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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
SETTLED THEIR DIFFERENCES.
Sidney Lane and c II. Neville Indulge in
Fatal Street Duel-Both VIII Die.

Houston, Tex. October 24-Sidney
Lane. a Southern Pacific brakeman,
started out to-day with blood in his
eye and a pistol in his hand to hunt
Conductor c. H. Neville. The latter
had been warned and when he saw Lane
opened fire on him. Lane returned the
fire and a desperate duel ensued. Ne
Vile was struck three times and died
in an hour Lane was hit twice and
viii die before morning. After firing
five shots each the men clinched and
beat each other over the head and face
with their pistols in a horrible manner.
Neville would not let Lane run on his
train because he disobeyed orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
a SERIOUS FIRE
Which Resulted in the Fatal Injury OF One
Man.

NAN.
New York. October 24.-The probable
death Of J. c. Griffin, assistant chief of
the fire departmenN and a loss Of $780,
600 are the results of a fire which TO-
tally destroyed the immense store and
stock of 3. Stark & Co. fancy goods
and millinery establishment, No. 13
South Pearl street, this city, tonight,
and which gutted the business houses
occupied by Florist Eyre, Killip & Hin
man. gents furnishing, and RancOur's
barber shop. Griffin was working on
the roof and fell a distance Of twenty
feet. sustaining internal injuries. he
is go years of age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
TOOK THE REMAINS HOME.
Special to the Register.

Sistersville, w. Va, October 24-This
morning the father Of Ezra Mead. whose
body was found in the river here yes
terdav. decided that he would t2ke the
body home 10 Point Pleasant FOR burial,
though the county authorities had bur
led the remains yesterday. According
III. the corpse was disinterred and sent
10 Point Pleasant this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
AN ELEGANT BANQUET
by the Thirty-Third Degree Masons at the
Raleigh in Washington.
Crnnin1 70 tho Dnnictnr

Ralelgh IN W NashinSlon.
Special TO the Register.
Washington, D. c., October PA
magnificent banquet was given tonight
at the Raleigh by the Supreme Council
of the Scottosh Rite of the Southern
Jurisdiction of the United States.
It was presided over by the Grand
Commanded, Thos. H. Caswell, of Cal
ifornia, and was attended by about one
hundred thirty-third degree Masons
and their ladies. Toasts were respond
ed to by Hon w. X. Richardson, Of
Tennessee; o. S. Long, of West Vir-
ginia; Martin Collins, Of Missouri; w.
z. Singleton, of District of Columbia;
Theodore S. Garvin, of Iowa; Samuel NJ.
Todd, of Louisiana; Hon. Jas. II. Hop
kins, of Pennsylvania; George f. Moore,
of Alabama, and Allison NaylOr, Jr., Of
Washington City.
The banquet was a complete success
and was highly enjoyed by all present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
The River.

Warren, Pa, October 24.-Riyer four
tenths of a foot below low water mark;
weather clear and cold.
Greensboro, Pa, October 24.-River
6 feet I inches and stationary; weather
fair and cool.
Oil City, Pa, October 2i.-R!ver 1
inch and falling; weather clear and
cool
Morgantown W. Va. October "a
River feet and stationary; weather
cloudy and cool
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
NEW CURE FoRIRHEUMArIsM
Prayer Being Applied by Holiness Dea-
con at Warrenton.

Eraycr BENG Appiltt ny bVHutSr LEA
con at Warrenton.
Special TO the Register.
Steubenyille, O., October 24-It is
given out here that the Holiness Dea-
cons from Pittsburg, in charge Of the
Floating Bethel moored at Warentoh,
this county, are endeavoring TO cure a
man named Chamberlain, who is a
rheumatic cripple, by means Of prayer.
The case is attracting some attention.
CERTIFICATE LEFT FOR RECORD
The certificate of incorporation Of
the Independent OIL and Gas Company
was left for record at Clerk Hook s Of
fee yesterday. The incOrpOrators are
Henry Sungle. Of Wellsburg, and w.
B. Francis, F. R. Sedgwick. A. W. Kerr
and L. L. Scheehle, Of Martins Ferry.
a power of attorney was given to Will
liam Erskine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
4 DTLTBFRATE SUICIDE.

