davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new enterprise., 1905-08-17

So large has the Foreign population
Of East London now become that even
the official notices outside the police
station have to be printed in Ylddish
as we'll as English.
The new enterprise., 1905-08-17

There are seven peers in the British
House of Lords whose combined ages
reach 623 years,
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
ENGLISH WOMEN PATTERN
AFTER AMERICAN SISTERS
Adopt the Style In Dress and the Pose
of the Society Folk ON
This Side.

LONDON June 3.-That the English
woman is undergoing species of evolu-
ton Is the remark one frequently hears
from visitors to London this season. In
deed. the fact is so apparent that 1t is
one of the first things that attracts the
attention of the American when he goes
for his preliminary stroll in Bond street
or Piccadilly.
THE tall. 1.-THE, but dropping willow,
sort of creature, who used to reciine IN
her carriage amid a cloud OF laces and
ribbons, with an expression OF extreme
WEAKNESS spelling a face that animation
would make beautiful belongs almost to
the mast. Seldom nowadays do you meet
a London woman trailing yards or dress
on the pavement after her or carrying
it gathered up In her arms.
Three years ago 1t was possible always
to distinguish an American woman when
one met her in the streets of London.
There was usually something about her:
her dress. her hat, her shoes. her car
riage, sometimes all of them. that made
her among the thousands of her sex one
saw in the,streets a thing apart To-day
ii is different. The man whose boast used
to be that he could sit in his club win
dow opposite Green Park and pick out
the Yankees as they passed in Piccadiliy
would find his task hard now.
Men about town, theatrical people and
English women agree that the change
has been due in each instance to fear on
the part of women in this part OF the
world that they were not holding their
own So many international marriages
had taken place; Englishmen, many OF
them the most eligible parties of sue
cessive London seasons. had got SO
much into the habit OF turning tnelr
gaze across the sea when IL came 10
ouestion of choosing a woman to pre-
side over their ancestral establishments
that those who had been brought up
With the idea that the high places In
societv. were their inalienable right be-
came alarmed. -,
The English woman after mucn nesi-
tation resolved to alter her ngure- Inc
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
PRINCE OF MONACO ENTHUSEs
OVER NEW FLYING MACHINE
Has Great Hopes for the Type of Ship
which Is Heavier Than
the Air.


PARIS. June 3.-The Prince Of Mo-
naco travelled from Monte Carlo to Paris
this week on a motor cycle for the pur-
pose of reading before the Academy OF
Sciences a paper describing experiments
with a new airship carried out by the
Oceanographic Museum of Monaco The
apparatus has been invented by M. Mau-
rice Leger. the Princes consulting en-
gineer, and is built on the principle of
being heavier than air. 1t consists OF
two superposed screw wings rotating in
opposite directions, electricity being the
motive force
A reduced model repeatedly rose to
a height of from eight to ten meters.
carrying a total weight of Ito kilo-
grammes. The Prince of Monaco holds
that the apparatus. which is named the
''helicortere,' will solve the problem OF
aerial navigation. He is now building
one to fly in the open air, carrying
man.
The possibilities or flying machines
heavier than air have further been
shown by the experiments just carried
out by the Aero Club on the grounds OF
Saint Cloud by the young Genevese
brothers, Henri and Armand Du-
faux, who are grandsons of Henri
Rocheforte
Many aeronauts witnessed the trials
and are loud in their praise.
The apparatus consists of a beam five
meters long, bearing a motor in the
center and screw wings at each end. The
special new feature is the weight OF
the wings-only $50 grammes
The machine, weighing seventeen kilo-
grammes, rose twenty-five meters,
carrying six kilogrammes of ballast.
The brothers Dufaux will build full
scale apparatus, with a hundred horse
power motor
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

which Raymond Hitchcock sings about,
were regarded with extreme disfavor
when they first made their appearance
here. The English woman positively
refused to forsake the corset of her an
cestors. which. to judge from the result
obtained from it's use, must have often
been little better than a piece of string
around the waist Time and example,
however, have worked wonders. The
women one sees nowadays no longer
carry themselves with a dropping, list
less air. They move along alertly; their
carriage in many cases is superb, and
their conversation is animated. AS
class, English women seem to smile
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Hat store Anger. Count.

