davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
8uiban (gerfen) Dor benz GrSbeben.

Suiban (BerfeH) Dor benz @robeben.
@eiammtbepOlferuns iener Diitrifte,
nel6e 10000 Seslett betrug. Gn Bieb
iollen 5000 Stiid umsefommen iein.
Ole. 9ataitropbe serpanl cine 10 fur6t.
bare Gnsbebnung, neil baS @r6beben
fait iiber cine Wode mdbrte unb fi6
nod Hegen, Sdnee inb f6nerer Sturm
oaiu geiellteu. Mtan bat nabrenb bic
fer Yeriobe 160 beri9teoene GrbftDBe
seSablt.
Die Stabt SuIban liest In SboraGan,
benz noroOitli6en Tbsile Periisns, etpa
67 Weilen iiibli6 BON ISfabab unb Der
ruijii6stransfaipiIden @ren3e. Son
2eberan ielblt, Der 6auptltabt Periiens,
lit ie etlpa 100 Mteilen e%ntfernt. Ole
3abl ibrer @inwobner betrig Dor benz
un9liid 10000. sic gait oils Elm
bliibenber Plat, unb es fo1 Die glbfi6t
beiteben. bieielbe etlpas mebr Sitli6 ipies
Der aufjubaueu.
Die merfpiiroi9en 8auten, wel6e
mir TN Vorber9runbe unlereS Silbes
erbliden, iiuo Stesel0fen.
Die 3eritOrln9 lit cine 70 pollitdns
bige, baB tbatid9li6 fein @ebauSe gang
9eblieben LIT. unb bab man auf iebeS
Saus 3ipei 2oote re6net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

"e''J'h NsSNHoA'"
tion" %annoncirt, Der nod in Der Biiite
berumlief.
Sd6n iollen Die Ser;snsf6nisinnen
9obensulas ni6t iein. aber ie baben boz
fir bic eisentbiimlidite 8opfbebeduns,
bic ie 9eleben morben lit. On ben Get
ten bes SriebenS nit ben @%nsldnbern
madte ii6 2orb Gipion, Der In Glib.
airifa ja9te utlo Elm eifriSer Gmateurs
photograph lit, bas 8ersuiisen, ben
poi Sobengulas jn beinfen uno bic
S6ntsin Der Matabelen In ibrem id6ns
ften 8oitiim Photographic aufsuneb'
men, unb nun MAIDEN oieie Biloer BITE
&unoe nm Sof Der SDnisin 8ictoria.
guf benz 8opf trast namlid bic SOui'
gin Der Matabelen, Die, oils bte eigentr
li6e SOnisin, ben 9iamen ibres Sc
mabls 9obensula bat, Gin gang merf'
niirbises @ebilbe. Cine srt rieliser
Selm, aus lei6tem Con bergeftellt unb
elm semaifuetes Weib 6aritelenb,
i6miidt bas S~odenbaupt Der S0nisin.
Dieie 8Onfsur lit rings bon Pierbe.
i6meifen unb SelIen um9ebeu uno trG9t
oil Der Sruit einen solbenen Stern,
oas 3ei6en Der f0nisliden Mtaieit6t
Der IrG9erin. Dieie Sopibeoeduns III
fait pier SUB bod uno piest iiber ID
Pfunb. IS sebOrt cine sewiiie Sc
ididlidfeit baju. ben Sopf 70 gu bal
ten, oaB lie nibt berunterTaut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
8eine Sealffins Gazette mebr.

