davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
STEAMBOATS,.

vJ,ROY BOATS. Saratoga or City of Troy leaves
L West 10Th Street daily except SATURDAY. =. IN.
Connect with Delaware and Hudson ana Ftchbu-g trains
SUNDAY steamer touches AT Alban'.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
IEHIGH XALLEYRAILROAD

Stntion. fn"t Of C0rtInndt mud Drsbro..r. sts
$50 q VI. daily fSpndnv 1op \ 81 ;Hr MATCH
CHI 'NE anI informed rfe stallion.
S.I5 4. VI. daiis for vlLkTSt ARRF ITHACA
GENEVA ROCHFSTEp Bi'FFhfO NIAGARA FALLS
srSPTNsroS HHipGE and The West 1nd principal
local .irts. Dining car and choir car Buffalo.
O.sO \ ". dan. o,-epi sunday ~ MNrCH CHUNK
rd lrfe-r,.d POINTS.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

Srp" besriinoeten 5armepperbanoen
ergtmg es Gtbnli9.
Ser GltsIte &orporattoz2aben IN
Mmertta 1pur I'M Sabre 1864 bic 60
operative Union Socistp in Oanpers,
W}aT., init einem &apital Don $500,
Sn Der eriten 3eit, 1865 bts 1869,
pertuufte Der Woaren gum &o1tens
preile, burm, puroe Der Ro6balezp lon
angenpmmen. Sdlieblia fallirte e1
uno bie Sbeilbaber erbietten ni4'
ms6r als Is Pro5ent ibrer Ginlager
! 5uriid. Dagasen beftebt nod oer in
SATIRE 1875 III &ingitpn, Man.. erOff:
nete 2apen, tpemgleih 1ein um1at
nur elm geutnger lit.
@on ben 1886 in Neuz Gnglano Re:
! ite6enben % Som I'M 8ereinen eri:
itiren jebt muir nod 13, umlo BON ben
lett 1873 in Seem Ser1ep gegriinoeter
27 MUIR no9 8.
SndeTen glaubt prolenor 8emis'
bab aubertolb NelzG n9lanps m ben
lebtsn 10 Sabren cine tleine 3unabz
me lbes @elddftes Oet @elsQiduften
fonl tatirt tperoen farm. 8einafe ale
8ereinig1ngan, bic gum 3nede ber
prrl;egsrosn 3u1ummeniteluns Wusz
tunFt ertfsilt lbd5en, sdblen 9aoibnz
ben, uno in Neu|grgluro 1T Der umz
1ab 'opppelt 10 grob, rie Dor 10 Sabz
rem, 10 'baB ProFe7or Bemis, Der Dem
beuT19en &coperatip @pitem bus
Wout rebst, ben f;eiigm Maga5mz
re 1p. Son Unit 0ereiren cine Before
3lttunft als bisbsr in Nus1t4t itellen
gu t0nnen QlaWbt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05
urujmu:= @crcine.

