davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
ROk v.
Prlces dra Kremiena
w Baltimore.

W poniedzia}ek rozpocza} sic W
Baltimore process oskarzonego NOR
derstwo pierwszego stopnia awantur.
nika polsko-niemieckiego drs(D ia
ma Kremiena.
Process ten budzi nadzwyczajne "a.
jecie tax miedzy Niemcami, jak Po-
lakami.
Wiadomo bowiem, il dr.. Kremien,
mimo il "a Niemca uchodzi}, mieszai
sic W sprawy polskie iw zeszioro.
cznych zaburzeniach para6alnych brai
udzial bardzo zywy.
Przew6dzca burzycieli sto przsd
sadem, oskarzony spisek, faisler'
stwo testamentu morderstwo.
Wybrano pomiedzy u powo}a.
nych obywatell l2tu przysieglych,
kt6rzy rozstrzygsc beda mad zyclem
smiercia doktora.
Prokurator Campbell W swietnej
przemowie przed}ozyl sadowi casy
szereg dowod6w, kt6rych lahcuch
zdaje sic bye kompletuym. Przypo.
mnia} GAIA znsna sprawe sfa}szowsnia
testamentu Jana Forrepo ma rzecz
zony dra Kremiena, zaznaczyi, jak to
Kremien, mimo il wiedzia1 o istnie.
niu c6rki Forrego, przysiagi, IL ten
ME ma spadkobierc6w prawnych, i
jsk, aby dostad owych 5000 dol,
trucizna wyprawis ma drugi SWAT
swego pacyenta.
Pc przemowie prokuratora przeslu-
chano swiadka, konsula niemieckie.
60 p. aeuringhausen, ktorego zezna-
MIA nlewzrus1enie udowadniaja spra-
we sfa{szowania testamentu, Sc
dziom przysieglym zosta}y przediozo-
ne sfalszowany testament listy, kt6.
re dowodza, il Kremien wiedzial
c6rce Forrego.
Process pewnie potrwa dni 10, gdyz
swiadkow do przesiuchania jest mn6-
stwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
POWOdz.

WICHITA, Kans., 80 czerw-
ca. Rzeka Arkansas dis vie.
czorem wystapi}a z brzeg6w i
Geese nliasta stoi pod woda. 0.
gromne masy wody wylewaja
sic przez Biswell Park i sasie-
dnie czesci miasta, Woda ME.
s}ychana szybkoscia wznosi sic
i wkr6tce dojdzie do Main str.
w wielu domach jua zala}a
woda dolne pietra, a mieszka1'
cy ruchomosci swe sk}adaja do
}odzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
u MarOccO.

TANeIER, 22go czerwca. =
Depesza z Fezu donosi, zestar-
sly brat su1tana, Mulai Usmail,
ssdzia najwyzszego sadu, re
strony kt6rego obawiano sic
niepokoj6w, oznajmii, IL chet:
ME poddaje sic w1adzy Abdul
Aziza. To zn6w wzmacnia sta
aowisko nowego sultana. Woj,
ska jego rozbi}y take zbunto.
wane pokolenia Mittioussi: W
Fezie domy Europejczykow
strzeze straz = i wszsdzle pa
nuje spok6j. Straz postawiono
dla tego, azeby zabezpleczyG
mieszka6c6w europejsklch od
napadu fanatykow / zb6JcoW,
krazscych W poblizu miasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
Przez Omyfke.

SAULT ST. MARIE, Mich. %
czerwca. DIS W nocy 94letni
John Corrigan zosta} zastrzelo-
ny przez jednego re swych 10.
kator6w, kt6ry go wzia} "a ra-
busia. Corrigau wyszed} by} z
mieszkania ma kilka mlnut.
Kiedy powr6ci}, obudzi}a sic
jego c6rka zacze1a wo}ac o
pomoc, sadzac, re to rabus. Je,
den lokator6w nadbieg} i
strzelil tax nieszczesliwie, re
Corrigan W pare minut p6zniej
umar}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
Zyjemy!,..
u powodu otwarcia Wystawy
Lwowskiej).

