davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

to write to her, not even sending final
letter in the way Of apology or explana-
ton. The engagement was, of course,
no more than memory. Only Indirect
ly she learned from her old home that
Edwards had left the town and gone to
live In some big city, her informant was
uncertain in which one.
When necessity made her a wage
Garner Miss Winter cast about her for
some line of work In which she could
at the same time make money and pre-
serve her independence. She finally de-
cided to open a real estate and renting
office. 1t seemed to her that woman
should be better judge Of the good
qualities of houses offered for rent, and
that prospective tenants might in time
learn to depend upon and pay for her
good judgment In the meantime she
avoided notoriety by putting up sign
which read Sc. Winter, Real Estate
and Renting" and which raised no
question as to her sex. Her advertise
ments were all signed in the same way,
and she was often amused by the sur
prise of people who came into her Office
to inquire for Mr.. Winter, the real es-
tate man. incidentally, she made a
living from the start and soon grew
fond of her work.
One day she was sitting In her Office
when a pretty young girl opened the
door and walked in.
II came to see Mr.. Winter" said the
caller, "about renting house in one
of the north shore suburbs"
81 am Miss Winter" returned the
real estate dealer, with smile, ''and
l am think, the real estate man you
are looking for. Yes, that Is my adyer-
tisement, and I'll be glad to take you
up the road at any time and show you
the houses on my list"
An appointment was made for the
following morning, and the two women
met at the Wells street station. On the
train Miss Winter made some inquiries
which would assist her In picking out
suitable house for her pretty Gus
toner.
"How large a family have your" she
said, Miss"
"ReynSlds is my name,' supplied the
girl, with n blush. "The truth Is
haven't any family at all now. I'm tC
be married next month, and I'm looking
for house for us to live in"
The situation was interesting, and as
all the world loves n lover Miss Winter
mentally decided to make an extra
effort to find a pretty little place fol
the bridal couple.
At the first suburb they visited Miss
Winter had quaint, old-fashione6
house on her list which stood In tht
midst of big, well-wooded grounds, ant
which seemed to her an ideal place fol
the spending of a honeymoon. AS they
looked it over it was the most natura
thing in the world that more shoult
be said about the coming wedding, ant
particularly about the bridegroom.
81 really think Tom would like thi
very much," said the brde-to- be, al
they wandered about the shrubber.
which surrounded the house.
81 beg pardon" said the real estate
dealer. "What did you sayT
81 said thought that Toni mesl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

With Hall which cannot be equalled in south
,yasiern Nevada For terms, Theatrical Mana-
gers viii address the Proprietor.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
To Utilize the Sunfiower.

According to an Egyptian journal,
cottonsseed oil as an adulterant of olive
oil is soon to find a sturdy rival in the
form of the seed of the sunfower.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
To study Philippine Fauna.

A biological society has been organ
lied in the Philippines for the investi-
CATION of the fauna and fora of those
Islands.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

We have never had as great troubles
in the day time as we have imagined
when lying awake at nights.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

A woman is not really working very
hard unless she finds time to scream
every time she looks at the clock.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
r.ro1roRs AND CIGARS

To be mad IN Tie Mnrket.
Mr.. Thomas will conduct nothing but first
class house, and cordial welcome Will be ex
tended to all guests
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-06
Nn oas Ynblitunl.

Die nSreie 8reiie" Fat iiber 400
etablirte Neenturen i'm Staate. miro
an iiber 700 Boitofficen perianbt, unb
bat cine eroBe Gerbreitune in Der
9to66ar= &epublif Merito. i'm Snoia=
net=3erritoriuln unb Gtlabpma.
Sbr Ordinations =@ebiet in 3eros
erltredt 1ib oon 8alpeitpn bis binauf
na6 Denlion, BON WarlbaI int Often
bis na6 81 &alD IL. ferneu @elten;
es l6lieBt ielbitoerItdnolid) nit be-
lonhers soblreiben 2elern 0as bi9t=
beiiebelte Mittel=9eras ullb ben Snbz
tueiten ein.
3mei Heiienbe iino beiiin,big, iabr=
elm, jabraus i'm Sntereiie bes Blat=
teS unteriuegs uno fhbren bemielben
i'm Serein init unleren riibrigen 2p=
tal : 9l9enten fortmdbreno nelte 2e-
Ter 81.
Sn Niibeiratbt oicler 9batiaben 1T
Die n5reie Brciie", tpu es iib oorum
banoelt, Die oeutide BepDlferune gu
erreihen. nas bette alnseige Mes
blum im Staate 1cras.
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0SaS 9eras nDtbia bat.

