davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-12
Oes Doters Sdul0.
Or maft ietnen Sohn in elmer Oeftilerie be-
trunfen uno oiefer ftiir3t i'll einen 8otti6
NIT foAeuoer S6Iempe.
mnrDbb. sc. g., u. Sunni

SIN @attbS DeitiIerie, in ser Gdbe bon
Gulberlon, bat itD Elm i6redlicber ltnfaQ
5ugetra9cn. Trant Garter mar nit ieinem
iehSidbri9en Sobne in Bic 9eftiuerie gez
tomnten, betranf iib sort uno macbte AUDI
ben &na6er ~betrunfen, Sn BET 0eitiLz
lerie befanb iib Gin $50 @oQonen entbal=
1cnocr 8otti6 nit fobenOer S6lempe,
unO in bteien ftel Der Sunge Bel ieiuer
8onOerung our6 bic Oelttuerie; er ipurbe
iofort bcrauS9e5ogen unb eS mar aucb 6aIo
dr3tllbe 9ulte 3ur 0ouo. @5 geidbab
Qnes UNI Die S6mer5en be5 8erungLiidten
gu ltnbern, aber oRue @rfolg ult0 am nd6@
item Sage erlDite i'm Der Sob bon ieinen
2eioen. Der Gater Bat iid5 bapon gentadbt,
, 1894-06-12
0pffr oct Dibe.
Qht perionen in Nep porf pom
bibidla9e befallen.
Jn SroofIYn 3pei pcrionen oaran 9eitorben.
g e III Oorf, u. Stunt.

SEEM Oorf II. SUM-.
Sol9en6e Y%erionen erlagen geltern Ser
Sonnenbibe unb .pur6en in ben itG6tiiden
0oipttGlctn IN Gr3tlibc 8ebanolung ge5
nommen: Siiber 2bmlan, so Sabre alt, AM
8roabtpaD unb Gbamber Str, tpurbe nacb
Dem GDamber Sir. z6olpital gcbrabt 5bo7
mas 6ugon, Is Sabre alt, crfrnntte an 40.
Str. unb Der 2. QlDe., uu6 fam in bnS
8lOtpcr 6oipital; SreOerid 6offman, SO.
Sabre alt, an ber 3. QOc. un6 Der IA. Str.,
ipur0e in OaS 0arlemer 6oipital Gebrabt !;
Sobn Sattmann, 30 Sabre alt, crfranfte
Dor BENT 6auie SEQ. 1868 an Der G.. 2(pc., cr
murbe in bas Nooleuclt 0oipital 9ei5afft !;
Sobn Manning, SO Sabre alt, puroe be-
it~nnlngSIoS por $50. 81 Yarf Hop aufgc=
flnben un0 i'm Gbamber Ctr. z6oipttal
Derpfle9t; Sboma5 Wtc@uire, 40 Sabre
alt, crtranfte al Der @erft am 6uBe Der
Spring Ctr, puroe in ba5 ct. Bince1tS
6Dlpttal gebracbt; Gobcrt Wtc0onalO, 80
Sabre aft, bon Bert6 QmboD, ~itilr3te all
Der @Ge bon Ganal Ctr. un0 Der 8owerD
nte6er uno nuroe IN ba3 Chamber Str.7
9olpttal gebra6t; Sobn SwecncQ, %
Sabre alt, erfranttc Dor SEQ. 40 Gburcb
Str. unO purbc bemielben 6oipitale itberz
%ipielen.
Sn 8rooflpn itarben 3pei Berionen in
6oIge 6er !0ibe.
, 1894-06-12
UelegrapRiP&e Oepefdiea.
Der Staatstonuent Oct Dopulitten,
&ewelIin9's Wieoerernennun9 STEM.
lid ither.
frau Scale 9Idn7t our9 2bwefenheit.
EppefQ, @Qn.. y. oXnni

