davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-18
Gin freder Dieb.
Or wirft etnen 8odfein our9 oas
9eniter uno
$duft nit fed%sunooret6i9 Oiamartrineen
oapon.
8 0 # n, Is. San

: ~ TO- NONh"
@eItern Nbenb, fur5 Dor iecbs ltbr, pG6z
renO geraoe iGmn1tltde Gertdufer in 6are
rtn9ton & Sreeman's Supeliersei6aft, in
gto. SO Gourt Ctr, IN benz b~intereu S6eile
bcs 2ooens bei6dftigt paren, iuurbe cine
Ser sroBen Spie9eIibeibeu nit etnem 8ad>
itetn ein8eporfen, unb Elm 0ieb pafte Elm
&ditden nit iedb5unbOreiB9 9iamantrinz
gen, int 8ert6e bon $4,000, unb rannte
bamit baoon. @tner Der Glerts fab pte
baS &ditden burcb OaS 9pb I'M 6eniter
peri9panb, unb ~itir3te mach Der DorDeren
Gbiire. NlS er ouf benz Seitennege erz
ibten, feuerte ber 9ieb einen SbuB ouf
ibn ab, ber iebob iein 3teI perfe6lte. Der
8afitetn mar in elmer 3ettung eingeptdelt,
unb wurbe nit iolcber &raft burcb bas
6eniter gei6leubert, baB oaourcb nod Elm
flint SUB BON Dem Feniter entfernter Spiez
gel 3%ertriimmert tuurbc.
, 1894-01-18
Gin Arbeiter'llg ueruu9liiRt.
Gin Qooter uno cine Menee Oers
Lester.
unporfidti9feit ser SahnIeute f6uIo ooran.
g ~ 9 OFF, Is. San.


Sn turser @ntfernrng bon Der ltngliids<
itGtte, no ii6 am Wontag Der llnfaa auf
Der 9elaipare, 2d6a!panna & 8elternz
Sabn ereignete, fano geltern tpie6erum auf
Der gtep Yorf, Susquebanna & @eiternz
@tlenbabn, in Ser 9tG6r BON Sairpietp,
81. S., Elm @~ilenba6nunfau itatt, nobel Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Srant 9afali ieinen
Sob fano, unb f~ol8enoe 8erLeBunsen baz
%pontru9en:
8aug. Nmalbouoge, 0omenica 8asi,
Wttcbael Solaroiip, &afaeIo Golaroiio,
SincenaO @uio, Dominic 9era, 9on0 6az
tapcl, Wtl3ael @amble, @ener 9auber,
Sbeooore Otaloni, Saluatore Wfabi, Sileio
gtptron9e, BATTLE NusLt, 8asquale Susco,
Carmen Nutonio, Carlo 8urett, 9uigo
@amouueo, @ntonto Greece, Sranf 0az
folbt, Sobn 6airpant, Solepb @aloiio,
GetptS Gaport, 8alaD Qeutacbelo, YaSmeQo
Wfarttno, NorenSO Utera, Nntonio &oiia,
9lngeio Subits.
Der 1nfau ereignete ii6b BEL 8ellman's
Greet alf etnem 3eitpeili9 erri6tetcn
~ Gretle", uno auf Dem 3uge befanben ii6
nur Geute, teelbe fir bic 6irma 8roabbeao
& 9ifeD Qrbeiten an ber 8a6n ausfibr>
ten. Die 8auunternebmer batten ibre
2eute ipieocrbolt genarnt, NIT nt6t me6r
ais stpei bela6enen 8abntpagen iiber bas
auf iumpfi9em 8obcn erribtete 8aLtenz
scriiit 81 fabren, aber trob6em fubr Der
3ofOmotiofiibrer zines San63uges nit flint
belaOenen @agcn auf ben ySreitIe", poz
burcb berielbc 5uiammenitiir3te unb bier
8a6nipa9en, auf ipecben it6 iiber .fiinf3ig
Nrbctter %befanOen, nit itd in bic Stefe rib.
Die GerIeBten purben na6 Dem ct.
Wariens6Ospital in 6Oboten gebrabt.
, 1894-01-18
Aus Rtn+
Die Snffl Monton9lte mieoer uon
Oen Rebeuen befebt.
Die Nieoerla9e Ser Rebeuen bel
8a9e i'm
State Rio 6ranoe 90 Sui befGtiet.
8 5 0 II, Is. SAM.

