davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

9sb qramisuooeIingsn for 2anoss
TtireHost psb 5ronobiem TT Siguro
5rsnnes, StorelpeoaIsn, &ongens P0s
tat o. Qnored2 llebps, 5%ronobjen',
Gertraforerinssns qr1mi' for tome
bineret Rsro. 5srIte Br9mie / Sop
reno %tilidlot Rasmus psterIea,
5rpnoGism, % fsrits Brnmis Gang
persno Simen Grsnnts, Storslpeod.
len.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
Ganaea.

Sttnipn Ontario. CT pdd Spsrft no
eicst en- tor 6uauobo1 Der Canada mso
irrIig Seninn til Dllr oba, Rorooetts
5srritorisrns og gritti7 Columbia len
5tt for i,ouoinapiitt Rp5pessrs. gOgsu
air uoisrlis Better ON 2ano, Raturfor
boIos. S%sttlemeutsr oig us SiiIorinasy
ne CT Iso'Gast al Oplp'grnt gilsotr GA z:
oaIoiqt qdrt. Nile. iom cniser nsiaatigs
SpIpsnine.r ON c,tts Gm.ritcs "bsi,
Roro." oil fHbs. todo ?: enftsr, { benls
Bog Der uoIsosrss prot % sr lie tile
inlaE. fduss bos Hli,so aaterlino5,
Cttapa, Canada.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Runoers, ABE g}drts. 5 Worge3
fauot;s pau gemmsr Mart 2iset Al
en- 21aarig GIensit.tarl, Ebomds
Rtelisn, iom tisntc hos 8aaroeier
5guurs Glslien, Utter billing, Den
qiogoe bapoe u9rtt ! 9eisg paa Sisis
bro Dart % iormoets at o3r2 iala
BEN pla 6iemosisr, iad ban lite bar
funnel rsiis ia. men er f~rosisu libel.
pud Ggnen guar Der Dog ogiua Rggtsr
ON 9rdb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

6retsn SoIspbins Olisn | Sriftidnia
bar t~eitdmsrteret 10000 &r. Ill Ops
Fpretie al ct Msnigbeostus FOR Ira
nienbor9 RenisbeO ug 10000 9r. for
otter uogle nGrmsre bsItemte perio.
ners 0so at unpsnoss bells til RsniJr
bebsblie, osls iii 5proeI for fdtt;9e
OFos og blinos; enoslig 10000 8r.
til al 2sgat for Glore ubemioleoe ems
liqs &pirosr fra 8riitidnia.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

8durobrugeritipenoierne for Noro-
luros Nmt sr ior inosp9rsnoe Budget.
termin TIBET fslsenpe: Gaorobru.
gsrne aprnslius 5ogereng at 80, Sc.
ban 2autoit, 5oloen, og Sans 0ttoot
8tTIsn, boer nteb ar. 140. Reitsr a
StipenoiebtIsbet, $50 ar, anosnoes
til It fort 2drSbrugsturius Der
srcms1 Stifts 2anobrugsitoIe fpr q
8aarobrugere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
Meo aouful u. Weftrup Iom o..