Die Observation-Disclosures 9elegaten gum
pOpuLiitii6en StaatSconOent ibeinen iiD
3rr @r0ffnung be1leIben UNI II llbr piinfts
Ii6 et%ngefunben 3u baben. Gemcuing'S
@egenpartet icbetnt MIR aus 6et Delegation
bon 0oan0ottc GountD SIT beiteben, unb CT
ptrb obne 3metfcI IN Die Spibe DeS
D&tfetS" 8eiteut iper6en, lpenn man iib
ni9t iber einen an6eren Blan cini9t. IS
bteB rdmltcb beute, OaB m0gLiber Beiic
Der @ongreBob9eoronete 6arris Die 9tomiz
nation fir oaS 0ouperneur5amt erDaltet,
nrb 2epeQtn9 gum @ongreBabgeorDnelen
tlIt Den 9an5en Staat ernanut tper6en
pitr6c.
IS beutet iibrigen5 2lGcs. ouf Sic Mic6ers
o%uiiteuun9 DeSe gan5en Gtdets bin, nit
@u9nabne beS 2ieut. z0ouberneltrs 9oz
1ttcls, ser fem 8anDtbat. lit, un6 Des
StaatsiefretGrS Osborn, iDelcber, tpie e8
bteB, Die gtDn1tnatton ablebnen pilrbe. iicb
9ber 1ebt sur 2(nna6me berieGben bereit erzz
flGrt bat.
Trou 2eale lift nibt bier, un5 hire
Sreltnoe lagen, 6aB fe it3 oucb ntGbt einz
finben WirD.
, 1894-06-12
Anf offener 9anottroRe,
Auf oem Peimpe9e Don Ger Sonn=
to9sidule 9erathen 5wei Samis
lien an etndn0er.
limo liefern ft9 ein reeeIredtes 6efcdt,
NIeran6ria, g., II. Stint.

Nleron6ria, g., II. SIM.
Dim Sonntag fonb in Ser gt6bc BON
8olanb, III Dieiem 8arii6, Sptl6cn ben
Samilieu 8eoper unb 4ittman Elm &ompf
ltott. Qtuf ieber Settle itq1Oen brei 8ers
lonen, 8ater unb S0bne. Sic ~bcfanben
ii6 BON Der Sonnta8si9ule ouf bem0eimz
!pege, ais iiber einen Der iun9en 8uri9en
eiue unIiebiame 8emerfung 9cmocbt wuroe.
9ogeeen purbe @tnmanb erboben, unb eS
foI9te cine aIgemei1c &eilerei, nobel Otel7
fer, Btitolen unb &niippel in QlnpenOuag
9ebra1t tpur6cn. WiItom 8coDer erbielt
Stt6c in ser S6ulter unb in Sen Nrmen,
unb Stepe Bittman I'M 6alie, in ben
2(rmen unb in Der S6ulter. Sobn 9tttz
MAJ erbiclt cinel S6uB III ben lt1tem
Q(rm un6 in 6as rccbtc 8ein; Sen 8ittz
man, Ser @ater, trug cinen ~9etpalttgen
&uippelbieb ilber ben &opf 6apon, un6
Stcpe Bittn1an'S 3uitonb miro fir icbr be-
benflt6 eraGbtet.
, 1894-06-12
Der Stretk beioeleot.
Ger grtPnR pFhdbert.
Die 6rubenbefiber uro AUDI ote
Qrbeiter fdetnen s~ufrie0en=
9eitellt Su ietn.
limo alIes 1T CUR fofortieen 2Iufnahme ser
2lrbeit berett.
@plu III bus 8. 8. u. SUM.

