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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
Selds.

Sn Der ttrunilhen St0otSbaupt=
ltoot III i / II ianO 81 @Dren Oes lleller
8ouperrlelrs 6uiberIOn Elm Sn0u9llrN=
tlonsbNll ltntt. Ser beriibmte Sbriit=
letter oss ,Serns Surwdrt5", Sulius
SNtibe, iNreibt O0rilber; yt3u Dem gro=
Ben Snau9uratiOnsbull bate aud lll=
lere g4eni9teit, neblt 1899 nnoeren
Slirgern, cine &inluoung crbdltcn.
Soncntli6 miro Der putiI0e S1riIt=
letter iii gtelu Sort biersu nibt bemcr=
ten mollen, baB lt1 Der &lel INNER su=
crit nenrt, benn mir iiibren bas nur
'1erSmeiie an. Ter 3OnSiaal, D. B..
Die GeprdI mar aber bon
10 ptelen Sauieloeu @G'ten oerariig
llberfiillt, o0B pOr | llbr Nubts oar
nlht ans SanSen 81 0eylten mar. Sia
oabin mar es aber cine gnns b!enoenoe
Misunderstanding, Die audi ihOn
mar. Sin NbcnOelien lpuroe oiesmal
nlNt gt9eben, neil tcin Yl0B D0iiir
mar. 9Sir Q0ben lett 1867 Der Snau=
SllratiOn BON II @opcrnprs. uno aud
plelen Slau9urNtipusbOiien in Muitin
bcigeWpDnt, aber oleies mar Der 'erite
SnauguratiOnsbnll obne g~lbenoelien.
9as mertwiiroigite Sulleiicn bel ipl1er
@cleGenbeit fano bel Der Snuu9urutipn
Oea 8ouDernors Fenoletpn Wurrob i'm
i. 1868, mGbreno Oes &rie9es, lfatt.
rs mar nGmll6 sur 3eit audi nidt ein
einSl9es Piuno @eiScnmebl III Nuitiu
rocr llm9e9eno, ieIblt fir picles GelO,
OlfSutreiben, uno 10 wurOen iQmmt=
Ii6e &uhen bon OnterldnOiiGem Wtals=
mebl llno i1Onen Ountelbrauncm SOui=
liana.3ufer ber9eitellt. gs mar lm=
mer nod beiier, ais gar fem Giien.
Mel0' tomilAe @elidter wObl jeBt 9e=
l6nltten wilroen, wenn Iol1e &u1eu
auf elmer 6eIitufe! eri6ienen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
SG)lucis.

- Ger IolOtburniiNe Yiir9er Sictor
Wlltc!i bon Nei1i bat iieben Sabre
lang uni0uioig i'm 2l1tbauie eeIellen.
NlT trit9erli0e MnSeihen ulo irrtbum.
llhe Nus'a9cn bin purOe, mie Die 9as=
LEI yta1r. erSableu. Der Grme i'm Mara
1881 lAuioia ertlGrt, am 4. October
1880 lein Saus anacSiinoet su baben,
llnD iu elmer 3uhtbausitraie BON lie=
ben Sabrcn pcrurtbeilt, Die er audi
p~pllltdnblg perbiiBt bat. Grit peraal=
9enen Spmmer betannte Iib ein 9erpc=
lener Wtietbsmann Miitelis, elm 3auer
otdmpill, Der balo oarauf itarb, als
urbeber Der SrunOitlitung, iporauf cine
9Sieoeroufnabme Ges Yroselles iolNte,
Die pOr Dem Shwurgeribt in Solo=
tDlrn nit Der nahtrdgli1en Sreiipre-
Dung oes uni6uloi0 9erurtbsllten en-
oi9te. Mit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lpllroe Der bart 9eprillte damn al ben
elpllrl1ter geiuleien.
Die Nubdiuun9en non Shnee=
mallen III alien 8ebicten Der Sbweis
lparer in Der eriten @obe oes Sanuar
9eiualti6e. 9ln einigcn Srten, no Der
S9nee biz 5 SuB bod lag, mubten
5mOlf pleroe Dor ben Yflug aelpannt
lperoell, I'm nllr einigermaBen Sabn 81
i1anen. Sine 3iirlher 8eiell6ait,
bic llb lel1tlinni9er g8eiie trOB un9iin=
Tiger 9Setteraipetten in Der @ei6na6ts=
lup09e cine Seltei9una oes Sool porge=
nOmlnen, blieb bier Gage in Der Stub
butte ots SiTerten=S tufes einoel1nsit,
10 odB man orllnten i'm Sbal iebr um
Die W%ermegnelr, sluei Serren uno cine
Game, belorgt mar. 8lilfliber Weiie
batten oielelben 2ebensmittel 9enu9 bel
llN, UNI Die Slptaoe aussubalteu. Sn
Snterlaten lit Die en9liibe g8interfolo=
ME ilber bunoert &OpIe TART. SIN
Sura MAIDEN ilb Die WOlie wIsoer iiibl-
bar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
WarpianO.

