davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-16
Kronika MiejscoWd.
KrWawa ZemSta.

Balwierz Ernst Fahsbender
Windsor Park wczoraj W posudnie
przybywszy pociagiem ma dworzec
kolei Illinois Central, i ujrzlwszy
wysiadajaoego innego wagonu
agenta sprzedaay realnosci, A. f.
Minddsgha, zam. pa. 1649 Bond
ave., przystap:} do niego strzelli
trzykrotuie z rewolwcru. Middagh
smiertelnie prswdopodobnie jest ra-
niony zswieziono go do szpitala
baptyst5w; Fahsbendera, kt6ry wcale
sic ME broni1, aresztowano.
Fahsbender, jak slychat, pred
diuzszym czssem otrzymas dowody
ma to, ze Middagh odebra} mu przy'
wiazanie zony. Zagrozil Middaghowi
zastrzeleniem, jezeli ME otrzyma
$500. Middagh wystawil mu we
ksel ma to sumo, ale gdy nadszeds
termin zaplaty, ME zapiacii,i oswald.
czyl, 2e uwaza to "a wyludzanie pie
niedzy. Fahsbender,k ,kt6Fy tymczasem
opusci} zone, zemscia sic wczoraj W
sposob wyaej opisany'
FaIszerze.
Wczoraj rano detektywi areszto.
wall szesciu falszerzy pieniedzy i
odkrywszy ich pracownie pm. 2O6
sangsmon str, pozahierali wszystkie
przyrzedy, jake tam znalezli' Ma.
zwiska aresztowanych So: Fred.
BreDgham, George Smith, Ashley
Smith, Frank Smith, John Robert.
son John Kuntze. Wyrabiali oni
faIszowane srebrne dolary.
Samuel Gompers W Chicago.
Prezydent organizazyi nAmerican
Federation of Labor, Samuel Com
pers, przybyl wczoraj do Chicago i
stana1 W hotelu fremont House,
aaeby pozalatwiad rome nieporozu-
mienia pomiedzy uniami i aby kon.
ferowa6 innymi przedstawicielami
unij robotniczej mad sprawa zadania
zaprowadzeuia 8godzinnego dnia
piracy.
Nieszczesna gazOlina.
Wskutek eksplozyi gazoliny W
mieszkaniu psni Annie Baikie pm.
2OS Cass str, powstal pozar, sama
pani Baikie zostala poparzona esmier-
telnie, jej % letnia siostra' ElAbieta
May, niebezpiecznie, MIN poaar
ugaszono, zrzadzis tenze szkody na
$500.
Naturalnie byIa to nauka.
Owa sensacyjna pog}oska o are.
sztowaniu czlowieka, ktory mial wy.
sadzi6 W powietrze okret "Maine' ma
zyozenie rzadu hiszpahskiego, byia
oczywiSoie, iak sic okazaso, jedna
wiekszych - kaczek dsiennikar-
skicb. Zwiazkowi tutejsi urzednicy
MIC podobnem aresztowaniu ME
wiedza. ow aresztowany, kt6ry mia}
sic nazywa6 Charles A. Crandell i
kt6ry mias zlozyd obazsrne zeznanie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-16
Przeglad polityczny.
Chicago, Is Kwietnia, 1898.