~ A-F no"''N
Sine Spe3iolOcpelc6e bon 9%telionoille,
O., al Die p0ispath" ia9t, baB Die @ru-
benbeltber nit Sen 8eotngungen bes Qlb7
fomu1enS nit Sen 9rubenarbeitern Dou>
ltGnbig Sufrie6en lin6. Sic beab1thtigten,
Bic Nrbeitcn in Ben 0ruben iofort ipieocr
auf3uneDmerl, aber bic Nrbciter tpolten erit
beftimmte 9tabridten bonn 6ouptquartier
abmcrten. @inSelne Qrbeiter, tpelcbe icbocb
nur fir iib icIbit ipre6en, ia9en, baB ite
Die iebS3tg Gents abeIe ntcbt annebmcn
nerben un0 auf 70 Gents belte0en ipoQcn.
Der grGiibent Sobn Wc8rtbc, Ser
Secretdr ullb S6abmeiiter Batri6 Wtc@
8rD6e, lnb anoerc 8eamte I'M 6auptquar=
tier bet @rubenarbetter linb nit bet 2lb>
faiiung zines SbretbenS bei6afti0t, tpet>
6es ben Qtrbeitern IN ben betreffenben 8s>
5trfen 5ugelan0t per0en iou.
Son 8arfers6urg, S11o., tpiro bertbtet,
6aB ipGteitenS bis gum nGcblten 3on=
nerlta9 iGmmtltde &O6lcngruben in Sulz
liDan, mo Ser &anpf am befti9iten mar,
ipieber in 8etrteb lcjn iper6en. 9a8 Jte@
lultat ser 8eratbung in Columbus iptr6
nit Sicberbeit ais baS Gnbe 6eS Streites
betracbtet.
9le 0ruDenlelte III Sdrnler5Dur9 bdbe1l
bcllte Wtor8en Die Q(rbeit ipteoer auf9enom7
men. Die 2eutc in Sbelburn feiern nocb,
tperben aber ebenfalls in meni9en Stunoen
III Die Nrbeit Qeben.
Son QIum Gapc, Sadlon 6tQ, 6Dcmera,
Stor GttD unb GurrpbiQe iino Nobridten
etngetroffen, unb oIer @abrideinltcbfett
nacb miro in allen bieien 8lGBen Die
9(rbett tnnerbaIb Ser nGcbitcn %acbtunboierz
sig Stunben mieoer Beginner. Sn Sui
lioan County berri6t iiber Die 9iinitige
NenOung Der 9(n9ele9enbett o~ugemeine
Treuhe, un6 bic ~&oblengr6ber itn6 barber
b0blicbit 3ufriebengciteut.
, 1894-06-12
Die 8eotn9un9en %annebmbar.
Gin uliteIieo oer Grecutipbeboroe erfIdrt ole
oen Grubeuarbeitern eemodteu 5uee=
~fGnonife fir 3iemIi6 gut.
ct. Qnnis. u sunni.

g. 9. Mc@uire, Elm MitglieO ser Gre=
cltip6eb0r0e Der Nrbeitsritter la9te bclte
itber bic ben @rubenarbeitern 9ena9ter1
a3ugeftGn6niiie, boB Die Hreiie nidbt 10 gut
ieien, ais man ertpartet babe, baB tic aber
unter ben 8ebin8ungen rccbt annebmbar
Isien.
v@8 unterliegt feittem l3tpetfcG, fubr er
tort, boB bic 2eute melcbe ibre aamera0en
b Be- angeitelit niirDtn : gis wuBz
len, oaB lofort na6 Dem NuSbru9e pon
unruben bic Wttli3 berbetgebolt mer0en
miroe, u1lb oaB ite Oann %geponnenes Spiel
DGtten."
SIS wur6en 8eriude 9cmobt, Sam
0omperS gu finben, nm feline Qlniicbt iber
Die perctnbarten 8ebin9ungcn gu 0Orcn,
abet btelelben tparcu erfol9lo5.
, 1894-06-12
G9 9ebt tpteoer los,
11lebrere 8eroperfs 6eieufhafter
beginner beute pieoer nit Ser
2rbett.
Jn nddfter Wode wahrfheinIit, 2taes wie=
Der in 9ewohuter Gbdti9feit.
Cripple Greet Solo,
II. SUM-.

Seitoem beute Die 6ulfsi6eriffS abgcz
5o8en itnb, berciten iicb 0ie &oufleute tpiez
Der gut Nufnabme ibrer @eibafte Dor.
Solgenbc 8er8mert89eieIi9aften baben
bcute be9Onnen, @rbeiter an3Hitcaen: bic
Summit, 6aoer, @clipic $50. l, $40 2anO
uno S~noepeuoent, rnO morgen tpcrocn bic
@ruben @ictor, 8pena 8tita uub Sic 2lno7
conba ibren 8etrieb tpiehcr alfnebmen.
Die 3enobia unb Qlnna Sec iperbeH ebcnz
falls mor9en ipieDer ar6etten laiien, uno eS
miro ~crtportet, baB innerbalb elmer @obe
iGmmtli6e @ruben in bem 8e3irt in GbGz
ti9teit lein tpcrbeu. Sci etni9en miro cS
notbpen6i9 icin, cine 3eit lang Bic Bumz
pen in 9In>penoun9 8u b%ringen, Tim ben
S9utt pou Der SbetflGde gu entfcrnel.
, 1894-06-12
Oes mittmenitan0es mG0e.
Neaie Grant Sortoris nil pieoer inter ole
Ra1be.
90 atom, II. SUM.

