davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
nit uller SOrgfolt fir bic gauge GemeinDa

nit oler @Orgfatt fir bic gauge GemeinOa
er3ogen.
rSapo" gu iein, lit cine 6o6e Sire un1
Nus3ei4nung fir bic @rforene unb beren
camille, benin bic ySapo" zines Stammes
gilt glei4ium ais Die @erf0rperung aaer guz
ten un0 ihOnen @igenI9aften. @s 1T Elm
treffenoer 8epeiS fir bic feinfu6lige, 3arte
uno finnige 9entungspeiie Der Samoaner,
ii4 Die guten @igeni6afen, bic Sugenben
oes meni3lthen G6aratterS in eir1em il1na4
frGuli4en Meni9entinbe pertOrpert gu 0enz
fen.
Die r5apo" tritt uns entgegen nit benz
gan5en 2iebrei3 ibrer iungfrGuli6en @rI9eiz
11a1g. 0tt annutbiger, gra3i0ier 8e1pegung
6etpiQtommt tie unS i'm Nanen Der 9orf4
fhaft. sic eri9eint feitli9 geI9miiGt NIT
gdr feinen uno nit bunten MuItern %per3ierz
ten nSapa" zMatten. 2i9t uno Sonnenz
f8ein, Srieoe unb Sreube iino lire 8egleiter.
Sp ge6t tie Dor uns fer lpie bic &0nigin Des
Srii6lings.
Sic lit ME a1ein. Sin 8efolge, Elm 9ofz
Itaut 1T i6r beigegebsn. Oerielbe bete6t meiit
aus ben miBpn9ienen unO tfeinen YerIonen
bes Stammes, a1genein aus IoG9en Snoiz
Oiouen, bic ni4t fd6ig iinh, gu tdmpfen un6
81 arbeiten. Die nSapo" lsitet ale Sete
unb 5et3iige ais Geremonienmeiiterin III
ibrem Hei9e. Sci alien feierli9en @elegenz
6eiten trGgt ie bic pit re6t f4peren, uber
our6 bic 6einbeit i6res @etpebes foit6aren
~Sapa" ~Mutten. sic reprdientirt 6iermit
arA ben Hei9tbum hires Stammes.
Sang, Spiel unO @efang tperben BON ben
Sdnodnern nit 8orlie6e geii6t. 8efonbers
6eim S3ipata13e, ben bic ySapo" ats Bora
tGn5ertn @lettet, tann man Die i60nen W1Gp4
fen uno 5rauen in ibren gra5i0ien r6pt6z
mii3en 8elpegungen 6epunoern. MelooiI4e
@sfGnge, 6alb luItig, 6alo fldgenn, balp lang4
lam, bulo i9neQer, 6%egleiten Oieie SGn5e, biz
in ftetig ne4ielnben 8ilbern unD mulerii6en
Gruppirungen uufetnanber folgen; tie pedz
feln a6 nit le66afteren, trGftigeren SGn3en
Der MGnner unter S6ningen BON SpeereK
un0 &eulen ober &luti9en in bic 6Groe,
NGe Sbeilnebmer tragen nSapo" : MatteH
I'm Die 2enoen; ba5u fdmiiden 6unte
S6niire unb Geifen 6als, 4rme uno 6uB4
gelente. Die 9uuptrple bein S9miiden
uno NufpuBen aber iptelen CRIME 8ldtter.
8liitben uno 8lumen. Als tOit6ariter 9ulsz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