Mer ba 1peib, pel4' 'pidtige Stole
bic &onium4@ ereimv uno anbere too
penatipe @enoHeni9dftem tn 'oer gez
tper6li@en urnb tommer3ieQm @mtmldz
lung Deut19la,tbs I'm ben lebten Sabrz
btbnten geIpielt 9aber, miro gepib
NIT SntereKe dbnlide 8eltrebumgen
in anEberen 2anbem o~erfolgen. @int
redJt tmtere7ante Mr6ett 1T in Sleie'
@tnii@t ibiejenage toes profef1ors @o:
tpurb 30. 8emis, ber 1einer 3eit ar
'her BON iber Sd9n 9opttns untper1i:
tdt perumIabten 8ear6eitung Der Sc:
1di@te \6er @poperdtip| q ie1ldaFter
betbeiligt rpar unb ieine @t1tcien umt
1tatjti1djen @r9dhrngen il6er bieier
@eaenitanb munmebr fortsefebt bat
@as @rQdbniB Ieiner Mrbeiten, 10:
nett .DieieDban Ibie Diitributtpz Scope:
raaau<@ 81 leu76aften (&onTum< ooe'
Maga0inA Wereine) betreffen, tpirb o.
IN '6er nG9lten Drummer oes balDmo=
natljdyen 8uGstins bes MrbeitS:
Bureaus in Md6tngton per0ffmtlif'en,
Der Mrtifel begimt nit elmer all
gemeinen @erglei4ung Ses umfanges
Der &ooperutipASp1tem in ben Weretz
niqten @todten unb unhberu 2dnbern,
Ipe3iell Dattl@lano; @ublann, Sta
LIEN, @nglarto uno 6rantreih.
Die Ma9a5ins@ereine '6isr3ulonot
tperbe1p baum aunddit i'm @an3en b111s
Ii9t1i4 Der per14isbenen 8etrlebsorten
beiproAen urtb bic ein5etnem Inter:
mebm1ngsn ,gei4i&tlih perfolgt. D1'
u%nionz2GDan, bic in Der 3eit po1
1847 6is 1859 IN Neu5@nglano BE-
qriinbet morben unb in pelden Maa:
rem mlt einsm gerim9en 3u14loge 81
ben ,&ol ten pertauft muroen, linD emit:
peber gu @rurbe 9tgo1l9en oosr IN
prjbotz l1nternsbmnlmgen per'pnn0el'
1popben. @on ben na4 unb nah IN
bas 2ebetr gentlemen 1853 unterneb'
mungen lit feline ean3ise in Der Ut:
1priamgli4en 6orm eubulten gebliebe1
Sen non ben rpatrons Of 9usbous
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

fem Sale batten bic 8ienen ni4t einz
NAL Waben Dor Mluser, na4 bersn is
Adttem bauen t1nh,er. urtb bod mar
bas Gnbersebnib baTtlb<. 8eionbers'
auffaQtg tpar es mum, bab bic iungen
8tenen, booor lie in ban Ieeren Stod
geleBt nmuroen, apdbrenb I've auf bs,
Maben 1aben, in 'benen ii4 bic junse
8rut 'befanb, cine Meiidaele gu bml>
en- anfingen. Mmmt man au4 an,
bab Der Mmblid ferti9er 3e1en ben
juusen 8ieren Bel oer Grhauuns r,e,<
CT Maben BON Nubm 1ein t0nnte. 10
bleibt bod bic Jrage often, po6er iie
ben 8esriff Der WeiIel3ele ne9men
Quf @runb1ase bieie L. 8eoba9t1nsen
9dlt ii4 &oseonitop gu Der &ebaasp'
tlrng bere9tigt, boB bic jumse 8ienen
obne jegli&e 9eeinfluKuns bur4 bic
alten, polltommen reselrs4te 8outen
ausfiibren t0mnen, unb oaB oas 8etz
1piel unb bic 8elsbruns bel benz gu
itanoetommen bieier 10 perpidelten
Mrbeitem gar tetre RoQe 1plelen. ueberz
btes belebrt bus Nus1eben elmer 53kue
nod niht iiber BE 8a11pei1 L lunb uuz
berosm, 'mennt es ii4 um @rlernen
tunoelte, bann miiBten bic eriten 8uus
ber1 u4e mpoutommen ausf fallen; ober
gleid bic erite bon ben jungen 8ienen
erbaute Wabe tpur Elm Multer Der
Woatommenbeit. Die Gdbigtett, @az
benbauten ausaufibren. 1T ulio ben
Bienen a%ngeboren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

