davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-13
Castoria.

The Centaur Company, A1u-ray New York City.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Glleboeren paa SObannesifieret.
Siette 9eL-gnepte Yerioos
6nonn engang paa 6rifareren.
Rpitrpnlan Of Emil lie 6 arIer

0Sre' Os ioet bun miIOt Os buIorist tiIintiIeOe bet unse
var, la9oe bun | fin met i~nbtassuoe Gone:
Seq pil lite opboIbe Gber lGn9ere, mine gorn!~
,O9 @eors os GIuira fob alereoe, efter be opbs afs
EsoS9lllensr, gesreb mso at fOrIaoe gereIiet, ba ben
SSSamle SaroneSies Somfru traaote IND % gap Sants
Sassias 6Orbaabninser on, en- u~ebuarsnbs 2ptte bet fSrits
S'oS, lOst bun ptreos ~ipIsenOe:
Gen un9s Varonesie cnifer at tale ct Par Orb raeo
Uraen for 5rototeu."
Santen opIsftebe fit Soueo os iaa paa Sopbie msS ct
o't... ct SIit, iom fit osnne til at b9ue.
9Dem taller bu til, Mtennelfe2" ipur9ts bun male'
Naar Gante 9tesia ~benpttsSe Orbet "gPennefte" /
StLtaIs til en- 8erion, par bun bei @rab %fcrtsrnst.
sophie poueoe lite at iuars ct Orb.
SeOrs, iOm ~bsspnbts at ane, ~buorIeoes bet sgentlis
gna9te iammen, ba bun bsrte Srbet "6ruen" blipe be-
"sist llst % ret, tom en- Beftis SeuGseis.
Oet sr til mig, bun taller, flare Sants, " ia9oe Sls
gra, %, ibet bun 9ap Sophie ct gint TIL at forlaoe VG'
"'l't, nGrmsbe bun fig after ben @amIes Stol.
VI Dig - til bis2"
Sr oct iua unOerlist, Gante2"
UnoerIist?" sientos 9anten. "Sfal ol oa lite De.
"Eonss l~aaleoes, iom bet tHltommer en- fsht SaroneSleF'
Na 6rusce osiaa Gluira. Sum tos itts fell, oa bun
%SSg9aote at tro, at oeune Scrs pllos bllus ben parlfs
W. Sants 9fe,ia. Wieu bsnOes Stsmms par, lilSnt
""V, cog tulotommsu jalt, oa bun lpareoe:
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

"gpoe, eItebe lants, buoroan piIbe bet psI flaos en-
Ssfapteins Some, at Iabe fig fable garonesie9 Seq,
GA bun taiteoe ct talenbe gIit paa geors, iom par nars
usb at iynte nsO for benOas 5pSoer % taffe bsnbe, fOrOi
bun bapoe ppiptOt bette 9nite, iOm bun maatts baue lalt
/ bans SiGI; leg er iaa itOlt al at b4rs min Utanos
gtaun os beooe 6ru 9etsIer ilt Os ret, at iss lite for
noaeniom6eIit 9ris pl ombptts benne Gitsl meo ben
TONNE aoeIstlans."
~@ooe Sub, psnns MaIbSr f%attsSes blot!" lt'nneoe
!Senoes gtaabe; "5ru 9~stsIer!... 6ru eetsler!... geo ou
ba lite, at u,an9en Dame, Der, LEGION bu, bar ualst
fin Wiano al ben ~bOrserIise Stano, bog bar b'esbolot,
bpaO Der tiltom benoe2"
"0et peO ies uel, Gante; men bette sr Nfo9st, lom Ie9
albris bar funnel bilise. fOroi aOnsn letter lts Opsr IN
Manb, naar bun uiI Iabe fin Gans fable tiIbass paa
BAN. Oa oa BET, mine Santer, tuertintOo er U'anosn,
iOm itaI IaOs fit garO faIOs tiIbase paa SOnsn, siSr bun
bebt / life at Snlte fig noset anOet.
"6uin," Gants 9e3ia iaa opfororenoe paa Geors,
lom naturlispis biOtiI lite bauos funnel bIanos fig |
StriOsn. Seq bauber, at Suiin bar ~fOrmsssn Sanps
Os 5SlsIie for bet Pasenoe til at tiaaOs, at en- Gatter
al port sanls Sus ipnter neO unoer i'm garbisbeS2"
geS Oisie Orb Tom @eOrss Blob ct iaa baitist Snrs
lob, at ban nGr baUOe iOrIsbet ZIG mob ben nauStss
aants. st glit at gIuira tGmnsSe bam bog let; men
hans Guar laa en- uIabuanIis alDor.
"Spis min Rome baubs label fig fable garonesis,
pilOs iss lite bOps anmOSst bsnOs ON at aiiaa ira ca
IG.s,s GLN
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Dr al Dr WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DIN DlAI(S Square Dealing C|othier.


