davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
6rabiabr in St9t.

Set elmer langen geibe bon Sabren 1T
@erni9's @amenfatalDg Elm piQfommener
SAT- in bielen beutI9en Samilten. Sbne
&ubmrebigteit, beI3eiben ausgeitattet, in
~gebrdrgter Siir3e, aber fa6gemdB gebalten,
bringt bteies 8ii9lein fir bas Sabr 1895
Elm 1ebr ret9baltiges, iiberfi9tli6es Ser
aetbniB ales beifen, mas mdn in Selb unb
@ortert an Sdmereien, 9fldn3en, 8lumen,
@trau9tpert u. |. IN. benDtbigt. 9ie preife
finb bic bentbar btGt9ften. Wernib Derz
fpri9t in 8ort unb Bib ME mebr, als man
Bel 1a9gemdBer Pflege ertparten barf; bic
bieraus begriinbete St9erbeit bes @~rfolges
bat i'm gum tparmen Sreunbe ieiner sablz
rei9en &unben, fetn @ef6Gft gu einem Der
angeIebenlten i'm 2anbe gema6t. Ser &nz
talog ntr6 foitenfrei %iiberalbtn berfanDt.
Man f6retbe an 90. Wernt4, 6O5 9rauD
Nbenue, Milmautee, 8ts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

ten pirb Der Meiaen borber gef6rotet, in
bie1em Sale fam er aGein fir ft@, pber
nit Maismebl ober 6aferf9rot permengt,
tperben. 3u fein gemablen, iptrb
Der Wei3en i'm Maule bes Sbieres flebrig,
utb bleibt an ben s3dbnen, @aumen unO
&tnnbaden bGngen, tpobur9 Elm griinDz
li9es 3erfauen unb 8erI3Guden berbtnbert
tpirb. Sn grpb perf9rDtetem 3utanbe
fre1ien i'm ale SPHERE germ, er tit bunn in
einem 3uitanb, in tpel6em er BON Dem Ser
bauungspro5eB ergrtffen tpirb, %einerlet, ob
er gut gefdut tDurDe, ooer nt9t."
9err MOrton tit Der Nnft9t, baB Der
8au BON &artoffeln unb anberen 5elbz
frii6ten, nit penn Der tnten b
Mirtbf9aftsbetrieb fi9 bef9dfttgen fo1te,
ft3 als geptnnbrtngenber ermeii EN- tpiirbe,
als Der @etreibebau. SIM Dorigen Sdbr
fibrte Mmertfa BOOSTS 8u{6el &ar=
toffeln i'm Mertbe BON $1,277,19 9 Elm.
Wtebr olS bic SGlfte bierbon fam aus
S6ottlanb = 1,671, 339 8u1bel. 3und9f
lam Neuf9ottlanb nit 696,799 8uibel,
bonn @nglanb nit 295, 435 8u1bel. Muf
8obnen unb @rbien i'm @eiannmttpert6e
bon $1,117,969, eingema6te 9urfen i'm
@ertbe bon $341,1 1875, anbere Semitic i'm
natiirlt6en 3uitdnb = $653,259, unb COM
%1erDtrte Semitic i'm @ert6e bon $505,51O
Durben BON uns impprtirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
GRicaeo's Diebmorft.

