davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-08
RIetne Uabridten.

- 0urb ltebergcnuB bon S0naps unb
a1loeren i9tperen getlti9en @etrGnfen lit
Die Satin Sobn Smiths bon Ser Setter
tpagen So. SEQ. ), Srau Glen Smith, aus
272 SiO WtOr9anitraBe, benz Srriinn perz
fallen uno mlIBte 0eStpe9en Deute frii6 mach
&anfafee iiberfibrt werben.
= Ntcbt tpeni9er olS 20 9amen unb
6erren traten beute frilb bor Gicbter 8ra0>
tpeu ais 3euget 9egen BEN berilc6ti9ten
6auSlHar0er Tranf 8urbanf auf. 9tacb6em
CT ite ollie DerDDrt bate, peruies 9fic6ter
8raOtpeu 8urbnnt tpegen bielfaben 0iebz
itGhlS inter $4,000 Silrgi6aft an 6as Sri
minalgeribt. Siaac 8arreu, ser fir leinen
Yfanbletberlaben $50. 500 Stateltr. me6z
rere Der Jeitoblenen @e9enitGnbe BON BUR
bant getauft Bate, puroe llrtcr 5000
8itrgl9aft al baS Griminolgeric1t Der5
%tptelen.
- WaDor 6optinS crbielt 6eute Worqen
BON einem Mtanne NamenS S1nDtb, Ser
feline 2tOreiie aIS 3tmmer 7O5 9toDal Snz
%llrance @ebGube an9ab, bic 3ufiberuna,
DoB Die 2eute, Die binter ser 0atlon1Oroi
mans iteben, yall right" leien. Ser 8e>
iuber periucbte Offenbar ben Wfa0or aus
3ufori3en, ipelbe Nenberungen in Ser
0roinan5 berielbe poricbGogen per6e.
SmDt6e perlpracb benz Mapor, i6m am
SomIta9 baS 80n5e @eletmntB Der Oroiz
llall5 5t ent9illen.
gte4ie 6lDnn, iiber 6eren G8capa6e
nit QDnan Collins mir an anberer Steuc
btcieS 81. bericbteten, mur6e 6eute 8orz
mtttag bon Gichter SculD unter ser On
flage oeS unOrbentltcben 8etragens arf Q(nz
tra9 bcS l0errn uno bet Srau i3eluff benz
6etrt gum guten 6irten iiberipieipn. Sic
betbcuertc, beretts II Sabre alt I'll iein unb
e%rfIGrte, oaB ite 2pman trob aue6em betz
rat6ea lperoe. 2Dman Collins murbe bon
Oemielben Gi6ter nit $500 8ilrgidoft oui
Die 9~tnflage Der Gntfiibrung bin an baa
@rinlinal9ettcbt bertDielen. NeQie petnte
bitterlicb, ais iie aus Dem @ericbtslaale a6z
geflDrt tpuroe.
, 1894-02-08
baouyc6 baB er engl;ldbs Or

