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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

The follosioR inte res.ing description OF
he wedding o. Miss Cariia Otis and Mr.
c. T. Wagar, bob formerly OF this city
ahera hey hive many friends, is t,ker
from Duluth paper of Sept. l7sh:
Tha marriage of VI So Carrie b. Ola t.
Mr.. Cyrus &. Wsgar. occurred ycster "a,
at noon. and s-as pleasing even, The
ceremony occurred at the reaileace Of tbs
bri lea parents, Mr.. ami MIRA. A. c. OTIS
50S Third street east. The On SIS weTt
but few--the famiy'e intimate ffisnls
Rev DR.. c. : II. Dunn performed thS
ceremony The d5ral decorsti )ns wer,
profus, and pretty. Music WIS furnishes
by Hosre's orchestra, snl the wedding
breakflst by Ihurstor. Mr.. and Mrs
Wagar took their leave before the hseak
fast was ended. amid shower Of rice
They took the afternoon train for A sh0r
Journey south The bride ia the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. OILS, and Is 1
rh&imag Young woman, while Mr. Wagsl
has Won for himself the firm friendship o.
many puluthans. Upon their return from
the journey. they vii reside at lSl Eas
Sect street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
CAPT. SMITH SEATED
As Congressman-eIect for the
Fourth West Va. District.
WILSON'S TIVE" CERTIFICATE
Could Not bc Swallowcd-Thc ITO.
publicnns lave n Quorum for tho
First Time this Scssion-W,
l.. Wilson's Speech.


| WASHINGTON. D. G., Feb. 3.-It Is thu
Hon. Charles B. Smith, NJ. O., now.
At exactly $3.50 tonight he walked
down the aisle OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives from the Republican side,
accompanied by General Grosvener, Of
Ohio, and took the oath OF Office amid
an outburst applause loud and long con.
tinued. Nor can there be any question
raised by the most querulous as to the
legality OF the vote by which this was
accomplished. One hundred and sixty.
six Republicans had been answering TO
their names as roll call follow oil roll cali
and everybody knew that the long fight
was fought and won beyond question.
The debate to-0ay was long and tedious,
Jackson had decided 10 give his share of
the time TO W, l.. Wilson, and the latter
for three.quarters OF an hour INDUCED In
q regular stump speech for the benefit of
the galleries; but let 1t be carefully noted
that Wilson's friends have always pre-.
dicted that he would never defend the
Governors tive" decision, nor Jack.
sons title to the seat, and he did not do
1t to-day. Not one word did he utter on
the contest case. His entire attention
was given to Speaker Reeds rulings.
The contest matter was avoided with ex-
treme care. @
At the close Of Wilson's speech Mr.,
Dalzell moved the previous question on
the resolution. The first roll call dis
closed l6G Republicans present, and
Democratic hopes fell like lead. Never
theless they demanded the yeas and
nays on each succeeding vote, and thus
delayed the final decision for couple OF
hours. But the die was cast. jackson
gathered up his papers and left the hall
and Smith was trying to shake hands
with q dozen people at once. q
Jackson will go to New York on n
visit to his son-in-law before returning
home, but the interests Of the Fourth
district will not be neglected. Captain
Smith will continue the business at the
old stand and the next man that knocks
ut the door OF the House with n "twe"
decision as his certificate had better stay
mt hnmu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
Pensions and Postnnnsters.

Special DisDd!ch 10 TIC Inttlti0encer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 3.-The fol.
lowing West Virginia postmasters were
appointed to-day: J. W. Randolph, vice
j. A. Rollins, resigned, Guy. Jackson
county; Il. G. Miller, vice Lizzie Ken.
nedy, removed, Georgetown, Monon-
gahela county; Joseph Depue, vice S. l..
Showalter, resigned, McKaine,. Writ
county.
Pensions were granted to the following
West Virginians: Original invalid
William Leech, Wheeling; Richard A.
Chandler, Griiiithville. Increase-.George
W. Turner, Huntington Cornelius Ken.
dali, Warrington; Joseph Jabo, Globe;
Joseph Mcdonald. Littleton; William
Losue, Bee; John W. Mercer, Rideu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
VOLUME XXXvIII---NUMBER 40.