Sto lat niewoli ciezkiej "a nami,
A jednak z gruzow powstaj jem sami,
1 cho6 nam tysiace glazow pod nogi
Co chwila rzuca jakis duch wrogi,
Cho6 tyle W skronie wzrosfo nam
cierni,
Kroczymy naprz6d, Ojczyznie wier.
nj.
Kroczymy naprz6d, wiec - .ayje-
my!
w proch paddy swietne kr6l6w dya-
deny;
Jak krusa gliny ma czerep zbita,
Znik2a szlachecka Rzeczrospolita;
Zgasiy konjunktur r6anych nadzie-
je,
"A, jednak, patrzcie: Polska ist'
nieje!
Przeb6g! Minela doba legendy!
Krwia nar6d zmazai grzechy bas-
dy....
Lecz OTTO powstal ruin zwallska
Ouch obowiazku j s}ohcem b}yska,
Lecz OTTO SHY stracone wraca
R6wna, wytrwala, ofiarns praca.
............
Wypog6da czola, rozjasnij oczy,
Ludu siermiezny, ludu roboczy!
Mech jako zr6d}o W skalistej giebi,
Siuszna sic dums W tobie zak1ebi.!.
Mech Gle pokrzepi ten tryumf swie.
zy....
Patrzaj: Do eiebie przyszlosc male.
zy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
Obfaksny na pOciagu kOlejOwym.

-
Wczoraj rano ma pewnym pociagu
kolei Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul, jakis ob}akany, kt6ry Frawdo-
podobnie wymknas sic by} z zak1adu
obsakanych W Dunning, wywoaal
znaczny popsoch. Kiedy konduktor
Tidball zazadal cd niego biletu, rzu
Gil on sic ma niego oklada3 go pie
sciami. Ma krzyk konduktora mad
biegli hamulcarze Nellis i schipper,
podr6zni zas przerazeni uciekli do
sasiednich wagon6w. Niezmiernie
trudno by}o wszystkim trzem bronia
Gym sic pokona6 szalonego trzyma6
go, dop6ki ME dostano sic do Cragin,
gdzie 60 oddano W rece trzech sill
nych policyant6w. Pozostanie on pod
opieka policyi, dopoki ME dowiedza
sic, skad uciek1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
ZuchWafa napasc.

Ma rogu Milwaukee ave. Halsted
str. wczoraj popo1udniu dokonano
smia}ej napasci. Kiedy handlarz
Henry Walstsd, zam. pm. 63 Judd
str, okoso godziny 5 tamtedy pre-
jezdzss, nagle trzech mezczyzn ma
w6z jego wskoczyso i piesciami okla
dali go tax silrie, ze wkr6tce straci}
przytomnos6, Potem zabrali, co sic
daso wozu i umk9eli przez boczna
uliozke. Kiedy Wa aIstad pr4yszed1 do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
Zaburzenia pOdatkOWe W Hiszpa'
nil.

MADRYr, 22go czerwca. =
Z prowincyi Pontevedra dono-
szq o bardzo powaznych zabu-
rzeniach. Chlopi opiegaia sic
poborowi podatk6w. By4y juz
W wielu miejscach krwawe
starcia, a oczekuja jeszcze dal-
szych zaburze6. Poborcy po-
datk6w dokonywaja swych
czynnosci pod osiona zandar-
NOW; ztad starcia. W iednej z
b6jek trzej ch}opi zostali zabi'
CT; wielu zandarm6w odniosio
rany. w obwodzie Bilbao pa
nuie wielka nedza. LudnosG
Jest rozdrazniona. Obawiaja
sic rozruchow. Fabryki l ko-
palnie staja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23

