davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-31
Dermtihtes.

- Qluf etgentbl mlicbe Q8eiie pur0e Bel
benz bon ben &ouooner Ginitlern 0ieier
Gage gu 0uniten be3 SpitQIS Ser ltnDeilz
barren DeronitaItetcn Teite bic @obltbdtig7
felt 0eS Bu6ltfumS in &lnlpru6 genommen.
Sin 3iemIi9 bcfeft 9efleioeter after Wtann
~itir5te pl0Bli6 in eptleptiiden &rQmpfen
3ui0lnmen. Sofort murDe Elm W0gen BET
9tettungsgeieuidbaft requirirt un0 Der
&r1tfe jn'S Spttal gefa0ren, 1DG9ren0 Bic
ieutimentale &tebbabertn beS Orur0 Sane,
MtB Qlma Stanley, fir ben 3%1n8liidlic6en
cine Sommlun8 etnleitete, bic "a Qltrl. erz
CAB. Bum oOgentetnen Staunen talcbte
Der 8rnnfe in 6emielben %Qu9enbliGe Die0er
auf, tobm Bart ulto Yerriite a6 un0 ent5
puppte iib als 2ionel 8roug6, .ctneS Der
beliebteiten Ottt9lteoer Ocs 9~erannten
GbeaterS.
9te @ntbauptun9 Warino Salieri'S.
0fan ibreibt BET r6rtf. 3tg." aus 8ene6i8 =:
Seit @Obenfriit miro bier oas NluQe an
ieoer StraBenede burcb eineu ouf6rtn9z
ltcben Qnlbla8e3ettel 9~efelielt, Dpr benz,
tpte letcbt be9retftcb, INNER Elm &nGuel
Wteniben itebt un6 ben lu8ubren SSnbQlt
berunter3ubu6itabiren 1udt. 0cnn bic
Sunbu1acbung lit i6par3 9erGttbert, nit
etnem groBen NmtSltegel Derieben un6 iberz
lbriebcn: pSentenza di Morte", (Gobesz
urt6et), Sin S9auer iiberlduft ungeacbtet
Der GrOpcnbibe, 0eren MIR unS felt 8eQinn
OeS SultmonotS erfrcuen, olt6 ben Wtz
t3i8iten. Sinh bic f~tniteren a3etten beS
Ottttelalter5 fit Die frteblic6te Sta6t Der
9albjnietnO9 einmal an8ebrOc6en ? fragen
mir un9, iOboIo unler 2(u9e inter Sen
tenza di Morte" ba5 0ort yDecapiti-
zione" ~(@ntbaUptun8) ilber bte G0pfe Ser
btcbt8eordn8ten S9aar 0aOorfteben0er
ent5tffert bat. 0ttt tlopfenbeln Screen
iucbcn mir ltG6er 5u treten uno leIen in
altem &ene3ianiib, OaB am II, 0pril 1866
bic 6tnri4tun8 bcS 9o9er1 Otarino TaIiert
auf Der Stiege del giganti, i'm 9ogenz
palate, itattftnOet, lnO mir er1ubt tper6en,
Oieiem Ntte, Dem Bic beri6mte Ql6nabme
Oes Corno Ducale (ber 9ogenmib0 DDrs
, 1894-08-31

- Ser G9uIrat6 bate audi etpaS Ser
niinftigeres tbun fOnnen, ais ben 8ei9lHB
gu faiien, eS nit benz Grbgas in Oer S9ule
ais 6ei5mittel 3u Oeriu9en, 9aS GrOgo8
lit lpe8elt ieiner @eru9loii8teit Elm piel 3u
betmtiidtf9er @eiea, ais baB man in Der
SauIe bamit erpertmenttren ioate. SIS
tperben 3par aub in Gbicago bereit8 9roBe
@ebduOe mtttels Grb0as 9c6ei8t, Obne baB
bas BubIitum, 6as bieieIben beiu8t, cine
2tbnung oapon bat; 10 6as Mari6aQ
SieI6'i8e. Mber in 8riOat8ebduOen mirb
in Der &egeL mebr 0babt 0egeben auf bic
CUTE 8eibaifenbeit Ser 2eitung, ais in
Offentli9en, un6 6ann gebt in Oieien grOBen
8auflGben baS 9ubIifum aus unO Gin,
tpogegen in Der Sbule Sic &tnber itunbenz
lang stpti9en ben bier 8GnOen iiBen
mii1en.
, 1894-08-31
Wtrft nit 0eIo um fid.

