davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-13

Der 8reftnrt6gez8 oIaro'i 6e SdmuBs
pro3eB miro NIT je0em Sage an bramatt>
icbeH S3enen reicber. bic &lGgerin lit
9eitern abwecbielno in S6luGbsen auss
9ebro5en uno in S6nmac6t gctauen, mas,
fails oteie beftigcu y@efiibI5auSbriibe"
4'icbt er6eucbelt lparcn-bo5 Sarte @eiblebt
berftebt e5 ndmLicb famoS, ouf berartige
gSetle SDmpatbie tpac65urufcu - 6Qrauf
1tblicBcn IdBt, baB ite nob nic6t D0Qig bes
S0anlgefii6re5 bar lit. Benu ouch bic
biSRcri9cf s3eu8cnausiagen tpeientlicb at
@uniten beS 6rauen3tmmerS paren, INFO
fern, ais tie c5 taft auBer 3meifel iteQen,
DAB 8redtnri0ge gu t6r bic aQerintimlten
Sc5tebungen llllterbaltea bat, 10 tperfen ite
0ocb 5uglet3 au3 auf bic &lGgcrtn Elm iebr
iblimmes &i6t, un6 eS lit fem 0un6er,
ipel1n ite Bel Der 8loBiteuung tbrer Scban6e
IN SQnmacDt fQut.
On oteler gOQarb lit abioLut NIGHTS,
boS cilen bon @efii6lSouiel freten Wens
1chcn oucb MT I'M 0eriuglten lpmpat6tih
berii6rcn f0nntc, Sine SrauenSperion,
Die nit cineu1 promineltten Wtanne ia6rez
lang in piloer @6e le6t un6 cine Nn3abl
&inDer sur Q8elt 6riltgt, bic mltBtc itcb,
tpenn iie nicbt eine er5oumme Scbnee0ans
i1t-iDaS a6er bic BoQor0 5urchauS NIGHT
lit; I'M @cGcntbeil, itc lit, Nuem mach, mas
man bon tbr Dcrnimntt, 3u lCblteBen, Elm
duBerlt gcric6encS Trauen5immer - iiber
tit SerDGltniB 81 ocnt Wtoune p0Qtg FLAIR
7et1. S6re &lage tpegcn 8rucbes SEES
G0eoeripreDens un0 @erfitbrumg bGtte,
mir ia8en moDlpeiSlicb unite II NJ # Il NJ
ben, cine 8crebtigung geba6t, tpenn fe
bieIclbe angeitrengt bGtte, unmittelbar
nacbocm tie bic 6olgeu ibreS Tebltrittes
berlplrte. Statt oeiien abcr (dBt ite Sabre
OarlIbcr Oeritreiden un0 p~erlonqt erft ba1n
EN- ACKNOWLEDGMENT in Ser 6orm bon
$4,000 fitr ;0re oerleBte ltnlcbuGb, ais
8reftnrt09e cine Nnoere al ben 5rauoltor
tuDrt. 9Str Dermutben fart, 0aB penn
Sredtnrt08e licb Willen5 ge3eigt bGtte, feline
Dt9berl9e 3uDGlterin uc6en 1eiuer recbtz
1nGBtgen @atttt 5u unter0alten, ODER ibr
etne betrd3tItcbe Ql6fin6ung8luunme Qlts3uz
be3ohIen, ite ni3t Dos Minoelte segen feline
9etrat6 etnSupenOcn ge6a6t batte. Die
rgrunOldBe" lolber 2umpenbagage Iin6 ia
5Nr @enit9e befannt; tire y~gerau6te I'M
itbnlO" pfle8t i0nen erit banm e%ins1fauen,
ipenn tie ii9 nit benz nGdubcr
oerlelben" ent3rpcten, namentlib tpenn
berielbe ii6cr einen itattlic6en @elO1af
0erfit9t. Sir cine &ontubtne SQmpat6ie
3N be9cn, OaS ii6erlaiicn mir Qeuten, bic
1berbaupt feinen 8e8riff bon 6rauenebre
1tnO Arltano 3oben. gu glctcber 3eit aber
lei 3JermIt aldb Dem v2(cbtbaren" 90. @.8.
SrsdinrtO9e Don &entufQ bas 3eugniB
zines @r3lumpen auSgeiteut!
DEM Htcbtcr 8ra6lep in ~g8aibington,
nor Dem Oteicr vS4peinepro3eB" uerbans
belt pirb, gcbibrt ole Auerfenuuna bqfir.
, 1894-03-13
Die Gtebe - ia, sic Stebe.


