davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17
Ste Gonnentton Der Ttanett
TIT 8etItn.

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fefen gntF9luBe gepanaert, beuti9e
5rauer1 au emancipiren, baben Die
amerifanif9en 9elegationen beutfden
Boben betreten unb tparer pie Die tele=
grapbif9en Na4ri9ten meloeten, burp
ben sesen ale @rwartungen liebens=
pirbigen @mpfang Der ibnen BON Offi=
3ie0er Seite unb Der beutf9en Jrauen=
melt tpurbe, iiberraf9t, benin fe batten
fi9 barauf sefpiBt, auerlei @bitanereien
nit Der trpbigen Wtirbe Der amerifani=
f9en emancipirten Grau 5u bege9nen.
Nnftatt beiien Duroen fe als liebe
@dfe begriiBt uno fetirt, 10 baB He BON
feIbff ibre &tftuusen loferten unb biele
bon ibnen tueroen Dobl gang enttDah=
net fein, tuenn fte bic beuti6e Grau i'm
6eim unb i'm Static sriinbli9 fennen
unb f6dben selernt haben. limb gar
biele 9elegatinnen tperoen nit benz 8e=
tpuStfein tpieber mad Mmerita auriif=
febren, baB tire Sbeale bon 5rauen=
tpiirbe unb BON Grauenuirfen reiner
unb bollfommsner seuorben fino burG
bas Stubium Der beuti9en Grau am
beimii9en Serb.
9iefer @ebanfe befeelte trohl au6 Die
Dff3ielen &reiie als fe ni9ts beridum=
ten, UNI ben amerifanii6en Grauen=
re9tlerinren einen 10 ungemein lie
benstpnrbisen @mpfane bereiteten. Bon
ben 8efebrern tperben biele als Befebrte
pieoerfebren, befreit bon Der irrigsn
Sbee, baB bic beuti6e Jrau dig 2aft=
tbier i'm Seim feline 3eit 5abe ibren
@etft gu btlben, befreit BON Dem Srr=
elauben, baB bas mdnnli9e Weit
bic @rppnentin pa6rer 6rauen.
uttrbe lit.
STIR bic berbfen Der Grauenre9t=
lerinnen mar Der freunbli9s gmpfane
cine entI9ieOene N~btiblung, neil E,
ibnen Die gofe unm6eli9 ma9te,
tpel9e bas Sauptfapital Der Srauen=
re6tlerinne1 bilnet.
8egeifert bert9tet cine Der 9elega.
tinnen, pte leber Der ameritanif9en
9amer cine beutf6e Dame beiseieli
wurbe, Die hieBeno en9lii9 fpre9en
fonnte. Sie prdfioentin Der beutI6en
Grauenbewe9ung fonnte SRI. Suian
g. NntbonD in 9elaufigem gn9liiG
begriBen; iollte ii9 9%uianne midi Elm
Helm menig sei9dmt baben, tpenn fe
baran ba6te, baB es ibr sesebenen
SALES unm6sli6 gepeien ietn tuiirbe,
beuti9e Selegatinnen in beren 2anbes=
fpra6e 3u besriBens Wir freuen uns,
baB Die Contention Der 6rauenre6tle=
rinne1 in 9eutf9lanb fattfinbet; benn
bort perben fie am beften erfennen, Das
bas 3iel Der tpabren Grau ni9t In Der
Stlmmbube liegt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17
Die 9otterwirtbihaft in @plDrabp

Ste S0t1ermtrtg1ma1t tn 9DlDraDD
mirb DObl bur9 Sunbesribter SbGDer
BON ct. 2outs, benz Der Sabeas @or=
pus=Gaq bes prdfibenten Moper BON
ben @rubenarbeitern borliest, gebiib=
renb an bas Sasesli6t ge5osen unb
gerii9t tperben. &i6ter Sbaper bat
einen beneibenspertben STUFF fir furdt=
lOie @euiRenbaftigfeit. Sbm fann
tpeber gouberneur peabobp mod @ene-
ralabiutant Bel erfolgrei9 ettpas bor=
funfern. Seine @ntf9eibune tpirb
cine bittere Sritif Der Administration
bon Colorado nnb cine b6aig 9ere9te
fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17

g auerlaub Seine
g.. %. Martinbale, W~obnbaus, 1921
groipect Str, So, 0OO.-S. 6. Rarle,
Wobnhaus, 1923 Aibianb Nbe.,
$3OOO.-@. s. Maber, @obnbaus,
1922 81. Capitol 9be., $2,46O. - 6.
g.. Mlen, @Dbnbaus, 81. unb Belle
fontaine Str. 81, 741.-S. s.. MeDer,
Wobn6aus, %. Str, nabe Central
Mbenue, SO,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17
Yerional=Nott3ea.