sd min Sbre 2e6rmeiterin lein,"
1agte Geltcie, "taa1fsn Sie iid. nur To-
fort Elm paar S@lttti4ube."
wirtli4 q lorste ii4 Sabalb iolat
noa am ielben Sage umb uls Jelicit
has nddite Medl lam, tonnte lie ibn
beretts bic ep1te 2eftion errbetlen.
X
@jnes @adJmtttags Tam Telicie mi
tbrem prd4tigen @4litten unb ent:
fiibute Sdbala in |oas Sreie, in biz
peite gbene, bic gu beiben Seiten por
maleui19en 9igeln, 8Gloern unb IN
SdJnse 'ha1b ;be9rabenen Crrfern BE-
g1em5t tpar.
Mls lie in der QQbenIbbGmmerunl
in bic @tabt 5u%riidtabrben. fubrte il
1hn dbne Weiteres Dor tbi 9u1s, uni
1agte erit in benz Mugen1tid, ND Del
&ut}her dbr bias @efd9rt uhnabm
yGie blejben beute Mbeno bel mir
Better, nt9t pabr?"
rWie Sic beT ablen," ermib'rte g.
bdlb.
Mls er gum euiten M6ale bic pornebz
men unb NIT feinI ten @eih1mad einz
gert9teten HG1tme tbetrat, in benen
bic tleine, liebenspiiroige See pobnte,
ba bendbm linn All der @lan3 unb
Duft, Der Ibisr %ausgdbreitet mar, fa1t
ben Mtbem. limb tpie Tie jebt an 1eiz
ner @eite 1aB, bemertte lie NIT Ser
sniisen, bab CT bersits gang inn Bonnie
iBrer bo(osn, 'be5aubernoen @rl4eiz
nung itanb.
.Mas Ibdben @ie 'oenn heute?"
frugte lie i9elmai4.
sd tpatb nidt," ertptoerte Sebalb,
~aber 19 hin tpte IN elmer fremoen
)Welt ibier bet Sbnen, lie6e 5e(icte, mir
lit es, als bdtte i4 Opium geraommen,
rnb uls Hnijrbe i4 BON ben 'i40niten
s rGumen unb @inhilbungen umguuz
telt."
r9as lit bod ie9r einfo4," antz
1portete 6elicie, Isle iinb in midi
berliebt, ISdbaGb. oas ut MQes!"
"@lauben Sie, glu1dben sic mirtz
li@?" itammelte er, mdbrenb Der pur=
pur Der @ertpirrung lein bleides &C.
ii4t iibergoB.
"MesbaQb er1@reden Sie?" fuh1
Telicie fort, "balten sic es fir Elm
10 srobes umg1iid, elm @ei4Dpf nit
MIDI 5l 1ieben?"
.Mein, netn, dber 49, i@ fiir4te -
Plot, @d6dDb, iehem @ie BENIN ni4t,
tpie gut id Sbnen bin?" uno ba tim
imnper mo4, Ssr Mu46 feblte, fubr iie
fort: r&nieen sic ra19 Dor mir ME-
Der unb (bieten 'Sie mir 9er3 uni
9anb!"
sym nGdbitem Mueenl6lid Tag @ebalb
ibr gu Suben.
60 9ntte Sntel Sfiqfrieb i4liebz
li9 @e4t |bet1lten unb @ebalo u11o
Telicie anurom mo4 I'M ielben Sabre
ein gliidli4es Paar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05
Die Guu;t ser Y:ensw.

