davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-30
Gin Rampf anf eeben mo COO.
Der Oberbeiser oes Oomtpfers uew
Qorf bon einem 1lIafdiniiten
nit etnem rotb9lrbenoen
Shdreiien on9e9rifen.
elmer feiuer I1nteroebenen rettet i'm uno
bi6t oafiir beinahe iein Seben ein.
&c e N 0Drf, 30. O2ot.

- \ w. I|INb%
Der 6ei3er @a9ner fiircbtet 1icb, nit ben1
9ampfer Stem Oprf, Der beute Mforgeu
nacb 2%tperpool ab9ebt, in See s1 gebeit.
Nls iib Der 9ampfer in Der Sreitg Jtabt
eint9e Wletleu BON SanoD s6oof 6urd
6tden Nebel ieiuen 8e9 babnte, fam Ser
brittle Wtal6iniit &arm in Sen 6ci5raEm
unb befabl benz Sber6ei3er SIMS mebe
9ampf 5u macben. Der Ma1cbtltiIt fprad
in etnem 70 befeblenben Sone, ooB Ser
Sber6ei3er einisermaBen Grgerlicb purbt
rinO ertpie6erte, baB fir bic berlan9te
S6neli9fcit 9enii9en6 9ompf ~bpr6anben
lei. 9arauf murDe. 6er Wai6iniit pi1benh
unO grtff nit einem Tlube nob einen1
3tD0lf SUP langen S6iretien, tpelcbes in
ben glitbenoen &obIen inter BEN &e1icln
tta6 un6 tpar i'm 8esrtff bent Sber6eiSet
baS rotb9libenbe @tien burcb ben 9eib gu
rennen, ais itb ber 0ei5er @agner auf ibn
mari, i'm nieOerrteB u10 baburcb bas Qez
ben Des SberbeiSerS ~rettete. Damn entz
italto 5miiben 0agner unb 6em Wtaibiz
ntiten Elm furDtbarcr Gampf; sic 2eute
befanoet it9 auf elmer 9lottform, bon
tpelber aus bic &oblen in Die Seuerubg ge=
I6aufelt mur0ett bei6e WGnner iparen
fart uno frGfttg unO ie6er periu6te ben
anOeren in bie gIit6enoen &oblen Au tperfen.
On Die Dier5ig &oblenibuufler unb Set
ser itanOen babel un6 lQben 1td 6ie1en
&f auf Qeben unb SOB an, ober gttez
man0 lpagte lib etn3umilDen, ba Ser Sberz
bet5er ibneu befabl, Bic G6mpfenben gez
tpdhren 5u Ia1ien.
S6lieBlib gepann Wa9ner iiber ieinel1
@egner Die Sberban6, tn6em CT ibnt nit
eiiernem @riff Die &ebLe 3u1bnurte, bis ct
beinabe erittft mar. Damn 1ieB er i'm les
Eoum mar balbtobt, mur6e aber 6urcf
einen elmer Malier, ben man ibm uber
ben Gopf goB, wte0er SIT 1i1 9ebracbt, unb
erbolte itd 10 melt, oaB er nit Der Nrf=
3ugSmai6tne auf 9eG gebrobt merben
fDnnte.
3wet Stun6en ipGter fam Ser bierte
Maibtniit 8eters in Ben SeuerungSraum,
uno iagte Wagner, baB ibn elmer Der Wta7
l6tntiten ieDen NOTE; Wagner etng 6araltf
IN etnen Der &oDlenrdume, mo Der Wtoibt=
ntit on8ebltb tpartete. 0ort puroe er bon
BeterS un0 Haum angegrtften unb bis auf
BEN Sob gemiB6arbelt.
Wa9ner fiiDr1e tpeOer BET 6em GopitGn
nocb bel etnem Der an0cren 0fftstere &laqe,
6a CT, ieiner Qtnsabe no6, bocb BORT ntcbt
5u ieinem Jtecbte 9eto1t1men tpGre. Gr gtng
ober, ais 0er 0ampfer gtetp yort bier an=
gefommen mar, gum 8unbescommiiiGr
Sbtel0S, unb e~ripirfte etnen 6aftbefebl gez
gen Die betbcn Mai4tntiten, tportn er Die
Sbatlo3en i6ilberte. Die beiben Nnse7
tla9ten wuroen 6arauf bonn 8un6esmare
ibau SacobuS unb Dem 6IlfSmoridau
SolOmon geitern perbaftet, 6aS Gerb0r
pur6e ie6o6 bis gum %, Stunt Dsri9oben,
ba Ser 9ampfcr beute Morgen ben 6afen
perlGBt.
, 1894-05-30
Das Qarlament Oct britifdlen
Rolunie ptctorta
8e9tnnt nit oem Reuti9en Gage
cine neue Stbun9speriooe.
Juterefante punfte aus ser Reoe oes
GeneraI9ouperneurs.


