davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-07-26
Die SADIE war 9auS anoers.
mie Ole Geidtdte nit Der 3luemafatne in
mirflidfeit mar.
0erIin. 26. NnIi-

Serltn, 70. Sult.
@n Ser 3el9tbte bon benz ernitlt6en
unfoQ, wel6er Otto 2tltentbaI, ben be-
rtbntten vfltegenoen Wann", 0eiieu Ser
beiierun8en Ser 6lngmaibine in Der gam
gen WeIt nit Sntereiie perfolgt tperoen,
betrofen baben iou, 1T fetn tpabreS @ort.
Die Sbatiaben itnO fpIgen6e: @or Is
Sagen, ni5t AM Iebten Sonnta9e, 1teute
Otto 2tltentbaL in @roBzQ i1terielDe bel
Berlin, unb nt6t in 2tdterpelbe in Bel
glen, 8erluhe NIT elmer ieiner Slagmaz
i6inen an. St erlitt einen lei6ten Sal,
blieb aber bOQtg unoerIebt, unb aucb feline
Maihiue tpurOe nrr lei6t beibGbtgt.
9te vgforoOeutl6e Nugemetne 3ettung"
DerOfentli9te am ndditen Sage etnen Or
ttfel iber Qilientbal's unbebeutenben I'M
fall.
, 1894-07-26
trau uno 6eIo per1hmunoen.
Die wei6e 9rau eires 21eeers breltnt nit
oefem GeIoe u1o 3wei StroI9en ourd.
9. 26. SuIt.

= , ~ ~" O"+N"
Sad Qepts, Elm moblbabenber, in benz
8ebn Meilen 0itIi6 bon bier geIegenem
Salem mObnenber gteger, bat 9eitern feline
petBe 6rau nebit Ser. Summe BON $2515
cingebiiBt. Qetpis traute Ben 8anfen ntbt
unO betpabrte iein Gelb in ietner @obnung
auf. ST arbettete BET Der v0emtng Wtanuz
featuring Gompanp", unb mdbrenO er uorz
geitern gtacbt BET Der QIrbeit mar, per@
ibpan0 feline Srau, nit pelber ct felt bret
Sabren Derbeiratbet mar, nit spet mo-
torii6en Strolben, gfamenS Baum un6
Boom, uno nit ibr ieber Sent ieincS gez
iparten @eloe8. Qepis ent6efte letnen
8erluit 9eitern Worgen unb macbtc iofort
Der BOlt5ei 2tn5eige DaDon. SIS wuroe in
@rfabrung 8ebraht, baB Die 6ur9gcbrannte
6rau NIT ibren beiben 9iebbabern geitern
WfOr9en bier anfom, un6 bon bier tpabrz
i3einli6 einen tpeitIi9 9ebenben Bug be-
itte8en bat. 2etpis perfolgt Die @eieli6aft
unO mill alien 9reien bas 9ebenslicbt aus
blaien, tuenn CT ite ndmli9 eirboIt.
, 1894-07-26
Spurlos perthwunoen.
Gin on9eiehener Gei6Gftsmonn NIT Swei
8e9Ieitern mo einem SeoeIboote
perihwunoen.
so Nfi9,, 26. SuIt.

@or ungefabr elmer 8ocbe fubr CHARLES
s. Wfartin, Elm angeicbener bieii9er @e3
%lbGft5mann unb 2l9ent bon 9telion W1orz
rt5 & so. in Gbica8o, nit 3pei @efdbtten
nit elmer tLetnen SegelDabt BON bier ab,
I'm, ME eS bieB, cine 6abrt nab Stur9eon
8op'5u macben. unb iettOem bat man tpe6er
bon Utarttn nO6 bon 7einen 8e9lettern
o6er Dem 8oote ba5 @eringite pteoer ge7
ieben. @inem @eriibte nocb ioQ er in
Miltpaufee 9cieben tporoen ietn, aber 6ies
bat it6 ipGter ais unpabr berausgeiteut.
Seine TreunOe bcbaupten, 0aB Marttn irrz
itnnig 8emOrben let, pdbrenb 9ln6ere Der
4nitcbt fino, OaB ieine 2eicbe auf Sem
0runOe ber Green 8at liegt.
, 1894-07-26
Der 6iirit Pabfelo.
meiI er i'm RouIette in Saratoga p%erIiert,
fdlGet er 2lues in taufeno Stiden.
sc e n Nprf, &c. Su[i.