0ie 24jdbri9e bibi9e emma Coleman,
Die GOb:er iebr a9tbarer 2eute in 9an>
bile, ST., ipurSe 9eitern 9IbenO in 6riebz
ricbS &%eitaurant, 8abaib lue., bon ber
8oli3et perbaftet, neil ite in bctrunfenem
.3uitanoe bort nit @eLb INN it4 mari.
emma, bic i9rcS lei9tiinnigen Q8eiens
tueaen bon ibren Gltern aus Dem 6auie
getpieien tpar unb bier tpObnte, tpar 8eltern
UNI l 11br gtabmittagS aus DanDiQe
sefommen, ipoielbit ite $1,000 Orb
tbeil nodb ibrer Wf1tter Sob erboben
bate. Sic trat iofort cine S9napS@
retie an unb lon6ete nm 9 llbr
I'M SricbribS 9eitaurant. 0ort beitieg
iie etnen StubI un6 mari bas @elb NIT
oouen Sdnben inter bic bort beftn6licbcn
6erren unb y0amen". I'm Ser 6erumz
t~perferei 6eS ibnOben Wammons eth @noe
gu macben, tpurOe BoIi5ei berbetgebOlt uno
emma sur Grnil6terung nab Der NrmprD
ge19afftt Son l bis 9 l1br bate ie be-
reits $95 ausge9eben.
, 1894-08-31

- Die Gemperen5betpe8ung bat bur3
ber neultben Gonpent be5 6atber WfGs
t6etp'S 8ereinS tpicber neue 2~lnregung ers
balten. Ser 10. Sftober 1T ser @eburtsz
tag beS 6atDer Wtat6etO, uno ba iou in 0tes
lem Sabre I'M bieii8en r2tuottOriltm" cine
grOBc Gemperen3z@ MISUNDERSTANDING
Deronitaltet iperben, an ipeldber iicb fatbos
ltibe un6 ut6t fatbolii3e Semperen5Ocr@
cine betbetltgen iouen; aucb bcr @rSbti6of
Srelanb, Der 8ti6of 8atterion, Der me-
tbObiftti9e 8iibof 0terriQ unb Die lrs
templeren5lertn 0iIarb iOQen SIT bet Set
Iicbteit etn9elaben tperben. 2eute, ME
Srelan6, bic nit @etpalt bic fatbolti3e
Gircbe Deramertfanern woQen, III benz
tb0ricbten 0abne, Da6urb Bic p%rOteitan7
tti6cn Nmeritoner 3u &atDoLtfen maben
81 t0nnen, ST. elmer 3eit, no Bic Str0mun8
in Ser omerifanii9en proteitantii6cn g8elt
cine 10 a~uS9eiprocben tatbOIifcnfetnbli9e
lit, mer6en natiirli6 Sic @ele8enbeit nit
Sreuben er9reife1, nit Ben Q(merjfanern
Elm 8erbrii6erun9Sfeit 3u feiern, Die ST.
IGroer BADEN aber nit Sen Qlnteritaneru
nur zines 9emetn: Bic Qt6neigung 8e8eu
bic Oeuticben.
, 1894-08-31