PARIS, June 3.-Count Ricardo Fab
bricotti does not seem at all pleased
by the notoriety attaching to Countess
Fabbricotti, who opened a hat shop in
London. He has written "a curt letter
requesting the dissemination OK the
fact that his wife. formerly Miss Roose-
welt Scovel. has nothing to do with
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

made soon after his Inauguration this
spring in putting on the lid" by clos
ing all saloons on Sundays.
Sheriff Garrison declares that the
statutes against gambling will be rig
idly enforced even to the extent OF
bringing private poker rooms under the
ban,
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Picknncket MT Work.

Sam Raquet OF 2131z Mason street re-
ported to the police yesterday that
while he was standing on the sidewalk
in front Of Harry Corbett's saloon. 64
Ellis street. on Friday night. watch
ing the betting on the result of the
prizeight, some one stole his diamond
shirt stud. He valued IL at $75-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Calls for Bank Statements.

The Board OF Bank Commissioners
has issued a call upon all banks OF the
state for detailed statement OF re-
sources and liabilities as standing at
the close Of business on May 29 It is
expected that the preparation of the
reports will consume about two weeks
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

COOK DIES sUDDENLY.-Edward White,
- - charles Hayes boarding house corner
of Beale and Harrison streets died s1o1errs 81 SIy
n his kitchen yesterday morning OF. OF -
orrhage of the lungs. He was
Germany. 81 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION

They cool. cleanse and purify the blood and
are sold by all druggists in 2Sc packages
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

SUSPECTED OF STEALING PIPES
George Franklin was arrested on Friday by
Detectives Ryan and O'Dea and is being de-
tained at the City Prison pending develop
ments He had in his possession about three
lieve he had stolen. They discovered that he
had sold two dozen pipes a few days previ-
ously.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

more and there is no prettier sight than
to see them in Hyde Park on a Sunday
morning after church OF IN the shop
ping streets on week days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
SHERIFF OF OKLAHOMA CITY
AXES RAID ON GAMBLERS
Closes Five of the Larger Resorts and
Secures Paraphernalfa Said to
Be Worth $4,000.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June Sin raid
on gambling houses made by Sheriff
G. ". Garrison and several deputies at
an early hour to-day five of the largest
resorts were closed and $4,000 worth Of
paraphernalia secured This follows
closely on Mayor Messenbaugh's move
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
NEW FOE TO CRIMINALS.
DIR. ]. @. Carson Perfects Powder,
Which Will Bring Out Invisible
Finger Prints on Any Object.

The assertion is made that the latest
enemy OF the criminal is an infaliible
and what may be termed an invisible
witness. 1t Is, as a matter of fact. a
remarkable development of the finger
print system, due to the research of DIR.
J. @. Carson, who. at meeting of the
Medico-Legal society. gave an interest
ing demonstration of his system.
Although invisible to the eye. the fin
ger prints on almost every conceiv-
able object can. by Garson's invention.
be developed as though on photograph
ic plate. DR.. Carson took an ordinary
sheet of note paper and requested Sir
William Collins TO lay his fingers upon IL
for moment The closest scrutiny
failed TO reveal any marks left upon
the paper. Then DR.. Carson sprinkled
mysterious powder upon the sheet
and blew it off and an imprint CT Sir
Williams fingers distinctly was re-
yealed.
Sir William again placed his fingers
upon the ebony edge of a writing desk
before him. 4 different kind Of pow
der was applied again. and perfect
reproduction OF the finger markings
followed
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
NOVEL FISHING DEVICE.

empty gallon jugs. placed at inter
walls OF about 80 feet. Along these
lines are shorter ones. say fen feet
long, which carry hooks. Sometimes
these jug lines are stretched out
across the water and held up at the
farther end by snag or a tree. and
sometimes they are fastened 70 a tree
and allowed 10 float down the current.
The fishermen make periodical visits
along the line in canoe TO bait hooks
and take on the fish, Some enterpris-
ing fishermen have a mile or more OF
these jug lines.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29

