davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10
81. LnEEls ErlscopAL CInRcn

The first Sunday 10 Lent March, u.
Morning PRAYER and litany with scr.
mon at II O'Clock Evening prayer
with addiess at T30 O'Clock. Sunday
School ut 10 q. NJ.
Ar nre invited to attend these SER
vices.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

The regular services Wil be- held no
the Methodist Church Sunday. consist.
ing Of SUNDAY school prsnchiag 40
II, a. mi and 73b p. NJ.
You are tor1ialiy invited TO attend
these services. Special invitation 70
strangers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

Jerome Martin, % Garfield, Dona
Ana Co. succeeds Nicholas Gales as
register OF the U. S. Land Office at
Las Cruces.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

The services az the Presbyterian
Church Sunday viii be at the usual
hours.
Theme Of morning worship, Love Is
Leading" Evening theme, The God
Of love-
We cordially invite You to these ser.
vices.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

There came a boy to the home % Mr.
and Mrs. lee shipp last Monaay NOM
ing Tee Shipp & Father, may De-
the style OF a Racket firm few years
hence
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

Lee Shinn has a bannpr on the
Otter waH" Of me- store announcing
closing out sale Of his stort ne evil
IDENTITY thinks h's new boy vein soon
make an the racket he can stand.
Bnt seriously we hope N't. Ship and
his Racket store win NOT leave ls.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

Dr Cassell ia stiH al the hospital in
~ paso Ne hopes. within "a week.
ami perhaps sooner, N be- AZ hone
aeain He many friends here ana
elsewhere deeply vrnpAth'le viih The
Doctor in bis Affections; and are Ionr-
ing for his complete recovery
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

Mrs. r r. Frsgier Of Commhia No.
comes to-day 70 visit her daughter.
Mrs W r Russell. NAY rertle plfrc.
sunshine and oreninr flowers so win her
from her o'd Missouri hom, hat her
willing soul would stay
IL uch n place ma ths.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

We don't need % 90 down into the
tropics 70 get early fruits and veget-
ab!es. Henry Meyers has both az his
market
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10
Day Boarders Wanted.

Good home board furnished
s25 per month Apo'y o Mrs BILLINGS
lea, on Copper Avenue opposite 70.
lie Lester rooming house.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

Dr. Swopc nas begun the CONSTITUTE
ton " two new store buildings 0a 5il-
YER avenue They viIl be ~ brick with
glass and iron fronts. and will he q
credit To he street
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

We take pleasure in Introducing TO
the people Of Denirg w G. 2. Ren9y
or from Fort Smith Ar'tansqs who hqy
come 70 cast 'is Iot with us. 10 has
opened a tailor shop and is ready Tor
bnsinese 500 nig Iocol advertisement
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

Ten more phones were recently or
derea by he Luna County Telephone
Company The residents " this Iitile
city Of he plains win soon De talkiag
70 each other through 200 telephones.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

Don't forget the Irish Ban. given by
Fowler and Power on the Itch OF ire.
land. CiarA's Opera House. Tickets,
rs eta, Have a look, 50 cts
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

The electric light mon have been
busy this week. Demirg win soon he
lighted throughout me business por
ton Of the town and now. II tho mud
viii Dry Up, evening promcnades win
be in order.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

Three old pussies .n hig burg during
the recent rains. havc each given birth
to a litter Of catfish. Amph'hloas ba-
bies, with gills under -her arms. vein 5e
the next surprise # the rain continues
much Ionger
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

Don't FORGET the Irish Ban given b.
Fowler and Powers on the 18th o.
Ireland 40 Clark Opera House
Tickets rs eve. Have look. 80 cts
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10
For Sale

New . inch wagon complete Ron
ness and saddle For ur5a inform.
ion call at the SrauHi- Office
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

When calling pf .hese pttera please
say ADVERTISED sui give Date
EDw p1NuvoroV y N
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

Remaining rrslIad rorfr the Derrnr
Post Office for he week ending March
IduS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-03-10