Grau S~aeob %. 2oeper
reite geftern Nbenb mad Neu Oort
gum Befu9 ibrer SD6ter Srau Sobn
SAP Curtis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17

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8orlb's Sair opel, tdsl s.12 O5@Ht
Serre Saute Mccom., tagl... 6 o0gm
ct 2outs Elm tdali0 8 DC db 6 5O8m
capital GEpreb tasl S d.. 7 oo9Sm
ct 9outs ggpreb tagl d b IL 2Ogtm
ct 9suis Grpreb tdslt6d s.. 8 25gim
8 s 6 Gfinsbam Mcc tdslt@ 4 Oogtm
ct 8 Sat MaiL, tGaIid... 8 359lm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17

8ittsburs @pcl, tasIi6 s.. 3 2ogm
Stem gort Grpreb tdgli9 8 d 6 5O9m
S9neler Miail tdgIt@ -. Z 55gm
Serre Saute Citing Dec tdsG 10 25@m
SeDfone GgpreB taslt6 d $ b 2 50Sim
atlantic Grpreb tdsIt@ -. 4 45glm
She D 9imitpb tdsltd sd b 6 45s1m
Ohio u @irs @rp., ta9l S d. 6 550m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17

Cleveland, Cincinnati, GBtcoso & St. souis aailway
BIG FOUR

st. 9ontB Stbtfton.
1.-The WORLDS Fair 1ouG@,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
.Haragan " M0skWie.

Jak obecnie stwierdzono,
cyklonu v Moskwie
postrsad!alo zycie 9 ludzi; mad
70 szpitalul .mliejskim ley
2 3 Srl.aa.nliloI,ln,ych. Straty urze-
az ~ mn1liieiskiego dochodza
SO III ggd1yzi samych Ia
Et 4 d lrsu,1lnl,elo $50, q drew
IIpprl2zyy '. clh llt'llniI E.s'.,l 475: q: KI.acz-
ME IS s5spp'r1yWatnlem rachuia,
stratyn a, 81 mll,iillliony rubli.
lu s1 y q ,z Il I,lle " okoli-
each u. /. i IN N[lossElkk'w y niewiadomo
Idotyycl hezas dokladnie. PrzY
I|lIllIIl' n! Y. ". l.lu i. u biesis.
rs ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
POzarci przeZ lud0zerc6W.

Basazerowie parowca Phi
.lippelle" kt6ry przyby}4 BIN.
z Kongo do Brukseli, opo-
wiadaja, re dnia 20 maja po-
sterunek sk}adajacy sic Is
ch'opa zosta} napadniety W
poblizu stacyi Ndobo przez
ludozerc6w szczepu Bouojas.
Czterech ludzi, miedzy inne-
mi szefa stacyi, oficera in
strukcyjnego Reusa zamor-
dowali ludozercy,. cia{a ich
pokrajali na kawalki j zjedli.
Jedyny jeden tylko zo}nierz
zdo}al ujsc : zyciem j PREY
ni6sl te wiadomo6c do Ndo-
DO. Wyslano natychmiast 800
zo}nierzy celem poskromie-
MIA ~buntownik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
BOhater I bOerski.

General boerski Pet Cron-
je, kt6rego iona umarla pred
8-miu n1iesiacami, zareczyl
sic W obozie baerskim ma wy
stawie W st. Louis z 49-cio-
letnia wdowa pc koledze swo-
i'm, generate Sterzlu z johann
nesburga, poleglym W ostat-
niej wojnie. General Cronje
skohczy} juz lat 81 j ma
osm zameznych c6rek, Wese-
le ,m}odej" parry ~zapowiedzia-
ne by}o ma poczatek lipca.
Pc wystawie nowoze1cy po--
wr6ca do Afryki i osieda W
farmie Cronjego pod Kierk-
sdorfem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
Process prZeciWk0 apostle
lOWi PaWlOWi.