DOES 1T HAPPEN To BE BUCKEYE
JUICE7"
Thorpe and then can't please you.
I'm slave 90 you. That's wh2t-thats
who am.
You're not slave To anybody told
you last week TO get cook. Why didn't
your"
Who'd stand her Off?"
Il usually pay my bills. madam"
You're remarkably slow about pay
ing mine"
I'm not the Bank of England"
Harold ! sometimes wish | hadn't
married YOU"
Good! So do l."
Il might have done better"
Il wish you had"
you might have done worse"
Il don't believe IT,"
You may not be bothered with me al
ways. Something may happen 10 take
me out of your lie forever"
Eyes, ! suppose il may; all things are
possible. Anyway. whatever il is, it's
worth waiting for"
or course you understand. dear that
should you apply tor divorce you could
not. under the proposed law. marry
again inside OF two years."
Nor you inside OF five darling"
Il wouldn't want TO. In fact. / think
If every woman were sven 1--WE years in
which TO consider matrimony. she
wouldn't want il"
IF she began considering after she
was 80, she wouldn't get IL. You needn't
get the divorce microbe into your mind,
Lady Thorpe; nothing OF that kind is
going TO wreck this should be happy
fsmily. We were united in holy wedlock
at cost of $3.50 for the license. $40 to
the ofhclating minister. 10 say nothing
OF Incidental expenses. Possibly we
have both erred grievously, but we have
Instituted home. and it is our duty TO
the public and to the state not 20 destroy
it,"
How beautiful To what state-or
did you mean territory"
THE marriage state; and To the puhlic
because II depends upon US as a source
OF revenue. Dissolve this home. and
taxation will be undermined; light
water, heat. food, clothing and kindred
interests will be Inconvenience"
What about us?"
AS individuals? Who cares? Ii is
the home the public would preserve; the
home must be shielded. so long as the
inmates can pay rent on IL. AS an emf
nent celebate said this week, For every
divorce that is granted, there is a home
destroyed
The homes that are destroyed by
divorces" argued Mrs Thorpe ARE a
small per cent. of the homes that are de-
stroyed by lack of them When people
are mismated and their domestic rela-
tons have become mutually odious. the
religious aspect OF marriage becomes a
travesty, IL not tragedy. Separate
them, and each might find true afini-
ties or-h'm-they might not: compel
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29

for this. The toothpick should be in
serted from the inside OF the V. like
tongue. between the fork handles.
The other end OF the toothpiclS should
then be lodged in the mouth of a
pitcher. which is high enough TO allow
the handles of the dependent forks to
clear the table
With nothing 10 hold IL. the single
toothpick will then support the two
forks without tipping or breaking. a
feat most pulling TO the ordinary
spectator. says the Chicago Inter
Ocean, and a most fruitful source OF
speculation and animated discussion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29

attractive. You could aspire to win the
proudest in the land If you didn't have
me. you might marry some society girl.
with money and position. and whose
father would have influence. She
couldn't love you any more than I do.
but she might be better helpmeet for
you"
tut, tut What kind of talk is all
this?"
ITS the plain. simple truth. know
I'm not good enough for you: that I'm
not smart enough 10 be comISny for
you; that haven't the clothes to be a
credit to you; that can Z make the home
At habitation for you. unless l had
money OF my own. Now that old north
room"
Ought to have a gross of new rugs,
and the price OF each one shall be only
kiss. payable in advance"
"You sweet. generous old dear. And
didn't even have to ask you for a rug,"
Kansas City Star
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29

ThL BAT0R.

hot-air chamier Is Fresh air is sup
piled by shalt hi. passing into the
chamber. 3. whore X is heated and
rises through warm ar pipe. r. into
the brooder Zen g.. T. vlere il is par
tally confined b. The cover ID. which
may be abuse. CD suit the size Of
the chicks. Aa-lt the edge of ID is
hung a WOODEN cartaiI. l.. notched 50
that the chicks may run in and out.
The warm air hnally finds an outlet
through the veutiiators. Y. Y. V. in
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
HOMEMADE eRooDER.
Description of One of Simple construc-
ton Which Is Said TO Do
Good Service.

The accompanying pictures and
condensed descriptions are furnished
by c. h. Beare Irumbun county.
Ohio. to the Chic Farmer. Fig. l
shows the outside of the brooder.
Fig 2 is a crcss section. Heat is sup
piled by lamp l.. oeer which is sus-
pended an inverted box. A with a
galvanized mon bottom. ana having
openings in It's sides for ventilation.
An inch above he sheet iron is plat
form. c. on Viii the chicks are
placed he space between forms the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
SATURDAY
THE GAR.

