davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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pullman uno Debs.

Oas semeinla lame gomite bon 5tobt=
ratbsmitsliebern uno Mrbeitern per=
lanste BON Yullman nur folsenoes er
loae in einen Jiinferausihub suei Mit=
glieoer lpdblen, ;pei anbere iollten BON
ben bief9en &reisri9tern auseemablt
lueroen, oieIe Wier lollten bann einen
Giinften mdblen. unb bieler Giinferaus=
l9ub iole 5una6it Die 6rase entl6eioen.
oh ltrlahe 5u elmer l6ie6soerihtlid)en
Wermittlung in benz 9treit ,wiIdoen
Yullman unb leinen Nrbeitern su Bull
man porbanoen lei. Sod Ielbjt bielen
mabpollen Woridlas mics cine fur,e
aus Dem Often sefommene teleerapbil6e
antwort 9sullnlon's on leinen bielisen
Bepellma9ti9ten Suriif, nobel er iid
barib barauf berief, bab iein 6elddft
elm pripatseltdft iei uno Niemanben
1onlt ettpas an9ebe.
Oieler Srob oes Yroben Yullmon lit
unter ben 9e9entpdrtisen llmitdnben ee=
raoesu perbre1eril1. 3uelei9 bilbet er
cine bittere Sotpre auf itaatlide Gin
ribtun9en, unter benen Elm BON unper-
oientem Slide 8esunitister iid 10 ettuqs
eesen bic seiebli6e itdbtil1e Wertretuno
unb sesen bas allsemeine Dobl berauss
nehmen oarf
Sn oemielben Wfabe, in uel1em puu=
mans @ebabren emporenb lit. 3eist ii9
aber bas 0erfabren BON Oebs oerfehrt.
Dur9 ale leine @e9enmabreeeIn bat er
Yullman lelbit in teiner Neile materiell
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Mer sahlt bic Soften z Cb bj

gDer Soblt bic 8Oiten2 Sb bic
Barbafen, tpelhe an Der 3erl rltDrnn9 BON
Giienbabn Gieentbum ibre Jreuoe
baben, perniinftisen Grwdsunsen iiber=
baupt ;usdnsli6 Iino, lit mebr als
irasli6. Cont ,uIroen lie pieaei9t
oariiber na4oenfen, bob Der BON ib=
lien anseri6tete Shaoen BON ben
5teuerSablern erlest ueroen mub.
Die Yerl li6erunss @slellbafien beoinz
gen I6 ausoriidli9 aus, oab lie fir
Sranol6doen, bic I'M @efolse BON
,luiltanoen entiteben, ni9t baftbar
iinb. Dasesen falen nod benz @elese
pon SGinois oerortise S9aoen bem
Nountp CUR Gait, in oem Der 9lufrubr
lisb ereisnet bat. Mls i'm Sabre 1877,
sslcsentlib oes sroben Giienbaln=
Streits, oas gigentbum Der in Yitts-
burg einmiinbenoen 8obnen perbranni
wuroe, mubte 9lQesbongs Gountp meb=
rere Willipnen Dollars an Die @el1d:
oisten ;ablen. Mie ltarf Goof=golutp
Miro bluten miillen, ldbt iid oorlduIis
nod gar ni9t iiberleben. 9lu6 biele
nsue 2alt miro natiirlib am l6ueriten
Die fleiuen &runobel liber oriiden, unter
oenen lih piele aobnarbeiter beIinoen,
6erner miro Die Staotperlualtuns nod
nlebr perfriippelt merben, allo nod ues
niger leilten fonnen, als bisber. 9arun=
ter lperoen wieoer nornebmli6 Die ppn
st1beitern beipobnten Stabttbeile su lei=
oen baben, pieQeibt losar Die 0Hentli=
den Sbulen. Sett unoenfli6en 3eiten
limb Die &riese INNER fiir ben tleinen
Mann am foitlpielisiten seweien. @enn
lih Die 8auern raufen, miiHen bic Bauz
ern 9aare laTen. (Gbic. Mbbplt.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
Sopereton's 6eneralbefebl.