Pisma atenskie opowiadaja
nastepujaca historye: Jedno
greckie stowarzyszenie do
broczynne W Konstanty-
nopolu zbieralo niedawno
skladki pieniezne ma jakis
eel dobroczynny. Odezwa,
zwr6cona do kolonii greckiej
W Konstantynopolu, zawiera-
Ia o%dpowiedni ustep z listu
apost. sw. PawIa dc Galat6w.
w kilka dni pc wydaniu tel
odezwy zjawil sic u wlascicie-
la drukarni, v kt6rej ,,doku-
ment" 6w zostal odbity, poll
cyant turecki, zadajac
adresu npeWnego Pawla",
kt6ry zwraca sic z podburza-
jacemi s}owy do mieszka6-
COW Galaty (nazwa jednego z
przedmieSc Konstantynopo-
lay. Wla6ciciel drukarni, =
trudem zachowuiac powazny
wyraz twarzy, oswladczyi, ze
6w Pawel zmarl pred 1000
lat. Policyant, sadzac, il So
bic ze6 zazartowano, odszedl
oburzuny ipostanowil Wnie5c
skarge ma wla6ciciela drukar-
Al. Ostatni ostal wkr6tce a.
r1esztowany "a odm6wienie
Wskkazania miejsca zamieszka-
MIA apostola j nastepnie uwie-
. z,iio'o'nly. PPaattryarcha grecki u
we musial calego swego
wplywu, ably drukarza uwol-
Mono s. s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
=Jubileusz 5O-cioletni.

Znany zak1ad ola chorych
p~iersiowych, utworzony prze2
dra Brehmera W Goerbersdor.
fie obchodzil " d. 2gim q. ~.
50-ciolecie sWego istnie-
MIA. Ma uroczystosc przybylo
grono dawnych wyleczonych
pacyent6W, oraz przedstawi-
cieli nauki, a miedzy mimi j
DR.. Legion 2 Berlina, kt6ry
wyglosil "a
s}ugi za}ozyciela, zmarlego "
+. 1885 dra. Brehmera. Ma
stepnie p~rzemawial jeden 2
najstarszych jego pacyent6w,
dr.. Brandt 2 Darmstadu, a ".
ko6cu zabral CLOS DIR. Soko-
}owski 2 Warszawy, kt6ry byl
swego czasu pierwszym asy-
stentem Brehmera. Uczestni--
cy uroczysto5ci obejrzeli "a
k}ad, zasiedli do wsp6lnej
.biesady a nastepnego dnia Cd
byli wycieczke " okolice. DR..
Brehmer by}~- pierwszym, kt6-
ry propagowal praktycznie u
leczalnosc suchot izalozyl u
zdrowisko ola chorych pier-
siowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
SeYery
Dziecieece
KTople

p~rzyn0szq n1ge !
dajq pokrzepiaj4cy
g ma1uCZkim.
Usmierzajq rznie-
cia1 Wiatry brzusz-
ne, usuwaiq kon-
wu1syei febry, po-
fnagajq frawieniu /
~zopewniajq spoczy-
e Cena IS ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
Okru1tl;na matka.

Fo a .'t'1ll , r l'2!EF'
wach skazada sSi azD ''aIt karna y
6runsWlKu .ons malora .V:
oydoW - nleDe .'E. Po-
ran1enle WiasneJ cork cork Y PIE
clu Przypadkach, " tenn Y
lednym na spoke mez A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
Wstrzy'lmllabnllie ruch hi ul=przez
r6jz psZcZ66l. 8.s.