Son Saratoga tpirb ser v@orlb" bericbz
tet, 6aB Der Siirit 6aBielb, Der S9mtegerz
lobn Don s. g. 6untington, felt etntger
3ett I'M Saratoga Stub fart Houlette gez
ipielt Bate, uno bdufig in elmer SiBung
tauien6e bon 9olarS getponn ODER Derlor.
Die @ei6dftSfibrer nEr0en beior9t, rnb
bel3rantten ben @iniab fitr BEN 6iriten
ouf $4,000. @eitern Qlben6 ieBte Der
Shirt bon 500 bis $1,000 BEL ieOem Spiel,
unb 9epanu $1,000. Bl0BIiD ober
man6te itb baS Slid, unO er perlor Qtues
bis auf $4,000. 9arauf OerIteB er bas So
fal auf tur3e 3ett, unb ais ct suriidtebrte,
Oerlor ct feline leBten $4,000, unO nob tpciz
tere $4,000. Scum aber beitonb Der Gigenz
tbImer ouf per Nbmahun9, tporauf Ser
YHrit ben G0ulettstii4 umtporf un6 in
ictner 8utb NQes 5ertrimmerte, mas t6m
inter Die 66nbe fam, SchlteBtib muroe
er 5ur &ube 8ebrabt, wprauf er bas 2OtaG
perIteB.
, 1894-07-26
8eaahlt thren 2lntheiI.

StraBenamt5OorItebcr NtcGartRn er6ielt
beute &nrmitta8 Don Der GDicago Gotlon
@lectric Gigbt COMPANY cine 2lnipeiiung
auf $500 3ugelteIt, ais 2lntbell Der gez
nanntcn @eicuibaft fir bic bon Der StaOt
aHsgefiibrte gfe%upflaitcrung Der SafiOnz
itraBe, BON Der Oticbi8an 2iOe. bis sum
6luiic, unb oer0carbOrnz mno StateitraBc,
pon Der So6lonitraBe bis sum 6Luiic. 0ie
Stoot bate bic gteupflaIterung elmer 9(nz
5a0l pou StroBen fir notbtpenbig gebaltcr,
sic BON Den Oeri6ieOcnen 0aSz uuD cleft
triidben @eieuihoften gum 3Defc Ser 9ez
gung bon &0bren un6 9rabtIeitun8eu aufz
geriiien moroen lp0ren. Die gDiion 50.
lit Sic critic gepeien, pie ben auf ite entz
fauenben 2lntbeiL al ben Soften Ser 4faltez
rltngSarbeiteu beSablt bat.
, 1894-07-26
Die Wei}enernte lit CHILE.
Der Ban elmer &anofraRe iiber
Ole 2lnoen.
Utr h1tlH1ttrd1ea GFTd14uunFr
4tnh1 Rer11 nhnrnnnnrn-
Das britifde Gefdwaoer pon montepioeo
na6 Rio ab9eoampft.
SC N Nnrf. 26. cSult