%. Seemannsz Mbenteuer. Bon
S. 90. 9ablmann.
%. Ser berIprene st q n! b. Bon
Sans 9opfen.
"a. Or. 3ernontb. BON 6. Sutrpz
S9ueding.
Is. MGIes @sreebGi6 unb anbere
9ef9t3ten. Bon Ruoolph 2i1bau.
26. Sim Cummings. Bon ". +.
pinterton.
81. 9err unh Sruu 8eiper. Bon
8aul 2inbuu.
%. RIetoer MAIDEN 2tute. 8on
@ottfrteb aensr.
Der 8ilberoorratb umfaBt bic folgsnoen
Nummsrn:
%. 3. @aprtbi, @rz&an3Ter bss 9entz
l9en &ei4es. Sin po9I1etrpfenss Bib.
StabGiti6.
80. 8ote r WtGbeIm +. uu Dem
Sterbebette. Gin SeG0rudbtlo in
Der 8rOBe bon 2Ox30 3cH. STIR ieoen
Seutf9en ptrb bieIeS Bib Elm pertbz
poues 8ebenfblatt an hen Delitorbensn
9sIoentuiier fein.
81. 8dt er Wilberm II. unn Sat
e%in3elne 8iIber. (9ieie 8iGher iinb oers
e%riffen.)
80. S ii It 8ismurd.
80. Graf MoGtfe.
81. papt Seq XIII.
30. Wer9rifeu.)
SO. @briitus are@3e.
81. Nopplepn's Hud3u9 BON
Wostau. Gin SelbguG na9 Meihoz
nter's Meifterperf.
SO. Sefus Gbrtftus. OsIbrud.
80: pie PeiGiae Mar;u. Oelornd.
Die 9uittung fir eingeld1ttts gelo err
tolgt auf benz tleinen ge(ben 3ettel 6ur9
@erdnotrung bes Monats uno Ser Sabrsss
3abl.
Dieter 3etteG aeigt iebem 2sIer, Big gu
tpel9em Datum er ge3a9lt bat, unb mag
ldumige 3absr gleih3eitig an ibre gers
pfli9tung erinnern.
Briefe unb 9elbsr ubr4Tirs man:
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
Cine i'm sou beFmoIi4e farnoanifde RanpHnsstitte.

frembeu brauuen 5iibrer ne6me er ieircn
Neg, Nie pirO i'm bic Gefa4r beoro6en,
ME piro i'm bic 5orge erfiiQsn: 40
lsgft bu 6eute bein 9aupt CUR Ru6e ME
Der; tpobon ernGbrft Ou oi4; mas pirD aus
Dir mprgen tper0en9"
Der braune 5i6rer ee6t i4tpeigIam auf
ensen 9fuben bur9 ben urpalp pDr nns
ber. Sebt penbet er ii4 UNI, UNI ben
SrsmbGingen bur3 Spra9e unO le64afte
@e6Groen 6egreifli6 gu MAIDEN, baB ite
ff9 elmer OOrfi4aft ndbern.
8raune 8nu6en unb MGb6en umringen
uns neugierig; bon alien Seiten fGaGt
uns Oas melObif9e, 10 traut unb no9l
tIingeuDe: oEulofu" Gpri9 IT" pte vt"),
D. /. risi gegriiBt, 5~remOIing!" entgsgeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

8eriu9e 9ema3t tDoroen, anbere tpertbpp4e
8ooenprobutte an5ubausn. 5abat, Baum
ipole, &affee, &dtdo uno &eis ftno tulttttrt
porben unb iiberuQ nit gutsm @rfolg; ipz
gar Sbee tit nit 9initigen &eiultaten an9ez
pflan3t mOroen. Die N6ilesferie oes sUns
3en8etriebes 1T leiber au9 bier, tpie 10 bdla
fig anhersno, bic Nrbeiterfrage. Der Sas
moaner arbeitet ni9t germ aus 9rinben,
bic tbeils in benz Bolts unb 6amilieaGoben
t~pur5eln uno Die i'd fpdter erOrtern min, Die
t6eils aber auA in Dem miibeloIen @rperb
r.i9li9er Nabrung gu Iu9en IinO.
8dbrenb ii9 Mutter Natur in 10 oerz
i6penberif3sr pra9t prdlentirt, 1T Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

Pflan3engattungen. @or aleu aber 6reitsn
it@ Die Sarne in mebr ais bunoert peri9ie@
oenen &rten iippig aus; ba3pil9en tpu@arn
f%OlpfIale 2ianen als nibt gu INTERCOLLEGIATE
8ertreter Der S9marOberfamilitn an ben
8aumtGmmen bp4. Sic umI6lin9en NIT
ibren tpunberIam eetpunbenen, of; Is Bis 2
Gentimeter biden Nrmen bic prdht!gen
@aumrieien. WObl fdmpfen pieIe TAPER nit
benz furhtbaren SeinO; aber naA jabrz
5ebntelangem 8iberitanbe erlabmt bic &raft
beg emit 10 Itattli9en Stamme5, ba5 2e6ens=
mart tit bonn S4ling9etpdGs ausoeIosen,
Der emit 70 blibenbe Baum ftirbt langiam
babin.
3pif6en 6tefem @epirr BON 9e item unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