babuyc6 baB er ngl;ibsamcrifaniiDe Nrs
beitere@ eldngDcreine ms 2eben ruft.
Ser GomlinS meiit ie6r no6oriidlicb
aut Bic beircm6en6e @ric6einun8 bin, OaB,
obgleiA in ~un1ercn 0ffentlicbeu 69ulen
0o8 Stnaen feineSipegS pernacbldiii8t
tperbe, baS 8olf, tpeni9itens 10 melt Der
en8Iiibsamerifauiibe G0eiI beiieIben in
6ro9e tomme, ni9t iinac.
GS 5cu9t Dies OO9 O6ne 3metfel baoon,
6aB bic Bflege beS OeiangeS in ben 0ffcntz
ltDcn Sdulcn ni6t in Der ribtigen 8etle
geicbiebt; baB bic &tnber Oo1elbit nur nit
benz Wtunbe u1b ben %iibrigen Stin1mz
organen, nicbt aber nit benz 6er5en ober
BON !0erSen itn9en; baB baS Stn8cn
Oaielb1t ebenio me6onii6 bot iib gebt,
pie 6as 6ortigc llnterriDten un6 9erncn
iibcrbaupt.
9eS 8etteren 9ebt 6err GomlinS berpor,
Dab es pcrbdltniBmdBtg nur iebr weni9e
Gngtil9eN meritaner gebe, ipelcbe Sic ioge>
nannten amerifoniiDen y9tationalieber"
SIT iingen pernt0dtelt, tDas BET 9roBen
Dftentltc6cn 6eitlicbfeiten unb lonittgen &C.
Iegenbeitcn oft in iebr it0renber, unan9ez
ne6m 6eritDren0er g8eiie 3u Sage trete.
0ieien llebeLitGnben ioQ nun alf Sic
obell allgege6ene Betie abgebolfen perben.
@S lit ia %feinespegs an3une6men, boB unz
ierem engltlb anlettfanil6en 0trbetterz
@lemente fetn @eldng vge9e5en" ict; benin
in England, Scbottlanb uno Srlanb itngt
bocb bas Soft gum Sbeil recbt ih0ne8oLfsz
lieOer, un6 es lit fein eriibtIidbes @runb
DOrbaI1Oen, aus welcbem bic bon BORT bier
ber fommenben @tnnGnberer unD beren
9ta6fommenl9ait geian9lib Oeritumz
men unb eine ber boGf5tbimlicbften, i6one
iten unb %reiniten Sreltoen unb 3ierben beS
Geben5 entbebren ~1pllten.
SIS itebt 5u boffen, 6aB 6err Gomlins
nit ieinen i'm 8oritebenoen beiprodenen
8eitre6unge1 Sic beiten Grfolge erringen
tperbe, 9aS S60ne bebarf, rpie iberau in
ber Belt, nalnentli6 bier BEL uns 81 2an6e
Ser regiten S0rberun9 unb lor91amlten
8fege. Qu6 in 6em 9eben ber Mrbetter>
8eOOlferung muB bos Scb0ne mebr unb
mebr 5ur @eltung g~elangen, uuo bic 8fege
OeS @einnges 1T bofiir 0aS am nGc6Iten
ltegen6e, 5pedmdBi9ite unb bette Mtttel.
vl1nb bas S40ne bIibt MI. i'm @eian9.@
, 1894-02-08
Die unterfubuno oes poifoebduoes.

Die bonn @eneralpotmeifter 8iiieu crz
mamie GOmmiiiiOn sur lt~nteriudbun9 beS
bieii9en Yoitgeb6ube9 tptrD tbre Nrbeit am
5. Wdr3 in 9lngrlff nebmen. Boitmeiiter
SEEING erbielt beute 8ormittog BON benz
8oritber Der Gommiiiion, 81. 90. Wfac9en
aus Q8ai6in8ton Die o~ffi3ielle 9tac6ricbt, baB
bic Gommtiiton am 5. W}dr5, 10 l1br 8or@
mitta8S gu tbrer 2lrbett 5uiammentreten
lpcrbe.
6err Wtacben lit Superintendent beS
neutrality-suspicious. in Ben Ser.
Staten. 9te ~iibrtgeu Wtit9IieOer Ser
Gommiiiion itnb Der bteiige Sberroitinz
ipettor WtaD, SameS 6. Steipart unb st.
6. Span9ler, Der fribere Snipetter 6eS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm biefigen 8oitamte.
, 1894-02-08

8abnen nod mebr unierer StraBen ein8uz
raumen. Die 8emo6ner pon 2afc Gicp
unb Ser 8eitieite, benen Der Baron"
gerfeS ioldt 8abnen bcldbecrcn nil, iouz
ten ii9 bie5 geia9t fem ldiicn, unO beim
StoOtratb nab0riifliAlt 8e8en Die @ctpa37
rung elmer berarttgen @rlalbniB an Bic
gerfeS'ibe o6er irgenO cine anoere @elea7
iAaft Rroteit einlegen!
, 1894-02-08

