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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
(9lus benz v@bur6 4ro9reB".)
Srcte S6uIbI6er.

sd forbsre irssnb einsn Wunn auf
mir einen fti9baltisen @runb segen treie
S9uIbi1er anSufibreu." Dteles iinb
@orts, welde bic Detroit 6rse greb"
aus elmer unterrebuns nit eineu 8sfirs
wortsr FREEZER Esrtbh9er in ben DffentIiden
SduIeu citirt.
Der Bsfirporter frsisr Esr:bi5er bat
f9 bic Su9e Iet9t semadt. IS bauOsIt
f9 bier umsetebrt barum einen fti6baltis
gen 9runb 3u 9unften FREEZER S9uIbi9er,
ni9t absr ssssn iOI6e, ssItenb gu
MAIDEN.
@as fir sin &e9t bat Der Staat freie
Cert: Binder ben S9ultinbsrn gu Iisfsrn?
5at nidt bsr Staat ssrabe 70 gut elm @e9t
ben S1ultinbern freie 6Isiber unb freie
WabISeiten 81 ~Itefsru, unb auf TeIde
Weiie tann Der 1nteri9teb swiiden benz
&s1t bes Qiefsrns frsier Bidder uub benz
Rs9t bes Qiefsrns freisr WabIssiten feits
seitsut usrbsn? @snn bic Rinbsr ssiitise
Nabruns u~nsntssItIi9 erbalten ioIen,
warum iolsn bisielben benu ni5t aud In
slei9sr Weiie t6rperIt9e Rabrung, obne
Bs3abIuns bafir 81 ~leiiteu, betommen?
8eun bic gefirworter frsisr Ssrts
Binder ni4t sensist iinb, bas s~siaunmte
grosramm bes So3iaIismus, usI9es aaes
tn bic 9dnbs bss Stautss Iest, au,uusbs
den, 10 berubt beren Inii9t be3islid frsier
EsrtsSi9er, f~etnsspess auf irssnbwsIder
u%srninftisen @runblase. Sreie Bidder in
bic 6ffentli9en S9ulen einBufibren, lit Elm
S@ritt sur SeruirtIi9uns bss SostaIiss
mus unb barum cine psrberblt1e WaBs
resel. @tuas bsrartises 1T nidt amsris
tanii9, 1T ni9t I'm gintIans nit benz
9eiit ~unierer SnititutiOnsn, weI5s barauf
beruben, baB eth Sober fur ii5 iprsen iol
unb Tam. Der SotiaIismus bsbeutet
PaternaIismus isitsns Der &ssisrurs unb
uuisr ameriianti4ss Spiten 1T euti9iebsn
bassssn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
Sicrter oeuti6 amerifanii6et
&atboItfentaa.

SIN 2ocaIe bes ct. CHARLES 2iterarii6en
8ereins tn gittsburs fano am IL. Wdr,
etne grtraueriammlun6 bes beuti5en pries
iteruereius itatt, bic trob bes l1mftanbss,
baB fte u swei Gage pOrber eiuberufen
worben mar, fi5 zines isbr sabIreiaen Se.
iu9es erfreute. Den 8oriis fibrte Der
bo9p. 8ater s.. 965sI, Der bo5p. Batter
Slider funsirte ais Setretdr. 4uf Der
Easesorbuuns itanb bic Jrase, OBJ ber
nd9ite beuti6e &utboIitsntas In Ytttsburs
absebuItsn werbsn fou. Der geriamm:
lung pobute Der bo5p. 9ater o. Borne
mann, &ommtfdr fir bic rd5ite &atbo.
Iiteus8 sriammIuus BET. Die au~psisnesn
9eitfli3en 6erren bsautporteten bic Srase
in beiabenbsm Gimme unb besbalb wurbs
Der enbsiItise 9si9luB sefaBt, bic 9ers
iammIuns in 9ittsburs abtubaIten. als
Sauptsg ouiite wurbsn bic bodp. Ssrren
$. @6beI, 9rdioent, ". Slider, Setrstdr
unb s. .. 9uffaer, Sdasmeiitsr, err
nunut. Die Gage, an bsnen bic 8atbos
ltten.8 eriummlung absebalten weroer fol-,
werb'n erit ipdter feitseisSt. 0isislbe
wtrb iebenfaus in Der Susiten 9dIfte bes
Nonats Septsmbsr itattinben. Die usrs
i9tebenen Cub @omitss ueroen ebsnfaus
i'm 2aufe Der 3eit srnunnt psrbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