Ma ulicy Anl,dlressegow BIZ
dapeszcie pojaWil sic wielki
r6j p'szcz6l, przyleciawszy Z Z
pewnej pobocznej ulicy. Woz-
nice wstrzymali konie, oba-
wiajac sic napadu pszcz6l j
nagle ustal caly ruch ia IL. tel
bardzo ~ozywionej ulicy. w
jednej chWili utworzyl}a sic
olbrzymia kolumna woz6w
nieruchomych, a publiczno6t5
stojaca ma chodnikach po O.
bu stronach ulicy, wysmie-
wa}a woznic6w. Wreszcie po-
licyant, chcac ~przywr6cic po-
rzadek, doby} palasza j zaczal
MIN machac pomiedzy pszczo-
@ami, azeby je Emusic do cd
wrotu. Zle jednakze ma tenn
:wyszedl. Pszczo}y rz;uccily sic
ma niego i ukluciami zadel
zmieni}y twarz jego " obrze-
k}a mase. Dopiero robotnik,
~polewajacy ulice, zwr6cil we
ia ma r6j i pradem woody
rozbi} go W puch. Pszczoly
czempredzej odlecialy j ruch
po d}ugiej przerwie zostal zno-
WI podjety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
g I CIEKAWE 4RZECZY.


prze'WH,iiniieniom malej majorr66--
why; dziewczynka byla NELL
to6ciwiesbita, uderzana . scdiaa-
ne, tax, ze glowa jej pokrrytta
+byIa guzami j si6cami, 4 :
nosa puszczala sic krew, "a
mr1yykzana pol nago " q. zziimnlnej
piWnicy j szorowanaa. oostrr'aa
szczzotka ma ca1em ciele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
$50 do Kaliifoornii j : powro.
tom osobiscie prowadzony
pociag.

q Chioago do Sin francisco, Der
smiany, koleja Union Pacific
North Western. Speoyalny osobi-'
sole prowadsony pooiag opusscsa
Chicago lsgo'i 25 Sierpnia. Prze..
lwonddtinikll Ola podr6aujacych zawiera
mi do przesiadania " Denver,
Colorado Springs Salt Lake City.
Tan;e raty;; wyb6rpowv,rrotu; I',ykie-
~ "a sprzeda1 ze wszystklch stacy
20 niizkic1 rataddhll cesodziiesn,lnnie Sd rs
Ssierpnia$do 10 Wrzefnia. Diva poe
a s6Ipiiiet's'zlne pociaaggi dziennie iedyneyyrmnl
Ppod'ws6innym loren, pomledxyChi-
5csgo j Missouri r yer. L ppomiedxy
~ IS aajppro,stssemi k.oleejami ameryksni-
.ssklsiielmlfi. Iisasdofwly pocpiiaagsS lpospiess-
nsalwskroasaoskona ur1sdsso,nny
1ddz.ielnuyy' spociiagg nieslnulppsefne trxydnlii
\ drodse.sslPEso prxewosdnlikp ape
to,J,ygFalll nn,esSIpocii,aLgl3;ii Observation-Disclosures
essgllosit aieP - LLo ,le
l.Il!gllI a||.|Eld|sj 4 I!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
ZapObiezenie samOb6jstWu

Zastraszajace zawiadomienie, Q
zapobiezeniu samo b6jstwa kt6re roe
sta{o wykryte, zaiDtcresuje wielu.
Podupad}y system, albo zupe}ne
zwatpienie swykle poprzedzaja So :
moD6jstwo j COS muei bye wynale
zoine ably zapobiedz pofozeniu POI
.dobnemu jak samobdjstwo. Maj
pierw my6lano zaraz o leczen,u przez
Electric Bitters. Oao bed2c wzmac-
nlajacem lekarstwem ma rozstr6j
nerw6w, wzmacnia nerwy j odbudo-
VIVA system. jest take wielkim
regulatorem zo}adka. watroby /
merck. Tylko SEC. IA satysfakcye
gwarantuje M. J. Kowalewski pa
tekarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
Specyalne ceny do Boston, z
,powodu obozoWiska G. A. r.
Cd Il do 10 Sierpnia.