sc N UDrt, 70. SILT.
Die 9epeIbe bes r6eraIb" aus @aIpaz
raiio, GbiIe, ent6dlt fo[genOe Witt6eilung :
Sn SOtge reibIicben Gegenfales fam nit
Siberbeit auf cine CUTE B%ei3enernte gere6s
net tper6en. W2tt 9lr9entinien lit fir ben
8au elmer Cambridge iiber 6te 9lnbes, CUR
8erbin6ung Der Giienbabnenbpuntte in
beiben QGnbern, Elm QlbfOmmen getroffen.
BtecoIa bat etne bteiige en9Iii6e 3eitung
nit @elb untertiiBt, nm ietner Sabe gu
belfen.
Stir BEN San, 6aB bic ltnruben stpiiben
9eru unb G9ile itb ernftIt6 geitolten iouz
ten, pirb Elm htleniibeS @ei6paber na3
GouQo geianbt tperoen. Ser G%Drre1ponz
bent in Otontepibeo bericbtet, 6oB bic &C.
rildte iber cine borttge Reoolutton 1i6 gez
legt baben. Ser 8efe6lSbaber Ser Nrmee
bat 6ret Sage bintereinanber Sic &aiernen
beiucbt uno gefuroen, baB Die @eriibte
DouitGnbig grunblos itnb.
9oS aus bier &rie9si6tffen beite6enbe
britti6e @ei6maber bat it9 na3 Gto Sas
metro be9eben.
Die Gontrofte fir 2ieferung bon Gelez
gropbenmateriaL an bie Gegierun9 iinb
elmer amerttanti6eu 6irma 3u9eiprOben
DOr0er.
, 1894-07-26
KtrbenpoItttf.
Die KothoIiFen ite9en bel ether S4uIwahI
uno Ole u. p. u. beanftancen ole maRL.
SOutb &mbo0, 81. S., !
26. CSu[t.

70. suit.
Die S6ultpabL bat bier biel b0ies 8lut
9ema6t. Die BabL mar bic erite, tpelcbe
nacb bent neuen @eiebe ob8ebalten tpuroe,
uno e8 pur6e etn Doue5 GolIegtum BON
SbulOoritebern 9eipGblt. Der 3miit nurbe
burb oaS 0erbalten oeS 8forrers BON Ser
fatboIil6en ct. W}arien &ircbe berborgez
rufen, pel6er, tpie es beiBt, sic Srauen
ietner @emeinbe a~n9epieien bate, fir Gauz
bibaten ibreS @loubens gu itimmen. Sci
Der GrOffnUng Der StimmplGBe petiomz
meltcn it9 Die fatboIii6en Srauen in Der
Sbulbaue Ser ct. Wtorien Gtrdbe; ale
batteu tbre Stimn3ettel bel iib. Die Yroz
teitanten puBten NIGHTS baOon, bis iene
Srauen, INNER gu Dtercr, an BEN Stimmz
plGBen eri6ienen. Damn begriffeu fife,
maS Los mar, unb 10 LANCE bic Sttmmz
plGBe 1toc9 offen paren, 9aben iid6 Bic Broz
teitanten Die 9r0Bte Mliibe, Sen &otbolifen
ben Stang ab3ugeiptnnen. GS mar ieoodb
81 ipQt getporben, I'm bic Gatbolttcn aus
benz Telbe 81 i6la8en, unO 0aS 9teiultat
mar. 0aB Die &at6oltten bon ben neun
S9ulOorlebern iccb8 ertpGbIt batten. 0te
Proteltanten mpuen bic Ba6t b%eanitanocn,
neil, tpte lie iagen, Diele non ben Tr0uen,
Delbe geittntntt battcu, nocb nibt DQs gez
leBltcbe Nlter errcicbt batte1. IS betBt,
baB Der rSlntor SrDcr" Ser q. 6. 81. etnen
gertdtltcben 8efebl erlpirtt bat, I'M Die
Scbuloorlteber an Der 2lu5iibltng ibres
MmteS 81 b%erDtnOcrn, ur6 Die SDlge 1piirDe
oann 1eln, oaB Die 9lngele9enbett Dor Dos
@ert3t tommt.
, 1894-07-26
Goo in oen Slammen.
Gin itebenunoo4t5i9jdhrioe farmer in fei=
ner Wohnun9 perbrannt.
8urItn 6 0 II, Soma, 26. SuIt.