Sen @roBmeiiter Der Nrheits,itter,
pel1er in Ieinem 9(mte nod nidt marin
selporoen lit uno Dor 8esieroe brennt,
oen Mitelieoern leines Oroens, louie
oem publifum i'm Nllsemeinen, einmal
iu Seisen, mas in ibm ltedt,> la1len oifen=
bar Die u2orbeeren" bes Yrdl libenten Der
y. 81. Il. niht Idlafen. Ct bat feline
9robung, einen allseme,nen Streif
ldmmtli9er Mitslieoer BEG Oroens Der
9lrbeitsritter ansuorbnen pabr eema1t
uno seitern Nbeno lein 8ranbmanifeit
in bic Welt seldleubert. Urbi ct orbi
- Der Staot unb bem ganSen Grben=
runb - tpie es in ben 8ullen Der Ydplte
beiBt, ipiro ba pertiinoist, bab es voraiti=
i1er Mabreseln" beoiirfe um Die Sa9e
Der organilirtea Mrbeiter, segen oas &a=
pital su pertbeioisen. 9iele roroitil9en
Ntabreseln" lollen nun nod Der Mnli6t
bieles Dor louueranem Gdlarenmabnlinn
plasenoen Sopereisns barin belteben,
bab bic 15O,00O-200,000 Wtitelieber
oes Oroens - Die 9epel9e falelt BON
elmer Wlillion - pl0yli9 bic Mrbeit nie=
oerle9en uno lonlit ldmmtli6e @ei9dfte,
in iueI6en lie belddftist inb, sum Still=
itano brinsen. Mit anberen @orten, lie
lollen li6 auf 8efebl bieles vSppereian"
iammt Jrau unb &inoern blinolinos in
ibr @eroerben itirSen, inbem fie 1i6 ouf
unbeitimmte 3eit ibrer Griiten3n,ittel
berauben. Wir baben setpiB ni6ts qe=
gen Die Beredtisuns Der organilirten
4rbeit einSulpenoen unb erfennen polI=
fommen bic suten &eIultate an, welde
oieielbe in mander 8esiebuns fir bic
Belieruns oer Sage Der arbeitenben Rlal=
len eraielt bat. allein bas @ebabren Der
would be=9iftatoren Oebs unb @oper=
elsn mub BON iebem perniinftisen
Dtenlben als ein sesen bic Sntereijen
Der organilirten Mrbeiter unb ber qe=
lammten arbeiterbep0lferung iiberboupt
9efiibrter S9la9 betra1tet fperoen.
Wdbreno bic rettben Metiondre,
mel9t an oer Spise unIerer oroBen
Gorporationen lteben, lid oblolut nidts
on ibrem leibliden Woblereeben OBJ
seben lalien ipiirben, beiBt Sic Durd=
fiibruns Der uabniuibigen 8eIebIe iener
would beDictatoren nidts Mnberes,
als bab 9unberttaulenbe pon Mrbeitern.
bic geseniuartig ielbit gar feline Be-
l1meroen se9en ibre Mrbeitseber erbeben,
iiber tur5e 3eit, wenn ibre Grlparnille
aufgeSebrt linb, ldmmt 5ablrei9en &lein=
banolern unb anoeren betreifs ibres 9e=
bensunterbalts BON ibnen inbireft ab=
bdnsisen Yerionen, am 0uneer-
tu1e nasen ollen. 9enn bon
elmer Safe, aus tpelder bieie Sunoert-
taulenoe unterltiigt uno sesen Den nWolf
oor Der Sbiire" selhiist iperben fonnen,
1T natiirlib feline &eoe. Dabei lit fer
ner nidt auBer Mht au laHen, baB uenn
Diele ,uabnwisise Srbre ourdqefiibrt
uirb, Saulenbe unb Mbertaulen6e, Die
nibts nit Der @ade gu tbun baben,
luBer Nrbelt fommen, neil bic @elhdfte
IN pelden tie angeitelt linb, ibre Sbds
|i9feit 9anS ooer sum She'll einlteGen
mullen. 90 bat seitern bereits bic gis
5pur Gelellidaft tnfol9e Der gilenbabn-
perre 5000 Wann auf uubeltimmte
3eit entlaiien. Sn tur5er 3eit ,peroen
II 9aulenoen BON @ei9dften dbnlihe
ersriHen iperben unb la,pi= /
lenartis wiro bic 3abl Der 8el9dfti.
ani4mellen.
unb oas nennen biele Dietatpren, be-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
Die repiotrte Ginfommen Steuere
Dorlaoe.

