davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05
aim Grnnz Gnrs" mint hrlirht.

gep SrleunS, Qa. 4. 9toD.
= 0as neue Sim GrOp StruBenz
6a6n @eIsB," peI6es in ben Straz
Benbubnpu9en iepurute Qbtbeilungen
fir @eiBe uno g1eger DorIiebt, fam
am Sonntu9 in MO6ile, 2tIu,, un0 gez
tern in getp : Orleans unoQouiIiana
uber6aupt our 2tusfIbrung. Sn 800
bile bopeotteten Die Neger Die 8agen
uno au9 in Retp Orleans md6te it4
etne beheutenb berminberte 6requen5
Der g2eger bemertbor, tnbem bic beiTer
fituirten Neger Die 8agen bermieOen.
0as @eIeB bat aud unter ben neiBen
9aFagieren 10 .Dtel gonfufiOn uno
MiBbergniigen beruria4t, baB pu6rz
i6einli4 OeFen Gage batO ge3d6lt 7ein
biirften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05

Gs giebt 10 biele Qeioenbe, Bel beA
ren augenbIidIi8e 6ilfe cine g}otbz
penOigteit iit, Inn &rantbeitserI4et=
nungen @in6aIt gu gebieten uno uufz
5ubalten. Sn alien bie1en 5Gqen tft
Rabpa2'5 ReaOD 3eIief cine pi9tige
unO ME febIenOe SiilTe, tpeI6e iebr
Dft einen Srunfen turirt, bepor Der
Qr3t bas 6aus beTelben errei4t. -
8rGune, 9ipbtberitis, SynfIuen3u.
&rGmpfe, 8ranOpunben, 8erbrii6unz
gen, llnfGlIe, QuetI8ungen, 6erabfaIz
len, S4uBmunben, giftige 8ife pon
9unben, S6Iangcn, Sti9e pon Synz
ietten etc. etc. Sn ein paur 2tugens
bliden peroen bic punoerbaren @iz
genI4aften bDn Rea0p 8elief itd 3etz
gen, unb bic &rantbeit ipiro einge6alz
ten unb uu5gerottet, 6ebor iie iic9 ertts
tpideln tdnn.
Raowap's RCaSp ReIcf rutrS aud imurrIGcb
eebraucbl. Gin Balbr Ebccl6ffd pou in ciuem
boIben @ais OOa @aTcr pirO in sinigtu Minuttu
Rrdmpf,, C6umadtsaufdat, ucbclteit Grbre6uus
gen, SOObrnncn, franf6attsg ROpfluc6 Tubr,
GbOlsrin,, 3urafau Rplit, @ldbungcu uuO ale
iHHerIibsu 56mcrjtn bcilcu.
gHirD hnn nQcn 4pntbefrrn bCrfanft.
&ubDup & 60, 55 GlmsStr., 3cDs9orfsGifp,
GtGsutBHmer O,s RaOpap's 8saOp Rtief OcsguOs
pap's SGriapariaian geioosnt uuo Der RactDas's
iasH giaeu o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05

Gomite's Der 9ro6ibitioniften bon 81
linois, lit beute na6e g&epton, Sas.,
eri6oiien porben. NGberes 1T nod
ni6t 6etannt. Die 2eide tit nu4
Netpton gebra9t tporben, tpp 6eute
QbenO Elm Snqueit ftuttfinOet.
@ffing9am, sus., 4. Rop. -
Sale Sp6nion, peI4er in 1896 8ice=
PrGiiOentf4afts Ganbioat auf benz
Prp6ibitioniiten Sidet mar, purbe
gu 8ogutu. Suiper Gountp, 80 geei@
fen pon bier, BON 9arrp 9arriS in
6pfge einsS Strsites nit einem
S6rotgetpebr er14ofen. Der 3bdtsr
befinbet iidb in 9uft, Der Streit entz
itarb UNI etne lSumme 9elo, nelAs
9arris I9uloete unb nel4s Sp6nion
BON i6m fprberte.
(SpGter.) = 6arriS beging 9eute
2tbenb i'm @efdngniB ,Gelbitmprb
bur6 @innebmen bon 9ift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05
ghrefli6es llmgIIf in Remsgurf.