W( | D 0 II t II E, ~. Uldt.
0aS Borloment Der auitraltiben &plonte
8tctorta lift 9eute 6urb ben @ouperneltr
unb Observation-Disclosures Der &~olonialarmee,
@arl Of 0opetoun, er0ffnet woroen. SSt
1elner Nn1pra6e DeriDteS ct nit 8efrie6iz
gung olf Die I'M per9angenen Sabre 1tattgez
babte bebeutenOe 3una6ne Der Qtusfu6r
bon neutrality-suspicious., un6 CAB er ieiner
3uDerii6t Nu5brud, Dab Die oemnGcbit tn
Ser Canaoticben Oauptfta0t Sttdtua Sl1amz
mentretenoe Gonferen5 ser &olontalre9iez
run9en beS brltiiben Eei6e5 Omit Qtus>
nGDne 0er bes &aplan0eS, metde Die 8e=
tbetltgun9 ablebnte) our Nnbabnung be11erer
6anoelSbe5iebungen 5pti6en ben berl9ie>
oenen IoLonien unb nit benz MutterLanoe
fltbrcn neroe. 9as prolefttrte Gabel Smtz
i6en Nuitralten uno @anaoa pcrbe ebenz
tots cine f~eitere MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
britii6en &olonten betplrfen. 0a1ielbe
~1titilc aber unbebin9t unter aus1blie6ltd9
britti9er Iontroae blei6en.
8~etreffS Der Sage Der 0tnge a4f Samoa
ntetnte CT, eS pdre BET bette Qlustpeg, penn
ielte SnicLgruppe ber aus1blieBtiden
Sberbobeit bon @roBbrttonnien unteriteQt
tperoen tplirbe, ais be1ien 8eDonmdbtiQte
bic Ge9ierung bon Nteeieelano auserieben
tperben leIte, tpeil iene &olonie ser iamoa>
nii6en Sn1elgruppe am nGdbiten ldge. Sin
berarttgeS 8erbGltniB ipiirbe nicbt nun ben
britiibcn Sntereiien fOrberItb iein, ionz
bern AUDI I'M @inflang nit tpabrer %auitra>
Iti6er Yolttit Der brttiiben Gegierun9
iteben.
, 1894-05-30
munoerbare Rettun9.
Sieben 1rbeiter Dor einem fdredIiben Gooe
benahrt.
Sn6tQnopDlts. 30. MQi

8abren6 geitern Mforgen Qtrbeiter @e=
treble aus Dem @lebator G ait ser Gfe Der
9tort6itroBc uno ben @eleilen set Sig
Sour>8abn lu6en, bemertte elmer Der Qlnz
geiteQten, baB iid bic 8anbe oes @ebduoea
a%uSeinanber bogel1, unb er REF BEN @rbciz
tern gu, itcb ~ibleunigit baOOn gu macben.
Die lieben 9eriOnen, melbe BET benz Sc
treble bei6dftigt maren, rannten ibneII
aus bet Iblire, unb taum batten iie ben
Spcicber Derlaiien, ais Die 8aditeinmauerr
6esielben nit etnem getpaltigen &racb aus
chamber bariten, unO Stei1e unO 8alt bis
auf cine Gntfernung bon bnn6ert SUB umz
b~ergeldbleuoert purben. @llifltd6eripeile
entfanen bte Q(rbeiter obne tpeielttlicber
Scbaoen bopon, unO pur0en ipGter nut
ourcb u~nbeoeutenbe 6autabi6irfungcn bon
ben umber9ei1Ieuoertcn Grilmmern barall
%erinnert, OaB tie etnem i6redltcben Gobe
elttgangen tparet.
, 1894-05-30
3um 8e9rdbnif Don Dalentin
8lab
Sohren ee9er orei6i9 Ghica9oer 6erren not2
miIwaufee.