Tre6ertf 0Gion liebte 6uGDa Giegmer,
DON SEQ. 2343 Gnttage @rope 9tpe., uno
pcripra5 ibr SIT mieocrbolten Malcn, iie
sur Trau Sllon 81 macbeu. 0ocb @oc6en,
ia Otonate Der9in9cn, unb 6re6 mac6te
burcbauS feines 2tnitalten, ietn Geripreden
ein5ul0ien. DIS MN cuollcb gar etn Qiez
beSpfon0 lein Gricbetnen macbte, perlor
6ulba bollenb5 Die @eoulb. Sic npQte
auf fetnen SAT- Idlt9er iporten unb iofort
sur 6rau Olion 9emacbt wer6en. 0o6
bierDon mill SrcO6te NIGHTS piiien llno 10
wurbe CT Oenn beute inter Ser QtnfIooe BET
tle9itinten &atericbaft uerbaftet. Gtcbter
Softer iteute i'm bis mor9en friib unter
$1,000 8ltrgi6aft. Damn beiBt es ent>
pcber: !6elratben ODER cine 3euc imGouutp>
9efGngniB be5ieben.
, 1894-03-13

baB ct Ocn 90 utb bate, Der geb0rt leiber
bter3uI0nOe ST. etnem loIben GntibluIie)
bpiterii9e5 urb tanOaGlitbtl9es 8etberboGt
gum @crtDtSloale binauS5uweilen. 9era
orti8c 8rO5eiie louten iiber6aupt nur birter
oerl6loiieten G3uren itottfinoell, tpie eS in
onoeren GGnbern 8eibtcDt, DO boS S9ifz
ltbfeits8efibL nO9 ettpas mebr a~us8eprd8t
lit, ais baS leiber 6ier3ulan0e Der Sail lit.
Die beiDuBten Wnlbington'er Wei6Sbilber
mitficn nun, un3meife[baft 81 iDrem 8roBen
2(erger, itD b0rntt begnit9en, sic cfel6aften
Details 6es Rro5elies aus ben 3ettun9Sbez
ricbten fennen 81 dernen. Sic per0en ii9
un5Ipetfelbait a6er AUDI ba6et tpetblib err
g0ben!
, 1894-03-13

= Wit Ser Stret6ung Der 10000 Sou,
fir bic Observation-Disclosures riide lit natirz
lid au9 Der llusbau beS 6umbolbt 8arfsz
8oulepar6S mteber binauSgeiboben. 0as
lieBe itb II ertragen, benn sic 9er6Gltz
ntIie itno nibt banac6, 6aB man 8romenaz
Ben baut. 2lber Ser 8au Ser OiuerIe1lty. :
8riife tpGre au9 aus anberen 0rin6en erz
tpiinicbt gepein; Die Gntptdelung Ser
gtorbmeitieite Bate Oa6urc6 etnen- erbebz
lt6cn aHfibwung 9enommen, a6er Die
gtorbpeitieite lit un6 blet6t 6as Stteftinb,
Die MIR Oann ettpas obbefommt, menn 6er
&opf iberIduft. Die 10000 Dollars
paren aHb nod irgenbpo berausge=
fomn1en,
, 1894-03-13
Der 10. Mtars lit ser @eburtstaq be

