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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
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8.
anuff, neuoepeibter QrieIter bat cine
MnItelluua in Der StaOt Sioup in
Nrantreib erbalteu.
Weoerha1,. IL. aug: Sellte
WorAen liaro pier ole nopiadtoare
SSltpe oes trhpern S9onen perm
apliaes I'M Utter non % Sapren. Sle
rhbe III Ur'eoeH.
Miornsr 10 Muo g;s oisbs
,ur @,ttssmmt,sr botts ,s;tsrr om
S;lohsston cine orNss emonr moG.
iohrsr nnS unisrm gtsStSsm osi;ibrt
mnn ;,r;ht nrn 1000 msIhs hsr Wrn.
,ssS;"r NV rs,hsr Gb 10 @s;aI;ts inn
SE%borhsmn bsthsi,;ntsu "rmNhutsn
w. "u,,;nsrnotsr p Mrom,;stns
Mor;n Sh;rhn ana smnrro s;m CIV,
smhur,sr n.y. ma is;srl;Ms H,Snn,,
h;sIt mobuts oIsibfnns Nsm W;y"sr.
,uns ,mr W;l,hsnstnnsns nn Wv
bn%m ssrr Wnnisr Miorrsr y, ssoub.
rem bieit ME sssitnrsoint
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

5ablrei6sn @Gblcr at, bic nit ieoem sebsn,
Sal1e bebalteu lDllell. gta6bem bic Serrelt
ober einmoi an Nuber marei,, ireuteu lie
y itber bic i6oneit oir6 bic Wautb ges
l~leterten 9innobmer u,b beeilteu lie li9, bic
a~n9ele9enbeit III eItem Guslbnne gu b.9ra=
ben. I'm Der Geibebaltun9 Der .3oue gait,
llber gu leit, biloeter lie bic Wtebrbeit blel es
auslbniles aus politiiden @egneru, bic ;l=
9leib @e9ier Der abidaiIlng iparen. Bee
oelttelD iuibtiger ais lolde BerDolturtgSz
all9ele9enbeiten erldeint ibner bic Eropas
9ailoa tir Sranfreit. Shou Dor einigeu
,Sobrelt bate einer Der Tilbrer oieler @rrppe
betm NdnSiSer <rnieit ans Der S6ule 9e7
l0iDast NIB in ellem lrinfipru6e pom oel
lhOlen Setter 9.fabelt. no Srantrcib dlber
GllaB= SotbriIgcu aud XirenIburg III letien
S9oB uuf9enomniet bdbsn lDilroe. Ter
Siirgermeiltcr Wtoulel mGllfabrte erit furi=
lid in i%e,ler amtliheu Gi9elihait nd6 benz
Wettd an Der Seine, 100 er Dor Ber,iidung
ialt per9ing, ais linn M oorti9en Rutbbaus
leltetS Ginger StabtrGtbe aus benz Vatigs
nolles= Tiertel Die Bobe SIRE mibertIbr, gum
fSuBfuiie Sl9elaieu gu neroeu. gm l6.
Dor. NtonatS ober betbeili9te iib Der Sir:
9errleilier Der ,nultptltaot bes neutrdleu
@roB~9erSo9tbums 2urembur2 0n Der irans
joIll del Seier 81 Wnrs la Sour, no ibrn
belm Seltmabl Der @brenplas CUR Jte6ten
oeS ulterpra1eeten pou Srtep %ot9epieleu
muroe uno Der Nb9eoronete ulo NtIDemiter
Vte;iereS lbm Die angenebmltet 0inse ldSte.
Ia ,piro er wobl nibt umbim setonnt babea,
ben Seber auf baloi9e Reuan6e gu leercn.
Siir ben Sag pom @rapelotte beitellte er ild
oann cine 6ruerwebr ans eon8,pp nab
~gliremburg ulo lieB lbr ben GGrtlliueill I'M
Ratbbaule reiben. geioer legte CT feline
8roPe Gbre nit Ieinen lieben SGiten eiM,
ocnl idon no6 meligen Stnnoen bate has
Wiinbener Sier bic Deloeu pom Der Spriss
10 jammerli1 iu9erIbtet, oaB Elm S6mans
ten in ben StraBen losbrab, wie IS lett
Wenideu9ebeufsn ui6t %odsemeien. is Ses
lang babel uibt einmal Der Mtorieiuaiie, bic
Sieoert sum Se9rii1 Der 9eraoelt sinie 3ns
riidylbringeu.