Cine bon g~eftern aus Gto oatirte 9es
peicbe mel6et, Daft. sic 9febeIlen Bic SnieI
Woncon9ue, n0roli6 BON gtictberop, BON
0teuem belebt baben. Die 8elebung ber
SnieI 9etpd9rt ibnen iebo6 III 9eringcn
9tubcn, neil bieielbe bon elmer &egicrungsz
batterie BON flint @ei9iiBen duf Nrmacar
BOtnt, Der Snlel grade gegenlber, be-
tcrri6t tpir0.
@eitere III Nio etngetroffene 0epei9er
berlcbten, OaB es Der 8eiabung BON 8age in
GiO @ranbe DO Sui geIun9en lit, bic 3es
beIen, tpelcbe icbon LANCE bic Stabt be-
lagert batter, 31 pertreiben, un6 baB be1
BlaB 9roBen S90ben erlitten bat. 0ieit
0epei6en beltdttgen Bic eriten 8erihte, 0af
Die &ebellen in. Der Im9ebun9 bes Ortes
Diele @reueltbaten periibt baben.
, 1894-01-18
QnA1t-U~ eIeprnntt1te.


SerItn, II. San.
Ser Sta6trat6 berporf beute Sic Gorz
1dlGge beS Wtitglieoes Saul Singer, 6aB
'oGe EoO1llc9en At9eFeulen 1tlc9t 1ne9r aus
Si(3t o''f Hnn o"oarmSrt;oo w" 6p 49, IF" W,
o1TT rho;t n,,s s',, 49, 5r2o,'ba ~. % +ISa.st' 49,
nrSSsrn 0[n,ohI osrtn ~; So @ 9'gls"rD 49,
SrDp "S"n ~ $50 foT+ |"9sa's.
St "'9eo nS So ' oGst 1891. 4 Srt9st .
1tmtor,o -" ,,,oIoSn $500 -, So
ne ,1'1r',1Dn' in ISr son ~1' 0Sintar bir6 !" t" 49,
9efibrt meroen ioQten, murbe an0cnomz
men. Scr StaOtratb beibloB iibrigens,
IN 6Guen bon Observation-Disclosures 9tot5,
Die ben lt6otticben BeD0r6en gu Sbren
fGme, ipe3teIe unterltilBung 81 gepGbren.
Sine groBe Qlnsa6l Snbaber BON 8onoS
Der g8eitcrn SEEM Nort & BenniDloaniaz
@tle1baDn belcBloB beute in elmer in 6rauf>
turt abgeDaltenen Tcriammll1ng, it5 nit
ben DouGn5tl3en uno lil60euti9en Bombs
tnbabern gu elmer @ctrautidbaft bebufs
gSabrun9 t6rer auer Snterelien 5ulammcn>
3utbun.
8erltn II. San.
g{acB elmer Sem 8rtbe5rat6e unterbretz
teten 9orla8e lou etn NppellattonSgertcbt
9elcDatten 1%perDet, ipelcbeS Die lu1gerebtcr
Soelle oerurtbellten Berlolell gu 5ablenoc
@ntlbaotgu1g belttmmcH lou.
8"erIin. II. San.
ue.y1, m.,5l. O..
Stt o"'eFtt"nologs SOllc9eTtet gtnl1gon
wv gstls zen, Ue'9LIeoe[! oes OtplOHloll7
I~ mi Sp[PI Itsl'' St!leH gmPlolg:
0o5 @r5 t' 2E.B5' m.F0 OCT gteltSe ea2rli@e
gsI GoW1, VeH Hx ~" SEIogss'elo SolettH9
S' 49, Gt[It Di *, StsnSSa. ootub gum oe"ll09s"
oomtnn - O..
IL. Son.
9te v2tlneS" erf99rt aus Serttn: pc
, 1894-01-18
Sdieferet Swtfben 6eRetmpolt=
Stiten.
Der cine ourh einen Sau6 oura Sas Berg
foot nieoer9etredt.
s. 0 Il . II, Ser, IS. San.