Sn ieinem Gortrase, ben Maior
.. u. Gillette Dor einigen Nbenoen
nDr ben Wtitglieoern bes ,8roareBz
Club" bielt, beflaet er ebenfolls tuie
WaiDr 9erreQ, baB unlere @elebae=
bun9 ben Snterelien bes Gtaates 10
iebr entgegenarbeitet uno oaourh Die
@ntmidelung oeiielben surifeebol=
ten miro. @r Tast. baB nod ME cine
Nominiitration Die Mnlibten Der
8anfiers, &aufleute, Sartner uno
Irbelter eineeholt bat, Inn gu erfab.
rem, mas eleentlib su gel1eben bat,
nm ben Staat auf Die Babn oes
Sortlebritts au bringen uno mod ME
bat Elm Senator uoer Gepr1lentant
es lib ongelegen iein lafien, Die
Biinlbe ieiner &DnItituenten fennen
gu lernen I'M i'm allgeme,nen Sn=
terehe 81 arbeiten. Ote &anoioaten
fir Stootsdmter MAIDEN auerbano
Seripredun9en. tpenn iie auf oem
Stump iino uno oas Bolt aureoen,
uno nod Der Wabl baben iie Nues
oeraeiien. Cine 6eform BON oben,
! benerft Waior @iuette iebr rihtig,
eribeint auseeidloHen; oieielbe muB
Don unten fommen. 9ieies 9bema
~@as 9eras nDtbig tbut", lit BON
Der Breiie felt Sabr5ebnteu nentilirt
tporoen unb es lift an Der Belt. oab
enolih ettuas aeibiebt. @ir b6ren
BON aaen Seiten. tuie sroB. pie
mahtig. tpie prooufttu, tpie uner=
ib0pflih reid Der Staat Teras 1T;
man benedict unS UNI unIer Glima
uno unieren BDoen; aber mir lelblt
miien nibtS balnit ansufangen uno
uerbinoern bur1 cine pertebrte @e-
leb9ebung Nnoere. Die 8ortbeile,
pelhe Der Staat bietet, auS5ubeuten,
ooer uns oarin su 6ilfe gu fommen.
Derr @illette ertpartet eine Ienoe=
rung Der Sabla9e oappn, oaB Jeoer
iib an ben Hrimdrtpablen betbeilioe,
oamit Die Geform upn unten einIeben
fann. @r meint ielbit, oaB oieies
9bema bis our 2anameiliateit obse=
oroiden lei, oaB iih oariiber faum
etmas NeueS iagen lieBe uno eno=
lih gebanoelt tperben n1iiiie.
0err Gillette uno anoere tpobl=
meinenoe Biirger baben ia 10 ourd=
aus 9ieht in ibren GuSipriiben;
aaein, miro es beHer iueroen? lln=
ierer Meinung nab, uie mir lebtens
erit er0rterten, nur oann, menn es
gelinet. bic Grecutipe uno 2eeislatipe
ben profeiiiDnellen 8plitlfern. reip.
Der berrlhenoen Clique, 81 enttpin=
ben uno ben @iufluB 81 brehen, ben
Die Nouofaten auf beibe 3meise Der
Staatsperualtung babeu uno aus=
uben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-06
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER Texas" has po-
sitiveiy the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-otfices, and has
ali extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling mon and our
very active local agents are con-
tinuously adding new subs
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
nulatlon.
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ssaus ictnem Grl5jer.