Deb 8ouful %. Dsitrup Iom O;s
riaent afbolbtes / Quuo to~rItihRrsns
be GeneralforIamlir9 boor bet peotos
aes at oprette Ct 4t;ieielitub "Sartlr
rat" for paa 0runoIds al Sngeuisr
2. .. 6Griss 9dteut at iege ut ino.
piroe Suttcr al Wotlsie, a~tttst1pi
tulen. 100000 8r., sr dlIereoe fulot
tednet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Str forlDDeros / "6obro Ip." az
fer Observation-Disclosures i 9obrp at
I0tte Sp~srqsradlet ON Oprettelfe At
ct SpireIldateri Der t 9per unoer
0rsftslie puO ct mar forituuence
Weoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Sosrie, 6te Darts. s oisis Oa5'
bar 6 af De itprite oosniian7te auI.
bmolerFrmuer u. Gbriitjuniea.
&. Is. Ssrpeluno. Q. aauHslot, "
Wotbiaisn, y. g. poulisn % 3. y
Simorjen ~ iorstuget en- Sammtn.
ilutniap meo bel 5ormaaI at inotiBb.
Sui I 59aeSFab % / BET belle itdd ru
Iteca til at uonntts rem f%orsitddeno.
tore lloopbnin9 al Oosuie aanaI %
Nlpn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Gn 81 Qar gammel Some i Sronoz
biem, Qnnd Seem, sr al Gdgmdnoss
rsttsn 6let bsmt til 612 Mars StraI
arbeibe for Moro6rano. SUN begit
6orbrpoelien ibsIt oeo RoienborS. 81
ben III bog life anlsoning til at sribe
ON fig, ipet bet itrar blep iIuttet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Sorleben Dag blep nogls Stenbu9
osre neoe / 36une l,bpggsIig p%perraifes
be, ioet be unoer en- StenbeIe funot It
Ormdbol puu SO lsosnoe Suoorme.
Ormens Iatts fig tappert til MoopGr
ge, men blep life beitpminore als
brrbt, meloes fra Grtoritsituo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Z Ndrst 1900 bar 279 0dmpittbe
anlpbst 1rtoerttSbapns Sapn for at
bIips forInnet meb 8ul; Dc bur ,dIt
inoo0ei 72,701 2br. I adret 1899
arleb 222 0ompNibe 6donen o. lnb
tpq iult 56,242 Sor,
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

S~ronofisms outugns 6ormue for
1901 er 40, 700, 900 arpner, ben an
taenc SnotGgt 13 MiliOner - Sti9e
nrng fra ifior 6suboIosois IL % "a
Miuion. Statnoernes qntdI er ite9't
meo 100.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Sra Serjsns gbsriioe meloes ON
poloIrmt llptir mso aOitiGige Cab ~
Rep1tuber % 8duoe. s Weoiioro
forltite en- Stpite meb 8 Wnnb, Ion
aae biergeoes. paa SpsnOsgruno
tom 3 Mdno bort.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

gisrrIons nne StueIpil Galore
mus" u~oienbes at @plosnodlite Bog
banosl sir8oag cen 2oen April i Sri
%itianta os 8isbenhupn. Sumtioig ubs
tommer Stpttst paa Emf, GngeIii og
5raHIt. umiobelbart eftsr llogips!s
ier bill bet bIiOe Ipilst paa be ltor,
tpits Sc2nsr og paa RutiOnuIteutret !
Sriitidnid.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

"gtr9sns 3ioenhe" msbosler. at
9iprriun ifslss ct Q~riOutbrep til IN
pldnlaggsr en- 8omsoie. iom ban
lGn9e bar bdpt I 5unterns. arbeio::
mao imiolsrtiO oesoprrs mart afbrns
oss, bu gjsrnion ItuI rsiis til 5pFz
Lamb, boorfra ban BAR en- WGnsus
SnohhOelisr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Den betienotc 9trgifeoporptter,
8adroeEr Rosmus sotft / 2smmer.
bar ioIqt en- brun 3 Mars Singit til
9dlcpiq misunderstanding for 10000
Qroner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

FRA Stien meooeles: Imtsitoge
IelItabet Far unoertseret Suntrat;
meo Qmtsgurtnsr Ndmot ON pluntss
Ttple for g(mtet til 0eoering al 10000
Ylanter aurlig iamt NnIuttelie II
Qmtsitogmeitsr unoer 5oruoIGtning
df Qmtsbtora9.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

6n at Rorobps gamIe 9eteraner
fra 184s, gdooigrer RjtIs RicIier
@re9erion, er oeo. II qur admmel.
6an isrte eftsr i'm 0eltaeeIis / Sri
oeu en- Strnnert, Der f%orIiite; Iiotn
oa bar ban IeiIet iom 8ouofsrer mel
lem GsbRrQ og Guns; ban pur tlenot
% dgtet puo Ggnen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

9iebmono Irton psoerien | Stlp-
anger, Ipm forleoen operIepereoe fit 30
til Stiiteretter, sr tili9emeo lin Bro
Der, Der bar mso i 5orretnir9en, Die
ben arreitsret, bd man bar tonltateret.
at 81 0erler sr forfaltsoe ,ioet oereS
9aolpbenoe er blsoen forget.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
Matt Eicnp o tit,
iiiiaIes cuer tinsie.