@eitern Mbenb Inn 6 1tbr murbe So6n
s. MorriS, baS 6aupt elmer bieii9en Sc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BON Sames Wfc@ane,
einem Gouegen bon elmer anOeren Ngen7
tlr, eri6oiien. IS purben bret S6tIte
ab9efeuert, BON benen elmer Wtorrts 0aS
6er3 6urc66obrte. WtorriS maj in Ste
Canes @ei6dftsIofaG gefommen unb bate
TIN bei6ulbigt, in ietnem 8e3trt mebrere
@inbrii1e su benz 3ped unterilcbt GIT ba>
ben, nm iein @ei9dft 3u beetntrG9ti8en.
8cibe MGuner tparen barGuf in ben Gang
binausgetreten, no bic S3ieBersi itattS
fano.
, 1894-01-18
6rubendrbeiter am Streif.
Sic wouen fid ihren SoRn nidt perfar5en
IaGen.
&nprOiIe, Tenn., Is. San.

Die vW3ingo Wountain @oal & Sole
60" 9tng bot &ur5em in Die 6Gn6e zines
WtaiienUertpalters Iber un6 Die 209ne Der
Nrbeiier ipurben terab9eieBt. .0arauf
bra6 iufort cin Streit aus, tpeIber ieitoem
BON StunOe gu Stunoe beftt9er uur6e.
Der 6itltsz8unoc smari9al, melber ii6
geltern nit elmer 9lbtbeilung bon @ebiilfer
bel ben @ruben eingetunOen bate, er[ieB
cine Oftttbeilung, monaco Die 2eute entipeber
gu ben berabgeieBten 20bnen an Sic Q(rbeit
geben, oOer ben 8IaB raumen %ioOten. 9a
Die 2eute truBten, baB Ote8 cine leere
0robung, unb glaubten, baB es MIR cine
2tnnabung BON @ewaIt lei, 10 tpeigcrten
ite iiob enti3icoen, benz GcfebIe nadsuz
fommen.
, 1894-01-18
8rafieI. IS. San.

!Seltte pur6e in benz SAL BON Smttb &
8eiion, ben amerifanii6en Sabrifanteu
bon ~6anbpafien, ge8en Die 6abritanten in
0iitti6, Wcl6e bei3uIOigt waren, Die l6an=
Delsmarfe Der a~merifaniiben 6irna gez
fGli6t 81 baben, bas lIrtbeil ab9egeben.
SGmGtlibe Qn8etlagte pur6en freise=
lprocben, unb bic &lG9er murben sur 3a9z
lung Der 9ro3eBfoiten perurtbeiIt.
, 1894-01-18
6robe Kdlte in Sao=Ru6Ion0.
Der Pafen Don Ooefa fir ole SdiFfabrt
9efdIoGen.
ct. g etersbura. Is. San.

9as 8etter in Si6> &uBlan6 lit bebeuz
tend fGlter 9emoroen. 0or Obeiia eritredt
it6 Elm @isfelb bon ungefG6r 3~ipan5ig Oteiz
len 9Gn9e ieeipGrtS. Die 99tftfabrt lit
unm09lib getporben un6 Der 6afen mir6
fir Die 9auer Der &Glte gci6lolien. SIS
liegen in oemIelben 3ur 3ett aber breiBi9
en9ltibe 9anbeLSlcbtffe.
, 1894-01-18
Die 8emannun9 oes S6ooners
u2to99ie 6. mells"
6erettet uno in 6aIifaT 9elanSet.
@Ioucefter, W3af., IS. San.