.Seit pielen Sabren tpar it nit
broniiber unperoaulibteit uno ners
o0ler Mbgelpanntbeit tebaftet" i,
i1reibt s. s. Breen uon 2ancalter.
&c. s.. ,8ein Wiittel balf mir, bis
ib anfins Electric Bitters' su
nsbmen, oos mir lnebr balf. als aae
anoeren Wittel. Die th bisber ae=
nommen babe. Electric Bitters"
bat audi bic @eiunobeit meiner
ssrau iabrelana aufreft erbalten.
Sic iaat, Electric Bitters" iei
unlbertroffen eegen ssrauen-3 -3rant-
heiten. Seine anoere Wteoicin tam
lih in unierer sSamilie ben Elab
erobern, oen Electric Bitters"
iebt einnimmt. 0ur so Gents. Gu
haben bel &. &alteper & Sobn.
@eo. s. E. Shmitt, gigentbiimer,
uno No. OreiB.
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Wuf bem l1mmene iif,er Wnn,

- Iuf bem umtpeee fiber gom=
bap miro aus Mrabien gemeloet:
Nboul A5i5 Sen Sepiul. elm Ibfom-
me Der alten Wababi=@mire, bat NIT
elmer Irmee uon 1000 Wann Die
Staot s Htao in Wittel= =Nrabien qe=
nommen. gr ihli1 iib ouf liltige
Weile oes geabts nit fiinfsie gn=
bdnaern in Die Staot elm. 9ieIe
ritten nadb Dem 8alaite uno t0oteten
ben 8ouuerneur pon g'Giao uno
orelBi9 Berionen ieines @efulaes.
Die 8arnllon Der Staot ereab 1id,
morauf Die slrmee Nboul N5iS 0eu
Jepluls ein5og. Wan eloubt, oaB
Die Wababi=0 =0pnaitie beitrebt lit. ibre
Sberberrlhaft pieoersueeminnen
uno ben @mir uon @eio. Sbu Sra
ibio, gu itiir5en uno @eio 81 err
pbern. Wiele Stdmme itrDmeu benz
Banner Gboul &5is Ben 6epiuls gu.
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: ssn oer gerliner Wodenldrift

= Sn Der Berliner Wobenibrift
n9ie Station" ipribt Or. 8artb Die
6Dffnung aus. oaB Bring 0einrih
nit ginoriifen beiintebren tpiro,
ipelhe Die innere unb pDlitilbe @nt.
miflung Deutihlanos beelnfluiien
miro unb fiiet binau: .Die Waht
uno Nusoebnung Der Republit uno
ibre Wdnner. iueld]e aus ben nie=
brighten Werbaltniiien sur b6hiten
Waht empur aeitieaen iiao, ueroen
bem 8rinsen 9einrib ourd peri0n@
lihe 8eriibrung seigen, Dab Die mos
berne Welt gang anoere Mdnner er=
beiiht, als bic preuBiihe Sunfer=
ihaft berporsubringen i'm Stanoe
iit." Gm Sbluiie iprid)t Tr. Bartb
Die 9offnung aus, oaB oas politiihe
Eroaramm bes 9aiiers gBilbelm
eurh Die 8eobahtunaen oes Brin-
gen 0einrih beeinfluBt tueroen tuiro.
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aie maeste ,uareu ibre edlreaeu.

SD muBte- beinabe Die aanse
0aht binfurb huiten" ihreibt Jrau
gbas. Ntpleeate BON Gleranoria,
Suo., uno es mar mir fait unmoa=
lid, allh nur Elm tuenia Shlaf su
befommen. Sd, NOR i'm b0hiten
GRADE ifninoiihtig uno bic ae-
rinaite Gnitrenguna peririahte BEL
mir ihreflihes 6ulten. gahoem
ale anoeren Wteoicinen erfolalos
iparen. heilten midi orei $l.00=6la.
ihen DR.. Kings New Discovery;
ieitoem babe ib So Bfuno sueenons
men," Sc belt abiolut 0uiten, @rs
tdltung. Ga Grippe, 8ronhitis uno
aue 0als@ uno Gunaen 2eioen.
Breis so Gts. uno $1.00. Brobez
Jlalhen frei bel s. 8altener &
Sobn, Geo. s. s. Sdmitt, Gisen.
thinner uno slo. DreiB,
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seq a .,