We wish particularly 90 ,al attention
rs Mrs Quincy nar.alljes u ,ui. .oss
columns;
She mas the very best bair onir. III
Guiding DR. r. r Mclean 1r.na,a.
ions for SCALP treatment she f.. ,Ia
prepared to DO shanpo1rs tut maui.
curing. Call At lrr osaonc, y W
cor. OF Spruce II and IRON Ar,.
WANTED csinb'e r'n fr1 .7oria1 r.- CESS.
'us WORK md ,n1, oil. ysproas-ii,.. ID .l..
inf dininiHR tsrril1r os r,ea,lra end rp.i.
1nsine'' ~ I'D 3sb,hlishei io1.e ln, .,t.l.,
gdes .is' occr $500 'nsv.finc. rH ,, .r..,,i,,
n music ~ CUT places ssl.r. .i. d., ..,..
w,e't Experience lun"cea''r. pu, -,,i ,,fa..
Fces ''luiNd Addr'aF ilnacur Nviintg.,.,
Co. ~ "ihash Avenue cairapa 40
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17

ii was ils loNe f1r YOU that made
him xii! your husband"
she WINGED at tltc words as sle
might from a blow.
'trtiel. cruel aft Miurmuecd.
liut her suiiotihe made the man who
Witnessed il only more oX;.speiated,
ana losing all contloi of II iaind whicn
VAS now raging wiz jealous fury and
With VindictiVc hate, he cried out:
Aye. and youi love for MIN strength
ened MIN 10 take the life that stood
between YOU
She could bear no more. With II
cry ON her lips she ten sellseless into
a chai from which she had Just risen.
In II second more Neronica was beside
her. calling on her piteously, moisten-
ms inc rigid face u chatting the
nervless hands.
AS dazed and bewildered Va
lerius looked ON. his anger checked by
the effect of his words. compassion
overcoming his vindictiveness. until
suddenly he flung himself on his knees
beside the unconscious woman. and
taking the hand nearest To him he
kissed ii again and again. calling out:
olive, Olive, forgive me; didn't
KNOW what was saying. | Was mad;
forgive me"
Before he could add more, Veronica
with a dignity and self-command
scarcely to be expected in one so
young, ouehed him ON the shoulder
and pointed to the door.
Go" she said.
Veronica" he began nenitently.
She walked across The room ano
touched The bell. then Without another
word. ne rose and left the presence of
her he had so cruelty wronged.
Il WAS mad he said, more in des-
pair than in bitterness. Il was mad to
ever have thought that she loved me"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17
Continued Next Week.)

II is stated IN London that the
steamer Neronipue, of 1924 tons, pur-
chased by Lord I'itzwilliam. has sailed
from Southampton on an exploring cx-
petition III The Pacific via the Straits
of Magellan. Lord Fitzwilliam and
party embarked in the steamer, which
is @Ider The command of Captain q.
Morrison, with a crew of iifty-eiybt
hands. 1t is said that the ships des-
linatioE is the Solomon islands, where
coal mines are reported to have been
discovered.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17
Wanted TO Know.

New York Sun: This is passing for the
latest Nat Goodwin story:
The actor was standing at a street corn
er in London, when a man went up to him
and said: Can you tell me where. the
postoffce is?"
Yes" said Nat. and walked away. l'f-
teen minutes later he stlollcd back to tho
same place. The nan was still there.
10 you really want to know where the
postofficc is?" said Goodwin.
Yes" said the man, and walked away.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17
CHATTER NNNm-