Lorain. o.. October 24.-Dr. George
N. Harrison. a prominent physician,
committed suicide to-day by cutting
his throat with a surgeons knife. He
stood over a sink when he cut his throat
and deliberately let the blood run into
The sink. Illness was the cause Of the
suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
TO CARE FOR THE MINERS.
Governor Altscld Gives His Mine lnsp'c-
TOR some Wholesome Instructions.

Chicago. october 24.-Gov. Altgeld re-
Gently appointed seven state mine in
snacrors and to-day he summoned them
before him. save them their commits
sions. and then had q talk with tnem
REGARDING their duties. The Governor
SAID. THE mining laws of TINS State
we've enacted Tor the profession OF the
weak and poor. The operator. who Is
strong. can take care Of himself. These
coal miners are sometimes ignorant OIL
their rights. always poor and dependent
and cannot manifest their dissatlstac-
ton with Objectionable conditions pre-
vailing around the mines without risk
ing their Jobs. You are. therefore, ap-
Doinrad hv the state TO DO for them
what they cannot do for thmselves- ]
therefore insist that in inspecting mines
Won do so without permitting the opera
tors OF their representatives 10 accom-
pany you"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
AMERICANs sHur OUr.
The English Government WIZ Not Admit
students 90 Greenwich school.

students 90 Greenwich school
washington. d. c.. October 2i.-Ap>
na~antlv The British authorities feel
that they have gone as far rs prudence
ana courtesy VIII permit i'm assisting
I'm the education of our naval construc-
tors. for the Navy Department has been
nct,fed -bat hereafter no American
naval officer viii be permitted TO take
The course of the Greenwich Royal
Scbool Of Naval Architecture, a privil-
eee which has been enjoyed by them
for many years with such signal bene-
fl that they usually have graduated at
or near the head Of their classes
The Glasgow school and that at
poris however. are still open TO our
vorrg constructors, and with the open
inc of the Cornell course on naval ar
cbirecture. the Navy Department 1eeIs
that il can get along very well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist. made the following Observa-
tions Of the temperature yesterday: 7
a. m. %; 9 a. m, AZ; u m, 81; 3 D. 70,
5S;7 p. u, 81. Weather clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
RACK IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. D. c.. October 24.-The
speclal train which conveyed the Pres
ident and a number Of the members Of
his cabinet 10 and from the Atlanta
Exposition. reached the city about ten
minutes after eight o'clock tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
THE WEATHER.

Washington. D. G., October 24.-For
West Virginia: Fair; warmer; south
westerly winds. For Western Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio: Fair; slightly warm
er; westerly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
THE RECORD BROKEN.
Railroad Train Makes the Run From
Chicago to New York in J Hours Al
Minutes and 23 Seconds

Minutes and % Seconds
New York, October 24.-The train
which broke the record from Chicago
to Albany was sent on to New York
City over the New York Central and
made new record between New York
and Chicago. The train arrived here
at 1915 tonight
The entire distance Of $50 miles was
made in II hours. 40 minutes and p
seconds. Chicago newspaper men who
were on board had in their pockets
morning papers Of Thursday. This
was the first time that a regular edi-
ton of a Chicago morning paper has
been read in New York on the day Of
its notification.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
CORBETPS ULTIMATUM.
FitzsimmOns Must Come to Time at Once
or Corbett win Leave for New York.

FitzsimmOns Must Come to Time at Once
or Corbett wiz Leave for New York
Hot Springs, Ark October 24.-'I
gave to every newspaper reporter last
night my final proposition in order to
make a fight possible, naming ten re-
putable, unbiased men for referee, Civ
ing Julian until noon to-day TO agree
to one Of them or suggest others.
Julian left here this morning uncere-
moHiously, without arranging anything.
I further said l would wait unit noon
tomorrow qriday) for him 10 eposit
$4,000 with any reputable man, in or
der to make his boasts good. l claiming
that nothing further could done
l-9t lis SIDE state Ji Il r5ieree. :
viii wait until noon tomorrow, and
Fitzsimmons not accepting my fair
proposition, I shall leave for New York
at p. m, and pay no further attention
TO FitZsimmOns.
(Signed) JAMES J. CORBETT."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25