8erfrii6te GrpIofipn bon 5euerpertSz
tDrpern BEL Der 4nfiinbigung bes
0ablreI Iultats i'm MaoiiOnz
Square. - 8ieIe Sobte unb Ser
Iebte.
Gepsgorf, 4. 0obember. -
9ur6 Die berfrii9te @rpIoiion BON
S5euerpertst0rpern i'm N&aoifpnz
Square beute 2benb ipurben, lpie
man glaubt, minbeItens 3ebn perioz
nen 9et0btet unb piele anoere mebr
ober ipeniger f9per berlebt. Sn SOlge
bes Pantts, pel9er unter Der bort
auf @abG6eri6te barrenben Bolts
menge ausbru4, lit e5 f4ner, Sc
naueres iiber bic 3a6l unb Ramen Der
Spfer gu ermitteln.
Die erplobirten 6euertpert5t0rper
follten gelegentli9 Der Nntiinbigung
her Wd6lberi9te Bgebrannt perben.
Die Qufterf9iitterung BEL Der @rploz
fion mar 10 beftig, boB piele 5eniter
in ben bena3burten 9Guiern bemoz
lirt tpurben. Na6bem ii6 Die 2lufrez
gung einigermaBen gelegt bate, funo
man 16 PerfOnen benuBtlOS uuf bem
8ooen. @tlt9e berIelben erbolten iih
RAID tpieber, aIetn anDere Duren
i9redli4 beritiimmelt porben.
@s berlautet, OaB bier &naben,
pel6e an Der Mabtion=9lpenue auf
bas 2lbbrennen bes SSeuers parteten,
getObtet purOen. 5iinfbunOert 9Oliz
5iiten tpurben auf ben S6auplaB be-
orbert, unO Die Nrbeit Der Gntfernung
Der SDbten unb 8erleBten ging raf4
bon Staten. Die 3abG Der 2eBteren
pirb auf 50 gei6dBt. @tIide berfelz
ben fpurben in 6oIpttdlern unterge=
bra4t, anbere nu4 i6ren Npbnungen
bef0rbert.
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cpfrr eines strakenbabnsllnfaa

8anfas @itp, Mo., 4. ROD.
= Sin i9fperer 3rOlep@8aggon Der
8roqbpap 2inis entgleiite beute an
Der Gde bon 3. StruBe unb 8rOuoptp
unb rannte gegen Elm BirtbI4ufts=
ge6Gube. 3pei 9dFugiere, eine 5rau
unb elm geger, purOen getDotet uno
feds anbere paFagiere erIitten Ser
leBungen.
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fertert.
Gin franfer Gnuuerneur.

@prtn9fteGb. Sus., 4. 9oD,-
Der 3uitanb bes @Duperneurs gutes
DON SyQinois 1T Elm b06it beoentli6er
Der 9utient 1T ben gan5en Sag ii6er
in etnem 0eIirium getpeien urb ieine
&0rpertemperatur 6etrGgt 1O4 8rao
W{Qn fiir6tet bas S6limmfte.
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&bcumati8mu8.

Or. RabHab Go:
Sd babe msbr, Bic isbs TioHatt fortpdbrsHb an
Rbmmatismus Qslittcu. Sd founti nit meiu,n
6dnOeI msincu sopf uibt bcritbrsn, nod mtiRs
9duOe uut DEN giiden lcqeu, fonute ogar utbt eiHs
nal msiH 6emO ouglcbtu. RadOem i'd nur bret
gi;rtel elmer 5laiae &aODap's 8taOp Rtlisi 0ss
brau6t bate, fonrt, i'd mcius @rme 70 Gut wisOts
ot6ruud)cr pis j, suoor Sic f0nncn bicruus era
iebtu, porum i'd ein 10 grObts @srtrautu in &aOa
paos RtaOp Telief babe
% 6. 9afe..
stiefsls uno S8ub.Gabrit, Rr 93O 5ulia=etr.s
Rtiu=STltang
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sielter Gabau.
Grnte sadlase amt 9agtt.
Slmtiac StraBenf6mpfc in Der
9anptitnbt Der Icgcrrepnblif.-
Grncncrun9 ScS Sitracrtrtcas.