Sn Ser i%o9cnannten @eieIicbaft ing8aibz
irgtou bit6et bas @critdbt BON Der Nerloz
bu)tg Der Trau gteute @rant SortoriS nit
Sem @cneral !6enrD 8Do Douglas, Dem
@euerola6jutanten OeS Staate5 WtarDIano,
Elm Invertebrates Neutrality-suspicious..
Srau SortortS ftcute S1par Dor ibrer 2lbz
rctie BON bier, nm ibre Wutter III Stem
Oorf al beiuc9en, Sic @obrbeit oes @eriicbz
ties in NbrcDe, ober ieitbem bat Tie i'll einem
8rtefe al cine ibrer D%ertrauten Sreunoin7
men 5u9eitanOen, baB bic Sadbe iDre Nicb7
ti8teit babe, Sen. Douglas 1T ctnSungz
9cielle.
, 1894-06-12
3lelte acknowledgement,
Der Pofen Don puoYoquiI neu be-
feiti9t.
Petitioner sur Qufhebun9 es6ren5pertra9es
NIT Peru III llmIauf.
81 Ell gorf, II. Stunt.

@on 8anama ipirb benz y9eralO" gez
mclbet, baB bic neucn 8%efcittgungen am
@tn9an9e bes '0afens bon Ouapoquil, in
Ecuador, loeben Douenbet per6eu. 8ier
6OtcbtiB unO 8pei Wtartmgeichiibe iin6 bort
in 8oittton gebr05t. GS circul;ren 5abL=
retcbc 8etittonen, ipelbe aub 3ablreide
llnteri3riften %erlan9en, nm ben @ren3@
Dertra9 nit Qeru bes @arcio 6errera pom
Gon9reB fit un9iiltig erflGren su ~laIicn.
DaS mdre aber tbatid6lic6 9Iei96e6euteuo
nit elmer &rie9Serfldyung.
, 1894-06-12
freioeIproben.

Der iun8e 9anieI Sebber, ipeIcber bon
SIS. Carlton, ben SeiiBer bes &eitaurants
$40. So 8. Chicago 2tpe., beicbuIoi9t mar,
i'm am 4. SUM Elm $40 entbolteuDes Gaz
i4enbu6 aus Der @cltentai6e geraubt 81
baber, puroe Dcutc OtOr8cn bon Dicier
2tntla9e Dureb 9ti9ter 8~eriten fretgez
lpro5en.
Carlton oermoc6te ipeber bureb iein
eigenes 3eu9niB nOcb Our6 6aS 0nbcrer
3euscn Die SbuLD SeOOerS nit Sicberbett
al betpetlen.
, 1894-06-12
0ro6arti9e 8e9rdbniffeier.
Oas Opfer Ger lInruheu pom Son!!taoe unter
Setheilioun9 pom 5000 Srreifern
beerot1t.
Il II 10 n, ga, Y. Stunt

Il II I D II D 10 IT, PW.l II. oJWIII.
6eutc tpurbe ser BEL ben lInruben am
Sonntagc umgefommene Stopate Sobll
Mofafj in Dem Sricbbofe in 9eiicnring
SEQ. l 6ceroigt. Die Streifer batteu itcb
aus alien Gbcilen Bet @egenb ein9cfunben,
unb es tparen lpeni9itens 5000 PeriOnen
ontpeien6.
@eltern gtacbt pur6c sic Nnlage BON %.
s. MncGormif in Der 9tGbe bon Cheat
6oDen bon Streitern beiubt, uno baS
San6iperfScug uno Die @agen pur6en in
ben SluB 9cpOrfen. SIS nurOen icoob ioz
fort neue 8erfseuge an8ei6afft, uno Die
Qlrbeit in bet NnIa9e tpurbe nic6t unterz
bro6en.
, 1894-06-12
An9ebItde Dertra9sperIekuns.
siam bat no6 2En9obe oes Dertreters pom
Goblin China ben Dertra9 perIebt.
g nrfS u NSnni