The ear may choose 20 hold his job
And steer affairs Of state.
But II that little kid was "a me.
You be- Ic atGiCate.
Ia kiss his lite Gimp.ei is's
And take him. and 'twou 30
a case 81 cess -gct-out-0t sere-
By-tte-tack-d0or for ne.
Aye. let VIC viii a uc.arcl De
And dtram ting dare.
And dare tLc shoutii e. fcw .ug mob.
And dare TIE torch fsre.
The ~ eat affairs AND p1up n stale
For some MAY hold a ttraN
But By my home and wife aui babe.
Tney dwlnd-c and seem small
Alas poor .ltfi2 czarevitet,
Twill not be hfs 10 go
The happy n0wer-bor5e-e5 ways
The poor mar' $ babe may know.
II he were ui-e-hut believe
have already said
I'd throw fis kingdom overbcard,
And give him peace Instead
y NJ Lewis. ia Houston POST
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
The j. Y. .Hawkin' s
HAIR GROWER & RESTORER

10 which all state and national ri1sts h, been
reserved, enjoys the reputation II --r,rmons
meme patronage IN first class white s.,l .,O-e,l
families Its wonderful success has thrown n go
prominence IN this and other states and whene YER
once used, the patron is never satisfied until her
scoVefy on this hair grower and restorer has been
made known to her nearest friend
MIS- Mary Watson of 1915 St. Peter ST. a promi
nent lady OF this community who used our prepare.
ION Tor a short time only herein testifes TO its
her picture. - W 40
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29

Is Will positively Dandrrff, Cure Scalp
OF all impurities, Restore Hair Clean Temples
or Bald Heads. where the roots are not dead
PRIcEs;-25 cts. per box Cocal orders, 35 cts
out city; eight boxes, s.. so express prepaid.
The Face Beautifsr makes the of powder en-
tirelv unnecessary, and Is perfectly harmless i'll
remove all pinples. splotchss and black heads Sale
prices 25, Scots and 81. 90.
M9pV can be sent by Post Office Money Order
or * press Money Order.
Address all communications to
NINE. ]. ". HAWKINS,
ei2iN- First Street, Richmond, Va.
PRONE, 4S0l. - Correspondence
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29

Father-He's a spendthrift and you
shall not marry him.
Daughter-But papa. he will be able
to support me before long. He's prac-
ticing economy now.
He might practice economy. but
III warrant he'll never become pro-
hcient In t-"-Indianapolis Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
JUGGLING FOR CATS. !"
How the Negroes and Poor Whites
Along the Mississippi DO
Their Fishing.

The negroes and poor whites I'm the
Mississippi valley rely for good deal
Of their animal food upon the enormous
and Shiny catfish which abound in
those waters. They have developed
a unique method of fishing. They set
'trout-lines" which, instead of being
buoyed up as usual by corks or blad-
ders, are sustained In the water by
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
SALT I'm THE
COFFEE
By EMILY FRANCES SMITH
HERE viii be an auction sale {

HERE will be an auction sale of
rugs tomorrow" said Mrs.
Thorpe. pouring her husbands second
cup OF coffee and that reminds me that
our north room"
Needs its window washed" finished
Mr.. Thorpe Il noticed that II WON
an would devote one-tenth Of the time
that she Goes 10 looking for bargain
sales to
"Doing mental labor that could be
hired with oue-third of what her hus-
band spends for cigars"
Shed have more muscle and less
nerves. added Mr.. Thorpe sweetenine
his coffee with salt Good heavens.
Mary when was your coffee pot
washed? Now. now. little girl. mean
IL has beastly taste. Does il happen "a
be buckeye iuice?"
i try to DO all can mourned Mrs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
Mrs H. W. Robertson

tn sxv
the great show of tie RINCiLN'i Bro CHEERS v
ud niue
during the day Mrs Robertson for she indisncei
a
/,
Z m Ieefs
= s
~ dtu
aud mt
mid
tbes
OF pretended mehiu FORUM teers
wonderful
Ano mas
the earth gifted live
path bad
are a.
tol
drive
posses Of
from vou the
-
e she <noNu all
before, will
and
IL W. ROBERTSON,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
A TEA TABLE TRICK.
a Pitcher and a Tooth
pick.

Here lisa tea table trick that will aston
ish everyone: You viii need two forks.
a pitcher and toothpick Interlace
the tips of the forks. so that they hold
firmly together in V shape Then in
sert a toothpick through these inter
laced prongs just far enough 20 secure
it firmly. Sometimes the pressure from
one or at most two prongs is sufficient
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
Agriculture in servia

There are no less than $40 agricultural
societies scattered over Servia. which
distribute modern agricultural ma
ohinery and implements among the
farmers These societies have a central
office at BelgraGe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
Bankrnnt the SIMS

A few enterprising jewelers. aress
makers and milliners turned Loose
among the Mormon women would soon
make polye2mv q financial impossi-
bility sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
Literally True.

stranger-Where is your rara. little
bOye
Little Boy-Fe's gone 20 Californy on
one o. them homesickers' excursions
Newark News
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29

The wind is. perhaps. the most active
dissemination OF plant life over the globe
A region devastated by FIRE viii in the
course OF a few months. be restocked
with many different kinds of plants.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
Creraa- 0-s in esrmanny.