Gaftro beanipru4t tpieber einen aieg
ii6er Die SSSnI Iurgenten IN 8ene3ueIa.
= Die Hepolutton in jenem 2dnoe
angebIi6 opqitdnOig unterbriitt.
= Oa8 8om6QrDement BON MiDi,
2lrabien, er3ieIt ba5 gerpiinidte
3eTultat. = 0iQium 3ebmDnD
BEL ieiner RHdfe6r na4 SrtanO
eingsfponnen. - Die Barrier
9uellfom0bie.
Bort auz Brtnce, 6apti, 4.
Hopember. - Sine 1900 Wann itarte
S9aar Jou9arbiiten, pel6e Don Der
Champagne gegsn ben @eneral 6irmin
no9 Der 6auptitabt 3uriidtebrte, bat
te geitern einen Gonflitt nit Der Gt>
ptlbe6Drbe, -unb fortlpd6renbes 6euern
mar pdbreno Der gan3en leBten gfa3t
auf Der StraBe 81 berne6men. Sieben
0teni9en tpurDen getDotet unO biele
perlpunbet. Die Situation lit ernIt,
unO Elm neuer 8iirgertrieg itebt gu be-
fiir6ten.
Die lnruben bauerten lpdhrenb bes
Sage8 fort, un6 um II l1br 8ormit>
tags fam e5 gu etnem neuen @onflttt
Dor Oem Rationalbdntz9ebGube. W}ebz
rere lpeitere 9erionen puroen get0bz
tet. Inter Der 8epOlterltng berrf6t
GROCER S9reden, unb Die QusIdnber
berlangen S4uB. 8sneral Norb
pirb in ben nG9iten 9agen nit 1O,z
900 N}ann bier anlangen, unb man
bofft, buB feline Nntunft Dem 0trr='
parr elm @noe MAIDEN pirb.
s itr 0 6eunfPru9t pieoer
etnen Sieg.
Caracas, 8ene3ueld, 4. glop. -
Die Regierung bebauptet, in Der leBz
ten WD4e tpieoer etnen enti4eibenOen
Sieg iiber bic SSnIurgenten geponnen
gu baben. Regierungstruppen tporfen
angebli9 bic 8epolutioniiten aus III
rer IeBten feiten Steuung gu 9ipe,
na6e San Wdtep, feds N2ailen bon Ga
8tctoria. 9ie SSnIurgentenfiibrer
Wlenoo3a, W}atos, 8olanoo, GreIpo,
Sores Ii. T, m. Iinb 3eritreut, uno bic
aufqel0ite Gebe1enurmea fam in Der
Na6t pom leBten Sonntag our6 8ila
be Gura. Der RebeIengeneral Biera
ion get0Otet porben Iein, Der BON Der
8sgierung beanfpru6te 6ieg purOe
geitern our9 QGuten Der 8loden, Or
tiqerieialute uno bds 2tbbrennen DON
6euerpert gefeiert.
Die 8egierung bebauptet, bic Heboz
lution in 8ene3uela lei our8 bieien
Sieg total nteOergelporfen, unO Der
6riebe Oe5 2unOe5 pieOer 6ergeiteqt.
8snugtbuung fir Stulien.
R m, 4. Rpp. -Gine bier eingez
troffene 9epeI6e aus W3iOi, an Der
2obelaz8ifte Don 0smen, 2tra6ien,
lpeI8e Stabt tiir5lih bon itaIienii6en
8anonenbooten 3ur 3U4tigung fir
U}iFet6aten arabiider 9iruten i'm roz
t6en Meere bombaroirt nurbe, melOet,
oaB Die 8sb0rOs bon WiOi CUR QuS~
lieferung Der 9iraten an Die Stulien:r,
Iopie cine @elOenti4Goigung bon
$4,000 an bic 5umilien 3peier in Dam
Sample nit ben Seerdubern gefalle@
ner italienii6er Seeleute periprO4en
bat.
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BnpnlerzVrn,efe hertant.