gpsrtSieupnttr urhsr 'CaFcB' '5inse' IN.
'lIes' "a -S'rrfnsrqitr iofsr y Septs 'px y Orb
'ur bUtr saEl % en- Seat N Gro FOR ait 'Om 5psr.
niQsr IS Ggb aUsrtSfensHtfr tuet0ats re for ntu.
eu srb y G,rts. Fsrae maa uiraDlasts mss'sll,
ole etnlarEs,r, act lsHu,E M 10, at boa'ers ida
uau Summer.
~ s@eisaabetIbuo ioftrr 70 CcHts IT, eiHi,,
Sru CtO Risr tu 0tutt
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

SronSbiems SamIdgs SperItuo fog
1900 sr 255,07O &ronsr. Gfterut ca.
1900 Str. sr dfitrepne, fdar Stdttn
129, 341 &r., 8ommunsn 1924 ST.
% Sumlaget 70,549 Ser. 9d 9lbane
oeIen bar giOet ct SosrTtuo at 39,549
9r. % inopunons Renter er 2,400 &r.,
bliper Der at ubosIe 1858 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Smut Samiurt urbsioer for 5toen
pda en- itsrrs Roman, iom efter Jorlps
benbs Hal BIZ en- at ben begdpeoe 5or=
fotters iRIfomfte Bigger. - Sg bet
pil liss ms9et.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Sagbsrs Stog | Romeool, $500
Waal, er Iolgt at Rils 9au9tnruo ii!
Ssnnerns Simen o9 Qmuno Suugens
rub. 8iebeIum ar. $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

60 a 10000 8r. bar grportererne
"gerg. 2to." tabt peO mob 81
itsrtaoentens Raab at itibe $1,000
&asIer iiet 6srIEiiIo til Sita.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
Notwithstanding b

IcltetirgsmauoCue bar ifrt1t
"gol," beiluttet at fraiiae iis oeres
gratis Gooon0 iii BET tgl. 3euterS
1orsTiaiuatr. "9luost t~ilfsier / fulot
Qlpor: "Wan bauber al oenue 9si at
funn, 9ips Tribiuetsipitsmst ct 0soss
itso % Oerpeo bioruae til. at Yea
trets stonomiifs Wliiers ton itlnois!"
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

NorIt 4rbetosmdnosforbuno t1r
slGbs fig peb tor 5tlflutning. 6or 5
Aar iioer talte Sorbunost 200 Ndno;
MI bar bet ooer 1000 Meolsmmer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

@npeu Gangs Sslpbrpaup feireoe
forlsosu en- arbsioer ! Bergen. San er
81 Qar summsI os bans 4pne SO. pteo
i'm isrits aone Iepeoe ban 20 aur |
Gqteftab.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Mogifroteu t9isbeubapn pout9uttr
| en- life form Sremtio at foreilud
dnloot ct mt 8dnopprt I 8iipesnltr.
6siberdsrpoirct prortteres opfsrt pl1
8rsn5bei gutte.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Rduoer8, Abe Murts. Saadr ino
laeoes 2 imdd 8srr % ioa9 en- pr9-e
Wano3psr'on pao soppelu3dretbst;
b.t or puubiit, at ale 3ilf9loene
tommlr fra be aGerere Imitieoc 6iem.
Salt btnIiaQer MI % 8oppepotienter
pua Sd5lretbet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Safium / Safiumsoalen, JdubcrI
sr al SIe SatIum iulgt til 5snncE,
auton Satium for ar. 10000 FAINT
Seperdap.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

8iernion og Srue forIubsr ON fort
Sib 9oris for eftsr tortsre OPboIp /
Berlin og Stuttsart at hegtpe Jig tt
Stulien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

SduesIunos 4pmrminetaan paa
100000 8r. er opsrta9et nteo ca. 100
psf. Def er nsmIis .sgrni CO. l N.a.
arpner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
Oann,arf.