Sn etrem SpeciaLtpagen fuDren beute
MOrgen nm 8 l1br u1gefd6r brelBtg Gbt>
cagoer 6erren bonn gtortbipeitern 8abnbof
11adb WttlDaufee a6, UNI benz 8egrGbntf
bon Balenttn 8laB, Ser am Satnitag uui
0er 9tt6reiie bon Californian ploBlic6 in
ct. 8aul b~eribteb, beiSupobnen. Sci
ibrer Qlnfunft lit W2ilipaufee bcitiegen bic
!6erren ibrer am 8abnbOf warten6ell
8uti6en unb fubren Street nacb Dem
Grauer6auie. 9ta6 Dem 8egrGbniB, bas
I'm punft IL ltbr itattfaltO, be8ab itb Die
0eicai6aft na6 S6Iib 6otel, mo Elm Sm2
Bib ein%genommen lpuroe. Nm 9tacbmit>
tage beitieg man abermalS 6ie &utid6en,
madte cine Hunofabrt bIrch Die Sta6t unb
~itattete ben grOBen 8rauereter, Bic ia be-
tanntlib cine 6auptle6enStpiirbigtett Wtil>
mautee's itnb, etnen 8elub ab. 0aS Nrs
ran9ement Lag in ben beipG6rten 0G1Den
oeS 6errn Gbwaro g. llt9lein.
Die gtarnen Der 6erren, 6ie fid beute
W}Orgen aIf Dem 8abnbof %etnfanoen, iino
loipcit ite in Der @iIe in @rfabrung gebracbt
tperben f%onnten, folgenbe: So9n q. g8eib,
So4ann Mebler, Grnit Tedert, @u1il @rnit,
George 8etB, 6enrD 8abti9, Qtuitin
OoDle, 6ranf 8euner, 6. $. 8aub, Stu
Oolpb Brandt, SrtB G6oeppc, 2(oolf
@uentber, Nuguit 9Oib, 6riB Sontag,
6arrp 9tubcnS, George 8eIner, Otto
@rnit, SO. s. 8app, Soc I6eurer, 0eo.
6offman, SbeO. 6~obenaOel, Mtutam 8irf,
Sobn Orb, Som &eelen, Sobn s. 6euer,
q. S. 6tronpmus, >. S. 8i9eIoip, So
mdr0 q. llt6leiu.
, 1894-05-30
0bne Breunutaterial.
Oos Jrrenbaus in Karfafee ohne
Rohlen.
Die streifer weieeru iid, Ger QnfaIt ans ser
10th 81 heIfen.
8ratbwoob, SQ., 30. Otat.

; y O~"( CO' ~|N"''
GroBbem Sic ~&oblen9rGber in benz oc3t
Wfeilen iiibticb BON bier 9elegencn Srte
Glarf Gttp BON Dem Br6it0enten beS Sob
lenqrGberz 8erban0eS bon Sutnois, W2cz
8rtbe, bic GrlaubniB ba3u erbaltcn batten,
tpei9erten ite ii6 9~eitern, 5tpet Giienbabnz
tpa9enlabunsen &oblen td8Ii6 fiir bas
SrrenbauS 5u Gantatee an Die Oberfld6e
au icbaffen. S. Q8. Wturrap bon Spring
Gal1ep, Der 8tceprditbent ienes 8erban6es,
tpelcber auf Nnipeiiun9 bon Mc8ribe gez
itern gta9mitta8 elmer WaiienOeriamm :
lung Der @r%ubenarbetter beituo6nte, ltn0
bieielben SIT beme9en iu6te, iuenigltens BEN
notDpen6igiten Bebarf al &oDleu fitr 6aS
SrrenbauS 3u bel6affen, fanb tein @eb0r,
llno Die 2eute tpeigerten iib arf baS @nt7
icbieoenlte, Sic Qtnitalt nit Dem n0tbtgcn
8rennmateriaL 81 DeriDrgen, ertlGrten it9
ober bereit, fir $500 ben Sag fir 6aS
S~rrenDaus 6OI8 5ur Teuerung SIT ba6cn,
0te Sacbe miro beute benz 0ouperneur
NltgeIb porgele9t tperben, ba baS Srrsn=
bars unter alien l1nnitGnben nit 6euer@
material u~erior9t tper0en muB.
, 1894-05-30
UeRegraphiPdie Oepelden.
5aritltde Rod5eit.
prin5 2Iu9uit pom sodfen=Go burg @ tho
Reute moreeu in mten nit feiner
Goufine Caroline perheirathet.
SO ten,3 30. Otai

