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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
|finb. ssbsn bem ganssn appdrai cine

lffnb. gsben benz ganasn Qfppdrai cine
frGftige q Notwithstanding.
gpohe mndslb finb bie DenIonItrus
tionen bes prpfsj1Drs @eorg Mennsr
DDm Nriinner polpteGnifum NIT ieis1
ner SegeTrabsG sGluglnafAine1 81 nens
rlen. ssSn 1einsr anttli1sn StelIung
dls profsi7or ber MdfGinenfunbe bat
MeIlnsr Gelsssnbeit au ben fnpierigs
ften Observation-Disclosures ges
babt lnb bieIe beitdtigen, NIT fbeils
tpsife nod giinitigeren 3ifferr, bic Ber
bauptung bes Berliner Experimental
tors, baB getpDlbts GId1en, fhnen be-
tpsgt, eine1 erbebliden 9luftrieb erfab<
rem nnb iogar in Der Nidtung ihrer
Bstpsgung fortgeaogen tperben. Muf
biefen 10 tpi9tigen Ebatfahen aber
baut fid merftDiirbiger Weife Msas
ners Grfinbung nlr gum tleiniten
Sbeil altf; f:e ipirft in Der 6aupts
fade bnr9 2uftipirbsl ober prefunz
gen, fpel6e bon eigentbiinliA gefornls
ten 59aufelrdbern in ben 16iffsartiz
gen RDrper bes Mpparates gefaleubert
iDerben unb ibn geiuiisrmaBen trdgen
folIen. Suhen mir uns nit 9ilfe Der
beigsfiigten Nbbilbnng ben 9erga1g
flar gu MAIDEN. Ourh ben I'm Srag=
fDrper befinbiihen Doctor U pnben
bic Segelrdber au bsiben Sei.en raid
in Der Mi9tung Der pfeile urlgebrebt.
Dabsi tperben bic ein3elnen SAaufeln
biefer Sesslrdber bur9 Die Grcsnter 6
10 In ibrer SteIung Dsrdnbert, baB fie
nit tbren 8orberfanten obsr6alb bes
Mittelpunftss itets onftpdrts, unter=
balb besfelbsn aber eintpdrts gebrebt
tperben unb 10 forttpdbrenb bic ftdrfite
mDslidbe 5ebsfraft entfaltsn. Mn Der
tnneren Seite iinb lie bur9 fAief anr
5lugri9tuns geitente Rippen beriteift,
Dte 5uiammen glet9fdm eine grobe
ununterbrp1ene @Araube bilbsn.
Diefe Gippen iibernebmen bic 9or=
tpdrtsbepegung. . unb Il iiab born
pben nnb riidipGrts unten angebrd1te
bre6bare Guber gum 3ped Der Steue=
rung bes 5dbr5eugea
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
Sin 9anftmSsaTa.

sssn ber nsuten, alien" 3eit fab es
bod sana anbers i'm 6anbel unb @es
tperbe aus als beute. Man bDre:'
Siaaf Maderl il, Niirnbsrg 5eigte i'm
Sabre 1910 fein @eIbdft folgenberz
maBen an: rsSyiaat Madsrl, 9arbier.
perriidenma6er, Shmlmeiiter, 6ufs
fdmjeb rnb Geburtsbelfer, raiirt unb
fhneibet bic 9aare bor 3tDei 3riiber
unb puttet unb pomabs obenbrein.
Maht unb flitt Shub unb Stiefel,
ldBt Mber nnb febt Sdrobfob gana
germ; lsrnt in bic 9duIer Condition
unb anberen gan3, berfauft parfirs
mirp alIer Mrt, papier, @tiefelpihs,
gefaf5ene 9ering, &onigtung, piirs
f6en, WauiefalIen unb unbere &pnz,
Defs, her3itdrtenbe Murasl, Rartofa
feln, 8rattpiirit unb anbere @eniB.
ssSfaaf Maderl." @etpiB cine qroBe
8ielfeitigfeit, aber ipdbrenb bes breis
bigjabrigen Rrieses, Der alfo, ipie an
biefem 9eifpiel au erfeben, alle Sns
nungsfabungen bereits iiber ben Qaus
fen getporfen battle.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
2iIisntbaps GIugapparat.