Gin ullliilder Torider 9err 9.
&ngeDnitpn aus Mpstau, bat bic
6raee elmer unteriudy1ns gemiiroigt,
pb bic &unlt, Muhen gu bauen, bon
ben 8tenen srlernt, pber ob lie oer
Musfl ub eirues angebprenen Sn5tinttea
It. Walaoe l4lug bel 8ienen por.
bic 8ienenIarpen aus ben 3e1en gu
nebmen lrnb bic ausgelaGupften Bic
men abgelonbert in Elm grobes Sreib:
9aus init 3dblreiden Blapmen gu 1e:
ben, unb bann 81 beobahten, mas fiji
Wabam lie ;bauen. &ogeonitop fat
nun a%lleroings unter 10 14ner erfuQ=
barren 8soingungen @eriu6e ni4t an
9eitelt, ionoern Ct na6m einen leeren
@tod NIT 1ehs Rabmsn IN Elm 3imz
mer, bur9 oeifen Ben1ter bic 8ienen
Ipdterbin b%eitdnbi9 au5fliegen tonnz
ten. sSSn bie1 len @tod 1te1te er bier
Hobmen NIT geoedelter Brut, bic nabe
Dor Dem Mustrteden itano. Nl1ber
Der gebedelten Mrbcitsbiensnz uno
9robnenbrut bsfano iid IN ben Maz
ben au4 cine Nn5abl nod angsoedelz
ter 2arDen, 1pipie 5ipei geoedelte uno
cine u%1,gabedslte &0uigin5eae. Sm
udbrigen entbielt Der @tod Mles, mas
gum Woblergebtn zines @d)parmes
erforberli9 lit. Bei Der Mufitellns
be5 @todes bsfonb 1id in i6m feline
ein3ige erlpah1eme 8iene, uber lofort
no9 Dem Gin1eben Der @abmen troh
unter leinen Walgen 'bas erite junge
8ienden aus der 3elle. Dim ndhlten
Sage fanb &ogepnitutp alrf alien ieiz
mem @abmen junge, id5pa&e, taum
trie&enbe Bien6en. Sbre erite Mrbeitsz
leiltltne. mar pie 9edelung oer lpngez
bedelten Mei1el3elle. Says oarauf,
am 1e<en Sage na@ Der GinIts4un9,
mar cine &Dnigin a1saetroten. Be-
fanntli9 Ibulben bic 8ienen nul einf
80ni9in i'm @tod; eine 3peite mirr
emttpehr tpbtgebiKen noer five 3tsb'
init ibren Mnbdngern aus, Der @tod
1dtpGumt 'bamr. SIS tparea1, pie por:
fer bemertt, no4 5tpei Weiiel3easn Tn
@tod, bic eire, bic Elm 'penig arsge:
biKen apar, 14nitt @osepniton beraus'
urdo bier Sage 1pdter tpar bie 3lpeite
Mei]el3eqe BON be1r 8ienen ie0bf psrz
mi9tet, b. +. 5ie 9atten, ohne etnen
@egriff bonn 2eben in einem Biene11z
ftod gu bdben, 10 geban0elt, mie 8tez
mn eepDbnli9 in bie1 Jam Sale jhan@
beln. lUs fa1t ale 8rut ~ausgetroz
den mar, 1teute &ognpnitpp IN bic
Mitte bes @todes einen gang leerer
nelem Md6mm o6ne Wa4s1treifsn,
unb na9 5tpei 9agen mar an iem Ell
NE tleine, polltommen ri4tige ealptiz
16e Maben9unge fertig gebal1t. 9ts
oenaue Inter ludung ergab; oab Die
@ienen NIT i6ren erlten 8er1u4cn in
Der gautun] 14on auf Der 909e Der
&um1t 1tanbtn. No4 betpeisfrdftiz
ger fir ben angeborenen Snittntt oer
8ienen lit elm G6nlider 0erIuA bon
@utbetpit19, Gtubent bes lartbmirtbs
ltoftlid3en Snitituts 5u Mostau. 81
3o9 bic @ienen in einem be1onoerer
.@tode, in bonn es feline olten gienen
gob, umo 1ebte bam bic ougS 9efro4e*
men Sbiere in einen anjoeren Stod
NIT (eeren Habmen, auf oeren oberen
8pett9m jebo9 ein tleinsr 2~dngs'trelz
fon Gus MadS iid befono. Sn bic
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