Gieielbe, Jest oas Stabtrssirnent iiibreube
Grlppe beiiet ell mo6eutli6 eribeineuoes
Observation-Disclosures, bas bic Seutiberbeee IN
elmer 9Sei'e betreibt, olS Oh Die geIte be-
wuBterWeile oaS DtuB Der Climber fir ben
Gag Der 9roBeu %9lbreduuu9 poumaheu
MOLTEN. ulio an Der Spibe oieleS Gi1tts
6els ltebt Der Nbgeoroiiete Ssrpois, Der ben
Sie |elner 9emerblideu S~bdti9teit IN Qreus
Bcn bat NIB es gan, uatiirlib fiioet, penn
er inter benz Sdnb Der oeutl6eu uno preus
bil6em @eleee rubig ieinem Grwsrbe ua9s
gsben fam. Eiele ielben Serren nun err
beben augenblitlib ein grobes @eibrei unb
broben lo9ur nit elmer Snterpsaation i'll Der
BANNER, neil es benz @roBberjog 9efalleu
bat, eillen Seitrag III Der gu 8oui9ltein i'm
&aunns dbgebaitsnen SieSesieler gu lpens
ben. Sie oiirien nn9eitrait bic Nran,oisu
I~pielcil, aber Der @roBberjoS bari li6 uatiirs
lid iltbt erlnneru, oas oeutl6es Slut in
leineu Aoern rOut uno CT 3uosm iiber ell
yano berri6t, oas eiuen &beil !3olloeutibs
LAMBS auSmadt nllo CUR oeuti6eu Sprabs
ulo StammeS9emenll6aft 9ebOrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

merstir6. 49,. Gbilipp, So6n pom Soiepb
marquis, Sdmieo, sid. 20. fIeter, Sobu
BON Dciiri0 WtGbner, S9melSorbelter,
Gonmctoiu9eu. 81: Nisoias, SobN uou
Nttdel 9teps. BGrtuer, Gid. a.: FitoluS
2omel6, S%ubrmaut, lSeirer3tir9. %. {:
6Qtbarino 6lopbiue, Sohter Don Ritola5
Nteblln9et, Soglobucr, NeimcrStirb. 2G. {:
SuIdule, SodJter pou Sobauu Sellncr,
yPaurer, 2Seimersfirh. 81: duua Su=
lamta, So9ttr Don WifolaS @lep, SGrber,
Nitueu5n9. 30: 6rar; Soiepb Sacobi III
ptons, Sohu pom Sruu3 Sctiort, WGrtncr,
Aenoorf. Mibel Setter, Spbu pom Nti9el
Gwerl,ns, Sdenflpirtb, Gommslojn9en.
Seiratbeu. Bonn %. Suli: Setter 5oa.
ner, Nrtbrfne9t, Rolin9ergruuo, nit Otaria
&erdem aus Otiiienbah. a.: Nicolas
Shmlt, Sbmei5orbeiter, 8eimerstirh, nit
Ntortd Wulcr, 6abritorbeiteriI, sSeiiners=
firdb.
SterbefGue. Bonn 8. Suli: Waria
Sotleroin9eu, III Gid. 70: Geter Giidel=
bat9, alt SO Sabre, gi9eltbiimer aus Wiil=
lenbud,, ;I Srispiuusber8. 81: Wtaria
Nlomntang, ais IS Sabre, Wittrpe @roid),
~ Sid. 30. Sobanu @oer9eu, Al Sabre,
ndnoelsmaun, iu 22eimersfuD. 80. JiifoE
las Sldtle, SO Sabre, S%teinbousr, III Sider=
GRUB. 81. Sootscborcuer Spbu pom Srdu;
Sonrarop, Otdurer gu Neubori.
Gioil itano Der g emeino G
SebOorf.
@eburteu. Yom 6. Suli: Wartba
Sertriloe 8drolule, Sohter pom Mi6. lNu=
berth. @enoarm III Rooot q. B.. Spr. g.. alice
Wargarctbd, So6tsr Don Sob. Sales, Gjolt.
ptrtb aus Clin9eu. Som 80: gucieune
Rolalie Su9euie, &odter pou u. Nelir Soi=
lin, Sduplungsreiie uoer III Rooot Oil Der
Spr.