Wczoraj zn6w istny Ear padal z
nieba. 80. Zn6w zameldowano poll.
cyl kilka wypadk6w porazenia ssone-
cznego.
Sa one nastepujaoe:
Karoz Fa1meck, ciesla, pad1 PREY
piracy okoso domu ma W. 4.tej ul.,
wzieto go do mieszkania ma W. 2lej
ul., wyzdrowieje.
Richard Keilbach, robotnik W ia.
bryce gdymsow, porazony ma ulioy
przy rogu Ontario i Wells, wzieto 60
do szpitala Br. Aleksyan6w, chory
niebezpiecznie.
James Larki,a, robotnik, mieszka
pm. 8 ma 36.ym Pl., pads ma ulicy
State, przechodzao, bedzie zys.
John Schad, lat 55, farmer, spadl
ze swego wozu ma Halsted ul. przy
Chicago ave., rozbil skroh, wziety do
szpitala, umrze.
Katarzyna Simko, S}owaczka, lat
40, porazona przy piracy ma farmie W
Bowmanville, wyzdrowieje.
DIS w miescie r6wnie strssznie
goraco, jak wczoraj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23

siebie, udaa sic ma policya i oznsjmii
tenn, co mu sic wydarzyio. w Kill.
ka godzin p6zniej policya aresztowa.
Ia, jako podejrzanych, Franka Illno-
re, Jacka Howard i Patricka Connell.
Pierwszego mich sedzia white cd:
da} pod sad kryminalny pod kaucya
$500, dw6ch ostatnich zas dla braku
dowod6w kazai pusci6 ma wolncs6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
TeIegramy KrajoVe,
Nieszczescie Wskutek Wybuchu
racy.

New YORK, % czerwca. =
Grenada m{odych ch}opc6w
dis wieczorem znalaz}a race
ma dachu domu pm, SO Norfolk
str. Jeden tvch ch}opak6w,
nazwiskiem Aparto, przykry-
wszy to race kubkiem fajanso-
wynn, zapalil ia; nastapila gro.
zna eksplozya, czastki racy i
kubka pokaleczy}y bolesnie
czterech ch}opak6w. Naz vi
ska ich So:
Abraham Harris, LEGACY lat
10.
Izak Harris, LEGACY lat 8,
zam. pm. 70 Norfolk str.
Izrael Phillipson, lat 9, zam.
pm. 50 Norfolk str.
Hyman Weinriek, lat 19,
zam. pm. IS Norfolk str.
Race to dniem przedtem pu,
szczono W powietrze z okazyi
zgromadzenia Anti Tama,
nv Association W hall Irwin.
oa nm Ola Broome str. Me
eksplodowa}a jednak W po
wietrzu spad}a ma dom wyzej
wymieniony. Ch1opcy ia zna-
lezli i okolo 200 osob, dzieci,
mezczyzn kobiet zgromadai}o
sic, kiedy 10 letni Aparto dla
zabawki ia zapali3. Eksplozya
tax byla silna, ze wielu popa
da}o ma ziemie, nawet pewlen
mezczyzna, znajdujscy sic W
sasiedniem sk}adzie kapeluszy
upad}; wyzej wymienieni chic.
pcy zas mocno zostali pokale'
czeni.
q g0rniczych k6f W PennsylVa-
nil.
LOUISVILLE, Pa, % czer-
wca. United Colieries Com
pany" oglosi}a dis W kopal:
mach Mount Vernon No, 5 /
6, ze cd poniedzia}ku rozpo-
czna sic roboty "a dawns "a
plata po so cent6w cd tony
brutto. Oznajmienie 10 wywo.
1a3o W ca}ej okolicy wielks ra,
dose, gdyz wydawa}o sic, ze
kompania ME zechce plscic
wiecei niz po 40 cent6w cd to-
ny. feraz przeprowadzaja ko.
palnie do porzadku, przygoto-
Wuisc sic do rozpoczecla ro-
bot W poniedzia1ek.
PUNxsUTAwNEY, Pa.,22 czer-
wca. DIS rano o godzinie 8
przybyly tu wojska i 0 godzi-
ME 10 otoczy}y Walston, ME
wystrzeliwszy ami razu. Kom-
pania kolejowa ka1ala oznaj
mic zamiejscowym, re musza
opuscic obszary, nalezace do
kompanii. Wczoraj W nocy
Wiosi i SSowacy spladrowali
nalezace do kompanii sk2ady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
Cholera W Belgii.