2iIientbaps S1ugopparat.
Die 8eitrebungen, bic gltmolpbdre
nur nit 9ilfe nlehanifder Mrbeit gu
meiiisrn, babsn eine groBs Munnigfulz
tisfeit Der 2D1ungsDerfuhe geaeitist.
Shon i'm Sabre 1873 gslang es bem
Muildnber profei7or 5orldnini, has
MpbeG zines DampfaJlugapparates
bsrauitenen, bas ii1 rnebrmals Bis 5u
so Sub entporbob; Bel bemielben ipaz
rem ben G9iffsfdrauben dhnlibe
S6raubenrGber sur Mnpenbung ge=
lanst. 6prlanini iiber5eugts fib aber
balb felbit bon Der Nusii9tsloiigfeit
feiner Mrbeiten lnb CAB oielslben auf.
Sn benz Oelprab'faen gu ftbelocipeb
tit ber51ht tpprben, ben @9rauben%
flug lebislih nit ben Musfeltrdften
bes Meninen gu bstpsrtltslligen. Ser
@rfinber bat bur1 Qntpenbung bon
Stablrpbr nnb Mluminium bas Sc
tDi9t Der W1ai9ine auf ca. 40 pfunb
erniebrigt nnb bic bplIfommenitel1
5ilfsmittel Der Me9anit MAIDEN ben
Mntrieb Der Hdber, bon benen bas
fleine CUR 6ori5ontalbenegung unb
bas grobe gum S9tpeben bient, 10
lei9t pie nur mOslid; bas Gan3e
aber 1T faun1 ettpas anberes als cine
Gpieleret i'm @roBen.
Weittels frdfttser Sfiigslf9ldge min
Der frana0fif9e 9ltabenlifer @ultap
Sroube ieinen sylugapparat, ben
er r9oael='@enerator, ,Mptorzpropels'
fer" nennt, treiben. OsrIelbe bat bas
Iusfeben zines Mittelbings atpiI4en
5lebsrmdus unb 0ra9sn unb bat ben
SIP Der 3raft in einem bufeiisnfDr=
migen elaitif9en Stablrpbr, an beffen
obsren @nben bic Sliigel bsfeitiet finb.
Sn resslmdBisen 3lpif6snrdumen,
Dem Gliigelf9ldse bss @osels entIpre@
henb, audt bteies 9obr unter benz
@influB Der barin erplobiren6en Safe
beftig 3uiammen unb f9ldgt babel
iebesmal bic 5liigel in trdftigem
S4punge nieber, ,um fte langTam tpte@
Der gu beben. Die &raFt Der Sliigel@
f6lGse, beritdrft bur9 bic Srasfraft
bes dusgebreiteten S9panass unb
zines iiber benz 4pparate ausgeipann@
ten Segels aus Seibe, erbaltsn bas
8anae f4fpebenD uno fiibren bas Moz
ben in bori3ontaler Ri4tung $50 bis
800 SUB melt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
csater Der aafft.
2uftbalIon unb JIugs
M d59ine.