OHtCtt9O, ~
Ma kra1cach Azyi wscho-
dniej wsp6lzawodnictwo po-
miedzy Anglia z jednej strony,
a Rosys i Francya z drugiej
budzi rzeczywiste obawy ry.
CHIEF wojny. Ostatnie wiado-
mosci brzmis bardzo wojowni.
czo. Opinia publiczna W Anglii
cd rzsdu domsga sic natarczy:
vie podjecia rychlej akcyi
woiennej. Gazety angielskie
dina poteznie W surms wojen-
rs, a Rad angielski, azeby
zadosG uczyniG og6lnemu zada.
niu, wysyls coraz wiecej okre-
tow wojennych ma woody chin,
skie. W portach angielskich
niezwykly panuje ruch, pan.
ceruiki i wszelkiego rodzaju
statki wojenne zaopatrujs SIG
we wegle; pospiechem pod.
noszs kotwice, azeby zajac
odpowiednie do przyszlej akcyi
stanowisko ma morzu.
Ma wschodzie europejskim,
ma p6lwyspie balka1skim, zry'
wa sic takze zawierucha wo.
jenna. 2 Carogrodu, Zofi i
Solunia grozne nadchodzs
wiadomosci o gromadzeniu
przez Turcys wojska ma granl-
cy macedo6sko-bulgarskiej.
Agitacye komitet6w rewo-
lucyjnych, majscych sws sic
dzibs W stolicy bu}garskiej,
dszs widocznie do wywo1ania
zbroinego powstania W Mace
donii przeciw radon sultan
skim i do wyswobodzenia
chrzescija1skiej ludnosci z pod
jarzma p6lksiszyca. Wysoka
Porta odbiera wcisz niepoko.
jace raporty z wllaJetoW
alba6sko.macedo6skich, re
ME zamysla patrzec obojstnie
na to z}owr6zbne obudzenie sic
poczucia narodowego W Mace
donii, o tenn swiadczy okrutna
sawzietose, jaks mieiscowe
w}adze tureckie rozbraiaja
patryot6w bulgarskich, pedzsc
ich gromadnie do wiezie1 /
torturujsc bez milosierdzia
mezczyzn i kobiety.
Okrucie1stwa to i mecze1-
stwa zamiast ostudzie zspa2 do
zrzucenia jarzma tureckiego,
podniecais go ieszcze wiscej.
Widzi to Turcya, i W okoli.
cy Kuestendilu i Uesikbu
gromadzi Gale brygady re szta'
bami, kt6re dotsd zalogowaly
W Soluniu lub jeszcze dalei.
Koleje wiodace do Macedonii,
a zwlaszcza linie Solu6 -Zibew.
cze i Solu6- -Carogrod, tax So
zaiete transportami wojska,
iak gdyby Turcya przygoto-
wywala sic ME na ruchawks
macedo6sks, ale ma wojns z
Bu}garya.
Wysoka Porta ME obawia
sic zbrojnego ruchu W Macedo.
nil, boi sic natomiast oddzia.
low zbrojnych, kt6re wkroczyc
moga W danym razie Bulga-
ryi dla tego to tax skwapli.
vie aarliwie obsadza woj.
sklem GAIA granlce bufgarska
cd strony Macedonii.
Me nalezy tez zapominac i
o tenn, ae gdyby raz rozpoczela
sic kwestya macedo1ska, to do
udzia}u W rozwiszaniu jej z
r6wnem, jak Bulgaria, pra.
wen zg}osilyby sig Serbia i
Grecya. Wtedyby tez mad ca
lynn p6lwyspem rozpostar3a
sic krwawa luna wojenna.
Tia wojna na po3wyspie
Balka1skim, do kt6rej rychlej
czy p6zniej przyjsG musi, ma
wieksze znaczenie dla daWnych
mocarstw i wog6le ludlow eu.
ropejskich, anizeli krwawa
walka hiszpaGsko-ameryka6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-16