.ta... MI ITO |.Nl --Nn a.A.NN A+A- AANNhN b
ordered attendants TO beat patients, !
and cites several instances of inhUman /
treatment He also charged that a son |
0t Dr. Camden was given a place as /
druggist and compounded prescrip- I
u0Ds without the authority Of the
Board of dealth or Board Of Pharmacy
OF the State. Nr Whites answer gives /
am affidavit by L. e.. Cor, of R0ane
county, citing three cases of brutal
treatment o. patients.
Attorney C0rjer created a mild SEN
sauOn when ne continued reading the
answer OF Editor White and stated that
le )Corderl wrote the communication
which appeared i'm the Journal over the
signature Justice" This cOmmunl-
cation charges that the Boards skirts
are not clean and il is therefore an i'm
proper tribunal
TT MAKES SWEEPING CHARGES
that IT'S members are seeking their per-
sonal ACKNOWLEDGMENT and alleges spe-
Ciically that one director furnished all
The hardware at the Hospital, that di-
rectCrs entered into combines TO ieath-
er their ness s. that they bought turnl-
ure in parker s6uIg and Marietta from
a Chicago house after seeing the
Worlds Fair at the expense OF the
State Though OsJensibly M ChlcaEO
t3 select furniture. that Director A. IL.
Wells is nonresident and has on the
payroll OF Che institution non-resl-
dent bro-her-iu-law and sister from
RavensWood. that Dr. Camden placed
his own SON Rolla. on the payroll, that
lhe bid of "a Wheeling plumbing ufm
I.r r| r|fnraH order 10
dafraui a. parkarsburg bidder. The
most sensational specification IN Eo-
itor Whites answer is founded on
printed circular charging Director
Lively with improper conduct
t. n Lynch. attorney Tor w. o.
WYATT. q discharged employe. said ms
client would make no charges unless
the Board compelled the attendance On
witnesses Nr. Pendleton represent
f~r SUPERINTENDENT W. ID. Rowe, asked
-nnt the charges against his cieh1 anu
Dr. Rove's assistant De specified.
pefo- ti3wuiug for dinner. Dlrec-
er n rrs'oW of C2tal county, JooA
--. fe-- and spoke at length about the
errr.r-r-s.rr situation n Wmcn -n'
dire -9rv was placed. He called a-Jeh-
-t-- -, he aa -nat these alleged IacJs
were admittedly known before tne me5,- ,,-
OF --1 .-.-,.- ~ iDve--i-
tfj op7oiuet committee 20 INV '..7,5 17--
ele me asylum and us report p-''1-''
Inc institution IN ,..-
ALMOST ENTBAVAGANI TERMS
TIN. committee was of political party
-r~,s.-s ~ hat of the management Of
.5t hospital. Why were not the charges
made a chat -ime2 .,o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
gned) JAMES J. CORBETT."

Hot Springs. Ark, October "a
Brady announces to-day that Corbett
and party will take their departure for
New York tomorrow on the o'clock
train. and that Corbett Will announce
to the world his retirement from pugil-
ism forever. This decision was arrived
at to-day. inasmuch as Julian left the
city this morning without coming TO
any agreement as to who shall referee
the contest, and gave no assurance that
his $4,000 side stake would be posted
in the hands Of a responsible person by
noon tomorrow. Julian said positively,
however. that Fitzsimmons would be in
this city October 31st and ready and
willing to fight COrbe,t, and that the
$4,000 would be posted in due time, so
opinions as to Corbett's departure vary.
Julian says that upon his arrival here
with Fitzsimmons. that if Corbett is no5
in the city they Will follow him up. If
he is in San Francisco, they viii 90 to
San Francisco and wherever they find
him they will either make him fight
or crawl out of it in a more definite
way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
REV. MR.. HEoFFER LOCATED.
The Would-Be Bribe Toker is in A
Ia~beuv

Tho " 0UIW-8V III0V IVI1VI ~ III II
leGheny
Special to the Register.
Columbus. O., October 24.-C. w
Heoffer. the Republican candidate for
the Legislature who offered to sell hia
vote for United States Senator TO the
Democrats for 81. 500, and fled when he
was exposed, has been located in Al
legheny. Pa, An effort will be made 10
bring him here for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25

