davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01

ten @olbprGmie, t6ei[s in 6er 8eiiebelung
bes Qanbes ieitcnS elmer groBen Qn3abl bon
ttdlienti6en @inmanbercrn gu iu6en iinb,
6ie, tpenn iic beim 0ei5cnbau nun Die aQer=
no%tbipenbiglten 2ebensbebIrfuiiie befrie6is
gen f0nnen, n6ne 8erbruB BON frii6 Wor7
gems bis Qbeubs ipdt tbdtig itn6.
Dem m68e nun iein, ME ibn noble,
faum gLaubli6 lit eS, DnB Der @eiscnbebari
ber Nelt LANCE mebr su ben ieBigen 9reiien
gebeGt tperben fam un6 penn nidbt cine
9teibe BON pma9eren" Sa6ren iicb einiteat,
nm bcn Mertb bieie8 @ctreioes pieber auf=
Suric6ten, 10 ipirb baS auer Babri6etnItc6=
felt mach ba6urt6 erreicbt perbe1, baB bic
6em @eiSenbou Dienenoen @ebiet8fGhen
UNI Elm 8ebeutenbes fleiner gemacbt perben,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01
Sas 9elObte 9attS Der ttmSnlSSanes
felt.

Sans uni9einbor itan6 neuIi9 in ben
9epeiAen 81 leien, in Mfa6ri6 iei Elm an9Liz
tGnii6er 8tiAof 9eipei6t lporben. @s
tper6en iicb tpobL 8enige ctwa8 babel gcz
ba9t habcn, ieOenfaQS aber bat iib Reiner
ben &Grm Dorgefteut, Ben Ser 8orfaQ i'm
&anOe P6iLipp'S II. bcrborgerufen bat.
Mfan permetnt iib in bos 16. S~o6r6un>
bert beriebt, tpenn nc bic ~Q8uthaus6ricbe
o%orttger Sanatiter an8eiibt5 bieieS v2lttenz
1ats auf bic pabre Civilization" LEFT, unb
1T 8enei8t, Die 8eriber berlelben iQnmtlib
fir oerrlift 3l b0ltet. @ber in Spanien
rei9t eben bic Sprac6e uicbt bin, Inn in
relt8tOler lln6ul0ianfeit 6a8 aliS5u0riiGen,
mas oaS 0er3 eupfinbet. Die M2enIcben
baben it6 bort nit ben 3citen nicbt oe>
dnoert. NG6reno in europa bcr 8ap1t All
9ulbiamfeit unO 0e8enieitiger 9iebe err
n1abnt uno in 9Imerifa fatboliicbe unb
~proteltantti3e @etitlt9e in 0ffentli6en
8erlammlungen nit einan0er erIcbetnen
unb gemetnian1e Snterefien nit eiuan6er
Sertrcten, ergteBt ii6 in SpQnieu Oh ber
g8eiRe zines 8tibofS Ser anglifanildcn
Girbe cine Stub bon @tnlprub8erflGs
run8en rnb 2tnatbemas, 6aB einem beim
9eien oeriel6en Der &opf gan3 MIR mtrb.
N}an be5ei9net 3tuar i'm @Qgemeinen ettpas
tpe9en 1etner llngeDeuerlidbfeit uno Ieines
WtoeripruAS nit Ben Sitten un6 9(uz
lbauun9en ber i~ibrigen geiitteteu Me4 linz
peritGnOIi6eS ais ipanilb unb ibon Der
fotbOlti4e Sbriftiteuer 9(lban Stola bat
in iei1em 8ube uSpaniibeS" 6iele @iqenz
art beS @olfbenS i~enieitS Ser 8orenQen
n~nbarmber3i8 ge8eiBeIt, aber am @nbe bes
10. SabrbunoertS DQtten mir oIch 6Qs. mas
jeBt aus Spantcn gelneloet ipiro, nic6t
mebr fiir mO9lib gebaltcn.
Sn Spanien lit Sic yGoleyons set GuLten
9etpGbrlciitet, tDenn man ober tptlien min.
mas Die bObere Geiltlidbfeit un6 Die bon ibr
Dertrete1en 8~olfsi6icbten 6arunter Der.
1tebt, Oann mnB man nac6ite6enbe 8r6b=
cbel1 leicn. 9te Ileiiten Der an oen Sra.
bii6of BON IoIcOo geri9teten S6reiber
be3etbnen ben ia nicbt unbe0tnqt n%otbpen.
bi8en, aber ie0enfoQS bon Der 8erfoIiuno
gepG6rletiteten, rein innern Sc6ritt 6er
ipanii6en 0teiOrmirten ais yrudblos, lfanz
baIOS, perabiAeuung3Wlrbig, ic1mabuoQ,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01