~ ) " b , y ~ OphUuf 40 OSALt"
@eteru fanb Ser obt Wfeilen peitli6
bon burlington DO6nenbe Sarmer George
N, Dee bel elmer IN ietnem 6auie ausgez
bro6enen 6euersbrunit ictnen Sob in ben
Tlammen, Gr mar 81 Sabre alt, pog 300
8funb, un6 lag fronf i'm 8ette. Qluf cine
nocb ni9t ermtttelte Neile brab nm Mitz
terno6t 6euer aus, unb ais baiielbe entz
beft 4purbe, War 9ee's 8ett bereitS DoQz
itGn6ig BON Slammen eingebiQt. Sem
S9wte0erio6n Scott Default periubte i'm
aus Dem 6alie 81 i6affen, aber Der &ranfe
ntht I'M Ston0e SIT geben, unb De-
bauIt mar 9e5tpun8en, tbn ietnem S6td7
iale 3u iiberloiien. @ub Sees bejabrte
Srau trug l6Dere 8ranbtpunben Oooon,
ult0 Die gauge Samilie rettete ttatid3ltcb
nt6tS, ais 0as nadte 2eben.
, 1894-07-26
UelegraphiP&e Oepef&en.
Gin Dgnnmitattentat uereitelt,
G5eto's &d9en iber Guatemala,
Die intero5eanif9e Gifenbahn.
g e m 0ort, 26. Suit.

0epei6e 6eS y6eraI0" aus Guatemala:
Die bieii9en 8eb0roen ertlGren, baB Die
Ingaben bes Grz8 raitbenten G5eta iiber bic
@tnmii6un9 @uotemala'5 in oie &eDoluz
ton in SalOabor Douitdnotg untpabr itn6.
8eri3w0rer, peIbe Elm bieitgcs 3beater
in Die Guft 81 iprengen beobii9tigten, itnb
ob8efaBt tporoen, ebc ite tr8eno pelBeS I'm
bell auricbten founten.
Die Gontrafte fir ben 8au Ser 6ritten
&btbetlung ber tn~tero3eantiden Gtienbabn
nacb Guatemala iinb fir II Mtiuton
Dollars an &merttaner bergeben tporben.
, 1894-07-26
Strafe fit einet 3eitunesmann.
Or lift sur GbetInabme an etnem
Selo5u9e perurtheilt.
~uicoro9uanifde Gruppen auf Dem rIarf6e
na9 Blueielos.
&c e tp Oorf, 26. Suit.

II tEU DUtt LO. JHEE+
9em v6eraGb" pirb bon Managua in
gttcara9ua gemel6et, baB Ser 6erausgeber
bes 8lottes 81 @ommercio" bon Der Re<
9ierung perurtbsilt tporben lift, ii9 ber ST.
petition ge9en bic aufrii6rerti6en MOss
quito Snoianer anaui6lieBen.
Ser omertfaniibe @eIan6te 8ater bat
iib BON ietner &ranf6eit INNER nod nicbt
erbolt. y
Sn amtli9cn Greticn beiBt es, 6aB 6ie
Ser Staten ben 8ldnen ~gticaragua's an
Ser atlanttiben &i(ite 8orid5ub leiiten.
Nicuraguaniihe Iruppcr1 befinben ii6
bereits auf benz Q8e9e nacb 8luefteIbS.
, 1894-07-26
Grit poIitifer un0 Damn 5dIiaer
Gin friiRerer GountYreforoer na9 CANADA
ourdoebrannt.
Tronffprt, Sn6., 26. SuIt.

Sronffort, Snb., 26. SuIt.
@tutam Nooo, Der friibere &eforoer BON
Clinton @ountD unb Gin befannter 0teb>
b6n6Ier, 1T abbanben gefommen, unb
9eitern iteIte e5 itb berals, baB er 9ez
fGli6te 0ecbiel i'm 8etrage BON $4,000,
un6 auBer6em nob @lGubiger nit mebreren
tauien6 Dollars 3uriidgetaiien bat. 8ooo
bate it6 iett Qlblouf ietne8 QlmtStermines,
ettpa iett einem Sabre, nit 8iebbonoel be-
i6Gfttgt, uub reiite am Montag, augebLib
in 0ei6dften, nah 8uffalo. 3uleBt mur6e
ct in Solebo geicben man muBte, baB CT
it6 in 9eIODerlegenbeit befanb, unb felt
einigen 8o9en idltptrrten @erii6te Iber
i'm IN Der Quft berunt, tDel6e feline @LGuz
bigger DeraulaBten, cine l1nteriubun9 borz
3une6men, un6 biele bate baS oben ange>
gebene 9teiultat CUR Tolge. 0eitern iteute
eS ii6 beraltS, DaB Elm We6icl I'M 8etrage
bon $4,000, fitr pelcbe CT i'm leBten
Sommer cine 8arm g~efauft battle, Die 8ez
fGli6te l1nteri6aift ictneS Scbpte9erpaters
s. s.. 8oub trug sit nit berielben ge>
f6ll9ten ltnteri9rift berie6cner 8edbiel
bon $4,000, uno Elm ebeniol9er BON $500,
poren fiir g~ebOr9tcs @eLb in Der 6armer8
8ont 6interlegt. 9tele bei6en leBten 64lz
i9un9en tpurben ent6edt, ebe Moob iib
aus benz Staube gemobt bate, unb ct
pur6e 9%eSpun9en bteic Summen ii6er 3u
itcuen. W3an Dermutbet, baB it9 @oo6
11ah SanaoG getDarot bat.
, 1894-07-26
Der Oompfsr nGity Of psfin9" &c.
1tran0et.
ntaH hOfft ieOof1 ihn bel Ger na6fen ,fIutb
wteoer flott 5u MAIDEN.
9 N q. 2G- &nIi