6OrrettisbsO, iOm 6pOislen bar ifiantet bsnOs; tbi bun
bapoe oa piit, at bet par benoes Snife, os for etbuert al
bsnbes Snifer tier mine. Wssn ba BUN bar peret itors
iinbet NOT til ieIu at siSre aftaIO paa en- iaaOan 5ors
fanseIisbeO, iOm iss mua tiIitua uiIbe baue iusrtet min
SeIpfSleIie bpbt, bar BUN g%riiatuins berfor uunOet
min ~forboblsbe 5OiasteIie."
"9tof, NOT, Ruiin - is bar Ieust aItfor %lanse!"
Bitten birreoe beftist frsm % tiIbase ben gamIes
Saano.
Sun fsIte lite gIuiras Rps paa lin Saanb, bSrte lite
be msO ben smmeite lrO uOtaIte Orb:
"5iIsiu Os, sObe, naabiss 9ants!'
0ie, BUN bsrte Sntet, fsrenb gIuira baubs fOrlaOt
gareliet. % geOrs, iOm tantte ueo fig ieIu: "9au sr
bet Iiseiaa sobt at Iabs bet anbst lsbs at Stabelen mso
bet iamule! " Deficient Os bsfist iremtOm meo ben uarme
Bon, at lanten uiIbe siue fit gifaIO til, at glUira
maatts iOIse bam paa 9ieiien, iamt baus ben gOObsb,
ON muIist, peO i'm WlasIins at ubuirts aOmmauOsrs
fapteinsns Samtptts.
Geors uar pirteIis slaO Ouer, at bet 5eIe par uotaIt.
5an baube frpstst for, at bet SiOits uiIbe bIiUs bet
IGrIte; men til lin fore SDsrraitsIis iaa ban Baroness
fen, sftsr ct Spbt os tunst aanosbrat. sienuinSs naitsn
bde fin ftatsliss 5OIbnins; % Der Iaa ben itSrits 6rrs
b~inOtIisbeo ben Zone, buOri bun iuareoe:
"Wliu Ruin, oenns Giuio imisrsr mig ~iarosIss, Os
bet uilbe DirfsIis pare en- Spub at bsrsus en- 2Gstsfaas,
Der iaa uOeIuttsnbs ipnss at pile bsaigs fig fine pIistsr,
ben Satis faction at OpfpISe benz til ben pSsrits SeIUs
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