. o101onio SuacH Aioueuuerga
przy ulicy Mazowieckiej, Okla
zai sic jako "a szczuply, lokal
zaproponowany przez p. Bio
cha W dawnlejszych zabudo.
waniach fabryki papieros6w
"Union'' -jako nieodpowie.
dni. Ostatecznie jednak istnie.
ia widoki, ze i ia trudnost be.
die niebawem usunieta. Nowy
gmach politechniki stanie pra.
wdopodobnie ma placu, ma kt6.
rym pred dwoma laty urza-
dzona byla wystawa hygieni-
czna.
Mogi5mo obchodzit bedzie
W tym roku, jak juz donosilis'
my, 50Otny jubileusz swego
istnienia. W dniu 27go maja
1898 roku otrzyma}o bowiem
miejskie prawo magdeburSkie.
Postanowiono tedy jubileusz
ten odpowiednio obchodzic. w
tym celu odbylo sic zebranie,
W kt6rem wzielo udzial okolo
80 wybitniejszych obywateli.
Zgodzono sic urzadzic jubi.
leusz W pierwszej po1owie lip
ca, a koszta mniej wiecej
$500 marek - pokryjs W cze.
Sci obywatele, W czssci gmina
miejska. Wybrano komitet z
czlonk6w magistratu, radnych,
przewodniczacych stowarzy-
sze1, nauczycieli i kupc6w, a
ma czele komitetu stoi bur.
mistrz.
Jesgcse 0 gimmosyach po.
smadsbicA. -Donosilismy ME-
dawno o tenn, ilu uczni6w u.
czeszczalo W Poznaniu do GIN.
nazyum sw. Maryi Magdaleny.
w uzupelnieniu tel wiadomo.
Sci dodajemy,ae do trzech GIN
nazy6w uczeszcza uczni6w: do
gimnazyum ad St. Marian
Magdalenam 572, W tenn 437
katolik6w, 1oS protestant6w i
81 zyd6w, do gimnazyum Fry
deryka Wilhelma $40, W ter
45 katolik6w, 1872 ayd6w i3n;
protest, wreszcie do gimra
zyum realnego SIC, W tenn 165
katolik6w, 242 protest. i 100
zyd6w. Razem zatem uczeszcz..
do gimnazy6w tutejszych e47
uczni6w katolickich, 653 pro-
test. a 328 zyd6w.
Zydzt - 06roncy. - IRA
kowska lzba adwokacka obej-
mule Al zyd6w ma 80 wszyst-
kich adwokat6w. Podg6rze ma
tylko czterech adwokat6w i to
samych ayd6w. Rzesz6w ma
siedmnastu ma tylko czterech
chrzescian. W Tarnowie jest
trzynastu zyd6w, jeden astu
katolik6w. w Nowym Saczu
ma dziesieciu adwok at6w jest
czterech 1yd6w. W Dsbicy
wszyscy trzej adwokaci So ay.
dzi.
O6raz Gierymsbiego. - U
Lepkego W Berlinie odby2a
sic W tych dniach licytacya
obraz6w, ma ktorej osiagnieto
wysokie ceny "a pl6tna, wy.
staWlone ma sprZeuaz. ml9uZy
innemi otrzymano 1900 marek
"a obraz Maksa Gierymskiego
,Widok wioski polskiej".
GmieeUkowo. - Maly Stas
Dabrowski, maly wzrostem i
wiekiem, lecz wielki ju2 arty,
sta, przebywajscy obecnie "
Dreznie celem dalszego ksztal.
cenia sic, gral tam 2e 2. m.
pred paniami saskiego dworu
kr6lewskiego, mianowicie
ksiezns Fryderykowa j Augu-
sta, oraz biskupem katolickim.
Dostojni sluchacze byli gra
jego zachwyceni.
Pono,oie BromisSaaO Snie-
0ocki 3 Rmczak 2 Poznania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-16

istniai tylko W m6zgu pewnego ro.
portera nowojorskiego, gdyz z No:
wego Yorku nadeszla o tenn wiado-
mos6 do Chicago.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27
Dahlia Growing in Favor.