Ser 81. 2AtguIt lift in Set neucrcn
Q8ctt8eidj9te cin 3iemliD OenfWitrOiger
Sag, Denn an i6m bat 1913 8clin9ton an
Der 8tOaliOa bic 6ran3oien auf'S 6aupt &C.
iBIa8en, 1923 bic Tran3Oien ber &rOcas
bero bon Gaoig erobert, 1889 in Spanicn
Ser GorIiftenaufitanO Iet1en 2tbicbluB 8ee
fun6en, 1870 oie 3lpeit60i8e SbIabt bel
OteB {9toiiieoiUe) nit 8%a5ainc'S gtiebcre
lo9e gcenbet, un0 lit 1876 Der Sultan
Gifenbi a6gewanOelt WOr6en. Ser 81.
2tu9uit lit auc6 Der Go6esta8 6erOinanO
2oiole's Q864), 2eOin S9ifjn8S 1885,
un6 bes wirttember9iihen W&iniiterS b.
60lOerQ88O. 1888 pirO am 81, 2lu8uit Der
8a6eort 6ot Springs in QlrfaniaS bon
einem @olfcnbru9 Derbeert unO 10 Mfens
icben bas 2ebensIicbt auSgebGaien.
, 1894-08-31
Gt9enct 8rmnO6eTk.

Die bonn @enluSartte ~9eldmmelten 3abz
len tber 8etpobner nit e%igeneut @run0z
belts unO beiien 8eloitu1g nit 6Dpot6efen,
ton11et ouf @enauigfeit faum Qlniprucb
erbebelt, ba bic @rmttteLun9en iib etnfacb
oarauf bei3rdntten, Srageb08en a1ssuz
1cbtfelt uno 0eren 8eantiportung benz Be-
lteben Der @tn3eIneu gu iiberIaien. 0te
au6 nur etnigermaBen 9enaue !3a6G Ser
nit !6Dpotbeten beLaiteten 0obn6Guler
auSftl1oig 81 macben, lit obne bieie fretz
tptut8e Nustrnft ouh gar nt6t m0glt9,
ba Die 0DpOtbetenbitcber Bic Q(rt oe8 Derz
pt0noeten 8citBt6umS nibt an9e6en, ionz
bern etnfacb Sen @runo un6 8o6en be-
3etb1cn. ltn6 Der 0ritn6e, Sic Qeute 3ur
Serlhnct8un8 tDrer S9ulOen Derleiter,
9tebt eS 8enu8, Die bIoBe @leic6giiltigfeit
ocS PublttumS in Der 8eanttportung Der
artt8er 6ragen gar ntc6t 9ere6net.
2aiien mir Sic .3o6ten 6es GenIusomtes
onndberno ais rtcbtig 8elten, 10 giebt es in
ben 8eret1i8ten Staten II, $50, 1852 SAINT
lien, tpobOn 48 8rosent, allo beina6e bic
9Glfte, 6auS6eitBer itn6, utb bierDon tpies
Der ettpaS mebr ais Bic 6G(fte, % 8ro3ent
Der 0elammt5a6l, Sc5uloen auf ibrem Q(nz
tpelen b0ben, mttbin beinabe 0rctoiertel
i4uLoenfret itn6. 0a8 gilt fit 1an6z uno
StG0tebemObner. Sn Stdotcr, 6eren Sim
tpobner3abl it6er bunoerttauien6 9cbt, Qiebt
eS beinabe 5tpei 0&tuionen 6amtlien nit
et9enem @runb6eitb uno bier lit Der 8roz
3entiaB Der 8eri9uI6ung b06er, benin es
limb 80 8rO3ent Der bon i6ren Giqenz
tbitntern bepobntcn 6duier 6elaitet.
Die meiiten 0tiet6smo6nuneer oiebt es
IN 9fep 0ort, no 1857 8ro3ent ser Sim
'oo3ner 5ur 0}tet6e ipobnen, Sic ~pcnigten
IN St0Oten nit me6r ais 9unoerttQulen6
@tnmo6nern in GOActcr (9}em 0or), bas
Sc b. $. oufpeiit; in G0jcago fommen
ouf je bunOert GjnDo0ner 71.27 bic 3ur
0&tetbe mobneu. G5 lit ober bier in 8cz
trobt 81 3tebcn, 6oB, je 8r0Bcr Sic Stobt,
oelto tbeurer BET @runobeltB lit. un6 bes5
bolb Die meilten 6au5beltBer itcb in ben
SorttQoten ftnocn. 2(uBerbQI6 Der Stobt
uro bic tlcinen GtG6tc nit 5000 @tnlDobz
tern nob nit etugerebnet, po6neu ocS6ol6
oucb i3on A 8rO3cnt auf eigcnem 0ruu6
uno 8oocn, unb lit bier alc6 Bic Sbulbenz
lat geringer, 0enn eS finocn fic6 nrr 80
Bro3ent Oerl6ulbcter, bon ibren @ioenz
t3u111ern bcip0bnter 6Guier Dor, tpooeoen
IN Den Stootct nit me6r ais 5000 Sim
tOobnern ber BrO3entiaB 80 betr6gt.
Die tDeueriten @obnbduIer aiebt &c oucb
in 9fetp Oorf, mo- Der 0urcbi6nittspert6
Der NIT 6Dpotbefen beloiteten 0pbnbGu1er
1920 9oQarS betra8t. Den b0chiten
Stang rtmmt no9 Stem Oort Gat 9ronz
cisco nit 1898 Dollars Elm, unb mach Con
6ranct5co 8rooflDn NIT 7349, 9mQ6a NIT
71l9, @ai3ington nit 7O45. sSn g&eip
Dort b~elaufen ittb Die 3tn1en BON ioIcben
6duiern auf 438 Collars i'm Sabre, in
%ont8Oiue aui 30, 6te begin. Minbeftz uno
00cbitbetr68c.
SntereIiant lit AUDI notb gu Dernebmen,
DaB bel 886,957 6armen, 6ie berIdulbet
iino, bic S9ul6en 1,O85, 1896, $50 Dollars
betra8en, 5. J.. 49, 8ro3ent Oom 0ert6e ;
ba8egcn bel itd0tti6eu 98o6nDGulern, ouf
tpeIcben60pOt6efen Iaitcn, 6icie 60potbefen
einen @eiammtbetrag bon 1,O46 953, SOB
Dollars OariteIen, o6er etpa 40 8ro,ent
bonn Mert6e.
Sine 8eIaitung bon % gro8ent bes
, 1894-08-31
Die Semitic 3ud7Pol5>
Don 9mlt1a gftt1ne.
Don 41lttH 9ttnne.