Ser omeritoniide 0ompfer vGitp Of
SEEING, 9opt. Searls, mel6er am H..
Snlt BON 9on8ton8, pia Ootobama mach
gan 6ronctsco ob8ing, iiBt in Der yeobos
Sal, Sopan, ouf Dem Stronoe. @r mar
gcnot6t9t, etnen She'll Der 2aOung itber
8orO 5u t%perfen.
Der 9ampter befinOet itb ouBer @efa6r,
unb ma bort, tbn bel Der nGblten 6lutb
pteber fIott aU ma3en.
, 1894-07-26
Gin m0roer ms 0enfeits 9efdoft.
Der Dor 5wei Jahren pon Chicago na6 St.
Souls auseelieferte nl0roer milfon
heute eehenft.
g t.Qnuis Ofn.. 26. Sn[i.

= " . WEU'f AOF OWFF.
I'm feds 81 Mftn. tprrOe Der 0tegcr
Charles @ilion, tpelcber AM 8. 9tooember
1892 Moies 6obges i'll einem Streite iber
Elm Sroucn5tmmer, in tpclcbes ite betbe perz
liebt paren, ermprOet bate, i'm @elGngniBz
bofe bingericbtet. 9fad Der Morbtbat entz
flOb Der M0r6er na3 G6tcago, mo- CT in
6aft genOmnten unb na9 st, 2ouis aus
9eIlefert pnroe.
, 1894-07-26
SdnelIe Juitts.
DtesrnaI hat Ger 1idter &Yr9 feinen Err
thum beean9en.
garIDsIe, &0., 26. Suit.

VFT'T @Ut OWVEs
@leib naA Wtitternacbt beute Morgen
i3lu9 cine Hotte bic @efGngniBtbitren Elm,
boltc ben J2e9er @iliam GDLer beraus- unb
bling i'm an eiuem Iele9rapbenpfoiten al&f.
GDler befan6 iicb inter Der QtnfIage, einen
berbrecberii9en Qtngri7 auf etn brei5ebns
idbri8es M3bben 9en1acbt 5u boben, tpelz
cbes CT 9emiir8t unb 9elbIagen bate, i'm
@ef6n9niiie.
, 1894-07-26
Orfane uno ueberibwemmunoen.
Die iPariiae propin3 GuooaIoiara f6wer
Reim9efu4t.
Ntubrtb, 26. Syult.

Au9 oer 8roOin8 @uabaIaiara, melcbe
pom Golo our3itr0mt tpirb, merben Or
fame uno lleberi9pemmungen beri6tet.
Sine Nn5obl bon 0rticbaften in iener 8roz
ping baben lcbmer gelttten Die @rnte tpur6e
tart belbaoi9t, unh mebrere M~fenibenlez
ben gin9en nerloren.
, 1894-07-26
Stdott1hes,
Ods DIETER.

