davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

/ the gallant general is still in active
service-killing women and children.
Now we have something new for him;
an absolutely beautiful little bomb. so
powerful, Yet SO delicately constructed,
, that the lucky man who is destined to
throw il may possibly escape himself
NJ. Paul Petroff, accept this letter with
my warm congratulations; read it: the
privileged lot is yours; you will accom-
pany me TO Russia tomorrow morning
to fulfill your pleasant duty" He threw
himself back comfortably in his chair
and surveyed the brothers with half
closed eyes.
Ivan burst out laughing "A joke,
joke, Mr. Androuski,' he cried; but
your business turns out TO be so grave
that we must trifie with you no more.
We are so alike, we two, that we
make game of our friends when they
cannot distinguish Ivan from Paul
and we change names sometimes 10
add TO their perpleXity. That is Ivan.
Congratulate me. ] am Paul Petrof.
the lucky man."
His brother stepped forward. tHe
lies. monsieur. out of his love for me-
/ swear that I am Paul Petrof."
Remember her" gTOaned Ivan. M.
Androuski. please listen to me. ]
think only of Russia and OF her woes.
/ know that / can perform this deed
and that my brother cannot; that Is
why / lied TO YOU. Ny nerve is
stronger. my hand steadier than his.
You have had failures enough
This fraternal love is really quite
touching" murmured NJ Androuski
folding his hands; but NJ. Paul Pc
troff has greatly changed since his
student days. lie was the active one
then-so bold. 50 fiery i'm the great
cause, that he made himself name
which win endure
Yes. yes" retorted Ivan; che is
too well known; how can he enter
Russia 20
How can you enter it, then Are
Won not so alike? But there will be
little difficulty. / assure you We shall
travel as father and son, he and !:
a slight disguise, false passports, and
presto. we are i'm st. Petersburg"
Bah" said ivan. I'VE We're but
boys when we took the oath 10 the
Fellowship; we are men now. Ny
brothers ardor has cooled"
do you tell me he is a traitor
TT is lucky you are an old man. II
is for our countrx,s sake. I say, that
I offer myself in his place. He is =
man of thought; 1 of action. He -
lieves not now in using force ] do.
Take me, you have the power
But / have commenced TO disguise
myself for the Journey" interrupted
Paul; the lot falls to me, and ] Viii
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

philadelphia Evening Telegraph)
A wild night and a wild quarter Of
the town. The wind howled and
shrieked through the unlovely streets
of Soho; the half frozen rain beat pit
ilessly down. binding the eyes and
singing the faces of the few people
who We're about. An Italian woman
ran away home, her head bent her
arms laden with her GiOVanniS sup
per-macaroni and a flask of wine. \
policeman eyed SuspiciOuSly two
Frenchmen who emerged unsteadily
from the little restaurant across the
way; then he turned to watch a young
man and girl hurry past. arm in arm
English right enough were they,
laughing about the play they had been
TO see; the guardian OF the peace
thought OF his own hard lot that cruel
night and groaned slightly as he
tramped on and left the narrow street
deserted once again.
The church clock was striking II
when a man strobe up to q large. old
fashioned house and, ere he knocked,
looked cautiously around 20 see if he
had been followed. He was a yOung
man OF % or SO. tail and OF Soldierly
bearing, an unmistakable foreigner;
the deep collar of his heavy coat was
turned up. his fur cap drawn low
down. so that little of his face. save
his eyes could be seen
The tempest ragged so furiOusly that
he knocked thrice before his summons
was heard and the door opened by
little old man. AIy brother is he
Within March, asked the visitor,
speaking in French.
"Yes-yeS Of course" replied the
old servant. Struggling his shoulders:
M. Paul is I'm his nice. warm studio.
My faith. who would be out on such
a night? Enter. Nj, Ivan. and permit
me 20 shut out this vile English eli
mate. But those brothers. they are SO
alike, IL is wonderful" he muttered. as
he made fast the door, 1T is really
most wonderful
Alike? The Dromios were not more
alike than those twin brothers stand
ing there side BY side. before the
blazing fire.
1T is late. hut ] could not come
sooner. What news. PAUL.
a letter
''Not-from Geneva o.
Paul smiled as he went across to a
bureau. which he unlocked. Not
that--yet Il is the answer from ST,
Petersburg. "
The brothers eyes met in a quick
strange glance.
From Vera" asked Ivan, turning
Yes. frun Vera. See. it is unopened;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
THE POLICY HOLDER.
Cleveland leader

