davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
gum 1110roer 9emoroen.
Gin Suan3t9iGhrioer iun9er Mann Don eirem
Ua6baren erito9en.
Gontb 8en6, Sn6., 80. NoD.

@m O1enitog 9tben6 periebte BEL ctnem
Streite iiber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BerrD Gmerid, elm anriibiger 8uri6e,
benz 8tpon5i9idbrtgen 6ront 6uenumer in
benz nabe9ele8enen Wfiibatpafa 3pei Otciiera
itibe, an nel6en berielbe seitern itarb ;
@nerid beftnOet iid Obne 3ulaliuug bon
8iir9ihaft int @~efGn9niIie. @s i6etnt,
baB @merid betrunfen nocb 6auie fam,
uno baB ictne Trau BEN Na6bar 6uenumer
berbeirief, I'm i'm in Oas 6auS brtngcn SIT
beGfen unb gu ~berubigen. Dies pergalt
@merid boourcb, oaB er ibm nit etnem
i6arfen Snitrumente 3tpei Sltbe betz
bracbte. '6uenumer btutcrldBt cine nerz
tpitttpete Wtutter.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Oute Udtur.
GroB RepoIper uno Raftrmefer errei4t er
ieinen 6ped ni6t.
Cos q naeIes, @oL.. 80. g}op

s. 6. &oA, Elm tirSlib BON ct. 9aul
sugereiiter junger 9euticber. bat in @egen=
mart bon Dtelen 8oribergebenDen in Der
Goia Str. etnen Der5Ueifelten SelbftmorDz
periub 9emaht. gr ieBte it9 einen 9fee
Dolper an BEN &opf, unb ~feuertc bret
S9Iiie ab, bon Denen 5pet bur3 Den
S4doel brangen, nGbren6 elmer bic
Iinfe Seite traf. ga Der Sob nicbt Iofort
%etntrat, bottle &o6 ein 9toiirmeiier berpor,
unb bracbte itb S3nttte am 6an6gelenf
bel. @r tpuroe 11Gcb bent 6oipital gebrabt,
uno tpirb CUR 8~ermunoerun9 idmmtIic6er
9ler3te Dabri9ctnLtc6 NIT benz 2ebeu baponz
fomnIen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Sdott.K on5ert auf9efdoben.
Gs finoet am nGdfnG6ften sOnntae il
Brands bale ftatt.

Sn SoIge zines @eriebenS icines Stem
OOrfer Qgenteu par 9err Sdbott nibt
re9t3ettt9 bena6ribti8t morben, baB er
fir Elm am nGcbitcn Sonntag itattfinoenz
0cS &onSert bereits Derpflibtet lit. SIS
blie6 tbm nicbtS anbereS ibrig, ais feline
9fetie nacb @DicagO nm einige Sage hinauSz
Suibic6cn uno ietn fir nGchiteu SonntGg
angefunbi9teS &Onaert All ben o%nraufz
f~olgenocn, ben 8. DECEMBER, su pcrlegen,
9ie 0orbereitUngen blciben tpie tie gez
troffen ipurben bic bercit5 nerfauften SiBz
tarten baben fir ben 9. December @Ilz
ti9feit.
OaS Yro9ramm lautet:
Grfter SbetL
1. GbOrlieb uWalOmOrgep" -. 1880. 8euuer
fioelio=gt6uuer6Or
. "a "gr3iOolb 9Ou9las" lgouonp1 eor( aa,ns
& By Som, Der 8bDlter. S"H"oe'' ' MUTT SOloe
&utou S6ott.
Q : O &on6ert=GtuOe go. ................ ..... 2iS3t
" b) 9opotte -. REPRESENTATIONS. &ouerB
Sous ppu G6iaer.
az &Obeugriu!s Abi0Ieo m
tb) "stebe5IIeO" g%ealtHrel. ~'"9"s'
Anton Scott.
3meIter 9betL
: morfsrish.r. Say ,~.Seimatb ........ IihirI6
. "0'S''eOe' b SGger's M&orgeubeiu6 -. 5nmgTt
6toelia=WtIHHer6or.
g ! al ,Murmeln0e5 2iftdeu"..... ...........S jeuieu
b) ISal3er ........ StrauB=SbHtt
0onS BON S1iler.
() :t&omrn', mir maubeln 5~uiommeu" eoruo,i,s
Z. ( bl Sin eUl"eIlH'
tc) 3mei @reuooiere -. ............. ... Sdhlu1auu
NHtoH Sdptt.
GtntrtttStarten - nummerirte Site 81
uno nicbtnummerirte rs Gents - limb al
baben BET: 6enrp Oetmer, Oeutibc5 Otuz
iifgeibGft i'm ShiIerz@ ebduoe; Qloolp6
@eOrg, gtOrDleitcz8 uruboue. uuO @u itap
&aabs, Graub's !0aue.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
ueberfdui9er Oampfer.
Der Dampfer uSYoian monarb" iteben Gage
lberfGnio.
sc e 10 g off, 30. SOB.