- Der 8. 6ebruar lift Ser Sabrestag 6er
Gntbauptung ber &0nigtn Mtaria Stuart
Q587); Der GtnfiibrunQ Der &artoffetu in
SadGien 6urcD bte &e9ierun9 Q718) ser
@eburtStag beS SatDrtfers Wortb Sap6ir
COfen 1775); Ser S%tiftungStag Der 2litroe
nomii5en 0eleui6aft 3u 2on6on $500 ;
@in5u9 Otto's bon @riebenIano in0lauplta
1888; T1ubt 6es 0roBber3o9S BON Sos
cana aus SlOren3 (1849); repOluttonGre
9emonitratione1t in Wiinben, 5u ipelcben
DaS ifanoalDie GerbdltniB beS 80nig5 Sub
mig [. 3u ber SGn5erin 9pIo Wfonte3 bie
btrette G%eranlaiiung Q848); ber bon
ben 9tulien 8efan9en genonmene beriibmte
&iberteiienftrit S6amDl nit ietner 6ae
Mile in 8aLugG tnternirt 1850 @r2
oberun9 bon lecbS Seitun8stperfen auf Der
SnieG &oonofe, Ga., un6 3erit6run8 zines
GbeileS Ser fonf0berirten SIotte burcD Sc
neral 8urnftbe Q862); @riinbung bes
0tetp Oorfer Glrnoerbanbes 1853 ;
5o6eStag bon 0apio s. StrauB (1874)
8ert6olo 2tuerba6 Q882) unb gilbert
QinOner, 0~ramenbicbter, Q888).
, 1894-02-08
tpeaa @efotts eeeeDen!'"

I'm bic Bflege 6eS 0sion9e8 unter Ser
INSTRUMENTATION 8eO0Iferung oeS
Nor0DeitenS, ~belonOerS bier in Chicago
uro in %unierer !6eiratG5>, &unit> unb
8ierz8orftaOt Wftltpautee, bat ii9 fem 2(nz
Derer 10 bobe 8er6icnite ertpprben, tpte SEER
BiQiam 8. 3omltns, BET 'olgen1etn be-
fannie r>0irt9el1t unb fiinitlerii6e
Setter be6 bieiigen D9lpouae@lu6" un6 beS
y2trton MuiicaL Club" in Milmautee.
Gs bieBe &oblen MACH gtetpcaitle brtrgen,
tpoQte man bier bic Dielcn Gerbienlte auf>
3ablert, Die Der @enannte ii9 I'm Bic 2tuSs
itbung BET g0tt(idben @elan9sfunit in 1ols
6en 8retien ertDor6en bat, in pelben iie,
ais ct Dor ettpa 5pan5i9 So6ren zach G6tz
cage fam, mod DolitanOt9 oernacb(dIiigt
tpurbe.
St bat ieitbem bier iotpo6l, mic in Milz
ipautee @roBarttgeS ~8eleiitet urlb ser eriten
nnb uripriin8Gid9iten Der bonn 6imunel Sen
Wtenl6en berlte5enen &iinite ouc9 unter
iol6en, BEL peLcben Ser Stnn un0 DaS
8%ert6n6niB fiir bieielbe rocb ser @rtpedung
un0 NuSbtloun9 beburfte, 3u t6rem 9fecbte
oer6olfen. 9tacboem ct 5unGdbit u1ter ben
@rpQc9lenen cine erfol9reic6c G6Gttgfett
entfaltet bate, nQnote er feline QluImcrfiamz
felt auch ben 8tn6ern 3t nnb rief bier Oie
9enuglaln ~befanntcn &tn6er1W taIicnb0rc
ms 2eben. 0enu Ser Sugcn0 ge60rt Die
3utunft, uno UNI letnem Stre5en altCb fir
Die 3ufunft @rfOlg GIT ii6ern, icbuf ct f1r
oalielbe cine ltarte 0runoLoge un6 feiten
Guf6alt IN ben iugenblicben 6er3en uno
@emjit6ern, tDel6e fir Die Hci3e unb
S9Onbetten Bet @e~la1gSfunt ia gang be-
ionOerS ~cmpfQn9ltb itnb. Wlit ietnen
&tn6erzG90rcn ~er5ielte 6err GomlinS nicbt
MIR auf BEN bier mte in Wftlpaufee itattz
ftnbenben Wat>Otuitffeiten 9roBe Grfolge,
lon0crn namentltcb a(tc9 auf Dem i'm Sabre
1886 tn Der ~leBtgenannten StaDt abge6Qlz
tenen @elan9Sfcit 6eS Decentralization
SGngerbunoe8.
6err IomlinS beiibt Elm DoQeS Ser
~it6nbniB fir Die ditbettibe un6 et6tid6e ober
fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING ltnb itttlic6e
8ebeutun8 bes @elan9c8, me(c6' leBterer
i6On Ser bteOere Sobanu @ottlic6 Seume
in ben ~befannten @crien Qlu56ruf berthe
ben bot:
$50 man itnget, LAB 6ic6 rubi8 nieoer,
O6ne Surcbt, mas man i'm 9an6c gGarbt;
$50 man itnget, tpiro tctn W&eni6 beraubt :
80iepid6ter baben feine2ie0er."
Gben tDcgen ser bo6en iittlic6en 8e6eu>
tun8 De5@eiangeS min 6err GomlinS BENT
ielben aub inter ~unierer en9liidzamertfo=
2(rbeiterz8 eDOIternng INNER tpciz
tere &cr6reitung ober pieGme6r crit Sim
gang Deri3affen. Nacboem ser QlpoQoz
Stub lbon cine 9teihe BON Gon3erten 9egez
ben, bic nit be1on0erer &iiditcbt ouf cine
aus Nngeb0ri9en Ser Q(rbeiterttaiie bette
bei1be 3ub0reri3aft %arran9irt, unb fir
melcbe 51 etnem utr nomtnellenB reiie Gin
trtttsfarten 1lt5gegeben tpor6en tparen, min
9etr &omltn8 nunne1r nit 6itLfc oeS
Npolo7@lubS auc6 inter benz ci9entltcben
Solfe Der 8fe9e be8 @e1anges ben Q8eg
bobnet. @r piQ baS 8plf lingen mac6en
uro nibt iotpO0l nuf benz ltmtpege Der
Gbeoric, ais OieIntebr burc9 bteBraris Sinn
ut10 Segeiiterung fir ben @eiaug erpe6en
, 1894-02-08