Ct. 2ouis. W1o., 4. Hop. Die
8eite9Gi6teits 8lagen gegen Otto
9dumu4er, Qouis 0sder, So6n 9elz
mes, 80. M, Som6lpn, 8. u. 6auItz
ner, Gbmuno 8eri6, So6n S4mett>
Ter unb S. S. 6unnigan, e6emulige II.
gegenpdrtige Mttglieber Oe5 bieiigen
@tabtrat6es, purben geitern 3ur8erz
6anOIung uufgerufen uno bis gum
19. 0obem6er bertagt. 3i6ter HDan
b0rte 6eute 4rgumente fir 9eubenil=
1tgung zines Pro3eifes fir ben Ban
fier Ro6ert 90. Snpber, Der tiir3Ii8
negen 8eite4ung gu flint Sa6ren
3u9t6aus perurt6eilt tporoen mar, BE-
bieGt ii4 uber Die @ntfdeiOung bariiz
6er Biz gnbe bieIer Wo6e bor.
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erfte if)mer3IOie Na6t
tn bret WOnatc1t.

SD babe Our4 ben @G6tsGrprcB am 5reitQg
Sbr EeuOp 3s,i ertalteu, uubm oaoon nm llbr
urO bate birrauf gum crisu TaIt in ore Roua'
ten cine i6mer3lot Tadt 6itrauf babe i3 btis
ter am Sumfag uuO SonntaQ Ocs gtorocHg uHS
Gbenos 8suoD Gsisi NIT Osm qltitcn GrfOlQt Ses
HommeH. Sd bate mir ben @rn Qs5rO6m uHO
bic S6utcr berrentt uno uabOcm pcoer GGcs
tiHaerbtet mar, publicbcu mir Sdmr3tu, bis i'd
Sbr @eilmittd tebrau6tc. Itiuen bchtu SGnE
fir 5brs ra4e 5enOuno. Sbr crgcbtn:r
IS. s. , pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05
THE MARYLAND. Gin ssmllisH'

GurOp6i&rgIaH Inter Reusr Gei3ditslsituHg.
4 nnS 6 $.=GalnertEtr., Bal timOrs. D;S
5totr Saft Dirb fid b,imi5 fiibIen. 5n itner
6inFdt btqueE uno anbsmelno 9eu moblirt Eno
als mObsrns 9eausm5t.ittH. GltQants Gblima
mG iir GumsR unp 6trren. 9rioHsn gltrds
tor, eltttriibss 9i6t unb polftdHOia nit 0amSt
qebtiJt. Gas S,litnttFsu esr Snii0u ,u ntsories
ten grttitn. DorIloi3s Ride uHe Seei'Huns
tu ieo1 Stunbs. SamtnsgarIor uno Bullet Ju
sbtntr Grot. WnrmorsEaeummer 3imMtr (ttHs
iblitbli6 4a6) 81 auitpdrts. Spuitgs &atsu bti
esr RO6e.
G.. gB. Gaaashsns
ECft3 IRA ElaGathEmtV.
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F>F|2|>+FF{{|
S6mer3 nnO ll)eB

@egen &Opfi6mer3en (ob trant6qR
pber nerp0s), 3obnI6mer3en, gteuz
rulgie, 86eumutismus, 6ereni4uBs
@6mer3 uno S6nG6e be5 Riidenss
Ridgruts ooer g}ieren, S6mer3 in
Der 2ebergegeno, 8ruItfeIent8iinbung4
&nI9neuung Der 8elente II. S4merz
5en uIer Dirt pirb Die 2lntpen0ung
BON Raonap's 9eabp 9elief Elm auz
gen6lidli9eS 2(uf60ren berporrufen u.
Elm fortoauernber @ebrau9 tpirh etns
bauernbe 6eilung gu Mege bringen.,
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sat otun p iemanO tiu Ritti JHr Qinz
oernq Der Sodmorrboioeu=GUal eutDcdt? "a, q,z
nib Sos ancrtauuteitt beiBt sanufeiiss s. uno
1T ein aus 9flaujenitoifeu etiormtt5 3dpf6eu,
fpel6es, Denn e am SiRt beg 9eorus auQcuunpt
ipiro, nlsbulo orobe GinDtruuo Qeipdbrt Rad uno
ua9 beipirtt es audi p6aQe otluuQ beg YeiDcns.
Sine 9rp6e Oes Wittcls piro uuentqeItli d.
Gelefcrt, ptnn man 7. 8cuitdotcr 60, @ur 24l6
Neluz9 9ort=Gitp aprcifrt. Sie rAnattfs1 if in
alcu Apotbsten 3u bdbsu. 9reis ST.
(D{o IRi 9(r 1SgQl
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cernet Cng(iC6!