- Der Is. Mdr5 lit ber @eburtstaq oes
Nitrnberger 0ibterS unb 9feformatorS
2a3aruS Spengler C479) un6 6es &ar6i7
mails Gicbelieu 1896 unb Der Go6eStag oes
@eo9rapben StieIer 1886. SIM Sobre
1869 miro an bteiem Sage Sic Scblocbt BEL
Sarrrac gegen Die 6ugenotten ~gclbIageu,
uno 2ubpig, Bring bon GDnb6, "gefan9er
9enOmmcn un0 meu6ltngS eri6ciien. Ser
icbel entbedt Q78D ben glaneten Uranus ;
in StofboIm lift Q809) NeooIltipn unb
@uitaD w. ertia9t benz Gbrone. 1915
miro gtapoleou bur9 Bic in Q8ien periamz
melten Wpnarcben1 in Bic Ncbt erfIGrt.
1921 entlagt 8tctor emanuel l. benz iar0tz
nii6en Gbrone 81 @urtlten ietne5 8ru6ers
Scarf TeItr. 1848 lit &epoIution in Mten d;
Wfetterni3 pirb burb bic Stu6enten uno
6oS 8Dlf g"eitiirSt. 1858 ptrb Oritni mez
gen WOrbOeriuchs 9egen 2ouiS 9tapoleon
81 Baris bingcri6tet. 1862 beieBt @eneral
Yope gtetp Wfaorib am Wtiiitiiippi 3meiz
unb5nan5i9tdgiges 8ombarbeme1t ser
Sniel x; 5000 SibIibe gcfangcn gcnom7
men. 1881 @rmOrbun9 be5 &aiier8 BON
3uBlanO in petersburg; &bronbeltet9ung
NLeranber III.
, 1894-03-13
Sbetnt Baaroelo I'll brauben.

Die Nortbmelteru Observation-Disclosures
beabitcbti8t, bon t6rem i6r bur9 Die Orbtz
na1t3 %5n8eltanOenen Jtccbte, i6r baareS
9epoittum bel Der Stabt i'm 8etrage bon
500, 900 burb 8on6S 5u erleBen, @ebraucb
81 macbet 1nb bat nab bieier 6icbtltng
burb ibren 9rOmoter 2auterbac6 bic n0t6tz
gen S6ritte bet ben Comptroller einges
lettet. Sic lit nob t6rcr Sr0inan3 berccbz
ttgt, bel Der Stabt ais Sicber6eit 8on68
al SteQe beS 8aar8eI6es 81 binterlegen
uno tie icbetnt bas baare @elo aucb better
fir bic Snangrtffnobme Der llrbeiten IelbIt
%9ebraudben gu f0nnen.
, 1894-03-13
Rid3ter QutbtII in Omaha.

9ti6ter Gutbiu bat nocb Ser gIorreidbe1r
8eenbigung beS @ougblinzB ro8eiieS etnc
9tetie nab Dem 8eiten an9etrcten unO Itcb
IN Smaba BON eiuent 9teporter interpiepen
laiicn, lpie cine 0epcicbe mel6et. lteber
ooS frctiprecDenoe l(rtbetl iet ct niht err
Itount geDeien, lnetntc ct. Gs iei b~etreffs
SougDltn'S ScbulO Elm bere5tigter 3petfcl
porbanoen g%epelen unb Die @eihiporenen
bdtten ocm9emGB %gebanbeGt. Seiner Qln=
ltbt mach bGttcn Burfe un6 GooneD yGbc
Sog" i'm 8eretn nit G'SuuOan ben Morb
~begangen.
, 1894-03-13

Die bon Ser britii4en 0tegterung be-
lcbloiiene itarte 8efeiti9ung beS &rte9sz
bafenS @8quimault an 8ugent Suno,
be5p. all Der SuOfiiite Der Snlet Gancouz
per, tit ein Btnf nit Dem !3aunpfa6l fir
bic ganfcesG DauOtniiten, Sic 6a 9lauben,
Der title S5ean Jet cine auSiblieBltcbe Do
mdne nOnfel Sam'S" un6 Ganaba meroe
IN 8dlbe Elm 2tnbdn9leG Der Ser. Staten
blloen. 9te @roBmduler, tpelcbe iicb 1bon
i'm Settle in Ser JtOue Der u8eberric6er Der
9on3en Q8elt" ieben, fOnnten zines icb6nen
Cages GIT ibrem S9redcu au8finoen, 6aB
Der britii3e 2cu no9 lebr trdfti8e &laucn
un0 3Q6ne beiibt.
, 1894-03-13
Der NIaYor un3ufrieoen.