Sine loeben bier ein9eIanfene 0epei8c
iagt, baB bic 8emannung oes S6oonerS
yWtaggie 6. 0eQs," pelber nacb Dem POM
0ampfer vNmlterbam" acitern in Stem yort
abgegebenen 8ericbte, itb in itnfenOem 13uz
itonbe befun0en bate, pom S6OOner
vWtasnolia" serettet unb in 9alifar gez
lanoet nuroe.
, 1894-01-18
Gtne neue n21nti=O gu
erwarten,
Die aber rur eeeen minfeIb0rien eeridtet
fem fol-.
SO afhinatpn. Is. San.

Der Mbgeorbnete 6at9 ipir6 i'm 2aufe
6teies 8tnters abermalS cine ic9enannte
u&nttsO pttOn"e8tu einreiben, bic aber
bon leiner I'M 81. &on9reB i'm Senat SIT
SOOe 9eicbpaBten 8iu ipeientli6 ueri9iez
Den lein tptrb. 6atb bolt NIT Den 8inz
neniteuerbeb0r6en, benen Die Nusiiibrung
zines berartigen @jeiebes 3%ufalIen miirbe,
auf Sic Gtn3eInbeiten ietner 8ia be5igli9e
eifri9e 8eratbun9en. 9eren Geitltat miro
angebltcb cine Stu iei1, tpetbe ben lc8ttia
men @etreioeb0rien NIGHTS in ben 8eg le9t,
lonbern nur auf Sic 9tuSrOttung Der
8infelbDrlen bin3ieLt.
, 1894-01-18
Gin fIetnes Grobeben.
Die 9on5e Sep0Iferune in Anef uno S6re6en
periebt
SaitinQs, geb., 10. Sam,

@eitern gta6mittag nm bolb 3 1br
tpuroe bic Stabt BON etnem tIeinen CRIB
beben betmgeiu6t. 9aiieIbe bate cine
Gi6tung BON 9tOrbOiten na9 Siibpeiten
uno mar bon etnem bumpfen bonnerGbn7
lt9en @erGui6 begleitet. Die @ebGube
tpurben 6eftig eribittert un6 Die 8epOlfez
run9 tpurbe in 9lngit unb S6refen periebt.
Gs lit bies Der erite GrbitoB, neIdber iicb
leit ldn9er ais ftnf3ebn SabreH bier ereisnet
bat.
, 1894-01-18
Ntr9inia, 81. Is. San:
Gin befannter pferoeSa6ter
Seim Our6eehen feines pferoes perut9Iidt.
Gram r6sptIIe, Sn6.,
10 Gor {

10. OuII.
Der betannte 8fer6esi9ter unb 8fer6ez
bGnbler Wfarion Dunbar fam 9citern in
SolJc bes 9urb9ebens ieines 8ferbcs ouf
trauri9e Metie gu ieinem Sobe. @r fubr
icinen ihneuen 8aB9dnger, 9onOp 9un=
bar, Elm, ais bieier plOblic6 bas @ebiB sptz
icben Die Sabine nabm unb burcb9ing.
Wdbrenb bas 8fer6 in bouem 9aufe 6abinz
rate, purbe Der 8agen um9eiporfcn uno
Dunbar nit fur6tbarer @etpaIt berausge=
i6leuOert, ST ~ititr3te 9erabe auf BEN &opf,
brab ben 9alS unb tpar iofort cine 2etcbe.
, 1894-01-18
2Nebr OelO!
aarbr OelO!
Oas preuRii6e Budget fir oas
0aRr l894-95.
Cine meme 0nleihe sur Dedune oes poraus=
fidtIi4en Oefi3its nothpenot9.
Berlin. 18. San.