cleveland Leader
Yestermorn I found while dressing, mat
nv trousers needed pressing
(This is equal to cOnfessing the distress
ing fact that !
Only have one pair OF pantE-egadi ans
that's no idle fancy
For nv tailor Mr.. Clancy really cans
Sc me when "shy.D
And the pair ] wear is shaded from 4
gray 10 green, and faded
ShOckngIy-theV seem abraded suca
as they did not. Of yOre,
Bagged al knee and fTayed at BOTTOM
dotted where the transforms spot
'em.
And my friends ask where I got 'em,
and, dod ret 'emi make me- sore.
Still, I'm not repining, honeY-just re-
member that nay money
Keeps one family's lot so sunny that
it's funny they don't give
Ne a mediator the third is premium day.
and though the birdles
Get my coin, to kick absurd fs-the No
Curdys have TO live,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

| this journey, which | enjoy SO much.
| Everything goes splendidly: you viii
| say so soon. My hero, think of the wei
| come which awaits you in ST Peters
| burg; how our good comrades viii toast
! you and envy you. lucky dog. that you
| are"
Have you forgotten that we were
watched in Paris"
NJ. Androuski froWned slightly. ~ do
| not think that we were watched Who
would recognize yOu now? Two mon
| two blOckheads seemed to follow us a
| little, II is true. bat what OF that Did
not turn round and send them 10 the
right about? Ny word. they We're but
| guides; We spoke English 50 they fan
cied they might show us the sights Of
the gay city and sWindle us gaily after
words. That is all Ny son, there are
lots of guides in Paris
Yes: butsthey don't hunt in couples
I'll swear that man who crossed with
| us from DoVeTsvas Russian. And I've
| seen him in Soho.
NJ AndrousK raised his eyebrows and
spread out his hands before him. rs
/ il possible. dear boy? Why, YOU are as
nervous as d woman. Can one ever
cross the channel without meeting one
Of the respectable inhabitants of Soho?
Come, have a cigarette
a
after a whihf or two, it fell from his
fingers and he sprang up with wild
CRY 'Yes-yes; ! hear
His companion watched him in
amaZement. as he sank back into his
seat.
Your brothers voice? I'm London
Warning me-"
Warning you? Bah, Imagination,
nonsense, Your nerves are unstrung:
it's the eXcitement-the thought of the
stupendOus mission before you. My
dear boy. trust me. you are safe. II
they We're going 10 arrest you they
would have done SO at Wirballen; ne
are many a good verst beyond. Ali
lucky, a station; We stop here. l viii
alight and get you some tea; il is some
time since you tasted Russian tea,
and it viii be good for you"
And as he stepped from the carriage
Ivan looked round and smiled. His
brothers voice, He had not been
dreaming; he had heard IT, felt it in
his ears. wailing TO him Beware! Be
ware" OF what? He was in the land
of dangers
Paul Peuoff, you are my prisoner"
Numbered some one at his side. Before
he could whip out his revolver half a
dozen soldiers seized him. flung lhim TO
the floor, and bound him hand and foot
Not so rough please. with my young
friend 1t was VI. AndrOusk who
spoke. Lift him UP and SGT him on the
seat Now take the revolver out of his
pocket and give it TO me. Colonel, I
have performed my duty; here is your
prisoner. But leave us. please I have
the strange fancy TO be his companion
still: | will be ansWerable for him.
| Thank you Now lock us in. and right
away"
The train sped on and the two men
looked at one another. The elder was
the first to speak my poor boy. / am
truly sorry for you; nay. don't be an
cry; ! am d human being now; 1 Was
an agent Of the secret police before"
II wish my hands were free" moaned
the other.
You would not harm an old man who
has but done his duty? Besides" He
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
HOLIDAY RATES.


Tickets on sale December 3S. a, %.
81 and January !, 1906. Final limit
January 4th. See agents for further
particulars. City Ticket once, POI
Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
suttine in on His Job
6Chicago News.)