"6Ois Ruin tiIraaOsr Jtsieu, oil iss life latte mig
osrtmoO, ltlsnt br oil blue iaars tOmt sftsr bsHoe."
"Rufn O6Iiserer mig. Uten enouu ct Orb: gpueoe
eIOira at tass ct iaa Oriitist StriOt, uOsn isrft at raass
fSre fig uIco i'm 6uoer bsrOm2"
Site ubsn 6OrIesenbso iUareoe Rommans OF tapt.inen
Seq tan lite nRsts, Ruin. at BUN ~rig,isuot talte til
mig osrom. Os beubes daiiOuusmsnt par life laa sanIte
uristist. Saa messt sr Utf, at Osnns Sbs BAR baust
bsnOe til StperHe beHbss Ranos 0ius."
Gor ct 0isbIit mitsbs 6ante Re,ia al 6arue. buiI,et
bog par al lioen sler iusen gast mob ben mart,liae
SmltGuoigbso, at BUN usr bapoe mifet "Gontenanesn"
Uso bet baaroe StSo, aOmluauos or taptsinsus Grtlarina
bibraste benbe.
en0nu ensang fOrmaGeOe bun bog at ptfs fit fine
Smil, fin s~ratisis 9OISnins; tbi bisie Rsousnbisbebs,
artitIer MATTE life James UeO ben tore aiteosuuoients.
BUN mart ituIoe siUs belle grpaupssItabst.
Dlen ia osHne Dag at iaaes en- ~tioIissre lite bsmars
fet "9sitr96eIie" belle ben Raabiss 1antes gisren GA
eaOsH. Dun iatsSs al Os ioIte icIu, at benOss Sio oar
Omnle, at BUN aIHris mere UHOs repraieaters iom Ser.
%i'erinSs paa 6sIssnGs.
Saa ian9s ION muIist iests bun bog at boISe ia oppe
% boIOt SesguoeIien life az at man aniaa bsnSes
tlpasisIi9bso for at pare al S~etponing. @lsn lnaat
i~oranOreoe beHoss (aatsr Jig. GUN opbsrte at lpsisls
lG'ls fig Tieo 6anliisHs anIisssHOsr BUN 5auOs nu Dior
ct snelts arrangement 0OUsost: usmIls fin ssen ltsrs
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Mon deu Os aae 9eIsene! " uObrsb garOnssien, ba
RommanOSrtapteinen nOsle elmer sfter traaots iub /
benbes gareIier. "9uorIebes fan Ruin tiqabe, at BUN
tOmprOmittsrer belle fin 5amiIie UsO paa oenne uaaaOs at
sisre 4ftato paa i'm arOsbe 9itsl2"
~6uab tan ies sisre, uaur BUN ieIu itts oil bare benz
aasrsos iaites fOrbSO bun Gpsubst pua bet StrGussits
at tiItaIs benOs iOm garOnssis. SsuOss Raabs sQer blot
iOm naaoiss 6rus - Og Ruin Uso 10, msb buiIten
Saarbnattetbso bun bOIosr fat pso fine 5Oriattsr."
"Sm ies ueO bet! - bun grab nps iaa Opristist os
talte Orb. iOm uirteIis siOrOs nit 9irts sOOt; BUN
piofs not. at BUN mart UiIbs bsbsus bels min aierIigs
bso Os SperbareIis. Ulen, min Ruin, is Uiloe Do al
Gbasriu, buis leg basIisea beu usot til at uOitaa
en- iaaoan g%0nitentis iOm ben, at bore lisneiisiOItsus
taIOe beuoe iet Os ret 6rus... aprOpOs, bar Ruin bort
be gpsiitss pIan2"
ga, man gar fere ganss bUiitst mig Roget 9rt
oerom... men,"
"liaao, auiin, at iss lager ct sOOt Orb inc iOr
benz. Cab benoe rehe, lab benbs relic! s 9s6st al ct
gar faar be romantilte Soeer NOT lib til at bOrtSunite
Naar BUN tOmmsr tiIbass, Dil bun nit life 9aus iaa
msset impo at beoos garOnssie!"
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Wnno" - Cubs Orb, iife bare bet
Sossn binbne, men Tom bet leper o
~aaesnbarer fig | al bans Stabnna
9Inimsl % Suu, Gal Os dielb, NonI
% Wsp - aft narer Dor Sial Deb a
oioHs ON Cubs giast os aiarlisbeo