9rtns 2(uguit BON Sabien Gobprgz
0ot9a tpurOe beute Nfor9en in Ser 8ircbe
Der 6otburg nit ietner Gouitne Ser @r3>
ber3o9in Caroline Smmaculata, bon benz
tosfantiBen 3tpetge bes 6auies 6absburgz
&ptbrtngcn, ebeGicb D%erbunben.
Die Grauung tpuroe bonn Gr36ti6of bon
8ien pOu3o9er, unb Der Gatier Sran3 So
iep0 utO 6er 6of tpobnten Der 6eierltcbfcit
bel. Ser 8rtn5 Nuguit lit ein Gnfel 6es
DeritOrbenen &aiierS bon 8raitlten; Ser
grin5 ipurbe am 6. 9e3entber 1867 in 9tto
De Saneiro ge6oren, unb lit OffiSier in Der
0iterret6ii6en 6lotte. Die @r56er5ogin
Caroline tpur0e auI 5, September 1869 in
QLt@Otiiniter geboreu.
, 1894-05-30
5obrtfen ltelIen iPren 8etrteb etn.
QuenthaIben ma6t ii6 oer r~Ian9eI ait KOh=
len fiihIbor.
Solicit, SQ., 30. O2at.

Ser @treit Der &obIen9rGber figt Sem
bieit9en@ei6dft i6Iperen ScbaOen 5u, uno
eS BADEN lic6 bereitS groBe Sabritgci6dtte
qen0tbigt geieben, ben@ei6dttsbetricb poas
itdn6ig etn5uiteuen, ba iDr &oblenDorratb
eribOpft mar, wd6renb anoere Tabrtfen
1t6 NIT @ofe, 6pl5 uto Del beDelfen. Die
Mibt9an GentraL1@ tienba6n brennt in ib1
TEN GangirlofomottDen bier Gote, un6 aub
onDere 8abnen merben btnnen &lr5em ge7
3pungen merben, ein@leicbes gu tbun. Die
&obLenporrGtbe Ser 9%8aifcrpertc uno oeS
!3u6t6aules itno ebenfaQs bereits einges
idrumpft, uno es miro bcfiircbtet, oaB lie
au Gnbe eeben, ebe Der Streif 3u @noe 1T,
, 1894-05-30
Oiehn1Qrff.

10000 Stif Ginbuieb, 28, 200 6dtueine
un6 $500 Sdbafe biIoeten Die 31tfubr.
&iubDieD, bette Natipe@ Stiere 400
400, MfttteliOrte 3.75(04. 90, icbledbte $50
@3.65; Yreiie nm 10 Sent geitiegen.
S6wetne, ourc6eiuan6er 4.65(04.80,
i6pere 4,85(94.95, Ieibte .85;
9reiie nm SOLO Sent gcitiegen.
S9af E, bette 4,5094. go; 9reiie mott.
, 1894-05-30
gait AdJ nn0 Krad)
Dos 111tniftertum DupuY nun per-
pollitdnoi9t.
mehrere uunbeFonnte 6r06en" oorumter.

.8orts, 30. W1ai.
neutrality-suspicious. OupuD BAT nun en6z
It6 au6 etneu Wfiniiter 6eS ~QluSDGrtigen
lnO etnen &riegsmtniiter g~efuuoen, unb
3tpar @riteren in Der Deni9 befannten Ser
ion etnes !0errn 6onotaur; Der neue
&rtegsmintiter, @eneral Wtercter, lit i6on
better befonnt. 9as 1eue Wftniitertum lit
Ii fol8enbermaBen 3uiammen8eieBt:
9upuD, Mtntfter 8rdltOent, Wttniiter
bes Snnern unb &uItusmintiter 6ono7
tang, Nusmdrtiges 8artbou6, 0ffentliber
llnterri6t; 2eDqueS, 5on6el unb Snz
6uitrie; 2ourtteB, Nderbau; Giger, Solo
nteen; 9clcaiie, Suiti5; @uertn, Wtarine !;
Wfercter, &rie9 Yotncare, 6inan5en.
9aS neue &obinet tptr0 morgen letue
erite Sibung abbalten unh cine @tntgung
6iniibtIi9 Oer acknowledgement 8Olitit 8u
treten incben.
, 1894-05-30
0roBmItht9.
80. Sea-

