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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25

There is no souvenir Of the memora-
bic Worlds Fair which can be com
pared to the officiulphotographs made
for preservation by the government.
By these tho greatest exhibition Of the
history and achievements Of man
which the world ever saw will be pre-
served to enlighten future generations.
Those who saw the fair will be able by
them to revisit the marvellous scenes Of
the White City, and will value them as
a worthy souvenir Of sights they may
may never hope to see oqualled, while
those who did not visit the great worlds
exposition will by their aid be able TO
form better conception OF the wonders
OF the historic show than by any other
means.
These photographs have been repro
duced by processes which in them
selves are an exhibit OF the advance
ment of art, and accompanied by COM
plete and excellent descriptive matter,
are offered to readers OF the INTELLIGEN-
GER at nominal price. The views are
equal in all respects to the original
photographs. There are 256 Of them in
all. They are printed in sixteen hand
some portfolios, each containing six
teen fine full page views.
Each of these parts will fie sent to
patrons OF the INTELLIdENCER on receipt
OF six coupons cut from the first page
OF tho INTELLIGENCE where one will
appear each morning commencing next
Monday with ten cents to cover the
cost OF handling.
These views cannot be obtained here
except through the lNTELLIGEScER, and
will be furnished only III strict
accordance with the proposition made
in the advertising columns, for six cou-
pons and ten cents for each OF the six
teen portfolios. -,
Those interested are invited TO call
at the INTELLIGENCER counting rooms
and inspect a sample portfolio. All
who have seen specimens OF the views
are surprised and delighted with them,
and the more people see them the
greater the demand for them must be.
Those who want the best souvenir and
pictorial record OF the fair should inves'
tigate before it is too late to take ad-
advantage OF the offer.
Already there have been many in
quiries by mail, and many people have
called to inspect them. The result is
that many new names are going on the
INTELLiGENCER's list OF subscribers,
which explains how the pictures are
furnished at so low price.
The originals OF the pictures, not a
whit clearer or more satisfactory. could
not be purchased Tor $40 for the sixteen
views in one portfolio. Singly the pho
tographs would sell for a dollar each, at
least, yet with these views tho INTELLI-
GEScER furnishes also historic and de-
scriptive account Of the lair well .worth
much more than the whole collection
costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but i is man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
An ALLhGl.n RunGLAK
nuicRiy Acquitted in the Criminal Cour
Yesterday.


nuickly Acquitted in the Criminal Court
Yesterday.
In the criminal court yesterday the
case OF John Johnson, indicted for burg
larry at John Auber's house, in Centre
Wheeling 4 year ago iastFebruary, was
tried to 4 jury. Mrs. Auber identified
the man positively as the burglar she
saw in her room, but Immediately after
u Baltimore d Ohio conductor testified
and showed by lifetime book tha.John-
son was in Grafton all OF the night Of
the burglary. This seemed so direct
and positive that Prosecutor Howard
gave up the case and the court instruct
ed the Jury TO bring in verdict OF not
guilty. Johnson was showered with
congratulations.
The funny thing about the case is that
another Johnson was assaulted by
friends OF this accused for giving him
away" Why they supposed lie had
given him away if he was not guilty is
hard to conjecture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25

The literary department OF the Ep.
worth league of the Wesley NJ. f.
church, under the supervision OF Mrs.
j. B. Kahn, third vice president, held a
very interesting meeting last night.
The noxt Sundays Sunday school lesson
vas reviewed aud quite an interesting
discussion was INDUCED in ou.several
points. The entire league is rapidly in
crcasinG in both membership and in
terest.
The Junior league met in the after
noon at 8 O'Clock. under the direction
OF the superintendent, Mrs. Crago.
There are over fifty Of membership,
and the interest is increasing at each
meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25