Vile bore 9istsrs bar begsiitrsi fun
get til bore 6ietOss gris.
aasmuno 9iuie, osnns fine Ratur.
Stab, iom uomarter fig psS mer prat
tip iunb sanOs sno nossu Of bore an.
ors 8i9tere, flyer stteSs ON be uorR,
Jlsloe: Sci er bpre bisie Rultarne
Gnsslsmannen bso iufji Raao til &c
bahia fig ilits." Oct er ianbt paa sr
8is.
Os iaa itriuer ban bette meiterli9t
digit, en- Of boz 2~itsrntars toHslisf,
8erler:
Ro ier CO after liie SicIo o. 9olar,
som bel eg ! min ipite uugoom iaaa,
Zen lama Bino ben bette Sauna ipalar.
O9 Outlet lis9 pda Snp Tom for bet Iaaa.
Oct er cit Saruamnal, iom til meg taIar
O9 9ler meg taHtefuu, men euoaa flag.
Neo un9oomsmiuus er ben Gala blanoa,
2ef ltrppner paa meg 70 e9 tuapt Tan anoa.
O9 Dor, bpaO Spar gaisn ipnger:
aO SaO Tom sjsmann iilauOe
"a lGn9tao etter 2anh,
9aa iaas ban 8ieui iti0auos,
Sg tjenoes ueo Il StrnuO.
2aa Tom Der Sip | 8utarus,
Del iaa9 i'm 6poeitao ~
Sa bel gooe eamIe Rutarue
lei sjere Suseu sIao.
8jCrnitierne 9jsrnicn bar albria
itreoet noget bDbiinoisere, 9enialere enh
5ort9uin9en ON buorlebes 9raer %
BUTTE ftr9pebe meo "at ttR6e 5ieloet.
Spilfsn bDb 9ipspisboml 3iGrlig.
beoens gpan9elium.
Ss bpao flyer BIT til bette 8ers a
Senrif @erselanO?
Sit Nanten silIp Seq % gii
Se Ro9n fig iammnrauie;
Oct nSsue 5jelb be bRtte oil,
Bet er en- fi9rIig 9aHfe.
Saa nprite Brpbre Brpit ueO Brpf
gi bile meo pemobi9 gpIt
Dor Wooers 8rpIt ieIp oGt'e til -
Bet er en- fiRrIia 9oute.
@riber bet big life fig, at bu ftiat
Der / pemobis @l9be peo Winbet on
bit fj9re 5eorelanb og bets 9of
MRno!
Seq peo, bet sisr.
8u fer Gjelbet, bbOrun6er Sar o.
WOrs Stne itOo; ale 5ieloene, ion
blanche bortoper iaa lan9t Diet iaa
ale anauier o9 Stup, Soaer Os Sfreb
bpor bu faroebes | bin llugbom.
On minbes, boprle6es 5raer % Su
tie, 2pus, @ras us Mtos itrapebe mel
at flebe 5ielbet. s bper Sprefte o.
Sprunse baster be fig fait. fiampe
for 2ipet us bet able 5Ormaal: b9fte
inter- % mer af ben asene 5tabe, boyer
blomftrer og fDloer 2uften meb fol
9uft.
&l9be ben Nssne, bi9lpe ben Glen
oise, b%enipnsfulot better oper IaIten,
Sfrsbeli9beo - "b9re b~ueranbre,
8proer" - altiammen &iarligbebs
slernin9er, pnbise / Cubs Zine, elite
lise melem Menneftenes 8srn. Ga
praoiter 8uitene, Tom tlabsr Sieloet.
9isie 9anter ites frem i min GiaI
oa ies ~betrastebe 5ieloene, meoens /
ieilte Solitinnet paa bet beilise gant
iOm tro sjensao oeres 5ormsr / 4
rene 9pb.
ga ia =
Del sooe, 9am!e Nutarne
lei 9iere Sugen 9Iab.
Ser ilutter ies for benne Gang. Sac
Der, at min 2eier = iom je9 ielp -
/ bsi 9lao 5ieloitemnins. 81 trafe
NOT isien, ON pt bar furitanet binar
ben.
9af os Seliin9 til "3ecprab 81
fen.
History of the Scandinavians il
the United States, forfattet af on
firing % promiuente amerifauIfe Sfar
b%inauer, er ben iulblt9nbisite os par
bifulbeIte Siitorie ON Sfanoinaoerne
amerita. &senter snlfss. 9ilItrip:
o. 81. Reliou,
1413 nniperiitp 4ue., 9. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