Corpus Christi, Texas. October "a
Said FitzsimmOns to-day:
"COrbetJ has acted a coward and
sneak IN the whole business, and if
ever meet him I'll tell him so TO his
face. / intend to complete my four
weeks training at this place, fight or no
iight."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
@us @atertnn

Serr 80ul Niibel, berittet rns, oaB
man inn oa'eibit ersablt babe, Die Sat
lin Des Serrn Sobann Sereno lei un=
ter belonOers tr0uri9en umitQnoeu ges
itorben. Iis Die So6ter in oer9tntt bon
Mtittiuo6 auf Sonnerltug in periloles
ner Wohe gum oortigen eu9lii9 reoens
ben fatboliihen PrieIter girg uno benz
ieibe ertidrte, bic Wtutter lei in
5OOesgefnbr, iDl Der Qrieiter eripioert
b0teu, er iueroe Mtor9ens nQdieben
tOmmcn. SroBoem Die SO6ter, nie
man bebnuptet, tniefdlli9 Den Yrielter
bat sur iterbenoen SHUTTER 3I tommen,
blleb OieIer meg, uno 6rnu Sereno
1tarb in oerleiben 9tuht obne Die IF.
Sterbe'otramente empiangen Su tDn=
neu. 9Gs Se9rQbniB f0uo unter iebr
sablreiber Set6eili9ung Der oeutI6en
&GtbOliten am Somitag itutt.
- dit ben @Orbereitungen sum
Saue elmer oelltlhen tatbOlil6en Stride
linO Die oeuti6en &Ntboliten oaielbit
elIrt9 begriner uno bel Oem barmO.
nilheH 3uIammenplrten unter Deniel=
ben linO Iie ;u ben i6Dniten Sonnun.
gen berehti9t nit Der 3eit Elm ei9sues
t0tbOlii6es 8~Ottesbaus 81 baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12

Die StaOtfuabl su Selpeii pel6e
lebte @o6e Sort ab9ebalten muroe ers
aab fplsenoes &eiultat: Mapor, o.
8. Sturgis, WoernQmler u. s.
8remmels uno @. s. Stint, Shass
meilter ". 8. Weper; Gecorper 8. y.
Sapes.
Sie am 4. Mdrs itatt9eIunoene
Staotwabl bon SO,ua Sitp oing in
aler Gllbe Dor lid. Sn bier Der fiini
Waros puroen republitoniibe Nloer=
men erpdblt. Ser republitaniIde
6anoioat fir oas giirgermeiIteramt
tpuroe geIdlasen, Der republitanii6e
Ganoioat fir bus Mmlt zines Staot=
anmaltss iurroe ertpabt. Ser Gpr=
iblng, OaB Die Staot Die WaIiermerfe
tauten iolle. pllroe bon Der giiroer=
ibaft abgelebnt. Samucl SbarpleB,
Der alteite alderman, Der als Mit9lieo
oes 6inallStomites cine ipifti9e &ole
lpielte, puroe rcieoererpqblt. Seute
Mbeno wuroe sr BON elmer 2Gbmun9
~getroifcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Notwithstanding

WOntag mar ~re9elmdBige SiBung
oes Staotratbes. Sas SinanstOmite
beri6tete, oOB Die Ousitehenoen S6ulO=
ideine Der Staot 81 . PrOSent NnItatt
Z als9elieben pOroen ieien. Sem
Sb0bmeiiter un0 ieinem @ebulfen TO-
tDie Dem NiieIiDr Stemm iUurOen je
$50 fitr GrtroOrbeiten an Den Steucrs
bI6ern erlaubt. - STAMFORD beuntrag=
te, oaB Der nddlteS t0Otratb Die WObl=
riater uno Glerts fiir Die ein3elnen
War0s ernennen lOlle bon 0enen IN
jeoem Pre3Intte 3Wei 3emDtraten un0
Elm RepubItnner Ri6ter, unO Elm
9emOtr0t unO eiH Gepublitdner Glert
ietn iOlte. Sci genGler lleberlegunQ
jeOp9 Qnoerte 6rawfOro ieinen Nntrag
oaDiH, 0aB in Der olertan WurO, Del6e
betamtli6 republitonii6 1T Die Hepub=
litaner Ou6 Die MajOritdt baben iOaten.
Sar0uibim wurOe Die SUbe bis CUR
nGdlten SiBun9 Deri6Oben.
Bon SeNmtenbcri9ten mar nur Der
Serlht Oe5 Staotanwaltes fertig. Nn
PrO3e1len iOel6e man qeQen Die StNOt
au9eltreHgt bat mangelt es ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Gin gutter S6micD aejuht.