ten, fteben bic 2utberaner NIT Is tbeol. 9sbrs
anffaIten, an benen So Brofshoren anssz
felt finb, unb tn benen ft1 943 Stubsntsn
b%efinbsn. Die Wetbobiiten (bii6Sfi9srl
baben IA Seminare, 66 Brofsforsn unh
1888 S9iIer. Die 9resbpteriansr babeu
aad IA, nit 81 9ebrern unb 366 Stuz
oenten. Dte @%piscopoIen foIsen bann NIT
IL Seminaren, 70 Profsforen uuS 313
SdIlsrn. Die &sfo,mirtsn baben 5 tbeoI.
S1uIsn, baran iinb Is 2ebrer tbdtis, unb
bic 3abl Der 3bsIinse 1T 1862. Damn
folst nod etne LANCE 9ife tIsiuerer Oenos
minationen nit 8, 2 uub ie l anifalten.
Dab bic 2utbsransr inter ben p%rotsitantsn
BET btsieu 3ablsn ben sweiten Stang eins
nsbmsn, birfte man9sn nsu fem. Sb IS
ni9t better wdre, bic 8abl 81 usrrinsern
unb bann bic Seminare fonft sa uerifdrtsn,
III cine Srase, bic Bel bisisr Statiifit aufs
tau9t, aber bier ni9t bsautportst werbeS
iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
Farmers 2(aians In &anjas.

Ser bo5u'ife Serr Bif1pf Sint pon
2eapsnuortb bat ieiner 9srbot Der Ebei[>
nabme pon &aiboliten an Der Farmers
aaians suritsssosen, neil is bic aniiSBi,
gen Statuten aus ibrer Contribution, pel9e
fh4 auf einen EapIan unb Elm eigenes Rt
tuale biefer auianS bs3ossn. bsieitist bat.
Oieie Iersinisuns bat tnnerbaIb feds Wos
naten i'm Staate &anias cine iebr sroBs
Wa6t erlanst. Sn elmer Bstition an ben
GonsrsB ma6t Der Srdibent Der 9ersini.
suns aufnsttiam, buB Elm ~sin5igss Nbpo;
taten : @ei5dft in Eopeta sinsn Gontratt
fur Spansspeiieu 8srtadf pon 1900 Sar.
men pesen SppotbstarsS 9uIbsn ibsrnpms
men babe, mas ebsniO uiels Samilisn ibrer
9eimidtten beraubsn beige. Das Bolt
iei fsit iberaeust, baB bisis Rotb bss Gar.
m%sritanbss bur9 i9Iedts @sists psri9uIs
BET Jet. ba Der GonsreB fi9 nod ntsmuls
babe bic 9stbsieruns Der Gage Der 5armsr
ernifli4 anselssen iein lufsn, obwobI IS
ausemein betannt 1T, baB Der Tarmer fir
feline Probu.ts ni5t sinmaI 70 pieI erbdIt,
als bic ProbuttioustOitsn bstrassa uub
beBbalb INNER msbr perarmsn mug. Jim
S9IuBs Der B~stition bsibt ss: vOie Roth
bes Bottles iareit Iaut UNI QbbiIfe. gs
sluubt, buB uisIs i'm gonsrefs beratbene
Wfabreseln LANCE ni9t 10 ~brinssnb inb,
wie WaBressIn, benz 8OIss feline Ssim:
itdtten, bon pel4eu bic 0ObIfabrt Der
5amilisn abbdnst, gu erbaItsn. IS slaubt,
baB aud bic wsiBen unb ni9t ALIEN bic
farbisen 8irser &s9te bsfissn. IS slaubt,
bab iene wsiBsu unb farbissn Screen, bic
in Der Sersansenbeit fir bic Sntssretdt
u~nisrer S%rititutionen sstdmpft babsn, 70
pis bsrsn anssb6rise wObI einen ausens
bid fi4 setuIosn t6nnen, bis bic Rs9ts
Der iest Isbsnbsn, fir bic gsuabruns ibrer
9simitdtten tdmpfeubsn 9sIben pom isnsn
Wdnnern, weI6e fie gu ibren gsrtrstern i'm
@onsreHe srpdbIt baben, bsritH6tist
worbsn iinb. Dsnn bintsr bisism gsseb:
rem iteben i'm Staate Ranias ALIEN 100, 600
Wdbler unb 1T bic 3eit nabe, baB bic De
iesSsber bisiem 8srIanssn ibrsr @dbler
psreen @sb6r i4sneen mdfsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
Cine mi6ti8e ober9eri6tli6e
Gntidtci0una.