Opttfer &tetne, 76 @ai6ington Str,
bertdbtet fir Gbtcago bic folgenoen 8aroz
meter un6 TbermometeritGnoe:
lin 8 11br Mforg. rs Or, I'M 9 ltbr 78
ST., UNI 10 l1br 70 ST., nm II llbr 70
@r., I'M IL l1br 70 @r. 8arpmeteritan6
UNI 8 ubr Morg. 1886, II ltbr 1888.
, 1894-07-26
Die foreonifde 5ra9e.
Wte man heute oariiber in Ger dinefiben
6eianotfbaft in &onoon oenft.
~Qpn6pn, 26. CSnIt.

8tS Beute Mittog batter Der iapanii6e
urb oub Der 6tneiiibe @eianote Don tbren
Ne9ternn8en no6 feline 9tacbrtcbten iiber
pie gage in &orea crbalten. IS berri9t
1eoo9 bic 2ln!icbt Dor, 6oB es DorlGuftg
pent9ltenS, nicbt 5um &riege fommet
nuroe. Sin bObercr 8eamter in Ser chine
rlcben 9eianbtibaft iagte: y&or 3tpet
&a9e1 mar icb Der Qlnii6t, baB Ser &rieQ
unoermei0llb lei, obcr bcute CLAUDE tcb,
oaB Der Sturm iibcrftanoen 1T, uno 0aB BE
fOrean1lcbe 6rage frieOli5 beigele9t perben
mtrb."
, 1894-07-26
Otehn1drft.

6apetns 1900 6tid) ticoen I'm 5
Sent i'm Breiie unO broc9ten Icic6tere 800
@5.3O, lbmerere I. 90@5,25, burdbeinanber
4.9O(@5.25. S9afe 5000 Stiif) int
9retie taum DerGnbert, Gtn6pieb Q1,0OO
Stid) feit.
, 1894-07-26
Das neue label.
Reute mitta9 waren pom oemieIben 1877
meiIen oele9t poroen.
sc m BORT, 90. Suli.

9ellte Mfittog naren bon Dem neltcn Sea-
bel Der r2ln9lo@2(mertcan &~eLegrap3 60"
1877 Wteilen 9elegt tporOen, uno Der Sea-
belOampfer Scotia" befanD itb CUR 3ett
in 52.13 Wfin. n6rOlicber 8reite un0 1902
Otin. tpeltl. 2Gnge.
, 1894-07-26
mettfobrt 5wiiden Oampfern.
Gin tooter Ileeer uro Gin beiddoi9ter DAM
pier oas RefuItat.
Cincinnati, 26. Suli.

Son Chattanooga, Gem, miro Der
Commercial @asette" SoI9enDes beri6tet:
Q[uf benz 9ampfer Omega, tpeIcber 3mil9cn
bier unb &norpiIe fGbrt, fan6, tpGbrenb er
nit benz 0ampfer &inorid cine Bettfabrt
macbte, cine GrpIOfion itott, tpoour6 ein
SbornItetn berauS9ei6Ieu6ert, baS 0ef
nit tocben0em @oiier iiberi9ittet tpur0e
lnb Der gteger Tranf Butler, Elm 0ed7
arbctter, ietnen Sob fano.
, 1894-07-26

9tiBter g86jte DeripieS 5eute Irii6
SO6n ltrif inter $1,000 8iir9lcbait benz
@riminalgeribt. 9erielbe iou ange6licb
ben &rippel ScfutDSti nit einem MeIier
ange9riffen uno 9efGDrli6 perlebt baben.
, 1894-07-26
Wiuiarn u. upbam
Der republiPanif6e 6onperneursfanoioa pom
misconiin.

MtIwoutee, 8tsc., &c. Sult.
@iQtam 81. 1lpbam lit bonn republifani7
iben Gonpent gum @ouperneur nomtntrt
porben.
, 1894-07-26
Shtffsna6rthten.
0eitern a%noefommen:

2onbon - u9tt6monS Sill" BON 0ten
Oort.
6amGur9- v8aumpbu" bon WtontreaI
ct. Sobns - Siberian" bon @laSgotp.
Dorbetoefahren
2iSarb - columbia" nacb Stem gorf
Peute
Stem Norf - ySrabe" bon 8rcmen.
, 1894-07-26

Qbonntrta uf Das N~benbbIatt Der S4inots
Staatsz 3ettung. 8rets / Sent.
, 1894-07-26
Qus Dem 0riminaI9eriht.
moropro5e6 oe9en Sernharo Gtoen.