MoDor 6opttn5 lift fe~inespegS 3ufrie6en
nit Dem ltuitanb, boB Der @erbrcitung Der
8lattern immer notb fem Ginbalt getban
iperoen fam. Gr gGaubt fir Die b~eitebenben
&erbGltntiie tpcntgitenS 5llm She'll baS Sc
iultbbettSamt Deranttportlib mac6en 5ll
miiiien unb iptr6 ba6er nit benz @eIun6>
bettScommiIidr 9tepnol6S cine ernfte @onz
feren5 a6balten. G5 lit nicbt unm0gIi9,
baB ais 6Olge bieier Gonferen3 einige Ser
lonaInerdnberun8en I'M @eiur66eitsamt gu
ber5ei6nen fem tperbert.
, 1894-03-13

9oB am Gomltag, ais 6em G6re1z
tag beS SbuBpatrons Ser SrlGn0er, bic
itdOtiibcn 2lmt5itubeu OtittaaS gei6Goiien
tperOen. III gan5 in Der 0rOnung. gBir6
ia Docb in 8rOOflDn Nun bob Die irilc6e
SABINE am ct. B~otrtfStage ouf benz 9tot6=
DGllie tDeben, mas auc6 gang in Der Orb
hung lit. @lu6 lit 9teu Sort unb in Gbtz
cago Doben bic S0bne 0reen Grins in Der
8olttif baS 6eft in Der 6auo uno Der ct.
BatrtfSeSa8 lit ~bicrtanO5 icbon tol1ge fein
fir6ltber Teittag me0r, ion6ern Elm poliz
tticber, an Dem bic Srldnber ben 8 olititern
bon 6ah anoerer gtattonalitGt t6re 8eoel=
tltrg SIT @cmiitb fiibren pollen. Die ST.
Mn6er in itG0tiidcn 0ieniten, Sic an biez
lem Sage tDr @ebalt Derbienen, miro man
nit Der 2aterne lucbelt mitiien, un6 oa Die
Srldnoer Die 8roBe W}ebr5abl Der itGott1ben
Nn9e1tcutcn btlOen, 1T eS ebenlo gut, man
maebt bic 8uOe SIT. Erin go bragh!
, 1894-03-13
Ser uOberianopspirt6n Gilman

Der vSber1cbnapStptrtD" Gilman
bon SiibzGarolina bat BEN G6rgeis, Der
gtacbfolger BON W3attbeip s. 8utler I'M
Bun O%eSlenat perOen 8u ipoIen. Buffers
&ermin Iduft I'M ndcbiten Sabre alb. Sc
lit iebr pobI m09lt4, baS Gilman ieta
3iel erreicbt, Oenn er i1etnt, >pie iciner3eit
n0aOe" 3. Sid in Stem Yorf, Bic @eleBgez
bung f0rnIih in Ser @etpalt 81 baben.
Die 3abl Der populiitiiden SurbeSienatoz
rem tpiirOe OaOurcb auf iccbS 9cbracbt tperz
ben. Gilman miir6e bon letner 8artei
urt5meifel3aft au1 fiir cinen britten @ouz
pcrneurSzG eruin 9cwd6lt perbe1, aber er
3ie3t einen Sit i'm 8unbeSienat Dor, ser
linn fir Die 9auer BON lecbS Sobren cine
beoor5ugte SteQuEg un6 ejn icb0neS Sim
fommen ii9ert.
, 1894-03-13
Gin II Bud.

GGarf 8rrce, elmer Der 0ci9ipOrenen i'm
Gou9bItnsYro5eB, mill Elm 8ub libcr 6elt
9cBteren b~eraus9eben. 8ruce 1T ieiner
NuSia9e 3ufol9e Elm v9romoter". NlS ct
gum 0ei6pOrencn auSermdblt Wurbe, bate
er 8crabe rmctter NIGHTS 81 tbun". g8ie eS
idbeint, lit ibm iDGbrenb beS Brp5eiieS Bic
@~rleucbtun9 betreffS elmer frll9tbaren Soee
gefommen. Sb 6err Start Bruce it6
lebiglicb Oaroui belbrdnfen tptro, bic Gor7
9ange I'M @cribtSiaal SIT bei6reiben ODER
oh CT itch au6 ber6eiIaffen ptrO, bic bis
jebt %unbetannten 8or9Gtge I'M 3lnlmer Der
We11morenen elm tpeni9 81 beIeu6ten, lit
bis jebt ni9t befannt.
, 1894-03-13

