davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-29
5n eIeftriiher 8eIeuhtun9,
6u Ghreu Ger auweienoen pYthiasritter 1T
oos stonobiIo Ger 60ttiu Ger 5reiPeit auf
DER KuppeI oes KapitoI5 nit eIefs
trtider SeIeuhtun9 periehen
moroen.
@of6inqton, 9. g., 20. Mug.

9ie Nrbcit, 6as S%tan0bil0 Scr @0ttin
ber 6reibeit auf Ser &uppel oes &apitols
eleftrii6 gu beleucbteu, melbe fir unnOgz
Iic6 ertlGrt Durbe, lit enbIib auSgefiibrt
woroen. BGbreno Der 3uiammenfunft
Der Gempelritter un6 Der r@ronb Nrmp"
I'M Sabre 1892 loute bcreitS Elm 8eriucb
bo5n gemacbt perbcn, aber OerleI6e Wurbe,
ais 81 gefGbrli6, aufgc9eben.
6eute bat Gilbert Sorts, elm N%iiiitent beS
eriten GlettriftrS beS &apitoles, baS g8agez
itild Deruittelit elmer ben bier Yerionen
ouf Dem oberen S6eile Der &uppel gebaIte>
men Setter, aus8cfilbrt, uno beute Q(bcnb,
mor9en uno AM 6reita8 @beno miro baS
Stunobtl0 gu SIREN Ser 4ptbiasritter
9lGn3enb beleu6tet ictu.
, 1894-08-29
Oetroiter pil9er in Quebec.
Seridt oes pfarrers Gheooore iber Elm
Wunoer.
8 uebec, 20. Q(uQ.

\ -C' guy"
8or etnigen Sagen traf cine 9roBc 2lnz
3abL bon Ytl9ern nit einem 9ampfer aus
Wftbi9an bier elm uno be9ab it9 iofort
mach Der &apeue Ser bciligen QInna be
8aupre.
Ser 8farrer Gbeo6ore, Ser 6Ibrer ser
@eieQi9aft, 6ericbtet BON cinem @unOer,
tpelheS iib tpGbrenb Der Teter oes 6o9z
antics erei9nete. Gin &nobe, 6eiien Sea-
men nicbt ermitteIt tper6en %fonnte, mar an
ben Nrmen geldbmt, nacboem ct aber ouf
baS tnbriinittgite gebetet bate, mar ct
pI0bli6 i'm Stanbe, feline 66nOe unb @rme
81 betpe9cn,
Die BtI8er bon 0etroit beiucbten sic
6auptplntte Der StaOt, Die 8eibicbtIi6en
9enfmGler un6 Die Gbenc bon Nbrabam.
@etern 2(ben6 ltnO ite nit Dem 9ampfer
WOntreal mach Dem Q8eiten obgereiit.
, 1894-08-29
Gin iun9es 2ndoden t0otIid per.
munoet.
Der Ghdter f8ie6t f9 feIb9 cine KuseI in
Den Kopf.
q, So, %. Mug.

Die 9an3e @egen6 UNI Gban6lerbiue be-
finbet itcb iIber cine g~eitern 2tben6 periibte
Morbtbat in Der b06iten Q(ufregung. 9tez
ielbe biIoete Ben trauri9en 2tbibIuB Ser
Dte~r3ebnten SabreSDereinigung Der alien
2tniieoLer bon GaB unb Otaion GountD,
pelc4e geftern bier ab9ebalten mur6e, lno
beitan6 BARN, DAB So. OliOer aus 8earbsz
topn einem iungen OfQoden, 9fomens
Qtnna @orIo6 cine tO6tlicbe SbuBmunoe
beibra3te, 0lei6 6arauf eri9oB itcb Der
Morbbube ielbit. Ser Coroner bat lib
iofort all Ort un6 Steue begebel1, III cine
8ritnblibe l1nteriucbNn8 Der Sacbe DOr3uz
llebmen.
, 1894-08-29
5euer I'M 8ofes8ou=porf Ger
mpftfeite

Der rG6ica8o 8oie 8aU Cub, beIcu
SptelplaB OOr e%ini8en 98ocben crit burd
Seucr I'm iiber $40 900 geicbGbi8t poroen
mar, erlitt bertc einen dbnIic6en @erluit.
@egen l llbr 6rah nobe3u an beriel6en
Stcne, an Der bas teBte 6euer ousbrab
ipicOer 6cuer aus. @egen q lt6r tpaI
bai1el6e inter Goutroue gebracbt, naboem
naDe5U Scr gnn5e Grand stand" 3erit0rt
iporoeu. Der ScboOen lift Gin iebr 6ctrdcbtz
licbcr, ober burcb &eritberung na6e3u Douz
itGnoig 0e0eft.
, 1894-08-29
Grtrunfen.