Sine ireie Stele itebt bier oiien fiir eincn
Sdlnieo, Der aud ju9lei6 III 6ol;arbeiten
eriobrell 1T. Gor Suei @oden itarb infer
Sdnlteo bier, welder cine Samilie binterlabt.
Ole &tttfrau pertGuit Die S6mieoe nit
iontmtlt6em Smieoe : @eidirr NIB eiueu
@orratb al Giieu, ionic Elm Sans, pelheS
all Der Sbmlebe itebt NIB oaS Got 25x15O
woront iid oaS @ebauoe beiinSet, Ill einem
@~ciammtprciie Don 5000. Gieoreetomu,
cine Citation an Der Moorebeob= Aortberlt
&ailroae, nit elmer beutiben fatb. Sirte,
lit ell Flae fir ciueu S6mieo, ME fein
b~eiierer III flloeu 1T. GroBer Sarmbe;irs
uno Der nu6ite Sdmieo mobnt 16 Weilen
pou bier. lnier pori9cr S6mieo perbieute
ldbrli6 pou $1,000 bis S14O0. gSenu ol'o
Semano Il6 genel9t itltoet bierber III tommelr,
Der Ioute logleI6 tomnen. neil oie SteQe
lll6t lon9e oner ltebeiI ptro. 8uter Ratbo:
1T plro uorge;ogen. Die @ittirou perfGllit
Nles Iir 5000 NIB uerlou9t $500 2lrSablun9
ino ooS uebrlge bis uG6iteu 6erbit. I'm
lt0bere Alstulit ipenoe man iib All: John
Maichen, Georgetown, Clay County,
Mimi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Sas Gunitc bes StaOtratacs

luelhes nit Der Gerldn0erun9 Der 4.
StraBe bis sur SObbrufe betraut III
belt in Der perfl. &ohe nlebrere Sig
3un9en IN Der glmt5ltube Des MaDors
ab. Gs hanoelt lib beute oarum einen
Stri6 2anoe5 al tauIen, wel6er Der
STANDARD Sumber So. 9ebOrt uno
welden oieie nidt abtreten Mil. 3luei
MISREPRESENTATION welde nit
Der @ertbabIhdBun9 bes betreHenocn
Stild Sdnoes betrnut naren, baben Die
cine uls @ert6 5000 uno Die speite
$500 angeQeben, jeoo6 mar Die Stan-
barb nit teirer Der beioeu IbIhQbun=
gen suirieoen. Man 1T nun i'm ge=
griife eiuen GomprOmiB ST erpirten
um auf oieie g8eiie IN ben geiiB oes
Suno'trl6es Su 9~eluugcn, uelhe man
Acknowledgements bateu mug, oa Die
.StroBe bon Der 4. Strabe sur So6=
bride oort binourd 9ebaut perOeu
lOl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12