- Die 18iGbrtge 2iQte Gruie, bercn
@ltern in gto, 50 Mc93eDnolOS StraBe
ipoDnen, ipur6c geitern Q6cn0 an Ser @fc
bet Sc. Glarf unb 9tDiiion StrdBe obns
mddbti9 aut Dem S%eitcnipege 9cfunoen.
Sic erfLdrte beute Otorge1, nocbbem ie
iidb ipieber crbolt bate, baB iDr &ieb6ober
0ermonn We15eI itb DOr tbr berleugnet
unO iic iicb barber 10 auf9eregt babe, oaB
ie einen 6uitenanfaH betam nnb in Sbn7
macbt ftel.
, 1894-02-08
SuItus Warbit Bat beute WforQer

= Sultus WfarBtt Sat beute Wfor9en I'M
&reiS9ert6t 9e8en sic Beit GDica9D
StraBenbaDn9eieai6aft cine Scbaoeneriabe
fla9e fir $4,000 eingereid9t. Otarbit
ipurbe i'm Ottober leBteu SabreS BET einem
3uiammenitoBe eineS& abelSugeS nit einert
Speilpdnnigen 8ogen bon ber 9eiblel beS
2ebteren ser eine 9oumen 5erquetibt unb
er ~perlongt 6afiir nun bon Der @eieul9aft
bas ertpGbnte S6mer5ensgelO.
, 1894-02-08

= 2uen 9teipett bor BEN Gbtca9o'er
Gertreterinnen Oe5 u%5ariert, Ieibt perlebIiz
CHEN @eiDlecbts"! 9ielelben beitben etne
10 beipunbernSipert0e @ei6ifGi6feit in Der
Grgreifung bon Ginbrebern II. :. 10, baB
uniere 8oli5et faum nod etnen Ger9let9
nit tbnen Qus64lt.
, 1894-02-08