f6mud gilt bas SaGsbanb aus @aGrpB3dbe
men. Se6r beliebt iino Soften aus ben rot6en
Panoanosfrit4ten.
8ie Bel alien pOlpneiiern, 10 lit audi Bel
ben Samoanern bas SGttppiren cine Ie6r
per6reitete Site. Seber Singing, Der Dus
Nlter Der Mannbarteit errei4t, unter5ie9t
it9 DieIer po9enlang pGbrenoen, NIT grpz
ben 99mer5en %berbunOenen 9rO8eOur.
Die Sdttppirung eritreft iiA ii6er gauge
90rpert6eile, ben 2eib unb bic S9eHtet
bis gu ben &nieen. sic iie6t mad a8oQz
enoung aus pte cine 9oIe, bic fir 2ebensA.
5eit in Die braune !9uut in i4malen blausn
3id5udIinien eingeimpft lit. @s 1T elm
una6ne6mbares &~leiOungsitid. Der auf
(GOrtissuHs AMI Der z. Seits.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

9roB unO 8tein lduft 8ufammen; ale be-
gleiten uns in Oas 0orf na9 benz sur
Qu7nubme Der @GIte beftimmten 9uuIt.
Die nSupo" Gpri9: Saupu) Der OrtIhaft
empfangt uus, 6eiBt uns nieOeriiBen uno
rei6t uns iofOrt gum WiGtOmmen cine
S9ale tii6len 8atpatrantes,
Die nSupo" bes 9orfes! Sic 1T bic
9eilige, Der S4uBgeift Der 9Orfi9aft, oer
quite Genius bes Stummes. SIS lit elm
MGb3en, cine Sungfruu, meiit aus einsm
9duptIingsgei4le@t, tpenigitens u6er uus
elmer gut beleumunOeten, ungeie6enen 6az
milie. Sic piro bon ben Qelteiten pes
9orfes oft f4on ie6r friib i'm pierten obep
%fiinften Sabre, our rSopo" auserie6en una
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

tpel6e o1erbings no9 ntbt 00Gig ausge@
6aut lit unb pelber Der bier reIibirenoe 81
f6of aGer SiibIeeinleln boritebt, ferner bas
auf Der, Daferieite gelegene beuii9e Som
Iulat, baS ii6 bur6 f%auberes Nltsieben pors
t6eil6aft a69ebt, has beutf9e unD fura bas
6inter bas famoanif6e Boitdmt uno
i6lisBli9 bic groBen Gpmptpirs unO 2n9erz
rdume Der 9anbets= unO pIuntagen @eIelle
ihaft Der @iibieez Snfeln, ebemals Sobefz
froD'19es Gieent6um.
Mun be3ei6net aQgemein BEN lpeitli3en
SAeiG Der 8u3t bon Mpia, Der in cine
langgeItredte f6nale 2~ano3unge a~usIduft,
nit benz Namen nMolinu". 9ier mO6nte
in einsm na9 europdii9en Stils ge6uuten
6auIe Der jiingft peritorbene &0ni9 Don
Samoa, Walietoa. rnpett 1T ben in ben
&dmpfen UNI Mpia unb in benz o6en erz
nd6nten Srfan um's Qe6en %oetomnenen
8rapen Der beuti9en Martne Elm 9entma1
9eiebt.
Den mittleren She'll Der 8u9t nit 8Onz
~fulaten, &ir9en, SoteGs, 8auf9dufern bes
5ei6net man ais bas eigentli6e Mpia,
9ieroon 0tlid, 3niiden Der ebenfa1s
nod unfertigsn englii6en 8irtbe unb benz
Si9u9oflufe GpriA: Gigun9o), iiber ben
cine 6ol5briide fii9rt, Iie9t Matufeie, unb
i'm Nni9luB an bieies fol9t bic etntmaGs
@obeffrop'i6e 8eiibung Matuutu.
Den 9intersrunb gu Oieiem r.iaeuben
Ydnorama bilben bic bt9t betraIbeten 50z
6en3iise unb 9erge, beren bDdter, Der
2(piaberg, fem 6uupt ME f6iibeno in bic
@olfen erbebt. On ben Qb6drgen, auF
peuigen 9lateaus, befinben ii6 DIE melt
ausgebe6ntsn pflan8ungen @aileie unb @ai.
tele Der 6anbsls= unb pluntagengeYeGl9aft,
bic bon Mpta gu Wagen pber 5u Tfsrbe
bequem in i @tunben gu erret9en iin6.
Mit an ben 9rOBurtigen Natur76Gn6eiz
ten Der Samouinfeln, tnel9e ibre ~fsIielnbe
53auberma9t auf ben @nfDmmling ME berz
fe6len, ge6t 9ann n9anb Elm portrsfflt6es,
BON @pibemien freies, benz Gurppder 1e6r
5utrdgli9e5 mtlbes SropentGima. 9ie bur9z
idnittli3e Sabrestemperdtur betrdgt 2@rab
s, Die 2uft 1T itets rein unb FLAIR. Die
beiBeiten Monnte iinb DECEMBER unb Sas
nuar nit 81 @rub g., bic tiibGiten Suli unb
Nuguit nit ettpa % @rab 6. 8eTonbers
fA0n unb erquidenh iinb Die tii5len Nd9te.
Man tunn ii9 ni6ts @timmungsDuQeres
oenten, ols eine famOanif3e 2anoSdalt in
filler Overwhelmingly.
0tsis metsOrologii9ea Qnsabsn besieaeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