S~inansminiiter MiqueG legte beute benz
2anotag 6as Budget fir bas fommenoe
6i3taIiabr Dor. Die @innabnten itnb a4f
1,879, AS, 391, Mtart perani9lagt, Elm
WtcDr ge9en bas 8orjabr bon 43, 936, 131
Wtarf, Die 9etpObnli9en Nusgaben itn6
out 1,892,612,41O Derani6lagt, oOer urn
AZ, 500, 155 meDr ais i'm porbergebenben
Stsfaliabr bic auBer8ewGbnIicben Qlusga1
ben aber auf 58,O38,281, cine 3unabme
bon 8,826,976 Ntarf ge9en OaS 8oriaDr.
9aS 9efi3tt lit auf 10000, 600, ooer nm
12,400, 900 b0bcr ais i'm Gpriabr, beranz
i9lagt, 9aiieIbe iOa Our3 cine neue 2tnz
letbc gebeGt tperben. @S entitebt in Sol9e
Ser Grb0bun9 Der Wtatrifularbeitrage an
baS Gei9 UNI 81, 058 ,915.
, 1894-01-18
mas oas Qb9eoronetenhaus ndd1
Ser GrIeot9un9 Ger Qartfbtu 81
tbun oeoenft.
SO afbtnatpu, IS. Sar

9ie glbitimmung i'm 6auie iibcr bic
Iarifbiu mirb porausiibtli3 am 20. ,. Wt.
erfolgen. Bic Srage, wOmtt baS 0aus
alsOann fib belbGftisen ioa, bel6aftt9t
bic 9lb9eoroneten iebt i6on icbr lebbaft, IS
lit pabricbeinlib, DaB 5und6{t bic batpaIz
iibe Nngelegenbeit alfgenommen miro lIno
crit nab i6rer @rIebi9un9 8lano'S SIu,
&pelcbe bic 0usprdgun9 Der vSeigniorage"
(S6lag16aB) Gnoronet.
, 1894-01-18
Gin 8anfbeomter Ser unterf6Ia
9un9 beSihtt9t.
Can Trancisco, @oG.,
10 Hnn

Der @ei4dftsfibrer Ser berfrachten
Santa Clara 8anf 81 Gan Sole, s.. so.
0eonarb, tpurbe auf Nnorbnung Ser @roBz
gei3worenen ipegen unteri6Iagurtg perz
baftet. 2eonarO unb Ser OerItorbere
&aiiirer 6appoob iouen nicbt pcnioer ais
$4,000 peruntreut o6er perplempert
baben.
, 1894-01-18
Stellen thren 8etrteb Elm.
DierPunoert perfonen au6er 2lrbeit.
Menbota, ST., 18. San.

@eitern baben iGmmtlibe @ruben in
6ieier @e9en6 tbre S6Gtt9feit eingeiteIt,
unb p%ierbunbert Nr6etter itnb 6n6urcb be-
i6Gftt9ungsloS 9eporben. Nann bic
@ruben iptebcr in 8etrieb geiebt peroen,
wirO bon ben @eieai9aiten nidbt argee
aeben.
, 1894-01-18
StraBen=Raoau lit Berlin,
DeranIa6t our9 oas Derbot elmer
Notwithstanding BON Be-
fddftt9un9slofen.
6obIreide Derhoftun9en porserommer.
Berlin, IS. San.

BerItn, Is. San.
Sin onsebli9er 2tnarbiit, gtamenS &os
brian, erlieB Dor etnigen Gagen einen Muf>
ruf 81 elmer MISUNDERSTANDING BON 8e=
Neutrality-suspicious. in Der groBen 8ruueret gu
Trteort65au. 9a SIBERIAN baraufbtn
bon Der 8oliset eingeipOnnen tpurbe, ftel
bos 8rOjett ms @aiier. 6ingegen liant
melte iicb cine GOLtsmen9e por Dem Sc
fGn9niB an unO Deriibte etnen berartiger
HaOau, boB i6IieBli9 bic 4oli3ct Elm:
i9ritt unO bic 0aupti6reier 6inter S6LoE
unb &te9el bro6te. O6ne 8rigel fin
beibe &beile gin9 es babel natiirGidb nic6t
ab.
, 1894-01-18
Helm Ib'Ies pfafter
Sir 5ueefii9tes 6er3eIeio.
sc e 10 q orf, Is. Sam.