Sri. 5rances @iaqr6, sic 9raiibemtin
Der omertfanii9en W. G. T. IT,, erflGrt,
ooB lie in Nnbetrabt Ser in ben Ser. Staaz
ten 9erri9erloen groBen 9(rbettsnotb auf
boS tbr filr oie lebten 3tpei Sabre 5ltomz
nertoe beOeutenOe Solair per3icbte, be3p.
Die be3o9enen 8etra9e al bic aaIie 6es
Semperen3pereins aurii6eritatte.
, 1894-05-30

Qus ben SGrlern 484 @. 20. Str,
1892 9inmanltr. unb 576 2afltnitr. tpur7
Den bellte 8ormittag I'M @eiunbbeitsamt
neue Observation-Disclosures gc1neI0et.
- Inter SET 9(nfLage, gelteru 9tacbt in
Die gSGi6erei bon Clint See uno Song See
etngebrocben 5u fem unD Gin 8iinbel 8Gide
9eltoblen 81 baben, tpuroc SoDn NppIetOn
beute fritD bon &i9ter SculIp unter $500
8irglbaft bem GriminaLgeri6t i%ibertpieien.
, 1894-05-30
Der 6afolinofen.
Cine ,frau idper perbrannt uno Elm Raus
etn9edidert
@oIesburg, ST., 30. Moi.

W0IesbNt9, ST., 81. Wtot.
gl5 9eitern 8rou SSames StedelS BET If
rem @aloIinofen beid6dftigt mar. erplo=
birte bas Ooioltn, unb Die 6lei6er Der
6rau 9erietben in 8ranb. Sic trug id6pere
8ranbiDunoen baDon, u1b ibr s3uitanb 1T
Elm iebr 6eoentlicber Trau StedelS fonnte
ltb nltr oaOur5 Dor Dem Gobe retten, OaB
fte iicb III etnen alien 1eppidb einwifelte.
9a5 6euer tbeilte fib benz 6auie nit, unb
baiieLbe >purbe Douitdnbt9 etn9edlbert.
, 1894-05-30
Die 9r0fte 0efobr iberitanoen.
urr ole 5Ii7e snoFe uro Gleorwuter in
Waihin9ton ibeinen ihren hodfen
maferfono nod ni6t erret6t
ga haben.
Spotone, g8ai6., 30. Neai.

Ser SpotanezS GuB bat ieinen b~0cbiten
@oiieritan0 erreicbt, unb eS itno feline peiz
teren 8ertcbte bon Dem Ourb baS 6O6Waiz
fer ongertbteten S6a6en etngelaufen.
QluS Ser Goeur D. Qllene @ege1o piro gez
melOet, boB 6te Tliiie i'm Gangiamen Sal
len be8rifien finb. Sci 2epistown baben
Ser Snate urb Clearwater BEN %b0diten,
je 0a8etpeienen @aIcritanO erreicbt, unb
betoe 6liiie itei9en nob.
, 1894-05-30
Stdoti1hes,
metterberiht.

Spttfer &Getnc, rs 8ai6ington Str,
bertcbtet fir Chicago Die fOlgenben 8arOz
meter unb Gbermometeritdnbe:
lin 8 llbr Wtorg. 46 @r., nm 9 l1br 48
Or, Tim 10 l16r 48 ST., UNI IL ltbr 43
ST., nm II ubr 81 ST. 8arometeritan6
UNI 8 pbr Morg, 29.46, IL u6r 29.42.
, 1894-05-30
DER neue Oampfer.

5iir oen uuorooeutfden SIoyo".

Ser yIorbDeu!lcbe 2lobb" bat bier nere
9ampfer bon je 1000 Gonuen beltelIt, 3met
bel Der ScbtffsbaugeieIi6aft yGulcan" IN
Stettin, unO 51pei ber r9euti5e S9iffs6auz
ge1ell cbaft" III &tel.
, 1894-05-30
Stint perfonen
Dabren0 elmer spo5ierfabrt ertrunfen.

.8tctOn, Ont, 80. Mat,
Nley 9tn0iaD, feline brei 8riiber i'm Glitter
bon 8, II unb ID Sabrcn, iotoie cine f5rQlt
Sn9ram mabten geltern eine Segelbpotz
tabrt In Der Nd6e BON Sn1itb Sails. SIN
Sol9e un8el3tdter 6anbbabung oes SeQels
1c4ln9 oaS Boot UNI unb ale 8crionen erz
tra1tter. Sdmmtlt6e 2etc6en itn6 instpiz
ic9en auf8efu1toen poroen.
, 1894-05-30
Grobeben in 5tolten.
sc e 10 q Drf. 30. moi.