ON reaching his home after his inter,
view with Nalerius Galbraith, Mack
worth w;.s told by his housekceper that
u gentleman who particularly wished
to see him, and had Volunteered to
await his return, was in the sitting
room. Wondering who this visitor
might be. thc inspector FASTENED to
lhat apartment, entering which he i'm
mediately recognized Richard Head
wick as one of those present at the
scene of George Bostock's confession.
Nm expression of interest became
~perceptible in the inspectors broad
face, and bowling, he said:
i think we have met, sir, but 4 few
hours ago
We have Headwick answered.. add
vancing II few steps. Il am Mr.. Bos-
tock's friend. and il was to me he eX-
pressed his wish that George Coris
might be sent for To take down his
dying dispositions. As you saw. l was
present when the confession MAS made.
and it is regarding that L nave ccme
hete. to consult YOU
Has any new light been thrown on
the subject Macllworth asked. his
interest increasing.
An idea for which / have scarcely
sufficient basis has occurred To me,
filling me with fear ANA uneaSiness,"
answered lleadWick.
Pray sit down, sir. and let ms hear
What YOU haze TO say said the in
SlnectoF' as ne are" Ms w chair near
,ie ilfG, Whitl ne SGfted ultil Il rudy
oia%e lSltea me snug ilttIe room.
You must IifSl Know, HeadWlck be-
gan IN q SLOW and serious Voice, that
Air, Bostock ana nave been brought
INTO dairy intercourse Tor Years. / ann
his business manager, and likewise his
friend. and in This double capacity l
ii"ne ss'ii mere "i nun IMAM pvihaps
ny ,''-u'
ihaSea SAD Ai"ekWorth dr!!y.
-'Lu my own tApeii'lsee mas SHOWN
MN 10 be a man OF deep feelings; and
ms e-SeFtiSeu strong C%on1foi. / nave
~Sfaau"iIN come TO understand. TO re
spee!' anu To llke han; and nay hi3h
"!pilioA tohceIIilf.S ms ilonor being
SLOWLY formed IS the:efore, trust.
more 10 ne ioHed ON.
strange, pnZzlinG riddle" answered the
inspector with an air of self-conplac-
ence. Il have known criminals before
now Who for years were regarded as
models OF all the domestic virtues, as
SHINING ilshts OIL the chapels they at
'einsu.
ha' - NOV quite my polht' Head
WICK remarked
No? Then what is it,"
Before | come TO that" the Young
MAJ said with u touch of hesitation
in his voice, Il must tell you hat Mr..
liostock greatly esteemed Mrs. Dunn
barton; he appreciated her talents, he
admired her character. he sympathized
with her wrongs. in fact. they became
close friends
i was perfectly aware of that" am
swered Mackworth' sagely noddins his
iic"".
wen. bN bearing IN nlnu these two
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17
WAS A SMART
WOMAN CROOK
"Queen Elias" Remarkable
Career OF Crime on Two
Continents.
DID MANY CLEVER TRICKS
She Was the Originator of Many
SwiadIine Games and Always
Found Them Profitable
Gold sricked London.
DID MANY CLEVER TRICKS

Washington Star: THAT Cleveland
town isn't SO far down ON tie list when
IL comes to producing smart women."
observed a grizzled veteran Of the New
York detective force who WAS iii Wash
inston recently ON a requisition case.
'Whateveg else they're saying or writ
ing about Mrs. Cassie Chadwick. j
don't hear il claimed anywhere mat
she hasn't shown herself TO BE smart
er than Il double-lashed cow-quirk.
Bu long years before Mrs. Chadwick
was out of her short skirts and pig
tails Cleveland had picked up 4 repu-
tatlon as u developer of clever women
criminals. L am not saving this as Il
Knock for Cleveland. but simply be-
cause it's the fact. Detroit, u Town
not in" from Cleveland. has for many
years been hnoWn To police folks as the
place from which an extraordinarily
diSproportionf,te crowd OF the smartest
male crooks on earth hail from, and
that isn'l SAYING that Detroit isn't a
nice city. In the same way, the pretty
Cleveland place isn't responsible for
the big mob OF class y women Grim
inais from that town that have shone
in the criminal! world.
one OF he smartest female crooks
that the police OF the world ever had
10 contend with was ELLA Mayhew-
Queen Ella she was called-of Cleve-
land.
In her day-and it was !, long one
ELLA MayheW was easily the star fe-
male crook Of the United States. il not
of the world. II had all OF the won-
I've handled a few-lashcc TO the mast
and asleep at the switch, II right
down TO the present minute The old
Tune stars among the male crooks doft
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17
Many New Games.

1T would take about a week to tell
even of the new ones that Ella May
hew charted n and put over. in many
parts OF this country and the world in
Sene.al. Some of them We're mighty
ingenious, Nearly all of them were
characterized ny Il sort of effrontery
such as few wome criminals have
Yer exhibited.
ono afternoon. for example. she
tiGated into n of the stage boxes of
the old rio Square heater in New
York 10 attend u matinee. She was got
W regarGiessIy. and she looked like the
real bill OF lading from the Murray Hill
district. During the progress of the
performance she enlhused a lot over
the acting of the leading woman of
The famous old stock company. This
actress Wore u lot of genuine diamonds
i'll portraying her part. The actress
WAS BATTERED over the gracious smiles
and hand clippings of the swell look
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17