o~pOfrslis. Wiin Ruin itaI lite jaime min 5orbsn pos
benoss 5aber."
geOrs uObreSte fig en- strsm al Gatfselier; men
bog ersreOs ban fig lot Ouer auriasen til 3unts Rs3ias
Istpunone gifalo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Nlorig nit tcr ui cit cncjtc &lnoc!

ajpber Ell gtano engang hos Os, iaa fommer ban i9jen. 81 ct ales
I%OesbanOere, ui fienoer fulbiGnOi9t ben Sla8s 5orretnina, og er for
nptet neD la liben gtnbtng, at bet er Ell 5OrOel for buer Otano Og
gut, iom trenger aleber, at tjpbe benz br 9ecOrab, og hos
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Guinea Culrure.

Ounces, like forest trees, need but lit
tie training During the first two years
remove branches that are likely to in
terfere or cross, for all branches then
will be main branches in time and
will seriously interfere if allowed 70
cross Or touch each other. After that the
trees will nearly take care Of them
selves, rs far as trainilg is concerned.
Let them head now and remain SO, for
ounces are of dwarf habit. If the
head is formed within foot of the
ground, it will not be too low. The best
tool for cultivating is disk Or cutaway
harrow. These tools reach beyond the
team and under the branches of the
trees, thus stirring the soil and keeping
down tho weeds under the trees. A plow
is not very satisfactory. 1t cannot be
used under the trees without danger Of
barking them. Tt does not leave the
ground level and must be followed by
some other tools to smooth down the
ridges. The other tools mentioned do
not throw dirt enough to form aridge at
the trees Or i'll the space between, either
of which would not DO desirable. Phil
adelphia Ledger.
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they have felt on that anniversary Tor
many long years.
"Single takers have no sympathy with
anarchy in any form or under any name.
1t 10 even worse than its cause, which 10
monopoly. We geek to abolish that
which leads TO lawlessness, 30 that this
government may never be either swal-
lowed up by the Moloch Of monopoly or
pulled down by the red demon OF an
archy."
After the address some time was spent
in lively discussion, participated in by
Messrs. Miller, Finlsyson, Wood, Ad-
cock and Hoyt.
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Tho Nonpartissan Trust.

Tho lato Jay Gould always contribut.
ed to tho campaign funds of both parties
and boosted that he was Republican
when the Republicans were in power
and Democrat when tho Democrats
were in power. And though the Have
meyers are supposed to be Democrats
and Cord Meyer, Jr., Us we know, was
the Democratic candidate for secretary
OF state last year, and though some Of
those connected with the trust are Re
publicans, not one Of tho stockholders Is
SO obtuse as not to recognize the desir
ability of laying both parties under OBJ
legations, and not one is such fool as
20 appear as partisan. They buy pol
iticians just as they buy raw sugar.
little more delicately perhaps, but all
in the way of business. And it's so will
the other trusts. Rochester Post-Ex-
press.
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NATIONAL PAsTIME.
Results OF Yostcrday's Gsmos on League
Dinmonds.

Results or Yostcrday's Gsmos on League
Diamonds.
CLEVELAND, July 2.-The umpire prac.
tically gave todsy's game to New York,
but the Clevelands will contest.
Cleveland, A base hits, 5; errors, 6.
New York, 6; base hits. 6; errors, 8.
Batteries-Zlmmer, Griffith and Clark
aon Farrell and Rusie.
CHICAGO, July 2.-The Colts started
off with rush today, but fell fiat in the
fifth inning, when they presented the
Quakers with five runs on some OF the
worst misplays ever seen.
Philadelphia, II; base hits, 49,; err
rors, 7.
Chicago, 10; base hits, 20; errors, 5.
Batteries - Stratton, McGill and
Schriver; Buckley and Carsey.
PITTsBURG, July "A succession Of
hits in the third inning virtually won
the game for the visitors, who played a
superior gams all around.
Pittsbnrg, 6; base hits. IL; errors, 8.
Boston, Z; base hits. 8; errors, 0.
Bstteriea--Ehrat and Mercer; Mic hols
and Ryan.
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CURRENT SPORTING EVENTS
Yesterdays Races and Baseball
Games.
Sport and Don Al0nzO Run q Great
Race.
The Former Won by q Very Short Nose.
Dryer Drops Big Wad ON
Harry Rsed-Ths Stallion
Maxim Dead.