6eute Sriib 9e9en 10 ll6r ging Ser sebns
idbrtge bel ieinen @ltern in 1859 50. 16.
Str. WObnenOe 8otrif Stub nit lciuem
6reunoe 0tatt. Guinlan BON 500 Union
Str. nab Dem Burlington Clip, am IlBc
Der Is. Str. un0 Dem SIuiie 0eIegcncu
Burlington Clips, nm 81 bo6en. Inn
Sbmimmen 5u Iernen, banb Yotrid licb
etn Stiif Carpet nit eiuem Strif um lei
men &Orper unb Oicien belt Der o1berc
8nabe. 8eim 6inabiprin8en lteB Qutrz
Ian ben Strid los unb vBatrid" ertranf.
Die 9etbe purbe lpGter auf9ef;i6t.
, 1894-08-29
Gin 9IIdItder SduImeiiter.
Gin perniinfti9er GrbonFeI madt ibn sum
miuion6r.
6 fertn i. &n6.. 20. 0Lua.

elmer Gilmore, elm 2ebrer an elmer biez
iigen Ofientlt6en SduIe, bat in County
9errp in Srlanb etnen @runbbeltb seerbt,
Der einen @ertb bon bret OtiQ;onen Oolz
lars baben iou. Die foIo1ale @rbIbaft
itammt bon etnem Snfel Der, un6 Der
8IiifIihe Scbulmeiiter bat bon ben Qboos
taten Mablon unO Gie0, in gtepr0, Str
LAMB, bereitS Die NufforOerung erbalten,
letne BeriOnli3fctt fcit3uiteueu, unb 6te
Baptere biniiber5ui9iden, tpaS 6enn auch
natlrIt6 iOfOrt geicbeber lit. Gilmore
lelbit wtro it6 in eini9en Gagen mt ietner
iun9en 6rat, Bic er crit brei Sage Dor
benz Gtntrcffen Der guten gtacbricbt gebetz
ratbet bate, nab Srlan0 artf benz Neq
ma3en, UNI Die @rbi6aft au5utreten.
, 1894-08-29
Der Notwithstanding Clarence.
Seine on9ebIiden 5uFunftspIdne.
90 Ttfo, Wter., 20. Q(uquit.

~|NHGB -" ~NSAIAS
@S miro bier beri9tet, baB Clarence, Der
0Guptltn9 Der 0foSquitOz Snbtancr, nell
cber iicb jeBt III &tn8iton, auf Der Snlel
Sanlaica aufbdlt, iicD bcmnGdDit, UNI 6duB
fir it6 unO feline Qlu5dnger in 9ticaragua
SIT erbalte1, nac6 W}erifo begcben mir6.
0tc BlGne 6eS 6Guptlin9S peroen iebr
9ebetm 9ebolten, ober man 9loubt, baB CT
Der meGitonilcAen &e8icrun8 einen be-
ftimmten &ori6lag CUR Q(n8lteberu1g ietz
mes 9anoeS macbcn miro, I'M ba5urb ben
IlnruDe1l III Mtittelumcrifo Elm Guoe at
rna3en. Sc lit friber icbon bGufi6 porgez
fAla8en tpOrben, baB iidb Wferifo Die
idmn1tli6en St6nferrepublifen 3u @emittbe
ftbren mOge, aber Der Blan utuBte itets
tDe9en Der Nppoittion bon Seiten Gnglan65
nnO an0erer 9Sationcn wie0er oufgegeben
tDer6sn.
, 1894-08-29
Der Oompfer Dporis".
OerfeIbe miro bel feiner fabrt wieOer pom
ieinem alien Captain befehIi9t weroen.
81 N 81 % 0luo.

gtab ser Nnfunft 6e8 0ampferS v8art5"
BON Der amertfaniicben 2inie, am Sreitag
ober Samita8, miro fem uripritn9Gicbsr
8efebl5babcr, Der Gapt. Trc6ertd 0atz
fins ben 8efebI iiber 6aS Sbtff mie6er
tbernebmen. Seitoem BET vBariS" Die
ameritanti6e Slag8e erbielt, bat er ben
9au1pfer Berlin" befebligt, nel6er icbt
ou6 Die britiibe Tlagge fiibrt. Capt.
98otftns mar bamalS nob fein amerifaniz
iher 8iir9er, unb m1Bte besbolb Ben 8ez
fe6l iiber ben 9ampfer ab9eben.
, 1894-08-29
Stdoti1bes.
Oos metter.