LoNDYN, 22go czerwca. =
Depesze z Brukseli donosza, il
W miejscowosci Jemappes W
poblizu Liege mia}o miejsce so
wypadk6w chlery. Pietnascie
z mich uko6czylo sic smiercia.
Sprawozdania urzedowe nazy-
waia chorobe choleryne, ale
smiertelnosc pomiedzy chory-
mi iawnie temu zaprzecza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
Aresztowanie hrabiego V. KOtze.

BERLIN, % czerwca. = Ca.
}e miasto zajmuje sic bardzo
sensacyjna sprawa. W ostatnia
niedziele hr. Won Kotze, b. ka-
pitan u}anow pruskich, obec-
ME mistrz ceremonii ma dwo.
re cesarza Wilhelma, zostal a
resztowany przez jenera}a Won
Hohnke, naczelnika domu woj-
skowego cesarza. Pokaza3o sic,
ze K. juz cd d}uaszego czasu
bawn sic " rozsylanie bez-
imiennych list6w r6znemi po-
twarzami i obelgami do osob z
najwyzszei arystokracyi oraz
do czlonk6w rodziny cesar
skiei. Sadza, ae hrabia V Kot-
ze Jest oblakany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
PrZysfOWia arabskie.

Mkt tax ME ksamie, jak msody,
gdy wraca z obozyzny, lub jak starry,
gdy juz r6wiesnicy jego wymarli...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
Z Cleveland.
Kolaszewski smieje sic ekskomuni'
kowania.

Cleveland, o., % czerwca. = W
gazecie ,,Catholic Universe" ogfoszo-
na dis zostasa urzedownie ekskomu-
nika ks. Kolaszewskiego, nieposlu-
sznego biskupowi.
Jestto ekskomunika najsurowsza
,,major non-tolerari". odejmuje ona
zlemu ksiedzu wszelkie jego godno-
Sci i zabrania MIN stosunk6w wier-
nym.
Kolaszewski, zapytywany przez re
portera kt6rejs gazety, co mysli o tel
ekskomunice, odrzek}:
: smiejmy sic tego.... To mas
ME obchodzi. Wszyscy moi para6a-
1ie sa ekskomunikowani, wlasnosci
naszej mkt nam ME zabierze!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
POfOzenie W Illinois.