Seirutben. Seine.
SterbeGlIe Bonn IL. Siili: So
banl Silo9eu, &iifer, Gbc9dtte pom Warie
MilIer, alt 81 Sabre, ans M'ensoori. Bonn
90: 6atbarind SOiepbine Rap, alt 5 Sabre,
aus Oiir9eu. Som 80. WatbiaS Wilbelm,
alt % Gage, aus Wteusoori.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

fiibrbdre, niielibe WfaBrc9eln gum Nhtssu
oeS tlsineu Soites onpenpeu mtu.
We6rere @ti60fe lIlIo Defenders Der
Stlbot bon yuttI9 ltolDeit al Der Spite
oieier Sepe9un9.
llugliiftiher gSeiie fomen etli6e Grceiie
ltto ucbertrelbuugeH III ben Ncoen INTO II
ben Sagesbl0tteru Der ingenolt6el, elirI9eN
itelleu Eartei Dor. Gle berporragenbiteu
NtGmuer Der tatbpltiben Eartei wuroeu per
,onli9 Gn9e9rifleil uIio eS e%ntltallo ell grocer
Srotslpolt inter ben Ratboliteu. Gle Sods
ptroe gil Rom beim b.. Batter dn9etr06eH,
meld)er Die Sorppbaeu Der oemptrattideu
fartei sur 6lu9beit, llmiidt uub Hd9lteis
lle5e e%rmabnte. go it es nm gefommen,
Dap Die 9eiltlihen Sanptfiibrer III ben Sius
ter9riIno getreten iino, ultb Die bemotrdtiIde
fdrtei etnliuelleu III Surfieu terlmtappt.
Ntoge Der liebe Gott uulere fatboit'9eu
fe9,ernligsmdiller erieuhtsu uIb i6ueu
ben gutell Geilt eINIi0Beu obne III ;ouoeru
IND ohue 3u ;ogeru popuidre, prattiIde
Yt0Brsgclu su @lRlteli oes aroeiter uno oes
eoilouotie5 ms 2Serf III leBeu. GGuI lpare
allb Die ocmotrGtllde Edrtei iiberfiiiiio.
Gs tbut aber sroBe Jtotb ooR bdlo lSrdtti=
ides gelGebe, ocNu Der So,idlisnus mabt
beltdnoig Sortidritte. Gie So;ialiiteu bes
lipell bereitS 100 6ooperatipe srobe Ve=
l6ditSbaulsr. III alien StGDtem oes gdloes;
Der RENE @eDilu oapou, pelter lib ipeui9s
items ort cine Otillion belGuft, pirp perneus
Oct nm ourCb losiallitil6e &a9esblGttsr Ero=
pa9dllod ju MAIDEN.
Gle So;ialiiteu beiibeu %ausenblidlib iber
30 Ibgeoronete III Der geieegebeuoeu Samz
nler. Us IN ELI Slid, baB lie in Der 1amz
mer ibre Sottloiistelt NIB ibre aMur6itiibeu
1aoeu;eu ali oen Sag le9eu: odourb snts
irenoell lie li6 Die Ser;eu aller Seute, pelde
anI Sronnn9 NIB Sittlibteit boiteu.
NGret lie f!ii9er uub periprGdeu Tie benz
Tolte prattilbe umdnoermIgen, lalter eez
iduige WoBregeln, lieBsr ne Die Reiigiou
rrito bic Oronmg unbebelliat, 10 mare es
tder, oob lte III etli9en Sabren ans HIber
tdmeu.
Dan 9erpobnt iid 10 leidtaau allies. Der
Nalne SoStaItt, weIder nod Dor eiuem
Sabre ben Seuten Sdredeu etltiagte, lit lest
al9clommen NIB man Iinoet ibu midt ibler
ais ben 9famcu giberal. Wau tauu baher
and ni1t lager, mas Die .3ufuuit ms
brilt9t. 81 ben 9roBeu StGbteu liebt man
bic Iortl 6rittii6eu eiberaieM siuen SrMoers
buno nit oeu So;iolilteu ihlisBen nm bic
8atbollfen bel ben @ablsn st erOriiten.
