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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15

CHICAGO. November l4.-SenatOr W.
p Frve's Pacific Railway Investigating
Committee. consisting Of himself, Chair
man. Senator's Dawes, Plstt and TurPle,
has completed an examination OF nearly
IO OO0 miles OF Psc.6c roads. Senator
Frve sid that as a result OF bis trip ne
was convinced that the reads were able 10
nav their debts to the Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
Wet vlrgIpI. R.llroad extension.

Speetal Correspondence Of ne Re0fsteT.
BEVERLY, W. VA, November 13.-The
understanding here now is that the West
Virginia Central railroad will 90 up the
Buckhsnuon river to Buckhsnnon, and
that il may not buiid up the valley for
some time, if at all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
- ana MeAnnn. n.lehed

NEN f0Rg. November IA 6ght
ais hs1a arranged between Jack McAu-
A-e. o.. Brooklyn, and Nike DAILY, Of
aAas'- Me- 10 take place on December
o o'atornaar Boston. Tue articles call for
aiiean ro1ods, with two-ounce gloves, for
fLH0 offered by the Parnell Athletic
Cnh n H.-...
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rha Aver un So Settled.

CHICAGO, November 14.-Iu Court to-
day, Ms Harriet Hubbard Aver, renOunc-
ed all claims to guardianship of her 13 year
old daughter, renOunced claims to alimony
and was divorced from her husband, Her
bert Aver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
Pension. for west vIrgInIAns.

Special Telegram 10 the Register
WASHINGTON, D. @, November IA
Pensions have been Issued to the follow
ing West Virginia applicants: OriRina
invalid, James Kincaid, Of Ravens Rock
Increase, Wm. S. Mcknight, of Raven
Rock; Oscar T. Stewart. OF AstOr; Nose
ROuh, Of New Haven. Reissue and in
crease, Charles Anderson, of Charleston
Original widows, Mary, wife of James Nc
Cune, of Rsuy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
AT the Grand.

Miss Nellie Free, the charming little
actress, and q splendid comedy company,
opened an engagement Of three nights and
matinee at the Grand Opera House. and
the large audience present left highly de-
lighted with the production. Seats for
the remainder of the engagement can be
secured at Weir's Mcclure House Hat
SlOre
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
BROOKLYN And CINCINNATI
Da,pr. The Association and Join
the League.
8ss--IOF THE FIGHT BY ST. LOUIS.
Plrgss ISsIf---I6s Sales and
aaoa System A5oiishei--For.y
Cen. Basis ior Division Of
Rgs--0.hsr Important
Changes

Nr YORK. November 1.-The result
t.s. great base bali 6sht going on h,re is
ma. sooklgn and Cincinnati have with
s-r, rom the Association, Joined the
r--s and ten club league vii, next
war rstt ths Association on one SIDE ard
t5. Bo.be-bood on the other. The great
. sss bsu war in she history Of the
g-s on Tbs next year viii sse some
rr.., scenes. aud changes Of immense in
pr.acs 90 tue lovers Of the sport.
rar ASSOCIATION DEADLOCK.
Thea a.sociaton directors resumed their
rsr fO3l this morning Tnree more
b,..ts were taken Ia = vain attempt to
s.. president. So. Louis, Columbus,
r.r.gIs AID the Athletics voted for
p--rs aad B-o1kl7n, Baltimore, Cncin-
rsrsrI Nlnsas City fjr Krauthof At
or-o..'rrs che session was resumed.
rU0 CLUBS RESIGN.
The hlUarnz for President Of the As
s,..ro1 sas .lltinued with slight inter
r.-n.. refreshments during the
.--f-- pi- of the day. Mr. Won Der
Atsrsumsd f-m. AT four o'clock Mr.
Hr-- o ihe Brooklyns, and Mr. Stern,
c t.- Cnonuatis, announced the resig-
PISTON their clubs from the Association.
Tie delegates Of the Kansas City and
Baltimore clubs re reaiel from the loom
st tae same time. Mr. Won Der Abe re-
uanel master of the situation. hs ac-
csp.sd the resignation of the two clubs,
h1- postponed the election af the Pcesi-
dent OF the Association until 10 morrow
morning. Az $50 the convention sd-
il1rned.
TIRED OF BYRNE.
Mr.. OrNeiu. of Pittshurg, in speaking o
the deadlock, said that the present Presi
deaf and Secretary Mr. Charles A. BJrue
of BROOKLYN, wanted to ruu the Associa
tion. His position gave him TOO niue,
power aud be was not competent to WELD
it Tie was q weak maa. There is I'd
use denying. said Mr O'NeIl, "tha
BROOKLYN and Cincinnati we're anxious
10 enter the League. As the Irish
man sa7s. It is better "a
have q vacant house thar
bad paying tenant IL Brooklyn aud
Cinc.nnau want 10 force out Ne shall not
try to prevent hem Mr o Neil said
further that an talk about there being
combine was arrant nonsense. The opPo
sition was against Mr.. kraiutkoh because
be was known TO represent Mr., Byrne
The Association was simply tired Of hayinl
Brookl7n dominate 10 It's councils.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15