Oie Gintommeniteuer Rlouiel Ser
9Stlon-NQ 1T ebenlo pie lebtere ieIbit
in iebr perdnoerter Torm in bas 6aus
5uriid3elanst.
Die 9aupt-Nenberungen oes @euots
bejisli9 Der @teuer linb folaenbe 0ie
Steuer ion am l. Sanuar 1895 beoin.
men. ober nur big gum /. Sanuar 1900
in Strait bleiben. Dieie Menberunq IoIl
stpei glnuiirfen besesnen. Ser erite lit
Der. bob man suerjt cine Yrobe bomit
mahen miifie, neil man ni4t qenou
lpine, ,pie oieielbe arbeite unb BON Wolf
aufgenommen piirbe.
Ser jueite lit Der, bah eine loIne
Steuer nur als cine glotb Mos-
resel 5m billisen lei. Die Notblooe
1T oa. lagen ibre 8efurmorter, ober
bohentli4 uiro lie nur Big 1900 bou.
erm.
Vefreit BON Der Steuer iollen 1ein bic
Ginnabmen bon Staaten, Counties u.b
Ortl6aften, ferner BON allen gorporaz
tionen Su ,uobltbatiQen, reliai61en ober
erSiebliden 3weden. 3u erfteren oe-
boren aae llnteritiibunss.@ @efeli&often.
u. |. TO-. uelde nur fiir ben Yrofit BOZ,
oeren Wtit9lieoern orbeiten.
Wenn cine Corporation bis aum l.
Suli oes betrefenoen Sabres feinen He-
ridt i9res &ein-profits eingerei&t, relp.
tbre Steuer entridtet bot, 10 iou lie
$1,000 Strafe 5ablen unb 2 Yroaent BON
Der l4ulbi9en 6teuer per Ueoi,ot. bis
oielelbe be5abIt 1T.
Wenn bic betreifenben @teuer-Beom-
ten einen 8eri1t elmer Corporation Fir
unri9tis balten, 10 louen lie bies eibiid
benz eommiiidr Der Snnern @teuerr
mittbeilen, uno iol bieier bonn BON Ser
CORPORATION cine ginii9t BON oeren
Bl1ern perlan9en, menn er iene Nuoo.
ben Der Beamten fiir besriinbet erodfet
llno fpenn bic Corporation lid meiaern
lolte, ibre Bidder einieben au loi{en. IS
lou Der Collector oes 9iitrifts bos Gin
tommen aus anoerer Snformaticu ob-
i9dben uno SO qrosent 3ufiieen. Dos
lol oann bic ~ 3ablenbe @teuer tiI.
ben. !,
Die s'panssDeife einit&t bon o.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

lis erbliden lie in ibm ben llneri1rOde.
nen unb p1ihtireuen oberiten Dertreter
ilnt Wortdmpfer Der 9iotionaleinbeit unb
Der 8unbesgeiebe une perli4ern i'm ba=
ber ibrer berjlihen 5beilnabme unb III
rer freubisen 9iilfsbereiti6ait.
Die eripdbnten HebelenIolbaten aber
betpeilen, oab lie beute meit before pa-
trioten linb als 10 Maan6er, Der nie,uals
eine sraue Sode get,asen bat.
(SQ. Sk.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
-llnieren Notipi5ten uno erbitterte1