NteW yOrt, Is. San.
Sn 6em 8roSeB ipcgen 8ru6's bes @bes
beriprccbens, bon Wtaube 6OliouD ge9en
Charles S~6il6tpaecbter, in ipelcbem cine
@nlicbdbi9ung OOnS5O, 900 perlangt purbe,
baben Bic @ei6tporenen beute Morgen nm
baIb elf llbr Der SlGgerin 6ie Summe Don
$4,000 3useiproben.
, 1894-01-18
Die beorobliden 5uitdnoe in
Otalten.
Grispi miro oreebIi9 Don ser Hammer au6er=
eewohnIide Sefueuife ~perlareen.
8rIfieI. Is. SON.

9ie vSnbepenbence 8elge" entbdlt etne
0epei3e aus &om, pel6e beiagt, baB
in Qtnbetra6t Der bcrri9enOen be-
Oroblt5en 3ultGnOe an Die 8ammer ben
&ntrag iteucn mer6e, i'm fir Die 0auer
cines Sabres NIT auBergepObnlicben 8e7
fugntiien auS3uriiten.
, 1894-01-18
Sortlon6, &an., Is. San.

S~1rtl0n6, &an., Is. San.
@eitern Mor9en, gegen 3tpei l1br, murbe
boS GourtbauS BON &eornep County pou5
itdnbi9 Ourcb 6euer %3eritOrt. SGmmtlicbe
often, 0ofumente, &aufbriefe &C., auBer
%cini9en peni9en, bic itcb in BEN @eip0lben
beS SountDclertS, unb anoerer Gountpbe>
amten %befanben, murOen oernic5tet. Der
rrtunbens 9tcgiitrator bat iibrigens cine
D%olitGnbtge 2tite Der @run0ei9entbum5>
llebertragungen in ieinem @erp0lbe, nell
6es ntcbt burb bas Seuer ~beid5dbigt mrrbe.
Der l%trlprung bes Seuers lit unbetonnt &;
bafielbe rii6rt aber m~abri6einlt6 bon
2anbitretberlt ODER 8ran6itiftern Der. Der
8etrag bes 9erluites fam nocb nicbt. au9ez
geben tperben. 9erielbe lit ieoenfaus Elm
lebr beoeutenber.
8tr9tnta, 81. IS. San.
@eitern Mittag bra5 bier Elm 6cuer
aus, pobur6 oas vSirgtnta"z @inma9egez
ibGft p%ouitGnbi9 etngeGi9ert pur6e. Der
8erluit miro auf $4,000 angegcben, bel
elmer 8erii@erIng bon 81, 000. Ser l1rz
iprun9 OeS SeuerS lit unbcfannt.
, 1894-01-18
OampferzI u a6rt6ten.

@enua: &atler @ilbelm II. bon Stem
Oort.
SoutbamptOn: Gms na3 Stem
Onrf
, 1894-01-18
Die omerifonifde 5irma Smith &
Defon,

DerIiert ihre KIa9e eeeeu ole Sabrifanten in
&itti6.
, 1894-01-18
Shiffs= Nohrtdten.

Honbon, IS. San.
An Srotpbeab bo~rbeipaiiirt v8rittantc"
BON Stem yort nacb 2tocrpool.
, 1894-01-18

Nbonntrt auf bos NbenbbIatt Ser Suinots
Staats%3ettun8 grets l Sent.
, 1894-01-18
geuerf16Oen.
Oas 0ourthous Don RedrneY
County, in Ranfas, nieoer9e=
brdnnt

Gin ero6es Ginmade9efadft ein9edi9ert.
Morris tribune., 1894-03-21
A Question of Letters,