Dir Der0fentltcben al anoerer SteIe Die
t1rtbeile angeiebencr 6cutl9er 8iirger unb
@ei6dftSleute un6 GINGER 8eamter itber
bic bonn SDuntDratD Derlan9te 8termtuto@
78etpiui9ung gum 8au zines @onrt7
bauIes. 0aS yQt~6enobLott" bat Die 0artt
9eGuBerten N~niicbtcn bon Dornberein berz
1reten un6 nit auer Guti6iebenbett Die
8ertpeigerung beS GreoitS empf09Ien unb
tpGbreno anoere 3ettungen it6 itber bic
Qngelcgen6eit au5gei6pie9en 6a6en, bat
bod feline einsi8e ben W3utG geba6t, fir
ben 8oridla9 cin5utreten.
Mir pollen ul1S auer 8eroG6ttgnngen
Des GolntpratbeS e~ntbalten, benn bic itn0
feline 8eweis8riinbe, un6 nun no6malS
fur5 oarauf binpeiien, baB bic 8erb0ltz
niiie i'm 2tu8enbItf ni3t barac6 lie8en, nm
Die Gtn8ebun9 elmer 8iermiuioneni6ulb
at recbtfertiger. 9oS licgt 10 often auf
bet !Oano, oQB man tetn @ort 6ariiber gu
Derlieren bral9t. GS bat ii6 i'm 9ublis
fum feline Stimme fir ben G~rurtDauSbau
9elten6 gemac1t, nur Sntereiitrtc baben
ibn geforbert unb Bic gauge Srage tit Ourd9
ben Ptan elmer ihIauen 8auunternebmer@
Strma, baS Gounto bur9 etnen D%erfGn97
Ii4en @ori9lag binein3ulOOtien, onf@
Gapet gebra9t toorben.
8tr mOcbten Den Ba6Iern, Sic itA GEE
gen Die 8emiut8utg aus3ulpreben MIN
i9en, ratben, Oies auf Dem 8aDI5ettel nit
cinem 6eutIiAen See II 3u tbun, neil lonlt
@efabr b~orliegt, baB Die an betreffenoer
Stele ni6t be8eicbneten 3etteI fir ben
Goriblag gcrebnet tperbcn. 9ie 9tebaf7
tion beS yIbenobIatt" bat i'm GOurtbouie
8clebrun9 iiber Dteien Buntt 9eiu9t unb
fein Wtenicb bat tbr barii6er Q~lusfunft gu
ertbetlen Dermobt. Man lei Oe8balb por7
ii9tig unO i9reibe 81 elm barauf, benn
bic @eleuiDaft, Bic 6ie 4 Oftuionen in bic
Singer gu trte9eu ipiinicAt, 1T na9ber gu
NQem I'M St0rbe.
Nlio nobmalS Stimmt 9e8en bic 0ter;
miuionenz8 g tpiQigun8!
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01
Stintntt Onfnr!