AS head O. the nations travelling de-
llaFtment Secretary Tart should demand
Rn explanation OF the fact that the trip
~ Brazil has been turned over TO Sec
fstsry Root
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Let JOY Be Unconflned!

washington POst.l
Secretary Wilson offers the pleasing
assurance that there viii be no shortage
OF lines in this country again. so We
viii not have 10 curb our taste for gin
rickeEs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company.
Removed 10 155 S. Main. Phone 80.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
RAISE MILLION MORE.
National BOARD Of Relief For the
Jews In Russia
WILL UNDERTAKE IT
6reater New York Is Largest Con
tributor, Chicago Being Second.
About Twenty Pez Cent
From Christians.

New York. Dec. 5.-It was decided by
tho national board OF relief for the Jews
In Russia to raise at least Si.OO0.Ooo
more. When the committee met Mr..
Strauss said:
Il had hoped this meeting would be-
our last. but 1 fear II viii not be. Al
though over 100000 has been col
lected for our co-religionlsts. no offer
ing that could be made Is sufficient. or
can be sufficient"
Jacob II Schiff. treasurer OF the CON-
mittee. reported that he had forward a
$1,000. 900 by cable 10 Lord Rothschii j
In London Since the reported compile %
ton OF the first 10000 the commit
tee has received $4,000 SIR. schiii
will be able 10 send an additional $780,
OOO.
II was learned that =. n Hartman
was the anonymous contributor Of 3i0.-
900 last Saturday.
Secretary sulzbergcr in hil report o'
tn collection OF Si00O.O00. said OF tha.
amount gf30s33S6 was the New Yors
contribution. representing about $1,000
contributor OF this 100000 came FROM
non-Jewish sources IN fact. about
psr cent G. the grand total was given
Christians chicago was second on t.
list. with sf60S. Philadelphia tH.r4
with contributions amounting 90 sl..-
COS ana 80 ton fourth. with 320N2s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
IoHN sHAnr wILLIAMA

but from his standpoint 10 was merely
the FIRST step loo the right direction. aud
an invitation % the Republican party
10 declare Intentions.
Mr. Williams introduced q bin 10 nu-
thorlze the imposition Of an income
tax. The Philippine tarln bin provide.
that AN articles the product and growth
Of the Philippines shall be admitted
into the United States free ~ import
duty and that al articles. the product
and growth 81 the balance of the Uni.
ed States. shall be admitted free i1tc
the Philippines free of import duty. an
that nothing contained Ia the bill shiII
be construed 20 repeal any provision
of the Paris trety between the Unite
States and Spain.
Another bin proposes 10 establish %
minimum tarim Of che United States
II declares the existing tariff schedule
TO constitute the maximum tarin o.
the United states and a reduction %
20 per cent from them. or rates equa
TO four-nfihs of the existing duties n,
constitute the minimum tariT OF tAr
United States The bin extends ths
operation of the minimum tariff 20 al
such countries as grant admission tc
their markets OF articles. product and
growth OF the United States al the
minimum tariff rates levied by them
Mr. Williams said he had selected GO
per cent as the amount Of reduction to
be made I'm order 10 constitute a min
imum tariff. although he thought tha'
the reduction should be greater. out Of
difference 20 Republican opposition anf
TO give Republicans who are slnccrs
and honest In their desire 10 reduce the
tariff an opportunity 10 act with tn
knowledge Of the fact that there would
be no factlous opposition. but the
hearty support of the Democrats.
Another bill Is TO amend sectlor
i6 Of the Dingiey act. II forblds any
common CARRIER or transportation
agency Of any sort. including express
companies. from Transporting splritu.
Gus. vinous or malt liquors into any
state or municipality where the sale %
liquor II forbidden when they nre car
ried G. q. H.. or In any manner such
carrier II charged with the duty OF col
lecting the same. or doing any otheI
act az agent for the seller, necessary
10 complete or perfect the sale
The resolution regarding the Joint
commission declares that the house Of
representatives VIII view with pleasure
the reconvening asked by the president
of the Joint high commission nppointef
by the governments Of Great Britain
Canada and the United States for the
purpose of securing freet trade rela.
tions between The United States and
Canada
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
METHOD or MINORITY
II Is Thought Outlined In Measures
That We're introduced
BY LEADER ON FLOOR
John sharp Williams Presents at tb'
Pirst Days session Of the FIFTY.
Ninth Congress several
Bills Of Interest.