DAB Gbicogo Der 9rDBte @iebmarft Der
8elt 1T, bariiber finb Die Often I9on lGngit
ge19lofen, aber interehant lit es immerbin,
gu bernebmen, baB Die Chicago 8iebbofsz
geieGf9aft, nel9e ales fir Die @9la@tz
bdufer beitimmtes @teb entgegennimmt, felt
benz l. Sanudr 1866 mebr als 100000
&tnoer, 100000 &dlber, 143,O0O,0OO
S6neine unb 100000 S9afe an bic
S9la@tbduIer abgeltefert bat. 0on ben
2eBteren giebt es 80, Die fdmmtGib in un=
mittel6arer l1mgebung Der 8tebb0fe ftA be-
finben unb 800 Ncres 2anb bebeden; baa
bier angelegte capital lit Elm %rteiiges.
Die grDbte Nn3aAl bon an einem einz
3elnen Sage eingetroffenen 3inber Gam 25.
NpriG 1899 betrug 32,677, Die grDBte Qnz
5ahG BON S9petnen 66,597 Is. DECEMBER
1884. Sn Der am 20. Nobember 1880 gu
gnbe ~gegangenen Mo6e be3ifferte ii6 Die
@infubr bon 99neinen auf 300,488, pel6e
3abl oor etli9en 8o3en auf's Geue BEL
nabe erreiGt tpurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
40. aabreame. = atatntt4tsr 2.

baft berbortbaten. Sn Der garaen Meltaus'
fte1ungS9ef9i9te lit btefer Srage penig oberl
gar feline 8eu9tung gef6entt ipDrben, pGbz
renb tie bod fir ale bieienigen, tpel9e fir
YferDe etn Sntereiie baben, BON beionberer
8ebeutung 1T.
Srtb &eimer, Soma.
Mntnprt: 9eutf6lanb mar auf Der
Pferbedusite1ung Der @orlbs Sair bur3'
bier Gafien bertreten; bic Slbenburqi16e
neutrality-suspicious. bate 10 Sbtere gez
f4tdt, Die f0ntgl. neutrality-suspicious. in
9annOber 7, Der SffriefiI9e 9auptberein
7 unD ferner tparen II 6pl1teiner Yferbe
bonn b~Drtigen Stutbu9 aus ben MdrI9em
gef9idt iporben. SIN @an3en tparen 81
Deutide &utf9pferbe ausgeiteqt, OOn beuen
80 metitens auf bteitge Smporteure unb
3il3ter entfielen. NuBerbem bate Elm Nmez
rttdner nod 3nei Sratebner6engite beige
fteuert. Sds @e1dmmtbtlb tpot Elm qutes,
tpel9es Die Goncurren5 Der frdnS0ftf9sn
&ut19pferbe ober Der @lebeldnb Bans ni9t
gu fiir9ten bate. Sin GROCER 6e1ler mar.
baB mar ale bteie berf9teDenen 3afen in
cine &laffe 3ufammeniteQte unb unter benz
Go0ettibnamen n0eutI9e &ut19pferbe" nit
einanber concurrtren lteB. Man bate, mics
f3ten, feinen re9ten 8egrtff BON ben 8erz
f9ieben6etten unter ben beutf6en &utf9z
pferben unb bate dles in eiren Sppf qetpprz
fen. Die 8retsrtbter bebor5ugten bic 6plz
itetner ettpds mebr, tporiiber bic Mus1teler
Der f9tpereren &utf9pferbe erboft paren;
bic Yreisrt6ter pteien aber bic 8eI9ulbtz
gung 5uriid, baB fe in irgenb elmer @eiIe
Die 9olftetner bDrge5o9en bGtten unb bebdup=
teten, DaB bieIelben nur nd3 8ebii6r BON
i6nen placirt tpprben feien unb baB bic
6dupt19ulb an al benz 8erbruB unb ben
StDrungen bic 3u5dmmenperfung 1qer
beutf9en &afen gu elmer &laffe TRACE, benin
ale Hafen fOnnten %befDnbere &lafen BEAM
fpru9en, nebrtgens lit Der MusItellung
beutf9e Pferbe in Der rSainDis Staatsz
3eitung" bom 6. unb Z. September 1898
in l%dngeren Nrtifeln lpbenb grpd6nung
getbdn porOen.
684. $50 fam man cine btGige Mdf9ine
BON 4 Bis 6 pferOetraft unb quite Bumpe
Ibetontmen, Die auf &Gbern iteben mifen,
1DDaB fe bur9 Yferbe BON einem Mdf1erz
Sammelbdf1in i'm Greet gum anDern gez
bra9t tperben fDnnen gu 3peden Der 8eipdfz
1erung bon fla9em Bottom" z2anb.
9pbbte 8ros., &anfas.
MntnDrt: Sn &anfas Gitp, Wao.,
%befinben it9 3tpet MaI4inenfabrtten, tpel4e
Die BON Sbnen gepiinf9te transporta6le
Ma19tne berfteGen urb tpabrf9einli9 audi
auf @erlungen bic ba3u ben0t6igte Bumpe
ltefern. Die Sirmen BERGEN: rBeber 8as
engine 60" unb r@ttte Sron Worts 60"
Cine anbere Strma 1T Die BON Srbtn 9an
Nte in Spracuie, 81. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
Qn 8ienenSddter.