Die 9qbsbsrridsrin WObe bat ben
Stab bariber eebroden unb i'm nddIten
@inter pirb iie gum Subel Der anssben.
ben 8rdutisame unb betrddtertsn So.
WHITEWATER fur INNER peridpunbsn isin,
bic pieI besebrie, b%etpunberte. beiammerte,
oft idper unb baar besablte unb oft aud
nur auf 9ump entitanoene SeaIsifin.
jade. SIN Der WeIitabt 8Oris 1T bic
Dame iett idpn-pir Ieben ia beut3u.
tase 70 IRIDIUM elm bal6es Meniden.
alter Surid, bic eS fpast, nod nit einem
folden 8Ieibunssftiid auf ben 8ouleparbs
su y pmeniren, unb baS mub man ben
5rauen laiien, iie mbeen ibre fleinen
Sdpddsn babsn, beim 8afeetlatid ale
auf einmal fpreden unb ME susrit bas
5elb rdumen i%polen, unS oft 1brdnen
a%nitatt Irsumenten unb SpiblwaiIer
itatt Ibee bieten-tpenn bic Mobs be.
fieblt, bann flsen iie iid in ebenio
prompter ipie meift foitipieli8sr Diseips
lin. @dresn bic. flusen tpaI;enfbrmisen,
i'm Wafer 70 seIentisen unb auf benz
fsiten 2anbe 10 unbeboIfenen unb unses
mdtbIidsn 2biere, bic Seebunbe, ibre
Sreube an bieier 8abeInabridt baben,
tpenn lie leien ibnnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

Ssnatar 8orbsss, goriibsr Der ST.
nans Committee i'm GonsreB, bat elmer
Delegation bon Sabritanten, fpeIds ibn
fur Ieins grbbbuns Der 3bae auf Metals
su setpinnen iudte, unperbolen su Der.
fteben seseben, baB ie bon ibm cine
lnteritdbuns ibrer SonbsrintersiIen ni9t
;u ertparten batten. .8enn Sdussoa
cine dineiiide Nausr ipars'', erflarts
er ben Serren, ,,io tpiirben bic Sabrifan.
ten, tueIde bieien Sdub senieBen, ME
aufrieben iein, aud tpenn bic Mauer nod
70 bod mare. Sic ~perlansen itets mebr
bon iebsm GonsreB, bis bic Mausr
idIiebli& 10 bod 1T, bab ie iid iddmsn.
in ibrsm eisenen Namen mebr au pers
lansen, bod bann idisbsn iis ibre 9lr'
better unb Inseiteaten Dor, ObpobI bersn
8eroienit unter benz Wc2inIep So9sol
in pielen Snbuitrien beS 2anbes that's
iddlid rebucirt ipurbe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
User bat ben s&aSen ~ trasen 2

Ser bur9 bas Ssuer auf benz @usfeI.
~Iunesplab an benz NusItequnesgut an.
seridtete Sbaben 1T stpar nidt 70 srob.
ipie mar anfdneIid befirdteie, uber aud
tpenn sr fid, tpie es Jest beibt, nit $780,.
600 pouauf beden last, 70 1T er bod
ercB senus fir benienisen, Der baflr
anfsufpmmen bat.
Die Sraee 1T nun @er tpirb bafiir
aufsufommen babens IS tpirb seItsnb
semadt, bab bic NusfsIer ibrs Maaren
auf ginlaoune Der Ser. Staaten bierber
ianbten, unb baB bieie ii6 berpflidtet
baben, ben Muteaern unb ibrem @isen.
tbum allen Sdub unb ale Siherbeit
ansebeiben su lafen. Il eberpieS, bic
Saden ieien fdmmtlid unter Uncle
Cams aufiidt unb 8oaperi6lub ses
peien, uno er fei fur Die iidere 4ufbes
tpabruns berielben peranttportlid. Iber
tpenn Uncle Sam iid b~erbeiIaiien ioate,
ben ausfteqern ibre i'm Sadion Bari
perbrannten ooer beiddoisten @aaren gu
erieBen, 70 tpiiroe er einen Mft Der
@eneroiitdt beseben, befen sr ii6 iOnit
nod ME idulois semadt bat. Uncle
Sam bdIt piele Waaren unter 3olper'
idIuB unb fdon oft iinb iol6e Waaren
in 8aud unb Slammen aufsesansen,
aber bas Sbdfte, tpo,u er iid bel folder
GeIesenbeit peritanben bat. 1T Der grlab
oes 3oles. Uncle Sam's Sdub meint
nidt Sdub sessn Seuersssfabr, ionit
brau6te man ia am gnbe feline 8erlibes
runsSseieaidaften.
@uberbem bate bic gbicaeo'er Nuss
itelunsssefeaf6aft Uncle Sam bic 8er'
pflidtuns, fur bic Sidsrbeit Der ausse.
iteQten Waaren a%ufsufommen, absenom.
men, unb Elm Sober pirb ibr suseiteben
miHen, bab iie bieier ibrer 8srpfIidtuns
in beitm6slider 8eiie nadsefommen 1T
bio gum l. Sanuar. 2lber aud fe
fonnte nidt mebr ibun, aIS bic @usiteaer
nad beiten 8rdften sesen Seuer idiiben ;
lie oasesen su beriidern, ibernabm iie
nidt. limb bic 9lusfteler mutbetsn ibr
oas aud nidt su, %ionoern psriidsrtsn
iid ieIbit. Mber, tpie man peib, sosen
ii6 bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seeen
gnoe Der MuSfeluns aus Surdt, ss
perbe bann bruntsr unb briiber seben,
suriid, unb bic AusitsIer iinb iest un.
perli1ert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