Qm 0ienitag 1ou o1cb lber einen Ser
faiiun9S3uiaB abgeIttmmt merOen, ber it6
ebenfaI8 Der na6eren 8ea6tung Ser 8G6@
Ter enpftcbIt unb BEN mir entl9teoen nit
vSo" 3u beanttporten ratben. IS iou
ndmltb Ser StaatS8elebgebun8 bic 8ous
mabt ertbeilt tper6en, b0S 8erbdltniB Der
9tn9eiteuten bon @eleQi9aften 8u btelen
9eieBli9 gu rcgeIn.
8i5bcr itnb ale @eriu9e, Sic @tufir
0er GorpOrattonen gegeniiber tbren Qtrbets
tern 3u bemmer, an benz @inDurf Ser Ser
faiiun9Spibrigfeit eciheitert, berl1nDcrtrdge
li9teit init Der StaotSperfaiiung, Die fetz
nerlei @ingriffe in Die @tgentbum8re9te
unO bic Sreibett Der 8eriOn OOer bcr gnt:
i9lteBung 8%eitottet. 9eS9aIb piQ man Die
StaatSOerfaiiung abdnber1t, I'M ienen 0ez
ieQi9aften nit iolben MfaBregeln, tpie baS
Qt9titunOen8eieB, bas vGruf" 7@eitb, baS
@eieb 3ur @r3pingung Der p0c6entli9en
Nbl0bnung Il. |. N. betfommer 3u f0nnen.
Ob bamtt DteI getponnen tpGre, lit treiz
li3 nod iebr bic 6ra8e, Bonn iber benz
Staate itebt Der 8unb unb aub Der 8un6
beiiBt in ietner 8erfafung Die 8eitimz
mung, Die ic6e @inmii3ung in bic Treiz
belt Der Ber1on uno beS 8eitBred6tes Ders
bietet. 2lber immerbin lit bic 2lbiic6t cine
lO6enSmert6e: Ser S9ub bes 9trbeiterS gez
8%eniiber ber 0iufiir bcs bcrgeieaibafteten
&apttaIs unb lit bic Sabe bes 8erIudes
ipertb.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01

Sem beut6lelen0en 8ubGitum Die bel on6eren 8or3lge bieIes
A5ertes, feline feline Satire unO Die ~9emitbpO0 beitere 2ebenss
onl9anung nod belOnbers an5upretien, beBe @aHer inS Nteer tragen.
5at es ooG 1T kauu1 II 9aBreu 80 Auansen erlebt. @ogar
Der init ienen Sob 10 large altreidJskanaler Oonfte in einem Sonb.
Ibretben Dem 8erfafier ber3ltd5 fir Die g%enuBreiGen @tunben, nel9e
linn Die 2ethire bes 8u9es oeridafft Ons 3eitweiig pd9reno i9pe,
rer aranfbeit i'm felbit feline @@meraen p~er9efen lief.
9ieie 8 8ub ieuen mir ben 2eern beS Nbenbblattes uuhr BE-.
ionoers gInii9en 8ebtngun9en CUR 8erfigun9.
Gesen 2 Coupons uno 20 Gents it, gaar 9eben mir bas 8u6
in Der Office oh. gir %oenfelben Ureis miro e audi pOrtufreI i'm
Snlauo pet Dof uerfanot.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01
Der1niihtes.