Sa weiB man nibt, was man iibss bic
Vaae Der StGge oehfeu lol. Dan ihaut
nab obel uno lG9t: Ger Meuid oenft, gott
lentt.
ESortiekuuQ iptQtl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

Nmalia Stunt; 90: 8ricori6 &irdmouu,
Betriebsleitsr, nit Worra s8ilbelmina Self
citas @;epul6; Bernard Gooie, Sontcoms
mis-, NIT Wasbolena Nitolap; RifoIaus
Shmit, S4loisrmeilter, nit 2ouiie Bar
bara Volfer.
SterbeiG1fe.- Bonn IS. ansuIt
auia Settles, alt 3 Sabre; 22.: Otaria
StraRer, alt 8 Worate; Dta9oaIeua grob,
alt II Sabre, obne Stanb, etelos; %.
Maria ,Siidsr, alt 1 Sabr 3 Monate; Srou;
Gbriituah, alt So Sabre, &aglobuer, ebelos
"a: Srallj @boB, alt 3 @oten; Samuel
9epmann, alt 81 Sabre, obne Staub; %. a:
8ot6artna Sieselsr, alt 1 5ubr 4 Mouate
aooIpb aautb, olt 80 Sabre, Gu6iiibrcr
90: Satob Settles, alt 3 Ntouate; GlilGbetb
GerenS, alt 2 Mouate; Garl Gittor ,5elir
@insbdd, alt Is Sabre 4 Ionate, Sttoent
3d.. Better Nifo!as gugen Salentiup. alt 50
Sabre. Giienbabns, gau: uno Setriebs=
Snipeftor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
Sur, @uisl, Gifel nno 9unsrn6.

Ius Saarbura miro aemeloet:
Die Gerbaitung zines GOrbmabers OILS
oas mutbmaBli1en W0roers Der 6rau
Or. Selper piro wobl nibt aufreht se.
balten. Sem Sernebmeu nab 1T Der.
ielbe beute aus Der Saft entlallen NOR.
ben. Gr bat in betruntenem 3ultanoe
allerbano Dummies 3eus selprOhen.
mus aleroing Seci9net mar, ben Ser.
oabt ge9en i'm reae 81 MAIDEN; auf Die
linn 9eitellten 6ra9en bat er tets nit
nSa" aeantwortet, 10 oaB man CUR
Serbaftung iaritt. IS iOl ibm aber
gelungen leiu, ein bOllltanoi9es alibi
nadiuweiien. Sisber ieblt ieoe mel.
tere Spur bonn Ssrbreber.
&alingen. 20. aua. 3pei
Gdaabunben, oeren 8epihen pIfeubar
febr belaltet ludr, ergrifen beim Mn=
bid unieres Srtsaenoarmeu Die Sluht
uno Inbte an elmer iebr geiabrlihen
STEELE ole Sauer 81 ourhmaten. Gaum
iiber Die Mitte oes Stromes 9etOmmen.
%ertannten lie, DAB es wegen Der untie.
ZEN unmo0lib lei, welter 81 ihreiteu.
Ter NunOroerung, auf ods preuBiibe
llIer Suriit,utOmmen, iebteu lie bart.
ndflge Weiaerung ent9egen, nno 10
itaroen lie lallgere ,3eit III Der befti9eu
Str0mun9. IS mar pOr~dus,uieben,
DAB ibre Strait nibt 10 LANCE ausbaltsn
weroe, bis Der in GpspOrt requirirte
9tahen berbeltpmmen tDnnte. Ser
9lnblid Der beiben i'll Walier itebcnosn
WGnner, Die INNER mebr ibipdntten
uno ~,uiebenos idmdder wuroen, mar
fir Die 3uihauer 10 bean9itisenO, oaB
man es fir nOtbig belt, fur ale Sdle
einen Belltliben berbei 81 rufen. Nuf
oellen yeranlaiung wuroen oann auf
Der SIremburger Seite Stan9en Su.