- Geht i%onOerbare, unterbro6ene
ilno %ulermartete perooppelte Seiratbs=
feite baben iib titrsli6 ale sllr ielben
3elt in unter i6parSen
lno WelBen Su9etragen. Sn ieiner
gSObnun9 iollte Der Ne9er Charles 9p=
,uers nit ieiner &aiensenoiin Sarab
Sapis sum- Suno fiirs's 2eben pereint
iperoen. Sur5e 3eit Dor Der Stunoe
Der Srauung, als PaltOr, SrauSeu9en,
Srdutigam unO Sraut idon anmeieno
iparen, eri6ien Der Neger Sobn Srpue
llno ertldrte nit freunolidem Sd6eln
:no einem &epolper in Der Sano, baB
er enti6ieoen 9e9en Die eeplante Ser
binoung lei uno bic i6Dne Sarab ielblt
ais Satin beimIibren m06te. I'm
ieinen MOrten mebr Na6oruf gu per=
lelben, madte err peroG6ti9e Selpesun=
gen nit ieinem Shiebeilen uno bic
SOlse mar, oaB Die Sraut pbnma6ti9
Duroe, Die gnpeienoen na6 alien Sim=
melsri6tun9en flii6teten uno laut nm
Siilie riefen. Pin cine Srauung oa6te
Nlemano mehr. Boomers lieB ben SrDne
perbaften. God entlieB i'm pplisei=
ri1ter Nnoerion na6 eiuem 8erbOr uno
bas ylatt iOllte ii6 nun mebr wenoen;
benn SrOne, wel6er ebenfals i'm SeliB
elmer S%eiratbslicens mar. be9ab ii6 nit
Sarab. melbe mlttlerpeile auf -ieine
Seite ilbergetreten lpar, sl Dem farbi=
gen paltpr Wiliams, pel6er oas Yaar
sum yunoe fiir's Seben pereinte. &aum
mar bic Srauun9 p~ollsOgen, 10 lam
aud SOmers na6 Der WDbnung oes
Yaitors. muBte jebOd pbne Satin ab=
Sieben. Sine anoere SOfSeitssei6i6te,
bel pel6er Der Sater plOBli9 itatt zines
1einer &inoer oeren spet perbeiratbet
lab, ipielte li6 TAFT 9lei6,eitig in Noro,
Baltimore. alb. SberIt Gi6aro g.
SooIon bate Ii6 geraoe sur ytube be-
aeber, na6oem er leiner So6ter Saiip,
ipelhe Iib nit Serrrn Nbrabam 6.
Mc9lellan BON NOriolf perebeliGt uno
out Die SO6Seitsreiie be9eben bate,
Glif 9epilnl6t, als beftig an Der &l:n=
gel oes Sauies 9e5o9en wuroe. Sber1t
SOoion DIinete Die Sbiire uno lab 6rau
Suoall aus Oerielben 9uten Staot0e=
9eno Dor ii6 lteben, ,peI6e inn NIT
tbeilte, Dab lie loben eriabrer, Dap ibre
Sotter Gillian Supal li6 obne ibr
Sorpl1Ien nit Dem a6tSebnjQbri9en
GDbn Oes Sberiten, Serbert &eitblep
SoOiun, in @aibin9ton babe tralen
lallen. unO oaB Die Neuoermablten audi
ibre SOhseitsreiie ungetreten. Oberit
Spo'cn mar nlht menig iiberraI6t, Inn
10 mehr, als iein SprOBling ais lii
Der" bel Der Srauun9 Der So6ter fun=
girt bate. SO6 mar an Dem 8eI6ebe=
men niGts gu duoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

o.
Jnlano.
2%lrfaniaS.
WrfaniaS.