Ser Wan6em biirfte es unbefannt
fem, baB @aluiba ". @rofp, Der Ganbi'
bat Der 8epublifansr bon YsrnibIpanien
fir @p%nsrsbmann at Sarge Gals Rad'
foIser 2ilp'S), .ber Batter" uniereS
Ssimitdtte : @eieBes. 1T. gr iaB bon
December 1851 sp6lf Sabre lang i'm
Gonereb. Nls 0emofrat mar @rotp in
ben @onsreb einsetreten, aber susIeid
aud aIs 8eener Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Sflaperei. Oils bic bemofratiihe
Bartei I'M gonsreb unter Siibruns bes
Senators Douglas sS unternabm, burh
bic 8aniassH ebrasfas8 Bill bic i'm Wils
iouri. Gompromib sessn 4uSoebnuns Der
Sflaperei ~sesoeenen Sbranfen um;us
itoben, trennte iid @rotp bon ibr, unb
er purbe nun balb elmer Der @riinber
unb ihnea aud elmer Der Sibrer Der
republifaniiheu 9artei i'm Gonereb unt
i'm 2anb. 3ebn Sabre lang fdmpfts
@rop bamals fur bic 4nuabme sinea
Ssimidtte @eieBes. baS feline S6bpfune
mar, aber erit unter 2incoln ipurbe BIZ
Bill @sieb, uno @rotp, Der bamals
Spreder oeS SauisS mar, unterfdriet
ais FOLDER bus unsencmmene S%eimitdtte.
@sieb, tpeIdes Brdiioent 2incoIn mi
5reuoen beitGtiete. Dim a. Mars 1868
f6Iob @uIuiba @rpip'S poIitiide 2auf'
balm auf beinabe einunobreiBis Sabre
Sebt erit bat bic republifaniibe Yartei
psl6er er bamals 70 srcbe Dienite &C.
than, iid ieiner tpieber e~rinnert unb e.
fol- nun Elm Sampler fir bic Yartei be-
NuapS unb dbnIider ,.Sohs" iein
Der Mann lit piel ;u gut fir feline Barte
uno bic Nnnabme bieisr 8ominatiol
madt ibm feline @bre!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Nm q hmiuofn httae.