ST. LOUIS, November 14.-Peesiden'
Ellis Wainwright, Of the 81. Louis Brew
ipg Association, in an interview this after
noon emphaticAlly denies the published re-
mort that the properties OF the association
have been sold to and Eiglisn syndicate
and ten per cent. Of the purchase money
Maid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
RRFnRMING LIS EYILS.

The League Abolishes sales sud Ciassihca-
tion system. and Admits the New clubs.
NEW YORK. November 1.-THE League
,sssicn was commenced to-day in revision
of the constitution. Sales Of players was
psctically abolished. Section 35 was
amended TO read: "N) player, without
tbs consent Of the club with which be is in
contract or reservation, can negotiate with
any other club for his services, but If said
consent i. given said player may negotiate
with snv Climb for his services and receive
money confederation therefor which may
be accepted by the releasing club"
DIVISION OF THE RECEIPTS.
In the afternoon the Lesgue took up q
proposition 10 increase the visiting clubs
receipts from 25 10 so per csnt. Clsve-
land. Indianapolis, Pitisburg, and Wash
ington favored the proposition, and the
other clubs opposed &C. The dead lock
lasted several hours. A proposition TO
compromise on 33 per cent was refused
bv the weaker clubs. Finally, at Pitts
burp's suggestion. 80 per cent oompro-
mise WAS HW.IIHNs II Na rNta'AAcAA Wn-
ordered 90 hire SIX umpi,es instead Of i've,
the additional one being due TO the admis-
sion of Cincinnati and Brooklyn. The
classification clauses were then wiped ont
entirely.
A TEN CLUB LEAGUE.
Brooklyn aud Cincinnati, the new clubs,
were then elected 70 membership b. ac-
clamation. President Y0uug wss author
lied 90 designated and fix a distinctive
color FOR each c.nb uniform.
Then the convention proceeded to the
election of C1icers. Nc. Young was re-
elected President f. De H. Robinson, Of
Cleveland. W. A. Nim.ck, OF Piitsburg,
W j Hewitt. of Washington. and Cnss.
Bymes. of B.ookiyn, were elected direc'
toe The sssi1n tomorrow will be held
for tae purpcse of arranging certain parts
OF the constitution 80 as % properly apply
20 the increased membership. A special
committee on Tee address to the public
viii mos. likely submit its report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15

PoTTsvGLLE, PA, November IA
While a number of men we're at work IN
the Md lie Creek shaft to-day, quantity
of coal fell in burying four men ahye' All
will die.
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snlIIvan snubs McOafrrey.

Boston, November 14.-JOhn Z. sulli
van has made mp his mind not to pay any
attention to the challenge and letters
issued by D1minick McCaffrey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15

Rrrrrg CITY, MONTANA, November H.
"A blast prematurely exploded on the
construction branch Of the Northern Pa
&c 6reeu miles esst Of here, yesterday.
Six men were killed and TWO nau 'nei'
ewes blown out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
Washington News.

Representative Randall's heal is much
imnroyed. He will be able TO resume his
duties at the opening of Congress.
Bids for the construction OF two new
cruisers and a monitor will be asked for
So mach
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
Cadet to West Point.