? - ginen niltDmmene1 Welbnafts=
braten erlan9ten am beilign Abeno
spei Ne9er Der ogligatpr"= Saumw0l=
Ylantaoe in see GDuntp. Sle
bsioen Shwarsen butten lld sum st.
Srancis= &lper be9eben, nm ellle per-
loren s~esangene Sub gu lu6en. PlOg::
lid borten lie Elm gewaltiges 8eltampf
unb 8eidnaufe uno, poyllhtlg ourtl
bas Sidi6t b~ringeno, ltieBen ne allf
spei pra6tpolle SirIhe, ipel6e elllaIl=
Der bill= uno bersp9en uno nleoer 5l
perien iu6ten. gllem Inl6eine na1
batten Ii6 Die weitaiti9en Sewelbe -
beiOe Sbiere tparen 3pOlfenoer IN
chamber ~perfangen, 10 oaB Die Slrite
niht auseiuanoer tonnten. Gbenlo
neni9 tpnnten tie flleben, aIs ne Der
SAparSen anTidti9 muroen. Sebtere
mo6ten Dem Sample oaollr6 elm Gnoe,
baB lie ibre einSi9e gSuffe, Elm Saltelt=
meier %benuBter, nm Den Sirlhen Boz
nit Die &eblen gu ouraI9neioen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
ScNerreid)= uugarm.

= Sas @iener 6remoenblutt beri6=
tet aus @ien: Sn Der jiin9lten Ser
iammluns Oes .Spnautlub", pcl1e
Die urla6en Der Sleilbtbeucrung erOr=
terte, brahte Elm 6leiIbbauer ourA cine
tleine reoueril6e Gntglellung, Die ibm
in Der Sibe Der Sebatte paiilrte, in Die
unerquidli6s Stimmuna einige err
wiini6te Seiterteit. Sieier Gtouer,
Sleii0bauer g., Iudte Die Ueri6ieOenen
GOrluilrIe, welde leitens oes Fublitums
leinem Stanoe 9emN6t wuroell, 81
Wioerle9en, uno lagte unter NnOerem
wDrtlif: is ipuroe BON perIhieoenen
Seiten bebauptet, DAB Die 6IeiihBauer
nlGt nlr Ole Gup6en oes ielbIt9elhla=
Qenen poer in ySierteln" 9etuuften
S6lahtpiebes uls y3uwage" p%ertoui-
ten, lpnoern Iogar Die &nO6en bes iO=
g%enannten ySeinOlpiebes" Su Dem all=
einigen 3wefe eriperben. Tie glei6falIs
ais .3uWuse" an Den Wtonn 81 brin=
gen. Sieier Sorwuri entiprl0t ni0t
Der Wabrbeit, lonoern es lit Der Shat
beitano eigentli6 iOl9enoermaBen 81
perlteben: g8enn ib sum Seiipiel in Der
@rObmarttballe cine 9lnSa6l bon Hllbs-
tOpien tauie, 10 geIbiebt Dies nl1t 81
Dem 3lpefe, mir mebr &no1en Su per=
i6ulien, iOnoern nllr, neil mir oas
Sirn ie9lt!" (S1Olenoe Seiterfeit).
Der Heoner, eini9ermOben perbliitft
iiber Die unerluartete 9Dirtung ieiner
&eOe, ertennt alsbalo ieinen Srrtbum
unO perbeiert lld oabin, CT battle ge=
meint, .weil linn bas nOtbige ySalbs=
birn feble." 9tatiirll0 mar Die Sadie
oamit ni6t belier 9ema0t unO Die Sei=
tertelt nod 9rDBer.
= SSn Der felt a6t Monaten 9egcn
% S6iller bes Sebrer=S Seminars uno
Gpmnaiiums in : arnOpOl in @ali=
Sien geiibrten Strainnteriu0un9 pe=
gen @ebeimbinoelei, SOhOcrratb uno
MISUNDERSTANDING, mel6e nunmebr
beenDet lit, ipielte Der 3uinll Dem De-
ri6te ein beoeutenbes Sel0ltungsmate=
rial in Die Sdnoe. Sin i'm Sweiten
StOfe Der S%tr0fanlralt inbaitirter
Semlnarilt periudte ieinem i'm erlten
StOde iubaitirten GOllegen ein Siinosl
Yapiere SuSuiteden. Gr lieB oielelben
al einem SaOeu beim Eeniter berunter,
oa rib Der Saoen, uno ole p0piere iie=
len 81 Yooen. Sin in Der Wdbe poitir=
ter 8eidngniBauiieber iprang ioiort
binSu. NOb bate er oas Y0det ni6t
auf9ebOben, ais cine Siini=WulDsnnote
aus Dem 6enlter 81 ieinen 6ilBen ME-
beriiel. Ser gluiieber iibergab yeiOes
oem ELECTROMAGNETIC. g9ie Der=
lautet, iolien Die Papiere eillen poQltdn=
oi9en Nrganiiationsplan oes Gebeim=
bunoes entbalten. Serietbe ioQ gang
na1 Dem Multer Der Pra9er SmlaOina
in S%ectiOnell, Die naA 3licOern oes
meni1li9en SOrpers benannt luaren,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