Der Undergraduate, iusIder nad mebridbri.
gen 9eioen bon einem fdueren 9ungenibsI
uno Der sefirdteten Q dminofud ourh
elm sinfodes WitteI 9ebeilt purbe. piinidt
all ieinen WitIeioenoen Die Metbooe Der Seil.
uns befannt 3u MAIDEN. Gr miro allen. bic
70 pinideu, foherfrei cine abidrift bee Re.
jeptes ienoen, ueIdes cine fdere SeiIuns fur
81 winou6t, atbma, Gatarrb,
Bronchitis unb ale Sals. uno eun9en.
afettionen 1T. 81 boft, OaB ale aeiosnosn
iein Mittel probirsu. peIdes uniddbbar IN.
8er oas &ejept, oas nidts foitet uno issens.
reid iein fam. ipiinidt, idreibe sefdqist an
8eb. gbwarb u. Wilfon, BrootIpn.
Stem Norf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Die Somistn Oct 2aata6efem.
Giirfte baln lnfreiwiaig md GnsIarh
fommea tno naun ie%ntnfaas nit
tbrem 9opfpnk Garore MAIDEN.

Wfit ben Matabelen In SiiSafrifa
ideiuen Die @nsldnber nod INNER nift
gan; fertis gu iein, obmobl f6on por
eini9er 3eit Die @efangennabme bes
wiloen 9eberri6ers iener Stamme, bes
8Ouiss 2obensula, In beitimmte gluss
iidt Seitellt purbe. Der telegraph lit
eben ni6t weniser ssbulbis oils baS Tas
pier. @initweilen iino Die @nsldnoer
9eipannt, ben beriibmten Sarem oes
8affernfiiriten 3u bewunoern, benn bic
Gapre9ierun9 bot ueripro9en, benielben
mad 2onbon 81 i6iden. Sas 9ebt
nod iiber Sarnrm, oenn ielbit Der bat
wobl faum le einen 2Omen ais pGttracs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

S~terats Sage sefatet fat
Srau Billiams III 9ortlanS,' Ore, bic
@attin bes eriten @eneralanwalts bss
Yrdiibenten @rant unb Siibrsriu elmer
In3abl relisi0ier Sanatifer, pelde slars
ben, baB oas @noe Der Melt beporftebe.
Dieies Saiten balt Srau 9SiQiams aus
benz @rnnoe fir notbmenbis, I'M Die
SHenbarunsen beS beiligen @eilteS
empfangen gu f6nnen. welde lettere ite
nod ibrer Meinuns in ben Stanb
iesen, Die 3eit bes @eltunter9anses
an9eben gu fOnnen. sic bat i6on
friiber einmal cine 4ota9ise Saiten'
periobe paIIirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Die SnSiana Tarmers'
Spar nno Mnleibe 6eieai9aft
bon Sort 9saBns, Snb.

Wit a~bfpluttr SiGtrbtit Der arlast ptrbinbtt
eieis @tlsaldaft srSbers 8ertbels aIs 6bnIihs
Snlituts. Iad benz 81 SABRE plan /. 3. fp1ti
cine anleibs ppn $1,000 In rs Mpnaten nur
$3.50 So alto bier prOssnt iGbrli6 ; pGbrsnb Der
Ri6tarissrsnbs in Der sltitsn 8rif an $1,000
bic Summe spn $440 pnbitnt.
Jobu 3entes, 1928 SidorD Ctr,
assnt fir scranton, unb II bsrltlbs sur ssnausn
Grflaruns bts planes unb pr gcrtbsilt itbsr,
ieit beIsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
@fi1es' Merpsn. uns esber. Niaen

pirtsn nad einem neuen 9rin,ip; fe orbneu
eeber. @asen uno 8eodrme ourd ole Reruen.
Cine nsle Gntbsduns Or. WtIss' 9iIen bet.
len 9aQsnleiosn. iibeIn @sitmad. untbdtiss
9eber. Sdmorrboiben, 8ertopfun9. Shne
8leiden fur Wdnner. Grauen uno Siuber. Sis
t%leiniten. miIoeiteu uno fideritsn Yiaen. so
9Oien rs s. Rrobeu umiont bel allen Apo
beferu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
ainnfrmnnn.

Der fletue 9arl Gin einsn Son.
fitiirenlaoen tretcno) r@eben sic mir,
bite, fur 3ebn Piennis SuitenbOnbOns.-
q erfaufer: sir Did, mein
Sinh ?"-Oer fleine 8arl: rDie
0onbons ia, ben Suiten bat @rOB'
ninuln.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Serfens Ero6e6en.
sine gauge srobe Stant boaRanois ter'
ftIrt.