9os 8Iott u0tatin" per0fentlibt cine
HnlerreOrn0 nit Sc MDre Sc 8iuerS, 6ent
8ertreter ber fran50itidben Golonie Godhit
GDtla III Der 9eputirte1taurmer tporin
Ote1er ertl6rt, boB Die iiameiiibe 9fe9ie7
ru18 bnr9 Die 98ct8erung, BEN M0roer
86raDot an Die iran8Oiiidcn 8eb6rben
aus8ultcfern, ben orittcn NrttfeL 6es Botoz
fpter Gertra8es DerleBt babe. QlQes, mas
6ra1fretcb ieBt tbun fam, iagt ct, 1T, bic
Sta0t GbantabOn enOgiiItig i'll 8eitb 51
nebmsn.
, 1894-06-12
mieoer Elm 2r1ann abbanoen g
fomnlen.
Gr perIebt iib ourd einen Sail mo perIdbt
feline mohnuno obne 3uriif3ufehren.

Spltet, SU., Z. SUM.
MlS 8tncent 90. 8cebe, Scr @gcnt Ser
Calumet & Gluc SSlan6 8abn, ou1 lcbtcn
Sonntoge III ieiner Mobnung cine Greppe
binaufitieg, iiel CT unb DcrleBte lib am
&ppfe, Gr lit bciti9e S6nler5en, unb am
2tbcub bolte feline Srau eincu Qlr5t. @eitern
Wlorgen I'M 5pei llbr 9in8 8eebc aus Dem
!0auie unD bat iicb iettOem nicbt nieocr
ieben loilen. 8eebe mar nit ieincr 6rou
Dor u6tSebn Wonatcn Don @bica9O bierDerz
Qefomnen, tpp ct bieielbe Steue an Der
8abn befleiOet Bate, Gr lit elm Sobn Des
NicbterS George 81. 8eebe bonn 9tetp Oorz
ter @crtcbtsbofe fir 2lnlprii3e in 9ltbanD,
, 1894-06-12

: Sin filter Mlarm rief g~eitcrlt 9(ben6
fur3 mach elf 11br Die 8eucrpebr na1 Ser
Gfc Ser Stcipart Npe. uno 30. Str, mo-
lelbit Elm Der BittSburg, Sort MaDne78abn@
8eicuicbaft gebOriger 6aufen G~jienba6nz
i91peGen IN T(nmmcn itano. Der 8ranb
muroe ibncQ 9el0icbt unO Der GcbaOen lit
nit So ipicoer gut 81 macbcn. g8ie Der
8ranp entitanO, fOnnte niAt ermittclt
peroen.
, 1894-06-12
Otebn1drft.

5000 Stiif 9tin6Dieb, $1,000 S4ipeine
uub 10000 Sbafc btlbeten Die 3ufubr.
Rinbpic6, bette Natiucs Sttere 1900
$50, Neitteliurtc 4,5O@4.75, i9Iebte 800
@4.10.
Sbwcine e, burc6eiuan6cr 4.6504.90,
lcbpere 4.80(a4. 90, Ieiobte 4.60(d4.75.
S6afe, bette 3.00@3.25; bette 2dmz
nter 3.90(04.40.
, 1894-06-12
Ueixoto's Oruppen 9efdlln9en.
Der prditoent ser propti ortfden Re.
9terun9
Don Santa Gatharina 9efan9en 9cnommen.
g ~ 9 Drf, u. s

: IT NJ'FFF'
Dem v6eralb" miro aus 8uenoS 9(ires
%teIe9rapbirt, Dab Sic braiilianii6eu Gegtes
run9struppen inter Oem Sberit SamplacO,
BON ben 9tcbellen inter @encral 8tna in
@on9ora geicbla9en ipurben, unb anGOoten
un6Nermunoeten $50 Mfann perloren. Der
@eneral 9oneno, Der 8rGii6ent Ser prODiz
iOriicben 9fegierung i'm Staate SontG
@atbarina, lit in Der 9tG6e bon 9eiterro
9efangen genommen morOen.
, 1894-06-12
90 e, SQ., II. SUM.