nit 150-2OO Giifen bemertt. Die Saline
trdgt bas gun3e Sabr, unb man berehnet Die
6ur9f4nittGi4e @rtragsfdbigteit oerIel6eA
an &ppra auf einen Gentner.
Die jungen 8otosniifie liefern einen fiji
len, erquidenben unb febr nabr6aften Iranf,
bic &otosmil6. Cine g3uB entbdlt etDa Z
Sitter MiI6; ie otter ie tpiro, I'M 10 GERM
ger tpirb bteies 9uuntum; bugegen Deroift
ii9 bic unter Der feften S9ale fibenhe tpeiBe
Maffe mebr unO mebr unO liefert in 3etro1z
netem c3uitanoe bic 8opra. 8et bieIem
Srodenpro5eB, gu tpeG4em ie in f4male,
etpa elm 9e5imeter LANCE 9treifen gslfntt@
ten tpirb, Oerliert fte etpa Die 9dlfte ibrss
uripringli6en @olumens.
SIN 2uufe Der IeBten Sabre iin6 Dislfo4s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

Sd, an ein5elnen SteQen reiden oieIe UNI
betmli6en 6einbe Der S3ifffabrt Bis in Die
Mitte Der 8u4t 6inein.
gei rubiger, glatter See, ME tie in Der
%fogendnnten guten Sabres3sit, et!pa bon
Mai Bis Ottober, meiit nit LANCER, lei4ter
0iinung muietdtii4 iiber bic gefG6rli4en
&lippen babinroGt, lit ni6ts Dun ibnen 81
ie6sn. Nur Die Wele, bic pdbrenb res ME-
origen Waferitunbes, CUR 3eit Der G6be,
bariiber gGeitet, bGumt ii9 f9dumeno auf,
um binter ben Riffs ii@ gu iiberi4lagen,
benz Seefa6rer elm marnenbes 3eiden.
Der 6afen lit ni9t aG3ugrob. Die melt
bineinragenben Riffe oerengea i'm; bel onz
bers in Der unrubi9en Sabres5ett, RODtms
Der Bis MGr5, gilt er fir uniider, ia gefd9rz
lih.
User erinnsrte 1i9 ni9t be3 ipit6en0en
Srfans, Der i'm Sabre 1889 Die 6ampainz
1eln 6eimiubte unb Der beutI9en Marine
burd ben 8erluit 3tpeter &risgsl3iffe unb
bes gr0Bten Shells ibrer 8elaBungen 10 Gerbe
Wun6en beibra9te! Sn bieiem Sturm GIN
gen ni9t nur Der vNDler" uno rGber" unb
bret uncertainties &rtegsIGiffs, 1onbsrn
uud9 mebrere &auffuGrtsii9iffe gu @runOe.
8aum lit Der Nnter be5 einlaufenoen
S9iffes in Die Siefe gerauI9t, 10 umrin1en
3a6lrei9e &anoes ben 19pimmenbea &oloB.
0ie 8anoes, etpa "a Meter lang unb O,4
Dieter brett, aus 8almtGmmsn aeferti9t,
BADEN an elmer Seite einen fogenannten
NuSleger, elm rln6es, boles Stiid leiGten
9ol3es, am porDeren @nbe 5ugeIpibt unb NIT
benz &anoe feit berbunben. OisIer Nus(ez
ger Derlei6t benz &anoe bic n1tbige Slider
beit gegen &entern.
Gin 8oot oes 0umpfers bringt uns an
2ano uno le9t an elmer 6equemen Bride an.
4m Stranbe 5iebt iiA cine breite 4aufIirte
2anb1raBe e%ntlang. On ber1et1ea lie9en,
benz Snneren Der Snfel gu, in fur3en Gntz
fernungen BON e%tnanoer, niebrtge, etu1t0dige,
metit in 9ol5 aufgefiibrte @ebGuoe, burG
lire 8auart unb Nu8fii6rung Die Innefenz
belt bon @~uropdern berrat6eah. 6ptels,
Wdga5ine, &ir6er, &aufldben reiben it9
anetnanber. Oa leIem mir 9tboit< 6otel,
@ptaz6otel, &auf6aus pon @ebauer, @a=
moan @eeflp 9eralo = benin Npid bat To-
gar cine tpO4entli6 erf@etuerbe 3eitung -
unh anbere Sirmen. IS folgen per19tez
bene &Oniulate. bic fat9oIif9e aat4eDrale,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

