davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
SdJmerer gabmunfau.
0wet 0i9e itofen in einem GunneI
5uiammer.
Siinf SabnIeute perIebt.
g ittsbnrn-1 Ia. sEehr.

PllI ? y u / y, LIZ UeUt'
Die 2otomotipen SEQ, 6 unb 8, BON Der
GaftIs Sbannon @~iienbabn, finb ge1tern
Nbeno in Dem SunneG in Der g1Gbe Der W1oz
rlongo6ela Sncline 5ufammengeftoBen, poz
our9 elmer Der f9limm1ten 8abnunfGGe,
tpel6e felt elmer &et6e bon Sa6ren auf Der
8abn Dorgefommen ftnb, berbetgefibrt
fpuroe. Stint gerionen trugen 8erlebu1=
gen baoon unO cine 2ofomotioe unb %
8abnlpagen tpurben aertriimmert. Tolgenz
oes finb Die Namen Der 8er1eBten: Der 3ugz
fibrer SobnNalter, Der 2ofomotibfu6ter
9enrp Suffers unb 5reberid &tsgar, Der
9ei5er emmett 9amilton unb Elm unbez
fainter. Die bret eritgenannten 1inb 19tper
0srleBt, aber man bOfft, baB ie pieOer berz
geteQt tpsrber.
Die Qofomptiben rannten i'm Mittelpunft
bes Sunnel5 5ufammen; bic 2eute nurben
bur9 Die @epalt bes 3uiammenftoBes unz
ter ben Sritmmern be9raben unb tire Getz
tulg bonn SODe lit als Elm tpa6res 8un0ar
81 betru6ten.
Ser 8erfe6r tpurbe mebrere Stunoen
lang our9 ben nnfuQ unterbro9en.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Deoer meinei6s

Der 9ei3pOrene SSiaac 0off, tpeIber in
benz 9ro3eB gegen Spbn Sampfon un6 Sc
nofen b~ereiotgt mar unb e%ntlafen fpurbe.
iibt nod immer i'm @ountpgefGngniB. Qus
feline Wo6nung CAB er go. 639 8auIina
StraBe an uno ieBt bat es fi9 6erausoez
itelt, baB er in Der 8irtbi9uft ietnes 8rrz
oers go. 1865 Mtllpdutee Nbe., als S6Qnts
fellner bef6dftigt, unb nt9t ais Collector fir
ietnen Batter tbdtig mar, pie er BEL 5etner
8riifung bef4pOr. 8i9ter @ptno ber~
langte pOnOOff Die 2eiitung elmer 8ir9f6oft
BON $500, tpdbreno Die unterI u6unQ i6ren
5ortgang ndbme. 0off fonnte bic 8iiros
f9oft nt9t leiten unO tpurOe ms SEEING,
nib gei4tdt.
9eute @ormtttog purbe 9Off BON Der
9ranojurp fpegen Meineibs unter Qnffnot
9eltelt, aber balb aus benz @efdngniB enfz
loflsH, Ha9Oem er giirgiAaft segeben hattie.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Die ltelte amerikanifdJe Anleibe.
Oerielben miro in Gonoon orofes
Dertrauen ent9e9en9ebradt.
R0berer e~infuRrsou auf SLIDER in 3uOien.
Qpnbon, ID. SSebr.

0onbon, IA. 5ebr.
Die Shines fagt beute morgen in ibrem
6inan5artitel, baB fron3DfH 3e @pefulanz
ten fi9 ouf bic amerttunif4e NnGetbe porbez
teIten. SIS tpirO ieoo3 pabri8einli@ tein
8olb aus Der 8anf BON Sranfret9, unb nur
iebr tpentg aus Der 8anf bon @nglunb gez
3ogen peroen.
@inem 9erii9te nod beabft9ttgt bic tn
oif9e &egierung ben @tnfubr3oG auf SiGber
gu erbOben. Die acknowledgements, ipeI6e
oas @erii3t perbreiten, beuten nt9t an, Oh
oer 3ou au4 fir unOere NrttteI, auBer Sill
Der, er4Obt perOen foq. 0as @erii9t nirb
our 5olge baben, baB Die Nu4fruge in Snz
oien bef3rGntt perben tpirb.
9ailp Nelps Iagt, baB auf Der Nftien>
b0rfe etnige @ef9Gfte in amertfantf 6ert
Bombs gu IL prGmtum bes u~rfpriingli=
3en Pretfes gema9t tpprben fino. 0as 1T
Elm be3ei4nenber 8eneis fir bas in RE
Negieru1g unb bos Spnbitat gefeBte @era
trQuen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Brieffditen.