- @e9en 6e1 Beffer'ic6cn Nlttrog, bic
an8eblidben 80rienman0per Der Senatoren
in Der 8auitreet gu u~nteriucben, baben y
9tepublifaner uno p 9emofraten gez
%itimmt, Oafiir II 9emotraten, 13 9tepuz
b%Iifaner uno 3 9opultten I'M @an5en
alio p Scnatoren bafiir un6 80 bagegen.
llniere SuinOiier Senatoren, GuQom un6
8aln1er, bielten Bic llnteriudung ntdbt fir
gebOten. - @tr au9 nicbt, benn es tpdre
ia bod nt6t5 babel berauSgefommen.
observation-disclosures baben no9 ME
5u mas gcfiiDrt.
, 1894-03-13
: Der Qanbpirthlehof1sminiiter Mnrtnn

Der 2anOiptrt0i0aft5minifter Wforton
oeripen0et in neuercr 53eit Bel iciner amt
ltc9e11 unb p%riooten &orreiponben5 8riefz
Do8en u1O umlcbld8e, bic einen %2(6ornbaum
NIT Der llr1terilrift Plant trees trogcn.
MtOrton lit ndmGtdb Der lGrbeber bcs iogez
llaHnten vSanmpflau3ungStaqeS" ut0 t6ut
ltc9 Oaraut nibt nenig SIT gut. Sin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erbliGt bartn,
, 1894-03-13

= 8ticbOf Wtab miro nibt BON 9enOer
na1 ct. Gloub Deriebt iperben. 8ii6of
OfaB i6eint in 0enOer quite Sreunoe
SIT baben. Die i'm gar 5W germ Los ietn
mD9len.
, 1894-03-13

- NadbOem ieBt Sic Sntereiien 2ouiita=
mas in Der Gartfpprlage be5 SenatS mobrz
genommen lin6, bat Der Senator @bite
BON bort ben ibr perliebenen Sit inn Ober>
Sun6eSgeribt al1genortmen.
, 1894-03-13
Hoods S Ssfif1 leiIt

ieber @eIeafboft f~errbalteu gu muIIen. @8lr ginger 8H
einerr @r3te, melGer ms i09te, bag ie 9Ooo's SorIo.
parilto e%iunebmeu io1e unO figte auBeroem nob biu5u,
baB ie nit bteIer Meoi5tn I6ou bdtte friber begluueu
iouen. SD iogte ibm, baB ibre S%lieomaBeH unb 8Drper
ebcnio i9lium m0reu wie tbr &Opf uno 9als, porauf er
%erpIOerte: SD peB, ooB ibr Slut iu9 in eiuem i9ledteu
3uitonOe befinOet, ober 6uOO's @ariaparila luirO lie
idDn tpieber auf
Den Veg der Besserung nringen.
llno 10 lit eS audi. SOobS Sarfaporiaa bat ibr 9lut
griinbltb 9ereintQt uuo Ie bon ben 9tusi9ld9en gebeilt.
Sbre 9aut lit jeBt rein uu0 i9bu. g8ir aae Io6er
9oooS Sar1aporiaa unO Iuno 0antbar. bag cine 10 quite
Ntcbi5tu eriitirt. Wein Sruber, Somes 81. Bomb DOH
29 90. 9tDrris Str., 8btooelpb1o, lit ebeufuns oOu
etnem ihhmmen SdmorrboibeG=9eioeu uuo 9uftrpeb
our9 SoObS SarIopariao oebeilt pOroeu." Mrs.
&ouiia u. 98tngute, 8eperlp, 81. s.
HOODS PiIIen iiub Die beiten 9iaeu uo6 benz
Mtittag3eiier, lpirten oer0aueuo, pertreiben &opfpeb.
25C Die Sba3teL
, 1894-03-13

= Sic Senotoren BADEN i6ren SoGegcn
9effer nit ieinem Suffrage, bas neHGtcbe
&urStretbcn auf Ser Stem Yorfer 80rie
gum @egenitanb elmer Observation-Disclosures
ltnteriu6ung 5u madben, babin 9ei6tft,
no Ser 9teffer ipd6It, 8effer bate bas
fretItb I'M GorauS piien fOnnen. Der
WeOanfc, Senatoren bitten BEL ienem 80rs
lcnman0per Die 6anb nit i'm Spiele ge>
babt, lit auc5 gar 5u bOrrenb,
, 1894-03-13