"O~~ l~~"S"
Nusii@t." Wirtb (ou einem Grembeu,
Der ldon cine baIbe Stunbe i'm @Qr=
ten iibt unb ni4ts 'beitelt): ga,
saubsn Sic piel1ei4t, i'd bab' meme
i40ne Musii4t 9eitoblen!"
Gi15isteit. Mr,t: SD tonn
ni4ts fir sic tbun, Derebrteiter 9err.
lit Taq lit hoffnungsLos!" - @eioz
:bals: ~@ott lei Dant; i'd flr4tete
ldon, i4 miibt cine groBe Dottors
re4muns be3oblen!"
Mn3ugli@. Dame: rMb14.u<
lid, 9ottor, mild 10 - gegen Sbr
8eripre@en gu perrutben, ueberal
1pi9t man MIDI als bic Quele ber
@srl&te an" - 9err: "Wenn i'd
SSbnen aber lase. oab i@ uni&ulois
bin. S4 iagte ia nur: rDieie b01e
Welt fagt' uno auffuuenoer Weiie
rietb 1ofort Sebermann auf Sie!"
unan9sne6mes MiBber
It d n b 3. gu einem Mif1ionar
1enbet Elm Neseritamm einsn Boten
NIT Der No4ri4t, baB ibr 9duptlin9
lHtper ertran&r lei. Der meni4en<
freunblide @eiitli4e i&idt iofort eiz
men ioeben ang ,(ommenen jungen 4r3t
in bas nidt iebr entfernte Negerbort,
'bamit er ben &ranten unterfu4e unb
bon 1einem 2etoen befreie. Na4 oier
Gtunben fommt berielbe Bote mieber
5uriid unb me0bet: Scr tranfe
9duptling lei m@ INNER ni&t &C.
1unb, obtp6bl er bereits ben gan5en
Dottor au%fgegeien; er bitte buber INN
cine ar+oere @r5nei!"
Der 9laue M i4el. 800
FIN, Mi9el, in aller Trib?" rSSnt'
Mpotbet! Mei' @eib is trant 'tpor'n
beut' No@t!!" SIT benin Der pot:
tor ldo' I6og'm'en?% - "Mo! s. 9a6'
oa neuli' in bu @tabt a. Reoept g.
funb'n, unb bes min i O. porb<1
nad)'n la11'n unb prdbir'n!"
@erun9lIdter @eu5er.
y2oHen Sie mir nod 3eit 3ur l1eber,
legung - in aht Sugen io1en sic
{9riftliaen 8e14eib auf Sbren Mnz
trus erbalten!" "Mel&' LANCE @ol@
genfrIit!
@er.@ ii NIB enbod. Mann:
Sd ipeib mirtli4 ni4t, m0ber Rarl
bic l1nge3osenbeiten bat." Jrau:
vMeber BON mir, nod bon Dir bot er
1ie geerbt. Sd CLAUDE immer, has bat
er bon 5einer Mmme, bic ni4t pid
tauate." &arlf<n: rNa ia. ba 4oz
ben mir's: Sd trieg' bic @4ldge -
uno bic Mmme tpar i4u1o!"
miblungene &e4tfertt'
@ume. rGs lit ~aQerbings
traurig, baB elm TO ~1turter Mann 1ple
sic ni9t Mrbeit betommen tann:"
8ettler: rSa, iehen Sic, bic 2eute
poQen INNER elm Mtteit BON metnem
lebten prin3tpa( 1eben, unb Der 1T
f4on 3tpan5ig Sabre tot"
. gli4. @ater: "aarl,
aurl, tpte tonnlt 0u nur gu elmer 10
aroben @lGubiser3abl tommen?"
@tuoio1u Jug: re0ber, papa, beoerte
boa, mo es iiber 1,400,000,OOO Wten<
i4en auf Der Melt giebt!"
SRA unb Trau. gu ben
mpoernen 1tanoinapil4en @4rift1tel@
Tern geb0rt @uitap Mieo. Sn ie'ne1m
nsue ten Bu4e finoet iih tolgenoe
M%ustaKung: Isle leben 5u1 amn1en
tpie 9unb unb &abe, iagt man Oft
(pon ben Gbeleutem. SatpoBl: oas
Meib lit bic b01e, Qiitise, bumms. per-
(pgens, uninteaigente, 19laue, nleor19
benfenoe &aBe; Der Mann Der quite,
freimutbige, tluge, mabr5af tlgt, le4r<
tpillige, enttpidelungsfa6igs, fod|bsr'
.:~u C.,~En II
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

@erun9lIdter Seuf3tr.
v2a6en sic mir nod 3eit 5ur ueber'
legung - in a4t Sagen iolen sic
19rtftli9en 8ei4eio auf Sbren Mnz
tras erbalten!!" "Wel&' LANCE Sal
9enfrIl t."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

Ser 19laue Mi4el. 800
FIN, Mi9el, in aller Trib?" rSSnh'
Mpotbet! Mer Weib is trant 'mor'n
beut' Na@t!" - sgt benin Der Dot
tor 1do' |bag'm'en?" - rNu! s. 9aR
ba neuli' in bu Stabt a. Reoept g.
funo'n, unb bes min i o. porbt1
ma9'n la5'n unb probtr'n!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