While all the sportsmen arc COM
planning oil the scarcity OF game OF all
kinds in this neighborhood, out in the
interior Of the state there is u plethora
Of all kinds OF wild birds and animalg
Mossrs. George Lemmous and Thomas
VI. Darrah, OF Wheeling, and George
Frew and ]. II. Letter, Of Massilon, o.,
returned yesterday from a seven days
sojouTn in veritable paradise Of
sportsmcn. They went to MoOrefeld,
Hardy county, and from there out into
tho mountains twenty-eigh. or thirty
miles. They brought home nearly a
score OF wild turkeys, rs many quail,
hall dozen pheasapts, a number OF
snipe, a big bunch OF rabbits and the
skin OF one deer which Mr.. Lemons
brought down.
All sorts OF game, they say was sur
prisingIy abundant, especially turkeys.
said Mr.. Lcmmons: 'You couldn't
shoot the wild turkeys out OF these
woods in year.
The natives have way OF building 4
triangular ''close," and in it they scatter
corn every night for week or SO.
Gradually all the turkeys in that Sec
ton find the feeding place and return
every morning to enjoy good square
meal Then some fine morning at or
4 o'clock TIE men conceal themselves
behind q wall OF brush and slaughter
the flock. Sometimes seVeRty-fve tur-
keys are seen in one flock. One man is
reported in all soberness to have killed
eight birds with one shot.
FIocks OF twenty-five aud thirty tur-
keys are not infrequently found.
The past winter a party oil people
from the east camped in the mountains
to hunt turkeys and other game for the
city markets. They not only slaugh-
teered all the game they could, but
bought up all that the people living
near brought them.
The officers and some ameteur hunters
got onto this pot hunting slaughter OF
game, and the parties were arrested
under tho new state law that forbids
shipping game out OF the state. Their
winter operations in the long run cost
them considerably more than they got
out Of it.
The Wheeling party's story was
backed up by the ocular evidence OF
about wagon load OF the fruits Of the
chase.
The venison Mr.. Lemmons shot Was
eaten by the party and anumberE OF
friends at big supper. One OF the
fifteen turkeys they brought home
weighed twenty-five pounds, and was
shot while flying.
It is too late for squirrels in Hardy
and Grant counties. They have all
migrated to other places. Earlier in
the season, it is said. q man could 60
out any day and shoot forty or fifty
squirrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and 0Ilshaps in the Thriving City
Across the River.

Haps and 0Ilshaps in the Thriving City
Across the River.
Edward Arbaugh, OF Martins Ferry,
who is attending st. Vincents College,
at Latrobe, Pa, vii. be put up against
the worlds record for hop, step and
Jump. He recently came within seven
inches, OF the worlds record, after run
ming 100 yards and throwing sixteen
pound weight He was pretty well
worn out when he made the great feat
and the faculty Of the college thinks he
can beat the record with the proper
training.
To-day John BranniCan, James Nc
Catirey, Victor Neal, Thomas McCor-
mick and Henry Brown leave for Ham
mondsville Pa, to work a shop in BriCe
Bros glass works with Brannlgan's
patent mould for stem ware.
The Y. NJ. Q. A. foot ball club was un-
able to get a club to play to-day, and
will not have any game on this account
George Spence will erect splendid
residence on the property adjoining his
fathers residence in the First ward.
"The German Soldier" will be the at
traction at the opera house tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stage of Wafer aud Movements OF Boats.
The River Interests.


The River Interests.
Yesterdays ARRIVALS,
Zen Hur, Parker5burg ! a. NJ.
Liberty, Darlington. noon.
Il. l.. Phillips, Matamoras, II r. m.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Hon Hur. ParkcrsburE, noon.
Liberty, ClRriEgton. $3.50 .. M.
ro-pAYs DEPARTURES
h + Phillips. Matamoras, lO:3OR, IN.
Liberty, Clarington. $50 p. IN.
Il. X. Bedford Pittsburgh, SR. m.
The top notch OF the rise in the river
was here yesterday morning, and soon
after it commenced slowly falling, being
at the 4-foot S-inch mark last evening.
Captain Asa Booth, OF Wheeling. who
mas been spending few days IN the
city, leaves for home to-day on the
beacon-light steamer Golden Rod, the
guest Of Captain Nandergritt and Pilot
Tony Meldahl.-PiAsburgh Commercial
Gazette.
The beacon.light steamer Golden Rod
will pass down this morning for Gin
Ciunati, under command oil Captain
George X. Nandergrift. She has been
laid up for several weeks at New Cum
beFlaRd on account OF low water. Dur
ing her recent trip up the river but one
change in lights was made.
Reports from headwater points re-
Ceiyed last night were rs follows:
Greensboro-River q feet ii inches
and stationary. Fair and cold.
Observation-Disclosures 6 feet and sta
tionary. Clear and cold.
Ptttsburgh-River by mark below the
dam S feet Q inches aud stationary.
Clear and cool.
CLoAHs.-The kind for children that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
WORLDS FAIR VIEWS.
The Greatest Show of all Time
Now Perpetuated
FOR INTELLIGENGER READERS.

