davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-19
Die trouri9e arbettsloie 5ett porbei.
Die moI5werFe in South Chicago beute wie=
DER in Setrteb 9eie5t.

Inter Ben Qln6ettern Sout6 Gbicogo's
berrl6t beute 9roBe Sreu6e; benn bic 6az
brifen Der ySatnoiS Steel Co., bic poue
febs Mtonate fill la9en. purben pie6er in
8etrteb seiebt, unb bic btttere 9fotb, bic
gera0e unter ben 2(rbeitern bteler Tabrtfen
berri6te, bat portGuftg Elm @nbe. @enn
au6 icbt nod nicbt Sic Doue 3obl Ser Orr
better 10000 etnqeIteut miro, 10 lit 6ob
gu boffen, 6aB, penn erit bic 6abrtfen tpte7
Der poQitGnbig III 8etrieb iin6, ale oieie
na6 uno ltab Qrbeit finben f0nnen. 9enn
Mrbeit lit genitgenb p%or6anoen, ltn0 an
Muftrd9en miro es, tpenn erlt etnr1aL Bic
@ei6Gfte it6 elm ipcntg g~ebeiiert baben
(unD 0teler 3ettpunft I6etnt ia nabgerabe
enDlt1 getomme1t SIT ietn) nidbt fe6len.
0urb Die MieOeraufna5nte beS Setrtebs
ser Tabrtfen ber SutnoiS Steel So. erz
balten nibt nur Die better be5a6lten 6an6=
tperfer tpte @iienarbeiter, @teBcr, Mabintz
ften, S6miebe, 9recbsIer, Wfaurer, Sbretz
ner, &utiber II. /. 10. Nrbett, ionbern AUDI
6unberte bon SagelO6nern, Bic ben obene
%genannteu @rbeitern an 6an0 gu ge6eu baz
baber, Se16Gfttgung bod immerbin ipers
ben ale Q(rbetter Su etpa8 ermGBtgten Sob
men arbetten mitlien. Qrbetter, bic frii6er
50 per6ienten, merOen nit $1,45 Thrilled
nebmen mitien; 8dcbter, Die $65 @ebolt
be5ogen, perben nur $45 erbaLcn. 0iele
&ebuftipn trtfft nicbt nllr 6te 2tr6eiter, Ion=
bern aucb bie in ben Officen beibdtti9ten
S6reiber II. I. 10.
Ser Bieberaufno6me 6es 8etriebs ging
etne @Dnferen3 5wticben BEN peri6te0enen
8ertretcrn bon Unions .unb benz General
8etriebSleiter Der Geieuicbaft, BaIter,
porauS, unb erit nab6em bic 2oDulfala
peretnbart porben mar, wurbe Die Orbre
sur Snbetriebiebung Der Nerfe 8egeben.
, 1894-03-19
Der rdubertfde 0astruit.
mehrere Girrnen wolen 9e9et i'm III oen
6eribten auf Sdaoeueriab fla9en.