9errn 90, in @eusburg, Soma, = Sic
Derpe9ieln bic Reltgion Der Mormonen nit
Der btslang BON ibnen betriebenen 8ieltpeiz
6eret, Mtt Der 8eligion Der Mormonen tat
bic &egierung ni6ts 81 f4affen, II Die
8ielnet6eret bulDet ie ni9t. Mormonen
giebt es besbalb in Der Union nod gerabe
10 btele, pie friiber, aber feline BON ben DIOR
monen betrie6ene 8ieln6tberet MIR. unb
M}ormonen BADEN in Der Union bteielbe
MISUNDERSTANDING tpie 0udter, 0errenz
butter ooer S6ater, 9aupt Der MprmOner=
ttr4e 1T ieBt Der @ppftel SaplDr.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
SdredItd1e Chat elmer mabnfin.
nt9en.
Sic erori6t ibr Neutrality-suspicious. GS6ter.
den in oen ei9enen Armen.
gdffatc, 81. e.. IA. seebr.

=" "V|f ~ Sf Ii. Otpr.
geitern @benb erOriidte Srau Mt6oeI
Wefel in etnem MnfoQe bon Wubnfinn ibr
a9t Wo4en altes S06ter6en. syru1 We7eG
am Samftag f9tper bur6 einen 6uno
erichredt tporben, unb feitbem bate fie Elm
etgentbumlt4es Meien our @9au 9etraqen.
Sn Der 9}a9t 19rte tie ibrem @qtten in bic
Sbren, oaB etn GROCER Mann nit ldnoem
9aar i'm Simmer fei, unb bas Sinh umauz
bringen perfu9e,
Sic briidte bag Sinh an bic 8ruTt unb lief
i'm 3immer lumber, UNI benz einoebiI6eten
8erfolger 3u entfOmmen, MeIel berf1l6te,
fte 81 berubtgen, uber tie mar gu 1tarf fiir
i'm; f9lteBli4 rief er feinem 8ruber, uno
na4 f4tperem Sample ert geIanq es, bas
Sinh aug ben &rmen Der Mutter gu Be.
freien, ais OteS enbli9 gei9e6en mar, mar
bas &inb9en erfttdt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Don SIammen erfaBt,
Rettet it9 Srau Robert Ryan nit ibrem
Kinoe.

Sn Der @Obnung Don Robert gbun,
1916 @eItern Npe., fam beute Morqen I'M
3 u6r Elm 5euer gum Musbru9, ipel6es bus
6au5 gum 8etrage BON $500 bef6dbiote
unb 9uusbaltungsgegenitdnbe I'M @sribe
bon 500 8eritDrte. DIS bic 2eiter=gom=
pagnie go. 8 anlangte, mar Is 6rau 8Dun
unD tbrem Wtanne %gelungen, einen She'll
Der M0bel ms Srete gu b~ringen.
Sur 3eit ais Oas Seuer gum Musbru6
fam, bate Grau 3Dan geraDe rod 53eit,
ii9 nit ben notbOirftigIten &leiDunosz
itiiden gu bebeGen, t6r Sinh ar er1reifen
unO bann binaus3uitiir3en. SIR &IeiO finq
Seuer, bod geldng es einem 9Seuersps6r2
mann, Die Slammen gu erltifeu, ebe fie
I4ltmme @erleBungen CUR Solge batten.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Die Sufel Gin Auno=U Gao,
Quf 0erfeIben befnoen fid nab
Ausfo9e dineiiider 6efou9enen
Iieben Qusldnoer.
Die 6arniiom entidIoFen, bis sum Iebten
mann .a~us3uhaIten.