TO save her life. "Savo hcr, saye hcr"
he cried piteously, and then rclapsed
into u state Of insensibility. 1t listed a
short time only, however, and he again
called out to tho doctors to leave him and
save her. He subsequently inquired for
his daughter and told the doctor that
sho too must be saved. Finally
1t was concluded that II was best
10 tell him tho truth as the
terrible suspense he was suffering might
retard his own recovery. The President
was with him at the time, and II WINS
from his lips that he learned tho sad
news that his wife and daughter were
dead. Tho blow was n terrible one, hut
no stood II with fortitudc, and soon after
fell into restless sleep. DR.. Wales said
that tho Sccretary's breath was still
saturated with the smoke hc had in.
hailed, but there WIS slow aud steady
Improvement in his general symptoms.
The President and Mr.. llalford remained
until late In the afternoon. The presi-
dent suggested that tho Secretary be
removed 70 the White House, but the
physicians advised against any disturb.
ance for IS hours. They thought lie
would be strong enough for removal by
hat time. The President also suggest, 4
that thu bodies OF Mrs. Tracy and Miss
Tracy be taken to the White House, and
That the funeral take place from there.
SECRETARY DLAINE's CoNDoLEScE.
MIR. James G. Blaine, Jr., also called at
The house several times. He bore mel-
,agcs OF coincidence from Secretary
Blaine. The latter is bearing up wei.
inder his great atlliction, and went out
or a walk during the afternoon with his
ION Emmons.
The President remained with Secrc.
ary Tracy until 9 o'clock, when be went
Q tho White House. The bodies OF Miss
Tracy and the servant (since identified
IS the French nurse, Josephine Morell,)
we're this afternoon removed temporarily
o the residence OF Attorney Generl
Miller. Oh Massachusetts, avenue, where
he body Of Mrs. Tracy was taken this
norninp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
WILSON'S ANTITRUST BILL
Hammered by the House mud Scnt Back


Hammered by the House aud Sent Back to
the Committce-School book Bill.
Special Di'pd'ch TO he Inteaigenecr.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.-Governor Will
sons antitrust bill had the life hammer
ed out OF it to-day, and was sent back 10
the committee by a vote Of thirty.fve to
fourteen. 1t could as we'll have been
beaten then and there. Mr.. Sprigp
fought hard for it, but it was 30 20
dangerous measure that the House
would not swallow it. Coal operators
along the Chesapeake & Ohio road were
present and begged members not to pass
a bill that would place them at the
mercy of Pennsylvania operators and
ruin their business. Governor Wilson
labored hard to get the bill through. q.
Altizer's measure, House Bill No. Q, TO
repeal the present school book system,
was ordered to its third reading and en-.
grossment. Its chance to pass seems fair,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
KILLED BY THE CARS.
4 Chesapeake & Ohio WatoIiman Goes to
S!cep on tho TrncL.

4 Chesapeake & Ohio WatcIimnn Goes to
Sleep on the Trnct.
Special Dispdtch 10 The Inicuigencer. .-t
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Feb. 81. NJ.
Craigs, the night watchman for the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, was killed
to-day at the east end OF Fudge's creek
trestle. Squire A. D. Neal, OF Milton.
came down and held an inquest, and
from the best information it is learned he
was killed by R. Fl. Goodwin's construc.
ton train, going east about o'clock.
He must have sat down on the end OF a
cross tie after the fist train had passed,
waiting for Clate McDonie, the day
watchman, to come, and dropped asleep.
The jury rendered verdict OF killed by
q passing train. e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
a Black Ego for the NIormons.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 3.-The Su-
preme Court Of the United States to-day
rendered an opinion affirming the con-
stitutionality OF the Edmunds-Tucker
Idaho test oath, intending to prevent
Mormons from voting. The case came
up on an application Tor writ ef habeas
corpus, made by Samuel D. Davis, who
is in jail, in Idaho, having been SEN
fenced for unlawfully taking the pre-
scribed test oath when he was member
OF the Mormon church,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
4 Notnble Installation.