SAT- ale 0oSconlumenten 6%efia9en it1
leit LGngerer 3ett oarilber, b0B t0re 0a5>
ntclier mc6r @a5 ais oerbraubt Gn5cigen,
ais ite pirflic9 pcrbraucAt Daben. 8ez
i0tperen lie ftb barber in ben Offtcen Der
@aSgeieIibaften, 10 erbalten lie Den 8e@
ihetO, baB Der @asn1elier nicbt litge uno
baB MIR iopiel @as SIT besablen iei, ais
perbraucbt noroen lei.
Die 6rage, oh Die @aSmelier ipirflih sic
0abrbeit iagen, miro alter 8orausitdbt
no6 burcb Die 0eri6te entidte6cu weroen.
SIS iDu nibt etipa Elm Ono Warrantoz
8erfabren gegen Den @aStruit anbdnaig 9ez
ma1t tperDen, ~lonbern Gin etnfa1er Sbo>
beneriabs9rOse auf Sen 0runo bin, DaB
Ser EQUIPMENT Gen0tbigt morbe1 lei, fir
@a5 SIT beSablen, bas er tbatiGb(tb nt9t
perbrannt bat.
Mtnbeitens 40 8roseltt Set 0aSmeiier
in ben 6Guiern Der Goniumenten, 10 Dirb
%bebauptct, re9iitriren Ben @aSDerbraI6 SIT
@uniten bes @aStruits. D~urcbl6nittlicb
Setgen Diele O3eter ettpa Is Bro5ent meDr
@aS ais perbraubt an, tpie tbatlG9lt6 Derz
brau6t miro.
Die DoDen @~aSrebnltngen Dera1laBtelt
etne Qn5a0l BON 6trmen, bic 5iemltb piel
Gas brau3te1, @rperte nit Der Inter
iu6ung Ser 81 i6neu rcgiitrirenben @uSz
meiier 81 bctrauen. 9aS &eiultat Der I'M
teriubung mar, baB Oicie 6trmen ouf
@runO Der 8eri3te bteler Sabueritanbigen
bon ben @as9eleIIi6aften &abatte perLong>
ter, unO mcrfplirbigcr @ciie erbielten ite
alb 6abatte, tpenn ouc6 ni9t immer gum
pollen Betrage, ben ite p%erlongten.
9teier llmitalt0, baB ser @aStrltit iiber1
baupt auf OaS 8crlan8cn ser betrefienocn
Tirmen ein9tng, tptro ben leBteren ais
6atbbabe fitr cine &lage in ben @eri9ten
bienet.
gu ben Strnlen, tpel4e t6re @asneiier
burcA Sa6oeritdnbige baben untcriucbcn
I~alien, 9eboren II. q. bic 6arper & &ircbncr
S9Oe 60, eugene 6. 8tfc (Wtentone@e@
bduoe an State unb Wfonroe Str,), bic
BtGmertb Qoun6rD Co., 235 sc. State
Str, 2aSaruS Stlnerman, SO Dearborn
Ctr, bas Chicago 8uitneB College, bic
NbamS @rpreB So, Ser v8ee 6ipe," 6ranf
8ro. Q38-144 State Str.) un6 ptele
Qlnoere.
Die 0eute bonn @aStruit iteuen es MAJ
tiirlib in N6rebe, baB Die @a8meter fali6
regiitriren. Sic %bebaupten, baB inter 1000
@aSmeiiern ltc6 faum elmer beftnoe, Der BON
Der pirflib perbrau6ten @aSmenge nm
nte0r ais l Pro3ent Oifferirt.
, 1894-03-19
OoppeIt hereineefaIIen.

Qls Sames 8ape9 bon 745 SO, Str.
in Ser Trettagzgtacbt sic 9olf Str. entlan9
ein9, purbc ct in Der gtGbe bes 8isconiin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON einem &erl an
9ebalten uno I'm 6erauS9abe ietner 8ertbz
iaben eriu3t. Statt bteier NuffOrOerun8
Sol9e 5u letiten, 3og BapeD etnen &eDolOer
atn6 iboB ouf ieinen Mn9reifer. Die &uBeI
~ftretfte MUIR bes NGuberS Nermel, brabte
tbn aber lofort auf bte 8etne. Gr purbe
nerfol9t un6 lief in ber gtGbe ser II. Str.
einem 9 ~olt5tften in bte Nrme. 6eute wurbe
Ser &duber, Ser i~ei11en gtamen nit 8tuiam
8raOD on9ab, bon 8icbter 8robpeu unter
$1,000 8irgibaft benz ~&riminaGgert3t
iiberpte fen.
, 1894-03-19
An des Todes Thur
5iutVergiftung mach typhus-
artigem Fieber
Wunderbare HeiIung durch Hoods
SarSapariIIa, nachdem allies
Andere SIGH ais nutZIoS
erWieSen hate.
7%-