ge6en bon boben @ebirgsmaiien bon iibsrz
m~dltiqenber @40nbeit, Die Nmeritoner 0o~
BEN in ri9ti9er GrtenntniB Der Wi4tigtsit
bieIes 6afens fir ii3 bas Rsdt erpor6en,
bier cine &oblentation gu erriAten, Elm
gRe6t, tpeG6es Die 0euti9en fir ben Srt
@aluafata, nabe Bel 9pia, euf llpolu err
tporben baben.
Npia -.
9or ben Qugsn bes G~sifenben, Der iih uuf
benz itol5en O8eanbampfer benz |9afen BON
Npia nGbsrt, enttpidelt ii3 na6 uno na4
bas fleine, a~nfangs formlOie 5lsd4en am
6ori5onte gu befimmten 5Ormen, Bis er
f9lieBli6 bic 8u9t in i6rer gan3en trOpi>
I9en gra6t unb S90nbeit ppr ii3 itebt.
Die ginfabrt 1T nibt gang 9efubrlos, ba
bic ufer bon aOraQeuriffsn unIfdumt iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

i;4 nutiirli9 auf Die fludlanbigen &iiz
itengebiete. Sn ben Bergen, uuf ben So9e
plateaus lintt bic Semperatur, bas &limu
pirb rau6er, fir ben Samoaner gu rau9,
uno bierin liegt Elm Sruno fir bic l1n6ez
%pO6nbarteit Der bO6er 9elegenen 9iItritte;
Der gin9sbOrene tit Ie6r empfinbli9 ge9en
&dlte.
Die SumOaner, gu ben polpneiiern ges
50rig, fino Elm trdftig gebuuter f90ner
Weni4enf6lag. Die Mdnner Iinb groB unb
bod getpu6ien, %musful0s, BON freier ItoGz
ger ielbitbepuBter 9altung. Die 6rauen 6az
ben einetparmget0nte 9aut, pel6e 5ipiI9en
beGz unb gunfelbraun p%aritrt; bic liebliz
6en. oft f4Onen @eii4ts5iige, bic glGn5enb
Arizona republican., 1899-05-09
THE NEWS OF
 WlCNENBURG

Wicken0urg, Ariz., May S.-(Special Correspondence cf The Republican.)-
 A gentleman who is thoroughly famil- 1 jar with this section, s.oFped over 8 train last week and in noting the evil dences 3f the growth lcf this hU5tdng
 burg, remarked:f This cd place has
 for years teen proarectively a tig
 camp, but Of late it ha5 passed the
 prospect stage and is new dev9lop- ing indications Of a full f1edgad tciHn- D Inasmcp.h as this gentleman was, by reason Of his officill pcsit:-1, specially qualified to judge. his remark is well worthy Of note.
 There are many r2c-nS occurrences that go to corro oborate the above ob- servaticn, some of which cannot now be made public, but others can, and among the latter may be noted the fact that the first shipment of c~e in any quantity, from this point. WAS made the past week by the New VuI- turc Mining company to thesE Paso Shelter company, and several more carloads will follow at intervals.
 TO enc familiar with what consti- tutes 3 successful mining csmp, this is significant, as th:re is nothing that tends more strongly to give capital confidence in the future of mineral k1ctitn than the ability lf the operators in that section to get out what is termed shipping Cre,' which means, Of c3urss ore that when freighted tc a shelter will show good returns after all expenses are Faid. That this point has been reached by this historic old camp is @ subject fer congratulati3n to all interested here, from the old 'iFfassaya ayanper'' to the ve-iest~''te derfcOt'' frlcn the effete east The re- portad consummation Of a sale of a group Of claims in the Black Rock distr:ct, which have been developed under bonds during t,he past year, is another occurrence which brightens the horizon aOGut here. There ars also several ether negotiations under way which promise to be Conc4ete and made pubic within the next W.a-k or ten days. Adld to these definite and fully conceded deals, 'lle many mining xperts that are coming in here daily to examine and report upon the meri t1riou5 properties about he-e, and somo idea of what may be the future
Arizona republican., 1899-05-09
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