Son bet SDnntagSru6e er3Gblt oaS
y9to6ttber @obeubl." folget6e nteolt9e
@efdi6te: Sin bie6ercr 6an6tperfsm eiter
bate. an einem Sonntage in ieiner 0erfz
itatt nit ietnem 0eie4en cine 6~rtngenbe
Nrbett SIT Oerrtbter1, mas freilt6 I'M Sim
Bid auf Die geiebli9en 8elttmmun9en iiber
Die Sonnta8Srube etne ntbt gon3 unbe6entz
ltbe Sadie mar, I'm ii9er gu gebelt, gab
Der Wteiiter ieinem 2ebrling, Der felt 0iterl1
bel tbm lit, ben Nuftrag, it9 auf sic
StraBe 5n b~e9eben, nm 81 ie6en, Db tein
S6uBmann it6 lit 0er gtG6e befinbe.
Wtetiter unb @eiele macbten ii6 an bic
Nrbett 1n0 tDdren gera6e inn beiten 3uge,
0lS naCb ettuG 3ebn Wttnuten bic Sbir CUR
g8erfitatt ii6 0ffnet u1o Bet 2ebrling nit
BEN Observation-Disclosures: vWetiter, enoz
ltcb babe ib einen ~gefunbenl" i, tpobet er nit
ttcbtli6er @c1ugt1uung Guf etnen tbm unz
mittelbar fOl9en0en S9ubmann DicS, Der
nit malttiDiem 2Gbetn iein Nott5bu9 5og
unb Oailelbe nit einem Gintrag, 11eber>
tretung Ser SOnntagSrube betr., beret6erte.
= @eneraIIieutenant b. Grte6tg, friiber
&omntanoant BON Stuttgart, tit bOrtielbit
9eItDrben.
Sire merfpirbige Gtatiitit 1T lit
ct. petersburg aufse1teut pOrben, nGmlid)
lber Die Qn5abI B%erionen, pelbe bort
tGbrlib tn'S Wafier fallen. Die 9aten
it0muen aus ben Sabren 1881-1892.
Sn bteler 3ett ftelen $3.50 Rerlonen ms
Naiier, 1916 wurben 9erettet un6 1874 err
t%ranfen. Ote 3iffern 3et8en cine merit
tpltrbige Steti9teit, ben11 ie i9ipanten
Sniibeu 351 unb 483. Sn Solge BON
Grunfenbeit fielen in benz e%rtpdbnten 12iG6z
ri9en 3eitraum ms Moiier 1892 Mdnner
unb 125 Srauen, burcb ionltt9eS eigenes
8erI9ulOen 1895 besip. 1919.
- Ser ~Q(nfan9 zines ySm 3idsad" BE-
tttelten TeuiletonS in SEQ. 23 bet @OerItBer
&crfebrss unb @tienbabn73 tg. 1T 81 ib0n,
alS 6oB mir i'm uniren 2eiern porentbalten
loQten. Wfau bore: y0er September lit
uunmebr beretn9ebroben un0 Die iCbon 10
iebr abneb m Ta9eSIGn9en
OerfIr3en ii9 tG8li6 mebr un6 mebr,
rn0 ibon 3et9t unS Oer &aIenoer fur ben
Sag einen ipGteren Nnfdn9 unb fir
Die 9taCbt etn fribereS Gnbe. Stn0
ieBt Die Sage fir inns 3u i90n bel Sage,
bann itn0 ie unS ntdt lang 9enug un0
mir tperben ntcbt 5ufrteben. Sa, tDenn
eS bOb nur 3ufriebene Ofenl6en
atf Grben Cube, ipie tpdre bas 10 ib6n
unosfrie6lt6 auf 6ieier 8elt, pte gut ipir6e
eS utS 9efallen." l1no ipte 1ebr fGme
iot0ane 3ufrtebenbeit in eriter 2inie Dem
S6reiber jener 3etGen SIT quite! Wan
piirbe ibnt bartn AUDI Bic i'm ipdteren Ser
lauf bes NrttfeIs ericbeinenbe i'm met tpctz
ter un6 ipetter merben6e @elt" nebit ben
b unit d atttgen" 8lumen nerz
5etben.
= Sine BON ben 8erG. Sc. Na9r. berz
ian6te Announcements @inla6ung brit9t oaS
erite &apttel zines Nomans r8On @Ottes
@naben", Dem mir fol9en6en SaB entnebz
men: vNteOer cine fur3e Stiae, Der Sberit
l4ien tpeit ab nit ieinen @eOanfen unb bic
8auern pofften i9uetgiam Dor iicb bin,
pte 8tebertGuer, tpel9e bic nngez
tpobnt biele 9~eilti8e 0fabrung, Die man
ibnen aufgetti6t, crit Derbauen miilien."
Nun ptiien mir boob enbIi1, wie @teoers
tGuer 81 rau9en pfe9en!
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01