Die Qtrbeiter am 8~ienenitano erfor6ern
iebt sur 8interS3ett penig 53ett un6 baber
m0dten mir Bic Sntfer unter u~nieren
9eiern eriuebeu, tbre Grfabrungen nnb
8eobahtungen gum @obG unb gum 8eiten
ibrer Smfcrbrii6er unb iOl9er, bic es tpcrz
BEN mouen, nieber5uiAreiben unb Der
Observation-Disclosures 8eiIage" ein3uienz
ben, tpeGc6e iolbe nit 9anf ent9egen aebz
men unb be~rettmiui8it Der0ffentli6cn
tpurbc. gu i6euen brau3t ii3 fetner,
feline @rfabrungen uno Nnltbten 6er
SefentltBfeit 5u i6er9eben unb feline 0eets
nuug frei auS3uipre6en, 6enn ieLbit tuenn
anberc ebenio itrebiame OtGnner ibm etnmaG
anbere GlniIobtcn entgegen brd9ten, 10 petB
ia bod Elm Sober, baB erit burb &ebe unb
@cgenre6c bas 9tibttae eefunben pirb. 8ez
ionbers QlrtifeI, tpel3e @nfdngern ais 2eitz
faben bienen f0nnten uno iie nit ber 8ez
~banblungstpeiie Der 8ienen inter BEN unz
teri6tebltden flimattI9en 8%erbGltniien
unieres 2anbeS nGber bertraut macben mir
ben, itnb uns iebr piafommen.
Die &e6attion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
mertbpolle Gt9enfdaften Ser
SonnenbIume.