Tho Finest Reproduction of the
Wonderful and Impressive Beauties
orthe White City May be Preserved
by all as Souvenir and a Revelation
to Postcrity-There is Only Ono Way
to Secure Them, but they Cost Little.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25

Tho Wheeling Bakery will give an
elegant thrce-bladed penknife, or q
beautiful doll, to any little boy or girl
who will save the Tin Seals from loo
loaves OF their bread. Scale must be
presented at the Office OF the Bakery,
corner Main and Twentieth streets.
Always ask your grocer for Tin seal'
Broad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25

CLoAEs.-The kind for children that
you will surely buy.
Gro. NJ. SxooK & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
You're Glad You're Alive
Ii YOU drink Smiths ale and porter,


A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day: "Nly wife has been wear
ing out her lie from the effects Of dys-
popsia, liver complaint and indigestion.
Her case batfied tho skill d our best
physicians. After ming three packages
OF Bacon's Celery cure. she is almost
entirely we'll" Keep your blood in q
healthy condition By the use OF this
great vegetable compound. Call on
Logan Drug Co., sole agent, and get a
trial package free. Large size SOC. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25

scRoFULA, whether hereditary or ac-
quired, is thoroughly expelled from the
blood by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
"rhe voOdoO," with Thomas Z. Murray
Coming.

One OF the most entertaining farce
comedies which is now being presented
is The Voodo, or n Lucky Charm" in
which the inimitable Irish comedian
Thomas Z. Murray is staring. The skit
was seen here last season and made the
greatest kind OF hit. Several new
features have been introduced this
season, more entertaining than before.
The Voodoo" will be presented at
the Opera House, Friday, December l..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-25
WHERE GAME IS PLENTY
Good Luck of a Party Just
Returned from the Mountains.
WILD TURKEYS IN GREAT DROYES

And Other Game Abundant-How
the Natives Slaughter Birds-"Pot
Hunters" Prosecuted Under tho
Law Which Torbids shipping Out
ofthe Statehood story of Wheel
ing Party's Trip.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
GliaBs& otbringen.

Wegen &aubs ltano Der GO
Sabre alte Sergmann Sob. 8autbier,
geboren Su Slein= &uiieln. wobnbaft gu.
leBt in Sid in 2ursmburg, Dor Den
Sdranten oes Sdwurseridtes 81 MeB.
Semlelben 1T CUR Sait selegt. an "a
Iugult B. s. spiiden Sid uno Reoin.
gen auf oeutidem 8ebiete nit Gspalt
geaen Den glrbsiter 9eter Storm unter
anmenoun9 BON Srobungen nit geseu.
tparti9er 8efabr iir 2eib uno 2ebeu,
lnoem er elm Melier bel li1 fiibrte, Dem
Storn 8elo (et,pa 26 Wart) mcgee.
nommen Su babeu. 8autbier muroe
81 3 Sabren 8efdngniB perurtbeilt.
Sn Saltenbsrs saben 3 Bur.
l6en einem ab~tidbrisen &naben
Srannttuein 81 trinten. Nls oas &ino
nab Saus geben woute, fiel es suiam.
men llno blieb belinnun9slOs bis Is am
anoern Sag ltarb. Die 3 Yuri1eu
Wuroen oerbaftet.
Su einem @irtsbaus gu Yisbprf
ihlief ein Mann aus SsrbiBbeim i'm
Shnapsrauib am Sid Elm. 9lls man
i'm naa ldnserer 3sit modem wOuts,
mar er cine Seibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
SagcmbnrsiiHes aus Sclsien.

gu lrlon fauo am Is. Oft. bic
lelerli6e SnItalatipn oes neuernanu.
ten Sedanter, oes bO6D. Srn. 2ecltr,
unter Sablrei6er Nililteu3 ieinsr Imts-
genonen un0 ~all9enleiuer getbeili9ung
icitens Der Ginipobnerl6ait ltatt. =
2In IL. Sit. bate Die feierli6e Sn.
ltalation oes boatu. Srn. SdilB als
Yfarrer=S e9ant bon Ct. Sondt Itatt.
Cine groBe Seuersbrunit brat am
IA. Dit. 81 SaItna6 aus. Gem Der.
beerenoen glemente iielen 10 8ebGuoe,
Stallungen uno @aeenihuppen, gum
Npfer. Der 9rDBte Sbeil oapOu lit
perIi9ert. - Im Is. Stt. bra1 in Der
Wobnung oes Maurers Gailiue Seusr
aus. Yier Sduier wuroen oislss Mal
eingedi6ert.
Gbinp. Iuf unierer Girmes muir.
hen Sebn Yerionen ourb Elm &arrouIeI.
lln9liif bei6doiet.
Wuir d, 10. Stt. gor Der Brit
fungsjurD Der ,lnipsr Iitdt bon 2Dpeu
bat Or. s. q. Sbiltses bon tier, Ute.
ciplero fiir Die speite Ganoioatur Der
Mteoljin, oas biesbeSiislide gramen
NIT GROCER Ius3eidnung ~beltanoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Saar, @nicI, Gifel unb 6unsrId.