Gbens @pradmeter. iIdt sam trsss.rmann. SsssHntsn
aId aIg atiffaOtR fir 9tbrsr, tmpttsknS~erts.
ISo ssit,u oolbltorbonp. 9r,is $50. gu
be,iebtn purd, aa. eu3bunoIuugsn, etttr.asen'
ten unp 3.itunpgrdssr - gerlus bon 9. idtls
lo9, Suantzstr. Tetps9Ori (SsPt22, lRt;1&e)
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: g6opzgongzSin. elm 4rozRuiIs,
1T in gorea sum Miniiter oes 4usz
mGrtigsn ernannt moroen.
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oSenes 9uelI.

9aris, 4. NoDember. - 9as
0ueG 3piI9en Dem 8rufen be Dion,
prdIibenten oes 9(utomobil Clubs,
unb 6rn. 8eruult 8i9arb bon Der
,petite 8epublique" funO 6eute itatt.
@eruult 3i9arb tpur0e am re3ten
gtrm beripunbet.
(SpGter.) - 9as 9ueG begann gu
g1euilp I'm II ll6r unb bauerte cine
Stunbe. SroB aqer 8emii6ungen, Die
Qffaire gebeim 81 6alten, 6dtten ii6
an $50 3u19auer berIommelt, baz
runter 8eri4teritQtter unb PbOtOgraz
pben. 3e6n 8Gnge purben gemu9t,
unb 9raf be Dion fptelte bartn bur6z
lpeq Die Roqe be8 Qngreifers, Sm
8ebnten 8ange er6ielt 8i9arb einen
6outriB an Der inneren Sette bes re6z
ten Qlrmes, unb Die 8om0bie mar be-
enbet. Die 8unbe 1T ni4t Der ReOe
fpert6.
WiGIiam Richmond etngez
ferfert.
Dublin, 4. Nooember. - Wm.
Rebmonb nurbe beute BEL feiner 4nz
funft in 8ingstopn berbaftet unb
in's 3ilmainbamz9efGngniB gez
bra6t. Gr bate Dor etli4en Mona=
ten in Derforb cine 8ebe gebalten,
pel6e Der 8eb0rbe auftpieglerifh Oorz
fam, unb bus Sings 8en4 8eri4t
legte i6m bes6ulb cine 8urgI4aft bon
$1,000 fir fein ferneres, gutes 8etraz
gen uuf. Gr ftelte Die 8iirgf4aft
ni6t, tporauf ibn bas @eri6t gu etnem
6afttermin BON feds WtOnuten Oer>
urt6eilte.
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5lnfunGrl1stU 60
ppn sHdrpIann.
Union Trust Building,

GbarIess nab SGprtre'Straae.
RapttaI une ueberibMG $50 600
ffHsr. elm aIsemsints GaE'' uns 3rufsSss
l6dft.
Or.i qrossnt 3inien bsSdblt euf HiIanien.
bt. auf Gksds eaoaeR iperetH.
8,iis1tpoftsn Iu ips1isu'a aafa aSssnsm'
men.
gparsDerdrteiasnt.
Ginlas,n i'm Spar SsYartsHrsat. esn s.'
p6bnli6sR neutrality-suspicious. ant.rmSsf
tea. ernanf8t 5 gro,snt 8iHitn b:snbh.
6ies Gompaeuis il elm seittliAts 0tpaFlcs
rum iur 60nns in GdnDsn por Erlfes spr
atfamtHts 'gO gOnhrsd.rn, iO1pie ans 6taafs' aHe
Gert6ts f9,cmte
sInbrsGrR&re esD5lbs, Rd1sE S2.5c bis
PSO.OO bro Sabr.
@errge SIaefffpue. 0ptIse fE bffe. ir..
Sratoenf; StcesBrdi.;
0oeriss Z. Crane, Ridtore S Hslman.
,. Bice' e'BrdI.; S,fr. ush : G,aem.
Grefu;ip.G omite:
QelinH qerin Genmour gpcrNfs,,n
@sslts Wa. Glsr. Grnst 3. Ruobt, IT,.
". o. ouHttna. (unai4,IS)
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81 a II a d u I E t 9.