Gs 1T etne etgentbiimlt4e GrIbeinung
Ddb Die &ultur Der SDnnerhlume in urfe-
rem groBem Qanbe Bis ieBt entfpeber Iber.
fe6en, Dber aber total bernl9li{1igt iporber
1T. Md6renb bie1elbe in Oe,ltTG(ano UNI
&uBlanb in al1sgebe6ntem W2atd6e fulfil
Dirt tptrD, gilt Dtefelbe bter5ulanbe me6l
als 3ierblume pber bD9ftens ais 4bme6r=
mittel gegen MaIartd, fotpte als Maitfutte1
fir @efliigel.
Sn europa tpeiB man ben Wert6 bie1e1
8Iume ungGei9 befer 5u f1dBen. 8ereits
i'm Sabre 1866 probuatrte HuBlanf
100000 Gentner Gonnettblumen0l (pas
100000 @entner Spnnenblumenz . lfuber
barfteGD, unb bat ft9 bie1e Mense Ieitbem
bon sSabr 3u SSa6r ge5teigsrr. Der ausgez
preBte Selfu9en fotpte 5ds Selrne9l biIben
1e6r ge1u9tes 0ie6futter, ba bieleL6en hpn
80 Big gu A prO5ent St;ditDff ltnb 5pi=
19en 8 BIS Is Yrp3ent Sett e~ntIdlten. Die
1elben entbalten mebr Nabrung5ftoffe, aIs
8aumtpol1amen ober &itbIamentu6en
MuBer benz @amen bat Die 81unle mod biele
anbere nert6bole @igenf3aften. Gte til
bas Meffa Der 8tene11, unb Der aus i9r ge=
3ogene 6onig Iopie bds Wa9s finb BON aus
~9e3eibneter Site. Ote 8lGtter geben etn
Dor3igli9es trodenes @iebfutter, Die 9ez
trodneten Stengel Elm ausge3et6netes8renn=
material, bef1en Nf6e 10 Bro3ent Botaf9e
entbdlt, pel9e nit 8Drliebe bon Seifen=
fabritanten gefauft ptrb.
Oas SDnnenblumen0l 1T beIgelb BON
Sarbe, nabeou gerublos unb bat einen am
genebmen, milben @ei9mad, 10 baB es in
@uBlanb btelfu9 als @peifeOG Dertpenbet
lpirb. Ser Samen entbGlt Bis 5u "a Broz
3ent Sel unb ii6ertrifft ben 8dumtDoQf amen
an Selgebalt UNI IA pro3ent. 9etner 9emtz
19en 3ufammenfebung na3 ftebt es Dem
8aumipoQ famen01 am nd9ften. &alt gez
preBt bient e8 als @petfeDl, tparm gepreBt
our S%abrifatiDn BON Seife un0 5irntB,
ga bas Selma bon Mtnnefota, Wisconz
fin unb anberen norbneflt9en Staten benz
bes Tiibtpeitli9en &uBlarb Gbnelt, mo Die
@onnenblume bor5iglt9 gebeibt, 10 fam
es ni9t nobl einem 3netfel unterltegert, baB
Die Mnpflan5ung biefer bortreffli9en 8lume
in ben g~enannten Staaten NIT Grfolg be-
trieben perben fann. Die b~ortigen 5armer,
tpel9e jebt aus ibrem Wet3enbau 10 pentg
9fuBen 81 3ie6en bermOgen, folten it9 bas
bon tbren ruHif9en &oqegen gegebene 8eiz
fptel gu Nube MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
Die Jobn u. SoIser SEED Go. in
SaGrofe, Wis.

Ser &atalog Der beribmten beutf6en
@amensStrma, Sobn u. Sal5er Seeb 60,
2acroffe, @is,, tit fOeben eri9ienen; es tit
Elm prd9tpoIer 8anb, ettDa la Seiten 5tarf,
unb entbGlt bieGe naturgetreue SGuitratioz
men unb ausfiibrli9e 8ef9reibungen iiber
9flanaen, 8lumenz unb@emiiie> SGmereten,
fotpie Elm rei9baltiges 8er5ei9niB BON
sSarmfGmereten, bic bier ouf a~merifanif9em
9oben gebei6en. 9err Salaer tpeilte leBten
@ommer in 9eutf9ldnb, unb bra9te biele
ausge3ei9nete @Gmereien nit. Bon befonz
berem Snterefe fir beutf9e @Grtner unb
3ii6ter ptrb pDbl Der berii6mte 8tsmardz
Npfel fem, Der f9on apet Sabre na1 benz
3peigen berrliAe Sru3t trGgt. 9ie1er
@pfel 1T boQtommen auSbauernb, urb 1pQte
einenBldB im@arten zines ieben Oeut19en
ftnDer. Sir benSarmer bat9err Salser gang
Defenders geIorgt, tnbem er btele Geuigfeiten
urter &leez unb 9ras=S Gmereten, Safer,
@ei5en, @erfte II. +. IN. mitbra9te. Sen
2eIern Der v2anbtp. 8etlage" rat6en mir,
fi9 BON Der SObn u. Sal5er Seeb gp,, 2az
grofIe, isis, einen beuti9en &atalog Ienz
ben au lafer, Der Sebem unentgeltli9 3uges
1dnbt pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
A9rtratIt1trnI supplement.
GanowirtbfdoftIide 8eiIa9e Ger
uJutnots Stats 0eitun9".