Oas Staatsoberseri9t uon Disconin
bat ioebsn cine wi4tise gnti9sibuns ers
lafen.
ga goserton batten bic 2ebrer BITE @ss
uobnbeit, isben Gag Nbi9nitte aus Der
proteftantii9en BtbeIiberiesuns tn ben
OffsntIideH S9uIen porsuIsisu. &atboIis
i1e Samilienpdter wouten tire Rtnber on
bieisn 8orlsiunsen nidt Gbeil nebmen Iais
fen. Die 8inbsr uurbsn tn Solse bei1en
entfsrrt, unb bas S9uIbirettortum Dor
benz alsis 5eri9t pom Rof gountp ,ur
Ssrantoo.tIrs seSosen. aber has RteiS.
ss,,4t enTiRieb su @unffen res Stuls
ratbs. Gem BON bemielbsn ssabttH 3ulns
miBtsn ii4 bic 56sIinse uuterusrtsn.
8etB uuo 9snofsn %appsutrtsn MIN an ods
Staatsoberseri9t unb fibrtsn aus, b0B rte
gnti9sibuns Der untersn Snitan3 einsn
9spifsnsswans einidlisBe. Oieie r Iufs
fafuns bat nun bas Sbsrseri5t bss Staas
tss Wtsconitn beisspHi9tet unb bas 9sisn
Der BibeI (~sinerIsi wsI9er). in ben 6ffsnts
liden SduIen fir usrfuI unssuibris err
tIirt.
Der game Strett purbe benz Sberge,
ri4te gu Wabiion auf bieie stufa1e Srass
suriidssfibrt: 1T bas 2sien Der sansen
SibeI als reIisi0ie llnterwsiiuns (sectarian
Instruction. an1uisbn?
Disis Srass bot bas Sberseridt nun
beiabt; benin peti9ieSene @laubensidSe ME
Der pon Der 9ottbsit gbriiii unb Der pon
Der B~sitrafuns Der 86isn nod benz Tobe,
pirben bort ausbridIid seIsbtt, absr Don
ueridiebenen Settsn ni9t ansenommen.
Dieie SteIlen uirtten aud obue binsuss:
fisten @ommsntar. Wer bic Bibel aIs
@antss gun, 9siebu9 in ben Sffsntli9en
S9ulsn erbsbs, fibre in bisisIbsn alio
offsnbar rslist0is llntsrpsiiung Elm. Sers
ner ist cine GotaIitdt, In Der bic SibeI ses
Isien perbe, ais Elm glaS Der @ottespers
ebruns ansuieben. CUR grri9tuns urb
Aufre9tsrbaItuns pom OFTEN Der @cttess
usrebruns aber t6nnteu BITE Stsusr3abler
ni4t sssen ibrsu @iasn se3wunsen wers
ben.
Die gntidsibuns bss Obsrseri1ts pom
Bisconfu mar e%inifimmis.
8us iou man i'm @nssii5ts bisier gnts
i4eibuns pon ben PIdnen Oerienisen fas
gen, weI9e bic ameritanii9sn Staatsi9us
len 5riftianifiren molten? WsI9s F9
uieIei@t gar einbiIbsn. bur9 elm Bis9sn
S9Oatbueret bisie 9lnfaIten tatboIii9 mas
den gu tOnnen? IS lit sdn,Iid unfinnise
Grdumerei! Osnn has Sberseri1t pon
@isconfn bat einfa9 nur ausssiprodsn,
mas allen Staats: . berseribtsn Der Union
uno benz Oberbunbssgeridte islbsr i'm
Gimme Iisst. 8er I'M ioIa' weienIoIsr
G,dumereien piaen bas bO5it psisnbafte
uuo uni9dsbare Gut bsr llnterridtsfrei.
belt p~reisstbt ober aud u in 9sfabr
brinst, label cine fur9tbare gsruntuOr:
tuns auf ii9. (am.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
5beolo8ii6e Seminare tn oen
0er. Staaten.