rem, Cntpprragte, mur0e bon Dem Eoll=
silteu Collins, Der lid ~Sncr9Dalt ncbell
leinem NrreItanten ausnabm, oor Den
8eltrengen gebruht. Der Mrreltant
nanrte iih Spbn gtottbeps ino mobnt
nit Ieiner Mtutter Sul0mmen. Serlelbe
mar BON Dem 9ldurpf an9ebli6 babel
abgefaBt Doroen, ais er S0nee aus
ieinem @aaen oui Die Strabe mari uno
er wuroe unter 500 Siir9i6uft fllr
ben YrOseB s~eitellt. Bis CUR IntunIt
zines giir9en murOe Der 9rreltant I'M
@eian9enenDerihlag 9ebalten. &num
cine babe Stunpe 'p0ter trat cine Gtea
lin in ben Gerihts'aal ell, Die Durh
lire @riheinun9 gQer Nu9en auf lIh
lentte. y@w. Gbren", bsgunn lie, pi6
il6e melnen &naben; b0ben Sic ellen
Suben DOn Der Statirn Der meltllhen
slpanSi0Iten StraBe DDr 'ih 9ebubt!"
Der &aOi sldte Die 9lAicln - eln
&nabe mar m Dem WOrgen NOD niht
Dor linn erihienen, aber Slaurof 6ol=
Inns brahte leinen @efnngenen alls Dem
Seri1ln9 uno Die Gieiin, li6 umlpen=
bend, rief nit GROCER 6reuoe; ySNs 1T
er. oas lit mein Sube." gles I'M @e=
ridtsiaal lahte, DAB Der bnuml0nge
&uri6e bon ielner Wtutter nod wie Elm
tleiner Sube bebnnoeit muroc. g9ie
Die Seioen neben chamber itanOen,
Seigte iih, Dap Die M}utter tbutid6lid
nod 9rOBer als DER Spbn lit. Sic
miBt le6s 6uB nelln 3Ol, Sobn swei
3ol meniger. Ntodoem lie 100 Sol=
lars Siir9I6aft 9eitelt bate, perlieB
Die Wtutter nit ibrem D&inO" pas 6e=
rihtsjimmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
Swei Scben 8crcttet.

6rau 4boebe &bomas BON Sunction
Gitp, Su., wurbe uon ibren Q~lersten be-
na9ri6tigt, baB ite Die ausSebruno
babe uno boiiuunsslos uerloren lei, aber
Swei 6Ial9en o DR.. Kings New
Discovery ~ltellten iie wieOer sanSli9 Der
nnO lie la9t, lie bitten ibr 9eben rerets
tet. 6rau 81. G9sers, l39 6lorioa
Ctr, Gan 6rancisco, Sal, lit an
elmer i6rctlideu GrtaItung, abnliG Der
@%asSebrung. Sic ueriu9te aass IR6as
lite obne GrfoIg, ais cine Slai6e
DIR. Kings New Discovery ibr &ebeu
%rettete. NatirIi9 lit Die Srau iebr
bantbar 9egen uuS. Oieie uno Gbnlide
GrtoI9e bewetien Die wunoerbaren ,yGbias
teiten bieler MeoiSin bel Der Seiluna
pon 9ulten unO Grtdltun9en. Yrobes
flai6en t~oisepirei in :. N. Guete'S
Npot9ete, sos WtatnltraBe. @cp6bns
llGe 6Iai9eu so Gents uno Sl.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
@er Iiebt uid,t Id) one Slumen?