SIN 6teiem 8lotte pir6 ie6em 2dnbDirtb
6o5 @ort ertbeiIt, Der in iabliber 8etie
iiber Nderbau 8ieb3ubt @Grtneret,
8ienen3u6t II. +. 10. feline Ntnit3ten auS3uz
bri6en tpiini9t, ober burb BEN u8rtefz
taiten" I'M 9tuftldrung nabiu9t. Sober
8etriebSneiie ntr6 glei9es &e3t etn8ez
rGuntt, in Der @orausieBung, baB Elm ieoer
nit Der o~meritanii9en 9anblDtrtbi3aft
bertrauter Sarmer eS ais ielbitOerltGnolt9
ftn6et, 6aB aIgemetne Qtntueiiungen un6
&at6i6ldge nibt immer fir ale @egenoen
@itItigteit baben, 6a Die tlimatii9en Ser
bGltniiie beri6ieben itn6.
Die berebrten 2eier iin6 freun6It3 er>
fubt, ibre 8eobacbtungen unb @rfabruns
gen Der Gebottion mit3utbeiIet. @enn audi
manGem bon ibnen ein gut She'll 8ii9erz
tueisbeit abgebt, 10 1T ct bafiir pteaeic6t
I'M 10 tii9ttger in ber BrayiS, tpomit CT
gar oft bic Gbeprien Der 9eLe b t e II
2anbmirtbe in ben Sbotten 5u iteaen oerz
mag. Die &ebaftion lit 9erne bereit, ba,
no es n0tbig lit, bic eingeianbten 3ui6rtf@
ten in paiienbe Sorm fir BEN Druid 3u
brtngen. 9trbeitet aue nit an Der v0ano>
uirt6Ihoftliben 8etIage", bamit ite immer
me6r an Sntereiie 6eiptnnen unb re9t Siez
len niiBIicb tperben mOge!
Nn6reas Stmnn,
&ebafteu 5 + 8 d n 3 10 / + + b :
I3aftIt6en Betlage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
GYfoI in Ger Gbierheilfunoe.

2pfol lit Elm S6eer0IprGpardt, pel9es in
Der Brarts aQgemetn angetpenbet tpirb, tpo
frii6er Sublimdt unb garbpl5dure ge=
brdu9t tpurben; fetner geringen 8iftigtett
tpegen berbient es ben 8or3ug bpr ben leBz
teren. Seine Q0fung 1T ebenfaGs cine boQz
ftdnbtge unb let9te, jebo9 lit 6ierbet gu err
fpd6nen, baB bur91t9ttge 2Dfungen nur Bel
3ufaB BON tpet9em Dber De 1tt1irtem @affer
er6alten perben; in febr bdrtem @afer
triibt 1i9 bic 2Di Jung Qeionbers in biinnen
20iungen) bur9 Nusf9etbung 0es i'm err
fteren entbaltenen &altes als unlDslt9e
&alf1etfe. Mntpenbung finbet bas QDfol bel
&dube Der 6unbe unb &oBen, ppbei iebo9
gu beriidft3tigen 1T, bdb ni9t auf etnmdl
Der gan3e &0rper, fon6ern nun 6D9tens Die
9Glfte nit Der 20fung ein5uretben 1T, ba
bur9 bic &eforption Der 9aut leidt cine
8ergtftung eintreten tann; bier5u gebrau6t
man Biz 3prpcentige 20fungen. Sur 8ez
1anblung BON frtf9en Wunben geniigt cine
Ii 1 I2procenttge unb BEL dlteren Wunben
unb dlteren @ei6niirsfld9en cine 2 Bis
2 1 I2prpcentige 2Dfung. Cur @usfpii1ung
bes Uterus na6 @eburten unb Bel 3uriid=
bleiben BON S6eilen Der @t6Gute 1T cine
2-3prpcentige 20fung nDt6tg. 9te1elbe
seniigt ebenfdns our 8ebunbIung tlauenIeu=
6etranter Sbiere, BET tpeG6en itb erbeblt9e
@rtrantungen bortptegenb an ben &Gauen
nnb i'm Spalte 3eigen. Sci Distinction
bon @taGungen etc. beniibt man 81, r.
5procentige Q0fungen, lie na9 Der 8ef9dfz
fenbett bes SuBbebens unb Der @Grbe.
@rtpd6nt lei nod etnmaG, baB14-1i2proz
centtge SDfunQen i'm @drtenbdu ale ben
pflan3en f6dbli6en Snfecten unb paraiiten,
tpte 81attlduie, &aupen etc. bertilgeu. Sn
oerielben 8erbiinnung 1T 2b1ol tpteberbolt
nit @rfolg BEL 9ur3fuG Der &Glber unb
So6len gebrdu9t tpprben; ebenfoQs mill
man es BET &otbGuuf Der S9petne beripenz
bet BADEN, t1bem man gu biefer berbiinnten
QDfung Wfe6G unb GGduberfaI3 bin3uIebte
unb bieraus etnen 8ret formte, Der bann
ben Sbteren auf Die 3unge geitrt9en tpurbe.
SebenfaQs lit jebo9 bas 21foG Bel innerliz
4en &rant6eiten nit grOBer 8orii9t anau>
tpenben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
8Iherttfb.