Can Srun3tsco, 4. Iobem=
ber. - I'm 7.3O 2tbenbs f4Gbt Rez
giitrator Nulfb, baB Der bemotrati f6e
9ouberneurs=Ganbibat Game 10000
Bis 1000 Stimmen MajoritGt in
Der Stubt San Sran3isco erbaIten
bdt.
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nd6lt. /

NtIanta, @a,, 4. Nob. - Die
2egisIatur pon Georgia erpd6lte beuz
te in gemeiniumer SiBung ben &4tb,
2lleranber g. Glup auf etnen tpeitez
rem Sermin BON feds Sabren gum
8unoesie ienator. @lap er6ielt III uno
Der Republitaner Dalter So6nIon 4
Stimmen.
0as nG6ite Reprd ent a n
2
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sOfOrtigc 9Ilfe.

morslanS. ctieop:Gpuntn. IN.
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QtIonta, 8u., 4, Hoo. - Sn
Georgia, 3eras, 9ennsiTee uno alien
unbersn Sioituuten, peG4e 6eute
8a6len a6bislten, purben Die bemoz
fratiI9en Ganbioaten pie gefp06nli4
erlpG6lt. @olpeit bis jeBt betunnt,
bat tein ein3iger repubGitanti4er @onz
greBzGanoiodt i'm 5iben geiiegt
(Spdter.) - Gs er6eut jeBt, oaB
Der erite unb 3tpeite 9iItritt bon Sem
neFee Republifdner in ben @ongreB
erpG6lt 6a6en. 1u6 in einem 9iitritt
opn 4labama purbe Elm Repu6Iitaner
ertpGblt.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-02
Recent TrembIeS
of Mother Earth.
Observation-Disclosures

Mother Earth has certainly had some.
thing on her mind during the last few
months. Perhaps never was like pc.
riod characterized by more widespread
seismic disturbances. While the woe of
st. Pierre was not appreciated else
where, it is pointed out that every con.
tinent except Australia was subject to
earthquake with frequent accompany
ing volcanic disturbances during that
time. Here is the list:
January-Nova Scotia, Croatia, Mex.
leo, Lisbon.
February-Russia, Schemacha.
March-Turkey, Italy, Tchangeria
and Lucca, respectively.
April-Guatemala, Iceland.
May-Martinique (volcanic) st. Vim
cent, Spain, France (South Bordeaux,
Washington Mount RedOubt, volcanic),
Croatia, Mexico, San Francisco, Flori-
da, France (the Creusot district, the
Cape Peninsula and Greece.
June-Italy, Russia and Chile, in
Velitri, Baku and Chaco, respectively
(the two last volcanic), Cheshire, ST.
Vincent, Sicily, India, Himalayas, and
in July, Turkey, Salonica and st. Vim.
cent
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-02
Saloon Stabbing ARRAY

Lincoln, Neb,, Sept. 24.-Walt Shell
don stabbed Warren Smelling in
Roeenstock's saloon at 915 o street
Saturday night about 1880. Two
knife wounds were inflicted In the
young mans back. Sheldon made his
escape.
Those who witnessed the trouble
said Smelling was with crowd OF
friends at the bar drinking. Sheldon
was in the back end of the saloon.
He called to the people at the bar
using ugly names. This Smelling re-
sented. He went back to ask Sheldon
what he meant by such language.
Sheldon's reply was knife deftly
used. Before those at the bar realized
that fight was in progress Smelling
exclaimed that he had been stabbed
and Sheldon ran out of the saloon. A
crowd of Snelling's friends followed
him. He ran south and west toward
the railroad yards. When his pur-
suers were almost upon him he lodged
behind some freight cars and was lost
to view in the dark.
Snelling's wounds were said by the
physician who was called to be pain
full. They were deep flesh cuts but
will not prove serious.
Will O'Connor, John Kelly Of 2l30
f street and f. f. Robinson who lives
four miles east Of the city, with
others, saw the fight. Robinson said
he saw the knife and could swear that
it was welded by Sheldon.
Sheldon is horse trader and once
before was mixed up in cutting
scrape. Smelling is young man about
town who has had trouble with the
police and who has been going rapid
pace of late. Both were intoxicated
when the stabbing took place. The
police at once began search for Shell
don but he could not be found. He
is a grown man of large size while
Smelling is mere boy in appearance
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-02
Troops In Demand