Gibt es cine bert'Ge Sausiruu, Die
ni6t germ cine biibi0e Iuswubl bate?
Salser's &0t0lo9 bietet LOCO, O0O
~ieinlter PflOnSen, wie Gpien, 6udIien,
@cranien IL. 7. 10. Sine Nulslpabl
pm Ii Yra6tpflnnSen, ale peri6ieoen,
fir nur - Gents p"prtOirei.
- 0srr SNlSey ienDet portofrei
80 Yafete friiber Semitic : Samen,
9enu9 fir cine 6amiIie, na4 Gmpiang
Don 81.
SbnriOcn Sic oieie Tnti; nus nuo
ienoen bieielbe init 10 Gents in Sriei=
marten an SObn u. SalSer Seeb 3d.,
ga GrONe, g8is., Damn betommen Sic
frei eln Yadet 9emii6ter Slumen=Sa
men, entbdlt iiber 100 SOrten, uno
unIeren pra9t=&
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
entet sud Dor Saibcn seeen Satarrb, Die
CucdjiIber eutboIfcu.

pa Gustii6er iiaer ben Sirn pes Geru5S ;erit6ren uni
eaS eonje Spitem u0ute Serriittsn piro, peuu es ourd
bic d%lctmieer Nberndhtn eiuorinat. Solhs Irtitsl
louten ME au6tr aui &erorouuua out beruieusr ger,tt
9eprdndt oercen, "a Der S6aoeI, ben ne dnri9.en
;ebrmal 10 sroB 1T ais boS Cute, oa6 Sbr oauon er,is.
len toHniet. 0dll'S Satarrb : 6ur, ia5riSiri
pon y. !. Sbeuep Il 60. Eoleoo, 8, eutbdlt teir
Gusdrlber uuo miro innerlid geuommeu uno pirtl
brett 1nI Die idleimis,u SbsrlGdeu bs SpitemS.
2senn Sbr rails saturrbs Snr FAINT. ieio iiter, bag Sbi
ote a6te tetonlmt, Ste miro innerlid geuommen UNI
in 3oltoo, Sbto. pom i. !. Gbrneu 81 So, aematt,
&ertGuTt Don allen Npotbetern. Grsts 80 Gents
bic 6lalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
Sn6len'S @rnica Salbe.

Die bette SaIbs in Der @elt fir
S9nlttwunOen, Sauti9irfansen, @uns
ben, @eidwire, SaI5fuB, 6ie6erwuns
ben, S9orf, s~eiprunsene SdnOe, 6rolts
beulen, &%rdbenausen, uHb ale Sautents
sinpunsen unb lit cine ii6ere 0eiluns
fir 9dmorboioen. SIS miro g%arantirt,
baB oas Wtittel uoutommene @enuqs
tbuung 9ibt; wenn ni6t, wirb bas @elo
juriiderltc :tet. Yreis 20 Gents per
S4a@tel. - gu u~ertauien bel Z. So.
Huete. Mpotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

&unOen, ieir 8eihdIt 81 einem Der on=
QeleDenIten inn 9auoe gemoht. Ger
&0tolD9 miro toltenirei ilberallbin per=
Nanot. Wan ibreibe an ". @erni1,
6O5 8rano NDe., Mtillpuufee, wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

. Seibe glatter bieteN neben einer
. ior9IdIti9 aus9earbeiteten No6ens
. Gunoi9ai, Die cine turS9eiobte quite
. lleberiidt iiber Die Sauptereisniiie I'M
. Sns uno auslauoe umfaBt, cine ,eits =.
. 9emGBe GrOrteruu9 Der religiSien ga
> 9esfroSen, meI6e Die oeuti6en 6atbo.
liten insbeionoere iutereiitreu, iopie
. cine IorgiGlti9e NuspabI Der Geuigs
. teiten aus ben eiu;elleu Staaten Der
. uuion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
Wcw Cost.

- Gin junger Gicie, Der iiber Ollie,
bic an eInem Der leBten MOr0en i'm
Se1terlon : Mtartet YOliSeigeri6t Der
Staot Rem VOrt ueriammslt no.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

elrlgetDellt 9elpelen leuI. 4uD lou oer
Nr9aniIationsplan genau Die elmer
leoen Section Seiaaenoe gsltimmuna
feiticBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
Nebeubei eeiaot,

piomen mir uuiereu Gr3GblunSen
tiIte 9elaue Sorgialt uno mir
piini6eu bic Quimertiamfeit uler
unlerer geier IN beiouoerer @eiIe
auf o!elelbeu 81 leuteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
Jld0c, ldwad, nerU5s, (t(atIos.