@er.@ ii NIB enbod. Mann:
Sd ipeib nirtlia niht, m0ber Rarl
bic unge3p9enbeiten bat." Jrou:
rMeber BON mir, nod BON Dir bat er
1ie geerbt. Sd CLAUDE immer. bas bat
er bon 1einer Gimme, bic ni4t pie1
tauste." &arl4en: "Na ia. oa paz
ben mir's: Sd triea' bic S9lGge -
unb bic Mmme tpar 14u1o!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

miblungene &e4tfe t.
gun g. Game. r@s lit a~1eroin9s
traurig, bab elm TO j~turter Mann 1pte
sic ni9t Mrbeit betommen tam"
BETTER: nSa, 1ehen Sic, bic 2eute
polen INNER elm Ntteit BON mel1em
lebten prin3ipal ieben, unb Der 1T
1hon atpanaig Sabre tot"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

GiI5igteit. Wrat: SD tann
ni4ts fir sic tbun, perebrteiter 9err.
lit 5a1 lit boffnunsstos!" - @eioz
bals: ~@ott lei Dant; i@ fiir4tete
l4on, i@ mill BIT cine srobe Dottors
re4mlng be5o9len!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

Qei4t m = glt4. @ater: "aarl,
aurl, mte tonnlt gu muir gu elmer 10
eroben @lGubiger3abl tommen?" -
@tIbio1us: v00ber, papa, beoerte
bod, mo es iiber 1,4O0, 100000 Men<
14en auf Der Melt giebt!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05
@mmorinii6cs.

SIN Wirtbsbausr 5ur i@0nen
Iusii4t." Wirtb (5u einsm Grembeu,
Der l4on cine baIbe Stunbe i'm Gar
ten iibt unb ni4ts beitellt): ga.
9aubsn Sic bieuei9t, i4 9db' meme
i40ne Nusii4t g itoblen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-05

Mn3ii9li@. DAME: "Nbi@eu<
lid, Dottor, midi 10 - gegen Sbr
8eripre@en gu tperrutben. ueberuu
ipi9t man MIDI als bic QueQe btr
@srI4te an" 9err: "Wenn i'd
SSbnen aber ia9e, bab i4 uni@ulbis
bin. ST iagte ia nur: ~Dieie b01e
Welt la9t' uno a%uffaaenoer Wei1e
rietb 1ofort Sebermann auf @ie!"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-02
rHE RoolI IN 80.

While the Kansas farmer was enjoy
ing himself at the state capital yVednes-
day and seeing the beautiful Floral pa
rade, his wheat in the bin at home. IL
he has amy wheat. advanced ~ cents
a bushel.
The tendency to better prices. result
ing from the heavy importation of
money. seems 10 overcome an Obstacles
An attack Of good times or bad times
is much like measles impossible to
check until it has run its course. Both
stlll further resemble the contagion re-
ferred to in the fact that they may be
warded off, as a rule. by avoiding ex-
posture.
In 1898 the country was exposed to an
attack Of hard times by the Inaugural
ton of bad financial policy. and it
took but a short time for the disease
to develop. 1t has run its course. and.
no thanks to the doctor. the patient is
rapidly convalescing. The country is
regmning it's normal state Of business
health in spite of the croakers, the
bears and the politicians.
Europe continues to buy our wheat
even at the advanced prices and her
gold is stil coming over to pay for it.
The gold goes into the treasury in ex-
change for greenbacks which go into
general circulation throughout the
country
1t viii take a long while to gather
this currency in again and exhaust the
gold reserve with it, so that the coun-
try is reasonably safe from bond is
sues or monetary troubles OF any kind
for some time. Now let us get down to
business.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-02