Srier. Der in bieiem Sabre nod
G.udntitdt uno Guantitdt elei1 gut
gsrutbene GieS peripriht benz 8iere
ernltli6 SOnturrenS 81 MAIDEN. 8e.
reits miro Der Siter gesobrenen Mpfel.
lueins 81 s Yfennig auBer Dem Sauie
abge9eben. Sie Srauereien 1piiren
oies an Dem perminoerten Yierfonium,
Der audi lire S~bati9teit einihrdntt. -
Bel Der am II. Sttober i'm S9ubbe.
;irte Suint Der Sgl. SberfDrIterei Srier
a~bgebalteneu Sago auf Saien wuroe
audi Elm iehr itarter Studs erlegt. Ser.
lelbe bate cine Iilberne Settle nit
einem Weoailpn nm Den Sals. guf
Dem WeouillOn iano man ben Nameu:
uQloele. Seliber q. &uoolpb &0ln
1880" Die unteriu6ung Der 2eide
oes in Der porigen Wpde bel @uren in
Der Mpiel gsiunocnen juusen Mannes
bat erssben, DAB Elm MOrO oorlisst.
Sas Naienbsiu lit Dem iungen Maune
seribl0gen, ferner bate er e!nen W!eiler.
it'd i'm Giiden Wel6er Den 600 her.
bei9eiilbrt babsn Ipl, unO ihlieBli9
tonitatirte man am &Drper cine WtaiIe
SuBtritte. Sie Stuatsanwalti9ait bot
Die llnteriu9ul9 anseoronet. Spffeut.
lid seliugt es, ben Sbater ausfinois su
MAIDEN.
Saarburg. Gin IA. Sttp6er
puroe I'M geuriger Walbe elm iunser
Wann aus Dem Srts Sri6 sridofen
anigefunOeu. SermItbli6 liest Sslblt.
moro Dor. Gr mar bisber in Sapiu.
gen in 2lrbeit uuo fem nat Sauie, nm
9lnltalten 81 ieiner baloigen 9er6ei,
ratbun9 81 treHen. SrOB Gler Nat.
iorihungen mar niht I'll ermitteln.
pesbalb Der unSliidlihe oieie unieli9e
Shat be9angen. - Die @ein.eie III
bOrbei; tie mar Qualitatip uno a%uanti.
tatio iebr gut. Der Wtoit mos ua9
Sehsle 81 90 6rao. Wdbreno
I'M poriaen Sabre oaB Piunb Srauben
40 Yisunig ~tOltete, muBten Siejenigen,
welhe niht 6GlIer genug batten, oa
audi Der Nepislreibtbum eiu ungebeu.
rcr mar, ibre Srauben gu 2S uno %
pig. p%ertaufen. IS puroen in oieier
gSobe ueue 0uoeriGler io9ar 81 70
bis 90 Mari oas Stiid oertauit. Der
gRpii wuroe pa3 6uoer su 800 bis 900
Ift. p~ertauft.a s ODD polleu oieienissu.
welhe Den Mein einsele9i baben. Az
oieiem Srsile ui1t mebr u~ertlufsu.
Weieuih an Der Saue., Is. Oft.
glnfangs plsies Wonots tauite ein Wsin.
bdnoler aus &ohem falt llmtlihe bieii.
gen nsuen 98eiu auf. Giniae Sage
ipdtsr wuroe auf benabbarten Doriern
oas @eriiht perbreitet, spei bieli9e Gin.
ppbuer bdtten unter Den pe~rtauiten
9Sein Ties ssmiibt. Gem @sinbdno.
Ter tam oies 8eriidt 81 Sbren uno er
wpllts oesbalb ben bereits abgsbplten
g8ein nibt be,ablen. @m Wittpod
poriger Wobe bat Der Gambler nun opA
ben Wein be,ablt. neil cine hemiiAs
gualpie Die politdnoise 0runololi9.
tsit isnss GsriHtss srssbsn bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