ly be settled is causing quite a little
 comment and curiosity. tombstone Prcspect-C.
 It is rl-G generally known that at the ! last '.CIza of the court Of private land
 claims the attorneys for the claimants
 Of the San Rafael grant dug up an old
 Spanish law giving the grantee of Q
 concession for land, where he had es-
 ta.blishej mates and bounds to his grant which included an excess Of land larger than the area specified. tho right lb1 gay the government fer the land
 in excess, and receive title therefor. Under that old law the attorneys for
 the grant tendered the court, for the United States government, as successor to the government Of Spain, which made the original gram, nancy to pay for the thirty ''sitios'' of land in eXCea5 of 'lhs four ''sitios'' which are conceded by the government to have been originally granted. If that point is made i1c stick the g-ant claimants
 may get all the country they clain.-- Nogales Oasis.
 Milss Doyle, for three years b5ck- keeper for the J. M Dennis Lumber company at Williams, suddenly and unGccCl1tably disappeared last week As sCon as, he was missed Deputy Johnson of Williams teiegraphed east and ws.st and finally learned that a n2u answering Doyle's description had been seen at the Needles. Later John scG SAW Conductor Mcdonald, who went through Friday night cn the lim- ed, and who remembercd having such q passenger, as he had purchased no tickes, simply paying his fare on the train. No further effort has been made to locate him since thsm as nGr. Dennis was only desirouSJ of learning his whereabouts because Of his fear of forl pay. There are ric, known req sons for his sudden departure. Tha books of the company were in the best possible order and the ccnipany is still in his debt to the amount of S22 50 His actj-r is to be deplored. as he was 9 young man well liked by his employ CTS and all .1ho knew him.
 Each one may observe the inconsist- encies of the following narrative from the NOgaiCs Oasis for himself: When home from Noga1es q couple Of weeks ago, where he had been to at tend 9 Masonic lodge mee ting, after which he hurried home the same night, MT. Norman H. Chapin met a small brown bear on the trail through Wash ington rass. Mir. Chapin had with him only a small p ca.ibar Smith & Wes- son reVOlYsr, but he did not hesitate to attack the lear, sending one shot at his head. but it did not penetrate the skull. The bear climbed small tree. and his asasilant followed. Tn the tree Mir ChaDin succeeded in putting out one of bruins eyes wilh a shot from his revolver. The bear then made for him and they fell to the ground to-
Arizona republican., 1899-05-09
HE WEARS A MEDAL.
Funston's Counterpart in the Heroic
 Captain Grebe.