p&. 8. 5ooo & 60. Solpen, Dt0I.
uNteiue luertben 5erreu @or fiufuno3mnn3ig Sabs
rn lit ib ONT @aGenjeber, bos T8 Ipdter in ~tnpbusor.
tigcs 5ieber Derrpou6eIte. 6iuf gBo6en lag ib mte tOot
oa, bod ialieBli9 erbolte i9 mid nnO founte mteoer
aufiteben. 8ato barouf eutoedte i@ an meiuem liuteu
8eine, Qera6e iber benz Gnie, einen tletnen brauneu Sled,
BON Der @r6Be zines 0rei=6ent=Stldes 9erfelbe I1noa
an, mas leoob feline Sdiher5eu berporrief. SD beadtete
Die mutOe 5tele uilt mciter. bis ie ua9 3mei SabreH
itl SIT oergr6BerU begouu unO ME Elm 9tingpurm auss
lab. Gs 1udte uno branute, uuo id begauu aaerlei
Ntittel bogegen an3nruenben, bod Obne @rfOlg. Sd iiiblte
Muir VorGDergehende Erieichterung,
llnO m~andmal fel6ft fOl9e Mot. Sd fouute gto4ts
nibt i9lofen, nno in 5Olge Oes Sucens trose i'd bic
munoe STEELE bis 8lut gum 9ori9eiu fam. Bel BeiBem
9Better mareu meme Gabogen uuo @eIeufe 9Gr5lib numb,
uno pas ib babel 9etitten. IdBt iib nift beiGreiben- SIM
IeBteu 6ebruar mabte i5 oOu eiuem blutrelnigenben
&rante @e6ranb, aber baS madbte Die Same mn nod
dImmer unO balo 5et9teu ib on uteinem gan5er &6r=
per 9tBblattern. SD traBte INNER mebr, 10 onB Imb ge=
robe3u S9nppen %obl6fteH. Sic ruunoen Steaeu begau=
men SIT ettern uno i'd lpiinIbte mir ben SOB. S9lleBli6
faufte mein Satte etue Sla1ne BON 6ooOS Soriaparia0,
uuo tb bate crit Die 6dlfte Oaoou geuunlmen, as ib
cine Berduoeruug 5um 8eiieren %oerlpIrte. SD babe cine
6lal9e oon 9oobs Sorlaporila 9euoumen.
No&-4 4 - II, $50 - -
, 1894-03-19
g}tcbt bieles er,Qb(t Sic G6rpnif 6eut

- Ntbt bieles er3Gblt Bic G6rontf beute
aus Der 8eltgei6i6te, Der 10. OfGr8 1T
Oer GoOestog bes 8Oni9s @iG6eIm III. botr
GnoIonO Q7O2), bes 8apite5 Clemens XII.
Q721), beS Generals Gottle6en Q773) unb
beS 9i6ters SObann QtrnoL6 ebert Q795)
un6 ber @eburtStag 6es 6iitoriferS Sem
ri6 SEQ (1799) unb bes @roBber3ogs
Srtebricb Srans III, bon Meflenburgz
S6merin. 9(m 10. WtGr3 1903 entiagt
Scarf ". Dem ipanii4en Gbron; 1913
iprengt 9aOouit in Dresden bic Glbbritde ;
Alufruf 8ur elmer banieattIben 9egion ;
Gertrag 3pti6en &uBlanb unb 9reuBen
9egen gtapoleon gu 8reSlau. 1915. Slucbt
2ubtptgS XVIII. Dor 0fapoleon aus 8oris.
1871. ~gtapoleon III. tpir6 bon 9BtlbelmSz
bObe entlaiien. - Bariier Commune.
, 1894-03-19

- Anti "z6otd6, ser r6armsrs
freun6" aus MtiiOurt, bat itd6 in Ben 3opf
8eiebt, @ouperneur tperben Su mouen, un6
ba, troB Ser in Ser nStaOt bes bI. 2ubwtg"
an8eiammelten uSnteQi9en3", 6as bduer7
Iic6e @lement in Wfiiiouri eben bob ben
@usi6lag giebt, 10 1T es gar nic6t unm6gz
lib, baB 6atb ietn 3iel errei9t. SINNER
BIN bat CT in bem N6geor6neten Ooder0
eiuen gefd6rLic6en Witbeiperber. 2cBterer lit
t~niofern cine Merfmiirbigfsit, ais er Sell
tiinitler, BANTER un6 acknowledgements
in elmer 8eripn lit unb in alien brei
6d6ern r%ieinen Munn felt" @abrs
i6einli9 Wiirbe Der Oielieittge Mann aud6
einen tpeit beiieren @ouOerneur vabgeben, "
ais ser in neuerer a3ett fart nit ben 9opuz
liiten ~llebGugelnbe 6otcb.
, 1894-03-19
Ote SamiGie 8refenribse aus Sen