w - w L. O1Olp1Ad.
Niezwykle wielki ruch spodzie-
wany z powodu niskich rat do Bo-
.ston j napowr6t, kt6ry uskutecz-
n1ionlv lbedzie z tel okazyi ma koleji
North-W estern re w~szystkich miej-
scowofci zachodnich i p6fnocno-zar.
ehodnioE.
Obecnie wska.ane n.ieisce ola.
wiekszego orszaku nil kt6rekolwiek
obozowisko : pred kilku lat, Z po-
wodu niskich rat dale znakomlta
sposobnosG do zwiedxenia g6r
.wybrzezy miejsc wycieozek wschod-
nlch Stan0w.
Spec, alne na~kr6s urzadzone wa.
gony zawarowane bedaz wielu sta
cyl koleji North-We stern. kacznoGs
zrobiona pred Chicago wsEystkie-
mi kolejaml re wschodu. Zupet-
ne informacye beda udzielone przez
najblizszego agenta koleji Chicago
g North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
matka dOk,Onac mo.

.3 re.
" toku rozmowy 2 pania Cam
pan, cesarz Napoleon zauwazy}:
,,Starysystem nasukll, ztd1Iaaje sig bye
|zupe}nie bezwartosciowym. Czego
jeszcze brak, BY narody ottrzyma}y
odpowiednia edukacye?" ~ Ma
tex" odpar}a PAM Campan. 81
Wyksztalccie odpowiednio matki,
a one dadza Wan silny zdrowy
nar6d." Matka jest dusza rodziny;
do niej pr2ynosza wszystkie zale,
troski iradosci. Ona dba o rozw6j
tax ~umys}owy, jak cielesny. W
pore letniej, goracej, gdy niepo-
|rzadki wewnetrzne zo}adkowe tax
SO czeste, ona uzywa Trinera Anne
~rykanskiego Eliksiru Gorzkiego Wi
ma, wledz2c re ME ma lepszego, pc
wniejszego skuteczniejszego, pc
mad ME lekarstwa, przygotowanego
ma uzytek ca1ej familli. Jest to czy~~
sty sok wino-gradowy, ~zmieszany 2
wVyciskiem dobieranycb najlepszych
si6l j ME zawiera zadnycn roztwo.
row ehemlcznych Wp}yw tego kor-
ma organa trawienia, jest zu-
naturalnym, przynosi tym
organom ciep}o j prawid}owe dzia,
wytwarza .apetyt do poza-
z~droszczenia i czYni trawienie do.
Wywo}uje r6ze ma po-
liczkach,. .czysto6c isprezysto6c my
6li, rzutkos6 i gietko6c ca}ego cia}a.
Do dostania " a%ptekach, lub u ia
brykanta JOS. Triner, 100 So. Ash
land Ave-, Chicago, Ills.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11

vile wsie 81 znliiszzcc'zlaolnle: " Y
KtopalnlEiee np. runelo 200 DO d.
NOV, " Czachinie15O 4s1
Kilka fabryk stanelo, vie
~ doOrro1'zilkEcaarrzY pozzoosslttaalto9 be e,
kzoonii, poozzabdijaanyylchh . IA uliccyy, 9
muln1ot6t'ssttWo ssttlraaaggaa'n'l:ii,aarl'zlystractillao
Gale miienie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01
Toqus Temperance Union.

The Lizzie II. Towle. Togus Chris
tian Temperance Union held its reSu-
lar weekly meeting, Tuesday, with the
president in the chair. Vim. II. Han
son offered prayer. Mrs. Friend of tbs
Augusta w. c. +. L. and member o.
the Togus Union was present and oc-
cupied a seat on the platform. Miss
inez Hill presided at the organ. The
regular order of business was then tax
en- up and disposed of after which the
evenings program was carried out.
Mrs. Friend being called upon, respond
cd in a few we'll chosen remark. relat-
ing to the work that is being done. and
the amount of good that is being ac-
comrlshed by the temperance organi-
zation. The audience had the pleasure
of listening to a trio by Miss Hill, Mrs.
J.. II. Towlc and VIM. II. Hanson with
organ accompanied. Select readings
We're given by Mrs Friend. Miss Hill.
Lewis Macord and Z. 5. Holt. Remarks
were made by :. B. Sylvester and
others The Union received box Of
literature from Mrs. NJ. A. Claftin and
Mrs w. W. SNOW of Massachusetts for
distribution III the hospital, and for the
literature boxes in the stations. Any
literature suitable cor home reading
left at L. Swan street. Augusta. will
be thankfully received. A vote of
thanks Was extended to Mrs. Towlp and
Miss Hill for decorating two contribu-
ton boxes donated to the union by
Lewis Macord and l.. Fl. Garland.
Adjourned to meet, next Tuesday.
Dec 6, at Gas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01
PRUSSIC ACID
Caused C. A. Parker:
Death Says Coroner.
Decides Thatthe Railroad Man S
Death Was Suicide.
Miss GesterIing Also Died on Day OF
His Funeral.