9er Dampfer y9pOian Monarb" bon Der
8iLionz0inte, tuelcber am 7.9tOpentber bon
2OnbOn nob benz bteii9en 9afen obging,
lit ieBt iteben Sage iiberfdGiS. e
Ser r2Dbiau MOnarcb" lit Elm Tra9tz
bampfer, bat ober in Der &c9eI einige @a7
ittenpaiiagiere an 8orb, unb maht Die
neberfabrt setpObnli6 in finf8eDn Gagcn.
@o6ri6einIi6 bat lid bic Sabrt oes
9ampfers in SoIge Oes iiberaus i6lehtcn
@etters, ipeI1es bon alien anfommenoer
9amptern sen1elbet piro, in u%ngetpobnz
lt3er Q8etie pcr308ert.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
6eitrtdene AnfIa9en.
Die eeoen Charles Ginoal uno 6enofen pol
Ridter Kerften werben h~iuf6uie.

8or &ibter &eriten tuur6en 9eute Mor>
gen bic Qlnfla9en 9egen @barLes GinbaI,
Watbew &iIep, 8m. Woffatt, George Sec
@uire, 8btltp Srimble, alias SteggenS,
aeitricben, ba 9egcn ale 9lutla9en DOr Den
@rOBgeibwovenen fein @inDanO er0Oben
tpuroe.
Der SAL bon 8urneD Bird tpurbe aui
ben 4. 0eSember Dcri6oben. Gbbie o..
8rien itebt nod inter $4,000 8iir8idaft
ouf bic 9lntIage bin, an Der @rmorOnnG
@IitaO GouiunOer'S betbciligt 9etpeien ~
ictn. SIS Iie9t tein DerlGBli6es 8epeiss
material ge9en tbn Dor.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Die 6efabren oer 6oRnburfte.
8orfen febeu fi6 i'm RaIfe fef, oringen in ole
Surge uuo haben oen Goo sur SOI9e.
@nmbcn. g. g. 30. N2nn.

" ~ y ~ ~" "HP i've @kP~%
@ines MOrgens i'm lebten Mdr3, ais fi9
Or. George 81. SOrtner bon bier Die 3Gbne
pubte, iebten itcb einige 8Oriten Der 3abnz
birite inn 6aGle feit unb beute morgen
ftarb CT III 6oI9e 6teieS icheinbar unbeoeuz
ten6en 1tmitanbes.
Or. Sortner mar elmer Der betannteften
Qler3te Der Stabt un6 So Sabre alt; ieine
Goucgen baben ii6 fir ben Sau iebr be-
beutenO intereiIirt, unb es lit pabrl6ein@
Ii6, baB feline Srau, pclbe ebenfouS cine
protti3iren6e Merstin 1T, ibre 3uitimmung
our llnteriu3ung Der 0eibe giebt.
Ob9Ieib Or. Sortrer letn M0gIibftes
tbat, nm bic Birften6orften s1 entfernen,
Deri6limmerte ii3 Ietlt 3uitan6 forttpGbz
renb, obmobL er I'M Stanbe mar, ieinen
8erufsgei6dften nacb3ugeben. DIS er be-
reitS Ichner franf mar, purbe er nm Mtttz
ternacbt gu einem 8atienten g~erufen, MEL
dber an Ser 9un9enent5iin6ung t%obttrant
barnieberlag. Ser 0oftor pergaB lein
etseneS Qeiben unb bLteb brei Stun0en an
6eiiem &ranfenbette, ebe er nacb 6auie Sus
rildfebrte.
Darauf ~erfrantte CT ielbit al Ser 2ungeuz
e~nt5in6un9, unO fein ~etuaigeS bon ietnen
&ouegen a~ngepanbtes Wttttel nar I'M
StanOe, ibm trgenb peI9e 0inOeruu9 3u
ueri9aifen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Ills Setd2e auf9efun0en.
Gin %befannter poIitifer oas Opfer pom
Sdnaps uno n%Iorphium.
Carbonate, Su.. 30. Wpp,