SIeiien bon @nblbuuien. 1868 ~treu5te
Ell Der S3eon. 500 Suerlt uO6 G09le
Sdrbor, MihiGon, IND lieB ii0 1868
in @ub0ibu, Minn., nicOer, mo ct
Iebte biz er ieine Steele nu5b0u1te. Gr
binterlaBt eiDe trauernoe. Satin uno 2
4inoer. MO9e ct ruben I'M 6rieOsn!
Nl9Nnton G d N 3 am Spnn=
tag NbeuO 9eQen II llbr BON einem
geiuh i'm oOrti9en bcuti6en Settle
ment n0G S0uie unterme9s mar, bate
er oa$ un9liid 0llf Dem glNtten Gement=
ieitenlpe9 al Der &de BON Mtain= unO
SpencertroBe OuSSu9leitcn uno o0&
gein ill bre6en. Gr Derno6te ni6t
oufSulteben ltnO blieb I0It cine babe
StInoe Iie9en biz Semano ieins @iilfe=
RUE bernabm uno man iDn III Ietne
WObnun9 brNdte.
Nbom f., bNs tleine SDbntcn
BON Nif. 00nien, 235 PierceItraBe,
itorb am Mtittmo6 al Der Iiplteritis.
Ser trubere NurDr1ner
Matbia5 Seoeien it i'm GOuntp=N rmenz
bnuIe Su SotaUiN, i'm Alter oon 6S
Sabren geitOrben. &eOeien mar elm
Geteran aus Dem IeBten &rie9e uno D0
er infOl9e Der our69em0dten StrOpo=
pen ieine WeIunObeit eingebilBt bate,
erbielt er cine QenIiOn. ga bieIe
jeoot fir ieinen &eben5unterb0lt nidt
Dinrei6enO mar, nabm er ieine 3uflu6t
sum GrmenbOuie, NORM er nun feline
Gage beiGlOnen bat. Der SeritOrbene
mar in Der 9td6e BON 5rier, Gbein=
preuBen, gebOren unO sdbIte 5u Dem
alteiten Der bieli9en Oeuti6enIniieOlern.
(oNurora Soltsfr.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Stahtuabl 81 Cascade.

&ei Der Staotwabl Sl Cascade bate
bios elmer Der Gunoiouteu cine Sppp=
iition, ndmlid Der Niieiior. Sas BE
iult0t mar fol9enoes: WR. s. &eptem,
Der 9e9enluarti9e WQDor, puroe wieoer=
erip0blt nit 222 Stimmcn; s.. $.
28eber erbielt ais &etoroer 2l9 Stim=
men; s. &. Seolin fir S6aymeilter
2l6. @On Den NiieTprs-6anoioaten
erbielten s. Wt. Soves 147 uno s. s..
GOOleD 100 Stimmen; Sapes wuroe
aiiO erwdblt. Die Sruitees erblelten
ie 900 Stimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Bon cincm irrIiuniaen% ssarnrr,

Namens s. GlrOD, Welder etpa bier
Wteilen nOrOli9 Don POtOli wobnt,
ioeiB Der bieltge o8lObe" cine i0noey=
bare MQbr gu er5dblen. GlrOD iubr
an olelem 6luBuier nit elmer &aonnN
Sol5. in 8egleituug ieines 8etters
SbOnlGs WacOn uno gOuaro &uoberg
5ur Staot, ais er plOBli9 wGbuiinnig
Duroe uno liber StUf mIo Stein,
iber Berg uuo &Bal, Don Dem Peru
We9e aus itber Den tatbOlii6en Jrieo=
bOfe nN6 eagle POint au Lief. 8ei
Der ulIoen SHgo OerfOlgten Den Srr=
~Iinnigen fetne Ye3lelter uno ais es
olelen Gelang Den MtUmn eluSubOlen,
500 oieier einen NeDOlper uuo entleerte
oeiien 9OppcIloUf oUi ieine @eriplger
ObHe jeoob gu treiien. 9Nuu sO9 er
ein Wteiier uno crit un6 eincm ilbers
aus beitiJen &ingtampf gelunQ es Den
RNienoen 81 binoen uuo i3uolos 81
MAIDEN. wOrauf Die berbei0eeilte Qoli=
set o~enicIbcH binter S9loB uuo Iiegel
braGte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Snbcstaac.