WASHINGTON, November 14.-The fol-
lowing persons have among others been
annointed cadet at West Point: Walker
Irving Bates, of Meadville, TSenty-sixth
Penpsylyan district, with Guy Golden
Painter. of Titusville, alternate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15

The Belmont Glals Wcrks, Bellaire. is
making repairs this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
West Virginian Killed a. W ash nRton.
g.....,,g n. .teo-r., IN fbr Peo,sgcr

west VIE hNtAAth o. " tt7a'
SPECIAL TslegrGrs TO he Register.
WASHINGTON. D. c., November a.
Mr.. Reilly, of Martinsburg is here to take
charge Of the fuueral arrangements of his
brother, Policeman Reilly, who died from
the effects of a blow on the head at the
hands Of roughs. The remains will he
taken to Martinsburg tomorrow for inter
mani
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15

Nt" YORK, November 14-Forty
.loo-aai b.ooi-red Chicago Words Fair
f,''r'' 0tre plsstsred over the city be-
wen m'd 'sbt last night and day light
@''-eioay morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
A TEN CLUB LEAGUE.


NEW YORK, November 14-President
Ward o, The Brotherhood, announces that
the following signed yes.e day with the
Players National League Club cf Chicago;
kIa1. williamson. PfH and Bastiau.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15

LONDON, November IA maj ority o.
the master bakers have conceded the de-
mand Of the men for working day of ten
hours, and it is likely a strike will be
averted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
TIE INDUSTRIAL WORLD.
The Fight in the Ranks of the Window
Glass men-GeneraI Notes.

The Fight In the Ranks of the Window
Glass men-General Notes.
Yesterdays Pitisburg Post stated that:
81 A. Gill, composed OF green bottle
blowers, have renewed their fight with
James Campbell, Of L A. 300, with regard
to the importation Of glass blowers at
Jeanette. The local at it's last meeting
adopted a motion which stated that if
Homer l. McGrsw and Joseph Evans were
to be expelled from the order for the part
they took in the prosecution of the case, l.
A. Gill should also be expelled, ss the local
WAS the first to introduce the question in
the Central Trades Council and urged the
conviction and punishment Of the of
Tenders"
As McGrsw has been expelled, it ia to be
presumed the feeling in L. A. No. Gill will
not be lessened.
Some OF the nailers are leaving Bellaire
TO accept positions elsewhere. Richard
Chew and Clarence Knox have gone to
work at the Laughlin, at Martins Ferry,
George Long to the Riverside, and VIM.
Jordan, Sr., to the La Belle, in this city.
Charles Long is working at the Bsnwood
nail works.
The mild weather the first part OF the
week has caused semporsry slack Of bus
mess at Bells foundry. Tnis has b, en-
taken ad vantage OF TO enat Ia the firm TO
catch up with their orders Additions
are still being male to their working
foIcl and every effort possible will be
made 10 keep pace with their trade.
The Belmont Glals Wcrks, Bellaire. is
making repairs this week.
A very complete account of the proceed
ings OF the X. OF l.. Assembly at Atlanta,
will be found on the first page of this is
sue. The expulsion of Mr.. McGaw and
the record of that gentleman in labor mat
ters will be OF especial interest to glass
workers here and in Bellsire.
Secretary WINDOWS determination to
prosecute Chambers & Mckee, and James
Campbell and William Schlcker, OF the
Window Glass Workers Union, for the
importation of the twenty-five Elglish
glass blowers, will interest all classes Of
wsge-wOrkers.
A gentleman is in the city endeavoriug
to make arrangements to inaugurate a new
industry here in the shape Of u large basket
manufactory. He desires to locate some
where on the South Side, and was about
the city yesterday looking at sites, talking
to wholesalers, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15
CABLE BREvITIEs.