- Die Samilie Breckenridge aus Sem
t1d9, Die ieBt in 8aihinston Der io9enanne
ten fetnen @eleui4aft 10 retcblicbe Inter
baltung btetet, bate bis bot Sa6resfrift
tbrc @n6a9t in Ser presbDterti6en Gobez
nantftrcbe baieGbit Oerricbtet, mar 6ann
aber, ais Ser 8farrer 6amlin fir BEN
v&eBer" Briggs 9artei er9rtff, nadb Ser
Stem Oorf 9(Oerue @6ur4" iiber9eftebelt.
&eberti6e 2lniibten nertro9en fib nit
etnem iOGdben 9ebensmon0eG, mie i'm Ser
pOberit" Breckenridge fibrt, nidt. 9a8
1ieBe aus Ser Stole faQen.
, 1894-03-19
8Iutioe Rouferei.

Ser 29idDrige Sobn Smiten6orff BON
$40, 43 @orneliaitr. 9erietb beute Morgen
an Der @fe Ser 6aliteOz unb 2l%u9uitaitr.
pegen elmer gerin8fii9i8eu Sahe nit Otto
OreweS in Strett, Der linn NIT einem
Gai9enmeler 8mei lange unb tiefe @unoen
in Ser linten 8aGe beibrocbte. Smitene
0orff tpur6e na6 Dem County 6ofpttal
gebrac6t, mo bic Qter3te ibm feline @unDen
3unGbten. 0retpeS ent9tn9 Der Gerbaftun9.
, 1894-03-19
Q8enn es pabr lit, fpie ser n0eperenb1

SCN'b =" 'NHD| w y W U0NSOS(SItD
M3a6iion 6. ReterS geitcrn ieinen 3ub0s
rem III Der v8lOOmingbale 9tcforme6
G9ur9" in Stem gOrt Oerrat6en bat, baB
Den totboItidben OrbenSihtpeitern 8"eftattet
tptrb, in ben @lmtSftuben Der &e9ierun8 in
8aibingtOn 81 vbetteln", Damn lit es freiz
ltc5 an 6cr 3eit, 6aB Dem GtnfluB Ser
&atboItten Bel ser 9te9ierung Elm Damn
geieBt tpirb. 0aB Sic gtonneu mancbmal
an BENT Sage tommen, an benz bic Qtnge7
iteuten i3re 2Obnrng befommen, berrdt5
cine &enntniB Der Tjtan5oerbdItntiie, Oie
Dem 3onOe nur gefdDrli9 perOen fonn,
gfonnen Iouten in 9tesicrun98gebdu6en
nur 9ebuLOet iperben, menn crfabrungsgez
mdB bic Angeiteuten nit Sebniucbt tbrem
, 1894-03-19

3a6Gtoge el1tgegenicben. Damn tper6en fie
bas 8tcberfommeu ibon oer9eiien un6
elmer mdcbtigen Griebfe0er Set @elten6>
mabang fotboliiDen @in1uiies lit Sic
Spibe ab9ebrod6en,
, 1894-03-19
Nbom ann,e- Elm Snhrmn,fn n,,e

Nbam &un5e, Elm Subrmann aus $50
Garrou AOenue, tpurbe 9eitern friib babel
ab9efaBt, ais er aus Dem 351 SO. Qofeitr.
gele8enen Sutterlaben bon Sobn Barr.
bein1Itb mebrere 8In6el Seu berausbole1t
uno auf ietnen @agen la6en tpoate.
, 1894-03-19
epnnetr grufs. omaha. 9esmpl=

WtilDautee un0 ~gtacine-Q6fabrt - u Il Ut.
$3.50 DC +l13O M. Y g., 3 g., IS st.. 8 q.
III o.; Nnfunft: '7:35 So, 1890 81, 1905 81.
'l1:3O Sc, 'l;l5 q, t4gG. 1915 81, '945 81, 81 u.
@tobt0n- @bfaprt t. @k. $50 81, IS g.,
'5Nk; &nFunft: 1905 Dt, HIS a.. 1915 Gibbs.
GOdiorO uH0 ~5reepDrt-Abobrt: II MG.. t1O.1 Is NG,
415 g., f1l.80 81. Nntrnft: 1000 SIT. '+215 81,
1855 g.. Hills A.-'Sagltd. fSdoIid, ousgeuoutme1
SDnnta9s. z EG9ltdl, MtOnta9s Ous8euonlmeu. +Sda.
ltb @anStoas ousgeHOmmen. 9hr SOnntags.
NBteeeo, @tiis8amFee &c st. @auI=g:fenSahn.
~ Stabt=Gtdet Ofitce: POI @Iart=St=; 9eIephons
2lso Mtatn. 1nlOn 4aiiaser.StatiOu GonuLs akamSs
, 1894-03-19

9ben6blatt Der 81. StaatsStg. l Gent.
, 1894-03-19
heirdthsfheine.