Gbarles &irf6am tpur6e geitern auf einem
N6erfel0e unmittelbar Dor Ser StaSt ais
2eibe eufgefunben. Gr bate fi4 pGbrenb
Der IcBten Sage Quf elmer Souftour befuns
ben unb es tpurbe Morpbium u1b S9naps
BET tbm %gefunben. &irfbam mat Elm be-
fainter Yolitifer unb mar bier Sabre
lang 9hlfss@ountDclert, flint Sabre lang
@ountpcIerf unO swet Sabre lang Gountpe
S6abmetlter gepefe1. st ideint in leBter
3ett aus acknowledgements our Sc6napSs
flalhe gegrtfen gu boben; Der 8erftorbene
par erlt pterun6Dier3j8 Sabre alt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Der DuIfan GoIima.
IN Ger ua6t pom 11titttpo4 sum Donnerfas
hat etn neuer, hefti9er 2Iusbru9
ftattoefunoen.
@na6aIaioro, Mer.. 30. Npt

@na6a Iaiara, W}er., 30. Noo.
SSn Der Witttpoh Otacbt bat pieberum
Elm furht6arer MuSbrucb oeS @uItans @oz
lima ftatt9efunben. 0erielbe purbe bon
bier aus bepbabtet unb 9enGbrte eiuen
groBarti9en Qtnblif. Mus Der unmittelz
barren No9baribaft bes 8ulfans iinb
nod feline nGberen 8eribtc ein9etroffen,
aber es tpir6 befiirbtet, baB i9were Ser
LUTTE an Gigentbum nno Dieuei6t AUDI an
Meni9enIeben itattgefunben baben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Grsbifdof JreIono in 11ew pori
Der 5med feine5 2ufcnthaItes oafeIbft mar,
cine 2luIeiRe a~uf3unehmen.
Sem Nnrf. 30. Mnb.

Jt 10 . I = OOa 1IUUs
Ser Grsbif6of SreGanb bon ct. Saul,
tpeIber itcb felt Gnbe September ais Sat
bes Siftb Npe.z 0otels un0 ipater 6es
8reooort 6oule fait fortDdbrenb in Stem
OOrt aufgebaGten bat, lit na9 ct. 8aul
abeerctit.
SIS lift in Grfa5rung se6ra9t t%pOr6en,
6aB 6er Nufcntbalt bes Gr3bti9ofs in Stem
Oort ben 3tped bate, cine Nnleibe bon
100000 auf @runoei9entbum in ct. SAUL
auf3unebmen, I'M bomit Die ScDulben Der
@r3otoceie ct. 9aul ab3utra8en. Sn Sol9e
6es unit9eren @efibles, tuelcbes por Der
@abL unter BEN Gapitaliten berridte, 9ez
lang es Dem @r8bii9Of erit tir3li3, ieinen
3tped gu erreicben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Rebt 70
Sic oHrfen 8au fpielcn, aber ii9 nidt eeoenz
fetti9 ole Knoden 3erbreden.
81 N q 30. g1on.

u 10 = . I = OV* @FVV+
Der 8oli3ei6ef 8prnes bat beute ertIGrt,
6aB ct bel Dem mor9i8en SuBbauipieG 0uf
Dem O1anbattan 6clbe 5tpiicben gale uno
9rtnccton feline 5fobbeiten 6uIDen tperbe.
St bat ben Snipeftor @onlin 0n8ctpieien,
Das Spiel iofort gu unterbre6e1, tDenn inb
baiielbe nicbt ais Elm rein observation-disclosures
&f %ertpetit. 8Drne8 iagt, oaB ct nt9t
geitatten perbe, 6aB ihb bic 8aQipieler mie
cine 8an6e BON &lOpfiec9tern betragen uno
fid gegcnieitig auf 2ebenS5eit DcritimmeLn.
Dem Sptele pirb BET benz eriteu !3utages
treten BON 8obbeiten Elm GnOe gema9t
tperoen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Oas fdrSlthe Grobeben.
Die KatbeoraIe in Merifo uno anoere 0fertz
Iide Gebduoe erhebIid beiddotet.
Wertfo, Mer., 30. glob.