2onbon, IA. Sebr,
Cine 9epeT9e aus &obe, Sapan, an bic
Shines fagt, baB it9 na9 Nngaben 9ineiiz
i9er @%efangenen in 8etz9at@Wet, fiebsr
Qu8ldnoer auf Der SnfeG Gin &ung Sao BE-
finoen; elmer b~erielben' 1T Elm GnglGnber,
elmer Elm 9eutf3er, unb elmer Elm Mmeri=
taner. Der lebtere lit cine Der bret Ser
ionen, tpel9e auf Dem fran8Oif9en Dam
pier SDonep in &obe Derbaftet nurben. Die
Sniel 1T duf flint Monate nit Qebensmittsln
oerieben; tie bat binrei9enb &oblen, aber e5
feblt an Munitton, Die @arnt1on 1T ent=
i3lofen, big auf ben leBten Mann auS5uz
6alten.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
hit 9ebunoenen 6dn6en.
Die europ6if4e Delegation in Nrmenien Don
Der tirfif@en Reeierun9 f6Ie9t
behanoclt.
s. o # ID. eSebr

8on Gr8erum, Der @tabt, BON ipel6er
ft3 bic eurOpdiTAe Delegation tiir3li6 ouf
ben 8eg na4 benz 8e3trte BON @aAun
mahte, tomnt Die Ra6riht OnB es Der De-
legation bon Der tiirfifben &egterung ntbt
erla11bt purbe, armenif9e 9ollmetf9er nit.
%3unebmen. Die Nrmenter in Der umge9enn
BON Safun Deriteben nur turbiI9, Elm pez
Mig armentf3, aber fetn tiirttf9. @s pirb
oaber fir Die Delegation unmD9li9 ieir,
genaue 8eri9te gu erbalten.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Stdoti1hes.
Oas Wetter.

Optifer 91eine, 76 @a1bington Str,
beribtet fir @bicago bic foIgenben 8aroz
meter unb S6ermoueterfdnbe:
I'm s ubr Is @rab, UNI 9 u1r 20 @raD,
Inn 10 u6r % @rab, I'M II u6r 20 unD
UNI II u6r 27 8rab iiber gtul. 8arpmez
terftanb I'm 8 u6r MorgenS 29.4O; I'm
II 16r Mitta9s 1856.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Cine neue ~Srieoenscommiffion.
2Iuf Rath Ger auswdrtigen 6efanoten miro
oemnd6t cine meme 5rieoensconmifiton
ernannt peroen.
Qpnbon.1 IA. sEebr.

Sine 9epeT9e aus 8ien Sim an ben
STANDARD fagt, baB auf Die Mbberufung Der
6ineIi3en SrtebenscommtfGre fe6r bulb Die
@rnennung BON Qtz9ungzGbang unb entz
peber .bes Brtn5en Sung ober bes Sir Goz
BERT 9art, bes 9eneralinipettors Der dime
fii9en 3OQe, ~erfolgen nirb, Inn ais General
beboImd4ttgte Observation-Disclosures
a%n3utniipfen. 9ieier S9rttt ipurbe auf ben
Ratb Der 9efanbten Der auslpdrtigen Md9te
QethQn.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Strafe fir Giferfu9t.
Cine FnIfspofmeiferin ofnet einen an cine
an9ebli9e Gtpolin eertdteten Srtef.
@prtnofieIb, I'm, IA. gSeb.

9eftern betannte ii6 Nora Melton aus
Nrge11ta in Mtocon @ountp i6uIbig, :inen
fir cine anbere Perion beittmmten 8rief
geoffnet gu baben, unb purbe bafir gu elmer
Strafe bon $50 nebit Soften berurtbeilt.
SRI, 8eltOn nor 9ilfspoitmetiterin, in Gbz
gar N}ir b%erltebt, unO @tfer1u9t i9etnt fe
beranlaBt gu baben, etnen bon bieIem on
st1 onberes MGb9en gert9tstsn 8risf gu
0ffnen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Oas vQobit=G beoter".
Den uamen fol- oa= men 5u erbauenoe Stoot.
Qheater erbalten.
SO ID Hehr

@s 1T bef3lofen tporben, bas Siabtz
S6eqter nit etnem &otenauftpanbe ION
uber 100000 wieOer auf3ubauen. Der
Neubau 1oG aus @ifen unb Stein beroez
TeQt perben; bon benz anOeren SbeiGe fes
6Gu7ergebiertes ioq es bur9 etne bide
8ranbmuuer g%etrennt perben, Na6 Iei1er
9oIenOung Jpn es ben 1omen Past.
S6eater" erbalten.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Sat un9IaubIt9.
mas cine frau aus5uRaIten i'm Stanoe 1T.
Sort Scptt, Rus., IA. GFebr