Consolidated Coal Company,w
Mission Fields wczoraj ma no.
wo zaczeto pracowac. W ciagu
dnia dobyto Is wagon6w we
gil.
M1NoNK, ILL.,, % czerwca,
Tuteisi g6rnicy postanowili
ma dzisiejszem zgromadzeniu
rozpoczac ma nowo roboty W
poniedzia}ek.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, % czer-
wca. Guyman, sekretarz uni
stanowej g6rnik6w, otrzyma}
dzisiaj wiadomosc, ze W Belle.
vile W Is kopalniach rozpo'
czeto roboty pod warunkami
ulozonemi ma konwencyi g6r-
nik6w W niedziele. Pod tymiz
samymi warunkami rozpoczeto
roboty W kopalniach W Ridge
Perry Alma St. Clair Coun-
ty, podczas gdy Consolidated
Comp. zawsze jeszcze ME chce
przystac na place zadane.
kOniec Strajku W Indiana.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, 22.go
czerwca Strsjk g6rnik6w W
Indyanie stanowczo jest Ia
ko6czony. DIS wieczorem kon.
wencya g6rnik6w Stanu, kt6-
rel przewodniczy} G. w.
Purcell, nastepca prezydenta
Dunkerly, z}ozonego z urzedu
W sobote, przyjela rezolucys,
moca ktorej przyjmuje sic u.
k}ady zawarte W Columbus /
oswadcza sic, re strejk jest "a
kohczony. Dalej uchwalono
zazadac rezygnacyl urzednik6w
krajowych z powodu, IL CT
podpisali uk1ady W Columbus
i jak najpredzej zwo}ac znowu
konwencya krajowa.
Zreczni OsZuSci.
GRANVILLE, Tex 22 czer,
wca. Tom. Henderson i G. A.
Johnson zostali przez grand
jury oskarzeni o oszukiwanie
kompanij kolejowych. Kupo-
wall oni TAME byd}o, przywia.
zywali je do SYN kolejowych,
a kiedy pociagi je zabija}y,
skarzyll kompania 0 odszkodo.
wanie. lynn sposobem podo.
bno znaczne sunny zarobili.
Uparci Coxeyanie.
RACINE, WIS.,, % czerwca.
Oko}o 200 Coxeyan6W pod
przywodztwem ,gen." Cant
wella, dis rano zebra}o sic ma
dworcu towarowym kolei
North Western i oswiadczyli,
re chocby przemoca, zamierza-
ia udac sic pociagiem kolejo-
wynn do Chicago. Natych.
miast sprowadzono z Chicago
so detektyw6w, kt6rzy ich roz'
pedzili. Juz sadzono, re wy
szli W inne okolice, kiedy po
po}udniu pojawili sic znowu i
powiedzieli, ze trwaja W "a
mierze udania sic koleja do
Chicago i ze plan sw6j musza
wykonac, chociazby tydzie6
mieli czekac ma sposobnosc.
Nauczyciel szkOfy niedzielnej
zab6jca.
st. LOUIS, Mo-, 22 czerwca.
DIS popo}udniu DIR. G. +. Sim,
mons, prezydent ,,Simmons
Medicine Co." i prze}ozony
najwie kszej szkoly niedzielnej
W tym Stanie, pchna} scyzory-
kiem W piers swego buchaltera
Johna Nc Balm i zraniwszy 60
blisko serca, zapewne smierc
iego bedzie mia} ma sumieniu.
Przy rewizyi ksiag przysz}o
miedzy mimi do sprzeczki. Nc
Balm poskoczy} ku MENU, a
on, azeby sic bronic, wycis-
gnal ramona. Ze zas W pra-
wei rece trzyma} scyzoryk,
kt6rym wlasnie temperowa}
o}6wek, przeto Nc Balm sam
wpad} ma ostrze nozyka. Nc
Balm jest W szpitalu, a Sim
monsa oddano pod doz6r poll
cYjny.
Dzia}aInOSc mennicy W Denver.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
Wspaniafy CLOS.

Przy egzaminie spiewu:
jake pan dyrektor uwaza gsos
mego syna?
HIN. =. hm. ;. ogtomny!...
= CODY tez z niego mogso bye?
Wzorowy wywolywacz ma Icy
tacyi....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23

Wszystkie druki maj
lepiej i nathaniel wy
k0nywa nasza Dru-
karnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-23
POrazenia sfOneCZne
w Chicago.

zu6w pie6 os6b ofara ssohca.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