Harrisburg, Penn, Sept. 24.-Gen
Goblin, who is In command of the
troops in the hard coal strike region
was ordered by Governor Stone We'd
neSday night to send the First batal-
ion of the Twelfth regiment to Le-
banion to assist the sheriff in preserv-
ing the peace where the iron and
steel workers of the American Iron
and Steel Manufacturing company
have been on strike for nearly five
months. The battalion, which has
been on duty at Sherman ever since
the troops were sent there, left that
town tonight for Lebanon in COM
mand of Colonel Clement. The troops
reached Lebanon shortly before eight
o'clock.
A delegation from Lebanon called
upon the governor today and reques.
ted that troops be sent to that city
where rioting has occurred among the
strikers. The men went on strike
May s.
A few weeks ago the company start
ed up several OF Its rolling mills with
non-union men, all of whom were ne
groes taken there principally from
southern iron works. The presence
OF the colored men greatly excited the
strikers and there has been disorder
ever since.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-02
Elevator Takes q Tumble.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 2e,-An
elevator at the Emery Bird Thayer
Dry Goods, company, carrying TWEEN
ty-hve young women employees, fell
three stories at noon Thursday.
A dozen girls were injured, but
with the exception Of Emma Parish,
aged eighteen years, who was hurt
internally, and who was unconscious
when removed to her home, it is be-
Iieved that none were seriously hurt.
Several tainted and for time 1t was
thought many had beer killed.
The elevator is used for freight,
but at the time Of the accident the
girls were being carried to the TOP
floor for luncheon. 1t was loaded to
he limit.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-02

Mrs. Morse was a truthful woman
with nothing to conceal, SO when she
was asked, on the witness stand, to tell
what she did on a certain day between
the hours of seven and nine in the morn
ing, she responded without trace Of
reluctance:
First l helped little Jim get dressed,
for he never can manage it alone. Then
ran downstairs and made the griddle-
cakes, and saw to Mr.. Morse's coffee,
and carried up Robert and Dorothy for
fear they'd be late to school, and ate an
orange and some toast and boiled egg
i remember 1t was boiled too hard.
Bridget hasn't learned the right time
yet-and then our minister's wife came
over to get me to help her cut out a
coat for the baby, and then l busted the
parlor, and made five beds, and
Strengthened up the rooms, and mended
three of Mr.. Morse's shirts, and pressed
out some neckties, and did little darn
ing. And I'd just got the pudding made
and was beginning ON some ginger
cookies when heard that cry that star
tied the whole neighborhood. Now l
wonder If I've forgotten anything"
But the judge, who, previous to her
recital, had wondered whether Mrs.
Morse had not been In position to see
more Of the catastrophe than she
seemed to admit, pressed his hand to
his forehead with dazed look.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-02
Burlington Track Washed

Trenton, Sept, A.-This vicinity
and surrounding country has witness
ed one OF the heaviest rainfalls known
for years. The precipitation was re-
ported from three to seven inches.
Canyons and low places were full Of
running water from one to several
feet deep. The Republican river rose
rapidly and carried a portion OF the
east bridge away in the rushing water.
Numerous culverts and bridges went
out. Water came rolling down q lit
tie stream about two miles west OF
Town known as Elm creek, spreading
rapidly along the roadway, running
over the grades and Burlington track
washing out about seventy rails, ties
and ballast down the grade. An en-.
gineer on No. IA noticed a weak spots
on the track, and upon examination
discovered the dangerous condition OF
the track, possibly avoiding a bad
wreck.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-02
LocHlNvAR IN KNEE PANTS.
Boy of sixteen Abducts Mist n Yea,
Younger.

Boy OF sixteen Abducts Misc y Yeai
Younger.
Sioux City, Ia, Sept A.-Arthur
Nichols, aged sixteen, Of Emerson,
Neb., 1t is charged, enticed Flossie
Haynes, aged fifteen, also OF Elmer
son, to take a ride with him. She
was enjoying the ride when he drove
into Hubbard, took her to the depot
and waited until train came along.
He put her on the train with a tick
ct to Sioux City, and said he would
drive back to Emerson and follow on
the next train. When he reached
Emerson he was met by an officer and
arrested for alleged abduction. The
girl arrived here and was enjoying
the Elks carnival. She CHANGED to
pass the police station just after her
father had telephoned her descrip-
tion to Chief Davenport. The chief
recognizing her, put her in the wo-
mans ward until her father came.
when she buried her face in his coat
and wept.