UUtI SVU4+, Nus., IL. 5ytDt.
@or ungefG6r flint Ntonaten purbe bic
ettpd IS jd9rtge 5rau Gol. pader pon einern
fpiitbenoen 8ulen iiberfaIen; baS S9ier rib
t6t nit ben 90rnern ben 2etb Quf 70 baB
bic @ingetpetoe berauStraten unb Der M}agell
p%pQtdnbtg bloBgelegt tpurbe. 2llen @rtpQrz
tungen gum SroB purbe bic Srou boG[ftGn=
big pteber AergeteQt unO beute ga6 1e 3&pilz
Iinge1 bag 9eben, 3pet trGftigen sSSungen BON
8 unb Z Pfuno 9etptbt. Die &in6er finb
b0Qtg geiuno un6 Die Mutter pi~D in peniz
gen Sa9en i'm @tanbe ietn, bas 8ett gu per=
IafIen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Ja9o ouf Rduber.
Cine fe93i9 marn forFe RGuberbanoe fon
perntbtet meroen.
0nebIo. Mer.. IA. sse6r

Gs ftnb nod einige Mttglieoer Der gro
BEN &duberbanbe, tpelbe SCOTS Eager am
gegrtffen bate, gefongen genommen uno
bieielben perOen erf4ofen merben. Gnlz
buten unb 2anbgensbarmen bur9fu6en baS
2onb, INN bic ga13en 60 &Guber ab3ufu6en.
Der 3uitanb Der @ebriiber Scott unr bes
Nufiebers Srantlin bat it9 ge6ei1ert, unb
man glaubt, baB tie it9 BON ibren Der
leBungen erbolen perben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Gin METER GePrer.
Gin nenri6hriser Jun9e haIbtOot 9eprii9eIt
8etrp8teD, Mt6,, IA. Tebr.

@or eintgen 8agen purbe Der ~neuu;d6rig(
Carl gaton in benz bena9barten 8DDn(
SaQs 10 fur9tbar bon etnem 2e9ret &C.
priigelt, baB er 3eit 1~ei1es 2ebens Elm Strip
pei bleiben tptrb, IeGb1t tpenn er pieDer berz
geiteut tDerben foqte, mas ie6r 3peifel6afi
1T. 9etern mar Der 3uitanb bes &naber
Elm ie6r bebentlt9er.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Der Oompfer uGttY Of St. 2lu=
outline" eefeRen.
DerfeIbe 1T felt neun Gaeen in uew porf
fdaig.
q 10 Oprf. IA. Sebr

gus @abanna6, @a., pirb gemelbet, bqB
Der 8au6Ol3bampfer gitb Of Ct. Mugui time,
pel6er am 2. Sebruar BON S~ad1onbiQe
na9 Neip Oort Angling, unb felt neun Saoen
bort fdnig mar, bon einem bort angetomme=
men S4oOner gefe6en tporben 1T.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

Der Dompfer miro am nddfen
Otenita9 Ole 3Idfahrt nad
bapre dntreten.
Die 8cfadoisure oeHeIbcn nit $4,000 gebeiIt,
g Nprf- IL Gehr

ga @uscogne" ptrb am nG6iten Mittz
mod bon bier na9 SABRE a6ge9en. Man
glaubte anfGngli9, baB Die Nusbefierungen
mebrere @O4en in @nIpru4 nebmen mir
ben.
Ser 8etriebsGeiter Sbomas Moonep BON
ben rW}organ Sron Worts" lagte benz Ngenz
ten Sor9et geitern, baB Der 5erbro9ene Sol
ben big gum Montag erfeBt tperben fDnne.
Die Reparaturtoiten perben ettpa $4,000 be-
trdde1.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Helm wobres Mort oaran.
ftirf ferdinand Don 8uIearien ni6t pertrie-
ben nro aIio audi nid2t naa Rumdnien
oefiAtet,
8u90reF, &umdnten, IA. sFebr.