5orfattsrsr. prof. aurl 2urieH, er
retit til aratoip. bpor ban oil boloe
Jcrecras ON oanItc 6orbolo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

S~oerrprGft til aursfep Ssrnir9
ReniQbeocr 6. +. Z. Strootbonn or
oeb, 70 Qdr 9ummel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Spsrbibliotbetdr pso BET fore t9I.
8ibliotbt. Suftttsroao 9ruun, bar
iubgipst 4Risgnins ON gfiteb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

5dbritant 6enrit ). Balm. 5ors
mono for gttieielfohtt u. 5. 8auins
Senner, CT nso.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
uuuuue~ Narutc tilialaS@uml

40 ~ arrsS 5arms mtb soes Pbqaiuatr. 20 Gtus
toeott pda hpcr lYarm. Atiieu 5iol 9rlalsues /
gpteturftr prS 300 % sl05O. eigtlaa Hogls ppme.
nt0o AZ stolilrh UhHutiotl. 9l fafe 3em l6O
GCrcS Tor $3.50 Etub ut
W B0RchSENIUS. Baldwin. Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

S~c9neprrft til Smioftrup / pol
mans 6errso NislS z. Ghriterien sr
Gfeadet pso 0soeu ! 8isbenbdun, 81
Mar tdmmtl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Den b.tienote Sprcgmaro, G1no.
mag Gnhdire Saruel, er afgudet No
9soen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
1oroe.

Eli 2snsmano | 9org er beTtittei
8aorbbrngsr idmmsiteps 4rnt Sohrs
ZEN @inun.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Stortimspalget for isnors Ser:
9enbus er M berdmmst til 6reoug
ben 19oe Ipril.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

GlilpbrpIltip fsireoss forleosn al
Tbp. Soseo / Ssnore S~eIgeluno 81
Qmble pa 9uitru Spd, fsot 9utrIen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Grimitao FAR en- 5ormis paa
100000 % en- Snot9St paa S52
$50 Str. Stattesret er 1852.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Deb Sunbefioros 8nb Hal Der | ben
n9rmsits 5remtio foretages Npbp3s.
Ringer for 10000 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Standardization for PpitOpi.net.
Sp,roien. bar srt!Grsi. at BET III, bar
umuliot, al oer / aarsts 2eb uiloe
blips ioreIdgt en- m poitlpp. bDor
iaiennem man pilN isse al inooiub.
en- Del AZ Rsrupgiftsu peo Dc mn.
2snninssr. 6ar antos bog life, at
man oiles fprbsis portoen / 4lmias
otligbso. msn ~indrsre fun for Yoits
~aupisninasr % aOiisr. @sneroiotrst
teten msooeI,t iomtiois. al ben neite
internationalt poittongr.s rimsIiguis
pil n.oiRit, 0,rosnsportoen, Iaulsoes
at renns for 0dnmarts 8sotOmmeuce
tun bliper 10 IRE.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Ooer Driften at 0roeuuS Stotss
ulmsnning ct Der ierpt Stortirqst en-
9lage fra Singsuas 5o~rmunoItab.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
~tiiiaIae.

Tarm tiiidiae. On SO Ncres
y Snrnl btlilgenoe I Ct liluoiuuuIlt Gel.
Element. 20 Neres ppbrEllet, Reitru StoD
% Sladitelano. COB iuri Yluloloro meo
Qsrbuuo. @uot SrdmebHS ueo ) Rurr,
goo Stulo, &um Tor 3 SrenturGr. oa SRA
narp. goo %urteliit GrpHo; 81 gRtt fra
Buelt, y Xii I'll 5Iolrbuo NOR 5riie 4ales
Irts $500, $500 tputlu'. HeiteH al Gum.
men / 1urmeu eiler eQet 6Uraootbefnoeuoe
No-esie &. u. etiteOi Nuoubou. Beter SO
YitnH.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

Gn at 6tosiugens gsterlner, fbo,
8aarotisr % Sognefogeo Ino. y.
9enoiron az 2ourup, 8jsrojng Sogn.
er pso pau 6~so,goaroen "9eucir
minoc." 6an blso 50 Mar gummsI
GA bdpct D9ret Sosrefogeo ! ca. II
Nor fsr 1864. QIersbe faa !dnst tils
bdqs Tom 1S48 - Is Mar isr 6tos=
i%slTtubets Stiftslis - bsgnnote ban
al plant, omtrirs Guarpsn, % ! en-
lang Glrrptte bar ben imutte plans
tdgs ipnst oiot omtrin9 oa Odtt aus
or,s 2pit Ill at pIdnts, ligeiom ban
fur oRrst til Rptts mso ben VIlntss
Ttots. ban oreo / en- De- qar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
Sarmc / REQ Riper Eaten.