-llnleren Natipilten uno erbitterten
Jeinoen bes beutI9en Sprahunterri9ts
in ben Diientli9en S9ulen lit, tuie bic
,St. gpuis 'Sribiine" i9reibt, i'm Serri,
torium Netp Merito eine Dolis aus ibrer
eigenen Mpotbete perabreidt >porben.
Die bortise 1ep0lteruns bat ndmlib NIT
Gtimmenmebrbeit sesen ben unterriht
in enslil9er Spra6e in ben oortigen Df-
fentlihen 51ulen ent|6ieoen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

= 0as gnbe bes Streifs lit nabe
moge es fir Die Nrbeiter Elm 9iinltises
Iein Sir bic urbeber Der pernibten=
ben 8irren baben mir ebenl omenio
@pmpatbie, mie oiele ibrerleits fiji
bic grbeiter! Wir befiir6ten iebr,
haB Die Mrbeiter ourh bic Sur unieil
angeorbnete &raTtprobe einen S6lae
in's eisene &eidt erbalten ,peroen.
(Glep gB. II. ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
Wenn Die Mrbeiterfiibrer ibr

Menn Die Nrbeiterfiibrer ibre
Orobuns pabrmahen, bann l6aoisen
}ie bic 2eute, ,uel9e lid ibnen unterltellt
baben, am Meilten, benn biele baben sur
3eit uno unter ben 0erbdltniien feline
llrlate, li6 su betbeilisen. Sic Oro.
nuns miro aber pieoer berselteIlt tuer=
ben; bas amerifanilde golf lit mod
ni9t 10 melt, leine @eldide in Die 5dnoe
zines 9ebs ober 5opereisn gu lesen.
(Balt. Corr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

Sn OT ct. 2ouis or0anilirt lid
eine S6lafwasen=Gompasnie nit einem
Gapital BON fiinf Millionen Dollars
Ser 3eitpunft fur eine erfolsreihe Gon=
eurrens 1T iiberaus siinitis. 9)tit Iol6en
2Doifen fam man bic SAlafwasenmag=
naten be0er treffen als nit Giyentbums.
3eritorunsen uno ielbitmOroer,l4en @es
nerolitreifs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
..Ntftotpr" Debs lit in 3

,Dittator" Debs lit in Serre
0aute geboren als Der Sobn BON elm.
eewan6erten gltern unb Smar BON Gid
Bern, bic bon ibren baoil6en Nadbarn
in fruberer 3eit Spedfran5oien senonu1
gu tperoen pfles!en. Debs lpielte DO,
Rursem in elmer Rebs auf feline 9erfunIt
on, inbem er bemerfte, baB leine GItern
aus benz y2anoe Der 6reibeit" 9etpmreN
iaien, tpnmit er 6rantrei6 meinte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

-Gs liest elm srimmiser 9umor ba-
rim, bab unter ben bon granoltiftern ser=
1t6rten Biiter,pagen lib aud Suei befans
ben, bic nit Vorrdtben, freipilligen 8a=
ben, fit Die barbenben Streifer in pul=
man belaoen ,paren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

= Gin unbelonnener Arbeiterltreit 1T
elmer jener 6ebler, bic falt 10 idlimm
Iino als Werbre4en. Ser 9roBe 8abn.
itreit puroe aus 9pmpatbie fir bic Mr.
better pullmans unternommtn. Wenn
ct beenbet 1T, ,uisb ct bieien Yulman,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
SAB trob Der ld)lebten 3eiten

= SAB trob Der iblebten 3eiten
ber ameritaniide llnterrebmunesseilt lit
nibt erltorben lit, ,ei9t cine DfittbeiIune
bes 6adblatta yNmeriean Wool ono
Cotton Geporter", aus oer li6 ersiebt,
bab in Der uerHolienen eriten 9dIIte oes
laufenben Sabres bic Grri1tun9 BON
niht iueniger als ll6 neuen WebitoHen-
6abrifen in Den Ser. Staaten unter-
nommen ,poroen it, Sie 3abl lit fah
10 sroB, luie bic in Der entlpredenben
periobe bes Torjabres, ebe Die Sinan3=
unb @elddftstrilis ernitli6 besunnen
bate.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