Gs pir6 6aI6amtlib mitget6eilt, 6oB bos
qeftern @benb in Berlin in umluuf qeTebte
8erii8t, tpona3 Der Shirt 9%erbtnanb oon
8ulqarien aus benz Qanbe getrteben fet unb
fb mad 8umdnien geflii9tet babe, Douz
aanbig aus Der 2uft gegrtffen 1T,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

WnrD Mbams unb So6n Burns ii6erz
ftelen geitern @benb fur3 na3 5ebn u9r, an
Der @de Der PeDria unb MonrOe Str, Srant
Wtc9pnalb unb nabmen tbm 81 meg. Gr rief
aber I'm 9iilfe unb bra9te iOmit Die ppltz
3titen 8rarton unb GurleD an Ort unt
SteQe, Die Nbums unb Burns IN 9aft mo-
men. 0ieTelben erntrften beute unter 9telz
lung bober 8iirgf9aften, bon Rt9ter 9opIe
etnen @ufi4ub i9res @er9Ors, biz sum 20,
B. Wts.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
hifsuahrihten.
Jn Ger UaHt eemeIoet:


g2etp 0ort: Mtffiftppi bon 2pnbon.
Qiberpppl: Mlicta BON gtetp Orleans.
SABRE: Carolina bon Stem Orleans.
6~outbdmpton: @ms BON Stem Nort.
ROTTERDAM: @bam BON Seem 0orf.
Baltimore: Mmertta bon 8ort MQiance.
Norfolf 3d.: @lamorganfbire BON g2etp
Oort.
9%out6ampton: nParts" bon Stem Norf
2onbon n2Dbian Monur9" bon Iep
Orrf.
2irerpool = uNumiOtan" bon 9ortIanb
iihc1 9alifar.
beute oemeloet:
Nep 0ort: rNOrmannia" BON @enua.
Sout9ampton: ~Paris" oon Netp
gort.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Cine penfionsfdwtn6Iertn.
Inter 8iref6aft Dem Sunoesfreiseeridte
iibermicfen.
GprtnQfie1b, Su., IA. Febr

Matbiloe 6. 8rapfieIO aus 9errp @ounta,
tpel6e unter Der Nnflage itebt, betriigeril6e
Pen7ionspapiere eingeretbt gu BADEN, tpur6e
geItern fir ibr Grf9einen bor benz 8uu5esz
treisgert9t unter $500 8irgf9aft gstteat.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Yum fann's Ios9ehen.
Der prdf0ent bat heute Ole pofamtsbia I'M
ter3eidnet.


Der prGfibent bat bic nGbicago public
Butlotag Sin" unter5et9net,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Die GRoLera in KonftantinopeI.
,Feun uno 3%Uan5i9 perfonen in elmer mo6r
+ 9eltorben.
RpnfanttnppeG, IA. sEebr.

( Qfpi16en benz 5. unb II. bte1es Monots
srS bier 81 @6olerafG1e D~orgetommen, BON
linen 29 eiHeu t0btIt9en @erIauf naGmen,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Gin neuer poli5ei=G ontmi6dr
aperY .. 2tnoreps S%hechan's 11a6foIser.
g E 70 Worf. Il. ssebr.

4berD ., Nnbretps 1T be1tte gum 9oli5etz
commi1dr ernannt nDr0en. Mnbreps tritt
an @teQe bon So6n s. @bee6an, pel9er
ietn 4mt niebergelegt bat.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Geiegraphi1he Oeperhen.
Bic tiirkiftJe Nnterfu6un9eom=
nj ffIon.
DtefeIbe beobfidtt9t, ouf oos 0rino=
Ithite gu Werfe gu 9ehen.

Die in Gr5ingbian perurtbeiIten 2lrmenier.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

Orr Ser @ettermann propbe3ett uns 6ente
NOero un6 morgen cine Sortbauer be3 f90z
Ven 8etters. Guft3ug aus g1prOpetcn.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-03-01
THE ANNUAL PICNIC.