&Geine Nn3eigen in ber 9t6el0au5gabe
Der SutnotS Staats3 citun9 toiten, Foenn
nicbt meDr lpie 5ebn g8Orte, 10 @ents, icbe5
ipettere Q8ort l Sent.
, 1894-02-08

= S6rer tpirtli9en Sreun6e %ertnnern
iicb Ofanbe nur, penn ite iib in @erle9en=
belt Dber .0totb befinben. Sett6em bas
@etter mil6er un6 fat frii~6Itn8sartig gez
tporben lit, i6eint man BEN @ettermacber
auf benz S6urme 6eS @ubttorium @ebGl1>
beS D0Qtg Dergeiien 3u baben, tpenigitens
miro %iei1er faum nob Grpd6nung get6an.
, 1894-02-08

= g8tr perpeiien bie 2eier mod beiOne
DerS ouf Ben in Oer beuttgen Summer be-
8innenOen iiberauS ipannenb seibrte6encn
&pman v8linbe 2iebe" bon Sermann
6eiberg. 9erielbe mtrb geWtB tbren Sci
faQ ftnben.
, 1894-02-08

= Die &0ter Gbicqgo'S iinb yid0n
6eraus"; eS lit 6ieier Sage bierlelbit Elm
Bureau ge9rin6et worben, burb beiien
Germittlung berloreue t6unbe ibren Ser
ren p~ie6er3ugeiteut tperben ionen, Elm TO-
%9enannteS bureau for the restoration
of lost dogs. @s Iiegt Ibrt9ens bie Ser
mut6ung na6e, baB Oie 0eiter beiielben
icbon oor6er, ebe ie ficb in bieies l1nternebe
men einlteBen, auf ben 6unb gefommen
maren.
, 1894-02-08

SIM amt fir OffcntGjc5c Qr6citcn
ipuroe beutc Oer biS6eri8c &%aiiirer g. u.
Smith entlaiien unO @bmin Q8ali6 SIT
letnem 9~tacBFol8cr ernannt.
, 1894-02-08

lin Gtelungiudbenben BET ber 9e9enz
pdrti9en 9tot6lage bas @rlangen BON 8ez
i9Gftigun9 81 erleic6tern, nimrnt baS
9lbenobIott Der SuinotS Staats5eitun9
SteQengelucbe u~nent9eltlicb auf.
, 1894-02-08

9aS bdBli9e @ort doodle" ibeint
bier BET unS in Chicago ntemaGS auBer
@ebroucb fommen SIT iouet, unO bas, mas
es bebeutet, erit recbt ni6t.
, 1894-02-08
Oi5en6QRn~ GaRrpEdne.

Nbtcagn & gkertbtps Iterm= 81 eababm. - EiGets
OFFICES: Sos. 206-208 @lart = StraRe, an oeE
6atlep 4oenus Station uno am 9epot @de 9SeGs.uHs
RtuLtesStE.
@bfobrt Infunft
, 1894-02-08

StGt4totS 6 emtrnG.
@Ge burhgebenben 3ags BON Der eentral= Station.
IL. ctr. nn0 Rort Rou. 3l9e fur ben Stosu t0nneI
ebenfoas an %. Str, SO. StraBe uuO Spbe gnrf gsnOm.
men peroeH. 8Idets III Der StootsSffice, 1874 Sin
9~lart=StraBe. IuO i'm &uoltUriur1=6uteL
, 1894-02-08

9os, mas Der Q(nna6nte oct 8ation>
Orbtnan5 OOrauS9ing, i9eint gang ba3u
angetban 3t ietn, Die u&altiteuun9" etnt8er
Ser in Tra9e fommenOen 6errer fiir Elm
poar Sd6rcben piin10enSpert6 unb bon
benz Stan6p1tnfte bes@eiebeS iogar 9e6oten
ericbeinen 8u Iaiien. Gs bietet ii4 in biez
fer 2~lngeIegenbeit unlereu Detectives etne
g~initt8e @elegen6eit, ibre ibon mteberbolt
tart in 53wetfeI 9e8o9ene Spirtrait gu be-
tpeiien.
, 1894-02-08
g ne

