic for Safety.

The story that a deviation OF her
compass, resulting from the presence
Of steel in a cork leg worn by the
nan at the wheel, caused the steamer
Susan E. Peck to strand near Bar
Point, Lake Erie, in September last,
with a loss to the Underwriters Of
upward of $50, 900, has brought out
another quite funny one.
According to the narrator on one
Of the trips of the fine steel steamer
Castalia down Lake Huron the past
season, the second mate reported to
Capt. Allen that the compass had
suddenly gone wrong; that the needle
would swing three or four points to
the right or left at intervals, and
that because of these cratic move
ments it had become utterly impossl-
BILE to steer a course-in fact. he had
lost track of the course Of the steamer
altogether. Capt. Allen accompanied
the mate to the pilot house and
found matters just as they had been
reported. Besides the man at the
wheel two lady passengers were in
the pilot house when Capt. Alien en-
tered. Turning to them, after medi-
tating for a moment, he asked If they
wore steel corsets. A reply in the
affirmative led to further question
as to where they had been, and this
elected the information that the Ia
dies had paid visit to the engine
room, and that while there the
engineer had afforded them an oppor-
tunity to inspect the dynamo which
supplied the electric lights Of the
steamer.
That settles it; you must get out
IF here" next greeted the ears of the
ladies as Capt Allen opened the pilot
house door for their exit. And while
they were walking back to the cabin
in maze of surprise and astonish-
ment at Capt Aliens exhibition OF
bluff, sailor-like authority, that com
pass got right down to stad business
again and showed the man at the
wheel the way with its usual precision.
1t is hardly necessary to explain
that the dynamo had magnetized the
steel cOrsets worn by the ladies, and
that thus the corSets became reSpon-
sible for the crazy race the needle OF
The compass ran as the wearers
moved to and fro in the pilot house.
Milwaukee Wisconsin.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-05-17
Webster Was Lazy.

As boy, Daniel Webster vas not
over fond of labor. On one occasion
his father returned from short jour
ney and found certain work undone.
Summoning the boys, he asked, sharp
ly, Ezekiel, what have you been
DOING" Nothing, SIR" was the re.
luctant reply. well, Daniel, what
have you been doing?" Helping
'Zeke, sir" was the prompt and cheer.
full answer, and the fathers anger
was lost in his mirth. On another
occasion Daniel was put to moving,
but complained that his scythe "was
not hung right "All right" said
his father, "hang it to suit yourself.
Thereupon Daniel hung the scythe
upon a tree, remarking There
that is hung to suit me-" And he
moved no more that day.