Ser ibn pertbeioiscnoc 9npolt err
Sdblte Dor 8eriht, bah 8uertin unb
5bia ii6 nod I'M SoIpitale an Sbia's
Sett u~nterbalten uno periObnt bdtten,
osun Sbia babe Dor ieinem SoOe 0ls
leBte WOrte su 8uercin geiugt: Vic
tor, ech verzeihen der allies" Wor=
Der uuo Grmorpeter baben lid alio per=
Iobnt bon chamber getrennt. Ser
&ihter aber iOll 8lercin iein Sergeben
in Der einorin9li1iten @eiie ans Seri
gelegt baben uuo ibm gum S9luiIe SUI
s"erufen baben:
.Weuu sic (@uercin) aud MIR eireu SUIT
FEN pom mGunlihen Gbr9eiiibles III it'd ba.
ber, 10 wtre es Sbneu unmo9li6 leilt, Die
Sbreden Der GrinnerIn9 al ibr Terbre6ell
gu iiberlebsu."
8uertin b0rte ben Spru6 nit rr1i=
ger @!itne on uno Oerrietb fem 8eflbl
babel.
Elc 3eu1eu, wel6e pdbreno perI6ie=
oener Miouatt i'm 8efGn9nilie serpeien
ltu0, wrroen entlahen uno erbielten
Die ibmn 5utommenoe 8eloenti6doi=
9ung.
Gem 9anosmann, pel6er uns Die
Nadritt iibsr oieie WOrotbut berid=
tete uniereu beiten Cant oarob fir Die
6reunolidteiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

gen ipenoete ibm Die lebte Selung uno
auf Die Gerabreidung Don friiH
gemolfener WiId iteIte iid erbre4eu
Elm.
WOrmelbingen, l9 Sftober.
Gin iunger Wanu aus gbnen, welber
in Se9leituna elmer altern Srau am
oerflonenen Wontas Ibeno pom len,
ieitiaen MOielbabnSu9e tam, puroe
oberbalb Der Srti6aft, meu6lings arl-
gefaIlen iuno oermaBen ~miBbanoelt,
oaB er drStlihe ISiilie in Nnipruh ne9
men, uno biz belte oas Sett bitten
mlBte. gu6 Die be9leitenoe Srau
mubte infolgc Deg ourh oieie &Guber-
lcene eingeia9tcn Shredens Den glrst
requiriren. Sie Sbdter lino betannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

gu Seuoelin9en i1oB Der
Sphn oes SaglDbners llrbanD Elm altes
6epebr ab; oasielbe plaBts uno rib
Suri6eu prei 6iugeripiBen Der liuten
Sano ab.
8arnih. @ie perlautet, baben
Die Serren SatOb SOnoelinger uuD
Yeter Telter bon bier ibre Ganoioatur
fiir Die beOorltebenoen 8emeinoewablen
auisetellt.
Grpelbin9en, II. Oft. Ssute
WOrgen mari Die Sub oes 6aItwirtbes
Maas=Selten bon bier elm Salb, oas
sipei SDpfe bate. Sasislbe lit i6On
9eipaaien, fam lebenO sur @elt, psr=
enOete aber cine Stunoe ipGter.
Sn Soegen limb am Is. Oft.
Die S6eune unD Stalun9en oes San=
oelsmaunes 9ambertp einseG ibert NOR
ben; oas WObnbaus ipuroe serettet.
S6aoen 5000 6r., perli6ert.
@repenma6sr, 20. DIT. Sn
Oieier MO6e lino Die lepten unierer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit Der Srauben=
leie fertig g%cwprocn. Sr. Sberiorlter
Stiimper hat 40 6uoer uno Sr. Welter
auf Sepiermit9le in Die 40 Suoer oe=
berbltet.
Bon ieBt ab beiinoet li6 su gEilb
Die Yoit i'm n~eureItaurirteu Sauie
Sbilges. @ilb bari ii6 riibmen,
nGhit Der Sauptltaot, Oas I90nlte YOlt-
gebGuOe 81 beIiBen.
Serr 8aItpirtb Slinser, DER bis=
berige Siri9ent Der lllhinger Wuiit-
seielihaft, bat ieine Gntlaiiuua einee=
rei6t, welhe alid an0enOmmeu wuroe.
EropiiOriIder Siri9ent lit jebt Serr
Nrens=&lpOs. Der Den YOiten CUR allse=
meinen 3uIrieoenbeit oerliebt.
Ole Slider 8emeinoe beiibt ieit
etliben Sabren cine StraBenbeleu1=
turg nit Yetroleumlampen. Sieie
geleuhtun9 ioll nun abgei6aht wer-
Den uno III man gelOnnen, bas elets
trii6e 9iht einSufiibren. Sier3u ioll
oann Die @aiiertrait Der BON Serrn
llnoeu geiteiSerten &iefer'ibsu Miible
arsgenuBt iperoen.
Semstbal, 16. Oft. SieIen
Wprgen bra1te man aus Dem War=
iherwalpe Die in Solleri6 porseltern
oerItorbene bpbbeta9te Srau Greil6cr
CUR Seeroigung nab bier.
Ole an9ebeuoe Sebrerin SRI. Son=
oelin9er bon Suo!er lit sir lluterlebre=
rim rab GOnsoprft ernannt wOrpsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Der @Groer Better Sbil's III bttraft.