Die syab,l bon Sfarus, Der i'm
llebermutbe 3u bod flDg unb iih bie
sSliigel an Der Gonne perIengte, bat
Spar aud fir bas 6sutise @efhledt
nDb ni1t ibre 8sbeutung perlOren,
alein tpiTenfhaftlids @rpsrinentas
torsn unb srnite Sorfher fdiitteln
niht rnebr abIsbnenb ben Rnpf, ipenn
bon elmer GIugmaIGine, einem lentbaz
rem 2uftbalIon bic Nebe lift, 0orlduS
fig finb bic Mn1f1tsn, Db bus Problem
Der 2uftfdiffabrt bur9 grfinbung
eines lenfbaren 8alIons ober burA
Contribution elmer 5lugmuf9ine al
lDTen tit, nod gstbsilt, bodb arbsitet
man in Dsutfhldnb tpie SeiterreiA
fhon felt 10 Bis Is Sabren auPs
gifrigits in eriterer Hihtung, ,pdbrenb
Die Srun5ofen, als bic eriten @rfinber
lenfbarer 8alIonformen, iih nod inz
mer nidt bon bisfem Mese trsnnen
tDnnen unb aud in Mnlerifa bon 3eit
au 3eit INNER ipieber einmal Elm nener
Ylan zines Derartissn Mpparatas aaf@
tauht.
DAP Der Slug obne 8allon mDsli9
lei, benefit uns bic Natur tdgli9 an
SanIenben BON 0Dgsln unb Snfsften,
uno tpsnn au9 auf ben erfsn 8lid Die
9lnipsnbung zines bebsnbsn Sales dss
offenbarer 8ortbeil gegen ben Slug
aug eissner Rraft erf9sint, 10 lebrt
bod Die Hs4nung unb Der 8erin1,
baB bieIer Bortbeil bur9 anberneitise
Na9tbeile rei9lia aufsepogen pirb.
Sslbit bic giinftigiten 8auonformen
erfabrsn Bel ibrer 8sipssung burA Die
2uft fobiel Wiberitanb, bab man
ftarfer Motoren bsbarf, um nit ibnen
an9 nur gegsn einen mdbigsn Winb
anfGmpfen ou fOnnen, elmer frdftigen
8rife absr, ober gar einem lei9Rn
Sturm tpirb audi Der befbare4nete
8aIIon unter feinen llm5tdnben Wtz
berFanb leiiten tOnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
mellner's Slugmaf9 ( d / r e.
(Seitenanfi1t.)

Wenn au9 bas Sbsal zines 2ufte
f6iffes nod ni9t errei9t 1T, 70 1T
bod nt9t mebr gu leugnen, baB mir
Dor re1t befriebigenben unb brau9baz
rem Grfolssn iteben. Cine anbere
Srase 1T freili9 Die nah bem prafti=
f9en Ruben Der gelungsnen Grim
bung fir bic 8erfebrsapede i'm 8ros
BEN - bas 3iel, tpsl9es bod {9lieB=
li9 alien @eitrebungsn Der 2uft19iffa
fabrt als bO9fsr preis borF9nebt -
itnb bic 9lnttport auf biefe Srage
tpiirbe, 9slbIt tpenn bic 8rau6barfeit
Deg 2uftf9iffes iiber alien 3iDeifel
ftiinbe, benno6 Elm N9fel3uden bleiz
ben miiHen. Ms.9sn Wert6 fiir ben
@erfebr fDnntsn jemals biele 2uft@
f9iffe erbalten, tpel6e fdum mebr als
Elm, bDhftens eiaige Dubenb perfonen
sleidasitig gu bef0rbern i'm Stanbe
iinb. Gin @iiehbabn3ug faBt iiber
1000 paiTdgisre, bisls 3uuienb gent<
ner an 2alten; Elm Seef9iff Dereinigt
in ieinem &iefsnbauA 1000 gieiienbe
unb 10000 Gentner Jra9tgiiter -
unb bas lenfbare 2ufti9ifF, NIT feiz
nsr Srasfdbigfeit bon 80 gentnern,
follte ben Werfebr in umtpdlaenber
Meife beeinfluffena Mdn fisbt, tpenn
ni9t mod anbere 9ilfsmittsl ba5u@
fpmn1en, 10 1T es nit Der langerfebnz
ten 8erfebrsitraBe bur9 bic 2uft nod
re9t - tpinbig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
8 E g.