Those who profess to know about
such things say that the dahlia will be
the next flower 10 find its way into pop
ua favor. When first introduced, the
single forms of dahlias created q sensa-
tSon. The fact that the m~archloness of
Butte, n of the most enthusiastic pat
rons of botany, introduced 1t into En-
gland from Madrid IN 1889, was n suffi-
Client Endorsement of its beauty and
usefulness 10 make 1t at once one Of
the most popular Towering plants.
When the dahlia was first introduced
into Spain, 1t was named by Able Cav
antilles, director of the royal gardens. in
honor of Dr. Andrew Dahl, q Swedish
bOtaniSt.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27

kansas, May so, 1865; California, May
so, 1880; Colorado, May 80, 1877; Con
necticut, May 80, 1876; Delaware, May
80, 1867; Florida, April 26, 1870; Geor.
gia, April 26, 1866; Illinois, May 80,
1873; Indiana, May 80, 1867; Iowa, May
80, 1865; Kansas, May 80, 1866; Ken.
lucky Confederate, May 10, 1867; Ken
tucky (Union), May 30, 1868; Louisiana
(Confederate), April 6, 1875; Louisiana
(Cnion), April S, 1878; Maine, May 80,
1867; Maryland (C~onfederatel, June Z,
1866; Maryland CUnion), June 8, 1866;
Massachusetts, May 30, 1881; Minnesota
lat M~inneapolis), May so, 1863; Mime
sofa Cegularl, May 80, 1870; Mississippi,
May l, 1867; Missouri, May 80, 1865;
Nebraska, May 80, 1868; Nevada, May
30, 1860; New Hampshire, May so, 1865;
New Jersey, May 80, 1865; New York,
May 80, 1868; North Carolina Greens
boro), May 5, 1866; North Carolina IRA
leigh, May 10, 1866; Ohio, May 80, 1865;
Oregon, May 80, 1875; Pennsylvania.
May 80, 1868; Rhode Island, May 80,
1865; South Carolina, July 8, 1865; Ten
nessee, May 30, 1868; Texas, May 80,
1871; Vermont, May 80, 1860; Virginia
Uni0n), May 81, 1866; Virginia (Con-
%federate), June II, 1866; West Virginia,
May 80, 1878; Wisconsin, May 30, 1873
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27
BOB EVANS
How He Disciplined American Pr.
jackets Who Had Deserted.