Sem 0eut6leienOen 8ublifum Bic beiOnoeren SOr5a9e O1eleS
gSerfes, feline feline Satire umO Die 9~emItbOOl bettere SebenS7
oni6auun9 nod beiOnOer8 on3uprei1en, bieBe @afer ins Steer tragef+
Dot rs Od in kaum Il Sabren 80 Aufo9en erlebt. Sugar
Der nit ieinem Sob 10 tar8e Altreidskan1ler Oonfte in einem 6on0=
Il6retben Dem 8erfoler 6er5li6 fir Die 9enuBreiden StunOen, rpelfe
ibm Ote 2eftire Os 8ude5 OerI4of; bds 5eitpeiig tpd9renO I9wez
rr 8rontbet i'm ie6it feline @6mer5en u~ergefen lief.
9des Sud- fteuen mir ben 2eiern bs NbenOblatte5 uner be-
%iOnbers 9dniti9en 8e0in9un9en our SerfIgun9.
Gtgsn 2 Coupons nuO 20 Gents in Daar 9eben mir Oas gnb
in Der Office ob, gHr ~oenfelbeu Dreis miro es audi pOrtofrei i'm
SnlanS pet Dof uet(anot.
, 1894-08-31
Die
miro Our9 5euer nm $4,000 gef6aOi9t