5eng.
Inter ben neusifengr rfinbunsen auf
benz 9ebiete Der Mef5uautit berbient
bas 2uftfabraeug bon Gompasuon
Gripdbnung. Die gissttart beilelben
liest in Der Sorm feiner rpropelIer4
9ieIe beiteben ndmliA tpeber aus
@6rauben nod aus S1aufelrdbern,
ionbsrn aus aht ldngliben 5liigeln,
bensn Der 2ibeGe dbnlid, ipslds paarz
tpsife 5u beiben Seitsn bes eblinbri=
fhsn Slust0rpers ansebra6t iinb.
Sm Muf< unb Mb19Idgen er5susen lie,
dbnlid ben Gliisein Der 80ssl unb
Snfetten, einen 10 ftarfen @ortpdrts=
trisb, buB bubur9 na6 ben 8erfu6en
bes @rfinbers bic Wirfung bon
S9raubenfliissln um bas Drfifa9e
iibsrtroffen tperben foll. 8ebentt
man, baB Die bdufig ungsbeurenSlugs
leiitungen Der 8Dgel lsbis1i9 bur9
biefelbe Sdlasbepegung Der Gliigel
errsi9t tperben, 10 lisst burdaus fein
Gruno bor, an ben Qngabsn gompaz
guons gu oipeifeln, unb man BARI fi6
nur bariiber ipnnbern, bab biefes
Jortbspegungsprincip erIt 70 1pdt in
bic 5luste6nif eingefiibrt porben 1T.
No9 siinitigsr feut fi9 bic Wirfung
Der neuen Grfinbung babnr9, baB
nun 5um eritsn neal Der Mntrieh in
ben 8allon fsl6ft, iiatt in bic Gonbsl
perlegt lporben 1T. MGe friiberen 8er@
fn9e tranften an benz llebelftanbs ,bab
Die S9rauben obne Adber ibre Rraft
alnGcbft nur an Die @onbel abgabsn
uno Der 8allon lsbislid mitge3errt
tperben muBte. gompasuon bermieb
bie1en uebelitanb babur9, baB er bic
gaserfiillte 9iille ieines 8allons in Der
Mitte bur9 etnen freien Naum untsr@
bra9, Der bon Der @onbel aus errsid=
bar, ben geIamnlten Mntriebsme1as
nismus entbdlt. Gin @etriebe BON
Hdbern unb 5sbsln ftsbt bier I'M Sns
nern nit ben Sliigelpaaren in 0erbin>
bung unb entipidelt binreinenbeRraft,
Inn benS9pingen sins 8spegung bon
$50 S1lGgen in Der Mlinute au err
ibsilen. Wis bic Mbbiloung 5sigt, bil<
bet bas ganae 2uftf9iff einen duBerit
einfa9en, einbeitliaen 8etpegungsz
f0rper, an benz bic @Dnbsl lebigli9
uls Elm fleines 2lnbdngfel ii9 auss
ninnlt.
gnbsrs 6orf1er unb grfinber baben
cine aetpiiIs, beionbers pDn ben @aubs
unb GesDDgeln ausgeiibte Glusart
gum Mussangspuntt ibrer Mrbeiten
genommen. wion fiebt btefe 90gel
ndmlih bdufis, obne bab iie einen
Jliigsl riibren, in langen Weaenlinien
unb nit nngsbeurer Gel1iuinbigteit
bic Buff bur9ihneiben unb mub ifA
Iagsn, baB es bsi bis5em 5luge ein3ig
unb alIsin Die Mtnofpbdre iein fam,
pelhe bas @sniAt bes 0ogslf0rpers
tragt. SIR Grfldrang biefes fOsee
nanntsn rGsgelflugs1 nimmt man an,
baB bsr @ossl iid. mDslihft gsgsn ben
Winb gsrintst, nit isinem pOllen @ss
tpi4t Der Cuff erltsegenpirft unb nun,
| bsrnl5se Der giinitigen Jorm fsiner
JIiigA, f0rmlin auf Dem Wiube ab1
tpdrfs elsitst tpit Elm Wagen duf ges
neigfer Gtrede. Nm tisfTsn punfte
|sinsr Nabu brnuht fi9 bann Der
@igier nur ettDds alif3uriAfen, i'm
bur1 bis Gdtpungtraft bts Mbpdrtsz
fauftns llnb ben 1uftlpibsritanb hras
menartig tpither elrlporgetrdBeil ass
psrbs1 uab jih aus btr srrslbteu60bs
pou Nsusm fallsn 3a lajItn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06