SWanSig Sabre StrafIrbeit.
Ser YrojeB wesen Der Grmoroun9
Better Sbia's lit 3u Neip Yrunswid,
N. j., 81 gnoe 9efiibrt luoroen. Sa
Der Moroer lib oes Moroes i'm speiteu
8raoe i6uloi9 ertldrte, Oerurtbeilte Der
Gi6ter ibn 81 20 Sabren Strafarbeit,
nab oeren IbbiiBuns er nod Die Sc.
ridtstplten purb Straiarbeiten beltrei.
ten muB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

AS de Jong flu Schwetzbengen
net komm", Ira9te inns Elm 6rsunO.
gSir antluorteten ibm: De Jong huot
keng zeit, well hen as mach un sen
ger reisebeschreiwonk drum. Hen
huot mach re berichten liver de
religions-congress an duofir mist
der hen entschellegen." 98as meiut
er Ielblt oasu?-An de Bertrang, an
den n. +. Becker an de amer all ?
Eft sin BRET fun hinen do, sot den
Thiltges. Den N. h. huot och mach
eng reisebeschreiwonk re liweren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
|. oerielbe it perpiIi4tet, iabrli9 oosr

1. 0erielbc lit perpili6tet, iGbrli6 ODER
aui 8erlau9en bic Bidder oeS SboemeiiterS
uuo 6iilouis SetretGrS gcnou 81 prilieu uno
bent Serein eineu poUlt1uoi9en gcrl0t iibcr
Die Sintobmen mo Nne9abeu uno oeu III
SGnbeu beS S6OtmcjiterS beiiroli6eu Raj
ienbeitano iiir oas uorber9ebeupe Sabr ab;u-
itattell.
2. GS liest ibm OF, bic Siberbeit iiir Die
auS9eliebenet @eloer 81 p%rilieu, ebeuio Die
Viir9lhait oeS SboemeiiterS, uuo I'M Tereill
nit Eraloent uuo S6aemeiiter III beltim
men, al mel6e |~erioucu WeIo gelieben mers
ben iou; geetereS leoo9 uir inter ben Be
bin9nnSen uno ;u benz 3iusiuB, welde Der
8erein nom 3eit 81 3eit beitimmt. SetlI
Mttt9!leo oeS Serpaltun9sratbes bari weoer
S6nlbner nod Siirse iir ausselisbene Gel
Der ieill.
3. Ter 8erwoltuu9sratb 1T Der geieeli6e
gertreter oes SereinS III alet alISeIe9eil'
better.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

gSir pcrmiBten cine 9lnSabl De,pors
ra9enoer %luremburger 8eiitlider aui
Dem SOngrelie, Ieoo6 Der Setretar
Sei0te uns cine 9roBe 3Gbl W~liidpuni6=
unO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon Oielen
oerIelben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
@ns ben lugemburser InIieblunsrn,

Aus Sb usspille e, isis: Wteyger
Stauop, wel6er oaS Gi9entbmm bon augult
W,adS 9stolit bat, wiro eiuen ueren Saoen
errl6ten. Gas giSbauS 1T i5On i'm Ban
begrrileu.
Sr. Sarl NicolauS, Der Dor eiui9er 3eit
letne Sarm %uertauite, uer0nltaltete cine frobs
llde AblbieoSs .EartD", bel wel6er Eiele ;Is
9c9en poren. 0r nirO ii6 III Der Silla9e
ytequou III ben woblueroienten &ubeitano
leeen.
6rau Sotie Meurer unS Sobu pou Mauis
topoe perpeilten eini9e gemiitbli1s Gage bel
SCOOTER NIB S9wie9eriobn, 9uI. uIo Srau
j. ginesn.