Optifsr &Getne, 76 @aibiu8tOn Str,
6ertdbtet fir Chicago Die fOlgenoen 8aroz
meter unb 3bermometeritGnOe:
lin 8 llbr Wtorg. IS @r., nm 9 l1br &c
@r., nm 10 llbr 50 Or, I'm IL l1br II
@r., nm II llhr "a @r. 8arpmetcrlt0nO
UNI 8 ubr Wforg. 1926, II ltbr 1926.
, 1894-08-29
6efhIohene v21IaHo9e QarIors".

OfaDor 6optin5 bat 6eute 8ormittag ouf
Sic DON 8Ol3eibei Brennan 8ut8cbciBcne
@mpfebIung DeS Gapt. So6u &prue uon
Der Capitalization bin Die Sc9LicBun9 Der
nacbbcnannten Jog. Otaiia8canitaItcn, inter
bercu 0efmuntcl Die lln3ucbt in ibren
iblimmiten 6Ormcn f~uLtiutrt ipuroc, an
geOr6net. SIS iino Dicic5 Die Suititute Don
Sliuc Ga Soc mo BON gtcuie Q8beeler i'll
253 0earbornitr. 2iuic QnOerion, 1872
Statcitr.; Qlma See, pa StQteitr.; III.
Gairo, 260 StNteitr.; Sufie Wc0regor,
II 6iftb 2loe.; 2tboie De Nere, 70 Dit
Safionitr. 0torie Stephens, 50 DIT STAN
oolpb Str., uno 8eiite 8Ono, 240 8abai6
0Dcuuc.
, 1894-08-29
GYpern miro 9erdumt,
limo man befirbtet oort cine 2IusIieferun9
an ole GiirfeT.
Qarntca auf GDpern, 20. Dug.

Sn 9arntca traf Ser 8efebl Elm, Sic Sniel
~iofort 81 raumen, unb Bic britiide 8ez
laBun9 trifft NnitaIten gum Gb5u8e. Die
hrtitIicbe BcD0lfcrun8 befiircbtet cine NuSz
licferung Der Sniel al bic Giirten, bic
Gn9IGnoer iprecben ober Der &Gumun9 ieoe
poIitiihe 8eoeutung ab unb erfldren bic
leIbe fir cine aus miIitdrtiben NUfii4ten
gebotene MaBnabme. Sine feline Srupz
penma6t miro CUR 8etpa9un9 Der &e9tez
rungs9ebduoe unb Der MunitionsbepOtS
5uritdbleiben.
, 1894-08-29
Otebnlarft.

Qtuf benz bieli9en Giebmarft betrug bic
beutigc 3ufubr; $4,000 S9tpeine, 5000
Stilf &inooieb unO 10000 S4afe. Der
S6wcinemartt mar belebt; 9retie be6aupz
teten itb. S9tpere S6peine bracbten
5.45@6.15, i3pere uno leibte burcheinz
AMBER 5.2095.95 leidbte 5.25(Q5.9O, ioaez
nannte n8i8S" 3.50l@5.35. Wtorgen err
partet man cine 3ufubr BON 10000 Stud.
gtinopieb mar ieit Hno S6afe Desgleiben.
, 1894-08-29
80isr KIatid iber cine Qoft'
meiitertn.
Die KlatfAf6weiter we9en Derleumoun9
perfla9t.