GntergrDit. Il. Der fleine Rarl
fonmt beulsnb gu fetnerEante: u5ahte
Iisbs 9nnte berpupd bat MIDI
tbsn furhfbar burhgebauenp
9anfs: oGsi rubig, rusiil 2isblins, pa
pa nleint's nidt In!1
Wsnn Gruueu haf5en.
Drau M.:: sd benfe, Oh biit mitQInnd
b0fe, unb nun mini Dn ibr Tin 0es
bilrtstdgsgsfdsnt 1naden2@ Gran
g.: nsSa, benn bu uuB iie mir tpitbsr
'tDds iQsnssn. unb bas drgsrt fsl~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06

gOn bisftr afrt finb bic Glusappa=
rate bon 2ippsrt nnb platte. Der
Wiener Sngsrisur 2ippsrt min bic Gss
benbs Rrdft Der Mtmpfpbdre bur9 Elm
5nftem (5egslfld1sn uuffungen unb
in lebtsrs1 nod UasIdde unbringer.
Cine dbnlis9e Molle 5pielen 0asbul@
Ions bsim glatts'fden 2uftfAiff.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
Der cute gef1aftss

mann. 3pei Diebs iinb BEL einem
Rehtsanipalt eingebrohen, ber iie,
na6bem fie dIles Bel ibm ansgepliins
bert baben, nit ben Mortsn 3ur Sbiir
begleitet: m9ier meine 9errsn, meme
8iiitenfurte, faIs Sic berbdftet ipers
ben unb einen @trtbeibiser brouAen. :
Wehfelfeitig. 6srr Gpbn
(au ieintr 9onter): 1@r III raid, Mos
idIie, beritsbt ftin @efddft unn lit foz
lib, Dsn nitanlit Del" sd ntbm
ibn aber ni9tl Gr gsf6It mir nihtl~
sMie haibt, sr gefdut Dir litbi! Dn
gsfduF ihm uu4 nidt. unb It ninanat,
Di9 bon
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
9aS bette Wecept.

Oie gna liebte ben Doctor, !
Ginen tpabren 9eraenbi1.
sic tpurbe franf bariiber,
go battle iis ibn lisb.
Man lieB ben Doctor aoGen;
Gin Recept f9rieb ct ibr auf.
Das Hecept, es balf, es nirfte:
sd liebe 0i9!" fanb brauf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
@sllners GIugmaid)ine
(WprberaniiHt)

guttsnItsbt, elmer Der genuueiien
aenner Der Dpgelipslt, ipiu bas proz
blsm nah Der alugnrt Der groben
G9ipebeD0gel l0len, Die groBen
fyliisel 5eines Qlpparates finb gum
Ghpeben ober G9pimmen auf Der
MtmoIpbdre bsrs1net unb baben eine
GoHIsruftion, BITE es ern1Dgliht, aud
bic tleinItt 6enfung bes Uliegers in
ipagere1ts Glugfraft limautranbeln, 10
baB alIo jeber 50bsnDsrluit bes Jlie=
genben fsine Rraffberinipsnbung bars
felt. 3lpsi fleine, BON ben @einen bea
1liegtrs betps9tt TIiigel am bintersri
@nbs bes Mppardies, iDsl9e IN fhneIz
km Mufz unh 4bIdtpingsn bs8riffsn
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

Mr.. c. c. Barbour informs US that his
firm believing that cotton plaids had
about touched bottom, invested the
snug little sum of $25O,O0 in this one
ar6icle of merchandise. This is I'M
doubtedly the largest purchase of a
single article of dry goods ever made
in the state, but this is the Barbours'
way, when they see a bargain, they
know it and go for it big.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24
The chautnnnra ,salntc.

The crowaing beauty Ct e Cher,
tauGua girl il ker poke. harGser
chef. She his dozens of handEs,>
chiefs, ana they ere al just too sweet
icr anything. She has embroidered
them herself. and they match her
dresses and often bear some beau s.
iul little legend which starts YOU
talking upon what soon becomes a
very absorbing conversation. '-Tne
ChautauQua salute, sns will tell
you, as tho waving of a pocl,ct
handkerchief Wien we come TO.
gether CTR leader silently lifts his
handkerchief, and every one in the
Zig auditorium waves a handkerchief
ut the same time. The effect il ever
so impressive; it is our national sa-
llte, and we take great pride in hav.
ingpretty pocket handkerchiefs ready
Tor 1t. This one of mine is marked
'Mizpah. which means. The Lord
watch between me and thee while
we are absent one from another. ~
St. LOUIS 1iot--Democrat.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