Mr.. Labouchere gives publicity to
the grievance of some lady who had
occasion to consult by letter Lon
don specialist who had several times
attended her. She was much an
noyed on hearing few days later
that in the medico's absence from
home her letters had been opened by
his wife in the ordinary course of
business. Mr.. Labouchere thinks
that doctors have no right to hand
over their correspondence to third
parties, even their wives, whom
their patients may not desire to take
into their confidence.
Well, there are two sides to the
question, says London paper. It is
quite right that doctors should be as
inscrutable as the Sphinx with re-
gard to the privacy of their patients
affairs, and if it were known that a
man was addicted to babbling he
would rightly be placed under taboo.
But when a man goes away from
home for few days, as go he must
occasionally, his letters have to re-
ceive attention.
It is quite conceivable that in
urgent cases the delay in forwarding
a communication to the absentee
might entail serious consequences,
which could be obviated if the letter
were opened on receipt, and who,
pray, is there more likely to be dis
Greet than the wife of the medico9
Morris tribune., 1894-03-21
III Words FlY Ear.

A minister who lived more than
300 years ago was anxious to show a
lady in his congregation the evil OF
slandering others. So he asked her
to do very strange thing-to go to
the market, buy chicken just killed
and still covered with feathers and
walk certain distance, plucking the
bird as she went.
The lady did as she was directed
and returned, anxious to know the
meaning of the injunction.
''Retrace your steps" said the min
lister, land gather up one by one all
the feathers you have scattered"
II cast the feathers carelessly
away" said the woman, land the
wind carried them in all directions. I"
"Well, my daughter" the minister
replied, so it is with your words of
SANDER Like the feathers which the
wind has scattered, they have been
waited inmany directions. Call them
back now if you can. Go, sin no
more. RAMS Horn.
Morris tribune., 1894-03-21
Their SEinal Staircase,

A most estimable and well known
west end lady has been made the
butt in times past of numerous well
known but not estimable stories
touching her unfamiliarity with the
queens English. She is reported to
have spoken Of an invalid daughter
as indicate, and of another, upon
whose education much money had
been lavished, as the most costive Of
oil her children. It has also been re-
lated that most Of the members of
her family have been accustomed to
ride to Baltimore on communion
tickets. / have steadily refused to
chronicle any Of these yarns, be-
cause they have not really related to
this good lady. They have been
pure inventions, fastened upon her
by malicious scandal mongers. Nor
does the following relate to her:
A well known society woman Of
the west end, similarly unfamiliar
with the niceties of the English Ian
guage, spoke at one of the delightful
teas of a spinal staircase of great
beauty which had been constructed
in the house Of a neighbor. There
was a bright girl near by who heard
this architectural or anatomical
reference. She said aside, and it
was very mean of her:
Perhaps the lady refers to her
neighbours back stairs. W Washington
CaDital.
Morris tribune., 1894-03-21
TIME CARD.
Daily Through Trains
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting His Railroad
Route. Selects the Road

That affords excellent and the nost
| comfortable facilities-"The Milwaukee,
That traverses a delightful and
picturesque portion of the country-"The
milwaukee,"
That has-a1d n1erits-the reputation OF
strength and reliabiIity--"The Milwaukee.
That enjoys popularity and is stamped
with public approva1-"The Milwaukee,"
That has a substantial roadbed and
most frequent trains service-"The Mil
waukee."
That regards, always, the comfort, eases
and safety of its patrons-"The Mil
waukee."
That furnishes the latest private COM
partment cars and latest ibrary-buffet-
cnloking cars-"The Milwaukee"
That furnishes elegant drawing-room
parior cars, free reclining chair cars and
sunptuous dining cars-"Tlle Milwaukee"
Tat has exclusive use of the electric
berth reading lamp-"The Milwaukee,"
''The Milwaukee" combines all the
above and more, too. It's trains are
Aestibuled, heated by steam, electric
lighted and unsurpassed in luxurious
appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said: "Follow the
people and you cannot be far from right"
The people use 1.-THE Milwaukee,"
J. I. CoNLEY, Asst. GenI Pass. Agt,
ST. Paul, Mimi.
NoTE.-Five trains daily from Twin
Cities to Chicago; one to ST. Louis and
one to Kansas City.
Morris tribune., 1894-03-21
Cow Ponies In The East.