Idmmen9ebunoerI, nit Del:sn es inter
Den grOBten gnltrenaunaen gelang, Die
beiocn auf bas lurembur9ii9e uier 81
retten. gBie li6 berausltelte, ipar Der
cine crit Dor 3uriem megen i1wersn
Siebitabls beltraft 9emelsn uno taum
aus Dem 8efdn9nine e%ntlaNeH. Nus
ben &eoeu. Die lie inn 9va1ier miteinau.
Der fiibrten. alma berpor. oab tie
0iriiupe batten, audi bic luremburaiide
Toli,ei al permeioen.
|. Sln9en. IL. alla. Wel lebr ifar'
lem anoral'ae Der Slauolsen ipuroe
ole Sohletr0tlol Ger aoDus-Sapelle
0;m,hnr" eStm aulnp mnN es;hasnS
ms;htsm n;s SnnslIs mno SntSrs Gin
is;srl,hss Sohnmt murSs nm Sussrsm
mitor ns6oitsm Vic SstrsSs inn ars;sm
hisIt g;ihoi Sofiusr Nom nam, Cr
ib;Iosrts N;s @sihihts nor 9onsIIs ,sit
IS66 mos onh s,m Wsmsis iiir Mo Ss;,
~1;oss;t nss fotboi;ihsn Miomhsns 10;
Roy u~,nsr,nnsrt S~nhrb,nrnsrts ;;bsr,
oousrt hohs mSbrsnn Nis Rsosmtsn hi.
Mrsu,sn mnn rio elton osn,stislt hat,
tom Ssr Wsnusr chant ;hI;ssc;h
nss er;sosinhilomms umn iorSsrts nis
0ubSrsr oni Mntt nm Sri,hsn az hit.
TON
Yer S9aoen, meldlen oas un'
melter poil rs. Snli IN 8reile SOAR
l0ils allserlttst. oelrast iag an'il'0er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

fGein aut.
Dor Der Gabenausitellune in Sem
Yort bate Elm oprtiger lultiaer uno
ip~etulatiper Sabritunt einem 3eitun9s=
iunaen einen iA6nen geitreiiten Scatter
fir 10 @ents abgetauft, lno offs Die
guslteQun9 fam, bi6tete er ieinem
Sater, Der obenorein ie9s 3eben an
ben 6iiBen bat. einen lon9en Stamm=
baum on, Itellte i'm aus uno erbielt
ben eriten Yreis. Damn ober lieb er
Die 4ab aus Dem Sud ooer pielmebr
Den &ater aus Dem Stammbaum unD
mahte lib meioli0 iiber ONs Nustel=
lun9ssGOmite luiti9. SieIcs aber bat
ben preis riid9dG9ig uno oaour1 llb
ielblt nod la0erliDer 9cnaAt.
NbI6eulib. Ser .New Dort Sri=
bune" entnebmen mir fOlgenoe 8rab=
iAriit, Die iih anNeblih auf elnem
&ir6bOf in burlington in Soma beIln=
Den iOll:
Beneath this stone u baby lays,
He neither cries nor hollers;
He lived just one and twenty days
And cost us forty dollars.
9ieie 8rablAriit 1T abi1euli6, eli
nerlei Oh tie MIR ein bon Der vNelp g)Ort
Sribune" erionnener iblehter g8iB lit,
ooer Oh tie in 9Slrtlihteit ~eriltirt.
Senn es 1T oas cine Sorte yGib, 9s9en
wsl6e iib ieoes menIhlide @eiiibI aui=
blunt. SIT bic @rabIhrift aber in
gSirtlihteit porbanoen. 10 tpdre benz
Nuslanoe Der iblaSenolte geweis fir
ben Sormurf 9e9eben. oab in Nnlerita
@lles nab Der 8elo=Gue gemeHen miro,
io9ar elternliebe unb Glterntrauer.
Ginerlei, Nor Der @erfaNer 1T, ibm
iolte Elm Miibliiein umgebdn9t uno CT
eriGuit werOen i'm Meer, oa mo Is am
tieilten lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

:sn cine Stellase bon &atten, 10 bab
eie 2lft unten frei burdtreiben fonnte,
lcqte WtiItbeeticnlter oarauf uuo iiber=
ltri3 leBtere nit gang idipabem &alt-
pater. Der @rfOlN mar eln ilberra=
ihenoer; au0 ni6t cine einsiae @nrte
mar bitter. Selbltperitdnolib legte ih
bic Senlter nur bel ltariem Spnnen=
itsin auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
Sie ,Sainois Staats,t9." ibreibt;

- Ole Sermoltuus Der Staot 9uremburs
1T Dor Ginger .Seit our6 cine &eibe bebemtz
issHsSi Ws'' ss1in"Iti u, sa S!s Hs'' set s'.i,ss!