Cine Orti4oft in DER 1rdhe Don ueapeI pom
e'nem Grobeben beimgefudt.
Stem gorf, 30. Maf.
0ent p6eraIO" pirb aus 9fom mitoez
tbetlt, 6aB in Dem Orte G%i9ianeQo, in Ser
9tG9e BON 9teopel, in Der 8rooin3 8oiiliz
cata, beute elm Gr0beben ftottfon6. Sc
lpuroen mebrere !6Guier 3erit0rt, qber es
gingelt, 10 nett man bis ieBt in GrfQ6rnno
9ebracbt bat, feline Wf~enicbenleben p%erloren'
Die @tntpobner befiirc6ten noc6 tpcitere
Groft0Be un6 baben ibre 9~8obnlnoeu Dere
l%Iaiien, an0 fampiren aHf Dem Dffenen
sSeI6e.
, 1894-05-30
Sponiens ban6eIspertrd9e nit
Oeuti6lano uno Oeiterreid9.
81 a6r,t6, 80. O}at.

Der iPonii6e Senat fudt oeren 8~efdti9ung
gu per309ern.
so abr is, 80. Mai
GrOB De5 9ran9ens ser Gegterung lebnt
es Der lpartl9e Senat DartnGdi8 ab, in
ote1er StBun9Speriooe in Sic 8erot6lng
Der nit 0euti9lanO un0 9e1terreidzltnz
g@rn ACKNOWLEDGMENT 9an6elSoertrGge eirz
autretsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13

looking up the armies. and to go to Africa
ana those places. i don't want any more
of Russia right away. but i should like to
see the Italian and Spanish and French
soldiers and the Swedish and the others
one has got to see something new all the
time, you know. to keep in stock for
m ateriaL These fellows who stay right in
their back yard all the time and never see
anything can't do much in an illustrative
way IL they indulge in living subjects and
do not get their inspiration from the books.
i do so much work because / travel get
ting filled up all the time"
You would know that Mr.. Remington
had been a ranchman and was one still at
heart simply by his language which sayors
very decidedly of the west, though at the
same time IL has a curious mixture of east
ern, even English. making a combined
dialect which must be peculiar to Mr. REM
ington himself. Yet I'm manner he is so
lutely nothing in his dress or department
betrays his rough experience
he loves his subjects. the life he has
CHOSEN. and IL is more than certain that he
viii never do any other. He has drawn
but two women in his life and they could
hardly be called successful Horses and
soldiers are his pets, and he knows their
every habit. If there were to be a war In
Europe he would be eagerly at the front
IN a moment In that lies his success
his observation of the minutest details il
marvellous and his emphasis on the state
ment that you must feel" the movements
ana pastures you draw simply indicates
now perfectly he Identifies himself with his
craving. III he were d horse or an Indian
he would know how to enjoy life perfectly.
ana thus II is that he gives horses ana
INDIANS and soldies the very blood Of life
as they are printed in black and white
on paper. ALPHECS SHERwIN CODY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13