Die bte1i9e 3atbeOraEe miro tpabribetnz
LID 9eidIoiien nerOen, I'M ben Ourb bos
tir5li6e @rbbeben angertbteten S9obcn
auS3ubeiiern.
Sin She'll 6es TuBbObens Der 9tationaI7
bibLiotbef lift in Tolge Der @roerfbitterung
etn9eiuuten.
Der burb ben Ginitur3 6eS 0a9es bes
SeatrO 8rincipaI angeri9tets SbaOen be-
trG9t $18, 900.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
UeiegraphiH&e Oepel&en
Gt9entRdmIider Sail.
mabrf6einIid Iieet Elm Giftmoro Dor.
@odfpr6. ST., 30. g}ob.

@Qem Mnibein nacb lift &ccnt 8anberz
tperf aus Soreiton pOr9eitern Mben6 erz
mor6et DOrben. Gr mar na6 6er Saeune
g~egangen, nm feline Bferbe 3u f~itttern, ais
geb0rt purbe, baB er ctnen S6rei aus
itieB, %tporauf er balO 6arauf unter furcbtz
barren S6mer3en itarb. 8anberperf bate
@eI6 ein9enOmmen, unb Elm Trember
tpoute fi6 tbm aIs 8e9Ietter auf6rGngen.
Our 3eit ieines TobeS lab man, wte eilt
nnbefannter bon Der S9eune tpeglief, 6ei7
len BeriOnLi6feit nibt feitgeitelt perben
fonnte. Man gIou6t, baB 8onbermerf an
@ift itarb, bas tbm in @6tstep perabret9t
uurbe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Wouen nid1t mebr mitthun.
5ueihunoert RebeIGeu m0dten 9erre su HUT
tern 9ehen.
Gto @ran6e 5 Q g 1t I, I
8rdftlien. 30. 9(Do.

53ipei6unbert Gebeucn baben itD int
S~auptquartier Der 0te9ierung etngefunoen
un6 UNI GrlaubniB gebeten, itb in tbre
6eimotb 81 begeben. Sen. Tirnrtno bat
na6 3to De Saneiro nm GerbaItungsmaB7
regeln teIe9rapbirt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Cine ueberrafhun9
6um Saube feiner JntereTen in China mill
ENGLAND mor9en etwas Qu6ereew0hns
li6es IosIaHen.
90 E M Oorf 80. g1oo.

gteW U0rT I, 81. JtDD.
8on Shanghai wir6 gemelbet, baB iib
England nit Ser 9tbitcbt, feline Sutereiien
in @bino gu i6iBe1, auf cine auBergez
tp0bnIibe 9emonitration DOrbereitet. 0te7
ielbe lou am 1. 0e5ember in @buian ms
8erf geiebt tper6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Uodt5d9e ob9efdoft.
Die s4redensRerrfdaft i'm Juoianersebiet
S4uIo oaron.
g t. 2ouis, 80. g5oo.

0te Standardization Set W2tiiourt
Naciffc 8abn bat befannt machen Iaien,
HoR in Solge Der i'm Sn6ianergebiete berrz
5rhenben ShrefenSberriboft bonn 9. 0e3.
M 3ptiben GoffeDptue un0 SAN 8uren auf
Der Ranias & 2lrfanias 8aIe3 3pet9btbn
feline Gea9tsIes mebr LGaten tuersen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Stdott1bes.
Das metter.

Opttfer &Getne, rs @aibinston Str,
bert6tet fir gbtcago Die feIgenOen 8arOz
meter unb TbermometeritGnOe:
Inn 8 11br WtOrg. Sc Or, Inn 9 l1br 81
@r., .um 10 ubr 80 @r., UNI II l1br IS
0r., UNI II l1hr 40 @r. 8arometeritano
I'm 8 ubr Mor0. 1856, II l1br 1850.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
metRfappenarbett.
6wei mdnner fardterIi6 ourhsepriieeIt.
9f ST., 80. Sob.

@eitern Nben6 mur6e Der in 2eaf Sitter
nobnenbe Gonrob 0urit bon 0eiBfappen
aus ielner @obnun9 9eboLt, furcbtbar
burbgepriigelt unb bann in elmer S4eune
eingeiperrt, mo er bic gauge gtacbt u1bez
fIeibet 3ubringen muBte. Qtu9 Stmon
Dunn tuuroe 6erartig ~aus8epeitibt, baB e8
ibm beute unm0sIi3 1T, iib auf etnsn
GtubL 81 ieBen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30

ollie ftG6ttiden, inz unb ausGdnbiI3en
Neut9feiten i'm NbenOblatt fir l Gent per
drummer, O6er 6 @ents per @o6e. .
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
mafb. porter's plane.