- Mllem Mni9ein rah miro es bod
mod geraume 3eit nebmen, big lib Sc
nat uno Saus iiber bic Sarifbill geeinigt
baben merben. 8etreifs Der i'm 9aule BERT
lhenoen Stimmung beridten perl6iebene
Malbinstoner &orrelponoenten, bob BON
253 Mitsliebern, bic befrast ,puroen,
nibt tpeniser als 200 li6 gesen bic
9lmenbements oes Senats ertlGrt baben.
l1nb bas waren nidt bios Oemotraten,
lonoern unter bielen befanben ]ih Is Sc
publitaner unb lieben Yopulilten. Stun
iteben biele &orrelponoenten ia feines-
megs unfeblbar oa, aber man mus bod
laeen, bab biele Berihte eine gentle in=
mere Wabrbeit baben. Denn penn bic
Mebrbeit oes 9ouIes ni9t fir bic Mil=
ion Bin lpdre, 10 bate oieielbe i'm
9oule ia ni4t ansenommen peroen
= Gbiei Nrtbur duBerte li6 seitern,
,pie folst, iiber Die Coolidge: Ser
;ur 3eit ,uosenoe 3ampf beriibrt uns
ni9t ndber. Wir bnben feline Sor=
bernngen an bic neutrality-suspicious.
gu lteQen unb tpenn unlere 2eute Wntbeil
an einem unselegli9en Streit nebmen,
10 tonnen lie ni9t auf bic unterltiibuno
Der BROTHERHOOD" re@nen. &c iuare
Mabnlinn, tpolten lie unter ben ge.
senuartisen @erbdltnilien ibre Yoiten
perlalien. Wsan madt uns ben Wor=
purf bab mir an benz @pmpas
tbie-@treit teinen Nntbeil nebmen. g8ir
nebmen bielen 8oruurf rubis bin."
vGbief" Mrtbur felt bas &erii9t in
Nbrebe, bab bic BROTHERHOOD Of Gn=
gineers" in Columbus auf ibren Charter
Der;i9tct bate, neil er a.; ieinen
@treif lanftionirt babe. r@ir iuerben
nns ltrens neutral balten. Wir film.
mern uns I'M uniere eisenen Mnsele9en-
beiten uno seben Sebem ben &atb, Elm
Gleides gu tbun. &ein 2otomotiufiib=
rer min etluas nit oem Streif su tbun
baben."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

Rad benz Gelebe bon Sllinois linb
bic Stabt Chicago uub Goof County iiir
brei Niertel allen mdbrenb zines Nuf=
rubrs an9ertdteten S1aoens boftbar.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20

What poetry and sentiment linger
around the old fashioned fireplace, Here
the families gathered. down to the mid
die of the century in many cases Be
fore one Of them in Kentucky the boy
Abraham Lincoln learned to read the
hut in which he lived being too poorly
furnished even to allow him the saucer
of lard with the burning lainpwick float
ing therein Here the sturdy manhood
and the buxom womanhood lived. loved
and died. learned. dreamed and went
therefrOm 10 make name and fame OF TO
plod on through life in humble ca
pacity
But those DAYS are gone. and the ola
fashioned fireplace is thing of the past.
except in remote regions where the spirit
Of progress has not yet penetrated OF
course a great deal Of poetry departed
with the substitution Of stoves for fire
places. but this is largely practical and
a utiiitarian age wherein stoves and
prosy comfort are considered as vastly
preferable to tireplaces and the impossi.
bility Of keeping warm without being
roasted The majority Of people today
if there were no other objections to ire
places. would doubtless esteem the poet
ical one as being sufficient. -Philadel
ptia Press
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20
A ship Captured by Scorpions.