NEW YORK, Feb. SIT is seldom the
Metropolitan Opera House is called
upon to entertain such grace aud beauty
as it did to-day. The occasion was the
installation ceremonies OF Hon. Seth
Lowe as Presidentof Columbia College.
The ceremonies were opened with
prayer by Chaplain Duilie. This was
followed by the address on behalf the
Board OF Trustees by Rev. Morgan Dix.
Hon. Hamilton Fish amid a tunult OF
cheering and handkerchief waving for.
mally installed President Low into Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
TILE NIGHT SESSION

or the Investigating Committeo-Gcncr
Con Takes the Witness Stand.
Special Dipoteh 10 he Intellignar.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 3.-When
the committee met in night session Mr..
James Brown, representing Harr, and
one OF Judge Fleming's counsel, said he
had expected to have present Mr.. John
B. White, bnt he learned that he was
sick and unable 10 be present. The
witness, Mr.. Brown said, had been
waiting to be called in the afternoon and
could In all probability be before the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
EsTA BLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

these tactics which tho members may be
unable to quell. Reiniorcements are
still arriving 10 bolster up what seems
10 be another "lost cause" but the new
recruits are not meeting with much en-.
couragement.
More bribery rumors are ahoat to.
night, and possibly the Joint Assembly
may DO shelled with some more "bombs''
Tomorrow. Republicans are well salts.
lied with the developments Of the in.
vestigation, glad 1t came about and are
calmly awaiting the morrow. c.p.II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
NIIcroscopists' Convention.

BUFFALO, Feb. 3.-Dr. George L. Fell,
President OF the American Society Of
Microscopis,s, announces that the E1-
eculive Committee Of that society has
selected Louisville, KY, as the next
place for the annual convention, and
August 10 as the date.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
DR.. Talmngs Arrives.

NEw YoRE, Feb. a. The Cunard
steamer Aurania arrived from Liver.
pool to-day, having on board Rev. Dr..
Talmage and daughter. DR.. Talmage left
here on October 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
, Always Count on Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-The- Chicago Pres,
bytery, this morning, voted almost unan-
lmously in favor OF the revision Of the
confession OF faith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
Death Com cs to Him,

ClNcISyATl, O., Feb. 3.-Wm. O.
Shank, Wlo attempted suicide at the St,
James hoicl Inst week died to-day at the
City Hos ,ital. Financial embarrass.
ment and detection caused by the pre.
vailing ep. enic are the cause OF his act.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04

LISBON, Feb. S.-Forty dismissed and
destitute English clerks have applied to
the British Consul hero for passage to
their homes. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-04
In Favor OF Revision.

New YORK, Feb. 3.-The vote on,the
revision OF the creed in the Presbytery
to-day resulted insiavor OF revision, 93
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
" assteS u llseIes.
Gin GhIauQeumalO.