By the Associated Press.
New York, July 2.-The attendance
at Sheepshead Bay was good and the
sport interesting. In the handicap
race Don Alonzo and Sport ran nose and
nose fer nearly half mile, the last
quarter being a hard drive. The dis
tance Was one and an eighth miles. and
when the flag fell to good etart Stow
away took the lead and held it for hall
q mile, then Don Alonzo went to the
front and remained there until about
half mile was left to 90. when Sport
joined him, and running steadily, held
on until the last few Jumps, when he
poked his nose far enough in front to
win.
The fifth race was bad one for Dryer,
for he backed Harry Reed heavily at
odds ON and saw the Coon beat him
badly.
Futurity course - Libertine won,
Kingston second, Annie Bishop third I;
time 1:ll1a.
Futurity course - The Buffer won,
Manchester second, The Commoner
third; time. :i21aa.
Mile and an eighth-Sport won, Don
Alonzo second, Stowaway third; time,
1871.
One interchangeable won. Ed Kearney
second, Joe Ripley third time, AZ.
Futurity course-The Coon won, Harry
Reed second; Mosquito third; time,
1913 1.5.
Mile and an eighth on turf-Logsn
won, Long Beach second, Top Gallant
third; time. l 80 4 5.
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wages and personal liberty. Again, the

wages and personal liberty. Again, the
editor of the Times vents his spleen IN
the following:
"Yuppose that all employers Of union
labor throughout the country should en-
ter upon q sympathetic lockout OF their
employees because como labor union In
Chicago or Boston had refused to reduce
it's wage schedule. Would the unionists
think the employers entitled to any pup
lie sympathy or support under such cir
cumstancesf"
TO the rational mind this bit OF soohis-
try is as transparent az the rest oil tnat
papers hostility to labor. No just mind
can establish any analogy between an
organization OF laborers and an organl-
cation of capitalists. The former Ia TO
receive some Of the necessaries and COM
forts OF life for the laborer and those
dependant upon him, or a just ehare OF
the wealth which his labor creates,
while the latter is to increase pfonts,
promote usury and afford opulence Tor
the few through the oppression and
degradation of the many.
The Times vehemently denounces
strikes and boycotts and admonisnes
dissatisfied workingmen to resort TO the
law fer a redress OF grievances. Every
one who has taken his A. B. o. lessons
in sociology knows that there are no
laws to prevent interruptions employers
from taking advantage of the necessi'
ties and meager resources Of their en-
ployees and grinding them down to the
most abject servituds. Since the ex-
tensive introduction of labor-saving
machinery and the capitalization OF
wealth in the hands OF y few, under our
present competitive industrial system,
condition of wage slavery has been
brought about which there are no laws
upon our statute books to ameliorate.
Labor leaders deplore the fact that
strikes and boycotts have to be resorted
| to, but they know that the evolution
OF law has not kept pace with
industrial evolution, and that there is
no other way for labor to redress ita
grievances, except through organization
and concerted action on the part Of
organized labor. II the interests oil
labor were amply provided for there
would be no labor unions. In primevll
days when there were no laws for the
punishment OF murder and personal in
jury, the injured party, together with
his friends. were wont to administer
justice through their own hands, and to-
day in regard to laws bearing on the
labor situation we have about the same
condition.
In conclusion the Council OF L abol
would suggest to those who eat theil
bread in the sweat of their face tina
there are means OF learning what is 60
ing on that are not controlled by armed
enemies of organized labor.
Los ANGELES COUNTY COUNCIL OF LABOR
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Washington Park Racss.

WASHINGTON PARK, July 2.--Four and
n half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won. Sun Up
second, Lissack third; time, :55.
One mile-Littls Chris won, Hasty
second, Gunwad third time, :413l.
One mile-Cicsly won, Greenwich
second, The Kitten third; time, ALI.
Mile and quarter-Faraday won,
Henry Young second. Prince Carl third !;
time, 2:07.
Six furlongs-Cora Taylor won, Lulu
7. second, Gascon third; time, / :l5.
Six furlongs--M Maid Marian won, Sir
Abner second. Ethel Gray third; time,
1.l33I
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Stanford Defeats spokane.
SPOKANE, WASH, July 2.-Thres thou
sand people saw the Stanfords defeat
Spokane today by a score OF Is to s
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Ontario Fruit shipmspts.