- Or. 6. 8. Stiles upn Muitiu
1T gum Setter oer neuen GerIuh5=
Station ernannt noroen, Die tilr5lih
in Eroupe, Smith Gouatp, errlbtet
mproen 1T.
- Sn Beaumont befirbtet mon
in sSolge Der SermenounQ Don Weri=
fanern BON Sei.en oes Contractors
Der i'm Bau beeriffene Betrpleum=
Hoffinerie Den Iusbrub ernfter Nr=
better llnruben. @ou. Souers bat
auf oas Nnluhen oeS Sberiffs ben
Capt. WcDonalb nit elmer Mbtbei=
lung Staats=8an9ern oortbin ents
lanot.
- 3. Mc@resorn, Der in San
NntunIo Die Bintlh @asfabrif fir
Die Snternational Vabn einrihtete
uno in 81 Galo cine @osfabrit gu
etabliren i'm Beeriff mar, bat bort
ielbft Selbltmoro began9eu, iuoem
er ii6 pereiftete.
- Bei 2empel tpirb cine neue
Aderbau 8erluhsitation elngeribs
tet.
- Die 8emiibuneen Der 9uo=
liden Bacific 8abn, @inmanoerung
nab 9eras. uno lpesieQ nah ben
Nelslanoereien su sIeben, finb oom
beiten @rfolg 9efrDnt, 10 miro aus
6ouitun berihtet.
- I'm oa8 Nmt bes 8unoesrih=
ters i'm neugeihaffenen Olitrift be-
merben itd Warcel 6. 8(eberg bon
@alueiton uno gafter Burns BON
6oulton. @rlterer lit 9empfrat,
3ebterer 6epublifaner.
Das &riminale Npellationsoe=
ribt in 9allas bat entlhleoen, oaB
Die Surf @ghan9es, in melheu
Wetten fiir Bferoerennen ongenun-
men tperoen. geltottet neroen mill
len, oa tie pom Staate ll3enlirt 1ino.
@tnige Stdote tpollten bielelben pers
bieten.
Sci Der @abl in gumaude
Gountp baben bic Hrpbibitionilten
gemornen. 5ie anoere Seite tplro
ote Wabl fonteItiren. Nud) in Wtit=
dell gouutp maren bic Wtuder lteg=
reid.
= Hrdiibent 9arriman bonn Siioz
liben 8acifie Babnlpitem lit in
9eras our Snipeftiun Der 1lnien ein=
getroffen.
Cine mutbiee sSrau lit Die
Wtrs. glpmer, Gle nit ibrem Wonne,
Der Bau- -IuIleber Der Sod Sslano
Babn 1T, in Der 9edbe BON 81 8alo
in einem 3elte tpobnt. Sn Nbme=
ienbeit ibres Wiannes ging lie auf
Die Gebbiibneriago. als lie in elnem
@ebiiib Iid plDblib einem grpBen
Hantber geseniiber lab, Der gum
Sprunge berev mar. Sic legte auf
ibn an uno i6oB ibn spei 2aounaen
Sdrot in Die Bruit, tporauf 1iA Die
Beftie, Die ihner permunoet mar,
in oas Sidibt suriifaoa. Wtrs.
elgmer lief absr ibnea ms Belt,
bepaffnete iib NIT elmer @inhelterz
biibIe uno folete Den Blutipuren oes
Naubtbieres, oas iie auh balo am
Buoen lieseno entoeefte. Gin nobl=
9e5ielter ShuB itredte ben 8antber
nteoer.
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Ser Cinderella Sdnh 8alait

9to. 207 9tlamo 8laso, 9elepbpn
595, bat eiueN groBen Gorratb BON
Sduben fir Serren. 9amen uno
ainoer fir Die beporitebenoen 5eier-
Gage. Gue @aaren iino nur aus
ben erIten Tabrifen be5oeen. gSir
bieten ale &onfurreus ourb Quoll-
tat uno Breiie. 2lud) Die beliebten
mo uor5ii9lihen gllfreo Dulae's
6il5Ifube iino mieoer anoefommen.
Spredt BEL uns Dor uno belihtiqt
unler Eager ober ihidt Cure 9(uf.
trdge brieilid elm.
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Seser a5rper rad,t lid,