Bulletin go. SO Der @erfu6si tdtipn
Der Purbue llniperfitdt in 2afapette, sSnb.:
u@influB bes <mas auf @amen3ptebeln";
n&artoffelzSca r&uftf4e Mepfel in oSnz
btana"; nS3uB bes Sbites gegen @Dgel";
u9er SbftbaumrinOen@&Gfe
81umen=&dtalo Der vNattonaG
Y1dnt 60" in 0abton, ..
Samen<&atalog BON %. @erni@
in Milnautee, Wis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
11eber ben @tnfluB Der 3ubereitut

= l1eber ben GinfGuB Der s3ubereitung
Der 8artoffeln auf bic 8erballi4fett pirb
gef9rteben: @eiDtten nit Sal5 Dber Butter,
a1s Salat nit @fftg unb Sel, in 5orm bon
@9ntben ober 9erDitet gegefen, ipurben
9,4 Pro3ent Der Sr~odenfubitana pber 1922
unb 17,5 Bro5. beg Stiditoffes i'm Darn
&0rper tpteber e%ntfernt, in 8reiform ba>
gegen nur 4,6 Pro3. Der Srodenfubftan5
unb 17,5 pro5. bse Stidftoffes i'm Darn
ntAt ousgenuBt. 9ie &artoffeln iinb bemz
nod gu 8ret ober Weus gefo9t I'M lei9tez
item perbdult9, mas namentli9 fir Ser
fonen nit mangel6after 8erbauung bon
gr0Bter 8i@tigtett lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

= Die @einernte 5ranfrei9s i'm Sabre
1894 ntrb na9 ben eingegangeren Gert9ten
ouf 80 MtGionen 9eftoliter gef3dBt. eegen
30 MiQtpnen i'm Sabre 1898
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

men unb 8oftofftce>M breffe beg betreffenben
Sarmers bur3 Die r2anbm. 8eilage" mttz
3utbeilen.
p Sinh @ur3eIf90Blinge alter Pflauz
menbdume, Obne Otulirt gu tperben, gum
Sragen gu brtngen9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

finbet ft9 iOnft in normalem 3uftanbe. 0a
tb rebt biele belebrenbe Mrttfel in Der
n2anbp. 8eilage" ftnbe, 10 bOrte ib gerne
bur@ sic, mas Die rrfa9e Der ertpdbnten
@utergei4pulft 1T unb mas bagegen getban
tperben fqnn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25
He wooded AN HE|RESS
Fred Larken, a Railway Ticket
Clerk, Surprised His
Associates.
Before Sailing on the Belgic He
Declined to Let Friends See
the Bride.