William Collier, a negro convict
working out his 6ne under Contractors
Pritchard and Chamber was accident
ly drowned last Sunday at White Oak
Ford on Pearl River. 1t seems the
convicts were taken to the River by
Mr.. j. j. Pritchard to battle and put
on clean iclothes While in bathing
the boy, Will Collier in some way was
drawn into dead eddy, just below
" here he had gone in the river and
was drowned in plain view of the
whole party. Any one familiar with
the peculiar currents of such places in
running water can readily comprehend
tue almost impossibility of rendering
reliet to a drowning man. Every
effort has been made to secure the
body of Collier, but without avail.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24
The short write up OF the colored
teachers Institute which we publish

The short write up OF the colored
teachers Institute which we publish
elsewhere was handed to us the either
day by one of the female teachers,
with request to publish. This we do
with pleasure, first because we have
large mum Der of colored subscribers,
who will be Interested in what their
people are doing to- advance and ell :
vate themselves socially, morally anu
educationly, secondly because t@se
article evinces a rather remarka Die
degree of intelligence in young col
ored girl apparently not over IS years
of age and as we are informed reared
right here in the county. The average
negro as every body knows is trifling
no a. count SLOUGH and no good for
anything, but there a-e occasional
exceptions that prove as our cores
pondent claims, that the negro is an
educational possibility which the
eliminating influences of contact
with the white race in the business
affairs of life will do much towards
developing into good and worthy
citizens of the county. There is big
field in front of the reformers of the
negro race, but one which we believe
if properly covered will reach the end
to be accomplished.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24
$50
ANALY SIS.
STATE OF OHIO,

CINCINNATI, JAN. IS, '94.
This is to certify that on above date
a sample of TUTEUR'S OLD COLUM-
BIA WHISKEY has been analyized at
my office, and same was found to be a
superior article OF pure handmade
whiskey, distilled from go per cent.
small grain.
E. T.. MULLER, Chemist.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

It may be of interest to our farming
friends TO be informed that the lead
ing cotton manufacture and importers
throughout the country will hereafter
reject all cotton baled in close woven
bagging' Any planter using close
woven cloth Of any kind or old and
rotten bagging must expect to have
his Gotten stripped, picked and rebaled
at his own expense. The reason as
signed is that the close covering has
been found to cause great damage 10
the staple for lack of proper venti-
lation. Planters should make note
of this and govern themselves accord
ingly.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24
HIS FEARFUL VENGEANCE.
the Awful Fate to Which One Man Com
signed Il is Hated Rival.

the Awful Fate to Which One Man Com
signed L is Hated Rival.
ION a train, down in Indiana re
Gently" said a DRUMMER as he lit a
fresh cigar and handed several
around, Il was on a crowded passen-
ger coach and next to me sat wild
eyed looking man with what I
thought was a gun in his pocket. Tie
twisted around Iervously for a few
minutes after I had sat down beside
him and at last he tuned to me:
"'You see that woman up thar in
the folrud eend OF the car, he said
that I'm with the green dress on and
a slim Teller settin alongside Of herr
"She sat about ten seats ahead Of
us and Was in reality a conspicuous
object, So | could not deny seeing
her. / nodded and lie went On:
"'Wcll, she's ny wife.
Why aren't you 10 there with
herr
"'Sne's 1opin, he said briefly.
"'You mean she is running away
with the man beside her.
That's the size of it, mi r.
"'Well. now that you have caught
the guilty couple l suppose you Viii
punish thcm GyyQrclyf
"Iio pulled his rc1-olga1' out and !
BECAME e:.cet>>.i-...:.. ), nervous.
That locks like it might be
enough, don't ii? lie asked with an
ugly glitter in his eye.
Il didn't know whether to call the
conductor orswhat TO 90.
You will Go nothing desperate
On the car IN the presence Of the pas
sengerss' l sad soothingly.
He looked at hio rovoluor and
tried the hammer once or twice.
You think this might settle it,
lon't your he repeated.
"As it was about two feet long,
with hole in it like tunnel, could
not doubt its efficacy, and said 20.
=" I'm goin to have vengeance, he
said in a hoarse whisper, ON that
,uss, and he'll never forget it,
With that?' l asked, nodding
toward the gun.
No. he said, putting it away,
much to my relief, but with some
thin a heap SIGHT worse and l ex-
pected to see him draw knife with
o saw edge and hooks on the poirt.
6 What are you going to do?' in
quired with q faint hope that the
conductor would come along in time
to prevent panic and bloodshed.
+" Let him have her, he said with
such a powerful sense Of satisfied
justice in his tone that l almost
laughed right in his fare.
He got of at tho next station
without having been seen by the
runaways. and when l had got lock
at the woman end heard her voice. l
was almost sorry I had not Let Tie
ncrcifal revolver Go its work. DE.
troi6 free Press.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24
Mr.. GredYeS Consents.