Nsuli9 1T Der 8sri5t ibsr bic peridie,
bensn REORGANIZATION unisres 9anbss fir bas
Jabr lSs7-lsss sri9ienen. Der uon
Der &esieruns ba3u bstimmts RommiHar
bat es ii4 uisIe Wibe foifen laHen, bisien
Seri9t TO uOatdnbis ais nur mSsIi9 su
MAIDEN. Sntersfant 1T Defenders aud
feline 3uiammenffeIuus Der psri9isbensn
tbecIosii4en Seminare. Daraus modem
mir bier einise 3abIen anfabrsn:
Die RatboIiten babsu, ais e~in,eIne tird:
Ii4e @btbeiluns bstru9tst, bic msiiten,
namli4 is, NIT ll2 2sbrsrn unb 992
Stubenten. Damn tommen bic Baptiitsn
nit Is gnitaltsn, 81 2ebrern unb 1885
Stubenten. Sn britter Rsibs, obsr better
In 3wsitsr Rsibs auf Ssits Der protsitaus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
Die ,,GanoHa S6ule||.

aus Saraburs (bsi @osIar) am 5aro
wuroe bisier Gage beri9tet:
SOD Obsn auf benz Bursbsrs itebt aus
ben 3etten bes @ultartamptss Der bic
gismard. obsr @anoGasSdu NIT Der
Sni4rift: rgfad @anofa ssbsu mir
ni9t!" - Die iinsftsn Stirme, BON be-
men bic Sar5bsrse umbrauit wurbsu. babsn
aud cine Der @aItireu y bes DsntmaIs
81 5aa ssbra9t. Die WaItlre 1T gebro,
DEN unb muB iest, um nidt polIitdnbis su
i~tartsn, bur4 Stissn uou msbrsrsn Sell
ten sebaIteu werben."
8ie mir isiusr 3sit in bisiem glatte Be,
tt9tst baben, NAH bisie SpottfduIe,
nit peI4sr bic @uIturpautsr bas Papfs
tbum, ober mas bafeIbe lit, bic fatbolii9e
air9s. peripOttsn woatsn, i9on Dor msbs
reren Sabren pom Blis setroffsn unb ers
belt bebeutenbe &ihs. Wan betra9tete
oteB NIT sutem @runb oils elm a~uffaDenbss
Omen, baB bas ssflissIte @ort bes
Rei6stau3lers: vNa1 GanoGa seben MIR
ni9t", friEer ober ipater sebro9sn wsrs
be, wts bic Saaberitsine Der vganohas
iduIe".
Oas 9eabnte 1T istt idon, nod frl5er
als man erwartete, einsstroffen. Oas
9roBe 8Ort 1T sebro9en. SsIbft Bud"
finSt in ieiner n~sasiten Drummer pom IL.
Wdr3:
rNa6bem lid alS fur6tlOs ~erpteIen Der
Sang
0es Slaumbarts, Der tein Sarbaroila,
Seripiirt er, gu iolSen mir pieber ben Srang
uno 9ebt nit mir mad @anoiia.
Wun i6liebe i'd idleunis-ber alte Qopau;
pSultlrfampi" rubt ia bel ben 5obten-
Uttt Ninotborit, benz S6warSen, aufs gteu'
auianS,
90 idla9' i'd eu9en unb bic Rotben."
y 8altaren, OOer galtpren, beibt: fabeIa
bate, altnorOii6e S6la6t9Ottinnen unb 0iez
n%erinnsn Der 9eialeneH Seloen in @al:SaQa,
benz paIaite Sbius.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