phonograph. Nor are these mere play
things, but appear to be instruments Of
real service.
These novel chronometers are the in
vention of M. Swan of Geneva.
Ordinary repeating watches are fur
nished with driving-wheel, which admits
of the attachment of small movement
operating the hammers that strike the
sounding bell. This admits of striking the
hours, the quarters and even the min
utes. il desired. This striking. essen
TALLY monotonous, calls for a great deal
OF attention on the part Of the owner OF
The watch, who is forced to count the
strokes and distinguish tho intervals be-
tween hours and quarters, between quar-
ters and minutes. Swans watch is free
from all these inconven fences; the sound
ing bells are replaced by circular plate
of vulcanized rubber, with striated fur
rows. and the hammers by point rest
ing upon the furrows. The mode of oper-
alton will be readily comprehended by
the aid OF the accompanying illustrations.
Figure 1 represents the watch open with
its phonographic plate, bearing forty
eight furrOws corresponding to the twelve
hours and thlrty-slX quarters traverSed by
the hand on each circuit OF the dial plate.
Figure Is the same watch from which the
rubber plate has been removed TO afford a
view of the mechanism. The removed
plate has no burrows on the side shown.
When the rubber plate is inserted in lis
place, with the watch going, its face is
tTaversed by point which, vibrating
with the sInuosities of the burrows, trans
| lates the vibrations into spoken words
| 1T is o'clock" 1T Is half-past H." etc.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Women are admissible only to the med
ical department of Johns Hopkins UDiyer-
sity.
The first national G. A. r. encampment
was held in indianapolis IN Novemb ber
IS66.
The flag of the Secretary of the Navy is
blue. with four white stars, an anchor and
a cable.
The chances of securing employment are
said 10 be better in Western cities than in
the East.
Philadelphia is in reality entitled TO the
name of City of Churches, instead of
Brooklyn.
The natives OF Hawaii belong to the
Malay-Pulynesian race. Their skin is red
dIsh-brown.
SwedenborgIans take their name from
DR.. Samuel Swedenb0rg. whose tenets
they follow.
The Italian alphabet consists of twenty
two letters, similar to the English, omitting
k, W, q and y.
O-kaloosa, the name of Kansas town,
is said to be a companion to Oska, the
name of a noted Indian chic +, and Loosa,
his wife.
John Harris was the first settler of Har-
risburg, Pa. Its name was afterward
charged IL. Louisburg. then back again to
Harrisburg.
ST. Louis was named from Louis * of
France. The name WAS originally gwen
to his depot and trading station by Pierre
Laclede Lguest.
The name of Peters Point. Va, given to
a place because a trader named Peter
Jones had store there, was afterward
changed to Peters burg.
In the middle ages The value of a coun;
as a fighting-man was e. per month OF a
baron, 81 l !; of knight, Is Shilllngs; of a
man at arms, shillings; of an archer,
pence.
Woolen goods feel warm because WOO
is q poor conductor Of heat and the good
made of wool contain within their sub
stance large quantities of air, also poor
conductor.
A French surgeon has supplied female
patient with splendid new lip in place OF
one which was destroyed. The loss was
made good with piece OF flesh cut from
the patients arm.
The University of Amsterdam has show n
a remarkable instance of federation in es.
tabli.hlng a professorship of the phi los o.
ply of 81. Thomas Aqulnas and appoint
ing to it Father Won Schyndel, a Jesui,
scholar.
A new "sign of the times" is the grea
plenty of yenison in the London market
Formerly, those who owned deer-sboOtipp
sent their bucks to their friends now they
sepd them TO market to make a littl,
money.
London is agitated over the threatened
downfall of a great institution which fol
years has excited the daily wonder of trav
abolish the cab radius. which extends fo
| four miles from CharIng Cross, and tt
| have but one scale of fares for the who'll
| county of London.
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has no more fine friends For the las
three years we have not had snub of any
sort. We associate with the tradespe ole
and farmers and small merchants, and
assure you they treat us with the grea e t
respect aud are glad to come to our house
and eat and drink the plain things they
are accustomed to. l never could like
those queer things the St. Petersburg pe0-
pie eat / have not tasted piece of
wheaton bread for seven years; rye bread
Is good enough for me, IS Il was for my
mother before me-. | used to try To ike
wheaton bread 10 please FeodOr's mother :;
she was good woman. and the only lady
/ ever saw who had heart"
DubassOf was utterly at loss for an
answer. but Elisabeth, like Voikonsky.
seemed disposed TO do all the talking.
They were walking together along the
narrow path that sklrted the waving
wheat and the rich. mon nOtoDous landscape
glOwed IN the summer sun. Elisa beth. as
she walked, turned toward the old man,
marching with military precision at her
side, and he saw a faint look of apprehen-
sion in her fresh, dewy face. But In spite
of our happiness here FeodoI's health has
not been good. Sometimes think perhaps
it would have been better If we had kept
some Of the servants-the cook, fCr ax-
ample. II is dangerous TO change every
thing at once. My father knew " wool-
dealer who made a great fortune aud tried
to I've like a gentleman. He could not do
if. He had fine bed, but he could not
sleep in it. So every night after the valet
left the room he got out of his elegant bed
and slept under i'll But trying TO be
gentleman Killed him in FIVE years. It
killed him!'
She brought this out in tragic whisper
that impressed General Dubassof more
han anything he had ever heard on the
stage. The look OF Apprehension in her
eyes deepeneu. until her soul seemed to be
crying out, II am afraid | have killed
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i'm wear-ihey were the only pair be