-9aS ieiOene Sternenbanner, tpelcbeS
6em 3eitung8manne uno would be 9foro>
pOlentOefer Nellman bon ieinen 8ajbtng=
toner &oaesen iiberreidt wurbe, miro
ipO6L i9merIi6, ipie e5 Ser @unicb Der @ez
Der mar, gum &uDme beS an~1eritanticben
0tamenS an 9fOropol entfaltet iperben.
Smmerbin piInidben tptr Dem tiibnen jun
gen &Oaegen ben beiten @rfol8,
, 1894-03-13
RheumatiSmuS
Unreines Blut
CroSsmutter und EnkeIin beide
durCh Hoods geheiIt.
g. s. 6uo0 g. 60, eouel, MsaT.

rs. i. SpDo y 60, SoipelL A}a1.:
pgEertbe @erren: - SD i6reibe bieieu Ortef. nm Elm
menig 3u Iluitrireu, mas oODo'S SarIap0riaa fir MID
Qetbon bat. SD mar metr gauies Se6en biuourb cine
ltarfe 6rou bis Dor ~pnacIa3r 5Cbn S0breu 3uriid, ST.
melber 3eIt ii9 3beumotiSmus BET MIR etuItente. Gr
mar 3eittpetje iO9ar ab uuo I'll re5t IhlimuL ouBeroem
bcreItete mir auob @atarr6 I'M SOpfe redt pieI uHaHuebm=
Ii9teit. @ub lit i9 f%ur3t5ar an SdpiuOel; ntituuter
founte iD nIbt einmol i'm 9auie umber gebeu, nm melHe
Ar6eit SIT Oerribteu, Obue mid an eiuem Subj feIt3u=
boltert, OOer OoB MID 3emouo fI5reH muBte, aber 9aut
9oO0S Sarioporiaa beiiuoe
ICh mich in gutter Gesundheit
ieBt. Sd geoerfe nibt pine ojeIe Oteoi5iu 8u ieiu. 10
large iD nod le6e, uuO has mag nibt mebr large ieiu,
benin i] BIN jeBt i1ol so Sabre Olt. 6erner lpiiuihe id
Sbnen BON meiner gntelIu mit3utbeileu. @or eiuem
Sabre 5uritd mar lie foit gang init @ei9wiireu beoedt,
lpelde BON unreiuem 8lut berrubrten. SIR &opF mo
6aftGt iaben IlbauOerboft ans. IS mar iel6itoer1tduoli9
iehr b~etr!i6ero Iar enc inmae IrauensnerIom. ia non
, 1894-03-13
9tbfubrt anfunft
spunctr BfuHs. Omaha. 0ssmo,.

-.'-.1're. H-o 5-1-'1.-1cr1-rt - W. n -I.
II o.; &ntnuft '7:35 Sc, 1880 0E, 1905 Or.
'1I5SO @t, 'I15 g.. IAN 1915 81, '945 81, 81
M(u6IIDu -@bfnbrt II 81. $50 sd. rs 81
'5@; Qnfunft 1905 3D.. fills Il, T6.15 'ab6s.,
3Odfor0 mo 6~reepDrt-Nbfa6rt: Il III, Hole OG,
IA. Is 81, t1L30 q. Nufuuft: 1000 NG. p Is u.
t5.55 81, Hills M.-'Sdgli9. fS6Qlidl a"usQeupmmeu
Sonntag5, fSGglid, 0foutagS ousgehommeu. +Sde.
lid, Sans tags aus9euommeu. 9tur SUnntQQs.
, 1894-03-13

NBteasn, SOD SsIanS & gaetHessabn. -
W YeffaeiersStnti0n Ban 8urertsStr, Elm BIof
IaOid oom Boarb Of Grabe. Si6et.Cffice: 1O4 Glortftr.
, 1894-03-13
a. ~ : ~ Union paRenser Station.
v%ygGnnSgIVdnidL jnRs.1
Adams, SanoI. 0sonifon.str

2tdet=OffceS: Mn Der Station. III 4 g. Start.
SfraBs @de SodIon, NIB i'm &ubitorluiu SoteL.
9urdD=3uge Iobren mte tolgt uod @eutroL=3eit:
-2lnIim I SGnlnn nmsnennnn,nn,, Snrnta.
, 1894-03-13
G~ipenDahn~ GaRrpldne.