- @as aIes &to8en ni9t oermo9t Fat,
ba5 brin8t bic NOtD 8uitanOe, Der StG0tiI9e
&ebnun8sfibrer alderman, Obne 6elien
Mnipeiiung fetn Dollar aus 6cr ftGottiben
&aiie 9e5ogen perben fam, tpir6 teinem
itd0tti6en Qlngeteuten ieinen 2obn 9eben,
bon beTien n~nbe0tn8ter gtot6tpen0i9fett ct
nicbt fet it6er5eu8t lift. @r iie6t Die 2o6nz
[iiten {elblt bur3, uno mo Elm neuer Same
eribeilt, perlan8t ct pOm Qlbt6etGungsbef
Nuffldrun8 unb tpenn Die nibt suIrie6enz
ftelleno auSfGut, fam Der 8etreffenbe
ieben, no ct mas trie9t. 2u6 Ser Tinan3z
ausi6uB 9ebt NIT Dem p8emiui8en" oor=
iic6ti9er um. @enn Bic Sur ettua8 frii6er
a%n9efan8en fporben ipGre, 6dtte ie belfen
f%0nnen, aber ieBt lit 6tc &ranf6eit IbOu
siemIt9 melt Dor9e16rittett un6 man fann
ben &ranfen mn y~oufpGppeln". Die
6aupttur muB bic @eiebgebung nit eine1
8rinOliben GefOrm ~nnierss Steuerpelens
Ooubringen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01
- Ser v0tecOrb" faint Jest nod auf ben
Sang at 9tegir" alS 0icbtung 6es Ratiers
QSiIbeGm binein; etipas ip6tl

- 1870 fin6 auf 2tQerbeili9en in Oft
frieSlan0, SeOer un6 &uitringen 6urd
ltcberi4memmung GtQer6eiGtgcn Climb
flut1O 840O Wtenic6en umgefommeG. 1855
tpirO 2iiiabon Ourc6 Elm Grbbeben 3erz
it0rt, BEL benz 10000 Menic9en ums 2ebert
fommen. 1913 betpertiteui9en am 1. un6
2. NoOember sic Tran3Olen ibren Niid8ug
iiber Den &6ein. 1848 @erfinbt9una Oes
Stan0rebtS in 8ten burcb Winbii19rGb.
1870 bat 8i8marf feline l1nterre6ung nit
Gbiers 81 Seriaiae8. 1877 lit @raf
8rangeL 9eitor6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01
= 0ie altebrmitrbige g3ifoGaiftr6c i

- Die ~oltebrtpiirbtge gttfolatftrbc il,
@iienob, bercn @rrtcbtung ungefG6r III Die
3eit bes 8aueS Der 0artburg tGut, mar
i'm 2aufe Der s3etten bieIfacb Derunitaltet
porben. 0tacbbem nun boS @otteSbous
in ietner uripriingliben romaniidben Tornr
uno fritbcren arcbiteftouii5en S90nbeit
nab ben @ntuirfen OeS 9~tegterun8Sbauz
meiiters SITTER in 6annOner Dieber bergez
iteut tpOrOen, Bat eS ieBt aucb BON benz
tll%nitiinni8en unb freigcbtgen 6errn SuIius
y. @icbcl etnen prGbtigen inneren Sbmud
Ourcb Walereten erbalten, Oeren Gnttpurf
BON Yrpfeiior @etgarot in Qetp3ig berz
rltbrt. Die Gtrcbe murbe am IA. Sttober
tpte0er Dem 9ienfte Der eDan8elii9en Sc
metnoe g%eDffnct.
Nbenbblatt l Sent, 6 Gents Bic gRoche.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01
0nnnrfd1

SdQltdo uad Gocine, Mtiliponfee. SbebDDgau, W&auis
tolpoc, Slpp Gibers, Reipaunee, &buapee, @tur9eon 8a9
&uoinetou mo Ytonl1tee nm Z uhr ab5.,
ytob 9ranS 9ooen, D}lsfe9on Grano Jtaptes ,c
I'm 7:30 Nbenos. Sonntag5 aus9eHonInleu.
gt19 Sreeu Sa9, Mtitttpob rub S0ntita9 Z ubr Abes.
Na6 @scanaba, Wtaniltique unD 8aD Yorts Samit0gs
ut z ubr @benos.
Otftce uu0 9Ods; SUB Der Miai8ou aOe. 2apbaD
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01
Die Camille DuObol'.
GiPenBahn~ G~oRrpRdnc.