Mackwouth ON lrayins Tia. bosni,al
!rovc directly 10 I'M tl3t i'm vshirb ~.
crius .;alaraith lived. Gainine mis-
he ihspector was at once ad1niAcd and
hown into the handsomely fllrnisbnJ
iilting room, where he waited with The
mpatience of one who has inportant
business to communicate. taking of
lis gloves, stretching. and nlncinc
hem on ihc table. oppnine his rr,:it
:oat, glancfnc at himself I'M ,ha ,luss
md sr1ootbing down his hiil. MEM
.ime.
II was Z O'Clock when no entered the
,ooln. I'm, b1lf nm hon, had cInnsnd re-
,err Valerius ap5en,ed. attired i'm even
me- dress bis jnyern.ss rnnn an onn
nm. his cloves in his ,iebi ,and MS
air. handsome face tightly Rushed am
,ir of grace md di4tinntio, in ,hn
movements of hi, sljgbi wall n,,d, 10
ire.
IL use mo Tor having kant Won so
one" ne said. but / was dressing FOR
Inner to which ann going ont
n would MOI have dis,nyhod Won,
iir, but, thai have something ycIy.
FERROUS to saw" rop,ied M~ackwnr,h de-.
ibrratslv and renroyin"lv hn hni,,m
!isplna.sd IA bayinp a. nj, so lonn9
..Vcgv SO ious2" ,enli4n Naleri,te ~
am surrv tn have. thnn na,sina
al8dcnfv i'm his sentence az Ms nya9
net afark WORMS he ,6aad il, a. .,,i.k
anxious v,ire Won s,ve nn13n - ,lis1
'''' -"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17
With Close Seconds.

Washington Post: New York holds the
pIe-eminence among Amer
lean cities for taX-dodging and false.
swearing rich citizens. &
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17
Even Did a. Gambler:

she dashed up to the gamblers
house in II victoria one afternoon, in a.
state of great perturbation. When the
faro bank man met her in his parlor
she told him that she was the wife
OF a man who Il. few nights ago had
dropped $4,000 in trying; to buck the
gamblers hiGl1 roller faro banlt-she
had got the name of the man who ac-.
tually did make this lpseout from a.
crook who had been in the faro bank
at the time. She tearfn11y told the
gambler that her husband had con-
fessed to her that morning that he was.
in consequence of his gambling. short
in his accounts With his firm, that he
imperatively needed $4,000 TO tide him
over ana temporarily owe mp his
shortage. and that she had come to beg
the mar to whom her unfortunate hus-
band had lost the money to let her have
the $4,000 as 81 loan. The gambler
couldn't and wouldn't see it, and he
old her so hatly. He said that it was
none of his business where the men
who visited his gambling place got
their money. He didn't make them
gamble or steal their employers coin.
1t was up to them. Everything was
fish that came to his net. and so on.
Right at this point Queen Ella put
the gamble" under the gun. so to speak.
She rose up, With her imperious MAN.
ner; and sheh could DO that in q way
to make a vicious mastiff fold his tail
and sneak off. The gambler wouldn't
come to the front for a little matter
of $4,000 to keep out of prison her hus-
band who had lost everything at the
faro bank. eh? Very well. She would
Immediately drive to the Office Of the
new chief of police. who happened to
be her first cousin. and she would nar-
rate the whole story to him, and she
would see if
(Which WAS about as far as ELLA
needed to go along that line. The faro
bank proprietor came 10 the center with
the $4,000. and thus closed the Incl
dent. He didn't know until several
months later that it had been ELLA
Mayhem who had so cleverly stung
him. He laughed when he heard it.
and remarked that as she was the only
woman who had ever succeeded in
shreddins him on Il bluff, she was en-
titled to the money.
Queen Ella went down with all
hands on n steamer that left Portland,
Ore. for San Francisco. about fourteen
years ago. Her children. two daugh-
tiers. she kept in a convent till they
We're grown and, both of them brilliant
and accomplished women, married well
in Canada, where they are still living
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17