Gin perbansniBuOlles &rSbeben Fat
Dor 8iirsem bic periii6e Stabt 8uiban
uno alle D0rfer in einem rlmfreis bon
iieben Wteilen 5erlt0rt. Der 8erluft al
Menidenleben wirb mobl nie senau
feitseitellt werben /; bic off5iellen Be
ri9te i6asen ibn auf bret Sinftel Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

s6- Maebebura Sauerfraut. 8ismarl
SdrinBe, Soldnbiide Sdrinee beim Dub'
END ober Sdbben bel @iomaper, SO $40
2adananna Nbenue.
%. 4nnoneirt i'm ,@pdsnbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
3enfe's Sotel,
215 Ysan Mbe., Seraaton, pa,

Ginem persbrtsn beutfhsn 9ubIifum EN-.
pfebIs i'd meiu SoteI betens. Sic bitten
impurtirten uno einbsimiihen Biere uno on
osrs @strdnte. uno por,isIids Gisarrsn.
B~siouosrs preispirois fnb bic bon mir
ielbft importirtsn
8bein., Moiel. uno un9arweine
@ S.idust a6tunssuou,
stbert 3enee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Spbn Sbtel,
&nnb q d r,
335 8enn Npenue.

Wit Dem beften gorratb bon importirism
lno einbermiihem Sude berbinoe i'd cine
lansidbrise Grfabrune ole 5uidnsibsr. Sur
Ole olerbefts Mrbeii Miro aeIiefsrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Serae6t rticbt.

SeE8eRI utCUI,
oab man ~jsoer3eit bic beften 8OrtbeiIe bsim
&aufe bon Saideu. unb 8anoubren, Sdmud
laden, Silberpaaren ,e. bel.
freeman
erbaIten farm. Gin arobsr unb sIeaanter gor,
ratb Der n%eueften Rufter. anf Die %folioefe arl
perfsrtigt. fortmdbreno porrdtbig; ale Der
t%auften artiteI perOen sarantirt
Weparaturen an ubren unb Sutps
len ipiro ips5iels aufmerffamteit seidenft.
% piro i'm @e6dft beut d
8eprodeu.
q. N. freeman.
8loler 8lod, Ode Benn Mpe. uno Sprueeftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

Die ite SO ii n;e Der 8elt
ut Der 6ineiiiae cash" I'M Wertbe
bon einem 3ebntelcent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
THE PILE OINTMENT

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Ziegler's Hotel,
Wp. 327 2adatpanna Hoe,
y. SieaIer, g%iaentbimer,

8eifsnoe fnoen bier bic por5isIidt. Sof
uno autes 9osis 5u mdbisen Breiisn.
ALtern tno 8 Slam ip6breno oei
Saifon in ieoer 3ubereitungsart
Die f~einftsn Beine, e%bampaaner, aiauOrt
uno giearren.
Pripat5tmmer fur Dameu uno 8amiIisn i'm
5tueiten Stodperfe.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1894-05-19
He Wants King,

Preachers sometimes presume Il good
deal on their position, and on the free
dom of speech tolerated in this country.
A Ctncinatti:divine, said to be one of the
most popular in that city, last Sunday
openly and emphatically denounced
the form of government, for which the
forefathers Of our country bled,an re-
peatedly declared that a monarchy was
far preferable. He maintained that
Coxeyism was the legitimate product
Of popular government, and predicted
that it was the hegining of Il revolution
which should result in the establish
ment Of monarchical form of govern
ment in America. This reasonable
language was listened: to bya crowded
congregation, but one of whom, and
that one an old lady, whose son died
under tho flag Of his country, attested
her disaproval BY leaving the building.
No American can stand that" she re-
marked rs she walked down the aisle.
but she seem to have been tie only 10y
al American there. -New Orleans
PicUYune,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1894-05-19
GRENADA, MISS. SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1884.
THE CIRCULATION.