SoIgenSe 6etrotbsideine nurben 5eute
Worgen bon Serrn SalOmonion tm8ureau
bes @ountDclertS auS9efertigt:
, 1894-03-19
80(timgre C Ohio. Gi(en6ahn.

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. 90. - 0ranh
y Central Citation, Siftb 2tne. unb 9Grrifou Strabs
otobt=Office an @larf unb Sodion Str. (gbentr 8lb9)
, 1894-03-19
etzt, da ich wohI bin,

5ei9eH it9 mn nod 5met fietue Slefen on metnem 8eine.
SD erfreue MIDI jest luieoer geiuuoeu S6lofes uuo QuteH
Mppetites un0 tam onbaltenO 0rbeiten. Sh bin "a Sahre
, 1894-03-19
.gdar6. tsdoI.. ousfaL. spnnt.

fSt.. Raul uno MtiuneapoIts.....
TSoma nno Ronias GrereB.......
'Spcamere uuO 9Drpn .--......
fSt. Gbarles uno S1comore .....
'Gt 8aul uno NtiuneapuIis 800.
'GesWtDines. ct. Sos u. &aH, Gitn
, 1894-03-19
GiGenbohn~ &aRrpRdne.


" OfTces: 8os. 2O6-2O8 Start : Stroee. nm Der
Saflep ApeHus Station uHS a1 9epOt, SIDE Meassuua
GtHaIe=2tr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
BRUTALITY AND EDUCATION.

Last Saturday the football game be-
tween Harvard and Yale surpassed in
brutality all previous events of the kind.
Several times the game had to be post
poned while some long haired youth was
borne out with his skull crushed in or
his collar bone bro KEN
There is now a whirIwind of protests
going up over the country against bru-
tai football. All the football players,
even those who were hurt, are certain
that there was not brutality practiced in
the game.
The truth is that the college boys have
gone daft on the subject of football.
When they get their heads smashed they
regard it as kind of honor, and when
they are thrown to the ground and
jumped on they imagine themselves
heroes. They are not.
Brutality is below par. The people of
this country do not regard puailists as
great men. Neither do they hold long
haired football fighters as heroes, even if
the football players do happen TO come
from rich and respected families.
However, it seems that football, and
particularly college football, has come to
face all protests and will survive, and
the insane young men who engage in it
will go on breaking one auother's necks.
The college professors have protested.
The parents of the boys have protested.
The public i'll general has protested but
the brutal games go right along.
There Is one consolation. The boy
who does not have chance to get
college education will get as much
Drawn behind the plow as the college
football maniac doe5 on his "field of
glory and lie will also have the ambi-
ton to educate Misunderstanding that
never appears TO inspire these rowdies
VINO attend eastern colleges, ostensibly
to educate themselves, but really for the
purpose of being able TO De bully.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
OKLAHOMA MARRIAGES.

Oklahoma has had considerable trouble
with its divorce laws, and it appears
that fault can also be found with its
marriage laws. In the Oklahoma
statutes, section 1924 defines marriages
as "a personal relation arising out of a
civil contract, 10 which the consent of
parties capable of making it Is neces-
sary.' And the section SAYS further
"censent alone will not constitute mar
riage; it must be followed by sOlemni-
cation or nay mutual assumption of
martial right. duties or obligations.
In the last number of the Oklahoma
Magazine Mr.. II. H. Howard offers some
comments on this statute which will be
found interesting.
Mr.. How ard says: This section is
wonderfully woven woof of wisdom.
Is marriage personal relation for any
other reason than that the statute 30 de-
clare,: Is 1t not rather a mere contract
entered into IN due form by which a
personal relation is created? And Ger
tainly We would suppose that consent
alone constitutes marriage If tie law did
not declare otherwise. And too we
would suppose that the parties need not
be capable. but are instructed by the
legislature that they must. Aud how
could we help thinking consent alone
constitutes marriage il 1t was not de-
clarrd that the consent to marriage
must be followed ~ solemnizarion. il
We like ii So. o. by mutual assumption
of the marital rights, If we ike that bet
ter, or by taking up the duties, If
that's more 10 our tastes. OF by assun.-
ing simply the obligations. if we
prefer; for either will dc, Just 50 We
consent and there Is mutual assumption
of one or the o,her.
After consent the mutual assump-
ton OF either the marital rights, duties
/ or obligation constitutes Subsequent
conspmmat.on' and makes marriag-
/ complete, which, according 10 section
1928. may be manifested IN any form
l and may be proved under t:.e same -e.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
HONESTY AMONG QUALIFICATIONS.