- Sn ieiner @obnung 9to 2246 an
Der @aibineton= Strabe itarb peril,
mobe 9ienitag Serr y. Sra,net in
I'M Nlter BON etipa 81 Sabren. DER
ielbe wpbnte Sc Sabre in Dubuque.
ST binterlaBt einen Sobn Gerbarr
lllo cine So6ter Mlinu.
- 9n Der ie6lterl, nabe Der GlapltraBe
ltarb perfloNene @o6e am Wittwod
Serrs6r. &orpltein I'M glitter bon Al
Sabren mad elmer tlIrSen Srantbeit.
- Sos unmiinoige ainb Der So
mile SeBmon mobnb0it Go. ia 0a=
.leria StraBe itarb Derfl. @obe.
6reitn9 Na6mittag itarb in Sb=
rer 9@Obnun9 &p. 2045 an Der Sadion
StraBe 6rou anna Stein in alter BON
70 S0Ircu.
- gm ielben Sage itarb in Sbrer
@pbuun9 an Der 19. uao Glnt=S traBe
6rau Sdtbarina Suenier, Die Mtltter
Der Serrcn @ilbelm, 6iOelis, 6ebbart
uno @Cttirieo Sucnier, iowie Der 6rull
GeleItinu GroB, 0dttin oes betannten
@afwirtbes Serrn Setter GrpB an Der
6loDltraBe. Sos G%e9rdBbniB fano AM
Montog Moroen pon Der Worieutir6e
aus, no6 Dem oeutihen tatbpliihen
&irdboIe itatt.
= SIM 9llter BON AZ Sabren itarb
6reita8 Na6mittag in ibrer 8Obnun9
1860 an &bomber9 Mue. 6rau Ma9=
oalena PfObl nad elmer &rantliNteit
bon s,pei SaDren. Sic Se~rtorbene,
gebOrene NOel, binterldBt nebit ibren
@ltern ibren 8otteu urlo bier Ginoer.
- Srau Soptils, Gle Satin bes
Serru Superintendent Soptius pm Der
Soma .Srpn @prts ltarb SamitCg
Wor9en in ibrer @o1nung al Center
Yldce.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
9lus Der 81. 0aricn @rmeinoc.

- Sie @ereiniguug Der pirs unO
NlpbOnius Gereine lit nod INNER oos
Sbema Deg SG9es. 9O6 iheint Der
&erwirtli6ung tein erntes Sinoernlf
i'm gBege 81 iteben.
- Sas oierSigitiinOi9e Gebet wiro
am SOnntUg ben 81. Mldr5 ieinen an=
lang nebmeH.
- Ser Ct. g~oniFotius Siinalinsss
berein belt an WtOutOg feline regel=
mdBi9e GeriNmmlung nit Dem st.
SObanne$=3neigDerein alb. IS MUIR
ben 3 ncre MitQIieOer ouIgenOmmeI
unO Die 8Ollenoung oes GDnaltums
OOm beNuItra9ten GOmite berI6tiet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Wholesale GrOcerS Association of Iowa.

9erfl. Wphe Mitppd uno Conner
flag tagte oabier i'm Sulien Sauie Oi
SaDreSoeridmmlung Der Wholesal'
Grocers Association bon Soma. &
luaren fol9enoe Serren auueIeno:
". 8. Gratt, Ges Moines.
=. u. 0oirmarm, Walou GItp.
6raut puncod, 0itp.
Is. Is. Yroutp, GeS WOiues.
Is. q. Q2eit Sort Tobge.
George Summer .Siour GttD.
:. 3. Gouter, 8eotut.
Is. Is. Sbeutberg, Siour Gitg.
:. :. &Olertou, StouT Gitp.
u. Sdltbot, Heotut.
sra lSllis, &eotlt.
&obu Uteblbop, GttD.
Eraut SoWler, @aterlpO.
zee 0amil, 6eptut,
Nrdut Smlth, 2Saterloo.
i. u. Sbroeoer, Gitp.
u. i. SpeuCer, CStGlooio.
q. u. Nperiu, Solar Rapio5.
II. S6lupp, Burlington.
GHortr i. Smitb, Ies WtoiRes.
u. u, lSItwer, Geo Jtaptos.
Sobu Eluul, Burlington.
Nobn s. gett8, Carroll.
WtGior SamIeI Mtabou CttumrL
6. i. EeIOeubet. Iapeuport.
q. :. Ban tattDu, Gupeuport.
-. q. Netberpar, SiOur Gltp.
=. Is. Eetts, ~Niuriboutopn.
GbarleS 0ewitt, Ses WtoIneS.
=. (. 9alCod, Gttp. .