WfoIt1te, ST., Il. SUIT.
@eltern Morgen purOe Oftli6 bon Oeos
line, in 6er NGbe Der weitGicben 0eleiie Der
@bicago, Gpd Sslono & Bacificz8abn Die
2eicbe bon @bparb Gerbefe, eincm ettpa
40idbrtgen 8eIgier, aufgefunoelt. 9er@
ielbe purbe ie0cnfalS BON einem 8aDn3u9e
nieber9ctpprfen ur1o 9et0btet.
, 1894-06-12
Raubmoro.
Die permutbIiden m0roer eefIii6tet,
g boentr, Q(rts., u. Sunni.

P@Oentr, Nrt8., II, SUM-.
@eitern tpurbe 9tamon Goronal, Elm
ettpa fiinfsigidbriger Gbi[ene, Elm 0olo=
iu9er, cine babe 0}eiIe meitli6 bon ber
StaOt erlnor0et atfgefunben. IS pur6en
!6aftbefeble ge9en Yincente Sranco unb
beiien Srar, auf beren Tarm Der W1orb
begangen Uor6en mar, a15geitcGt. Goroz
nal bate, tpie es beiBt, cine b~eoeutcn0e
@elOiumme Bel it6; ale batten ben 9tbcnb
porbcr 5ulammen %gctrunfen. 8ronco unb
feline Srou Daben itb 8eliicbtet.
, 1894-06-12

5oiucit bas yGimes"s @ebdit6c in @ez
tracbt fommt, i6eint DON !&Oblenman9el
feline &eoe 5u icin. Sd8lib itetgt Der
DifIte 93aucb aus bcm S3ornitetn, Die
iogenannte 9tau3orOinan5 cbeliO oft Oer7
bDbnen0.
, 1894-06-12
90 IL. Sunni.

!6ente fdn6en in me6reren 8e3trfen BON
9(nbaIuiien @rbit0Be itatt. Sn Granada
unb Nlmeria ipurDen pieIc !6Guler 3%erit0rt
lnb iinb mebrere Ycr1onen ltmgefommen i;
aucb in 9tacimicntO i~tiir3ten eint9e @ebdu6e
5uiamnlen, wurOe iebO9 Niemanb perlebt.
, 1894-06-12
Gin Groito6
1idtet in elmer fpaniiden Ortl9aft ero6en
S9aoen an.
MQ6rt6. -. Sunni.

9aS geitrige Gr6bebcn 31 Gacimiento bat
ipeit 9r0Beren Sdbo6en anQertcbtet, ais
man onfdngIib %Dernrutbet bate. 8ericbies
hene Berionen tpurben Ourcb etnitilrSenOe
@ebdube eribla9cn uno Die 3abl bet Ser
leBten lit 9rOB. Die Srtstircbe liegt chem
fats IN Sriimmern.
, 1894-06-12
Sur Warnun9.
Gin iu1ees mdodlen ourh Kiriden uno
peanuts" ms Jenieits bef0roert.
9IatnfteI6, g. g., II. SUM

y N u Y y ~ O' II OUTU'
@eitcrn lit bier Scnnie 6i99ins bon
8ele Mea6e, cine III Der teIepbonif6en
Capitalization in BIatnfiel6 angeiteate
iunge Dame, nacbbem ie 8pet Guart
&iri6en unb Elm Quart u8eanuts" Dere
5ebrt bate, unter BEN grGBIibten S5n1ers
sen 9eitorbcn.
, 1894-06-12
Die lebte SfIaptu.
6etern ftarb in 11ew Papen ole le5te BORT
ais SfIapin %perfaufte 2Ie9erin.
Sem s aDen, Gonn., II. SUM

Stem apen, GOnn., II. Stunt,
@eitcrn itarb bier Die gtcgerin 2oiSGrtt9
ton in i6rem 90. 2ebensiabre. 9telelbe
gait bier fir cine DrtIt6e Beritbmtbett,
neil ite Die lebte Sflapin mar, tpelcbe i'm
Sabre 1925 bier auf Offent!i6er AuttioH
ipsrenuft moroen tpQr.
, 1894-06-12
Grobeben in Spanien.