1t was merely friendly leavetaking'
followed by marriage SO quiet that il
might be called secret, and yet many OF
the railroad men around Montgomery and
Market streets were turned upside down
yesterday afternoon.
James Fred Larken, clerk in Gen
eral Passenger Agent Goodman's office,
had surprised them all in the quietest and
most unique manner imaginable by we'd
ding wealthy lady and sailing away on
the Beleic for the Orient in an English
costume.
1t would have passed without comment
but for Larken's reserve and peculiarities
throughout the whole proceeding. Those
who had come in contact with Larken
knew him as something OF would be dude
who aped English costumes SO far as his
slender purse would permit.
And he was secretive to fault. For
months past it was mentioned once in a
while that he would soon marry. His
fellow-clerks thought he would settle
down to harder work than ever and still
be one of them. And when he told them
early IN the week that he was about to re-
sign and travel around the world alone
they were disappointed. They presented
him with silver-mounted vallse the day
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25

he walked out of the Southern Pacific
ticket Office.
1t leaked out Friday that Larken would
be married yesterday to a beautiful young
heiress from Philadelphia. Larken had
said so, and that was enough.
Surprise was overwhelming yesterday
when his friends learned that the bride,
instead of being all that was imagined of
her, was none other than Mrs. Wieland,
the widow of Frederick Wieland, who died
about six years ago in this City.
Mrs. Wieland, who became Mrs. Larken,
has a son about as big as her new husband,
and also daughter. Her husbands age
was given IN the marriage license as 80
years, and his brides as 80 also.
They were married at noon very quietly.
Immediately afterward they took lunch
con together and then drove to the Pacific
Mail dock, and went to their stateroom ON
the Belgic. Some of his associates and
nearest friends went down to the steamer
to see him and his bride off, but he re-
ceived all his visitors coolly, and told them
that Mrs. Larken was busy in her state
room. When the steamer moved out, how
ever, she appeared on the bridge beside
him. and his friends ashore had chance
to see her.
Mrs. Larken is reputed to be million
airess. The couple will spend their honey
moon travelling around the world.
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! by Miss Essie Morrison of San Jose, are at Lake
Tahoe. Later on they will go to the Summi'
Soda Springs to join MI and Mrs; c. B. Ryland
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Thompson have returned
from the Yellowstone Park.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Howard and Mrs.
Henry schmiedell have returned from pro-
| longed visit at the Hotel del Monte.
| f. A. Greenwood left for the East on Friday,
| and will be away about two months.
| Mrs. Hitchcock and Mrs. L. 81. Colt were in
Chicago last Wednesday en- route home from
| their European tour.
| Mrs. Hager and the Misses Emelie, Alice and
Ethel Hager left here last Saturday to visit Re-
dondo Beach.
Mrs Richard T. Carroll, the Misses Carroll,
Mrs. Butler and Miss Emma Butler have re-
turned from their trip to Alaska and the Vel
lowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K Wilson and the Misses Will
son are visiting New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Dodge, Miss Clark and
Miss Jennie Blair left on Monday for Del
Monte, where they will spend the next two
weeks.
Mrs. David Hunter of San Francisco accom-
panied by the Misses Smith, returned home on
Sunday from the Vendome.
Lieutenant C. L. Bent left on Monday for San
Diego, whittier he has been transferred.
Colonel and Mrs. Albert Castle lnee Winston)
Mrs. ]. r. Turner and Mrs. A. Rich of Bel
mont are entertaining Mrs. d. j. Keser and
daughter of San Francisco.
Miss A. L. Fogle has returned from three
weeks outing in Mendocino County, and is
staying at the st. Nicholas.
Mrs. Lucy Goree of Butte County is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rothman of 1921 Mason
street.
Mt and Mrs. ]. Hitler, Miss Bonita Hitler of
New Orleans and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hyman of Fol-
som are the guests of Mrs. H. Jacobs, 1909 La
guna street
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Dannenbaum of 1880 Octavia
street will return to-day from their European
trip.
Mrs. Charles Greenberg (nee Frank) left on
the steamer Umatilla for her future home in
New Whatcom, Wash.
Mrs. S. C. Marks and Mrs. Charles Blywise
have removed from 1921 Webster street to 1882
Eddy, and will be at home the third Sundays
of each month.
Dave Roth, son of Mr.. and Mrs. z. Roth, was
confirmed yesterday.
The Bar Mitzvah of Master Arthur Bauer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bauer, took place at the Con-
gregation Beth Henachim Striesand, Minna
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Al Jacobs of this City left Monday evening
for New York on business trip.
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TituS-Vice.