' qrof. Gbiparbs III Elm moblbefannter. berbienftpoI.
Ter Wluiifer uub berporrageuber Gpuponiit i'm ttrnen
ratters unb er hat cine groBe ansabl Don Stidsn far
tpetielie @elsg.nbeiteu geldrleben. NlS Sebrer giebt
IS penige bic Inn aIeldtommeu. Or idreibt pie fol9t /:
SD bin Gornponit uno Wuiiflebrer luo babe nab
Idneerer auitren9euoer 2bdtiateit bel on 9eiiti9er Grs
ml6uug. Gri6ppiuHg, acknowledgement u. T. 10.
eeiitteH. SD mar 10 ipeit beruntcrgefommen uno
ipuroe mad lueni9en &eriiouen 10 neroDs uub id,uad.
bab ib niht Ibiaicn founte uHo am WorgeT muoe.
EutbloS uRo triibliunig a~uiltano. so begauu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

Dr.. price's Cream Safin9 pom6er.
S6Gie sSeltsAusheaunsS aas,ei&uaaa-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
GliaB= ot brin9en.

= Glnen ei9enartl9en SrObbrief err
belt am 4. 9ippember Der tailerli6e
Stattbalter in burg. 3D.
rim eriu6te Elm Glidier, Der irilber ais
iran5OliiAer Soloat in 2lirita 9eoient
bate, ben 6iirIten, ibm 8elo CUR Giids
feDr mad Nirlfa OOer cine palienoe
Stele 81 Oeri0ahen. w~iOrigenials er
Nnarhilt ,uilroe uno Q9dloer %an5iinoen
Ooer GiienbalnSilge CUR Gntgleiiung
brin9en wilrOe. Ser S6reiber oes
Srieles iii9t binsu, es itebe Dem Statt=
batter AUDI irei, i'm einiperren gu loi=
len. Gr CAB ieine 9enaue @orene an
uno fugte cine Srieimarte iIr Die &iid-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-29

with all the firmness of her strong ma
ture that she would not yield to any
horror for he would need her help.
The coffin was borne into the house.
Anna saw her dead sister for single
moment. Then she led her father away,
until with her love, and the strength
that came in answer to their mutual
prayers, he was himself again.
An hour later, the pastor and his
daughter, with Maxwell and Frank
Ames, sat in Mr.. Warrens study and
spoke of the awful mystery with rea-
sonable calmness.
81 have sent for Mr.. Harris" said
Maxwell, naming q deputy sheriff who
was the only officer of the law residing
In Williston.
"There is no doubt, them. murmured
a violent death"
None, whatever" responded Max
well. Let me assure you, for what
little consolation is possible. that her
death was painless. There is an in
cised wound in the head. upon the left
side of the head, about an inch behind
the ear. She was struck down with a
weapon, the nature of which / cannot
determine further than to say that it
was pointed and really sharp. 1t pene-
trated the skull and undoubtedly caused
instant unconsciousness, and speedy
death. That know from other indica-
tions than the wound itself ] have
known greater injuries not to KILL but
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CHAPTER II.
DIR. Maxwell Goes to Inyestigatc tc