(Ebtcasp &c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5tfet.
" Offices: 9o5. 2O6-2O8 Start StraRe, on Der
SofleD @oeHue Station uHo am SepOt SIDE Meassuno
&tuaie=2tr.
ghfnbrt 9IuFurft
, 1894-03-13
Shoe

Shee --- -
Bureau WcompoatIOu .........,..F+ S:15 Mh+ 7O5 u
Satnots, Soma NIB YeprtasGrlreBI' 1925 DR. 1856 u
ct. So, Atd., &plptb g. San. GitOI' $3.50 a. l2OO R
MtinneopoIis. ct 4. & Siour gSausI' $3.50 a. 1900 W{
Solicit Accommodation .... = 4O5 9d' Gas N}
9srl accommodations. ...... 4:50 9tf 9:50W
9enDer, @pIo. SpriuQs & 0ueblp.
bia &anias @itp 8eitibule6 80. : 500 81 l2:OOm
st Wortb uuO GeroS GrprcP. : 600 9Q' 10 OO IN
Seuber. @oIo. SpgS. unb 4ueblo, oiaI
Omaha 8 Sine. (8ig Sioe). 49,. 1000 9l' 900 Sd
9muba q CT. 9aul 0GdtzGrpres. K 1918 @g 7:l5 gp
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mDrtb L. 81 8oiD. SbueQZSrDreBI' 600 gu' 1o.0oTn
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, 1894-03-13

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In 1850 the nation consisted OF 4. $50 900
families. OF which l.540 900. including g. 2OO,- =
600 individuals. found homes and work upon
l,449O 900 farms: the farms being In tho ratio
OF 80 to each 100 families. Thirty-fvs per
cent. OF all the people were then employed
upon the land. and IS per cent were engaged
In other vocRtlons.
In the ten years ending with 1850 the house
holds increased By the addition OF 1000 900.
and 500. 900 new farms were brought under
cultivation. the ratio OF farms increasing to "a
to 100 families. OF 6.lSO. 900 families In tho
country at the end Of the sixth decade 2.l7O.-
900 were engaged in agriculture and lived
upon the farm. and OF the 100000 families
added during the ten years no less than 30 per
cent made homes upon the newly opened
farms. At the end OF this period the proper
tion OF people living upon farms had increased
TO 81 per cent. and prices OF farm products. as
a result OF a proportionate Increase OF farms
cultivated acres. and population. were steadily
declining.
This decline was clearly related to an in
crease OF eultiyators and cultivated acres that
were materially greater. relatively. than the
increase of population. and the decline con-
tinued until the second year of the civil war
which changed the relations OF producers and
consumers Of food and nbre.
During the war decade the rates at which
both farms and families increased we're less
but still farms increased somewhat more rap
idly than did population At tho end OF the
seventh decade the families numbered 7579.-
900; the farms numbered 2.66O. 900. and the
ratio OF farms TO families was as 35 Is 70 100.
OF the added ]. $4,000 families AZ per cent
founded new homes upon the 0l6OOO added
farms. while SO per cent. sought homes and
employment In the urban districts.
During this period the rural population In
creased two per cent faster than did the whole
people; hence manufacturing. distribution
and all related industries were exceedingly
prosperous. as Was the farmer. despite dis
proDortionats increase OF the cultivated area I;
such agricultural prosperity being largely due.
however to a sharp foreign demand for food
and fibre ct highly remuneratiye prices. Dug
ing the ten years ending with 1870 the rsla-
tive number competing with one another In
supplying the commodities required by the
rural population and In distributing farm
products diminished two per cent. while the
relative number Of ruTa. customers aud the
producers OF the farm staples to be distrib-
utsd increased more than two per cent Such
. movement Of population, eoineidsnt with .
prosperous stats Of GgrieultuEs. indicated VsEy
The sun., 1894-02-04