The name Of Archduke John Of Austria
will be omitted from the next official
genealogical.
Turkey has decided TO maintain a per-
manent military force in Crete.
Sixty persons sIe on trial at Wado-
Wodic, Austris, for inducing Galician
peasants to emigTate TO America by false
statements.
Eight persons we're killed and twenty
eight iri ured by an explosion in the Royal
powder factory at Hsnsu Germany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15

A gentleman is in the city endeavoriue
to make arrangements to inaugurate new
industry here in the shape Of a large basket
manufactory. He desires to locate some
where on the South Side, and was about
the city yesterday looking at sites, talking
to wholesalers, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15

STARCH grows sticky-commou powders
have a vulgar glare. P'zz,nl's is the only
Complexion Powder fit for use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-15

The course of the Treasury Department
in regard to the Jeanette glass blowers
will be made public in few days.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
Wir nisI 2sit es erforbsrt. Bis bic q

8ie pisl Seit ss erfOrbsrt, bis bic ses
fammte mobiIiiirts bsuti6s Irmee In sss
p6bnli5sm Wari9tsmpo unb uoridriftss
mdBissr Wari9orbnuns an stnem Buntte
porbsi3isbs, biirfts it9 bur9 foIsenbe Be-
rs6nuns fsffffeIen lafen: Die 5sit 1T
mad Der vMari9tisfs", alio Der 2dnse bes
&aumss, wsI6sn BITE Wari9formation auf
Der StraBe biutereinanber mari9irenber
Sruppsu sinnsbmsu, gu bsre9uen. Sie
Mari9tisfs zines bsutideu Sataiaons 1T
3S7 S9ritt, elmer Snfanteriebrisaoe 2440,
nit Baggage absr 1874 S9ritt, mas 30
Wiuutsn Wsbrseit srsibt. Gin &eitsrs
regiment gu pier S9uabronen braudt s57.
NIT Grain $50 S5ritt, cine 8attsris 4sO
rsip. 544 S9ritt; es baben baber cine Sns
Standardization 1852, cine &auaueries
b~iuiiiou pon 6 Rssimentern 1900, bic Corps
glrtiasris 5000 S9rttt unb Elm Armsetorps
%, $40, absr nit allen Grains uub 8ass
gage 40, 945 S9ritt (4o RiIomstsr). Die
Is bsutiden Nrmeetorps piirbsu alio uns
asfdbr 100 filometsr Beses nOtbis baben.
0a isSo9 mad benz neurn Webrseies bic
fe~lbmaBise Starts Der aruse bsbeutenb ers
bSbt 1T, 10 birfsn nabe an 1000 8ilomster
n6tbis isin. Die Ssit bss 8orbeimari9es
ldB it5 auf 10 Gage unb Nd9te perans
iblagen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
Wraugels Mbncnganerie.

Oils @ranssl ais tommanbirenber 9e:
neral tn Stetttn ifanb, lieB Ct ben borttseu
WaIer Wof gu ii9 tommen unb beaufs
tragic i'm, ibut fir ieinen Spsiieiaal einiss
abnen ieines @ei9le9tes 3u maIen. Der
Waler ertunbists f6, Oh bsr General ni9t
einise tleine Portratts befdBe, bic tbm Bel
Der Iufnubme als 8orbilb bienen t6nntsu.
~ Das 1T nt@t n0tbis," u,sints @rans
gel, MAIDEN sic u einise ae6nli9teit
nit mid unb sieben sic ie pori9riftss
mdBis on. SsriOnIi6 bat ie bod Riemanb
setannt.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
Gin beflagensmertber Gbemann.