eS,Dteago &c NerthtDe fetH= GiIcmbabu. Sidet
" Offices 9tOs. 2O6-208 Glorf=StroBe. an her
DGfIeg. Ioenne Station unb am Depot, Gfe 8eQs.
unn &tnate=StraBe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01
@Ir JoO0rmQQp.
fit 9ro5 uno Nlein.
}ir Qrm ono Roi6).
COnklin'S
9omoDn0
oeS
NIbliden Utffetts,

gilt Oas 10Ils entbdlt es uiisa
ti9e &ecepte aner 9lrt, &n9abeg
iber W2aB unO @epi9t Lin.
giir Raulente sie6t es gtnf.
t9luB III sei6dftli9en unO 9eieb
lt9en Sragen, iOmie 0fat6 in 8ua'
fdbrun9 unO t6ren beri8ieOensS
Spitemeu,
Jiir Medaniker cine 8uIaus'
01enfelun9 Der in ibr SAD i9ln'
senben me9anti9en Geiebe unb
ouer bentpirbigeR grfnbungeD
unb Ma19ineu,
giir Den 5anowerker prnftiI8s
Rotbi9Idse unO Itatiftii9e Gin.
eaben.
giir BEN 9anOmirtb @itte1
e~ungsregeln, 8Obenfunbe, 8atb'
i1ld9e fit 8~eaderung, 2an0mei,
flung unb Bodybuilding bon 8ieb,
gir Oartner 4uR9ltfie iber
2ebensfdbtgfeit Der Gamenarten,
Reimem, @a9st6um Der 8Gume &c.
giir Uolitiker itatiitiiGe8 eri9ts
Gber WabGen, 8eb6lferungs5abt
8arteigruppirungeu.
1iir 1Ol3banOler 9enaue N3aBa
tabeGen.
Jiir 8nd)BaIter ReBnungss unS
2ahltabeuen.
go tf mtut6gIilJ, ben refdem Sns
9aIt bieie5 SanObu9s aud uur
Grnabern6 gu i@ilbern.
SebeS @lter, ieber @tono unO
Beruf fnOen BARN i9neu 0fat6
anO IuHdGuB.
9a3n fOmmt cine 3niammen.
fsann8 aIer wi9tieen gel6idtlis
den GreigmiTe, iOwie eeograpbil9e
Ql8aben Our9 80 tleiae QamOfarteu
erldntert, ftatiitii6e 3uIummen,
tteGnn9en iiber @eidi9te, 8eOBlfe
rltlg nnb Die @r8engnife aaer @tuu.
ten Der Union.
Sn alien Sragen bon cuoerneis
item Sntereiie finbet man bier in
Oerf6nOli9er Jofuns
AntruOrt und 8eReRruna.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01
N Union Pafen9er Station.
[yIlzRnnsyIVdnid lines.
MOornSs. 00ndI= ma g2noi3rm=9tr.
M0ants., @anal. umo @laotfnns9tr.

SIdef-Offce8: Mn Der Station, in 24S 9. Glart
GtraBe, Ode SadIDu, urb i'm QIu0itDriunt=9o teI.
9nrtb.3Ige fabreu nie fDI8t mad Geutral=Seit:
tSGnIim tG1nIim nnGnpnnnmnn GnnntnnS
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01

SYStd)iean GentraI. Retp Corr @~emtraIs asto
11 8ofon & NIB n,tts Gtfemb abuets. - nSic
g}iogora Sans &oate." 3i9e O~erIaiieu nnb fornnten an
in Der neueu Central. StatiDH an Safe 6ront 5tB bon
8or2 Roiu, uno q. Ctr, SO. Ctr. uHo 9poe Yare.
Gto0tsStdfet=OfF 81 &Iorf=Str.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01

- 9eute 1T 9tQerbetGigsn, b.b. i'm Sim.
mel; auf @r6en lift 2tGeriin6er.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01
SQtmOtS Central.