fir ibm an9etdane llnbilben, 8opfif)merz
5en, i6lehter @eihmad, llebelfeit, @elbs
iucbt, 8eritDpfuns unb an6ere Spmptpme
uDn 8rantheiten oes Ma9enS, Der 2eber
uns @alle iin6 iihcre Mn5eiben, baB Shr
6ieie Organe miBbrauht babt. gbenip
iiber iit es aber audi, baB ibr ben 8Drper
tuie6er beri6hnen, tuieber geiunb MAIDEN
f6nnt. tuenn SIR bic fir jene @ranfbeiten
bette &rsenei, bic beriibmten ct. 8ernarb
8rduterpillen. 9ebrauht. Nur 9iIanaen,
beitan6tbeile. sfeine aiftiee unb abenbe
8eimiihung, tuie luediilber, unb oes.
halb aud feline 3uderbiilel rs Gents.
Vile GpDtheten.
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,Gin arabtid,er S(usbrud,

erpBer 8unoen am &opfe meiner
tleinen 9Dbter oeruauoelte iid) in
&abl= 3opfigteit" ibreibt 6. .. So
bill BON Wlorganton. Tenn., ,ober
Bud(ens Irnica Salbe beilte iie
pollig." IS lit elm 9arantirtes 6eil=
mittel fir eczema, Sals=JluB, Saut=
auslblag, Gina=@urm uno dbnlide
. 9auttranfbeiten. 9eur 25 Gts. Ct
haltlib bel S. &alteper & Subn,
@eo. s. S. Shmitt, @igentbiimer,
uno Mo. OreiB.
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Gaiar erOberte sr;tauuieu,

Wlalarta ieouh uuroe BON Sim
mons Liver Purifier (Sleh.
Shabtef) unterporfen. @s iIt ge=
aen sSeubtigfeit. Staub uno Sniefs
ten geihiiBt. Reiniat oas 8lut uuo
10 audi Den 5eint, beilt Seritopfung
uno beIoroert Die 3batiateit Der
2eber.
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Scr M0jntant.
saoman ron g0nl Ssfar 6oder.
(6ortiebun9).

.Db, Iiebftes syrGulein gipiane, 70
piel 9ufarennatur itedt run bp9 in
mir, bab i4 Dor 6inberniisn ni9t sus
ridfarede. Sd fehe bos 3iel eana tlar
por mir ltsgen. Wein duberes 2eben
rbts6 lj1i y ata3 iAt elGgasnb isin; a6sr msin
t,euer 8eruf tpirb mir polIe innere Be-
friebisung setudbren. limb i9 lperbe
nidt. um einen fdnbesgsmGben 6aus=
bait au beiiben. irsenb eine reide iunge
grbin. bic ih uiht tiebe unb bic mir
bon Sante Mnnette berorbnet tpirb, hei<
ratben miiifen. 6onbern i9 bente mir
meiue Gbe sana. gang anbers. grltens
einmol muB id meine fteine Trau sona
fur9tbar lieb boben. unb Iie mid
aud. 3msitens mub iie tiinitlerif9
peranlagt isin-rneinen geruf lieben
unb oerfteben unb I'm Stanb fein, Spfer
fiir ibn gu bringen. llnb brittens-"
~Md. 9err Graf. ieBt ipirb es aber
tpirtlih fdon gu ipdt. llnb papa-
fheint nun bo4 nibt gu tommen-"
sic iab auerliebit aus. tpi, iie 10 be-
fansen, Elm tpenis aitternb, nit slu1en-
ben Mangsa unb erfhrpdenen Nugen
neben Der 2ampe itanb, burd beren
getbsnen Ghleier i. Elm bunter mariner
Mtfler trdf.
Sascao fiiblte beutlin, tpie ibre riibs
renbe 9ilflofisteit ibn tpisber enttpaffs
metz. gr tpnsts es ni9t. bos Mort
ausauipreden. bas fih ibm auf tie
8unge gebrdnst bate. alber ibre beis
ben 6dnbe bate er bod ereriffen. llnb
bic tiiBte er nun longe unb inbriinitig
gum Mbftiso.
.Darf ih oenn ipiebertommen, Ntz
oidne9" fraste er babel leife in bittens
BEN Some.
.Sd-neiB ni9t. g1ein, nein, i9
slaube, es lit better @hon tpsgerl-"
Sic belt tpieber dnsftli9 inne. Ser
Qeute ipesen, ia?" frasts er, ibs for-
ihenb in's Muge blidenb.
~Gd nein. id CLAUDE nidt, bab ii9
Senanb UNI mid betiimmert."
so fiirdten Sic. bab es Sbrsm Was
ter unlieb fein tonnte."
rSo-bas-ollerbinas limb nod
etipds Nnberes." sic i9iittelte lebs
baft ben Ropf. vNeiH, min, cEsr oas
fage id Sbnen niht."
.@ie babsn tein 9ertrduen gu mir2"
~Das ndre bod fdlimm, tpenn i9
bann aebuloet bate, baB- Nein. bas
follen Sic nibt iagen."
Wie ct nun bic liebe MGbhenqeitaIt
bate on iid aieben. bic ftpermiitbigen
4usen bate tiiiien mDgen! 2lber Iie
ent5os ibm ibre 6dnbe unb fab ibn 10
flehentli1 on. bnb Jpn ipieber iene felts
fane tiefe Hiibrung iiberpGlti9te.
~0eben sic ieBt! So? l1nb ni9ts
msbr fagen! fein! 8itte. bite. Rein
Wort mebr!"
sWluB id niht aebor9en2 Mber
2ebetpobl barf Id Sbnen nod fosen."
Sic nidte; reidte ibm Die 9onb BIN.
Ct fiiBte fie.
.lnb-auf Wieberisben! Sa9"
Gin leiier tleiner Ssufasr. Damn
ein fubes unb gang nsttes: sM9 ia-
bielleiht."
3. RopiteI.
a..Gk
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0aS @liiff III lnnniief,