@eftern Qlben6 9e9en 9 ltbr 45 Mltnuten
gerietb Der Sberito& 6eS @ebdubcS an Ser
9torpeit>Gfe Der State unD Qutncpitr.,
in neIdbem it6 bas befannte &lcioergez
icbGft vSDe 8eu" beftnbet, in 8ranb. Ser
3. 3. Die 0egenO pntrOuiutren0e 8oli3iit
S'OfGr0 tpar Der erite, Der baS Seuer la6,
unb CAB iofort baS NlarmitgnoI. Sn Der
benfbar firaeiten 3eit tparen uabe3u Die
iGmmtlibet, inner9alb beS alien Stabtbe>
3irfS it~ationirten 20i9apparate an Ser
8ran6ftGtte unb e8 bauerte audi gar nibt
lange, 10 bate 6ilfs9ef Ofus6am baS
6euer inter @ontroIe. 0ob faum me6z
ten itb Die &0i6mannidaften auf benz
6eimtpeg, ais boS Seuer trn Oor6eren
36etle be5 @ei96ftSlofaIS ber y8eQ" aus
bra9. 0ob au9 OteieS uurOe balb 9e7
l0icbt. Sn benz nebenan beftnoIiden
@untber'icben Gan6D9ei6dft mar man lebr
beiOrQt nm Die Siberung 0eS DGielbit be-
fin6ltc6en WuleumS bon Mtertbiimern.
Oo9 mar Die Gorge cine unbe9ritnbete nnb
Die Garit6ten beS OfuieumS Die @unt0er
nit groBen Soften a%n9eibafft, purben tpez
Der burcb 6eucr nod burb 8aiier gei6Gz
bt9t. 0aS Teuer ribtete S6a6en i'm f.,
5. uno 6. Sto6perfe unD benz 9ode an
uno pirb bas @ebGuoe ettpa uni $1,000 gez
l6G6igt fem. Die Gigentbiimer Der 8eQ,
g.. 8. Gobn & So. berec9nen tbren 8erIuit
an @aGren auf $4,000.
, 1894-08-31
9biio6elpbl &c Q 3 Q 8 0 | Al

rGarneb Wnns" - @biIobelpbia, II Gbicogo, 10.
sSmo 8aie 39it8" 9omtlton e. StoB8, 996len,
9efer, 9o1man. u9oue tfuu" Witmot, @%utbiIon,
glementS, 8ODle; Stolen 9oIeS" &oaa9e SdriOert
@tlmot, 8ople, &tIeg, @Nlmolt. gTtrit Sole On Bans
8aa"-5nIioan. ystrad Dit" = 8p @orper, 4 By
9ut6tion, 8. u9aIeo Balls" @lements. 3, gQ8tlo
&it9"-9arper. @pieI8eit-2:15. nuHlsptre-spnf.
0te SteQune oer Clubs bat itb inz
iofern ~perdnbert, ais Glepelan6 gum 5.
BIab, ben 8rOotIDn einnabm, empor9ez
flommen 1T:
, 1894-08-31
8afe Ball.

Q(u6 6aS brttte unb leBte Spiel, iomit
5pet ans brei Spielen baben Die Gbtcagoer
in PbilaOelpbia 8ewOnnen. Sic
bebaupten nit GrfOl9 ben a1ten @lab unb
itnO ni3t iebr melt binter Den BtttSburz
germ, Die ben liebenten PGab Daben, 8uritd.
Score:
, 1894-08-31

@o6nbeiibe5 nit GdbuIOen mag immcrbin.
groB eri9einen, bod lit SIT bebenfen, baB
6ieie Sbul6en sum gr0BtcnGb bell (83 &rOs
3ent) &oufl9ulOen iin0, oocr 3ur Grlpcttcs
rltng beS @runobeiiBeS 9entocbt wurOcn.
, 1894-08-31

- @uA in Ser BoGttif re9t fi4 Der
Gemperen3bracbe 0uf'S 9feue, un6 aucb auf
politiibem @ebiete maben Bic etriiAen
Gemperen3lcr nit ben amertfanil4cn ge7
meiniante Sa9e, ltn6 Oa5 nod Oa3u init
@emeini6aften, bic in Der 8eligion lire
Gr9iten Seinoe iin6. Sn Sn6ianapoGtS
baber iib Mit8lteber Der vOOun8, geople'S
Society Of Gbriitian G%nbeapor," Der yGp>
NORTH 9ea9ue," 6er uNoung Men'S G6riz
titan Qtliociatton, Der i6ottii3en y8rot6erz
boob Of ct. NnOretp" uno Der v&ni96ts of
Sotber Mat6eD" 3uiammen9et6an, I'm
Dem ySaIubn" ben &rteg ST. erfl6ren. Die
8%erbin6uug ftbrt ben 9famen vSubiana
Woob Giti3enibip 2ea9ue" un0 ip;ro e5 in
benz 8rO9ramm ais 3mef berieI6en be-
3eibnet, Ser in Sn6tana 6eitebenoen Ser
eiuigung Der Mirtbe unb SpirituoienbGnb>
lcr un6 Ta6rifonten Elm @egengepicbt gu
bieten, I'M BEN pOlitii3en GinfluB Der
leBteren 3u brec6en. 9oB Ste g8irt6c,
8renner un6 8rauer iib nur i6rer 0aut
gepebrt Dabel1, I'M BON elmer temporary
miit6i8en 8anbe ni1t 8dn5tjd6 gu @runOe
8eri9tet SIT wer0en, 0aS bebenfen 6ieie
Tanattfer uibt.
, 1894-08-31
Die Camille Du0bol},
G~iRen6aRn-& aRrnRdne