! he nero Of deed performed thirty five years ago, almost a counterpart of that icf COlCnsl Funston in crossing the
 Rio Grande last week, was in Kansas City yesterday. Captain William Gre'5e of Bonner Springs, Kan, Q few weeks ago received a medal for dis tInguished gaLantry" in the civil war. awarded by act of congress. His feat of daring, performed at the battle of Jonesbct0, Ga, has been without a p2rallcl in this ccuntry's hiet-ry, until
 another Kansan, of . new generation,
 callsi forth the plaudits of the world
 by his striking her0ism a few days ago in another hemisphere.
 During he battle of JcnesbOr0, ac- ccrding to the official reports of Major
 Generals John A. Logan and O. O. Howard, the latter called upon his men for Q volunteer to cross the Flint river with message to regiment of dis mounted cavalry standing in reserve Tn a raVlne- It was Si1 critical mo- I1ent Of the battle, and the reinforce mentS, with their superior rifles, were sorely needed, but being cut eff in the naneuvering and fighting, there re- mainli one hazardous chance to bring them ir-o action.
 The portion of the river to be crossed was a part of the battle field and cor neIei by the guns of the confederate force, using grape and canister.
 Grebc, ycIIng Prussian, who had given up his ieutenarcy in the army Of his native land to fight for the Union, was then an aide on General Towards staff. He had been pro- mcted for gall2ntry on the field at At Ianta a month before from captain in the Fcllr1h Missouri volunteers and it was lie who responded to the call of his general.
 After crossing the Flint river safe ly, under the fire of the enemy said MT. Grebe, T had to run over an open space and across a corn field. which. if anything, eXrcssd me more than ever, that 1 reached the rayine and deliv- cred the order. The cavalry regiment danked the enemy during the second assault cn our weakened lines and routed the rebels and saved the day.
 At Atlanta, July p, 1864, he led charge of 2 handful Of man that res cued the body of General McPherson, himself carrying the body back before the eyes of the two armies. Thrice h ha was recommended fer promotion fer gallant conduct in battle. The last time he was to be given a commission as colonel A duei with Captain How ard in St. Louis over an insult offered 3 lady friend of Captain Greoe put an end to his promotions and his military career.
 He was cashiered, and not until one year ago did he receive an honorable l discharge, although General Logan, General Howard, General w. T. Sher- | man and Colonel George E. Waring inteTceded tims and again in his be- aa.f
 He was shct three times in battle and has several scars Of saber wounds on his body Among the papers filed
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the near futllre-of ,:his booming camp, can be obtainsd,
 MT Copeland, mining engineer of Denver cane up f.0m Phoenix lasi evening and went out this morning tc the Black Rock district in company with Mir Charles Born.
 Messrs. Slcsser and Cameron of Den yer. accompanied by Attorney Charles R. Flatter of Colorado Springs, and Ex- pert Walters of Cripple Creek, spent several days here last week While i here the rarty visited the Denver group of mines in the Black Rock dis l trick in wttCh MT. c. F. Stosser and MT. C1ml,cn are interested. The last named gentleman is part owner and manager of the VinGdcator mine in Cripple Creek. and he, while here, ex- pressed himself as well Flsased with this section. Tie rarty left c1 the evening train Friday for Phoenix.
 MT. L. l.. Lyon Of Denver, who is lop- era,cing a fve-stamp mill twelve nLes abova here Cn the river, cane down today.
 MT Herbert T. Nichols, mining en- g:aeer and chemist, late of St. Louis, has accepted a position with Mir. J. H. Costello at the TriIby mine in the White Picacho district MT. Nichols is a J'-lng man of recognized ability and in securing him MT. Costello dis 'ay,1 tfs usual good judgment
 Mir. John Loosely of San Francisco came up from Phoenix yesterday and left this mI3rning fC~ the Osborne mine, in which he is interested
 Tho advert Of enc Of Wickenburg' s prominent 'cTtizens into the newspaper world of Phoenix, as announced in this mornings Republican, is a sub ject of considerable and favorable com ment among the townspeople It was the main topic at the "club," and in the hotel corridors here today, and on every side were heard expressions complimentary to Mr Harvey H. Helm and good wishes fir his success in his new Einc. It was generally conceded as another indication that Wickenburg was coming to the front and that the influence of it's citizens would gre long be felt throughout the territory.
 Mrs. L. B. Cannon and daughter of Congress are spending a few days in town, the guest of Mrs. Robert Whise- sides, on Cerlser street.
 Mir. Henry CiXall has laid the foun- d@lcfon for his new warehouse near his general merchandise store on Tegener street.
 There is some talk of having an- other dancing reception the coming week, as the commencement hap a few weeks algo was 50 enjoyable, and the young s1iciety people think, and rightly 50. that these H1tIe gatherings SECuld SCjoi-T. nfteDer
 J. H. Saunders, superintendent Of the New Vulture Mining company, came in yesterday He reports every thing progressing very satisfactory a;t the works. FPTZWILLIANlS.
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gather. The bear immediately sought refuge in the tree again and MT Chap in again followed him This time he succeeded in shooting out the ether eye of the bear, but his small pistol could s-ek no vital spct and kill the brute. So he stood watch. hoping some oae would come along, the bear remaining treed. After daylight the weary watcher gave up waiting and went on home to Washington Camp. Return ing later with a larger gun he found the bear had come down from the tree and gone away; but he had not the time to spare to follow the trail"