IN oen St6oten GRANADA uro Nlrnera wer.
oen pieIe Hdufer 3erit0rt uno mebrere
meniden unter oen Griimmern
beoraben.
, 1894-06-12
Don Ser Bahn uberfabren.

Gin etwa 4oiGhri9er monn wahrideinlid
oas Opfer Ger ei9enen unporiidtiefeit.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-02-24

February 14th, 1894, at Chinco
league Island, by Rev. 1T. Edmond
son, George H. Birch to Miss Henri
eta Watson.
AT the Parker House, Pocomoke
City, on February 18th, 1894, by the
Rev. H. L. Elderdlce, o. w. Edwards
to Miss Rachel Bloxom, both of Vir-
ginia.-Peniusula Ledger.
At the residence of the brides par
ents on Pearl street, Berkeley, Va,
at half-past six o'clock Thursday
morning, February 18th, Miss Maggie
May, youngest daughter Of Capt. and
Mrs. W. H. French, to Leroy Madi-
son Lewis, of Sykes, Accomac coun-
ty, Va. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. NJ. W. Butler, of the
Christian church, and was preceded
by wedding breakfast. After re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends, the happy couple took the
steamer for their future home in
Sykes, where the groom is engaged
in business. Thus Berkeley loses an.
other of her fair daughters-Satur.
day Graphic.
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Mnss.Mee,ine at Marsn's wharf.

On Monday, February 18th, the
crabscrapers of above neighborhood
held a mass-meeting for the purpose
of asking our representatives in the
General Assembly to pass crab law.
The meeting was called to order by
Capt. John w. Marsh, who, after
stating the purpose of the meeting.
was nominated and elected chair
man, and Fred E. Runge, secre-
tary. Capt. Marsh then read letter
received from our representative in
the House of Delegates asking the
peoples opinion on crab law. The
following resolutions placed before
the meeting by Capt. John W. Marsh
were adopted:
Be it enacted by our General AS
sembly that each and every boat en-
gagged in the catching o. crabs with
scrapes pay a tax of fifty cents and
pay fifty cents to the oyster inspector
for putting number on their foresail.
On motion it was further resolved
that we also recommend, that police
boat No. 2 be stationed in Pocomoke
Sound to assist in protecting the oys-
ter and crab grounds of this COM
monwealth.
1t was the sense of the meeting
that we also call attention to the
great mistake made by some of our
people about the thousands of acres,
that they proposed to rent out for
the purpose of planting oysters, as
we are confident that there is not
more than one-fourth of the bottoms
or vacant grounds that will do to
plant oysters on. A large quantity
of those bottoms are dead mnd, and
a much larger quantity are shifting
sand, and if you were to plant oysters
on such bottoms they would soon
cover up in the sand and die.
JOHN w. MARSH, Chairman.
FRED RUNGE, Secretary.
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bnnnccc ok.

The oyster war has been the talk
of our citizens this week.
Miss f. T. Lilliston has been quite
i'll for some days. She is better.
Rev. E. c. Atkins lectured to full
house at Leatherbury's chapel this
week.
Mr.. Randolph Chandler, Balti
more, is visiting Mrs. Short, on Main
street.
The street lamps continue to go out
one at a time. Sergeant Riley is on
the war path.
Capt. Thos. Johnson has been
shipping all the opsters he could buy
at the dock, for weeks.
Arrangements have been made fol
a union meeting in the Baptist
Church, under the auspices Of Rev
Mr.. Gales, of North Carolina.
There will be entertainments in
the Town Hall, Monday and Tuesday
nights during Easter-Old Folks
concert and drama, by the Baptists
and Episcopalians, respectively.
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In McmGrinHr.