9febsn Der sesen Die pol'tllben @esner ms
aSerf 8eieBten ebrabl6neionnS lplelte bas
Ndotii6eu 0tauib ole oauptrotle. Sarauis
bin lIeisu ieueu Serren ielbltperItGnoIi1 Die
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27

road race over the San Carlos course
Sunday, August Is, will be discussed.
The Camera Club Cyclists will have a
nice ride tomorrow. Captain Argent
will lead them to Centerville, noted for its
kindness and hospitality to wheelmen.
There will be a number of ladies on the
trip. Members will take the AS narrow
gauge boat and Alameda train.
The Racing Board has issued its bull
letin No. 16, dated July %. 1895, as follows:
Sanction issued-July %, Santa Barbara
Wheelmeu. Santa Barbara.
The Racing Board is not permitted to sane
ton racing on Sundays. A club may contest
one or more races open only to members of the
club, and if no prize is offered in any event
and no admission charged the public the
board will not take cognzance of
the affair. OF late these events have been
arranged with more formality than was ever
contemplated. Public attention has been
attracted by announcements through the
newspapers OF the entries and their handicap
allowances and by publication of the results
All this is misleading TO the board. To avoid
misunderstanding and suspension of contest
ants clubs viii be required in future TO give
notice TO the board in advance of all such
events. Glass men are warned that TO COM
pete with class men in such races is the equiva-
lent of the competition in public which forfeits
their class A status. r. NJ. WEIGH,
Representative National Racing Board.
Blind runs are quite the proper thing
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27

as well as cycling pleasures during the
week, and will have these hops regularly
hereafter. Tomorrow run will be held
to the Oakland foothills, leaving on the 9
A. NJ. creek-route boat. On August the
members will ride to Bolinas The ladies'
annex to the club is growing rapidly, and
under the guidance of Mrs. Robinson
promises to become quite factor before
long.
The Royal Cycling Club is now comfort
ably located in the new quarters at lOl7
Golden Gate avenue. Tomorrow the club
will have run around the city. The club
proposes holding series of monthly five
mile road races shortly for valuable
trophy, which must be won three times to
become individual property, similar TO the
idea now being carried out by the San Jose
Road Club. Secretary Lichtenstein of the
Royals has Just returned from trip to
Lake County. He was accompanied from
Santa Rosa by G. E. Brooks and c. Tenn
pie. The trip was very pleasant.
The members of the Golden City Wheel
men had delightful trip las. Sunday. They
rode to Palo Alto and were entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. Howse. They spent the
day there and did not start on the return
trip until P. NJ. Therefore most of the
Journey was made in the dark, and coming
around the bay road it was very thrilling
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27

Mr.. Woodward was unable to conjecture,
but his surprise may better be imagined
than described when, after almost an
hours waiting, during which time lunch
was paTtaken of, he discovered away in
the dim distance the speck that had some
time previously disappeared from sight,
but now growing more pronounced as
time wore on.
1t was the return of the noble buck from
were steadfastly centered ON the incoming
animal that was swimming rapidly land
ward on a flood tide.
Fatigued and almost completely ex-
hausted from its long swim, the deer was
scarcely able to stand on its all-fours when
it reached the shallow. After rest of a
few minutes the noble animal walked
slowly along the shore until it reached a
cave in the rocks where it sought shelter
and rest for the time being.
Mr.. Hamilton thought that the killing
of such thoroughly game animal would
be unsportsmanlike but the majority of
the hunters of big game decided against
him, and again the famous swimming buck
of Bear Valley was routed from his last
resting-place and killed by Mr.. Woodward
just as it made its final appearance on the
sands OF time.
There was, needless to say, great reioic-
ing at the Country Clubs rendezvous
when the successful sportsmen put in an
appearance with the largest buck that has
ever fallen before the deadly aim of
Country Club representative.