SIqs -- -
Bureau 9(ccom0bation ............ # 8l5WI+ 7O5 u
Syu1nDts, Soma uis0 8eorias&rlreBI 1925 M{' 3:35 u
Ct. So. Nlh3., &OlptD s. San. &itDI' $3.50 81 1900 Dc
Wfiuue0pDli5, eta. IL SIpur SaQ5' $3.50 81 1900 Ot
Soliet Accommodation. .......... . 405 "a 9:45 Wt
9}eru Accommodation ........T 450 sri 9:50W4
2euDer, GDIo. SprinQs & 9ueblp.I
bio &utI0s GitD 0eiti6uleo go. 500 81 I2:O0@
ST. W89rtB uuo 3eras GrpreB. .. 600 ~ 10.OOM
Sender. GDlo. Spgs. unO 4ueblo. paI
Omaha 81 &iuc. (8ig SiOe. 49,. > 1000 81 900 81
Gu0ba u 81. 4nul 9tudt=GrpreB.. L 1915 as 7:I5T &c
8eOrja 81 Sender tadlt=@rureB. -. Il lois QF 7:I5l R
9uamQu SOurITt &ar, t0QlId, G6I= "
C0gO mad Sos aUgelcS uuO SanI
SrauCiSco, Dia &auiaS Sin, Sort
MDrth Il. 81 BaiG Shuea=GrpreBi' 600 Q' 10OOW
'Sdglib. +ausgeuommer Spnntao. tQusaeuom.
men SUuHtdd. c Nu5aeuUmneu Mpuf1q.
, 1894-02-08
Gpumctr grufa, prtohn. @esmor. [

WtIllbulIEee Il. J~FnrtlIe-ADTuDtt TIaUU DC, 8.5J It.
t11:3O 81, 12Oo w.. 800 g., 800 81, 500 u.
'llOO u; 4ntunft: '7:35 0t, 1859 81, 1905 IT.
'l dSo "; III; dIi5st9o s, t4 . ~ ~. od6;l5 S ~ '9a5 9. S1c;oQG%
'5.009t.; @nfuuft: 1905 @E, HIS g, 1918 Qbbs.
-gtDdttOrb & Observation-Disclosures: 100 Nt. HOE at,
+4.15 VI, +lI.30 81. Nrfuuft: HOBO IR.. f21 Sc.
f5.55 %, Till Is N.-'3d9I9. tS6alia. a%usgenommen
Sonnta9s. f2dgli4, MtOgtags on89eupntmer. +S69.
Lib. SomStnQs GuSQeuDmmen. S 9tur Gpuutnos.
SNEStdli1an 6emtraI. NeiU gDorf GentraIs uls
Nv 8OtOn Sc 9nbaIDs @ffembabnett. - n9ie
stieeara SAILS GOute." 8H9e %perloIien uuO fOrnnten IN
IN Der neuen gentra(s Station Gn Safe 6ront, SUB oOn
Bart 8ou, uuo %. Ctr, 80. Str. uuo SD6e BART
Gtaots&idetsSffce 81 @IortsStr.
, 1894-02-08
g 60 Union Qofenger Station.
y l.Ee1nsyNanjaLI lines.
aenoms.. eoraI. ,,o gao0;iou.g tv
lhnma.- GnnnI. nrtn gnnniinn.Gfr.