jackets Who Had Deserted.
"Fighting Bob" Evans is sometb,A
If a disciplinaTian, Us the following H.
cdent shows: !
Once on the Mediterranean Station /,
was temporarily IN command of his
ship when French gendarmes hrmrIt
aboard a large number of Americ,n
bfuejackets who had deserted. II wos
the custom on such occasions for each
bluetacket, as soon as he was released
On the deck OF the vessel, to turn and
hammer the countenance of the pen.
iarme until ne was pulled away. This
sort Of thing had a tendency to make
the gendarmes afraid to bring In de-
serteTs, and Evans determined to stm
IL. In the presence of the gendarmes
and their captives he announced his de.
clsion. The first b~luejacket was re.
leased, and promptly knocked his Gen.
darme fiat Evans picked up the Gen.
darmG's sword and struck down the
sailor. Exactly the same performance
was gone through with as each Of the
next six bluejackets was u~nshackled
The eighth permitted his gendarme to
go in peace. The seven men who had
been cut down all escaped with their
lives. Evans said that they owed their
preservation to a merpiful Lord, who
turned the edge of the French police
mans tin sword. The seven injured
men were invited to make chargt
against Evans, but they said the!
didn't want TO. AS they put it them
selves:
''They guessed they had run u
against something they didn't know
anything about"
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what the appearance Of q swamp with
driveways through it. There are several
lakes in it, and in many instances the
graves are very close to the water. Deco
ration Day is always extensively observ-
ed here, but for one reason or another the
graves are decorated with flowers and
evergreens the greater part Of the year.
The largest national cemetery in the
country is at Vicksburg, Miss. About
1900 are Inferred here. but the place has
rather q depressing effect on one who
visits It for the first time, it is so vast
and so suggestive of the horrors of death.
There is a melancholy aspect to it that it
is impossible to shake off. Near by is
the cemetery at Natchez, where $500
are buried. In the immediate vicinity are
the cemeteries Of Port Hudson, Baton
Rouge and Alexandria. All through, this
part of the country Decoration Day is
most extensively observed. In nearly ev-
cry graveyard there are several soldiers
buried, and the sentimental nature of the
people causes much attention TO be given
to the ceremonies. From Andcrsonville,
Ga, and following n sort of curve to
Little Rock. Ark, there is a line Of GENE
teries where nearly 100000 soldiers are
buried. These are oil very much alike in
appearance and are not as we'll cared for
as those in other parts of the country.
The principal ones of this group are Mem
phls, Nashville, Chattanooga and Mari
eta.
There Is a little group of cemeteries in
Kentucky where about 5000 are buried,
but the ohservances of the day here are
always very sad. More old people are
seen al these ceremonies than in any
other cemetery in the country. They
still remember their lost ones, and even al
this late day old, white-hnired negroes
are frequently seen weeping and crying
for young marsa."
\ national cemetery that is very little
known is jefferson Barracks. located
about eighteen miles below st. Louis, Mo
Over 1850 Hre buried here, and the CEN,
etery Is one of the grnndcst sites in the
world. 1t Is about 800 feet above the
Mississippi, OF the west bank. and com
mands Il view In all directions over tbs
bottom lands. This cemetery Is remarka
bly, well kept, although ii does not contain
as many trees as one feels ought to b,
theN-
The national cemeteries OF the West an
sad places. Most of them are absolutel!
, barren and nre distressing In the extreme
e The one NJ San Antonio, Tex, Is of thit
? character, although of late wars ON NJ
tempt has been made TO improve II. Near
! y all the Western cemeteries are small
2 The national cemetery on the Custer bat
$ tleield In Dakota is perhaps the strang
est burying place in all the world. 1t /
: a most barren spot, containing an enur
nous marble shaft, with ALI grave
n grouped around Il The strangp tim,
g about this cemetery Is that all those SLEEP
. ing there were killed on the same day
d The national cemetery Of San Fnncise
= located at the Presidio. About $50 ar
y tnterrcd herr. II Is not generally known
but the Cnitcd States maintains q nation
d al cemetery at the City Of Mexico. o
J. course the a,lSi buried there are the VIZ
le tins Of the Mexican war.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27

Hear 'emi how they ROLL 1 can feel EN- IN
Hear the beat-beat-o' the boots on the
street;
Hear the tones grand Of the words of COM
mand:
Hear the walls nigh shout bach their rep,v,
Sarah, Sarah. Sarah. hear the drums dance
Blind as a bat, l can see 'e1n. for oil That:
Old Colonel j., stately an gray,
Hiding slow and solemn at the head OF the
column;
There's Major L.. sober now and we'll:
Old Lengthy Bragg, still 8-bearing Of the
There's old Strong, that tented with 50
long:
There's the whole crowd. hearty and prord.
Ley! boys, say! can't you glance up this
Here's an old comrahe, crippled now, an
This Is too much. Girl, throw me my crrtrh,
/ can see@l can walS-l can march-l could
No, 1 won't sit still an see the boys march
by!
OIL fail and 7 finch; I can't 60 IN inch,
No use TO dutter, no use to try.
Where's my strength? Hum down al the
front: '
There's where I left Il. No need IN s,rn.
All the milk's split; there's no use 10 CRY
Plague o these tears, and the means in my
ears! "'
Part of a war Is to suffer and to die.
must SIT still. and let the drums march by.
PHrt OF q war is 10 suffer and to die
suffer and TO die-sufer and to-Why,
OF all the crowd | just yelled NJ 81 lind
There's hardly q one bu; is killed deod md
gone! ~
All the old regiment, excepting only /
March ont OF sight In the country Of mo
night ~
Tho was a specter band marched past 81
grand.
All the boys are a-tentinG In the sky.
sarah, Sarah Sarah, hear the drums moon
by! "1
WI Carleton.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27
Library of Condemned Books.