The wedding of Miss Laura Washington Vice
and Frank F. Titus took place last Thursday
evening at st. Stephens Church on Fulton
street. The place was crowded with the friends
of the parties. The bridal party entered led by
little Miss Charlotte Hanson of Mill Valley, the
flower girl. She was followed by the ushers, j.
L. Halstead, George Balch. Frank Antilles and
DR.. Eugene Bertrand. The bridesmaids, Miss
Lulu Botcher, Miss Ella Healy of Oakland, Miss
Isabelle Rooney of Mare Island and Miss Flor.
ence Wilson of Alameda, came next, and then
the maid of honor, Miss Alice Vice. The bride
entered last, leaning on the arm of her father.
They were met at the chancel by the groom
and his best man, J. Sansome of Alameda. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr.
Lion, rector of the church, during which Dr.
Bertrand sang go, Perfect Love-" and at the
conclusion OF the service the party left the
church as the organist played the wedding
march of Mendelssohn. A reception was held
at the residence of the brides parents, 1916
Golden Gate avenue, after the ceremony, te
which only the relatives and few intimate
friends were invited. After receiving the con
gratulat1ons of the guests the company sal
down to supper, after which dancing was In
dulged in in the parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus left Friday morning fol
Coronado Beach on their wedding tour.
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Polo.
=. Pony-raeing.
Pigeon shooting.
Sooiety's week at Monterey.
Reception to Rev. and Mrs. 81. N Bev1er.
The Smith reception TO Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
MOreland.
Private theatricals at Commodore Harrison's
in Sausalito next Friday.
The garden party at San Rafael next Satur-
day for the benefit Of the parish church.
The following engagements have been an
nounced:
Charles c. Ford and Miss Nellie Jefferds.
". A. Richardson and Miss Clara Miriam Os-
good.
Joseph N. Bernley and Miss Laura Mac Dom
oUgh.
Weddings have been set as follows:
Long-Poole, September 4.
Gellert-Leon, September /.
Armer-Liebes, September 1.
Lester Hobart, September 10.
Weddings last week:
Titus-Vice.
Clark-Eloyd.
Hodge-Davison.
,Colins.Musgrave
Reynolds-Stewart.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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CYCLISTS COLLIDE.
tured and His Forehead Badly
Cut In the Park.

Collisions between bicycle-riders in
Golden Gate Park are becoming quite COM
mon. Yesterday afternoon John w. Nc
Intosh, 910 Post street. was riding his
"bike' along the north drive near the en-
trance to the fair grounds when another
rider came along from the opposite direc-
ton at terrific speed and crashed into
Mcintosh before he could get out of his
way.
Mcintosh was thrown violently to the
ground, striking on his face, and the shock
rendered him unconscious. The ambu-
lance was summoned, and he was taken to
the Receiving Hospital, where it was
found that his nose was broken, and that
there was a nasty cut on his forehead.
His injuries were attended to by DR..
Thompson, and he was able TO go home.
The rider who collided against Mcintosh
did not stop to see whether he was injured
or not, but rode rapidly away. He is
known to Captain Thomson of the park
police, who will have him arrested for
reckless riding.