Gin Wanu sins einft gum Sps3srsis
waaren:6 dnbIer, I'm, fir feline Satin cine
Suantitdt &sis einautaufen. Sn benz 2as
ben ansetommen, fraste TIN ber commits :
vWteuiel &sis wini4en Sie2"
%, i'd bsnts, mir wsrbsn NIT 3sbn
Pfunb ssnus babsn."
Ser Commits wog ben Reis ab unb Bee
mertte, inbem CT unierem Srsunbs ben
Sad ibsrrsi5te: ySte wsrbsn gut tbun,
Sbrsr Grau gu iassn, buB bieier &sis brsts
nal mebr aufqaiat, ais Der 9nuiianas
&eis."
vSebr wobl," entsssnste 5srr g., pers
Iisb ben 2aben unb bate mad 3psi Winus
ten bsrsits bic erbaItene Wstiuns psrgsHsn.
Oils er feline Wobnuus errsi94 bate, mar
isine Srau serabe auf sinen ausenbIit gu
isinsr Nadbartn biniiberssiprunseu, UNI
fi9 mad allen Neuisteiteu gu ertunbisen.
Oas Ssuer brannts Iuiis i'm Diem unb
elm sismIid GROCER bIs9srnsr Gopf, NORM
id stuas Wafer befanb, ftano barauf.
vNanu," pbiloiopbirte Serr g., i'd
CLAUDE. i6 Mil bod meiuer Srau ssissn,
6aB i'd &sis to9su tann, 70 gut wis is."
5ierauf Offnsts sr ben Cad unb Ieerts
bic asbn Pfunb &eis in ben 8Iedtopf.
Ra1 9srlauf pon nur wsnissn Winutsn
besaun Der Rsis aufbuqusaen uub quoa
ibsr ben Ranb bss Copies binaus.
salt" ba9ts Ssrr g., ba brau9s i'd
wobl nod einen Eopf." gr srsriff iomit
sinsn sroBsn S9opf 16ffsI, UNI cine Suans
titdt Rsis aus benz sinen EOpf in ben ans
beren gu f9Opfen.
Der irbsns Gopf mar isbo9 f9neu sss
fiQt unb Der Geis in benz auf benz Ssusr
ifsbsnben 8ls9topf fubr fort, empor3as
queuen. Germ 3. trat Der Ausifi9wsiB
auf bic Stiru. 8srsits bret G5pfe uno
ben Wai9teGsI bate ct poIseidSpft unb
INNER nod poIte bic &etsfutb ni4t na9s
IaHen. Wit ben Mortsn: vgta, penn
meme Srau bic Sei9eeruns iisbt, bann-"
iant er srmattet auf einen StubI.
Srau 81. bate iuswii5en ibre llntsrbaIs
tuus nit Der Ra6barin beenbet unb tebrte
ms Sais surid. 8sim Ssffusn Der Ris
1sntblr Dor fi9 ibr Elm wabrbaft tldsIi9er
gIubIit bar. Sbr Wann iaB sdn3Ii4 srs
mattel, NIT baIbsei4Io1enen ausen auf etc
mem Stubl, unb Der gauge, frii4e sereis
niste SuBbobsn Der Rii9e, iowis bic Sfen'
platte mar NIT &eis bebsdt.
gs folsts sius grtIdruns isitsns bes ara
men climbers, porauf bsios fi9 baran
ma9tsu, ben &sis In psri9iebsnartisen
9sfdBsn untsrsubriussn. Srau u. Issts
BET bisisr @sIsssnbsit bas fsisrIi9e @sI6b'
niB ab, fe wsrben ni9ts anberes to4en,
BIS Der sanae &sis aufseseien worben Jet.
Der Bsrs@nuns bss unsIidli9en Opfers
ssmdB pirb biss stpa bret Wo9en IN aus
fpri9 nsbmeu, bod sibt &C fi9 Der Soffs
nuns bin, baBI feline before 9dIfts % bless
NAL nit benz geIabniB ni&t 10 gang ssnau
nebuen werbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
Sic armen Trauen!

Gin NIT elmer unsemsin rebsssmanbtsn
6rau bebafteter gbemann bat @ostbss
&usipru9 ssIeisn: vWas tn Der Sussnb
man wdni1t, bat man TIM aIter In 5iue."
unb iaste: vWuB Elm sei9eibtsr Wann
sepeien feiu, bieier @oetbe! als &nabs
wiini9ts i9 mir INNER stnen rs9t sroBsn
Ora9eu, - iest bab' i'd einen! !" - sSms
mer bic aIte @ei9i9te, werben bic 2sisrins
men benten. vIaes B6ie tommt pom uns. a
Oas WitteIaIter mar ssrs1ter. Sa
gait iir SoI9e, bic ifsts ben Srausn bic
SduIb sabsn, Der 8ers:
Scr Ibam u,uB ne Goa balm
Ser ct S4uIb sibt, mas sr eIber
setban."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
ltuglaublid uno bod mabr.