Mo8coutah, SQ., 20, N1g.
Srau emma 6. Strcb60tcr, bic Soft
meiiteriu bon 0armitabt, bat 9e8en Srau
SObanna S. S6ifen0Orf cine gerleums
Dungstla8e an9eitrengt. 9fa9 2lngabe Der
g Oitmeiiferin, bat Trau SAidenborf III
&afieegeieuicbafteu uno bel anoeren @ele7
9en6eiten er3Gblt, baB fte, Sic g oitmeiitertn,
it6 Die 3eit Oamtt nertretbe, anoerer Seute
8riefe gu 0ffnsn.
, 1894-08-29
Dieoer elm Derfhwun0ener.
Derielbe foil einen 3iemIidsu 5auteu S6uI=
oen hinterlafeu haben.
+. Enl.. %. 9Iud.

y WIZ 10 <ENU'
Sreun6c un6 8etonnte m6dten gerre
piilen, 100 iiB Gam 9ornbetu aufbGlt.
6Ornbein Oeri9tpan0 9~eitern Dor elmer
8ocbe Obne g8iiien Ieiner Samilie o0er
SreunOe. Gr mar SetretGr Scr @eieIicbaft
Der rS6Dne 8enjamins" uno MtaiienOerz
tpalter fir mebrcre 9todlaiienicbaften unO
@eibGfte. SIS beiBt, baB ct peri0nlicb I'M
Setrage bon $4,000 Oeribul6et lit.
, 1894-08-29
Die Ilteoerla9e ser 6oudnoer auI
Gdmbof.
Der DerIuf an Ofi3ieren ni6t 70 beoeuteno
mie onfdn9Iid an9e9eben pur0e.
q III It erbam. %. Q(ua

Ser @erluIt Der 6oQGn6er in BERT .@ez
fe9t Bel Mataram, Der 9auptitobt Der
SnieI 2ambof, b%etrd8t, mie jebt beridtet
miro, nur neun Sffi3iere, itatt 30, tpie eS
in Der 0epeibe beS y0tieuoa Current" in
&otteroam bieB. 9arunter befinoen iid6
jeoob Der General ban San, Gin Oberlts
&ieutenant, 3wet 0auptIeute un0 fUnf
&teutenantS. Die l3obl ser gebliebeuen
o6er DcrmtBten l1nteroffi5ieren uno genet
men SoIoaten miro auf 175 bis 200 an9e=
geben.
, 1894-08-29
Oos unwetter in BeIoien.
Dafelbe hat an pieIen Orten betradtItden
S6aoen a%lt9eridtet.

0aut Sen aus mebreren Ort1baften Bel
gtenS eln8elaufenen 8erjcbten bat ba5 I'M
tpetter POM lebtea WfOnta8e iebr betrdcbts
lihen S3aOen an8crtcbtet. Sn 9iitti6
iteben no6 oieIe @ebdube untcr @a1ier un6
auf DEM ct. 2anbertsB laBe 1T oaS Waiier
einen 6uB ttef mabrenb beS ltnlpettcrs
~ftiir5te Da5 Q8aiier bic abi6iiiigen StraBen
btnab, riB Pflaiteriteine nit ii1 tort lnD
ssritDrte DteIe 2aOenfeniter.
, 1894-08-29
5mei Rtnoer perbrannt.
unporfidti9e mIrtter troeen oie sduIo.

Santa 80 Sal, 90. 9tug.
Sn SoIge beS S%ufduigen l~tmfauens zines
Qicbtes in einem b0l5ernen @obnbauie
boben Ser fiinfiGbri9e So6n Ser Srau 81.
@rtmmS, unb bic breiiabrige Sobter Der
6rau Domtnsue3 Den Gco gefunOen. Die
Wtittter Ser &inoer tporeu aus9egangen,
unb fan6en bel i6rer Gii6febr Die Derfobls
ten 2eicben tbrer &inber inter Der Aibe
tbrer nteoergebrannten Wobnung.
, 1894-08-29
Quf Ser Chat ertappt.
Gin Staotroth, Ger fi6 NIT 500 befeden
Iafen poLte.
Sc e 10 8 Orleans. %. 0I1to.

W eW s. y. NNg.
t6eltte O}or8en 1n s lt6r mur6e ser
StaOtratD 0OubOuIiat 6a6et a6gefoBt, ais
er DOn Charles Sherman cine 8eItecbungsz
iumnIe anna3nl. Der Setrag mar 500;
er puroe bonn @ebeimpoli3iiten g. s. 81
Wfaue0 uno Dem Ser8eanten s. 6. Qlucoin
Gut Der &bat ertappt unO ouf Ser 8oIi3eiz
wocbe oeS pierten 8e5trf5 eingeiperrt.
, 1894-08-29
Selbitn1oro.
Gin Geia6ftsmann erhdr9t fia.
S6eboD9on, @ts., 20, 2Iug.