ONTARIO, July 2-Ten carloads of or.
angea were shipped from Ontarion dur
ing June, making q total of 204 for the
season. Last seasons shipments were
1872. Forty-two carloads of lemons have
been shipped this seasonal larger num-
Der than from any other point in South
ern California. Several carloads of
lemons and deciduous fruita are await
ing shipment, and unless the railroad
blockade is broken soon serious losses
will be suffered by fruit growers.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-03

SACRAMENTO, July 2.-The great race
horse Maxim. who was aired by Muskst,
considered the grandeBt horse which
New Zealand ever produced, died today
on the Rancho del Paso. Maxim was
brought to California from New Zealand
five or six years ago. j. B. Hsggin paid
$21, 900 for Maxim. The horse was re-
Gently thrown in his stall and the shock
was so severe upon his system that he
never recovered.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-03

WASHINGTON. July 2.-Brokers John
W. Mccartney OF this city and Elverton
r. Chapman of New York city, indicted
for refus ng to reply to questions of the
senate sugar Investigating committee,
were arraigned today in the criminal
court. Their attorney fled demurrer
setting forth the unconetitutionality of
the indictment. asserting the investiga-
ton committee had no right to ask ques-
tions on confidential matters. Arguments
will be held before Judge Cole, OF the
district criminal court, between August
10Th and goth. Meantime the indicted
men will be admitted to bail in $1,000.
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A Big Steamer Ashore.

LONDON, July 2-The Hamburg
American line steamer Venetia, from
Christiana June 23d, for New York, is
ashore at the Stroman islands, OF tho
northern coast OF Scotland. She will
likely float at the next high tide. On
the Venetia are 423 steerage passengers.
She carries no saloon passengers.
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6laughIer in HYrin.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 2.-Information
has been received of fighting between
the Circassian settlers and Druses in
Syria, in which 400 were killed and
wounded. The Druses were badly armed
and were the 'Teatest sufferers.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-03
A MUNICIPAL ROW.
Charges Filed Against Mayor Bemls OF
Omaha.

Charges Filed Against Mayor Bemls OF
Omaha.
OMAHA, July 2.-Charges were filed
against Mayor Bemis in the district
court today. signed by Councilman Has
kell and Wheeler, bitter enemies of the
mayor, who allege that Bemis has OBJ
structed the enforcement of the law
against gam bling; that be illegally spent
money on Kelly's industrial army. and
that he sold Bemis park to the city, con-
trary to law, receiving $4,000 for the
land.
Haskell was the Populat candidate for
mayor last fall, and was beaten by 1000
votes,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-01
Special Train.

The @. V. r. r, with its usual desire te
please the people along its line, has ar
ranged to run a special tain from White
River Junction to Burlington, Friday
Feb. I'd, that all who desire to attend the
conservation of Rev. DIR. n II as bishop OF
this diocese can go and return the same
day The leaving time As as follows: White
River Junction at 5 a. M; Hartford, 5:03
West Hartford, 5:13; Sharon, 5.25;
South Royalton, 5:36; Royalton, SAL /;
Bstnel, 5:52; West Randolph, Cos; Brain
tree, 6:l9; East Graneile, 6:25; Roxbury,
6:37; Northfield 6:55. The train will ar
rive at Burlington at sos A. m, in ample
season for the services. The train leaves
Burlington on return at sos p. IN.
The services on Feb. I'd, the day OF the
conservation of Bishop-elect Hall in st.
Paul's church, Burlington, will be as fol-
lows Celebration OF the Holy Commun-
ion, 1880 a. m; Morning Prayer, 9 :30a. M. I;
Conservation service, II a. m; reception,
3 p. m. The following named persons
from st. Johns parish will be present:
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White, l.. p. Thayer
and wife, j. ID. Denison and wife, Mrs.
Anna Amss, Mrs. Franz Griswold, Mrs.
J. w. Gabrielle. From Grace church, Ran
dolph Center, there will be w. f. Blod-
gett, Mrs. Young Lamb, Mrs. c. M. Saw
yer and Miss Mary Putnam.