Sbr teunt, sbrparbise Bribsr, bic 5sits
perbdItniHe. auf Der einen Seits iinb bic
Reni1eu pon elmer unbdubtssn 0eiewutb
beiseIt, auf Der anbsrn Sette ersisBt i5
eth Strom i9Is4ter S4riften. @s tam
talm sei@tIbert werben, weI9en S9abeu
bteie tastdsIi5 ben Sitteu unb Der &elts
sion aufisen. 9arrm ietb eifrts barauf
beba9t. bur6 Bitten unb grmabnsn unb
auf anbere @etie bic 9ldubtseu pcu iensu
unIautern Quelen f%erntubalten unb fts gu
bsHeru gu fibreu. Sebr uisIi9 pirb es
fetn, ueun unter elerer Auffidt uub 9eis
tuns Easesbldtter eri5eineu, weI9e benz
BON allen Seiten barsersi6ten Site astts
semdb sntseseuwirten, unb bic @ubrbett,
Gusenb unb &eIision f9hsen.
Geo XIII. an bic portusisii9eu giidDfe.
1898.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
aatbouf6e+ atrdea . aalenoer.
@om @tn,us Seiu tn Seruialsm.
Rattb. 81, ID.
A6tuns t8r Sat6ofiRen.
ste sttmme pes pert. gius TX.

Btr sriu6en sic tnfdnbisit, allen beneu
NIT surem suteu 8iuen unb eurer 9unf
bet3ufeben, bic, NIT @sift besabt unb mt1
seuissnber &enntniB ausseriitet, f4 on
Bite Arbett MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitun,
gen our gertbstbisuns unb 8erbreituns Der
tatboIti9eu 2ebrs usr6fentIt9en.
gncpclica Sims TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
Die Suoen:3 efabr.
XVII.
Sbr 3ntinttiges Weltreid.

Der utOpii4e Graum zines aIsranbers
unb RarIs bss @rOBsn, Elm 1niusrial: Hsi9
gu s%,iiaten, peI4es ale 9OItsr gu sinsm
SroBsn Staats p~srsiniste, i5eint In Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
Die Gimme 2eo'S XIII.

2afet euss 2t9t Ieu9ten DOR ben Rens
f9sa. bamit fe euere suteu @erte iebeu.
rlub Der 9srr sebe eu9 basu Seinen Sessn!
Geo XIII. on bas in Yarma eri9einenbs gIatt
Luce (9eu4te), Inians 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

bauern Bis Der &uin unb bic Musiausuus
bes Bottles poIsnbet 1T, banu wirb pom
ielbft bic &ata ittopbe eiutreten. Ssrael
wirb bann pebetIasen, bic erlSffsn 0Olter
aber msrbsu iubeIn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
MINE INSPECTORS APPOINTED.

Wednesday Of last week Governor
Fleming appointed Dave NJ. Harr,
Of Marion County, Mine Inspector
for the First District, and NJ. f..
Spruce, the present incumbent, for
the Second District. The appoint
ments are for the regular term, be.
ginning July l, and at that time,
Henry Cunningham, the present
Inspector for this district, will step
down and ont. The position is a
very important one and has very
fair salary attached, that of 81, 900
per year and 800 for travelling OK
penses. The State is divided into
two districts and the counties of
Barbour, Berkeley, Brooke, Calhoun,
Dodridgc, Gilmer, Grant, Hamp-
shire, Hancock, Hardy, Harrison,
Jackson, Jefferson, Lewis, Marion,
Marshall, Mason, Mineral, Monon-
gala, Morgan, Ohio, Pcndleton,
Peasants, Preston, Putnam, Ran
dolph, Richie, Roane, Taylor,
Tucker, Tyler, Upshur, Wetzel,
Writ and Wood, 35 in all, compose
the first district, while the remain
ing 10 counties compose the second
district. The inspector has a big
territory to get over. and has to be
on the wing all the time to cover
the ground. The term of office is
four years and begins on July 1st.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
A SAD CASE OLE MIsEIT.