0as S.dbtten goIbib In Sa9isn srfrsut
fid elmer gang b~sionbsru, absr iebr a~uetfeI'
baften gure5mIidtsit, ba es tn ieiaer
uamitteIbaren Hdbe einen Wnlo bat, Der
ben bisbsrsn 8irssrn in sspifsr Be3isbuns
bas Bib elmer tropiI1sn 2anbi9aft DOR
bic Seele saubern tauu. Wan panSsIt
ni1t uuter pGimsn TN GoIbiser UdIb1sn,
nbsr ui9t unseftruft untsr ieinen &isferu
uab 6ibten, In beren S1attsn Qegioner,
siitiser S9lansen ibr Weien trsiben, rpts
fe Der stftiee Boben Subiers sabIrsi1sr
nidt er;euseu tam. Gin sinsiser Sttsrn>
fdnser, eth In golbts ~wokuenbsr Babns
udrter, bat aaetn tn ben Iestsn Wc9eu tn
btelsm WaIbe 48 &reu3ottern Iebsnbis sez
funsen, BON bener er So sessn BITE pom Der
Imtsbauptmanui9aft aussefeste 8rdmte
BON elmer Rart pro Stit an bic Sta5ts
beb6rbe etuseIiefert, ~ ~beionbers id6ns
@remplare aber benz Dresbener 3oolosti9en
@artsn ps,tauft 5at. Der Babnwdrtsr
behauptet. eiuen bstrddtIi9 rei9sren Sang
e~rSielen 5u t~6nnen, psnr, er nur auf stntse
8odeu, pom istnsn 4mtspfitten fret, In.
BaIbe beruuffreifen birfte. Der frtebs
lt9e Burger BON goIbis bItst it1 ian ibris
gen wobL, inn ietn WiIbpret su uerideus
den; Spa5iersdnser Rnb i'm Balbe nt@t
anSutrsffsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
Eas Grab sabpt anid,eineuS psrs
oebIi61

rad sspiNer eIercer SnpaItosr. wsI5. matt uuo Iapat
Ga5iuiAIeiasu. obpOBI IS INNER 10 su5febt. OILS ob II
SsHra5it itsrbeu parasn. mas ius.Nsu uiat seiai,bt. Si,
p'rsVotr'r, Sbrauvtsso SniamT,u uuO ibptrosu enSlta
SaRiH' osHs 0s re I'u'ds cine tsiss @siuuSbeit S~sissn
uHo oGi ptpNias arattosvaStiein 'snH.n ssIsyrt battsz.
pe!b.5 has Seiis Der GriltuJ lit, an peIae Re lid nit 10
Notwithstanding 3datsiei. ~artIaHHtgr. ste priua,u
~beitaosis, an tbTsn SSrpsru sit etr,m ~per,s!oi,r 6.tlutits
tel Stdr'uussTt.tsI ODER -sssuspetsr" -bsruusuhit.u~
uus 81 -T;partTsr"' I'M Gle S'Sauurs uuO bic G~batisteit
Der sebsv gu %iSrosyT. @trH ltas ~misIettete 2eute ibrs
SuNuat gu S%Oistt.r's Ysussugitters reSu.n unO BEL
O~snittbsu t,bausr UirSsu. mia, Is gut UNI f, It.b,r.
Disiss oorsasIt5s StdrtaHssmittt ,y,sust BIZ. srilt,. Be-
rem bic SapadsH bsoarI.u. iuosw bic gsrSauuna trifs
tist uuO bic aiiiniItrurs tOgpsrt. y Silft ssssn R.rpOe :
tdt. SataNoNs;stt. yeuIaria. Tisrs, stiap,rSen. Gal
~Itrlei6su. 9sritopiuus, Rs,uTatisEu uro R,uralata.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
Sic boninSiide Sulipomanie errsi5t