Last week a young clerk in a New
York bank departed suddenly and the
usual examination followed showing
tina. Seeley, the clerk, had been stealing.
He had stolen, in eight years, something
like 1854, 600.
| Today as a consequence the bank. is
kept busy assuring its depositors that the
bank is substantial and can stand the
| loss without serious embarrassment.
But it is an embarrassment and will
cause the bank considerable trouble.
Seeley had for years carried on the
embezzlement without the slightest de-
lection. He kept only part of the books
but by manipulation he had covered up
the shortage and protected himself.
| There is proof in this that the only
safely bank or any other institution
has is in the personal honesty and in
tegrity of its employees. Even with the
high degree of perfection reached i'll
bookkeeping, there are crooked minds
enough 10 cover up thefts. Unless the
employee is honest, the bank or CONNER
cial establishment is open to theft.
The business men Of the country rec
ognize this. They understand that they
are in the hands Of the men they en-
ploy to attend to minor and clerical mat
tiers of their business. And, as result,
honesty and honest men in all business
are at premium. Talented, shrewd-
ness and business quickness will be sac
rificed and thrown aside for honesty
anywhere.
Any young man who is starting out liz
life will, if he cares make his honesty
his capital 1t is what is wanted in all
business and when it has been tried and
found to be sterling it can command
money and lots OF it.
Competency in business is always es-
sential. In a large concern there are
many responsible positions which bring
with them strong temptations to the
clerks filling them. But a man can
demonstrate his honesty and having
once demonstra ted it there is no posi-
lion too high for him to fill.
The clerk, Seeley, who robbed his en-
ployer, as a thief, achieved success. But
IL IS only temporary success. He will
he bounded the rest of his life by the
officers of the law and even if he should
elude them, which is not probable, his
anxiety and fear will give him no rest
and VIII not permit him TO settle perma-
nently anywhere.
He will have gained nothing by bis
dishonesty. He could have gained every
thing by honesty.
Every young man should put it deep
in his soul that whether it is in law,
In medicine, in trade, in any calling
whatever, honesty is more requisite than
any other qualification.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
a STRANGE PEOPLE.
pro ! the yew York san.

PRO = the Sc~ York SaR-
There live in the swamps II Robeson
county, North Carolina. a strange race
Of people. Their manners. customs and
personal appearance are unlike those
Of any other race on the American con-
tinent- They live within themselves,
and their intercourse with their neigh
bors. both white and colored- Is limited
10 the extent which necessity demands
Among the citizens % the county they
are called Portuguese and mulaitoe-
They are neither. Recent investiEa-
lions by antiquariaus who have closely
studied their characteristics incline 20
the opinion that they are the descend
ants Of the Croataa Indians and the
lost colony Of Roanoke island
II Is an historical fact that on ne ar
rival OF the relief expedition htted ont
by Sir Walter Raleigh and Sir Richard
Granville the colony planted on Roam
olze island a Few months before had
totally disappeared Years atterward,
when the country had become sParseiy
,ettled by the Engl4sa. and when the
Iu>cor0-a Indians were the dominant
tribe, II was a tradition among 'hsm
that IN the interior there we're white
rnen who were members OF smaller
tribe OF Indians. and that these men
possessed many Of the q f. % the In
zlish- In j. generally thought that
when the Eng' N vessels sailed % f-u-
gland FOR supplies or the infant colony
those LEFT on RoanoSe island were too
weak - defend Themselves against the
Croatan Indians their nearest neigh
bors and that il an iacursi01 m mea
were killed and the women and cAL-
Gren carried away into captivity
Whatever may - THE supposit3o,-
the fact nevertheless remain ths- 81
this remote couuty q tEc Old North
state there exists to-1.aT strange aud
peculiar p~ople- Their zEe1c4=tso7s
have, n the main. been with thnss
who. previous - the var, ~ers known
H. the southern states "a free negro@s-
1Aey .ate-n2ET.ea with the~s tres &C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