The schooner Wallace J. Boyd. Captain
Godfrey, arrived at Philadelphia recently
from Montevideo with a cargo OF bones
which were gathered from that locality,
and the voyage will long be remembered
bv Captain Godfrey and his wife, As well
as by all the sailors. says the Philadelphia
Press. The ship became infested by scor-
pions and other pestiferous bugs, which
arose from the cargo and penetrated every
available quarter Of the ship. The sea
mems rest was disturbed. and for weeks at
A time the unfortunate men dared not rest
themselves in their hunks for fear Of being
stunc by one Of the myriads Of these bugs.
Every effort TO rid the ship Of the plague
was unsuccessful, and even while lying at
the upper quarantine the decks and cabins
were alive with these creeping insects Gil
matte changes had no effect whatever or
them. and those Of the crew who enter
tanned the belief that they would disappear
As the northern ATTITUDES were reached wer'
disappointed.
Captain Godfrey is at a loss to know how
they found their way out from beneath th'
matches. which on board vessels are regard
ed as even alright. yet they arose in thou
sands and ms-le life horrible on board thu
ship. Five and six times day all hand
were forced TO change their clothing, bu
this did not prevent that horrible pricklinl
feeling Of live vermin creeping over tn
bare skin. When the vessel reached he
pier. the sailors at once left, and nothing
could ever induce any Of them TO again shil
on bone laden vessel
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20

The American woman is, as a rule,
singularly deficient in knowledge Of the
history of her own country. This is al
most equally true Of young and old.
educated and uneducated women The
Englishwoman is far more likely to be
found intelligent in this particular than
is her American sister. A step in the
right direction Is the opening Of a semi
nary for the study Of American history
in connection with the Harvard annex
at Cambridge. The course is two years
or one. at the option of the student, and
the work consists mainly in the prepare
ton Of an elaborate thesis on some sub
ject which viii involve the study of the
records of many years
When two year course is decided
upon. one year is given to the collecting
of material and the second 10 historical
connection. All work is done under the
supervision Of instructors. and the IL
braries and colonial manuscripts of BOs-
ton. Cambridge and vicinity are open to
the students. Some idea Of the essays
may be gained by noticing the titles Of
the list for 1912: "Manumission Of
Slaves. The Speaker During the Con
stitutional Period Naturalization.
The Antislavery Movement Before
1880 and The Ballot. New York
/ Ledger
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20

Within a short time everything connect
Ell with the long established business Of
train and bank robbery has changed. says
the Kansas City star. The uplifted arm Is
no longer the style. The passive policy has
been abandoned. Men like John kloehr Of
Coffevviile, who shoot robbers. have oecome
the heroes Of the hour. The train robbers
no longer fit material for a dime novel As
far as literature goes he is not in it," He
j. nowhere. He Is poor, mistaken man.
ard misfortune has marked him for her
own. He is no longer defiant and daring.
He is a needy young man driven 70 crime
only by desire TO relieve the measures OF
an aged father. Il is no longer needful 10
invest in high blooded horses and winches
ters and masks. The train robbers oocu-
nation has Lost its glow and glory. The
time has come when he i hunted and shot
AZ like a common thief His career viii be
short lived.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20

American girls. like American men
md women. go about the world. be it
he round world or Just little round Of
heir own, with their eyes wide open and
heir minds expanded sufficiently to re-
:eive such new ideas and new phases Of
ife as may present themselves, and to
Judge them upon their merits, without
TOO much reliance upon tradition and
precedent When American girls set
he fashion Of travelling. either in com
Danies or alone. without a chaperon.
hey We're looked upon abroad as either
20 eccentric as to be almost mad, OF so
bold a. to be almost improper Correct
English matrons regarded them at for
.ign tables d'hote with that ''stony
British stare" which includes ACCUSE
ion. condemnation and sentence Of so
.ial ostracism all in one. but the Ameri-
,an girl gazed calmly past the British
natron at Mont Blanc or the dome Of St
Peters. or whatever she had "come out
for to see. and never knew that she was
)stracized.
The Frenchman. full fed with the
milk Of etiquette. tradition and those
social restrictions sometimes very nee
sssary in his own land. twirled his
mustache, smiled agreeably and fol-
lowed her from picture to picture as she
,onscientiously did the Louvre or
Notre Dame. but the American girl
either did not notice him at all or walk
around and past him as if he were some
inanimate obstruction; OF. if he were
very much in the way. bestowed upon
him one Of those calm. cold and judicial
regards so effective from the pure eyes
Of young girl and so quenching to the
pretensions Of a coxcomb. Franz
Leslie in Ladies Home Journal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20
PRIxcEss coLoNxA.