Prom tie Chicago Record
In Ipswich nights are cool and fair.
And the voice that comea from the yondeT ssa
Sings to the quaint old mansions there
Of the time, the time that used to bs;~
And the quaint old mansions rock and Groan.
And they seem to say in an undertone
with half sigh and with half moan,
at was, but II never again will be-"
In Ipswich witches weave at night
Their magic spells with impish Rlesi
They shrek and laugh in their demon htHht
From the old Maine House to the frirhtsne "a sse
And ghosts OF old come out to weep
over the town that ts fast aslsep;
And they sob snd they wall, as on they creep
at was, but 1t never again will be-"
In Ipswich rIseth Hear. Break Hill
over against the calling sea;
And through the nights so deep and eht1
Watcheth a maiden constantlvi
Natcheth alone. nor seems to hear.
over the roar Of the waves anear,
The pttiful cry OF a far.oh year
"lt was. but II never again will BE-"
In Ipswich once witch knew
An Artless saxon witch was she;
BY that haNen hair and those eyes OF blue,
sweet was the spell she cast on me.
And the heart that 10 old and battered and chin
beeketh again on Heart Break Hill
What was but never again can be-
Dear Anna, I would not conjure down
The ghost that cometh to solace me;
love to think OF old Ipawich town.
where some what better than friends we're vet
For win every thought Of tho dear old place
Cometh again the tender grace
OF Saxon wttch's pretty face,
Asit was, and Is, and ever shall be
Buerr FrpLn
The sun., 1894-02-04
SHE CLIMBED MOUNT TACOMA
Aad Used the Crater for Oven In which
Warm Her Toes.
Erou, q. SIN F,anei.co Chroric,.

Prom ne SIN FraReiSco Chrorics.
quiet young girl with demi- blonde hair. a
manner. arrived at the Lick House yesterday
from Tacoma. The young lady was Miss FAY
city. ana she lately performed a feat SO dini-
cult that 1t set the people on both sides OF the
feat than the Climbing Of Mount Tacoma. in
Washington. some nifty miles to the northeast
Of Puget Sound In the Cascade range ,o.
no woman had ever attempted IL and only a
failed. The mountain is a grim one. towering
a. 444 feet high. and with glaciers extending
psr.aesa moanase.rs s @ to be the d S
cult OF all American mountains to climb. The
ReT RS e SP smith & E'' K farish WS II. =. Ansden'
were with her. and Leonard Longmire. a guide
OF Ielm. undertook 70 pilot them;
The ascent OF the first 1000 feet was made
on horseback. amid dense forests and over
dangerous streams; and partly through natural
This took four days. Then 1t got SO rough
and Wild they hat TO take It afoot. 1t was
wind blew hurricane over the snow and blue
green glacier. Several crevassSs had to be
crossed. some OF which were large enough to
When the summit was reached It was found
to be about two miles across. Standing on tho
them two large craters. looking like immense
bowls. with a central common rim, The big
crater was three-tourths of a mile across.
Both were filled with snow and lee. with the
rim around the bare rocks rising in places
sixty feet The steam kept tho rocks bare.
Coming down from the summit. where they
could hardly stand because OF the fierce windl
they took shelter in the crater and examined
the steam lets. These looked ike a row OF
boiling tea Kettles along the ridge. The party
sat ou the rocks and were soon damp with ths
moisture and Uarboied by the heat. and II was
as obligatory as ever to move on again.
on the eastern edge OF the big crater. said
Miss Fuller. We entered an lee cave between
the snow and the rim OF the crater. and there,
with steam beside us, We spread our blanke cts.
which seemed light enough now, took on our
shoes, bathed our feet In whlskey aud began
the niGht, After having reached the summit
/ began 10 feel sick from cold exhaustion, and
the sulphur odur. and for some time suffered
from a chill and nausea. Some OF the gentle
men weTO tired and very cold. Eating had no
attraction for me but some ate little Mr..
Smith melted some ice in a cup over the steam
and mace some beef tea from extract OF beet.
Two blankets over us seemed little pros
lection. Through the small opening in the
cave We could watch the stars aud meteors
aud hear the awful avalAnches roaring down
the mountain sides. l was the only one who
could sleep. When We woke our shoes we're
frozen stiff and had to DO thAwed out In the
steam. The blankets were icy"
II was more perilOus going down than up.
Miss Fuller's exposure caused her lips nose,
and face to swell badly and tho skin peeled
OF. but she feels well repaid by the triP,