SQeb099an 0Bls.1 %. Nu8.
Ole GQtion, Ser Gigentbitmer zines
siemli6 bcOeuten6en Sii3erei9eibdftes in
bieit8er StoOt, bat iid erbGn9t. QllS elmer
Der Griinbe tir Die 36at miro an9egeben,
6aB @uiiOn pGbrenb oeS teBten Winters
einen She'll ieineS &opfeS error unb BAT
in 6Ol8e Oeiien feline @eiitesfrafte fart be-
eintrG6ttgt mHroen,
, 1894-08-29
feuerihaoen.
Cine sro6e Sdderei einsediaert.
Men Port. 20. Qlng.

Stem Oort, 20. Nng.
@eteru Gben6 itn6 bic g8rootlnn
Biscuit Worfs", $50. so Sultonttr. bis aut
ben @runb Undergraduate. Der Serlu1t
betrGgt ilher 5000, 600.
, 1894-08-29
Kampf Spiideu &onoftreihern.
1Iebrcre oerieIbeu ibwer perlebt.
South 8enb, Suo., %. Iug.

Soutb 8enb, Sno., %. Qug.
@e1tern 9benb fanb sipiibcu bier uno
2aporte, Sub, ouf eiuem @itcr3uge Der
2ate Shore uno Ntidj8ou Soutbern 8abu
Sipiiden 2auoitrsttberu ein crbittcrtcr
&ompt itott. 0rei nit NepoIucrn beipaffz
nete NfGnner 9rjffcn Die onocren an, un6
iparfer eiuen berielbeu licbcn WteiIen peitz
lib bon bier pom .3uge; Elm 3rpeiter wuroe
beraubt, pom 3u9c geitoBen uno i3Wer
pcrlcbt, uuo Gin britter purbe Ourcb ctnen
ScbuB pertpunoet.
, 1894-08-29

pI6blider 600 eines Pofmeifters
Ger K0ni9iu Don Gn9Iano.
Cones, Ssle Of @tgbt,
20. Quguit.
Sir Sobn Glapton Gotpeu, Sofmetiter
ser G0nigin, 1T bier pl0blicb 9eitorben.
, 1894-08-29

Der 5uitono oes 6rofen Don parts
fol- itd7 perfhItmmert baben.
2on6on, 20. 2(ug.
Nus Stotpe 6ouie pirO bericbtct, baB
itb Der ,3ultano bes 9rafen bon 9ariS
neei6limmert bat.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23

schooner into port. but the men were
terror-stricken and. with tho axcep-
ton OF one man who refused to 60.
took the boats and left the vessel
With but two men at his command
the captain kept the Franklin on her
course He had never been able to
explain the phantom boat. It's APP
pearancs had proved to him that the
fear which had scattered his crew
was not altogether unfounded. He
was man Of good nerve, but he was
considerably shaken one night while
he stood at the wheel TO see q skele-
ton suddenly appear on the opposite
side OF 1t and grasp the spokes with
Its bony fingers The captain stood
his ground until he got the Franklin
safely back into New London harbor
Then he lett her. Many attempts
were made to get crew for the yes
sci, but without success. Finally
she was tied up and gradually fell
into decay. The fire that consumed
her was OF unknown origin, but the
sailors say 1t was the result OF the
curse of CARLY.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23
Curiosities From tho Frenob h.

A novel which was recently crown
ID by the French academy as pos
sessed OF unusual merit contained q
sentence Of which the following Is a
translation: cit was midnight. A
man who lay in ambush listened to
their conversation; but suddenly
dense dark cloud passed in front of
the moon, and prevented him from
hearing more" Here Is another
phrase, written In full earnest by q
master Of French criticism: ut was
one OF those duels In which one Of
the blades literally buries itself in
the heart Of the other." A criticism
In French journal upon dramatic
performance lately ended with these
words, which are worthy OF Sir
Boyle Roche: mime Judic's talent
Is like the froth on good champagne.
Beware OF thrusting the scalpel into
1t; for II you do. there will remain
naught but a pinch Of ashes at the
bottom OF the alembic." Another
French journal, In speaking OF the
results OF certain false reports, de-
clared: This Is the handiwork OF
evil tongues, manipulated by cruel
hands. "-Argonaut.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23
Summer Foot Lore.