lIloroPro1eb 9e9eH SerTtlaro Gt9eH.
6eutc Na3mittag nm 2 ltbr pir6 8ernz
barb @tgen, ipeIcber Dor Diersebn Eagen
letne Srau Bertha Gt9en am beQen Sage
al Der 91Ortb Qtoe. eriboB, Dem 9ticbtcr
Smith Dorgefiibrt tperDen. SIS betBt, DaB
itd6 Gt9en i6ulbi9 befe1nen tpirb, II man
lit geipannt, Ob Der &i0bter Elm 3obesurtbet
%berDQn9en miro.
DerurtheiIunoen.
8or Htbter Sntitb befanntc iicb G6as.
2entp beS 0iebitubls i6ulbig uno erbtelt
Elm Sabr 3u6tbouS Suoicttrt.
9ie 9ei6mOrenen Dor bemlel6en 3icbter
befanben Sobn 0fuutga1 OeS @inbrucbS
i6ul0ig anb iebten bas StrafmaB ouf 0ret
Sabre 3udbtbauS an.
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CUT OFF BY THE RAILROAD.
A Tri-Weekly Mail for the Warm Springs
ValIey-Some Grand Views.

WARM SPRINGS, VA. November H.
Special 1.-THE Chesapeake and Ohio have
issued a new schedule TO take effect to-
| morrow. by which this valley is practi-
cally cut off from mail communications
on that road The train from Covington
Is, after this week. to be a "tri-weekly."
leaving Covington at 730 western time).
and reaching Hot Springs at s:05 western
tlme) on Mondays Wednesdays. and Sat
urdays. 1t remains at that place fifteen
minutes and reaches Covington some time
before early candle-light. During much
Of the summer we had two daily malls
over that road. Never since IL has been
constructed have We had less than one
day. Now we are to have three week.
and not even those who live at the Hot
Springs will have the opportunity TO
answer a letter. but must walt for two
days before sending 1t out. Before the
railroad came into the valley the mail
service via Millboro gave US the year
round daily mail. We trust that the
Post-Office Department Will hold the COM
pany to the daily mail
Since the chill November's surly blasts
have stripped the trees of their foliage,
the bride path from the Hot Springs,
over the eastern mountain. via Flag
Rock, offers 10 equestrians and pedestrl-
ans one of the finest succession of views
witnessed anywhere Your correspond
ent made the trip on foot this week,
making the ascent from the Virginia
Hotel TO the mountain top. opposite that
point. in an hour and a half. At almost
each turn of the path the Virginia Hot
Springs Company has had comfortable
seats placed to rest the tired traveller,
and from each of these resting points the
grand panorama seems more enticing.
When you reach the summit the scene
which is pread beneath and around you
is one uneNcelled anywhere In the noun
tains. Range after range OF mountains
seem TO life themselves into view as you
approach the summit. on the east on q
clear day the Blue Ridge Is seen with
many a hill rock-ribbed and ancient
as the SUM- between. At almost every
step from this summit TO the Flag Rock
the scene is changed. and you catch
fresh views Of this beautiful valley \
very comfortable bride path Is con-
structed between these two points, and
the trip can be made In less than two
hours. The pathway on the mountain top
Is about 1900 feet above sea level. and
leo feet above the average level OF the
valley. Mr.. n. z. Ingalls, during the
past summer. walked this trip time after
time, and was very enthusiastic over Its
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three more. I won't work f0r q =.
onth."
As great d,ai has been writ,
said about the amount OF money
young Napoleon OF the bctfns
Riley Grammar stood 10 lose on ne l,...
match between Domino mi H.ar,
Navarro: From one who know D..
exact amount was S7.74o.
AN AMTABLE HORSE
Byron McClelland naturally iaye, ..
great Navarro. and his face bo1ms
pleasure and pride as he talks . ...
When asked how he behaves az tie ,..
he replied: "Oh, he always !
what I want him o. do. he llWsg.
Why. when 7 first bought him am as
raj others, the first time I put r'I..-., !.
end straps on them 20 bresS fr.-.
acted Ike an old horse. and tha
boy thought he was broke irl
after put boy on him he 80 .t i.
enc thing
Mr. McClelland has combined lgrk
judgment. and long exper.o0ce
selection of horses. and has 0Rr ID
raced some great ones. anl do r.
Kentucky Is me re trusted. .koI. ......
u ireG than Byron McCleli1nJ.
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THE DUkN-lRBY NUPTIALS.