Subsidies: lin Ger SfuItou. III 24S G. eI9r
StraBe, gde Jadiou. ugS iIl IuOitoriuIn 6pteL
8urGg=3lge iobrcH mle tolgt ua9 Gentrol=3eit:
.EHnnd. AGHnldh nnsnennmm1rn Gnnntnn
, 1894-02-08

Rbicaap. Sod SSIano & IactHc=Sabn. -
" BaTIagiersStatt0n &an Suren=Str., Elm 9Icd
ftbIlB OOnl 8oarb ri Iraoe. SiGet=Cffice: 1O4 GIortItr.
, 1894-02-08

W 8~tdet=Sfices: 230 GlQrf=5tr., @luoitprium=2lnneL
nn0 Yo~ilagter=StatiDn 8earboru= uub POlf=Str.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17

and ladder crews were on the ground.
The fire boats Geyser and Yosemite,
which had done such valiant service
ct the previous night fire, we're also
there. The wind was blowing from
the north, and it was in . great meas
ure due to this fortunate circumstance
that the entire lumber district along
Iwenty-second street wal not laid In
ashes. Had the winl shifted to the
west or east, no fire department in the
world could have stopped the flames
that wound through the millions Of
feet Of dry lumber.
The John spry Lumb.r Comuany:
which fortunately escaped the fury OF
the flames Wednesday night, will lose
$1,000 0 by Thursday nights blaze.
The Insurance., Is nearly d, uble the
amount Of the loss. The burned dis
trict is about 600 feet fronting Ashland
avenue and 200 feet in width. Between
1000. 900 and 10, 900 feet Of lumber
was destroyed. This was about one.
third of the lumber contain d in the
varda.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17
A Romance of Bisamy.

Do you know the story Of the man
who had two wives and was held
blameless? His name was Count Won,
Gleichen; he was a Thuringian; and
it happened early in the thirteenth
century. The Count went forth, as
was customary, to fight the Saracen,,
who proved, as too often happened,
the better warrior and took him
prisoner. Therefore the Count was
carried off to the palace Of Noured-
din, where he was made a slave and
set to cultivate the delicious shallot
of Ascalon in the garden of the
Cairene Caliph. His good looks and
the knowledge that he was a great.
noble in his own country attracted
the attention Of a certain princess.
daughter Of the sultan. She heard
his simple story; she wept for him; he
opened his arms; she wept with him.,
She offered to effect his escape for
him On one condition-that he should
marry her.
"Alas! madam" or your royal
highness, or your illustriousness, or,
whatever was the lady's. style and.
title under the rules of the caliphate
al cannot" he replied. AT home,
there anguish for me a wife and ten,
der children"
sWhy," she asked in maidenly sur,
prise, what ails the man? AS IT,
another wife or two would be any
obstacle. Do not the laws of the
prophet-whose name be blessed
and the customs Of the Cairene!
Caliphate allow a man to have more
than one wife?:"
He yielded; he promised; she was
as good as her word; in a few days
they embarked together in a ship
engaged by herself, and they arrived.
in Venice in safety. Could *
Christian moralist!-could this noble
knight desert the princess to whom
he owed his freedom? Never. He
repaired to Rome; he laid the case
before the Pope. His Holiness, after
considering the matter, granted him
permission to keep both wives and to
be legally married to both. And the
story goes on to say that they all
lived together in the greatest happi-
ness. the Turkish lady being child
less, and loving her sister-wife's
| children as much as If they were her
own.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17

days work was offered in the Senate
by Mr. George.
PADDY DALTON, an ex-prize fighter
and we'll known in variety circles,
dropped dead at Denver, Col, from
heart disease.
IN a letter to Col. Sexton Gov. Alt.
geld censures the rigid discipline at
the Soldiers Home in Quincy and says
1t must be modified.
CLYDE earrings, a 12-year-o'db boy Of
Reynolds, Ind, fell between the cars Of
q train on which he was trying to steal
q ride and was cut in two.
EMMA FABER, aged 20. Mary Faber,
aged ls, and Dorothy Faber, aged 4,
were drowned while bathing in Sproat
Lake, near Nal aimo, B. C.
The call has been issued for the
quarter centennial convention of North
American bee.keepers, to be held at
st. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. liz, Ii and Is.
A RESOLUTION directing investiga.
ton OF the charges made by exhibitora
against the World s Fair Committee on
Awards was referred in the Senate.
Gov. STONE has asked Senator
George to investigate the claim OF
Chief Hazen that the special warrants
being issued b. Mississippi violate the
law rgainst counterfeiting.
THOMAS HANLoN. 30 years of age,
once q wealthy and influential broker,
but recently an employee of the cash.
ter's Office Of the Mutual Lite Insur.
ance Company, committed suicide. at
his home by shooting himself In the
head and left breast
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17