DR.. Robert Maxwell stood before the
big fireplace in Rev. Mr.. Warren's par
lor. He had just returned with Anna
from the funeral of Ned Ames. The
girl had gone to give instructions about
supper, with special reference to the
tastes of her future lord and master
who was to share that meal with her
self and her father. When she re-en-
tered the parlor, Maxwell was grieved
to observe that there We're tears in her
eyes. Indeed she had not ceased to
weep since she had set foot in the
Ames house.
you should not let the memory of
your sisters error prey upon you in this
way" said Maxwell. You must calm
yourself before your father comes, for
he will have all that he can bear with
out the sight of your grief"
II will not let him see it," replied the
girl; but all the old sorrow has come
back today. If we could only find
hern
THAT is impossible now"
you believe that she is dead?"
yes; and l could almost say I hope
So"
be such good friends. Why, you were
much more fond of her than of mer'
Il looked upon you as little girl in
those days. You are right in saying
was fond of Charlotte ! always ad-
mired her, and / would believe no evil
of her until doubt was impossible. You
must not think me heartless because of
what / said. Life must be worthless
for her Suppose we did find her; sup
pose, even, that she came back"
II would welcome her and be n Sis
ter to her just as in the old daysr' cried
the girl and the words came from her
heart.
"She will not come" said Maxwell.
He shivered little, and glanced be-
hind him at the fire, which was blazing
brightly.
Anna did not reply. She sat a long
time in silence; and the young man.
also seemed to be abundantly occupied
with his own thoughts. 1t was not Il
good augury for their future happiness
that, with the wedding so near, they
should make no better success of bear
ing one another's burdens.
Suddenly murmur of voices arose in
the street.
Father Is coming" said Anna. and
che walked to the window. ooh Rober!
what can this mean? The hearse Is
here. 1t has stopped before the house"
Maxwell reached her side with a
bound. His face paled at the sight.
There were u hundred people in the
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81 am sure l saw a mans face" said
Anna in a. frightened whisper. 1T
looked like"
Edward Ames," said the clergyman,
as the girl heSitated.
Yes; but / must have been mistaken.
He was upon my mind, and | imagined
that ] saw him. Yet / am sure that
some one was there. Oh, / am so
frightened. This has been such a
dreadful day."
She sobbed Historically The three
men stood with blanched faces.
II see nothing impossible in it," said
Mr.. Warren. Edward Ames was seen
in Wiliston by Horace Riddle"
Let me go out under the window"
, said Maxwell. There may be tracks
| in the snow
He turned toward the door: and then
his impatence overcame him. He
rushed to the window, flung it open
and leaped out
"A man has been herew he cried
''These footprints in the light snow
have been made recently. / can see
nothing Of him.
He climbed back into the room.
Anna, dearest" he said, 'your
strength will bear no more of this You
must go to bed, and Mrs. Norton will
sit by You till you so to sleep"
Mrs. Norton was the housekeeper.
She was summoned, and, in spite of
Annals protest, she was made to resign
herself to rest and the good old woman's
care. But before they parted Maxwell
bade her good-by, as for a considerable
absence; indeed, he could not have spo-
ken more tenderly If they were never to
meet again.
1T is best for me to go to Boston and
investigate the case there" said he.
AS physician, shall be able to judge
of the reality of Ned Ames' death, and,
knowing both him and Charlotte. l can
be of assistance to the Boston police,
who will, of course. investigate the case
| shall drive to Holman junction to-
night, in the hope of catching the eX-
press. l can do it if start at once"
| Anna strove to detain him, until she
saw that her father was anxious that
he should go. Then she bade him a ten
der farewell, and the young man went
out into the winter night.
Ames remained but few minutes
after MaXwell's departure. The cler-
gyman remained alone in his study. He
had thought upon this mystery until
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street, surrounding the black-draped
vehicle.
Mr. Warren was already at the door.
anna, my child"' he cried, have
you heard?"
She could not speak. What news the
father had to tell, the reader already
knows. He broke the direct shock of
it as best he might, and the girl heard
the astounding story without losing her
self-command. At the first sight of her
fathers agon.zed face, she had resolved
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bsheld instead of the white-haired
| housekeeper the sturdy form of the
stranger, at whose word the grave had
given up it's secret.
"Sit still, Mr. Warren said he.
Don't be disturbed by my coming now
or by anything l may say Who am /?
Well, my name is John Mulligan. and
! I'm detective from Boston. You'd
,, like to know what I'm doing here, no
doubt. I'll tell you: I'm after Eddie
Ames. Now | believe him 20 be in this
town"
you know him to be here; that boy
told YOU"
AS for that boy. his story don't help
me much. You see the fact about that
| is just this: / inquired quietly for the
biggest liar in town-one that would
lie easily for small pay-and young
Riddle was recommended. So l gave
| him dollar to tell that story, and he
earned the money. BY Jupiter, he more
than earned ii. He gave me an expert
ence, the equal of which never had had
before. For, though l suspected that
| Eddie Ames (alias Eddie Barn0r, alias
a. good many other names and everyone
a thief's name) wasn't in that coffin.
had no more idea than you had who was
! in it,
You are from Boston," said Mr.. War
rem. You suspected that Edward
| Ames was not dead. Then you must
have much important information. DR..
| Maxwell should see you before he
gees"
Before he goes where"
ITO Boston, to find out how my child
! was brutally murdered in that wicked
| city, and thrust into thief's coffin"
I'VE don't need to go to Boston for
that" said the detective, earnestly. 1T
wasn't done in any wicked city: it was
| done right here in this town"
ITO be continued)