In the Marc h mum Der Of the La
dies Home Journal, published at
Philadelphia, Mr.. A. j. Halford,
h-other of President Harrison 8
Secretary, has an article on MRS.
Harrison in the White House, ="
which recites at great length the
grievances of the Harrison family i'm
the Executive Mansion. They do
not like it it is not near good
enough for them ; it is too small f,
too shabby, too public, etc. They
want something really grand and
magnificent, like some Of the kings
palaces of the old world or Solo
mons temple. To make the article
unquestionably official, it is accom-
panied with foot note saying,
"This article was prepared with the
consent and assistance of Mrs. Har-
rison." This occupancy of the
White House by the Harrison fami-
ly is the saddest ease of misfit with
in the knowledge of the public.
The people have realized this ever
since March 4, 1889, and if they
(the Harrisons) will try to worry
along there and live in this shabby
place little while longer, the PEG.
pie will kindly and gladly relieve
them, ard lease the premises to
some family endowed with such
Jeffersonian simplicity. that they
Will be simple enough to appreciate
the place and occupy il without
complaining, while the high toned
Harrison family will have every in
ducement to retire to private life
and return to the grandeur Of their
indianapolis home. Everybody
knows how magnificent the White
House is, and how handsomely il is
furnished, yet in the article written
by Mr.. Halford, "with the consent
and assistance of Mrs. Harrison, ="
there is not one word OF praise or
admiration for the house or any
thing in it. The appropriation for
repairs and refurnishing the last
year of President Cleveland, was
$4,000, and the first year of Pres
ident Harrison s26, 600. They
complain that the house is not bio
enough, yet it is much larger than
they have ever lived in before, but
when we considered how many Of
the family has been taken in out of
the cold and how much larger thCy
ali feel nov, it may be that they
are crampcd for room.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

THERE never was president so
abused and beratad by his own par
ty as Mr.. Harrison. There is hardly
republican who will say good
word for him, and most of this
trouble comes from his management
OF the Federal patronage. For ev-
cry Office there is about seventeen
hungry applicants and several back
counties TO hear from, and of course
1T is impossible TO reward all the
faithful with II stall at the public
crib, and the fight in most cases
becomes so bitter that the brethren
would rather the democrat appoin-
tee would hold on than that the
other fellow should have it, as wit
ness the fight just settled over the
Fairmont postoilice. How the
brethren do dwell in unity lin a
horn.)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
Fire in kingwood Again.

Thursday night of last week,
between 0 and 10 o'clock, our peo-
pie were startled from their beds
and homes by the cry OF ''lirc, fire"
and the ringing OF bells. 1t was
soon discovered to be in the east
end Of town and in a very few MN
utes almost everybody in town was
running in that direction. The fire
was located at the big two-story
frame house, where reside the fami-
lies OF G. W. Fawoett and Prof
Smith, and it seemed that the resi-
dence was on fire, but luckily it was
only a large ont building used as
coal and smoke house, but it was so
close and the fire burned so llcrcely
that it locked like the dwelling
would have to go, and if the wind
had been blowing that way, it would
have surely caught fire, and if it had,
it would have bccn almost impossl-
bic to have saved il, the building
being old and dry as q finder box.
Luckily the wind blow the other
way and tho house escaped with
severe scorching, by the liberal az
plication OF water. The cause of
the fire WAS smoking meat, and
falling to put Che fire all out at
night. There was about dozen
pieces of meat III the building, which
was nicely broiled and some Of it
taken out and saved after the fire.
The coal was not burned and moth
ing else Of auy value was in the
building. The whole building was
a mass Of flames before discovered,
as the family had gone to bed The
town is lucky to escape so easily
this time, but we may not get of
this well again, and this little fire
should be a warning to not only be
very careful to guard against fire in
every way, bat to provide some
means by which it may be controlled
and kept from spreading when it
does break out.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
In Mernorlnm.