Her summer complexion Is not the
only thing of interest to the summer
girl Indeed, it is not the point of
chief Importance to her. Her feet are
the subject which engrosses her best
mental effort She has discovered
from past experiences that whether
she rushes about tennis courts or
languishes on piazzas, whether she
stands in statuesque wall-fower pose
in ball rooms or dances all the even
ing, whether she climbs mountains or
is driven over them, her feet are apt
to trouble her.
The explanation is not far to seek.
Heat seems to expand the feet and has
no apparent effect on shoes, There
fore, the shoes purchased in April ara
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23
crepon st,n tho Fashion.

Crepon Is as much in favor this sea-
son as 1t was last Itwell deserves its
popularity 1t drapes most effectively,
and the air of elegance 1t lends its
wearer is fully appreciated by the sea-
sons shoppers
Here is gown Of plain silk and
wool crepon, which is chic enough to
attract attention anywhere. In color
It is golden brown. The skirt Ia made
over a foundation of taffeta, which Is
finished with ruffie of lace. Medal
lions of butter-colored lace adorn the
crepon skirt all the way around.
The novel handkerchief waist is
particularly adapted for outdoor wear.
Over tight fitting bodice of simmer
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23

ing brown silk is draped crepon ker-
chief 1t is edged with butter colored
lace. falls softly over the shoulders
and Is caught in q loose knot at the
waist line. being held there by satin
rosette. An odd shaped collar Of silk,
which has the appearance of revers, Is
worn over it.
The deep cuff Of the sleeve, which
reaches from the wrist to the elbow, is
of silk. crossed with medallions Of
lace Over this the kerchief falls In
two graceful frilla
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23
"THEM'S THEM"

Tho Old Fellow Wanted to Smooth the
Way to Peaceful Future.
The educated young man had
struck the mountain town for stay
OF several weeks, and at the railroad
station he was met by the landlord
of the tavern which was to be home
to him during his visit.
"Got'ny baggagep" asked the man.
1.-Two trunks" responded the Wis
itor.
"Whar are theyp"
.'Those are they" designating by
nod tho two which belonged to
him.
"WhichP" inquired the landlord,
stopping suddenly.
Those" repeated the youth.
pointing out the two with his stick.
.'those are they"
Eyes, yes," said the old man. be-
coming very fatherly In his manner.
'.but you hadn't better say 1t SOS
anybody kin hear you. Ell you
wanter git along with the folks In
these parts, and live peaceable,
reckon you'd better say, "them's
them"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23
THE STATE NEWS.
DOIN0S AND HAPPENINGS IN
MICHIGAN.
Benzonia Man Charged With Poisoning
His wifs-Four Deaths From SMALL
pox ut sturgis Creates = Big Scare
Apples Killed by Canker Worm.
The women Pencil showers.

The fifth annual convention Of the
Michigan Woman's Press ASSOCIATE on
sonvened at Ann Arbor. There was a
goodly attendance of prominent news
paper women and literary workers
from all over the state.
Resolutions were adopted recon-
mending that files of all papers in
Michigan be kept at the university
library at Ann Arbor. The annual
election of officers resulted in the
choice of the following: Miss Emma
E. Bower, Ann Arbor, president; Mrs.
Alice f. Bartlett, Detroit, first vice.
president; Mrs. Ada Iddings Gale,
Albion, second vice-president; Mrs.
Belle M. Perry, Charlotte, third vice.
president; Mrs. Kate 4. Ward, Lam
sing, recording secretary; Miss Jennie
Buell., Ann Arbor, corresponding sec
rotary; Miss M. Gertrude Sprague,
Traverse City, treasurer; executive
board, Mrs. Martha K. Root, Bay City;
Mrs. M. e. G. Bates, Traverse City; Mrs.
N. M. Ballard, Detroit. Mrs. Belle M.
Perry, of Charlotte, was chosen dele
gate to the National Editorial associa-
ton. A number of very interesting
and well prepared papers were read.
Miss Emma 4. Bower, of the Ann
Arbor Democrat, the newly elected
president, gave reception.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23
OIL REGION TERROR.
The Man with tho Lantern. Who vanishos
In tho Explosion He Causes.