First Warders Of All Glasses and Denomi-
nations Enjoyed Themselves Hugely
Yesterday Afternoon and Evening
Yesterday was the annual gala gath
ing day in the First ward, this city. 1t
is the custom with the people OF that
ward to have a picnic gathering once a
year, and of late years the very pleas
ing feature of inviting all in the ward
whether members of the Mormon
church or not, has been added.
Yesterday, practically, everybody
was present, Mormon and
gentle, rich and poor, the gray haired
veterans, the widowed mothers, the
tottering babes, the gay and the young,
the kind-hearted and the chearful. 1t
was notable gathering of people of
all classes aud very much good re-
suited from the holiday.
The gathering met at l o'clock, each
family carrying their basket picnic.
Dinner was served at and it was a most
elegant spread. -Four tables the entire
length of the assembly hall were filled.
After dinner the tables were cleared
away and an impIomtu program was
prepared and presented. There were
i've minute speeches, Rotations and
songs. The speakers were President
A. 0. Smoot, Bishop Andrew Knudsen,
Elders John B. Miner, Robert Ander-
son, M. L. Pratt and o. 81. Berg.
President Smoot compared the condi-
ton Of the people today with that at
the time OF the settlement of the terri
tory and launched out into a most in
structive and entertaining talk of per-
hans 70 in,1toc
KnudSen followed In similar strain.
Elder Miner made five minute talk
in just four and half minutes and pro-
voked some mirth and vast amount
of good feeling. He was pleased
indeed to participate in such gather
ingS where class distinction was not
known and where persons could have
the privilege of enjoying themselves
genuinely and aiding in making others
happy without parade or ostentaIion
1t was a neat speech of eulogy upon the
occasion and the cause. Robert Auder-
sen made a happy little speech in
which tie point was urged that the
ward communities were the I'll lis and
that if the units were good the whole
commonwealth would be good-upon
these units the welfare of The city,
of the state, of the nation depends
NJ. L. Pratt and o. FL. Berg conceded
in all that had been said and added
materially to the felicity of the occa-
sion.
The assembIage dispersed at aboat 5
O'Clock p. N. and in the evening
grand social ball was given. Between
the adjournment of the afternoon
meeting and the converting ofs the
dance the bishopric and ladies of the
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-03-01
coLoaED WEATHER LORE.

Thick Feathers on Ducks and Other Signs
of Hard Winter.
A party Of the wags who are always
hanging around the National hotel held
up old Carter Bowie, the colored man
who has sold raw oysters from the can
for seasons innumerable ON Sixth street,
yesterday, and after chatting him for
awhile on various questions touched
him in tander spot by asking him
what kind of weather Washington was
going to have this winter.
'Tell yer, honey, yer bettah git yer
coal in putty soon, kase days mitely
suually times ahead, F" said Carter. ''De
ducks aim nebber had ez much down
onter day Dresses ez day is dis fall since
kin member Hits dat thick dat yer
cyahnt see de meat ther hit nohow.
OATS er sho' sign dat de wedder gwin.
ter be turr'ble cole. Den de bressbone
OBJ a goose whut seen wuz dess spotted
up like er pinter dogs back, zen OATS
ernudder sign whit don't fale, neb.
Der. En- dar's ernudder thing. EbbeI
sence fust got big huff ter tote listers
[ dun see dat when we nab de small
box in de fall time de winter whit
come erlong after hit is dess de debbil
fob cole. Hit wuz datter way las time,
back yander in atee-a tey. Yer member
dat, don't yer? We had de smallpox in
de fall, an de wedder was dess laik hit
is now, sof' an sunny, an hit KEEP dat
ter way twell clean up ter Krismus
Den, gennermeD, she commence fur to
git cole, an Lay dat ole Cyarter putty
nigh froze an starve ter deaf. kase de
ribber got froze ober clean ter de mouf,
an dey marin t no iseter boat come up
toe de w arr fob bout Tx weeks. Yaars,
indeedy, fellers, hits gwinter be Golfer
dan de debbil soon ez de holerdays
comes, an if emmy oh youse is got yo'
obercotes in de intrus shop l lay yer
better git 'em out quick ez yer kin.
kase yer'L need 'em, honey, yer'll need
'em wussen de ticker an de seegyars YET
THROWN yer mummy erway on. Bot dis
amt sellin listers. I gotten git sum
mummy time de ribber froze up ergin
an keep dem lister boats down On de
beds. Washington Star.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-03-01