Etmt Farltc sutton 6ouHtp rtails btt
apggtiis ppsbssGouutu DlinEeioia Siurf @0bti' %.
s.. VI EkLlND JR.. HALLOCk, MIN
CVTou 1ycrlt prn1H' HdHr Gt NursrD &ts
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22

CnIfcS. - $1,000 mites LIANT I'll
X Lap yisnte mob goo Si''erbeo / lat
SIenopu. "Iteorah 9ulten" %anutler. g7bi
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
Stliatas.

Ttliatgs. geIojite 6nrer al an
ieet Racer - ubmprleoe Stumonr.
NoreipoIqltr b%eipares meo Sruptelir.
Stuu "a %iortli,, huao Sc trrngsr, The
Verm lhun Rabbltry. Lock Box 42S, Yer
million, S. d.. 30b2
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
harm SiGnlnS.

on li oy b,ctt 5drmc 8stss,ittu, bd.alsroc
Tur 3 Wi iCt Hneu EcH Qlaigt. mgB e. 1Hsbul4csf
ru'rI a. d uHu1c 3J fcysH i1it. o. Erittt
9O HCrcs CT uBotr BIO. "a Nsffu ef1D "a Erfur
Cm.gtn' $50 Ncres &c iroilaet iu JinoiHi p sis
Ter Ter ~ auci Cgs. tCrt "tdf1 i1m. Slo On
aubre uahuie. Ven ydruru g81r c1ilg % Binders
OF 'u,b no 81 arott ~Ttaitirtr iimt 8 Ton, Plat
torn Hay Scale NOrobHnttI q n rtsct sert o.
Tcrmeu iii5noci isr mrntt lar Sr.s. Us vIa lrmptip
gc @jiiaar. 1i.triu ttsreu
". Hoebolt, Sou 6laire. isis
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
Farm ~tiiiaI0S.

Qauo tiiiai0s. 100 NcreS aoot
uoprtet Nurmulgslnno Glap Co pilu'
ueiota, for S12 pr. Were, ON Guuoel Ter
trur. EilitrU 5bepOorc 1od. Saulep.
Yllnn. 2g.2
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-22
maat 90 geet.


Oct snu nre trrsrr ba sanRltt at late Fs uS be me suasnttr Tor IRA
% Rnss at u Der Ri sstS Rem en- label sc hettce SenGsnets ta be nusarsass q
The evening times., 1901-05-06
sToNEcUTTERs STRIKE
Demands Made by the Union in Bal
fiTnnre.

BALTIMORE, May G--The members Of
the Marble and Free-6tJne Cutters Union
about 200 in all, went on strike this morn
ing The union recently demanded an ad-
vance in wages from g to Is cents an hour
for eight hours. the control Of the af.prcn-
tice boys, and that the boys should wnrl.
eight instead OF nine hours
The employers y-ere willing to increase
wages, but refused to allow the cutters 20
control the apprentices. This stand was
agreed TO at a meeting Of employers held
last Tuesday. at which William z. Bevan
presided.
The union includes all except 4 very few
Of the marble and free-stone cutters Of
outside work in the city. and was. it Is
claimed. the first local labor organization
TO secure an eisht-hour day The strike
viii include the cutters II the quarTies OF
the county.
The marble cutters have had abundant
work for some months past due largely 70
a large contract which George Mann Sc
cured. for the stone work OF the Art Gal
Iery at the Pan-Amerfcan Exposition at
Buffalo.
Mr.. Mann said last night: 7 have been
employing from 1e5 to 20 cutters regularly
for months past to finish up this large COR
tract whereas before this work came 20
Baltimore fewer than half as many C tiers
We're employed here. I do not think -TaSes
should be raised while q piece of contract
work is in progress, but I never had any
disagreement about wages aIG Y 0uld have
given the increase But strikes viii come
If The men nave no grievances themselves
they hunt W somebody elss's supposed
wrongs to complain Of. The union has con-
trolled the number OF apprentices in each
shop. limiting them TO four to every shop
regardless Of whether the shop employs
one OF 100. But when demanded that the
control Of the apprentices should he taken
forced to refuse. I am losing 10 sleep over
the matter, and cannot say what measures
I shall adopt. The strike may be settled
this morning"
Mr. Mann refused to state how large
his contract was with the Pan-American
Exposition or how nearly completed it
was, but said the work would be finished
here in Baltimore.
The evening times., 1901-05-06
SUICIDE OF A coAcHMAN.
Found Hanging in "a Hay Loft il
baltimore.