Die frans6iti6sn SIdtter erbdbIen, bab
am 6. I. W. In Qpon in Der Bube zines
Warttsidreters einunbswan;is udbrenb bes
Cages In ben 9orftdbten seitobIene &inber
entbstt worben isicn. Die armsn &leineu
waren i'm Sunern ber gube ~ansebuuben.
Sbr @eit6bne mai pom einem Soriiberse:
benbeu ssb0rt worben, wel9er bic BoIi,ei
bena9ri9tiste. Die Rinber waren BON 2
bis 6 Sable alt; Is tonnten bic Wobuune
ibrer gIteru ansebsn. Die ibrisen wu::
ben mad benz 9oipi5 @bartte sebra4t. Dt'
bsiben &inberrduber, ein sewifer Nrciual
unb feline Srau, marco poufdnbis betrun:
Ten, aIs man fe nod benz 9sfdHsnif
bra9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
Die Gntw n eines nnft6t.
barren SetnDeS

wuroe, nm nit SGmIet gu ipre6su, LANCE ais etpaS llus
m6sIi6es bstrubtst. SeitNsm iebOd NGS omsritauiidt
Bolt uno nit ibm bic Sepobusr Guosrer sdnSsr i9 in ben
StanO seiset isbsu, ben uui6tbareu Jetno Qtaluria nit
SOitettsr's 0tuseubitterS 81 b~etdmpisH, lit Oisie Gutpofs
uuns teiu rufuu mebr, ionNeru cine Isi6ts I~t6slidtsit.
NO @tGlarta ibrs SiiiidwGOeu a%uSipett, nm bic atmois
pbdre 81 psrpeiteu uno no ~psrWrienSe ghauSsureite ood
@aGer nit Wooer ourdiegeu, bort 1T SaS Sdladtielo. aui
pelbem ienCr betmtltiibe 6eiuo betdmpit uuo beiegt pers
ben mus. 2Sie tti aud atute SSedlelfeber uuo gidttiss
tett, SaueniuB uno WilSbeibperoen, oumpiee Sopiihmeri
oocr iblei6enoe 6iebsr id IN bic Contribution %einseniitst
uno oicielbe untergraben baben, uor benz iiegretbcu au9riH
oS VlagcubittcrS mhlien lie bic 9Sdheu itreten. Gerapt
ietner uorbeugenoet Giqeuidaiteu balber lit absr oaS Dit
tiers bduptldbltd iolbeI SeIten 81 %empieblen, bic IN malas
turtrt IS Spspepte, .&bsumatismus, Eisrens uno DttlSs
traHtbeiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
9rei ianae Gbcpaare, bic fdOn mebrer

Srei jange Gbcpaare, bic fdon msbrsrs
Sabre benz &abiport bulbisen, nabmsn
tiirsIi9 4bsnbs am Branbenburser Tbore
tn Berlin BON ibrsn Sreunbsn unb 8srs
wanbten 4bi6isb, nm auf bret b~oppeIfsisen
Drsirdbern our @eItausfeluns mad Yaris
su fabren. Sie bret Sabr3euse waren init
Bdnbsrn, S9Isifsn unb gIumen feitli9 &C.
i9midt. Sie 5erren trusen sraue, matters
bidts Sportan3ise. pdbrsnb bic Damien
tur3s 8Sts aus Iet9tem srauem Stoff unb
bIaue EricottaiQen anseIsst batten. Dte
&opfbebsfuns Der 6erreu iowobl ais au1
Der Oamen beitanb In tleinen Wa1stu1s
missn nit breitem S9iIb unb elmer S1uss
porridtuns fir bas 9enid, dbnli9 pie Bet
ben Ssusrwsbrleutsn. lin 7 l1br ieste t9
bic @eisai9aft untsr Iautem 5urrab Der
Auwsisnben In Bswssuns. Sie &idreiis
pirb sbsnfals per Oreirab unternomusn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
RGerfet Spak uno Grnf.
Sbeurie unb graris.