Wie er oen Seeufersparf 3u perfb0uerm
Uinibt. Gin 8ouIeparo uno elm
Kanal bis sur 5Iiten Strabe. - pIa5
fir Elm muienms= mo Elm 2IusftelIunes.
~oeb6uoe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
6emaIti9e meiSenIooun9.
reber f~edstoufeno Gonnen mei3en in einem
Shtfe perIaoen.
Gan Grancisco, 80. g}op

9as britii3e S9iff vSOmali" lift bon
bier nit Der gr0Bten 8et5enIa6ung abs
ge9angen, DeIcbe iemals bon bier, Ober
bon ir8en6 einem anbcren 6afen flarirt
purbe. 9as S@iff 9ebt nab 2iperpOOl,
unO Die 2aOung beitebt aus 1924 Gonnen
8ei5en, Oeren 8ertb $110,2 4O betr6gt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Standardization.
IN Ger 11adt a~noefommen:

~JI OFT <Vau3I aT0eIOnlTIEl:
Stem Oort - v9tuntc" bon 2inerpooL.
SEEM gorf - vW}tiitiiippt" bon 2OnOon.
Baltimore = vOtrontO" bon Antz
tDerpen.
9iperpOOI - pSOutbpart" bon 9btIaz
OeIpbt9.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30

@6snbblatt 1 Gent, 6 Gents Die @O9e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
rp,ryDS ~ YEARLY MEETING
v,rrrRs OF IMPORTANCE TO THE so
NAN GETTY DISCUSSED.

v,rrrRs OF IMPORTANCE TO THE SO
WAN CITY DISCUSSED.
Ii. -,estiu, Of Friends OF this city was
ne va ,oster,av in the Westinghouse at NO
c''h'. rre,,ieth-st At $50 a. m a meeting OF
~ hAs' -, e,lers was held. followed by deVo-
nlHise's t. AZ 10 a. m. the yearly meeting
to'1' -. ,,,s called to order by Clerk James
N Jus ~ Mount Kisco y. Y, who presided
NV'' &c If the Mosher Fund reported that
Inc ~, ,oo, received by the New-York Society
aA~ ~~t 49,, cypended in the publication and DIS
ta' "N :, hoots The report Of the Young REQ
rIo4uU" -, rndeavor Society was received. The
pes O"'' ,.ho we're sent to oregon last year to
soo,etv there reported that fiourishing ag
- branch. with Friends coilese WITHIN i's
s..-i,orv. had been established.
-'-.,.. ,s~o read from the following meetings:
.s-an,nbio. Dublin. Ireland; London. England
-. p 7: Newberg. ore. Pickering. ONTARIO
~ no,r, y C.. Wilmington. Ohio; Damascus
ms. ms o.,,oloosa. Iowa. Plainaeid. Ind Richmond
oIV' 1.r.-onoe Kan. and Baltimore. This ended
,bs morning session. No.. 90, ,-b,.ra
a. r,aGs lis report The work OF the lhteIhatioud
n In, n o., ference al Chicago was reviewed ArDi-
ftaye - ,hought % be the only method or set
- unconditional disputes The EVangelstlc Colh-
t.e ms rsnorted on foreign and domestic missions.
ne report stated that the heauluIr - y,
~ =, Victoria Taum3lipas, VIII be uouuieu ia
es3., $3.50 and that a retreat for missionaries IS be-
epAsS. XIII, A. Gomez Farias the Mexican summer
resort r,,,...,,, -e,or,ea that the
friends school at Union Springs, CayuSa Nouh!E'
s,oh has been under private management hereto
80 rs hssn leased hv the society and VIII De
ec5piuctsd BY the Board Of Managers. 1t was voted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
-.c,y1TY IS THE Defence.
-.rs WHO SAY MRS. FITZ-
GERALD WAS DEMENTED.
-o,,1 FOR KILLING MRS. PEARsALL