Baltimore
BALTIMORE, May 6.-Antoine Z. Ep-
PIE, assistant coachman for AIrs. James
Sloan. West Madison Street committed
suicide yesterday afternoon by hanging
himself in the hayIOft or second floor OF
Mrs Sloan's stable, lib Lovegrove alley,
in the rear Of Charles Street. and between
Chase and BiddIe
He was discovered about 3 O o'clock by his
brother. Martin Epple. and John Slick
Dr- William Lee Howard, II26 North Cal
vert Street, was called, but the man was
dead.
The hay had been brushed away from a
spot on the floor and there a small box
had been placed A thin rope was fasten-
ed to rafteT in the roof and the other
end adjusted around the mans neck II
vas apparent that when ready for the drop
he kicked the DOx away. and when found
his feet were hanging only about six
inches from the floor Coroner Saunders
pronounced II Il case Of suicide. The bro
theT took charge Of the body
Tony as Epple was Familiarity known
by Cgacbmen and servants. was thirty
years old and single. He was always
cheerful, took = pride in the care Of
horses and was devoted 70 his WORK He
had been employed for a long time by
James Sloan Since Mr SIoau's death he
at times seemed despOndeuJ. but those
who knew him never thought he had any
idea OF ending his life.
The evening times., 1901-05-06
4 Fatal Gasoline Expio,iop.

ELKTON, Nd, May 6.-Rev c. 7.
Denroche, rector Of St. Paurs Protestant
Episcopal Church. Chestertown. has re
ceiyed information of the death of his
daughter. Annie, wife of Samuel Alex
ander. snd his granddaughter Helen, aged
eighteen months, of Dallas, Tex. and a
Mrs Fern The latter was cleaning cloth
ing with gasoline. an explosion forced
both women out of the room. but the lit
tie girl remained Mrs Alexander ran
back to rescue ner daughter. assisted by
death.
The evening times., 1901-05-06

FREDERICK. Nd, May 6--John Lazor.
a Hungarian, aged twelve years. was
struck by the Frederick excursion train
at Monrovia, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, yesterday morning ana sustain
ed injuries from which his physician
thinks he win die. He was standing on
the westbound track, and TO avoid a train
which he saw coming stepped across on
the eastbound track Just as the Freder-
iCk-BaIumore excursion train came
swinging around the curve He heard the
train coming and had Just cleared the
track when he was struck by
the side of the locomotive. which
threw him some distance He was picked
up unconscious. One arm was badly man
gled, one ankle was broken. his skull
fractured and it Is supposed he was irz-
juTed internally He WAS taken TO A hos
pital in Baltimore city on the Frederick
train yesterday afternoon.
The evening times., 1901-05-06

rest. But those of ifvelfer disposition give
exhibitions Of horSemanship and shooting
There is one unique feature in the Mid
way. II is unique because il has no pre-
tence of any kind Of Amusement about it.
and also because II is completely finished
and ready. It IS the building devoted to
infant incUhatoTs. There are six babies
living in little glass cases in il Just now.
People do not Understand much ABOUT in
falJ incubaJors at present and this eXhi-
bit is meant to teach therl. The broad
fact laid down is that of the s0rt Of ba-
bies here taken care Of. 50 per cent live.
with the help of the incUbators, and be
come strong and healthy while without
LLe inCuhators = per cent would die.
The evening times., 1901-05-06
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
A Young Man Dies Soon After His
Engagement.