him wear-ihey were the only pair he
had.
The assemblage at the funeral was mot
ley. There was Ivan Petroff. Volkonskv's
tavern-keeping father-in-iaw. and the
village apnlhecary, with whom he had
been very intimate in mis- last days. His
uncle, Prince Loris Nolkonsky, was also
present, and two or three OF the greatest
mobiles in the country about. Tie two
sets of people formed two hostile camps.
The Volkonsky people were naughty and
silent, the Ivan PetrOff set more noisy aud
talkstive, each one boastiDg of his in
timacy with The deceased. After the
funeral came the great dinner to the
guests and relatives. according to the Rus
sian custom. The widow, In her weeds,
presided. AS Elisabeth took her seat at
the head of the table. General Dubassof
thought he had never seen lace of such
stony despair The old tavern-keeper
whispered to him 'She has done nothing
until now but cry ont that she killed Count
Volkonsky-that she ruined him by
marrying him-and then-and then-it
didn't agree with him! y Ivan PetToff
could moi even express himself As we'll as
Elisa beth, and stupidity repeated what he
had so often heard Elisa beth say. The
widow sat as mOtonless ana speech
less as a statue during the dinner,
which was even more ghastly than
such feasts usually are. Toward the
Gnu ou6 SuuQ6Ul1 ubIoiCo a iOuQ
and fell over swOoning. They picked her
up and carried her to her beu, and al
though she was young and strong she
never left it alive. Within a month they
laid her by Volkonsky- All the time of
her Illness she cried out at intervals that
she had been the cause of Volkonsky's
death, and nobody understood what she
meant but old Dubass0f.
Volkonsky's relations took the three
handsome little girls. They were as wild
as colts at first. IN year or two they had
been made considerably like the children
of their fathers class, but Dubsssof
noticed with sinking of The heart that
they were no longer rosy or cheerful,
but very pale, very sad and silent. Ciyiil-
Zati0n did not seem 10 agree with them
MOLLY ELLIOT SEAwELL.
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ever, there is a good deal in association,
and all the young officers at st. Peters
burr were as luxurious as they could af-
ford. here in the country the people live
very piaiDly--that is, those that | see
oftenest. / found the gentry abOut here
very uninteresting. and, besides, they
were rude to my wife; so | made nv
friends with another class, not very well
educated. perhaps. but excellent men, and
their wives treated my wife properly. H.
deed, she is quite a queen among them.
This idea thst every body must go 10 the
university and be highly educated is a
German notion. The Russians did very
well hundred years ago. when the best
ladies could no mure than read and write
and speak "A little French"
Dubassof could not keep the rare salt
tears of old years from rising in his eyes
as FGlkonsky rambied on-this coarse.
haggard, unkenpt. demoraliZed man his
bright, beautiful young lieutenant!
Volkonsky asked nothing about st.
Petersburg or his old friends. but began
10 talk about his health. II have not been
well for long timP," he said. 1T does
not agree with man to change all of his
habits at once, even 4 he adopts good
habits, which seems odd enough. [ used
10 have good Russian appetite for cham
pagne; 1t never made me Ill in my life.
But [ prefer ordinary vodka now, only
vodka does not agree with NE. And III
the same way the good plain dishes that