Cincinnati. Ohio, Nov 30.-COroncr
Weaver, Tuesday, rendered verdict
in the case of e. A. Parker, vice presi-
dent of the Cincinnati. Hamilton &
Dayton e. Pere Marquette Railroad,
who uied here suddenly in his Office.
Nov. 49, finding that death was caused
by suicide with prussic. acid.
Mr.. Parker's death at the time was
supposed to be from natural causes and
no autopsy was held. The body was
taken to Denver for burial.
Mr.. Parker had recently entered the
service Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton &,
Dayton & Pere Marquette and had
been busy in the work of reOrganiZa-
ton.
He had arrived from business trip
on the day of his dea.h and had given
no sign of ill health or of mental dis
turbance.
IT was learned afterward that just
before his death he had placed in his
desk all tie valuables carried on his
person.
He was seen to step behind a screen
where the water cooler was and where
presumably he swallowed the poison
He walked back toward the railin.
separating his desk from the rest OF
his room. asked a clerk to open the
wicket gate for him. stumbled and fell
and in few minutes was dead.
At almost the hour of Mr.. Parker
funeral. Miss Elsie Gesterling died b.
her own nand in Chicago. 1t developed
that she had been his stenogra pher in
Denver. where Parker's attentions to
her caused comment
The husband of Miss Gesterling's
mother said after his stepdaughter's
death that he believed Parker and Miss
Gesterlng had agreed TO die together
1t was shown that Just previous to
Parker's death tn" latter had visited
Miss Gpsterling in Chicago.
After these developments the coroner
decided to hold an inquest. From the
testimony taken he nov finds that Mr.
Parkei's death was caused by prussic
acid, e1f-adminiStereti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01
EXCITEMENT SOON SUBSIDIZED.
Another Short Period of Interest
Around the SIoshbere Store.

Some interest conferred about the
vacant store on Water street formerly
occupied by j. NJ. Slosberg. "Wednesday.
About a month ago the place was gut
red by f;re and has since been unoccu-
pied. In fact. no attempt has been
made to repair the store until Wednes-
day Citizens passing along Water
street were surprised to see smoke is
suing in great volume from the front
,loor OF the store. \ small crowd gath
cred and still the smoke poured out.
1T must he uHn,her fire, suggested
one brilliant watcher.
"Aw. back up" replied a small boy
who had wormed himself to the front
of the crowd. That aint Il fire. Ihat
the steam coming out of the mortar.
And when one valiant man steppef;
IN through the open door 1t was dls-
covered that til" smoke" issued from y
mason's mortar mixer. The pasterers
We're only getting ready to fix up the
wall. And then the excitement SIM
;ncred dcwn and the crowd dispersed
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" 9-1s cures ecze-
va ma, hives,
erysipelas,
rash, and all skin eruptions.
Prevents blood poisoning.

exhibited as to the contents of these Dun
dies. There are dolls concealed beneath
that innocent paper and all are destined
to occupy the bench" at the doll.
The doll show will be given at the home
of Mrs. freeman Pa;ten and the Inst oi
entries is already swellin. to great pro-
portions. There are American dolls ana
Chinese dolls. and Russian dolls mot very
popular thought. and Africans, French
peasant dollicS. and about g. other Nai1C-
ties in every size and of every material,
from rags to finest porcelain.
The doll show promises TO be the mos,
novel entertainment of the season and
will surely meet with great public favor.
The ladies of the Congregational church
constitute the committee on entries and
awards
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Quinlan's Minstrels.