map In every instance, 1t being the one Of
hcial or government map of the region.
1T seems very strange that this magnifi-
cent tract with its wonderland of forests
parks, lakes, rivers, cascades, glaciers
snow fields, craters. lava fields and flower
beds should be so inaccessible wilderness
up to this late day. Two cities, each having
a population of more than 10000 people,
have the noble peak directly in view every
either city. The electric lights of both cities
may be seen from the high parks on the
mountain side, yet those parks are more
remote from those cities than those of the
Yosemite. With such a rapid increase of
population in the state within this decade,
it is strange enough that this tract, thirty
six miles long and forty-two miles wide,
inclosing 1,512 square miles or 961 $50 acres,
and comprising forty-two townships Of
Pierce Lewis, Yakima and Kittitas coun-
ties should not receive a single settler
should remain forest primeval, and the
mountain top hold but handful Of climbers
each season.
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Remington gave up this study and went to
Albany as the confidential clerk of Governor
Cornell Things were too slow for him, and.
finally. all things considered. it seemed de-
cidedly best-in fact the only thing to do
to go west.
Accordingly. few weeks later found
Frederick Remington punching cows in
Montana
Punching cows in Montana may not
seem to have much to do with a history of
his artistic career; but.in fact, it has every
thing to do with it. Had he not lived four
years In the saddle, bona fide cowboy,
he would never have today the intimate
knowledge Of horses that is the secret Of
his wonderful success. nor would he know
what cows are, and Indians, and the men
who rough II.
From here he went to Kansas and started
a mule ranch. He made money and made
a good thing of this, selling out after a
short time. Then he wandered further
south, serving as ranchman, Indian scout,
anything and everything that offers on a
wild western plain. At last he dropped his
wad, as cowboys terms it-that is, lost his
NOR ey-and being dead broke" he said to
himself:
Now that / am poor there seems to be
no reason why 1 should not crafty my in
cliration for an artists career. In art, to
be conventional one must be poor.
So he made some drawings and took them
in to the Harpers. That is where everyone
goes when he begins to draw pictures
Some find fortune waiting for them, as did
Reinhart and Smedley and Remington.
They took his pictures. though he has
since been told that the drawings were
pretty bad. But they were fresh and orig
inal and nobody had worked that vein be-
fore, and as a result Remington got an
order to go out west again to make illustra-
tions for special series of articles. and
since then he has travelled from one end of
this country to the other, over and over
He has been in two Indian campaigns. Wis.,
tied Canada, and fortnight ago he was
down in West Virginia to witness gan
der pulling"
Until last year he had not visited Europe
at all. Then he went with PoultRey Bige-
low and got fired out" of Russia His
opinion of The Russians is not at all fat
tering. When asked If they didn't treat
him WELL not long ago, he said:
Treat US well?' 1 should say they did.
Champagne and everything elsei Got out
whole regiment of infartry to drill for U.S.
But you felt there were a pack of spies at
your heels all the time, and the first thing
you knew you'd be digging salt in the
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SORRY HE KICKED THE CAT.
A Young Mans Hair Turns Gray In
One Night.

A remarkable case of hair turning gray
in one night IS that OF James Cannavan
young school teacher, living south OF
Birdseye, Ind. Mr.. Cannavans explana-
ton requires more than average credulity
in the supernatural to believe; the gray
hair shows for itself. Cannavan AYERS
that while he and a companion, William
Flaherty, were passing through neigh
borhood called Sodom, en- route home from
a dance night before last, says the St. Louis
Republic, they were met several times by
large black cat, which persisted each
time in passing so close to him as to rub his
leg. He grew angry at last and expressed
his mind very rudely, but Flaherty pleaded
mockingly for the cat saying loosely:
You don't know but you shall be a cat in
the next life" Scarcely had these words
been uttered when the cat repassed and
rubbed him again, and without more ado
he kicked 1t high in the air.
The young men proceeded toward their
parting place, from which each had more
than a mile to travel homeward. When
Flaherty was half way home he met Gamma
van, who exclaimed: Hello! Where are
you going?"
I'm going home" said Flaherty. What
in thunder are you doing here"
On comparing notes Cannavan found his
error, and instead of accepting an invita-
ton to 60 home with his friend started
homeward, only to be lost again and meet
mitted being bewildered and requested his
friend to accompany him to the place where
they first parted, which Flaherty did
When this point Was reached they stood
minute to speak.
The cat appeared again! They began to
inwarjly curse the cat, each reading the
others thoughts in their silence. At this
moment voices were heard overhead near
by.
The first voice was: "Oh the bloodr'
The second: THE earth is deluged!'
The third: Woe. Oh! OH! Oh,!"'
THAT last voice. said Flaherty, sis
Threena Una ma Cardle's voice! That is
the banshee that follows our family, and
is never heard except preceding the death
of some member.
The couple now became thoroughly fright
ened, aud Canravan readily accepted his
companions invita- ton to go home with
him. Nor was time wasted in getting
there. Neither slept any that night. The
worry, with the feeling that the trouble
was all incurred by his treatment of the
cat-which both now looked upon as super
natural-he does not hesitate to say caused
the change in his hair Neither has re-
covered his normal condition, and the Sc
Quel of "Threena Una ma Cardle's'' voice
is anxiously awaited. Both young men are
much above the average in intelligence,
and stand high in the respect of the COM
munity. where they have lived all their
lives. Cannavan is about twenty-five years
of age. His hair before the metamorphosis
was a rich dark brown; now it is densely
streaked with gray-more than a half hav-
ing changed color.