fives, skies, Fights, tens, and fifteens,
which ara now in Use, will be contin-
! ed. The present go and so cent ordi.
nary stamps probably will be discon.
tinued, and SO cents and 81, 50, and 81
stamps will Re aodel to the series.
1t is intended to reduce the number
Of denominations of the newsra err and
periodical stamps from twenty-four to
twelve or thirteen. The 81 stamp, now
printed for the first time by the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing. is the
doubtful one, but it will probably be
finally decided on favorably to its con.
tinued use. The new denominations Of
tho series, either now printed by the
bureau for the first time or to be re.
issued later, are 5, %, and so cents,
and 81. 81, $5, 8lC, $40, $50, and 300.
Those to be dropped out Of use are 3,
q, 6, =, II, q, 36, AZ, 60, Y, 81, 96 cents,
1892, 90, $8, 90, $l2, 1924, $50, $4e, and
CSC. All the postage-due stamps have
been re-engraved under the present
contract and slightly reduced in size
from the former output Of thu contrac.
tor. All these changes have been prac
tically approved by the officials, sub.
ject, however, to modification ifdeemed
advisable.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17
Meat for Young Children,

Concerning the frequency with
which meat may properly be given to
children, says DIR. Flint, and regard
ing the time of day best suited to its
administration opinions differ widely.
The writer believes, on the basis Of
his own experience, that children
under five years do best with only
one meat meal per diem, this being
best given in the morning or at noon.
After five years, both the breakfast
and the midday meal may include
some meat An ideal dietetic sched-
ule, however, for most children,
would embrace eggs at breakfast,
meat at noon and bread and milk at
night, appropriate cereals being sup
piled with the eggs and meat. All
meats for children should be carefully
cut into pieces, and children old
enough to cut their own meat should
be cautioned to make the pieces as
small as possible.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17
Time to stop.

Under the machinery Of the law as
at present administered a lawyer has
great advantages over a witness.
Recognition of this fact is probably
the reason why people always enjoy
seeing u witness get the better Of his
examiner.
An exchange reports a case in
which the plaintiff had testified that
his financial position had always
been good. The opposing counsel
took him in hand for cross-examina-
tion, and undertook to break down
his testimony upon this point.
sHave you ever been bankrupt?"
asked the lawyer.
II have not" was the answer.
4Now be careful; did you ever stop
payment?:"
"Yes."
aAh, I thought we should get at it
finally. When did that happen?"
sAfter 1 had paid all I owed"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17

category Of questions, and must
make AFFIDAVIT that he has neither
wife nor child. The laws that regu.
late army life are then read to him.
He is shown the fate of the man who
enlists under a false oath, or who,
once enlisted, deserts before his time
is up. He has now the gala dress on
for which his soul has hankered, he
wears the regimentals of a private
soldier in the United States army.
He dare not walk out of that Office
without leave from his superior off,
Gel. He is an enlisted man for three
or five years, as the case may be, and
the recipient of Sl3 a month in
Uncle Sans money.
The term of service for a soldier
enltsting under the present rules of
army life is five years, but in accord
ance with a law passed in 1890 a SOL
der after serving one year can pur-
chase an honorable discharge, $l2O
being the maximum price.
Although the pay. of a private SOL
der seems almost inadequate to meet
his living expenses, it must be re-
membered that in addition to the sl3
a month he receives his rations,
clothing, bedding, medical services
and medicines free.
There are libraries, reading-rooms
and post schools, where men who
need instruction can be taught a fair
knowledge Of necessary English
branches, and where foreigners can
improve their use OF the English
language. A large percentage Of
Uncle Sans soldier boys are Ameri.