Washington. Dec. 5.-Representaiiv'
Williams Of Mississippi, the leader oi
the minority In the house introduce
a number OF bills and Joint resolutions
affecting the tariff and campaign con.
tributions. The tariff measures con
template free trade with the Philip
pines. reassembling Of the Unite
States and Canadian Joint high com
mission. with a view 20 freer trade re-
lations between the United States an.
Canada, and a minimum tariff for th,
United States.
These measures. II Is believed. indi'
cate the probable course OF the minor
ity on the subject OF tarir revision an
recplricity and the question Of con
tributlons In political campaigns. SIR
Williams said that other bills may b'
looked for. as he would not be satlsho.
with revision to the extent indicated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
sANNERMAN ACCEPTS.
He Will BE the Premier Of the Govern
ment Of Great Britain.

London. Dec. Sir Henry Campbell.
Bannerman saw the king az Bucking.
ham palace Tuesday morning and ac
eeptod the task OF forming new cab
met The Duke OF Dcvonshire. Libera
Unionist. formerly lord president OF th
council. was among the callers on ta'
new premier before the latter went o.
the palace. In political circles impor
ance Is attached TO this visit as pc
Sibly signifying some kind of wors
agreement on certain points of the
Icy between Anti-Protccti,nist Ini.|
ist. OF which the duke has been
recognized J. ader since his succ ss,.
from the Balfour cabinet
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
noMlNArlons SEMI IN.
Every erar-h ef the Public ssrsie.
W-s on the List.


W-s on the List.
washlnr 0l. Dlo THE pres.i.1.
sent the following nominations TO tt.
senate. Secretary Of State. Elihu Rool
OF New York. secretary Of the navy
Charles Joseph Bonaparte OF Maryland
interstate commerce Franklin Lane o.
California. In addition 10 the abov.
nomination. all recess appointm
made since the senate adjourned On
March were sent 10 the senate. Tha
include officers OF diplomatic and cor.
sular service. treasury officials. pos
masters. interior department. offiCla..
army an6 navy offlccrs Every branc.
OF public service was represented.
President Roosevelt removed from
office G. Pct,ijohn. register of land o'-
flee at Valentine Neb.. for alleged pare
ticipatlon in land frauds % that s'.
and demanded the immediate reaignl-
tlon OF Receiver Albert Towle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
AN INNOVATION.
Burlsson and Bowie Were Admitted 20
Estimating Board Room.

Washington, Dec. 5.-For the first
time In its history the crop estimatine
board Of the department OF agriculture
Monday admitted persons other than
members OF the board to be pres %
during IT, deliberations. ~ 1880 o'clocH
IN the morning Secretary Wilson es-
corted Representatives Burleson %.
Texas and Bowie OF Alabama TO thi
board room In order that they migh
witness the method OF preparing IN
cotton crop estimates. The doors were
then locked. and as the board was de-
layed In getting up It's estimates. which
ordinarily Is announced at noon. the
two congressman were unable to so 10
the capitol TO participate In the open
ing session OF congress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
MESSAGE READ.
President EXPRESSED Qualification Al
convenins Ct Congress.


convening Ct Congress.
Washington. Dec. 5-P-esideut
Roosevelt was notified at II o'clocS
Tuesday by joint committee. consi f-
Ing OF Senators Allison and Morslt.
and Representatives McCleary. Littau &.
and Williams. that congress had a--
sembled and organized and was read
10 receive any message which he might
desire TO deliver 10 H. The president
expressed his qualification at the con-
vening of congess and requested tn
committee 20 present his compliment
Co the two branches and TO say he
would communicate with them az OF 20
IN writing.
The annual message was then sent
60 each house and read 10 the memt r.
II reading required some time. OWNS
10 It's great length.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
rirGns SUCCESSOR.
President Announces Franklin Lane q
California Will Be Appointed

CaIHuFhIa Wit 30 NppoInted,
Washington. Dec. 5-Senators Ter.
kins and Flint called on the presldor'
10 discuss with him the appointment r'
a successor to former Governor Fifa
OF Illinois on the interstate commerc,
commission. At the conclusion OF IN
conference the announcement was made
that the president would appoint Frank
lin Lane OF San Francisco 20 the va
cancy created by Fifer's resignation
which takes effect Jan. 1. next.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-09
The Young Wife.