Die golaH0tl1e SnltponIalte erret9te
bstauntIid In ben Sabrsn 1884 Bic 1887
ibren b55iten @rab. DamaIs toiteten 400
GB - bic 3mtsbeln uurbsn mad benz @ss
pidte psrfauft pom Der Sorts ,Nbmts
raj 9tsftsn" 44O0 @uiben, 200 as pon
.Sempsr Gusuifus" gar $500 @uIbeu.
Sn Rtf's Sdrtft ibsr bic ,8sri9md5te
giteItett" 1T bereduet, baB man TIM sSakre
1886 fur ben bamaIissn YretS elmer mitts
Ieren GulpeujptebeI i'm Wertbs pom 5000
9uIben - unb bisis gsreGnuns uirft auf
ben @slbwsrtb SamaIiser iSsit Elm 9arats
telifii6es 2idt ntdt weriser ais pier
9aft NOssen, swei 9af Beissu, uisr fstts
O6isu, a5t ftarte S3weine, SwSIf fstts
SdaFe, 5psi Conner Butter, tauienb
9funb Rdie, spet Orbofte Sransueiu, bier
Eouueu bes ssitsn Bieres, eth gstt nit
auem 3ubebSr, Elm gutss 8aar &leiber unb
ein id0nss ftlbernes Erintseidirr f1d babe
auidaffsn t6unsu. au5 S9upp sr;dbIt
in fetuen S9tifter, bag ,u isiner i3eit tn
Gniterbam elm S9ifer Bet einsm 8aufs
mann, Der i5m gum Su,bis eineu 5ertng
nebft Brob unb Bier babe porisssn lafsn,
cine turs po,bsr I'M 1900 bouinbiiae Gull
ben ~setoufte Gulpeusuisbel, bic er ar, Tens
Ter ltsseub fanb, in Der Msinuns, baB ss
cine semetns 3wiebeI iei. ssi9dIt unb gum
6srtns sessfsT bdtte, uno 10 benz Rauf.
mann msbr psr3ehrt babe, raIs ueun er
ben Ystnjer por SraRien iaumt @efoIse
gu @alts ssbObt batte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21

Surd bic gunse 8elt bri6t fd Or.
Bulls Suitsu Sprup Babu unb NO sr fI5
siubirsert, wirb bic SabI Der S1pinb:
fidtisen rsrtIt9 tleinsr. gr 1T pabrli5
Der Rsni4bett gum Seser ssuorbsn; er
tcitet .ur % gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
Ser Isktf Mins-

rSie uebmen aIio u,orssu n,sinen Iesten
Btaen auf, Ser Pfarrer2" - r0as2
Sbren Wiaeu, 6err gbrmann, iou i'd Sic
oenn morssn ui1t trausn 2" - rgben teBs
pssen! Da Dab i'd nod ainmal meinen
Wiuen, aber es 1T gum lssten WaIe, BON
Sa ab gilt Der NEITHER frau"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
Uo Der &artuftljalat milo uG6f.

TtduIein D. I. aus Berlin reilt suu1
Seiu6s BEL ibrsm SRtsl. einem Sitter.
sGtsbeiser in bsr Srosin5. gei siuem
Spa3tersanse ber1ertt tie Rttte: ,Sisb
bod, SnteI, uts berritd Der SaIat bort
u sfiebt!" vI6sr, &inb.@ srpibert Der
Sutel, has lit bod tsin SaIat, tas ftnb
R%artOfeIr." r9tur ia", fiQt raid bic
NiSte Elm, lid msinte ia aud aars
toffeIiaIat!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
WnaefHhrf.

9utsbsFser: Isle babsn mid fdSu
ansefibrt NIT benz S9immsl, ben t5 reus
LTD BON Sbnen setauft babe; i1on mad
a6t Easen tit CT trepirt." = Bferbsbdnbs
Isr: ,Rertuirbis, bas bat er BET mir
nie 9etban."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
&ophus.

Tdbrer: rSsbsn sic, bort 1T Dor fdni
Sabren eth Sdser uon Der SsIspanb ses
itar3t. gr bat f5 ben Ropf aussidIas
gen, uub man Fat sIaubt, er fam oapon,
aber mad bret Saseu TIT Der 9ranb basa
'tcmmeu unb s'ftorb'n lit er! = SrauIein
8tIma: vOas 1T ia idrefIidl Sdtts
man ben @rmen nt9t bur9 cine amputa.
tion nod rettsn ~t6nuen2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21

Gin prubntes glittcl III Oxidation Del,
es turirt aue GuBerIi5sT S9mer3sn, pis:
.2abmbstt, Steiissit, &reususb, @ltsbsrs
rsiBeu, Bunbeu uno S1wsIungen. Sers
iute ss siuHaI, es foit.t nur 25 Gents bic
6lalhe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21

ltebtr bic Ginwanoerung i'm sesenudrs
tisen Sabre tbsiIt bus ftatifti9e gmt Sol
ssubes nit:
Der NationaIitdt 1ufolse usrtbsiIt ii9
bieis @eiammtsg tnw r. In ben bsibsu
Sabren wie foIst:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21