FOR KILLING MRS. PEARsALL
sSR IT'S END-EXPERr TESTIMONY.
., Mrs. Catherine Fitzgerald on trial for
IRE cas- cas-. carrie Pearsall viii be given TO the
tlling M s. ssors To-Day. Yesterday the last
SD IN -.,,,onv was taken. The first witness
q the ,-,cl, T. House called for the defence
sson1 .,,nie Eustace. who had risen from
tss MT -, T., court. She is friend OF the
sik oe' ~ n,ro she called In last September
p,sone' s]., the shooting. Mrs Eus;ace SAID:
ssoriy oro r,l1 acted strangely at that time.
9ir'. ne 1siolnted. and she said she thought
b' aas COINS mad. .-.,u,,. Nv Carlos F
~ wa sr,e me medical testimony pF' Car'oS
Thtn ca ga president of the state Commission OF
yatD0"'.aa, .iaed that he and DR.. Austin f4ht hau
lanseS' Ms Ftzger1ld in the Tomos on Deoeni-
tssrheO -, the request OF the Dis;rict-AttorneY'
M "S" =, the conclusion that she was insane
lsy can'' f,r eevcral months. He did not think
al had UeSs c0ropatent to judge between rlsh, an
d, sAs she Killed Mrs. fearsn a,,d no; te,I
owing. " US sane at the present time Ut.
Sae;her .ss ns ,5ll practically the same STORY a.
,esl.n LIZ eVcep, that he thought MRS. f'-%-
rad had peX ~ iacobi Of No. 663 Madson-ave.,
Pr GeorS Tsfendant was SO crazy on OCTOBER
oh that tc rs as likely at that time 10 XIII neI-
hat sntrs PearsaN Drs LanHoh CarieI r,ays
Care nnni,n that Mrs. F'zse'di' was
4 ne pgrei he fatal shots NJ. r,,.zgarald
I'm sng ~ lc(;oWan. sister or MRS. fINSeIa 49,
Yrs. MAJ. cousin Of theirs died In i unat,c
islgm y Island Mrs MCGOWAN said tns' f ne
o. War. reJ about the streets several Gays ar h
s:ier TaAds - sec md child. Mrs. Fitzgerald ha'
Re tes'bb s " husband OF poisoning her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS By TIE TRACK.

The finding OF an unconscious man on the track
Of the railroad that runs from Ridgewood to Glen
da.e Long Island late Sunday night has added
another mystery TO be solved by either the Queens
County authorities the Brooklyn police. There
Is a deep wound on the left side Of his head. evil
IDENTIFY made by cub. and the skull Is believed TO
be fractured He removed TO the Eastern Dis
trct Hospital. WILLIAMSBURG where his condition at
a late hour last night critical.
4 few minutes after IL o'c.ock on sunday nigh;
the engineer OF d train which speeding toward
RidgeWood In the glare OF the headlight a
horse and wagon dash away In the darkness and
down road which leads TO Jamaica. Looking a.ong
the track the engineer a dark object lying
across the RATS. Stopping the train within a few
feet of where he saw the object. ne saw that II
was the body Of man, who was IN an UNCONSCIOUS
condition. He sent 20 the hospital. He was APP
parentV forty-nve years old. poorly dressed, WIN
sandy beard and hair, bronzed face and hands.
In his pockets was found L cents Fer shor'
time erday morning he became conscious enO.en
10 say his name was Isaac Van Nau.t. q 80. u
Bushwick ave At 40 10 Bushwick-ave nothing Is
known Of man named Van Nault
Dr. Neeson. when spoken TO regarding the man
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THE CHILDREN saw HIM COMMIT SUICIDE

THE CHILDREN saw HIN COMlHT SUICIDE
Morris Hel,er's restaurant. at No. lg Mercer-st'.
crowded with customers yesterday noon when
a pistol shot rang out in the basement and caused
great excitement Mrs Heller ran down stairs. fol-
lowed by several men. In closet neXt 10 the
kitchen they fornd man lying on the floor with
bullet wound in the left side of the head, where he
had shot himself The revolver found on the
floor near the body. The dead. Mrs
Heller recognized the man as Joseph Prohaska. a
cigarmaker who had been coming there for his meals
for six years. When he arrived yesterday he went
down stairs into the basement About one hour
later Mrs Heller's children. Annie and Joseph. who
playing around the basement, saw Prohaska
sitting in a little off the kitchen. As soon as
he noticed them he drew revolver and sent a pal
let into his brain. The two children stood staring
at the body when their mother and the men from
the restaurant came running down.
Mrs Heller said that lrohaska lived somewhere In
Stanton-st. and worked in East SiXteenth-st He
was a wldower, his wife having died about eight
years ago. He was a heavy drinker she said. and
at times appeared TO be half crazy
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to raise $4,000 by subscription as endowment for
the school
young peoples devotional meeting was held last
evening In the Twentieth-st meeting-house.
ROBBERS WHO KNOB THEIR BUSINESS"