@ne burdb9ebenbeu 3h0e BON Der GeutroIrG Station,
r StroBe ua6 garf Jtom; 8tt9s fir ben @iibea t6nnen
nom1nen perbeu. Gtdet8 in Der 9taot-Sffce, 1914 Sib
@l0rf=StroBe, unb i'm &uoitoriuns9o teI.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-01

Mbfabrt I9lHfuTft
/ Cftpber 1894 bon in
gbtcago @btca9o
goIt rnO Grpre6 .......-... $50 81 + s;85 u
Gr0n0 GapibS Sine pia 9etu ButI.
uub 6. & 80. M. 81 ............ SIS Ott $50 y
@eip 3ort nno 8pitpn Spesial..... 1880 3D. 200 y
Ser North @bpre 2imiteh. ....... 49,. 4:3O y
SToit Gafern @rpreB. ........ -. $3.50 ~ 800 "
8rano Nopibs &inie iiber &alas
mo3oo g 8. 81. & 3. 81. 81. $3.50 9t+ 7:io so
&olanr05po Accommodation ....... 4:l5 9tt1l;lO Ut
Groto 9topi0S 2tnie iber 9leln 9uT=
folp s. 6. & 80. so. 9p ......... 500 9Hf 1875 u
3etrpit 92odt=GroreB 800. ....... $50 ~ 7:10 ID
@oQtuotp. Ban Stir & 9et. Sine. $3.50 a. 7:l0 Nt
atlantic GrpreB ..... -. '11:3O ~ 7;50M
Gronb 9eapibS Sine, nber SaIomas
APO g. g. s. 9. 81. @.......... '11:30 ~ 7;10M
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gtetp Buffalo & s. 81 90. GR. 9.'1l:45 aF6:45Ut
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-29
INTO THE FLAMES.
Forty-One People Burned
to Death.
AT A CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
Sixteen Others Are Seriously
Injured.
BY AN OVERTURNED LAMP.
Doors Were Closed and People
Gould Not Get Out of the
Building.
AT A CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
BY AN OVERTURNED LAMP.

KLAMATH FALLS. Or, Dec. 2S.-News
has just reached here that most horrible
holocaust occurred at Silver Lake, Lake
County. Or. on Christmas eve, in which
forty-one people were burned to death and
sixteen badly injured. five of whom may
die.
A large crowd had assembled in Chris
man Brothers Hall TO attend Christmas
tree. While the festivities were at their
height some one climbed on bench, from
which point he expected TO get better
view of what was going on.
In doing so his hand struck lamp hang
ing from the ceiling, overturning it. The
oil Immediately caught fire, and every
thing in the place being dry and of an in
| f1ammable nature the room was soon a
mass of flames.
Some one shouted. "Shut the door and
keep quiet. it can be put out"
BY this time the confusion was so great
that people began scrambling in a wild
endeavor to reach the door.
Women and children were trampled
under foot, and as there was only one exit
to the hall. and the fire being between the
majority of the crowd and the door. many
people rushed headlong into the flames.
The dead are: Mrs. John Buick and two
children. Mrs. Owsley and two children, J..
j. Buick and daughter, Mrs. Smelling,
Mrs. Howard and two children, w. O.
Hearst and wife, Mrs. Coshow. Frank
West, wife and two children, Ed Bowen,
Miss McCauley. T. j. Labre and child,
Miss Ward, Mrs. q. F. Absher, Frank
Horning, Mrs. Payne. Mrs. Nettie Will
liams and child. w. Claymartin and wife,
Robert Small. Mrs. Ella Ward and child,
Frank Ross. mother and sister. child of
Roy Ward. Ira Hamilton, Mrs. Gus Schr6e-
der and child.
The five injured and likely to die are
Mrs. L. j. Labrie, Robert Smelling and
| sister and Edward Payne and son.
The building. two-story frame struct-
ure, contained Chrisman Bros store on
the first floor and on the second floor was
the hall, which was rented for gatherings
of all kinds.
Silver Lake is small village in Lake
County, of about 100 inhabitants, and is
$50 miles from the nearest telegraph office.
The stage line which runs into Lake
County starts from Ager. CAL, small
station on the Southern Pacific in Siski-
you County. The distance from Aver TO
Silver Lake by the stage route is about 25O
miles.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-29
MISS POLLARD'S STORY.
She HaS No Intention of Following
Breckenridge.


NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Statements have
been made that Miss Madeline Pollard in
tended to 60 upon the stage and in person
or by an attorney she purp osed following
Congressman Breckenridge about the coun-
try to levy upon the proceeds of his lecture
tour. just begun. Prompted by this and
other statements. Miss Pollard has re-
quested the Associated Press to give pub
licity to the folio wing:
To the Associated Press: have not wanted
to make statement of any kind. l could not
see that what did was of any interest 10 peO-
pie generally, so have tried to bear all that
has been said Of me as part of the punishment
as a failure as woman.
Within the last few days the impression has
gone abroad that / am under an assumed
name; that I am frieadless and not sufficiently
provided for, and that 1 am in Washington
Ii ever woman had friends great and true
men and women-it is I. I will not believe
that men refuse to give my brother employment
because of my broken life. Nearly half OF
America has wanted employment this year.
am not going before the world In any capac.
ity. have no message to carry. have asked
a question with my life; il cannot be answered
In day. have no theatrical friends. l have
never been situat d so / could have Their
world is far removed from mine. live quietly
I'm private house with my brother and South.
ern friends.
do not believe there is man or woman on
earth who thinks there Is money compensa ion
for sorrow. / am not under an assumed name.
/ have not been In any place where 1 was not
well known. / do not mean to be while / live.
have stained my dear fathers peoples name
ana with ChrisPs power shall fight from under
the stain.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-29
BROKEN GLASS.
1t Is Usually Thrown Away, But
1t Has a Value

Money Is thrown away every day, dashed
down In the streets, piled up in alleyways, sent
| flying in the public dumps, boarded in barrels
and boxes that stand out on the sidewalk I'M
protected and unmatched, and consigned to
the ash barrels, sent pellmell in every direction
| In the form of broken glass bottles and smashed
window panes. wagon load Of scrap glass if
seen on the street would naturally be consId.
cred en- route TO the dumping ground. but ii Is
moi. There's fortune even In broken window
panes and shattered bottles. There is a solid
industry in collecting and selling scraD DeeeS
OF glass in Cincinnati.
The glass factories will pay 40 cents per 100
pounds FOR the stuff and be glad to get IL at
high as so cents per 100. but these are hard
times. Cincinnati. il has been calculated
smashes about 10000 barrels of glass per an
mum. 5000 OF which is picked up and saved
| A barrel OF glass well packed will average
300 hounds. This makes the annual breakage
| the enormous sum of loo, 900 pounds. The
ngures seem almost too large for belief vet
when one considers the great number OF trades
| and professions that use glass in its various
forms, and throw IL away or break ii. the caIcu-
lation Is put In more reasonable light. The
greatest glass smashers are the contractors and
builders. who manage TO break about hall the
| amount broken. The chemists aud physicians.
! hospitals, schools and colleges come next, then
| the druggists and last but not least the small
| boy. To these may be added the careless man.
! the walters and Mattresses. the hOusemaid, fire.
| runaway horses and the like. They an do a
! goOdly amount OF smashing. Allowing 40 cents
| per 100 pounds, the annual producr OF broken
| glass In Cincinnati Is worth just S6OOO-a neat
little pile that could be appreciated by most
| any one.
| The scraps are freighted back to the factories
| and iemelted. The most expensive grade is
| thrown In with the most common and The price
| is the same whether the article comes from the
bandsomest cut glass pitcher or the toughest
pane from the window of Sixth-street lodging
house. The largest factories in the West are
situated IN the indiana gas belt where the
major portion OF CincinnatPs supply Is shipped
They are also large factories in Boston, Cam
bridge, Mass; Brooklyn, Jersey City. Phila-
delDhia, Pittsburg, New York and Chicago.
All the large cities of the country ship car
loads OF the broken material 10 these factories,
and over 100000 are paid for the scraps an.
nnally in the United States. There are several
glass scrap gatherers here, who make regu-
lar business OF collecting the broken frag-
ments found in aleyways and dumping
grounds. They find little difficulty In securing
at least 300 pounds each day, and some even
twice that amount. and they manage TO make
quite comfortable living. broken show
window or the ash barrel of a chemist is a
small-SlZed fortune, especially the former,
which generally nets at least 900 pounds
or S2-Cincinnati Times Star.