A good many Of these ponies are
brought east to be used polo ponies.
They are as tough as whalebone and
as plucky as squaw. They show
great intelligence and will follow a
polo ball with less training than any
horse known, not even excepting
those bred in England especially for
polo purposes. This fact has become
generally known among polo enthu-
siasts in the east, and if you will ex-
anime the ponies used either at New
port, Cedarhurst OF any Of the other
crack clubs, you will find that almost
all of them bear the brands which
are to be found i'll the registry books
of Colorado and Texas.
The value Of these ponies increases
at rapid rate. A fast one that costs
$18 or 500 in Texas, after six weeks
polo work at Colorado Springs or up
at Glenwood, is often sold in the New
York market at anywhere from SIS
to $275, though the cost Of sending
east a carload holding Is is only
about $3.50. Personally, do not see
why there is not a good chance for
horsemen to make money in this
branch of their business. Western
ponies make nice driving horses for
light work. New York Mail and Elk
Y0rnSS
Morris tribune., 1894-03-21
Wing Feathers.

Take a goose quill, or a feather Of
the wing of any bird that may be at
hand, and look at it carefully. You
will see that these separate flaments
of which the vane is composed, tech
nically called barbs, although really
distinct from each other and only at
tached to the common stem at their
base, have curious tendency to cling
together, SO as to form a continuous
structure, and that it takes a slight
but distinct amount of force to sepa-
rate them, and that after they have
been pulled or forced apart, if they
are brought in contact again by gen
thy stroling the feather in the right
direction, or by waving it briskly
through the air, they will join again
as firmly as before. You will also find
that this operation may be repeated
an indefinite number of times.
Of all the marvellous mechanical
adaptations we meet with in nature
there is nothing more wonderful than
that which is seen in every feather
of birds wing The object is evil
IDENTIFY to produce an expanded sur
face, light, strong and practically in
destructible, one capable of resisting
the pressure brought to bear upon it
in buffeting the strongest winds with
out permanently splitting or being
torn in tatters. Good Words
Morris tribune., 1894-03-21
Indenn1te Sentences + or Urlmn..l.,


1.-THE transformation of the crimi
nal into a serviceable member of so
ciety," says Professor Charles A. Col
lin, lis the only effective protection
of society against him. The mere
temporary caging Of the criminal as
a wild beast is protection to society
for the time being, it is true. But if
when he is let out of his cage, he is
worse than when he went in he may
be more wary and cunning thereaft
er, but he will be more dangerous tc
society than before he was Gagged.
Under the present system the con
vict is discharged at the end of q
fixed term, with new suit of clothes
and few dollars in his pocket.
"How many graduates of Harvard
university" Professor Collin asks,
dropped upon the world in such a
fashion, with all the benefits in char
acter, ability and reputation which
Harvard can give them, with no
friends except such as beckon them
10 uduulS VI VICE Gl1Iu CI1L11LISl ways
of earning iving-how many Har-
ward graduates under such circum-
stances would get through the next
two years without being compelled
to beg, borrow or steal2
"How then can you expect the dis
charged prison convict, with the firm
est of good resolutions Gas many at
that moment have), but with no sat
isfactory references to previous en-
ployment, with no friends of whom
he can borrow, intoxicated with the
sudden sense of freedom, to avoid the
commission of new crimes before he
can earn an honest living2"-Boston
Commonwealth.
Morris tribune., 1894-03-21
Lean Year Privileges

Why is it that ladies are permitted
to propose in leap year9 Here is the
answer:
It appears that in the year 1888 a
statute was published by the Scotch
parliament ordaining that during the
reign of "Her MAST Blessit Mejestie
Margaret" every maiden and lady of
high and low estate should have lib
erty to speak to the man she liked.
If he refused to take her to be his
wife, she should have the privilege of
fining him 9100 or less, according to
his estate, unless he could make it
appear that he was betrothed to an
other woman, in which case he would
be free to refuse. After the death of
Margaret the women of Scotland be-
came clamorous for their privileges,
and to appease them another act of
parliament allowing them to propose
every fourth year was passed.-Pall
Mall Gazette.