NEWBURTPORT, Mass, Nay 6-Ar-
thur P Morrison, twenty-seven years,
died at the hospital yesterday under pc
culiarIy sad circumstances. Saturday
evening he called on Miss Lydia Lisson. n
young women. TO whom he has been pay
ing attentions for some time. MT- Nor
rison presented Miss Lisson a ring and
thus scaled the engagement that had pre-
yiously taciJIy been understood Then
the couple talked plans for the future. an
early marriage being contemplated with
a trip East TO visit the relatives of Miss
LiSsOn-
While they were still talking Mr. Nor
risou w=S stricken with paralysis and q
physician was summoned The unfoTtu-
nate man was taken 10 the hospital in the
ambulance and soon after lis arrival
there became unconscious. lie failed rap
idly and died yesterday
The evening times., 1901-05-06
Ate Poisonous Flowers.

WESTMINSTER, Nd, May 6.-The ten
year-old daughter of Pete Dull, Of Deep
Run, Carroll county, died Saturday morn
ing from the effects of some poisonous
herbs which she had eaten. On Thursday
she was gathering wild flowers, some of
which she ate. She was taken fl shortly
ifter reaching home. but was not consid-
red In q serious condition until Saturday
morning Then il was aseeFtained she
aad eaten something poisonous.
The evening times., 1901-05-06
Ancient Money Discovered,

CHESTER, Pa, May alexander Nc
CIoskey, Of 2l8 West Front Street. was
overhauling the contents Of an old trunk
yesterday and discovered several speci-
mems Of Colonial currency. One Of the
notes was for three pence and the other
for eighteen pence, each bearing the date
Of IIl5. They are entered according 70
the act Of the General Assembly Of Penn
sylvania. in the fifteenth year Of the reign
OF His Majesty George III. King Of Eng
land. and on the back of the notes is the
inscription. To counterfeit Is DEATH
The evening times., 1901-05-06
Child Labor In NILS.

SCRANTON, Pa. May 6.-John Mitch
ell. President of the United Mine Work
ers. who is here, expresses himself as veII
satisfied with what is being done 10 put
stop to the petty strikes Mr. Mitchell
also said that as early as possible the
union will take up the question of child
labor at the mines and see If they cannot
correct some of the abuses that are now
occasioninS so much comment and Criti-
CiSm from so many sources
The evening times., 1901-05-06
Cures Blood Poison,
Cancer. Eating Sores, Ulcers

Many suffer from couta giOus Blood Poi
son and Don't Know 1t. II you have any
suspicion of this Terrible Disease take
Botanic Blood Balm. Thousands are
cured. Botanic Blood Balm stops ali
Soreness and Pain in bones and joints,
removes erupSious and copper-colored
spots from the Face and Body, stops de
cay Of the Flesh and Bones, and prevents
the Hair from falling out. Heals old, OBJ
stiuate Ulcers. Eating Sores, Swollen
Glands, Itching Scabs or Scales, Cancer.
Pimples, and kills the Poison. giving the
skin the rich glow Of Perfect Health Bo-
tanic Blood Balm, the Standard Treat
ment for Blood Poison and Cancer, cures
when all else falls Druggists, 81 Trial
Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ca Describe
trouble and free medical advice given
Sold IN Washington by Henry Evans
Drug Store. go + Street northwest.
The evening times., 1901-05-06
Truth WIN Conc to the Front.


4 bookstall clerk at big London terminus
was recently deputed to write a label for a
bundle OF detective stories The label was duly
written and affixed 10 the books II vas then
discovered that intending purchasers were in
formed that the books consisted Of Detective
stories by WelI-knUWn writers
The evening times., 1901-05-06

The Custom House receipts for last
week amounted to s., 1851 Annual civil
service examinations viii be held at the
Custom House July S, 1901.
The evening times., 1901-05-06

programme for the Linthicum Insti-
tUte's closing exercises is being prepared
There viii be many interesting features OF
q dramatic nature
The evening times., 1901-05-06

Mrs. Charles A. Uppermann died satur-
day evening at her residence. 1911 Thirty
second Street She had been i'll four
The evening times., 1901-05-06

Many new applications for membership
in the Potomac Boat Club have been en-
tered since the discontinuance Of the
boating feature by the c. A c.