Quinlan's Imperial Ministries. with
the genial Dan himself. the prince OF
interocutors. at their head, were at
the Opera house. Wednesday evening.
and made a pronounced hit. The first
part was especially good. Among the
vocalists the most enthusiastic APP
plause was accorded to Mr.. Cushman
in his song "Brandywine" and to Mr.
Vincent in "A Little Boy Called Taps.
while Keller Mack's Blackville Band
was repeatedly encored. Kelley. Mil
Ter. Boyd. McMann and Hackett gave
some very pretty exhibitions of clog.
buck and wing dancing and Quinian
and Mack produced lots of mirth with
their ..Jest Fun" Other good features
We're Suber's "Squiz,' Gill the VEN
triloqust and Cushman's specially.
Every number of the program was a
good one.
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SHAPIRO SUES SLOS8E2GS.
He Wants Balance OF $685. Alleged
to Be Due Him.


Mark Shapiro proprietor of Water
street fruit store has entered suit III
the Gardiner municipal court against
J. NJ. Slosberg and Morris Slosberg. hi"
father The men are alleged IN the
complaint to have been partners iinc
equal proprictors Of fruit store on
Water street which was destroyed bA
fire about a month ago. Shapiro alleges
that the SlGsbergs are indebted to nm
to the amount of $3.50. The elder dc
PENDANT denies liability and his son Is
not in Gardiner at present, II is sald.
The complaint alleges that the money
entailed is for payment of bills OF the
Young Slosberg's contraction. In the
presence of witnesses. it is alleged
Norris Slosberg agreed to pay the
amount sued for. to Shapiro. This is
denied by the defendant. The counsel
of both sides will try to figure 1t out
next Monday, before Judge LarraDee.
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BITS BY WIRE.
A Few of the Most Important Items
Condensed.

The New York police have issued an
order to find and arrest Frank Furlong
herheW of Mrs. Margaret Keeler, who
was brutally beaten to death and
robbed in her home on East 115th
street. New York. Monday. Accord
ing to the police Furlong has often
visited Mrs. Keeler's home and re-
ceived food from her when he could
obtain it nowhere else. Furlong is 10
wears of age and a bricklayer The
police say that he has previously been
accused of theft Of a ring from Mrs
Keller and Of forging her name to a
check. but that she had refused to
prosecute him.
Although several persons have been
arrested on suspicion of having been
connected with the murder of Mrs
Emma Brigham. in Londonderry n.
IT,. the case is as much Of mystery
as ever. No tangible clew has yet
been found.
The H. r. Humphrey Co. advertis-
ing agents of Boston. recently petit
TONED into bankruptcy. Tuesday filed
a schedule in the United States district
court showing total liabilities to be
$4,000 md assets of s24. 492. There are
about 700 creditors. mostly newspapers
scattered throughout the country.
The Dutch steamer Batavier. ar
rived in Cape Town. Africa. Tuesday
having on board the remains Of the
late Paul Kruger. former president Of
the Transvaal republic. The remains
will lie in state in Cape Town and will
leave for Pretoria, December Z. on a
special train which will stop at most
Of the railroad stations On the way
there.
All but two or three corporations in
Fall River, Mass, started their ma
chincry. Tuesday. and practically every
mill agent in the city announced that
he had made gains in the number of
operatives reporting. The manufac-
turers claim that the strike is gradual
ly wearing away. but the union lead
crs ridicule the assertion and say that
the assertion is practically the same
as it has been since the attempt to re-
sumo work was begun. 1t is under
stood that all the mills will open their
gates daily during the week.
According to a correspondent of the
London Standard. the position of
whites in German Southeast Africa is
precarious. Wholesale murders Of
HOttentots are reported from various
sections and an Uppington dispatch
states that insurgents have massa-
cred 80 Dutch settlers in cold blood.
also that white women and children
are fleeing into Cape territory.
New York firemen. Tuesday, rescued
40 children from a burning five-story
tenement. and at the same time 80
adults followed the firemen down the
ladders. The building was occupied
by IL families. Mrs. w. A. COnnaugh-
ton. an aged woman. who has been
bedridden for two weeks with paraly-
sis. arose and climbed into the street
unaided. The fright of the moment
seemed to have effected a cure and she
walked to neighbours house. The
financial lose nv fro wac small