rage. He belonged to one Of the Oldest
families in Italy. with a lineage and history
sivaling those Of the old Italian kings. and
both Mrs. Mackay and her daughter felt
flattered by the proposal. But Mrs. Mac
kay told Prince Colonna frankly that her
daughter was only a stepdaughter to Mr..
Mackay, and would therefore have no we'd
ding allowance. As matter Of fact she
did not possess a dollar in her own name.
The prince declared that he cared nothing
for that, and his uncle, Prince Stigliano, is
said 70 have written letter 10 Mrs. Mackay
stating that il was a love match and that
money was OF no consequence
Mrs. Mackay finally consented. and in
1883 they were married The wedding was
one Of the social events Of Paris Mgr
Di Rende. the papal nuncio to France. Of
ficated at the ceremony. There was no set
Element before the wedding. but afterward
Mrs. Mackay allowed her daughter an in
come Of $4,000 a year. In addition she
gave her daughter many valuable presents,
including diamonds. coaches and furniture.
Prince Colonna and his wife visited
Naples and other Italian cities during their
wedding trip and finally settled in Naples
The prince had little money OF his own,
and six months after the marriage he be
gan demanding money from his wife.
Then she learned that her husband was a
gambler and that he led a fast life gener-
ally Nearly all Of her large income slipped
through the princes fingers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mackay learned after a time more Of the
princes real character and exerted infiu.
ences TO reform him. Instead Of settling
down the prince grew fonder Of gambling
and racing and insisted that his wife
should turn over her entire income. His
gambling debts accumulated. and in order
to prevent a scandal. il is said, Mr. Mackay
settled gambling debts to the amount OF
81. 10000
Many stories are told OF Prince Colonna'.
excuses. He was expelled from the JOCKEY
club at Rome for cheating at baccarat- On'
Of his methods, it Is said by those who
caused his expulsion from the club, was K
have a number Of extra cards under pill
Of bank bills upon the table before him
which he could use when most convenient
As he lost caste among gamblers. Princl
Colonna's treatment Of his wife change
from neglect TO brutality. Until last DC
tober she endured her husband i'll treat
ment; then she left him and went TO Pari
with her three children and lived with he
grandmother. Mrs. Hungerford. at the Ho
tel Brighton. Mrs. Mackay returned from
Scotland TO her daughters aid. and FINAL,
the suit for separation was instituted.
As soon a. his wife left him, Prince Co
lonna sold all his wife's costly furnitur
and even her wedding presents, and con
tinued his gambling. The prince. it is said
will not attempt TO fight the suit for seps
ration. He may demand financial settl'
ment, however.
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II you look at the reverse side Of many
of the pretty screens whose only object
seems to be OF to be fair. you viii ind
them fitted up with all sorts Of useful
devices. Some Of them have sets Of
shelves for biscuit jar, cups, saucers
and teapot; some, bands Of ribbon
stretched tightly across that hold photo
graphs. unanswered letters or engage
ment list. II in the library, they are
sometimes set with gilt hooks as well as
shelves. and hold the pipe. tobacco
pouch. matches. etc. In sewing rooms.
cushions for pins and needles, scissors.
and bag for scraps and dust cloth are
attached; in bedrooms. the shelves hold
pastes or perfumes. maybe books Of DE-
votion. while one boudoir screen with
Vatican figures on its face Is almost as
attractive on the other side, as tits hung
with luncheon souvenirs and cotihor
favors. York Post