THEY BREAK INTO a STORE THROUGH THE WALL
OF AN ADJOINING BUILDING. DEMOIIsu THE
SAFE, AND STEAL NEARLY $1,000
A daring and skifu burglary was COM
mitted at the mems clothing and furnishing Eoous
store Of Brill Bros. No. 2l1 Sxth-ave, between the
closing OF the store ct 10 p Saturday ana lts
opening yesterday morning The burglars gained
acccss by boring large hole through the Finch
brick wall OF unoccupied apartments on Tie mira
floor OF the adjoining building. No. %. Entering
the Of which were the Offices where was the
safe containing 500 and $50 worth OF two-celii
stamps. The robbers at frs began to drill small
holes through the chilled steel front. near the
handle Of the combination lock. evidently inten1lng
to use some explosive TO break II open. 1hey
changed their minds however. and placing 1t III the
middle of the room wrencheG the steel plate form
ing its back completely off. Having torn the back
from the safe. the robbers quickly chiselled hole
through the exposed cement filing. and out OF tiGs
they tore books papers and shelving TIL they were
able to remove the combination lock-
Brill Bros. say that a few days ago strange
man. who made trihing purchase was shown TO
toilet room on the third floor, near where the
hoe was bored in the wall On Saturday another
stranger entered. Offered about the store. MADE
small purchase and got $50 bill changed. These
men are believed TO be two of the burglars who
were making preliminary observations, but Their
identity Is unknown The police seem to be 0afied
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DANGEROUS WORK.
BOILER INSPECTORS ARE OFTEN STRICKEN
WITH PARALYsIs-wHAT SCIENCE HAS
DONE To GIVE THEM RELIEF.

DONE TO GIVE THEM RELIEF
q the most dangerous occupations to which man
can apply himself Is boiler inspecting
Of the spine OF the fruits Of expert
knowledge boilers In the coolest Of the
inspect boilers while temperature Ia crowng the
mercury up hundreds When his work Is done. he
puts On goes in the cold. The resuit Is
easily imagined
Of John Bird. wcllknown inspector Ok Jersey
CITY lately cited by The Evening News OF Newark, -
an example % this that has much Interest In
circles
Bird began suffer with pains in the small OK his
back paid attention II. thinking 1t was
nothing but a cold at worse an attack Of
Rheumatism. abou, his work usual. and the
pain became more intense Finally he became 50 bad that
lie could rely limbs lie consulted Dr. N3reck
also Professors Corning Thompson and other we'll
known experts trying compressed air and other treatments
without receiving slightest benefit Finally he lost
all hope rePaning tire Of his limbs and being
again like other men About this time he advised 10
try Dr. Williams Pink pills Pale People. As re-
salt, lie to-day well man. He walks well ana mas
rccaned the flesh lost during his sickness.
This is but one 81 the many OF paralysis that
have been cured by pr. Williams Pink PMS FOR Pale
People and medical beginning to recognize them
rs a powerful ally in many diseases hitherto looked upon
Us almost They have proven Of the highest
efficacy partial paralysis. st. Nituss dance soaica
neuralgia. rheumatism and all weakening complaints 81
either male or female
Surely good work 10 spread the fame oi sue
a wonderful remedy throughout the land
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GETTING woRK FoR DESERVING rooR.

The Mutual Employment Society Of New-fork'
an Incorporated charity. with headquarters at No.
% Clinton Place OF which the Rev. John u. Devin'.
the ORIGINATOR Is president. finally settled down 10
work Yesterday. after about ten days OF active
preparat!on About 1909 persons have already APP
piled - the society for work. or this number the
names OF about so were entered on the books FOR
invest cation. and the applications OF the others
who appeared 70 b. chronic !d.ers and unworthy
Of charitable assistance. were rejected. corps Of
INVESTIGATORS has reported nearly 90 names. ana
over thirty men have been placed In good positions
several large employers OF male neip nave promise.
th.lr assistance - the society. ana yrster lay
number OF CanVasseTs wcr~ sent out 70 solicit tAr
cooperation OF employers Of many Kinds % labor.