~ treasury statement, which The
lanes Democrdt owes to the courteous
mediumship of Assistant Treasurer
Fitzpatrick, tell the story of the circu-
|Jation at the beginning OF Nav. com.
pared with what it wa at the beginnino
OF April, as we'll as Il year ago.
There was, all kinds of money in
circulation on the first day of NAV.
lb94, the pretty tidy sum of 81 ,691. 79$.
IVY, as against 81, 500, ,O28, 1886 on Nav i.
1873. There was thus more money in
circulation this year than last by over
W., 1000, the kinds of money in which
there were the greatest increases being
gold coin. currency certificates ard
national bank notes. In gold coin
alone, the Increase in circulation dur
|inG the twelve months from Nav l.
- TO May ]. 1894, amounted to the
large sum of s87, ,00O,0 900.
there was not any very great change
either in the amount OF the kind of
money in circulation at the beginning
OF May rs compared with the beginning
ofApril, the net increase during the
thirty days having amounted to 81. .O70.-
163 and the chief increase having been
as9 curing the year previous in gold
COZ, currency certificates Of act J une 8.
1871 and national bank notes. The per
capAfa circulation on May /, proper al
lowance being made for the natural in
crement OF population, was $4222-a
sum quite equal TO the adequate and
easy conduct Of the business affairs of
the scountry.-Ne,c Orleans Tines DEM
Ocr1t,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1894-05-19
OUR NELLIE GRANT,
TWENTY YEARS AGO A BRIDE IN
WARRINGTON
She Is Now Plump and Sweet Ma.
tlOn and Is All the Rage in the
National Capital.

For the last three weeks nearly all
social events have been in honor of
Nellie Grant Sartoris, who is AT the
Arlington Hotel, says Il Washington
special. Mrs. Sartrois isa widow and has
three children. The eldest, Algernon
Sydney Sartoris, is now boy
OF about eigateen and is in
England studying under private
tutor. He is fond Of outdoor sports, as
ore all his fellow countrymen, and an
ardent huntsman. 1t is propable he will
follow the law as profession. and. ;ls
his mother will live in Washington, his
home will be in the same place.
The second child is pretty girl OF
about IL, named Vivian. She is also in
England. Only one, Rose Mary, accom-
panied her Mother on her American
trip. Mary Rose is about IL, anC is a
slender girl with blonde hair, blue eyes
and fair complexion. Whdh one re.
members it has been twenty years since
Nellie Grant was married at the white
House, they cannot but wonder at the
young matron whose son seems biz
enough for her brother. Mrs. Sartoris
ID SiAdll anu pump. Will very uifh
hair in heavy curls about her brow, big
brown eyes and a rich complexion. Her
manners are totally devoid of affection
and as quiet and unassuming as those of
hes mother.
Mrs Sartoris will be in Washington un-
til June |, when she leaves for the sum.
mer. She has expressed her intention OF
living at the Capital. and Mrs.. Gen.
Grant will reside with her here. There
Is no desire to make display on the
part Of Mrs. Sartoris, for she refuses
to be interviewed and says she dislikes
to see her rame in print. Yet, apprec'~
ating the interest all Americans take
in her familv. she kindly consented to
allow her children 5 pictures to be pub
lished
Mr.. Sartoris. who was in Englishman.
was a man Of great wealth, at least his
father was, and the young couple after
the marriage lived on the parental es-
tate. The death of her husband and
leaves Mrs. Sartoris very
off, with an income that
will enable her to live in the style to
which she has been accustomed, There
is no one who is more eagerly welcomed
by all Washidgtonians than Nellie
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1894-05-19
NO. A..
AN AMAZING CAREER