Sapa brinst einen Srsunb NIT mad
9auie, wo fe BON ben baIsenbsn, f~trsitsns
ben Rinbern nit einem sewaItisen 2drm
besriBt uerben.
vWolt ibr pobI flu isin! ruff Der Yapa
3ornis. vBo 1T bsnn bic Wama?"
vSie f9reibt", i9reien bic Sinbsr sins
itimmis.
vWetBt 9u", iast Der @bsmann ents
f9uIbisenb 81 ieinsm Sreunb, fife bat Elm
Dsrt iber Rtnbererateu n 9 untsr
Der Geber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
y q utex MIlerlet.
100000 Qouisbor.

Ser giiisItburm Fat, wte man wsiB, 5
WiIionsn Srantsn. b. 3. $50 Tauienb
@olOfide BON ie 90 Gr. s~stoifet. Oenti
man itd bieie auf chamber sebduft, 10 ers
aebsn He cine 56be pom etwas mebr als
800 Wstsr. Dieter maiItue 9oIbtburm
wdre iOultt b6ber ais Der eiierne @iifsls
tburm.
Wiu man run wi6en, pieuisl bas gu
bieiem folohalen Bauuerte perbraudte
giisn per Rilosramm gu ftsben fommt 2
Ni9t einmal einsn Srantenl
Die &oifsn bss Tburmss auf 5 Wtaioneu
Srantsn bsrs9nst, unb baS @epi9t befeIs
ben auf 81 Wiaionen Rtlo, wtrb alio Der
Preis bss 8ilo giisns untsr benz Winimals
prsiis uou 90 Sous bleiben minsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
BeraebIihe Wihe.

SarI Wa,ia BON Websr iaste emf 3u ets
mem Sdnssr, Der In isinem rSberon" Bee
iddftist mar: vgs tbut mir Ietb, baB sic
ft9 70 uieIe Wibe sebsn.~
%, sans unb gar ni5t", antuortets bsr
fi9 ssi@mei9eIt seslaubte &infler.
rSa", fists aber 8eber gu, I'D iase
aber ial Warum Sie ii9 ndmli1 bic
Wlbs seben, 70 ptele ROtsn 3u finseu, bic
ni1t tai 8u3e ffeben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
Sic ar1Bte Bale Der 0eIt 1T auf ben

9ie ar6Bte Bale Der @elt 1T auf benz
@sse sur Barrier N~usiteluns serbro6en.
Sic mar Elf SUB bod unb brau9te gu ibrer
Infertisuns mebrere Sabre, ba Elm eisenes
2otal ba3u aufsefibrt werben muBte. Die
8aie mar eth grteusniB Der Strma grouus:
fielbs in 9anlsp England, unb uriprinss
LTD fir bic ausffeIuns int RtpitaupaIait
beitimmt. Der 8erluit, wsldsr unsries.
lid lit, lit uur gum Gbsil burd gsrfi9ss
runa qeostt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
Gut a%ualiibiert.

goIiseiuorfsber: Isle buben fi9 gum
BoIitetbieaer semeIbet, &rabier; baben
sic benn aud einen gesriff BON ben
Pfi9teu, bic sic ibernebmen2 Wenn fe
gum Bsiipisl cine Brisftaide NIT einisen
Eauienb Wart fdnben, mas piirbsu ste
bann tbun9" - aipirant &rabier: r@ar
ni1ts mebr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
IN Som fanben anldsli9 Der Seier Be

Sa H0ll fanben alllaBlt1 BET Gelet bst
fran5Ofi9sn &epoIution bsbsntlide guss
idreitunsen itatt. Die uon Der fsfli9eu
GsranifaItuns in Esrni beimsebrsnbs Wsnse
wsl9e reuoIutionare &ufe ausfieB, purbe
pom @ensbarmen gum ausstnanbersebsn
aufsefOrOert. wsiserte f5 aber, btes su tbun,
uoruuf bic &doeIsfibrer perbaftst purben.
Die Solse bauon mar Elm erbittertes 6anbs
ssmsnse, norm beiberietts etpa 30 Wanu
uerwunbst wurben. S9msr psrpunbet
purbe Elm g%arabinisre, fomis Der Saupts
mann ber CUR llntsritibuns Der goIi3ei bsrs
b~sisebolten Gruppen. Dte Poli3si nabm
40 Gsrbaftuuseu por. Dte rabitaIen Oss
puttrten Santana, Serrari unb Mafi iinb
mad Eerni abaereif.