REMEMBER the dance 10 be given at
the Southworth hall this evening by
the Y L. NJ. /. A. Gillman's orchestra
will be in attendance. Tickets 90
cents.
"A SCARLET flag has been placed upon
the gate leading to the home of J. l..
Flora. The baby is suffering with the
measles.
PURSUANT to adjournment the
Ladies' Democratic club met last even
iBg in the county courthouse. To say
that the program was excellent, would
be putting it in mild terms. Every
number was very pleasing as well as
instructive. Mr.. E. a. Wilson'S address
on civil government and parliamentary
usage; was Yerv able and entertain
ing part. "Our Folks" was recited by
Roland BrowD.A paper, "Vox Populi''
was read by Mrs. N. L, Nelson.
This was new feature in
the program and was highly
appreciated. 1t contained the follow
ing very able essays: Education OF
Women" written by Mrs. Teene S
TAYLOR; "Silver," by E. a. Wilson !;
1.-The Question of Equal Suffrage" by
May Belle Thurman; Political Econ
omy," by w. E. Rydalch; Democracy
Never Dies" selected, and poetry, Sc
lected. This completed the program
aud the club adjourned for two weeks.
A GOOD manypeoriewent from Provo
to Salt Lake today to celebrate the
eigh:y-eiQhth birthday Of President
Woodruff which is today.
Tr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and DinIeDls.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-03-01
BURGLARY INSURANCE.
The Latest Thing In the Way of Guaran-
teeins Indemnity For Losses.

The Latest Thing In the way OF Guarsan-
teeing Indemnity For Losses.
Burglaries have become so frequent
In Chicago that several capitalists have
now under consideration the formation
of a burglary indemnity company. Hard
" day passes in which some residence
or mercantile building is not entered
by thieves and valuable property dam
aged or taken away. In large percent
age Of the burglaries the property is
never recovered Even when it is found
the article is generally in a damaged
condition and of little value.
When the company commences bust
ness, it's policy holders can go away
from home for a few days or abroad for
a vacation and not be in perpetual
state of worry about the safety of their
household effects. This would be be.
cause the company believes prevention
of housebreaking is even better than
the conviction of the burglar. An eff
Gent force of watchmen would patrol
the district in which the insured lived.
When burglary was committed, the
policy holder would have to report at
/
once to the Offices of the company. Its
agents would go to the building just az
the adJusters of a fire company would
in case of a loss All the property DAM
aged would be taken possession of as if
it were salvage, and trained detectives
would endeavor to run down the orimi-
nails.
A charter has already been issued to
the company in Iowa, where capital
of $50, 900 was subscribed. Application
was then made to the insurance COM
missioner of Illinois to do business in
this state. He looked up the law, and
though it does not expressly include
burglary indemnity companies in its
provisions he decided that the company
could legally do business if 500, 600
subscription was raised in the state
This will now be done, and the head
quarters for the United States will bs
established in Chicago. From here
branches will likely be established in
all the large cities of the country. In
Great Britain and Canada similar COM
panies have successfully transacted bust
ness for several years. Chicago Times
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-03-01
Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council of Provo City, of the intention
of said council to make the following
described improvement, to-wit: To
bring to proper grade and Macadamize
with mountain gravel certain sidewalks
and defray the cost thereof, excepting
one-half the cost of bringing to grade,
estimated at l$15O0.00l fifteen hundred
dollars, by local assessment upon the
lots or pieces of ground within the fol-
lowing described district, being the
district to be affected or benefited by
said improvement, namely the side
walks on street from First street to
Fifteenth 18th street, and on Seventh
street from A street to 0 street, and On
E street from First street to Thirteenth
[13th] street. Ali protests and objec-
lions to the carrying out of such inten-
ton must be presented III writing to
the city recorder on or before the
eighteenth day of March 1895, being
the time set by said council when it
will hear and consider such objections
as be made thereto. By order Of the
city council of Provo City.
JOHN d. DIXON,
City Recorder.
Dated Feb. 10, 1925.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-03-01

Mrs. N. f. WILSON of Spanish Fork
entertained few of her friends last
Monday night in honor of her mother
birthday. a delightful supper was
served at $50 o'clock. The evening
was spent in music, songs and recita-
tione. A poem composed by Poet Clegg
for the occasion was read and hugely
appreciated. by all. The following per-
cons were present: Mrs. Aarowsmith,
Mrs. H. S. Pyne, Professor and Mrs.
Rees, Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Argyle, Mrs.
w. L. James, Mr.. and Mrs. Bent
Brown ST., Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Booth,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Wilson, Miss Ellen
Johnson, Miss Lizzie Chambers, Miss
Arrowsmith.
BoRN-In this city, February q, 1895,
to the wife of w. G. Taylor, daughter.
Mother and child doing nicely.
SEE Thomas Osborne as Med Clay
ton" tomorrow night at the opera
house in the Lancashire Lass" 1t is
a character in which Mr.. Osborne will
shine as an actor.