Nbtca9o & StortbSpe IternsGt IenbaHu. Staet.
" Gffces: gto8. 206-2O8 Glart . StraRs. RI Der
Eafle9 @oenue StattoH mo an Depot. Gde @ge..ssuna
Giuaiesatr.
MbFahrt 0ufirft
, 1894-08-31
v.s - Union paReu9er Station.
y pennsylvania LINES.
80 B
n,a- eo,oI. ANA geastfpn.str.

E sssahtS=, GataIs tno 1taStion=S tFs
SidetsSfHces: Yin Der station, III 4 e. et1r5
Gtra6s gde SJafIon, unO I'M AubitOriurI 9oteL
3ur3s3ige Iabren ME 10Igt naG @eHtralE3eiE
'&GnIih- S6nIth 0IsQenpnImen Spnntan.
, 1894-08-31
"a G1sf4sg tle Z A~b5aagoHNagAL0S PASSENGER STATEN.
Onnnrtn1 9u4nnFpr

anb s nbr Gbeuos. ""' N9r DtOrgens
gr a@SttIs' anu @ps 3 i1br gS99nito9s, no8 aubtnotDn nm.
So9ltg nag Hoetns, @tillpoutee. Gbebonoon mou;
top0Ga 2po 6!oers, 8eipoun@, @bnapee, gffssToso ~e q
-, gt9 % S S5sa 9"psM N~eustsgOm Srano gaonibs ),
gtan 6reen Sa9, Wtittlpo9 unb Gamftoo ? ,,bu w
UNI Z ubr @beuOS. Pol's SoHtltags
0tfi'e unO ODDS; SUB Der mihiQun aoe. 2on,or
, 1894-08-31

Nbfcase, DFtIto & st. 8amIsGtTenbaba.
" StaotEtdet Office: POI gIarfs5tr.; SeIephDns
2l9o gtatM. untOR 8afiagisrsStotioH GanaIs abaEIss
uHO WahifOn.St +
, 1894-08-31
Il @uguit 1894

NbIuDrt NIItuuIl
II @usuit 1894 BON in
Chicago gbicago
9Oft un6 erpreg -. 49,. t $50 81 t 6:85 u
Srauo 9tapios 2iuie ubsr 8oio=
m03oo & 6. u. & S. 81. g.. t 6:50OtI 800 u
9ranD &apio5 &tue Da Stem 8uff
uuo G. & B. M. &p ........... 8:l5 DIT $50 "
Rem Morf un0 9pItpn SPECIAL. -. 1880 WtE 200 u
Ser ROrtb Sbpre &ilnlteh. ....... $1,000. 4:30 u
SAT- G0iteru @rpreB .......... -. $3.50 81 900 u
Wadinap &lnte uber GalamaaoO
SraHe @apibs & g. G. Sc s. n. at $3.50 gi+ 7:e0 sd
Ralomasoo Accommodation -. 80. AIS gHTll:10 Wt
Ban Ylem &luie iiber Stem Buffalo,
Sranb HapioS & 6. & %. DO. 8DIf 500 gtt 1:25 q
8etroit Ytodt=GrpreB ............ $50 81 7:lO VI
Sagtnalp. Ban Git1 h Set. Sine. $50 81 7:l0W t
atlantic @rpreb -. ......... -. '11:3o @' 7;50W
Grana 3opi6s Cine, iiber Ralama=
400 Il g. 81. & 8. &. gt.......... '11:3o ~ 7:10M
Grau6 @aptos Splio Erotn iber
gsp Buffalo & 6. & %. 81. R.'1145 q '645 M
'Edalid. + ausasu. 9Onutaas. / aus9eu. @toutag.
, 1894-08-31