The Providence (Rhode Island Jour-
""l has two column article on the
wonderful career of Henry S. Ives,
recently deceased, who was dubbed
1.-The Napoleon of Wall Street." and
from which we take the following ex-
tract, which will doubtless be read with
interest:
Is King Midas possible? l. Monte
Cristo: Are miracles achievuhle> In
lnelr nineteenth century way Ives and
his exploits have answered those ouer-
les. Only eight years have passed Since,
ne subjugated Wall Street: only four
days have elasped since he died man
OF thirty years. Yet it is difficult e
believe in his accomplishments. difficult
Q believe he ever lived. He is all bu,
lncredlble, even to those who knew him.
Of all the remarkable persons who have
been dubbed The Napoleon OF This
or "Fhe Napoleon OF That: he was the
one who could perhaps best bear the
comparison which the title implied,
Ihls was his career: At elgeteen he
had left his fathers farm to enter the
employ OF Harper & Brothers as Office
boy-salary a2 Il week. At nineteen.
clerk in an advertising agencv-salary
wa week. At twenty. clerk in brokers
office. Wall Street-salary $1Oa week:
adds to income by small speculatio1s.
Al twentv-one, stock and bord
broker, capital $4,000, with an assist
ant to whom he paid SIS week. A.
twenty-one and one-half, lives. Meekcc
Co., capital $4,000. At twenty-ont
and three-fourths, Ives d Stayner."
members of stock exchange. At twen-
ty-two, principal owner and Vice Pres
ldent of Mineral Range Railroad: haG.
made SS3S, 1854. At twenty-five anG
one-fourth, Henry s. Ives < Co.
bankers" controllers Of Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad: out Of
which he ''milked" $1,000, 0lO. a..
twenty-twoana one-half, bought option
on Bal timore and Ohio Railroad anG
Telegraph system had arranged to sell
telegraph Western Union for s. OOo.~ .
OW. At twentythree assigned: lila
bilitieS 800, 600. 600, asscrts, ,*2l coo. .0o0.'
At twcntv-fOur arrested aud iunr:son~.
ed. having stolen and mi>ap,ropiatcd
s6'W".ooO. At twenty-five. tried. At
twenty-five and one-half free. At
twenty-seven conducted deal" with a
Brooklyn dry goods house. At twenty
eight. married an opera singer. At
thirty. died.
Ii ght was this wonderful business
man 5 fateful number. He began at
eighteen to break the eighth command
ment. was taken to task for it in 1883,
after the eighth Of his leading deals
and finished the eighth year of his
career at eight by the clock on the eve
OF the 18th of April.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1894-05-19
THE PETITION FILED
Eleven Thousand Tsx-Psyers Ask Thst
COl.Hemingway b. Pardone<l.

The Hemingway petitions, or rather
a portion Of them, were presented to
Gov. Stone today
Judge Calhoon was the bearer of the
voluminOus mass, and in rendering it to
the Governor, took occasion to offer a
few remarks favoring the pardon Of
Mississfppi's ex-Treasurer.
All of the petitions sent out to the
several countie shave not as yet boon re-
ceived, but those handed the Governor
today contain the names OF more than
eleven thousand Of the most promine Mt
men In the State.
y. The entire Mississippi delegations a.
Washington have Joined in thus peti-
tioning for Col. Hemingway's pardon;
all the State and county officials, law
yers aud judges and doctors and editors
and bankers and merchants aud farm
ers and preachers,and in fact all those
highest in the affairs of State have
signed the petitions. s =.
With the showing already made 1t 10
safe to say that when all the petitions,
are In there will be at least $4,000
names enrolled for this cause. Y
Gov. Stone will give the matter his,
careful attention. The correspondence
bearing on the subject and the petitions
make an immense amount of reading
and cannot be gone over In q day.
Il The petition required BY law to be
published 30 days will have been COM
pleted on the 18th inst, when it is ex-
pected that all the petitions will be in
the hands Of the Governor and a decis-
ion is looked for soon thereafter.
The best people of the State seem to
desire the pardon of Col. Hemingway,
and have gone earnestly to work to con
vince the Chief Executive OF that fact,
and the righteousness Of their cause. -
Jackson Clarion Ledger, May 19, 1894