Wuroe oa neulib Der @emeinoes
nuriteber Selfert in &lein Sobl,
Selterrelh. me9eu Wtoroes gum
2ooe perurtbeIlt, aber Damn 81 lez
bensldnglttem &erfer beenaoiat.
Nls iid Die @efdnaniBpforten binter
lbn 9elhlpnen batten, aerpaun elm
ibm aeb0riee8 9otterieloo8 ben
9aupttreHer BON $4,000 &ronen.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-09
CITY corRT CASES.

John E. Phelps, seventeen years old: James J. Kane, seventeen years old, and William Barry. eighteen years old, were in the city court yesterday on the charge of having committed breach of the peace in having fallen upon Will liam Link as the latter was coming out of State street saloon. Judge Bishop gave the boys lecture and continued their cases until January l, nisi.
 Kasemer Ballusohn and Michael Frauscabbage were each charged with committing a breach of the peace against the other Judgment was sus- pended.
 James J. Shea. who claims Holyoke, Mass, as his residence, was arraigned on charge of stealing a bicycle from c. E. Minor, the Temple street grocer, on June 21 last. He was found guilty of the charge, fined S7 and costs and sent to jail for thirty days.
 Patrick J. Murray. of No. 6S Carlisle street, driver for Peck & Bishop. was arraigned for assaulting William Hines a hostler, of 347 Portsea street Murray was fined s for the assault. James Sullivan, arrested for stealing clothing, was fined s1 and costs.
 The case of Stanislaus Nicolaesky, ar- rested for selling adulterated milk, was continued until to-day.
 James B. Nevin, arrested for drunk enness, was remanded until August s, nisi
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-09
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

The assault case against James F. Brown. of East Haven. was continued until next Tuesday in the criminal side of the common pleas court yesterday. Brown is charged with assaultirg Mrs. Nellie Greene Talmadge, of East Hs- ven, who gave him hard beating for his conduct toward her. Prosecutor Woodruff has statement from both parties, and one made by the woman is very interesting.
 Mrs TaImadge says she was standing on the steps of her house laughing with her mother, when Brown came along and said: What are you laughing at, you - -?' They had some words, and then Mrs. TaImadge says: q booted him up the hill"
 T hit him in the nose with my fist, ' she went on to say. She stated that when Brown put his hand in his pocket as if to draw a knife she picked up a stick and beat him with it.
 Brown denies that he hurled any foul language at the woman and names two witnesses who can prove this. The wit nesses are Henry B. Crowell, of New Britain, and Philip Platt.