F-TT=~STI &btcaeo, burlington & Gutnes
ksETYCT9gI WtIeTpGnM.
t-sMssil3Eg Etr Eidets unb 59IG{huagsn fpre1
kg8TE1 SDr in 2I gIarfsStr. II. n Der union
EaIpIlIl3 Challenger Station, @aHG4-StraBe ana
adams.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-11
THE LOST LEG.
The Old Man Remembered when Grant
Got 1t.

The Old Man Remembered when Grant
Got 1t.
From the New York Herald.
There is very fine portrait OF the late
General Grant on the walls Ct the art
gallery of the Hoffman. 1t is balanced
by an equally fine one of the late Roscoe
Conkling, and the celebrated painting Of
The Nymphs and Satyr," divides the
counterfeit presentments Of the two great
'stalwarts." A great many visitors pass
through the place daily, and among them
many ladies. OF course they pause be.
fore the great canvas, but it 10 noticeable
that the ladies almost invariably turn to
the much smaller picture of Mr.. Conkling
on the right, while the gentlemen as
invariably stop to call attention to the
portrait Of Grant on the left. On the big
picture they must look in modest silence,
but the portraits offer an opening for re-
newed conversation.
Now and then an old soldier catches q
glimpse Of the Grant portrait for the first
time, and off comes the hat of the living
to the memory of the dead. A few days
ago a gray haired man with wooden lep
stood before the portrait hat in hand fol
nearly q minute. As he turned away an
audible sigh escaped him.
"You knew him, presume?" said an
other man, who had two legs and wasn'
quite SO reverent.
"N-n-no, not exactly"
Fought under him. presume ?"
Nm not exactly"
"Great soldier, eh?"
"Y-y-yes; he got my leg in the Viii
derness; was Confederate"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-11

In the Cities Good Americana Are Hard to
Find.

In the Cities Good Americana Are Hard to
Find.
Octave Thanet In May scribner.
Great cities, among MS, are typical of
the republic as whole, but the citizens
OF our great cities have their nationality
brushed off at their elbows. In the coun-
try there are still purely American com
nrunities, whose fathers and grandfather
were American before them. Moreover.
in the country the foreigner becomes
more quickly Americanized. In New
York he hardly pays us the compliment
OF learning our language.
And 1t 10 not strange that the few
foreigners who have either the wit or the
good fortune to penetrate into what they
call the provinces" are our kindest
judges, for they have seen the American
at his beet. They have touched both the
picturesque and the gentle side of our ma
tional character. 1t is not in the
great cities but in the little cities
and the villages that one sees
the class that Emerson loved, the
plain livers and high thinkers, or another
class, not 80 plain in its living, not 90
high in its thinking in one way but
practical followers of righteousness and
exceedingly pleasant people meet
Many of them have what counted for
wealth in a simpler generation; all Of
them have education and a generous
habit of mind. They love their country,
bnt they are little shy Of politics never
thelese they furnish the pith OF the repub-
lie. They are the silent Warwicks
that make and unmake party kings, ask
ing and expecting no reward, and only
half conscious Of their own power. Most
OF the women treasure up, somewhere, an
old sword or q pair OF furnished shoulder
straps, belonging. it may be to q gray, il
may be to blue uniform, but worn by
equally honest and gallant fellows. The
men are in touch with the present, but
they keep the sturdy virtues taught them
by their fathers, and. God be thanked
they will transmit them to their sons.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-11
MEXICAN MAILS.
The Distribution of Letters Ono OF the Pc
culiarities of tho Country.