Church, Halifax County.
VERNON HILL, VA. November IT,
CSpecial)-The marriage here Thursday
night OF Mr.. Samuel W. Dunn and Miss
Oriana Amandta Irby was the prettlest
social event OF the season In Halifax
county. The ceremony was solemnized by
Rev. DIR. J. A. Beam, assisted by Rev.
Dr. Wildman. of South Boston. Va
Mt. Vernon church, in which the
nuptials were held. was deliberately deco
rated for the occasion with ferns,
towers, and evergreens.
The bride. who was attired in gown
Of white China silk. with orange bios
SONS and diamond ornaments, was accom-
panied to the altar by her brother, MIR.
yohn s. Irby, of Richmond, Va.
Mr.. w. II. Fitzgerald. OF Danville. Va,
gas best man. The bridesmaid. Miss Eva
l.. lrby. a sister Of the bride. was at
tired in light-bue serge and lace. The
ushers were Messrs. a. ii. Vaughn, OF
South Boston. Va. and J. A. Tune, A. NJ.
lrby. j. f.. Dunn, Of Vernon Hill. Va.
Lohengren's weddingmarch was beau
tifully rendered by Miss Mamie Ingram,
Of South Boston. Va. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn left on
the Southern railway train for a northern
tOur.
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OLD POINTS SEWERAGE SYSTEM.
Assessments Made on Citixens--Work to BE
Pushed-Soldiers NaturaIixed,

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, Noyem-
Der E.-(Special )-Major Davis Of the
Engineer Corps, who will have charge
OF the work Of constructing the new
sewerage system, has called upon the
citizens doing business on the reserva-
ton to forward their assessments. When
funds are received bids will be Invited
and contracts entered into. so that the
work should be under way by January
1st 1t will be pushed with all possible
speed in order to have it completed be-
fore the advent Of warm weather.
Two large walting-rooms In the ware
house on the main wharf, which have
been closed up to this time. were
opened for the public on Monday. When
the wharf was built some three and a
half years ago. a controversy arose be-
tween the military authorities and the
steamboat agents as to who should light,
furnish, and heat the rooms and have
general supervision over them. Both
sides wanted to boss the Job. and be-
tween them the public has had to suf-
fer.
A recent act Of Congress requires that
all enlisted men in the army shall be
citizens of the United States When the
sixty Of the men in the garrison were
aliens, and had never been naturalized,
Colonel Frank had them formed into a
company and sent them to Norfolk In
charge Of an officer to procure the neces-
sary papers.
Mrs. Frank, wife OF Colonel Royal T.
Frank, commandant has gone to New
York on a visit.
Captain Robley d. Evans, commanding
the cruiser New York. spent several days
with his family here during the week.
Captain Wilde, recently on duty at the
Norfolk yard, and wife, are spending
a few days at the Hygeia-
Eminent-C Commander w. J. Bodell and
Eminent Commander J. G.. Fulton,
of Hampton Commandery No. II. re-
turned from Richmond yesterday, where
they were in attendance at the meeting
OF the Grand Commandery.
Mr.. Walker Keller. a general service
clerk appointed under recent act of
Congress. reported for duty to Colonel
Frank Monday.
Mr.. c. w. Brown, night clerk at the
Hygeia, returned yesterday from a trip
to Des Moines. Iowa
Major William II. VERIFY. room clerk
OF the Hygeia, Is off on his annual vaca-
ton. which he will spend shooting in
the wilds of the Chickahominy swamps.
The following Richmonders were regis
tered at the Hygeia Hotel during the
week: G. c. Sleet and wife. Mrs. Carrie
Thalmer, J. +. Anderson, +. s. Craven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. WORKMAN, Jr..
Charles s. Mlllhiser. Miss Amelia Mill
hiser, and Miss Louie Mllhiser.