TIE comedy drama is to be given at
the opera house next Monday night,
by the young folks of our city. The
Presbyterian Church have made ar
rangements with Chas. Payne dranI-
atist to direct this production. He
comes to US very highly recommended
as he has put on several plays in our
neighboring towns. This play tells
the story of a jealous wife; the comedy
element is very strong. Dancing
specialties by the little girls in fancy
costumes. Mr.. Payne promises us a
very superior performance and play
that has always pleased. Reserved
seats on sale at Lloyd's Saturday a. m.
AT 80 and 30 cents.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-09
Whole Train DELAYED.

Two trainman lost their lives and Il
score or more uf passengers were in
iurcd in a wreck ON the New York
. Central Railroad, at Whtesboro, three
miles west of Utica at an early hour
last Saturday. None of the injured
were dangerously hurt, their Wounds
being mainly cuts and bruises. The
dead are John Allen, engineer, and
John Brennan, fireman of the loco
motive on the Western Express.
As this train was passing the Buf
| falo Special, east-bound, the boiler of
the locomotive of the west bound
train exploded. The force of the ex-
plosion and the upheaval of the en-
gine threw the entire train of thirteen
cars composing the "Speciar' from the
rails as if it had been a string of toy
coaches. The rear Pullman toppled
into ditch on the siGe of the track,
but the forward cars were hurled into
an adjoining field at distances varing
from ten to forty feet. Several flew
from the supporting trucks and wheels
and ploughed deep into snow banks,
their ends demolished by the impact.
The west-bound train did not leave the
track
B. E. Courtwright, formerly of Ridg.
way, one of the injured, being thrown
through car window and seriously
injured. j. L Wheeler, of Emporium,
accompanied his brother to his injured
brother last Sunday,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-09
Mccormick.

Miss Susie Mccormick, late teacher
in our graded schools, and Owen Din
inny, well and favorably known in EN-
porium, now being in the employ of
the Emporium Powder Co, were quiet.
~ married at Imperial Hotel, Olean,
n. Y , last Monday evening, Rev. DR..
Wood, Pastor of M. E. Church officiat
ing. Mr.. Jasper Harris, of this place,
was present at the marriage. Con
gratulations are now in order. After
short visit they will reside in EN-
porium.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-09
Death of Thos. j. Lysett.

Thomas j. Lysett, formerly of EN-
porium, died at his home at Williams
port, last Friday, aged 36 years. He
leaves wife and four children to
mourn his untimely death Mr.. Lysett
was i'll poor health when he left EN-.
porium, a few months ago, yet his
death was no surprise to his friends
His funeral took place Monday
morning from his late residence at
Williamsport. The following relatives
and friends were in attendance from
Emporium: S. j. Kline and family,
Ed. Robinson and family, Dan'l Nc
Donald and wife, Thos Cavanaugh, T.
f. Moore, Alex. McDougall, John Cum
mings, f. X. Blumle, Pat Normandy,
NJ. MurphY and others
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-09
Ariel Ladies Quartet, Feb. 17th

ATlel LADIES Quartet, Feb. 18th.
The Ariel Ladies Quartet OF Boston
will close the Peoples Star Course Fri
day evening, February IL The pro
gram given by these ladies' will fully
maintain the high standard set by
previous numbers and prove a source
of pleasure to all patrons. In addition
to quartet and solo parts there will be
readings, emotive plastiques in Grecian
costume, Japanese songs with action, in
costume and violin solos. In engaging
this number the management receives
the assurance of the Bureau that the
quartet is absolutely unexcelled and
that no similar attraction will better
please and entertain an audience.
Seats can be reserved at Lloyd's book
Store
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-09
Will Cut Hemlock.

@. B. Howard COmpany's hardwood
mill commences cutting hemlock again
this week thereby giving employment
to several more men. The nrecking
ofthe big engine reduced the stock
of hardwood several hundred thousand
feet. This will be cut later in the sea-
son.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-09
Married..

Albert w. CaId and Mis- Nellie
SkiIIman, two Of Moore Hills popular
young people We're united in marriage
at the Office of NJ. NJ Lprrabar, Tucs.
day. Their friends extend congratu-
lations and wish them prosperous
and happy married life.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-09
Birthday of Lincoln.

In the High School room tomorrow
Friday afternoon at O'Clock an en-
tertainment will be given in celebra-
ton of the above named event All
friends of education and we believe
this includes all of the city, are invited.
Come. We will assure you a pleasant
afternoon.
f. 6 LING