The Distribution Of Letters Ono of the Pc
culiarities of the Country.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
"a visitor from the United States finds
many things which eurprise him in the
city Of Mexico" remarked w. j. Burrow,
a drummer, at the Lindell last night.
when the mail arrives at the post
Office the names of people to whom let
lers are addressed are written on slip of
paper and posted on bulletin board.
Merchants go every morning to examine
this announcement, and if they find their
name on the list hand their cards to the
delivery clerk who hands them their mail.
No postage stamps are sold, but those
having letters to mail take them to the
post Office and pay their postage to the
postmaster, who stick on the stamps
himself. In all public places men are
found sitting around. provided with pen,
ink and paper, ready to conduct the cor
respondence Of anyone unable to do ii
himself. Everyone smokes in Mexico,
the women as we'll as men. They smoke
in the street cars, in the shop, at the opera
and, in fact everywhere. l actually saw
one man kneeling in chapel, muttering
his prayer, with lighted cigarette in his
hand"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-11
The Chair Telephone,

From the Electrical World.
An Ohio inventor has just patented an
effective auxiliary telephone, which is
designed to be used in connection with
sub-stations. The auxiliary consists OF
specially constructed chair. The back of
the chair ia 30 made that it acts as
transritter. so that conversation may
be carried on with perfect ease while the
operator is seated in the chair. The
principle on which this patent operates
is the vibrations produced in the body
of the speaker, which are transmitted to
the chair back, and thence over the line
in the usual manner. This chair tele-
phone is 90 designed that the chair will
answer the purpose of an ordinary Office
chair. Mr., McKelvey, the inventor, ia
now making experiments with view Of
putting this attachment to any ordinary
chair now in use. In devising this tele-
phone Mr. McKelvey has departed from
the usual paths followed by inventors,
and has proceeded along new lines, using
bi-pole, non-metallic diaphragm in the
receiver, compound induction coil oil
which is connected in series, and an
simplifying magnet located Immediately
behind the diaphragm in the transmitter
This telephone has been successfully
worked over 1l5 miles OF telephone wire
with earth return, and it is believed thai
when further experiments have been
made distance much greater than thii
can be successfully worked.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-11

this egg in existence, and the bird itself.
It Is to be feared, 10 extinct. Il was met
in the Orkenys down to 1912, when the
very last survivor Of its race persisted. Il
is thought, on one Of the islands of the
coast of Iceland in 1874.
The egg now offered came from Yaxrells'
collection, the owner Of which obtained
1t from a Boulogne fishwife with four
swans eggs on string for 10 francs.
After the collectors death it wac sold for
20 guineas to the late Mr.. Frederick Bond,
from whom it ultimately came into the
possession of Baron Louis d'Hamonville,
who has retained it till now.
The last egg of the Great Aux, sold .
year ago, realized f225, and the present
sale was started with bid of RlOO. Then
1t advanced rapidly to f29O, when there
was some pause, and finally the relic
found a new owner in Sir Vauncey Grove
for 300 guineas, somewhat large advance
on 10 francs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-11

The Industrial Army Man Was Once II
Portland.

The Industrial Army Man Was Once IN
Portland.
II Ben Fireman, Of restaurant fsme.
were here, says the Portland Welcome,
he could tell something about General
Fry. who lie now plotting an Industrial
army from Los Angeles, CAL, on to
Washington. Fry will be remembered
as man who several years ago tried to
boom . little town called Pasco. keep
your eye on Pasco'' was an expression
that was used on the streets. on the
stage and in the newspapers for months.
Fry came TO Portland one time and
made arrangements for q banquet at
Frieman's restaurant. His Invitations
were extended only to newspaper
men and others whom he thought
could help him. Wine flowed freely, and
the entire menu Was ''out of sight. I"
Next day Fireman, who had persuaded
Fry to leave it to me-" sent in . bill for
$l4OO. That was nearly 40 much % all
Fry's holdings in Pasco, and heerefused
to pay the amount. Fireman then
brought suit, and in the preliminary trial
some OF the guests were forced to tell
how many bottles OF champagne they
had drunk and how many boxes Of
cigars they got away with. But the case
was finally settled, 80 it 10 said, upon
the Pasco boomers paying Fireman 500
for the nights fun.
Such things come high sometimes, but
as Fry remarked, "We must have them"