Died. at the Hospital at Weston,
Wednesday, March 10, 1890, at
noon, Elizabeth Anderson Sherman
Taylor, in the 49th year of her age.
The deceased was a victim Of that
dread disease, la grippe, having
contracted it about six weeks before
her death. She was the Night
Watch in the female department Of
the Hospital for the Insane, which
responsible position she had held
for several years, and it will be very
hard to fill her place. She devoted
the last fifteen years o. her life to
the care Of the unfortunatcs confin-
ed therein. Lizzie Taylor, as she
was familiarly called, was loved and
respected by every body who knew
her, for her kindness Of heart and
many good qualities cndeared her
to all. See was endowed with SUI
perior attainments as an artist and
employed her leisure hours for the
last few years pursuing her studies
and cultivating her talents in this
direction. Many of her pictures,
specimens of her handwork in land
scape and crayon, may be found in
the homes of people in and about
Weston and her room at the Hospi-
tai was regular art gallery. Miss
Taylor was native of Braxton
county, and spent her life IN doing
good for her fellow creatures. Flu
neral services were held at the NJ.
+. Church in Weston, Thursday
afternoon. conducted by the Rev.
b. b. Evans (well known 30 our
people here) and assisted by Rev.
Rockwell, Of the Presbyterian
Church and Rev. Lacy, of the
Episcopal Church, after which the
remains were inferred in the beau
tifrl Machpela Cemetery where they
now sleep on the shores Of the West
Fork River.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

The real fight for the new ma
chine among the faithful comes Off
Saturday at the primaries. Each
side will work TO secure a majority
Of the delegates for there's the rub.
If the Dawson men come out OH top
and it looks now like they would,
rs n matter Of course, the new COM
mittee will be a Dawson committee.
and will do just as he says, whether
he is the chairman or not. How
will the better element of the party
who made gallant effort to purify
its politics and depose the tyrant
relish this return to the old time
rotten state of affairs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

Now that the Terra Alta cream
cry is an assured success, the Times
wants soap factory, and says that
all the stock necessary has been
subscribed. 1t may be that Terra
Alta nceos soap factory, of course
the INES ought to know, and we
are glad TO note that the town has
mt last found out what she needs.
The republican club over there
probably has enough tariff matter
on hand or campaign literature left
over to supply the factory with the
necessary material.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

JUsr keep your eye on Dawson
and his hcnchman during court. If
you see light burning late, very
late, in the JouyHal Office, don't
worry yourself about the astutc cd
itor pouring over some theological
or classical work, nor don't mag
inc for q moment that he is digging
down deep into the tariff, and will
give You the benefit Of his researches
in the columns Of the Journal, ON
the contrary it will simply be Sc
cret session OF the "Boss" and his
sta, holding council Of war, and
arranging for the complete subju-
CATION OF the boiling element Of the
party in this the banner higb-tariG
county of the handle state.
Bro. Dawson viii work his mould
ing machine for oil it is worth, for
the next few days, i'm order TO fur
nish ammunition for bis side Of the
fight
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

Col. DAN JOHNSON, one Of the
wheel-horscs of the democracy in
Whctzel county, is again bobbing
mp for Congressional honors. The
Colonel's candidacy is an old chest
nut. and something like Josh Bill
ling's mosquito, always buzzing
around, but when you grab for it,,
you catch the place where it used to
was. Col. Dan is an old veteran
and has been Il standing candidate
for Congress ever since the war, like
John Sherman for the presidency.
The Colonel seems willing to live in
hope, but likely to die in despair,
as the fruiion OF his hopes has sew
eral times been so near and yet so
far. His prohibition views was all
that kept him out of the nomination
last campaign and he come very
near getting it anyhow.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

IT IS said that the six new Soma
tors from Washington and the two
Dakotas are thorns in the flesh of
their republican colleagues. Here
tofore the ancient boards have
domineered over new corners, but
these fellows from the wild and
woolly west are independent and
full Of business and not inclined to
fall down and worship the wooden
headed dignity and sleepy decorum
Of the American House of Lords,
and every day some of the old fell
lows have to 90 out and swear
themselves hoarse to relieve their
feelings and keep from getting cuss
words in their speeches.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

Now that the la grippe has about
let up on us and gone to pastures
new, the candidates grip has APP
peared. 1t is spreading very rapid
ly and there are already several
cases of it in town, and a great
many more in the county. A bad
case of it will probably last till the
ides of next November.