Perhaps the wise liberality Of the
founders OF the city in the matter Of
streets was never more appreciated
than ct has been this week. No city ia
the country is so wen equipped for
handling big parades and big crowds
an is Topeka Added to the great
width Of cur streets and avenues is the
fact that SO many miles of them are
paved. There is not so complete a sys-
TEN Of street railway ia any city OF
Kansas. All these things render the
capital city peculiarly fitted for the
entertainment Of throngs of visitors
such as have honored her by their pres
ence this week. At is believed that few
have had cause to complain that any
thing has been lacking. Topeka has
given her visitors the best she had, ex-
perience being taken into account. An
other year. however. she Will doubtless
be able to do stin better. having passed
the experimental stage. 1t is natural
and pardonabIe that the citizens of To-
peka should feel proud Of their success
and they do. 1t is not probable that
they viii be willing to retire contented-
~ on the laurels won
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his mistress when she pays her social
visits. Sometimes dOggie's name is
printed in one corner of his mistress
cards, but this is not considered quite
as sly lish. Dogs often give receptions,
too, which are attended by doggies of
their own set, and at which an uuman-
nerly street dog would be as unwelcome
as a street gauin IN q palace. The dogs
mistresses usually accompany them and
watch their pets exchange dignifed
courtesies. Refreshments are served Of
course, and there is ne limit to the ex-
travagances which such occasions may
prompt Invitations to these functions
are sent out on daintily scented note
paper manufactured expressly for the
purpose. Some mistresEes conduct a
correspondence for their pets with other
doggies owned by their friends Indeed
nothing seems to be too ridiculous for
these human butterflies, who have more
time and money than good sense.
Dog marriages are just now quite the
fad in Paris. These ceremonies are per
formed with much pomp and oircum-
stance, and the dog tailors even carry
in stock samples Of trousseaus for these
occasions. The bride doggie is tricked
out in a veil ornanented with orange
blossoms, and the groom wears a coat
cut in imitation Of swallowtail, with
an ivory collar and a white tie
With all the attention they receive.
pet dogs are very prone to illness.
The dog doctors gravely order the little
handles to be taken to the seaside or to
the mountains for change of air, when
in reality all the little animals need is
a chance to ran about in the street and
healthy food.
Styles in dogs, like every thing elsa in
the world Of fashion, change. The pug
and the poodle, which for many years
were first favorites, have long since been
discarded. just now the japanese span
iel seems to hold first place. He is
tiny little creature not over Eve pounds
in weight. with silky white and brown
hair Of medium length. If he is Of pure
breed, be has q diminutive face and
beady, black, intelligent eyes. York
shire terriers, Ruby spaniels, King
Charles spaniels and Blenheims are also
favorites. Dogs Of long lineage, such as
are owned by NEST society women. cost
anywhere from 500 to $500, and there
are tiny pets owned in this country
which have been bought for 81, 900.
Yes. it requires lots Of money to keep
up with the pet dog fad.
CYRUS SYLVESTER
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POLL OF KENTUCKY.
Conservative Estimates Now Indicate
q Bryan Majority.

Louisville, Oct. 2.-Chairman IT, a.
Sonmers Of the Democratic state cam
paign committee has completed poll
of the vote in this state, and from that
and other information which he has at
his disposal he is confident that Ken
lucky viii not only be reclaimed by the
Democrats but that it viii be by a
most substantial majority
After completing the poll said he,
Il ind that there are 14,741 gold stand
ard Democrats in kentucky. Just what
per cent of these will vote the Demo
cratic ticket; what per cent win vote
for Mckinley. and what per cent viii
vote for Palmer and Buekner Is, as a
mater of course, impossible to deter
mine We have also found by this poll
that there are 1880 free silver Repub-
leans in the state.
In 1892 Cleveland's majority in the
state was Al, 900, while Weaver, the Pop
ulist candidate received %, 900. Now
the Populist vote, under fusion, is prac-
tically a unit for the Democratic ticket
so It can be seen that the Republicans
have a majority Of Ga 600 to overcome
in the state before they can carry IL Tor
Mckinley In my judgment there VII
not be exceeding 5000 gold STANDARD
boilers In the state; but, n order 70 pc
conservative we win concede them 81 r
600 in making this estimate, which is a
greater humble than they can reason
abv claim themselves. and it can be
seen that the Democrats viii still carry
the state BY a handsome majority.