There are nine hotels in Enid where a
man can put up"
Cross has bonded her Indebtedness. 1t
amounts TO 5000.
The FL Reno Daily Eagle has been re-
yived aud it is daisy.
The Beail trial begins again at Ell Reno
the 18th of next month.
The secretary of the interior, it Is said,
credits the report that there is gold in the
Wichita mountains.
Vic Casey, who killed a marshal at
Yukon last spring, died last week in the
Jail at Oklahoma City.
The report of the Dawes commission TO
the secretary Of the interior will be pub
lished next Friday morning.
The execution Of r. j. Phillips has
been stayed, and the case will go before
the supreme court of the territory.
As the time for the meeting of the legis-
lalure approaches. Ell Reno gets out "a
broom and dusts off its Capitol Hill.
Il is rumored that United States Mar
shall McAlester will be removed aud
ed in his place.
The Chicago men passed through OKLA
homa on their way back from Texas, and
they were much taken with the young ter
ritoly aud its people.
Right after the election an evangelist
plugged into Perry aud succeeded in
getting 200 men TO declare that they would
try te lead better lives.
At Oklahoma City j. c. Dean was con-
yicIed of embezzlement. The 500 which he
EN- bezzied he paid months ago, but that
did not effect the verdict of the jury.
William Kuipe who WAS elected to the
house in the Sixteenth district of Okiaho-
ma, has "A son, ". A. knIpe, WHO was
elected to the Kansas Legislature from
Riley county.
Pond Greek Tribune: The cases of the
Rock Island Railway company aud others
against tue citizens of Pond Creek for
damages resulting from the wreck on june
6, were brought mp on Tuesday. and owing
10 u defect III service We're qusshed by the
court, aud costs charged 10 the plaintiffs.
II anything further is done in the matter
it will be necessary to begin new suits. As
the company SHOWS no disposition TO press
the case, this Will probably be the end
of L.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28

eral rules of evidence as facts in other
cases. To be capable the male must be
Is and the female IS years of age. And
according to section 1927 this consent
must be manifested in some form og a
mutual assumption of marital rights or
duties or obligations instantly in order
to be legal subsequent contamination
of the arrangement; and it is not suffi-
Gent that the consent be ''to an agree
ment TO marry afterwards
mo particular form of ceremony is
required, but the parties must declare
In the presence of the person solem niz-
ing the marriage and at least ore other
witness that they take each other as
husband and wife. The marriage must
be solemnized, authenticated and re-
corded, but it makes no difference as to
its validity whether it is or not. Such
is the provision of section 1896"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
A Victory for PaSkola
1t Receives the Official Endorsement
Of Eminent Experts and a Jury
of Representative Citizens.

The suit brought BIZ Ohio's Food Com
missioner against Cincinnati druggis
for selling Paskola on the ground that
1t was nothing hut Glucpss, resulted In a
great victory for Paskola and verdict
against the state.
During the course of the trial, Pro-.
Smaller OF the University Of Cincinnati,
testified that Paskola was not glucose,
and even if it was, 1t would be harmless.
he also bore witness to It's activity is q
digestive agent.
Prof. VIM. Dickore of the Miami col.
lege, testified 10 the same facts. So did
Prof. Schmidt, the chemist Of the board
of health, Prof. VIM. Hoffman and
Others.
4 practical ties. was made in court,
showing tie digestive action of Paskola
on eggs aud meats of various kinds,
whereas glucose under precisely the
same conditions produced no eTfec;
whatever.
The test but confirmed The experts
statements and proved Pa,kola 10 b. Of
great value in indigestion and wasting
diseases.
This verdict disposes of the malicious
attack that has been made against Pas
kola 10y interested rivals, and suits have
now been brought against the proprie-
tors of a we'll known emulsion of cod
liver oil for having given wide circula-
ton TO false formula and other mis-
represent ions regarding it.
The animus o. this attack Will be the
better understood when it is stated that
Paskola is being largely used in the
place OF cod liver oil.