that hegc reilly wasn't enough in it,
anyhow, Tor Il woman OF her adroit-
ness
The things shat she then proceeded
TO do around New York. off ana on. for
a good many years. kept the headuuar-
ters stan ON the move.
A Clever Trick.
For another thing. she was the first
crook, man or ma TO pull off the
sliding bureau drawer game in the an
ne%lnS of diamonds. She rented Il
couple of communicating roons in II
big New York hotel, after registering
there under the name of a wealthy
western woman, whose husband was
highly rated in the commercial direc-
tories. Their She sent for one OF the
most noted gem dealers in New York
TO fetch n collection of diamond
brooches. rings. earrings, and so ON, to
her apartments. as she WAS DESTROYS
oil selecting some presents for u sister
about TO be married in the west.
The diamond man sent an agent
with II valise fun of jewelry to the
hotel. Queen Ella putting on her fine,
naughty society manner, received the
agent in the sitting room OF her two
room suite. She spent about AN hour
in carefully selecting gems that she
wanted. putting them aside in a moroc-
co case that h produced for the N
pose. After picking out about $4,000
worth OF stones she announced that she
had enough, n she placed the NOR
Deco case i'll the top drawer of a gu
reau that stood by the door leading
into the bed room. She told the Ii
amond man that she woul go into the
other room and draw Il check for the
amount of her indebtedness for the
jewels.
After she went the diamond man
sat and twiddled his thumbs. figuring
joyously or the amount of his COM
mission for the big sale. But after he
had waited and ,widdled his thulnbs
for about half an hour he began to
grow %nervous. and so. just to satisfy
himself. he tiptoed over to the bureau
TO have II peek at the morocco case.
1t wasn't there. OF purse Ella had
walked out With it long before. She
had simply passed out of the room in
which she had examined the jewelry,
INTO the hall and hen entered The other
ioom. y panel had been cut out of the
door leading into the sitting oorn. and,
similarly, a panel had been cut out
OF the blackboard of the top drawer of
the bureau. So that it had been some
thing easy for queen Ella just to
reach through the cut-out door panel
bureau draWc put on her hat and
afterward that Ella WAS hauled up for
that job, ana then her luck was with
her. She Wrisgled out of ii on her
lawyers cleve. plea chat. as the sight
of the man who had shown her the dia-
mondS had become impaired. his iden-
tilication of her wasn't acceptable in
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17

She was the very first woman to put
through the lSlcptomaniac frameup in
This country. She had about looted the
lace departments of a lot of New York
st9res, including several cute hauls at
y. I. SteWarts establishment. where
laces We're 4 Speciality, before she was
nabbed through an accident, i bolt of
expensive lace slipping to the toor
from one OF her cavern pockets.
Ella fixed up Il beautiful faint in the
office, TO which she was summoned by
the manager of the store. and reduced
the members of the firm to tender SYM
pathy by a recital of how the habit Of
involuntdrily taking things had grown
upon her. The upahot was that they
asked her. for her own sake, and for
the sake of The family to be 2ood-and
let her go. Ella then decided tina lift
ing from the ounter involved too
much personally encountered risk, and
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17
New York Next.

"Wiien ELLA clambered out of her
first little mess in Cleveland she made
up her mind that the lake Erie town
wasn't rcomy enough for her, and so
she made for the main burg oven. the
way from iicbollen md Jersey City.
She was Il magnificent locker. with all
kinds of the society name and when
she started in TO shred the New York
shops the game came her way with a
rattle.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17
All One to Her.

Any old game. With enough in 1t.
was good enough for Ella during the
Quarter of a century that she was
playing them both ends from the mid
die and coming and going-siopliftins
on Il loppN plane. sparli-grafting for
the bigs ones, straight dip wori; in
crowds. laying down The queer OF bogus
checks. running Il Swagger fence, skim
ming marks ut cards. S%tringing along
with the green goods people, smuggl-
ing: it was al one to ELLA, so long
as the coin was in sight. | don't be-
lieNe that I'm going too far in saying
that size probably picked up more
money during her active career than
any criminal. MAJ ~ woman. in Amer
lean police history.
Nobody ever succeeded in getting
f.lla Mayhem to give up anything
about her connections or her early life,
but she was brought up in cleveland
that much she admitted. | remember
her rs /" handsome and curiously gifted
oma away back in the seventies.
That WAS Afte:' she had deliberately
embarked. with he, eyes wide open,
upon II criminal career.
ELLA began in cleveland as a shop
litter. She didn't go in for the trimket
stuff. but made expensive laces her
graft. Being rev and lacking expert
ence. they nailed her in Cleveland. but
she slipped out By framing up u swell
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17

ii ~mockinglN, and thel
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-17

AS for his character" answered
MackHorth. speaking With Elaboration.
well. no man can say for himself.
much less for another, when he may
Yield to strong temptations; and as to
his friendship for Mrs. D~umbarton.
that, in my opinion, affords the strong,
est argument mat he committed the
murder"
That" said Headwick warmly, Il
will not believe
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07
wild Game.

wild geese. $3.50; mailard ducks.
s2.bo. widgeon ducks, tl.7b; teal ducks.
$3.50.