The Italian Government has resolved
TO found at Florence at public expense
Library Of all the books which have in
CURED the censure of the Sacred Con
greGation of the Index. The Vatican
has protested against the measure, on
the ground that the majority Of the
books in question are improper to the
last degree, and that the establishment
of q collection of such a nature Is an
atfront rather against public morality
than against the discipline Of the
church.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27

- So.
NIEi|h are nearly nalr u nlliiloh
soldiers graves IN the cemeteries
OF the United states. From the
Atlantic 20 the laclhc IN" natlons ne
roes are on cach outh or May honored oy
a ioyai ana loving people oh thit dat"'
rom the tline the sun rises over the mis-
OF Name uhti! u SINKS 10 rest hcy"nu the
mountains o. Cahi3rhla the VAST extent OF
oir lard eclFoes Win the ouEle can anu
the oooIi'hs OF ci.if'oi' Inc youth ol the
auo get the!r pest eSsoh IN p~alrloush
"heh they my u Wrcatn OF uoWers ON 'he
stone lha' marks Il soIdlcrs grave
IL Is impoSsin!e 10 state the exact mum
tHr OF soiulers EraNcs, us no recoru has
been Hlaae OF th'h ior NVeFai years
"heh ,he iast rrorI was 'iiAue u'cre
were aoout ouu'Ou" s''ePliS III tne Nh
coma cemeteries ana prohAply 'o'oUo
scattered IN Mite GraVeyards all over the
country Inc accompanying map gives
tue hSures oil tle last record made. VI
course, the hulluer "i graves mas lhcrcls-
ed since then, Inc veterans nave hecoihe
" and fewer. They have not fallen
as rapidly as they were moved down he
fore the notwithstanding fire of gettysburg,
nor as they fell IN the awtul charges OF
nun nun put IN''F rA"NS nave "'' ''''-
n'u ny 'H' S'"l I'"l'F' u" ''r GH'h ohp
'ha' p"SSN" n"W ,"''' mas "llSNh ul'
o'nvr u''I"u 10 NJ u'VoFa''N' ,
Na'I"hal c'iuet'rI'S, us 49, p~crhalN' wei
h'o"n' 'r' Duty uE tE'C"s ''alhl''htu III
me expense OF tir Ihit"l StatrS HoV'
tFhlAeh'' hih wherein Only S"ld'rrS ar
bur'tI. Many OF these are near some NIL
itary post, but 10y TAR the larger ones are
located IN the vicinity OF the bly, battle
eid some OF tie heroes WrTe uutlSN
near the spot where they save mp theil
lives for their country, and numOcrS wrr'
taken TO rs near their homes as possible
In the national cemeteries near the battle
fields most of the graves nrc unnamed
Only u number and a tiny stone tell wher
n here lies Slcrp!nS, W hen shells and shu
moved men GOWN 10y the thousand II tFe
Hvt."' "~'.tN'yN ~ ,"'IV M'rV noi'
,t'' !" 'Irn,ls ."' uvu,'S' IN ul"S' 'aSr
M"S NV" u" WIN. V"'ll"nS 'crIa,
me" nT1 "r.1ns{u' % vASn 'oup
, ~ w. H,mi Tr""L.S, "n' NJ SUI ~
, wnN,os -, ~ ,S S,' ",nr nh s,oups " mta,n
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ellis Face TO the For.r

slain in Battle ale fell with his
tnce to the foe" These were the mes
sases that were flashed over the wires
and sent to the waiting ones at home
by brave and thoughtful comrades. Those
who lived through those trying times need
not be reminded how sacred Is the trrst
committed to our charge. They know
what the day means in all its comprehen.
stre and broad significance. and II needs
10 burst of martial music, no flourish of
uumpets or beating Of drums TO tell the
story. They know the history Of those
trying days, and the o eloquent efforts
Of oratory cannot make 1t more clear OF
mnre dear 10 them.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27

which a tiny stream of water pours.
Gradually and slowly he lifts the mon
hey away from him until it is almost
ut arms length, the water continuing
to flow from the monkey down his
throat. When his thirst has been sat
lsfied he returns the monkey toward
his mouth, then suddenly tips it up,
shutting Off the stream.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-27
THE CUBAN WATER MONKEY