Died at his fathers residence. on
January 18th, 1894, of pneumonia,
John William Young, in the eigh-
teenth year of his age. This writer
visited him on the morning of Janu-
airy 10Th, and found him i'll; he did
not think, however, that in a few
hours he would be numbered with
the dead. His death was a surprise.
He had the best medical attention,
and a fond father and mother gave
him their best care, but death called
him. John was gentle and loving
son. He was never known to swear
an oath. He was not afraid of death
and death had no terrors for him.
His funeral was preached on the 18th
at the Drummondtown Baptist
Church by Rev. J. III. Dunaway, be
fore a large and sorrowing congrega-
ton. May the Lord bless and COM
fort the bereaved father and mother.
1.-The Lord gave, the Lord hath taken
away
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Real Estate at Auction.

BY virtue of deeds OF trust, dated
December 10Th, 1889, and June 25th,
1887, respectively. the valuable house
and lot of George r. Rev and wife,
in Parksley, and that of Thorogood
NJ. Taylor and wife, near Wiseville.
respectively, (the former lot having
large house, conveniently located
and almost new, and the latter con-
tanning 20 acres. more or less, of val
liable land), will be sold at public
auction on Saturday, March 3rd,
1894, at $50 and $3.50 o'clock, p. H.,
at Parksley and Wiseville, respec-
lively. Those desiring home or
good investment, should attend the
sales. For terms &C., see posters.
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FIGHT WITH OYSTER PIRATES.
Two Vessels md Their Crews Capsure'

Marvlanders, for the most part
from Smiths Island, who of late
have shown holder determination
than usual to depredate upon the
oyster beds of Virginia, were pre-
vented by Capt. Reed and crew, OF
police boat Tangier, until last Sat
urday. On that day, however, they
did not propose to be driven off and
brought with them e fleet of about
30 boats, manned with about 15Omen,
to carry out their purpose to dredge
on Woman's Marsh, OH Virginia side,
and when informed by Capt. Reed
that they were in Virginia. answered
him with storm of bullets. An en-
gagement resulted which was con,
tinued until the powder of Capt.
Reed was exhausted, when he was
compelled to withdraw. Dropping
the police boat down to Tangier Is
land and securing a key of powder,
Capt. Reed returned and renewed
the fight, but was compelled to with
draw a second time, because his sup
ply of cannon ball had given out. In
the meantime Capt Reed had
sent dispatch to Capt. Hudgins, OF
steamer Chesapeake, and waited at
Tangier Island, until his arrival on
last Monday, when Capt. Reed and
crew being taken on board. steamer
Chesapeake was pointed Immediate
" for Woman's Marsh and another
engagement followed which resulted
in the defeat of the oyster pirates
and hasty retreat for the Maryland
line. The Chesapeake poured volley
after volley at the retreating vessels
sinking, it is reported, one vessel and
putting balls through the cabins
and hulls of others. In their
precipitate flight two of the
vessels ran ashore on Smiths
Island and :. were captured with
their crews, consisting of eigh-
teen men. The captains escaped
in their yawl boats. The captured
schooners are the c. w. Stevenson
and the William E. Price, both OF
Smiths Island, Md. The captured
dredgers are in Accomac county Jail.
No one was killed or wounded, so far
as we are. advised, in this sengage-
ment, but in the fight on last Satur'
day ball from the pirates passed
through the hat of Capt. Reed, in
flicting a slight scalp wound:
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nEappsburg.

Mr.. Richard Phillips, a former cit.
izen of,this neighborhood, died on
Hog Island, February LIST, aged So
years
The schooner Bill Nye, arrived at
Hog Island from Poplar Island, last
Monday, with piles for the Govern.
ment wharf to be built there. Work
on same will be commenced at once.
The following preamble and resolu-
ton were adopted at meeting OF
the citizens of Mappsburg and vicin-
lty, held at this place last Saturday:
Whereas, The business interests
generally of Mappsburg community
and the interest of the potato grow
ers particularly, are suffering from
the lack of Geographic facilities, de-
priving us of the benefit of home
cash market for our sweets, a gener-
ally admitted great advantage and
enjoyed by nearly every station along
the n. Y, P. & N. R. R., many of
which ship less number of barrels
of sweets than Mappsburg,
Resolved, That we, the business
men and sweet potato growers of
Mappsburg and vicinity, earnestly
request the management of the Ny,
p. s. N. R. r. Co., to give us at an
early date, a Geographic service,
pledging ourselves to promote and
encourage such service as far SIS our
business interest will permit.