Bel Der Bollssdbluna. s@ie sros 1T
Sbre 6amilie? {" = vWsine 6rau, i'd uub
tinf Rinber, uiadt fieben, uub neiue
S9wiegermutter - ma9t uisrsebnl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
glm QbsuS bss IA. December ssssn 9

llbr fog Der guIpsriduppsn Der 8pblens
CRUDE G6booS BET Ssrifal tn BITE euft. Die
Srimmsr bsS in SisssIfeiHen autsefibrtsn
@ebdubss wurben lbsr 800 Tus melt se'
idIsubsrt unb bic @ridattsrans par sins
10 sewaItiss, bag on uaen @sbauSsn IN
meter lluissbuus bic Ssuifer ;eripranSen.
9ei gintritt bss llnFausS bsfanb f@ IN
S6uppsn elm aufisber, wel4er ben gebarl
an YuIuer fur bic Na9tidt4t eutuebmsr
ioIte. Son benz lluslddli4en purben nut
untsnntIids aSrpsrreits, iowis eth IeSerns'
9sibsIrtsI a~ufssfnnSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
Nus Der aaierne.

TeloUebet: rMsnit, sic brlfsu ia
Elm @sf9t BIN, ME bsr felise Columbus,
aIs ct isiu beribrtes 81 Isste!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
Gin W(itteI.

Ndb9en gum Gr5t): sd babe 70
eth YriGsIn UNI Bremen I'M @si1t, GER
Doctor - mas fol- tt ba maden2"-
Doctor: rSaSen Ste inn, baB CT f@
better ~rafirt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
I'm Is. December ffarb sile, Der Isstsn

Rittsr uon ct. S.!sna, wsI&a S-bsn gas
poIeou III. 1852 fur BITE GbeIuaa,e an
ben Rrtsssn RapoIeons bes Grfen sri9.
tsts. Der isst perftorbsue Sitter : &,
bisB Bourgeois par 80 Sabre alt 10
bis Dor swst Sabrsn SIrsermeiiisr tn Surg
Is Chateau (@6ts bon, ietnsm 8s
b~urtsorte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
RGerfei Spak uno ErEa.
Nus Der Stubentegfneiue.

&eursrin: ySasen sic mir, Ssrr
granoiu9s, mas tubir'n Senn sic eisents
LID fur a Sa92~
granbfuds: vgber bas iisbit Du ia,
i'd itubisre 95sn1ie. inbcnt i'd uiein sansss
Silbsr in gisr auF6le."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
HefaHGtion.

SOnntassidser (Oer siuen 6aisn fsbite)
vSn 9ottss Ramen lauf gu! SD tam Did
nt9t suinsen, DIG tobt i6isssn 81 Iaenl'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
Muh rinf Grennr

Aud cine Jrenoe. = 5risdsu, beut lit
Sein @eburtstas - u Jag %etuuaI, uos
NIT Tam i'd Dir cine rsGte Trsuos u,as
9sn2" rHapa, Eub' mi9's S9ul5aus
ansdnoenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
BON elmer aemi!bIi9en unsariidsn Bit:

i~teIsrin ptrb sradblt: Der Totber 2anb.
mann Sobarn Giert NOR NIT ieinsm Same;
rabsu Sobann Wolnar in Strsit eeratbeu
uub bate bieism tn aasr @smitb.i4eett
ben S4absI stuseidIassn, wofir sr pom
@sridte tu elmer Rsrterfirafe psrurt5eiIt
warbeu mar. Seine aIte Wutter eri1ien
be; Der Isstsu GubienB in Der Diner 8I,a,
I'm fur ibren Sobu bic @nabe bes Raiiers
~ erfeber. Der Ratier 55rte oie NIte
wcbIwoaenb an, uno OILS sr ibrsn Worten
snnasm, baB fe aus Gotb isi, fraste er:
rgSie sebt's bsnu u,etrsn sutsn Natbarn.
ben Sotbern2" = Den Sotbsrn, i9 tlf'
BITE 5dnoe," srpibsris frau Giert nit ses
I5fsr 3uEse, rsiuse es ia ni@t i&Isdt.
abr bas san8e Dorf trauert I'm meinen
So5anu. ben aae i9rsdIi9 gem baben.
gStun aber On. Waisidt 10 gut f1nb unb
ibr frsiIafen, bab' i'd bret Rafff9weine,
bts ibresslsi9en nt9t babsn TN sanseu
Ocrfe, bic Iaf' i'd ifs1en unb Iabe bas
game 0orf gum Sautanse, aud gp. Ora.
isfit iamu,t GamiIis - unb gar au9 ben
Suitit greeIersbsrrn Der Raiier Id:
@elte usrsnlst bu Der i5m in gusfi3t &C.
ifsaten ginIabups unb er3dblte benz Suiiss
mliriffsr iofort ben SAD, inbem er binsus
fists: raIio, Iisber Ssilaspi, auf 8te.
beriebsn beim Got9sr Sautante!"
Gin urfeblbares Mittel sssen SnFusnsa
pa. elm Banter tn BrifsI sntbsft. Das
Cam 10: ST betrat zines Woraens ieiu
Nrbsits thinner; OILS pier ietnsr iungsn
9eute fi6 bel ibm poritsQtsn nit Der aIet4s
lautenbsn grtIdruus: SD babe leiber
Sis Sufuen3a In benz @raos, SaB es mir
unm6sIid III u. (. ~" Der gbsf: Isle
polsn alio l,rlaub. sic wpIsn sesen -
bas ssbt nidt." = vstbsr Sis psroeu bod
us,itsbsr MID. arbsitsn tSnnsn - aus
itsGsnb - sinsn Gag 81 Sauis 3ur Ssiluus
= u. /. ID" ,@rlaubsn STE MIR, chen
barum ssbt ss uitt. Sd taan unm6sli@
ssfiattsu, baB sic Jest, trant, ME Sis
~offsnbar TN b69feu @rabs iinb, binauss
ssbeu unb mir nod anbsrs 9eute aniietsn.
Rein, netn. i'd babe fdIisBIi1 BITE Yers
autwOrtuna: Sic bIsibsn bier!~ r4bsr,
SER. 49," g SD werbs Sic i4on p5Qia
HsIirsn, sswiB -. sic bIeibsn bier TN
s-sau, mir psrbsn tii@tis beissn IaTen
FIR aussuefene Rrantsntof pirb
untne s.au iOrsen. =. Sic tOunsn, 70 gut
70 Ss9tI srbeitsn .uub Sbrs Spuesen
psros .g lssq entlaiisn N. bamit fe mir in
osr 0on Sgatt' srsifhteu Cuff ni5t aud
nO4 aHSsl1eat hs.ben .~-D Der @bei
onl@Tanu saV " ssdahua9 isiusn Dors
isaO$ mad benz ssfinbs. Dc. g%atisntsn.
sic battsn ben sanSen Sasim :,,sr, Az,
bsi,teu 8immsr seurbsitst -tatt;" "rss.
rem, bte bsurlaubt wareu -unS NV"
+ aue uier ssbstlt. IS bsfiebt sssrS'. -,
: Sofuuns, baB tsiusr pom linen nod e.
nal bic Sufusnsa bstommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21

Dubuque Surembarasr sserein.
(@esriuoet 1881
gerfummIuu9sIocdI: SEEDS 6aue.
.Seit Der regslm6Biseu 8eriammLunsen balb
aht ubr Abenos am erften Gonuerftae in
iebem 3ueiteu Wonat mad Dem Saruar.
RS. @ontter, BrdIioert.