One Mnst Be an Expert to Drink from
It Gracefully.
The Cubans have a domestic utensil
called q water monkey" that is to be
found in houses, hotels and offices. The
experienced Cuban drinks without
touching it to his lips. He holds it two
OF three inches from his mouth, into
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hppax-You seem very much affect
ed at the tragic fate ofJuliet Miss Sniff
fen; thought I saw tears in your eyes.
Miss Sniffen-Yes, Mr.. Kippax, 1t does
seem so sad to think that the lady who
played juliet IS not really dead
Truth.
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A man who keeps a horse in town,
and takes care of II, smells worse than
a man who smokes an old pipe .
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The First Celebrations,

The date Of the first celebration Of Me-
mortal Day in the various States Is as
fellows: Alabama, April 70, 1866: A.
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HEAR THE DRUMS MARoA BY.

ARAB. Sarah Sar
an, hear the drums
march by!
T hi 8 8 Decoration
.Day:-hurry a Il d
be spry!
heel me TO the win
dow, girl; fling It
open high!
Crippled Of the body
now, and blinded
Of the eye
Sarah, let me listen
while the drums
march by.
Evening journal., 1898-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
WEEK OF COMIC OPERA.

w LIN Ut AONlIA OG
The announcement will be hailed
with pleasure 10y all theatre-gJers tha
the we.l-knoWn Waite's Comic Opera
Company is 20 begin a solid weeks en-
gagement at the Grand Opera House
beginning this evening II will be
called to mind that this attraction ap-
peared here about one year ago, and
created a sensation by the high quality
of the entertainments it presented The
company has taken no rest since last
here, being the cnly stage attraction
that has played a continous season.
Manager Harrison brings the company
here for this visit with the old favor
ties and several new faces. New operas
have been added to the repertoire, and
new and attractive features. The
chorus is large and effective, with a
number OF pretty, shapely girls, the
costumes and scenery is new, bright
and handsome Taking as a whole,
the company and the entertainments
are greatly improved, which oilers the
assurance Of a series of the most en-
ioyable entertainment possible. The
opera TO be produced this evening is
Agnus Huntington's great New York
success, paul Jones'" which has never
before been seen at popular prices. 1t
has the advantage Of introducing the
full strength Of the company, and OF
being one Of the most attractive, tune
ful and amusing Of all comedy operas.
There will be daily matinees, begin
ming Tuesday. at the usual hour with
Chimes Of Normandy" as the first Sc
lection. Tuesday evening Auber's IA
nous Fra Dlavalo' will be presented.
Evening journal., 1898-01-24

new and clever At last he told one
about an Irishman who had not been
feeling well for several days. He me,
a friend and recited to him his trou-
bles. This friend advised him 70 try
leeches. Three days later the friend
met him again and asked him how he
felt.
about the same" said Pat
did yez thry the leeches?' asked
Mike.
Il did that. sure" answered Pat. 81
took three Of them, but my stcmae h
wouln' stan the ither two"
II brought down the house, and in
the middle of the laughter a young
Irishman. who had been waiting for a
favorable opportunity to so out, having
an engagement with a friend down.
town, got up and started TO work his
way to the aisle.
The actor looked at him for a mo-
ment. then said,
"II bet that's an lrishman"
II was, and the audience roared.
Happily for the young fellow, he took
the matter quietly and sensibly; but.
In future. II is safe to assert he will n0
leave until the funny man has con-
cluded his funny work.