AS will be seen by his communica.
tion in reply to the several gentlemen
representing a number of voters in
the county, the Hon. G. B. Greaves
consents to allow his name TO go before
the people as candidate for the SEN
ate, at the next election. Mr.. Greaves
is no stranger to the pc ople of Madison
comfy and needs nothing from The
TIMES to commend lin to their favor
able cousi 1eration. Is he capabaole,
is he faithful, is he honest an all
answered Idrmat vely in Mr.. Greaves.
who shoud he be elected will repre-
sent his unity VIII honor both to
tn Il ! Z III 49, 4 sA..1.x .In1r
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

The Congress onal Canvass has not
vet opened in Madison. When it does
things will be little warm. Mississ-
lppI's silver tongue orator will have to
get on brighter polish if the Col T..
wonld convince the people of Madison
C y hat he should he returned to
Cong ress. Just what the doughty Col
has done as Congressman TO entitle
him to the distinction of being contin-
ued in his position will have to be
pretended in quite different light
than anything the people have yet
seen.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

That clever gentleman, Mr.. G. c.
Gartee, proprietor of the Merry Go,
Round, informs us that he will run it
for white people Tuesday and Thurs
day night, at which time he will have
on exhibition the gigantic pamoramas
and battle scenes. He also has fixed
seats for resting, and invites all to
come and enjoy themselves.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

Don't think the water works is
dead. 1t is very much alive as the
people of Canton will find out at no
distant day, only question OF a little
time, that's all.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

The negro minstrel last Tuesday
night at Odd Fellows hall, all home
darkies, was quite creditable affair
for amatuers. We noticed good
many white people present and every
one seemed to enjoy the fun immense
ly. The singing was out of sight.
Our colored friends propose to repeat
the entertainment at some early day.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

Several bales of the new crop was
sold this week on this market, two by
w. j. Mosby and one by party whose
name we have failed to get.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

If any body asks you what it all
means, tell EN- The TIMES with its
clever neigh bors, Gross and Cobb are
just putting on little style painting
and getting ready for the Dig business
push that every body says is going to
strike Canton soon. The Kearney
building is going to present the bright
est and handsomest front of any house
in town, when it gets through the
hands of the artists in charge of the
Jobs.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

The rains which have been almost OF
daily recurrence for several weeks
past have undoubtedly done consider
able damage to cotton, but unless some
other God send comes along Madison
county will de her bull part tswards
producing an overgrown crop OF 5 cent
cotton. When will the planters OF
Madison county learn wisdom from
experience.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24
M. L. DINKlNS Editor.

Subscription sioo Per Year, Cash
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-24

After all that has been said about
the big crop of cotton now growing, it
turns out that those old enemies of tbe
crop, rust, blight, rot and all the other
ills that the staple is heir to has struck
it, and now our farming friends are
claiming discount of at least 25 per
cent on the crop as it was reported 20
days ago. From every section of the
country comes complaint of great
damage to the crop from the causes
stated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-03

enlarge on the many advantages
that would accrue from a fair
in our city, as all are aware Of
them and ready to admit them,
consequently the LIGHT will con-
tent itself with saying on this oc.
casion, that il Dallas can have a
fair every year, and make it sue
cess, San Antonio ought to b. able
to hold a fair enthusiastically.
We need vim and enterprise.