| Tho Man With tho Lantern. Who vanishos
In tho Expiosion He Causes.
The man with tho lantern Is
abroad again. People outside the
oil regions do not know the terrible
Significance OF that fact He has
cost the oil regions millions OF dol
lars and many lives. The man with
the lantern almost always disappears
Immediately after he walks abroad.
Instances are rare where even as
much as q piece OF his ear Is ever
found. But he Is not dead.
The man with the lantern never
dies In the oil regions, says letter
from Allentown. Penn. He will be
sure to walk again a short time af-
ter he has disappeared once. He
first appeared in history in 1914.
This was at Marietta. Ohio No
body knew anything about petroleum
in those DAYS, but in digging a water
well at Marietta, oil was discovered,
as long ago as that 1t WAS called
fossil oil'' by the local savants.
There was much gas with It. A lot
OF the oil was collected and put in a
cistern. One night the man with the
lantern came stalking on the scene,
but tho pyrotechnical wonders and
splendors that were displayed In
that vicinity for days and nights as
result OF his visit failed to COM
pensate his widow and six small
children for his sudden transfigura.
ton.
He was absent until the beginning
OF oil operations IN Pennsylvania
thirty-fve years ago Then he ma
terialized He has been walking
ever since, and his dread apparition
will doubtless continue to walk
abroad as long as oil wells and stor-
age tanks last. He IL generally an
employee about the wells, and In nine
cases out of ten man Of experience
and intelligence, but he cant resist
the fascination OF paying q visit now
and then to some gas enveloped tank.
carrying his lighted lantern. Some
times the result isn't disastrous, but
that isn't the fault Of the man with
the lantern. Usually. though. an
explosion follows II 1t is not sue
ceeded by destructive Gre the fact
will be one worthy OF special note in
oil-region chronicles. A roll call of
the employees Of that particular Oil
property, and the taking account OF
the Toulouse stock. will show that
the man with the lantern has been
walking again.
He appeared at an oil storage
tank near this village recently
In the person of 7. j. Applebee. tank
inspector. He discovered leak In
tho tank. He went up to investi.
gate 1t with his lantern. Applebee
was not killed by the explosion that
followed. which was most miraou-
lous and almost unheard of expert
ence OF the man with the lantern,
but he will be blind and terribly
crippled for life. The tank and 500
barrels OF oil were destroyed, and a
disastrous confagration was averted
only by hours OF persistent effort
Yet the man with the lantern will
be walking soon again somewhere In
the oil regions as sure as fate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23
Her Confidence shaken.

ut Is dreadful thing not to have
confidence in ones husband" said
Mrs Swifkins.
yes" replied the visitor. "But
you surely have no trouble with
yours"
THAT is all that you could be ex-
pected to know about it, / was play
ing poker with him the other even
ing and he raised the limit on two
deuces, and then got scared and
called me. Now, what Is to become
OF woman who has trusted her flu
ture to such q manp"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23
COLONIES OF THE WORLD.

COLONIES OF The WORLD.
Portugal has $500, 900 people in her
colonies.
The German colonies have q popula-
ton of 3s5,O00.
The colonies of France have 80, o0O,-
900 population.
In 1888 the population of the British
colonies numbered 232, 100000.
The annual commerce of the British
colonies amounts to 944s, 100000.
Algeria is held by standing force
of $4,000 men, nearly all from France.
The French penal settlements in
New Caledonia have about 5000 con-
victs.
The British colonies have an annual
revenue of clio, 900, 900 and debt Of
s4.3, 900, 900.
Denmark once had extensive colo
MES; now their population numbers
only 10000.
In 1910 the British colonies, exclud-
ing India, had population of 5,oOO,.
600; now 100000.
In 1914 the population of British ter
ritory in India numbered 10000, OO0;
now it is 214,O00, 900.
Spain has over 400 islands in the
Eastern seas, mostly comprised in the
Philippines and Moluccas.
The total population of the Dutch
colonies is estimated at 30,000,Do0 or
more than six times that of the moth
err country.
Russia has no colonies in the proper
sense of the word. All the additions
TO this gigantic empire have been by
military conquest and annexation.
The Spanish dependencies now have
n population of 8, 500, 900. In the days
of SPANS greatest glory the colonies
were estimated to have $50, 900, 900
people.
The area Of tho British colonies Is
5000. 900 square miles, that OF the
French a,Ooo, 600, OF the Dutch, 600, 900,
Of the Portuguese eo6, 900. of the Span
ish ITO, 900, Of the German $4,000. and
of the Danish $4,000.
l.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-23

the tailora So will the pretty spotted
linss-white on blue or black on pink
or red zephyrs-in corded stripeA
tiny checked batistes and the marine
twill wiz, navy ground and q twistsd
cord stripe will be much worn Many
women adopt the light wooden materi-
ais. AZ they require no washing and
are rather more serviceable. On
rainy day they appear to better adj
vantage and can hold their own in the
sunshiue