Statistics for .be German empire show
further increase in the number of Gre
nations. there having been crematec
l.SSl bodies in 1904 against 1.074 bodies
In 1908. an increase of 2S per cent. and
double the number cremated in 1901
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
J-r.t Moons.

II has recently been discovered that
Jupiter has one more moon than the
astronomers have heretofore known
ABOUT SiN moons. 1t looks as though
Jupiter was forming a noon trust
FROM I'm The Trail of The Traveller.
in Four-frack News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
Powerful Poison

Snake venom. when properly concern
trated, forms such a powerful poison
that thimbleful well used is suficient
to kill $4,000 people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
Matrimonial seaweeds-

Many strong swimmer In the sea of
mstrimony has found himself entanglsd
Ia the widows weeds.-N Y. Times.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29

Don't travel one path until you
wear IL into a rut. Ruts are hard q
set out Track NsuA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29

Before you begin making garden
ascertain If your neighbor is going 10
keep chickeEs.-PortH Huron Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29

SECTIONAL WEN or as. GATOR.
the roof. NJ. 81 Platform q is hinged
at I, 50 that the portion r may be
raised or lowered oy cord y When
raised it is supported by the spring.
5. Il is Important that rhis slope be
inside rather ,hau outside che brooier.
as the chicks are invited hy the open
door. and when this leafs them 20
the bottom oi the slope they viii gen
orally hud their Nas Dp. Cd Jhe slope
is outside rhey l1 = a.i to mud the
entrance naiai. M sires a
uN1' GODS -A4 I- u. gY' 90
7i sac cav
-t.ft
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
Curran.e fo- Horses.

Dried cnrrants given to horses oc-
casionaliy. instead II oats. are said to
Increase the amin - powers of endur-
ance
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-29
plan to Utilize Sand Rms

The university at Guthrie, o. T.. has
developed the fact that Oklahoma's sand
hills may prove Invaluable to brick man
ufacturers. Prof Van Vleet. territorial
geologist. sent samples Of some of the
sand TO a brick concern in New Jersey.
and in reply TO his query as TO whether
brick could be molled from the SAND he
resolved several pressed bricks. which
were pronounced e.u@i 10 those used in
the r-estry .or % $50 ernment build
Ia 90 y p r.. tlready plans are
lei ms rga,i1ation OF a
tC4- aAy u ieFeiO.. he industry.
Alaska forum., 1905-06-17
CURRIER LEAVES
 WITH ONLY $7,OOO

Wl1I1 OlNL1 Q/,OUU
 Currier, the man wanted by the Daw- son authorities for the alleged theft of $10, GOO from Dominion creek, has been in Rampant for over week awaiting the arrival of steamer for St. Mich aels. An arrival from upriver identifi- ed him as the man who arrived here in a small boat with ex-Marshall Powell of Circle.
 The Dawson News of June 2 states that Currier was arrested at Circle by the local authorities and taken to Eagle where the dust was seized by customs officials. Curriers' poke was $3,00O lighter when he left Circle than when he arrived there, complains the News. Detective Walsh grumbles about the deputy marshal at Circle, who was on his way to Fairbanks with a prisoner, but who immediately upon hearing of the arrest turned over his prisoner to another and came back to act as Cur rier's attorney.
 The News says that as soon as the Dawson officer left Eagle Currier was turned loose.
 Frank Stevens will open up 4b Eure- ka creek this summer. Jim Langford is prospecting the up- per end of Ga m by sinking at the pup through the slide. Scarcity of water is said to be ham, pering the operations of the Ruby hy- draulic plant.
 Pres Ireland is prospecting 10a m. His thawer will arrive on the first boat from St. Michael and will be taken out to the claim at once. The Rock Island passed down at an. early hour this morning. The belated passengers of the Monarch were aboard. Messrs. Beardsley and Belsea, and MT. and Mrs. Blick took passage on her for Fairbanks.
 SUNDAY SERVICES Morning Prayer II o'clock Evening Prayer 7:30 o'clock Fridays Litany o'clock Geo. w. Chilson, Layman in charge, St. Andrews Mission %N1e .1r