The start, the chase, the swim, the re-
turn and the shot that ended the career of
the monarch of the Bear Valley Glen is
now the absorbing topic of conversation
among the sportsmen of the Country,
Burlingame and Pacific Union clubs.
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to say the least. All arrived home safely
about 10 o'clock.
E. L. Douglas, ]. G. North and H. E.
McCrea, the Los Angeles crackeriack, have
joined the Bay City Wheelmen.
After August 1 it will be necessary to
carry lighted lanterns while riding in the
park between sunset and sunrise. The
rule will be rigidly enforced and there
has been such demand for lanterns since
the notice was posted that there is a
scarcity of them in the market. Nearly
all the wheelmen approve of the new Or
dinance. and drivers of vehicles In the
park are particularly pleased.
r. S. Crawford, bicycle manufacturer
of Hagerstown, Nd, arrived here this
week in private car on a pleasure trip.
he brought number of friends, includ-
ing the Mayor of Hagerstown, and under
the guidance of Edwin Mohrig they
have been seeing the city. The party will
soon leave for Southern California.
The dates thus far arranged for the
National circuit on this coast are: San
Francisco, November 1, 2; San Jose, Z s.,
9; Santa Rosa, 16; Los Angeles, 81, %, % !;
Santa Ana, %; Riverside, 30. Other dates
will doubtless be arranged before long and
we will surely see some grand racing out
here IN November, as all the crack riders
will be with the circuit and some may
winter here.
The Diamond Cycling Club of Alameda
now has thirty members and more are
coming in at every meeting. smoker
will be held shortly and several club runs
are scheduled. Nile green and pink have
been adopted as club colors. The club has
two fast tandem teams, the Marriott
brothers and the Middlemass brothers.
The Garden City Cyclers and San Jose
Road Club will attend clambake at AL
viso tomorrow. Next Sunday the Road
Club will also hold five-mile race over
the East San Jose course.
The regular bi-monthly meeting of the
California Associated Cycling Clubs will
be held next Saturday evening at the
rooms of the Bay City Wheelmen, AL
Golden Gate avenue. ALI delegates are re-
quested to be present. SPALDING.
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which have proven sure killers predicted
at least one month of very poor sport the
moment he had seen the late and unlocked
for arrivals.
THE trout are feeding on those bugs"
ne SAID, and / will prove it. A hsh was
Immediately opened and its stomach was
actually crammed with black snails, which
evidence was sufficiently strong to con-
vince the old expert and the ones who had
witnessed the post-mortem that angling
Tor trout in San Andreas would end In poor
success until the disappearance OF the
snail.
The bass are as reluctant to sample a
tempting worm or frog, although many
hours have been devoted to angling for
those very edible fish.
John Grindley, welEknown Sacra-
mento-street business man, is expected
home from very pleasant outing to Lake
independence on Monday. His friends
are anxiously waiting the hour of his
arrival to congratulate him on his very
pleasant vacation and to thank him for
the several messes of beautiful trout which
he SO kindly shipped to them from the
mountain lakes and streams. Having met
all of his obligations and supplied every
friend with edible fish, he feels that he can
now return with a clear conscience and
robust constitution, which will more than
carry him through years hard toll at
the flowery desk. AS an angler Mr..
GrlndIey ranks among the most successful
of the local fraternity. He made his last
shipment of $50 beautiful trout on Tuesday
last. He caught most of his fish on 'the
Samoni dogfy."
Captain George Cumming and J. R.
Moore of New York left this City last Mon
day for two weeks fishing trip on the
famous Williamson River in Eastern
Oregon.
w. F. Bogart and William Reed returned
last Monday from flying trip to the
Truckee River. The former caught thirty
trout, scoring two fishes less than his com
panion. They report the river still too
high for good sport.
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nailed the squirrel to the tree, his JOY
knew no bounds, so states Joseph O'Con-
nor.
One of the most prominent sportsmen OF
the Country Club. Robert Woodward, en-
loyed rare experience while deershootlng
on Sunday last on the clubs preserve in
Marin County.
Messrs. Woodward and Hamilton were
the leaders of small coterie of sportsmen,
VINO stole away from the headquarters OF
the club, which is situated in the romantic
Bear Valley of Olema. Just as the streaks
OF daylight were noticed in the horizon,
and being determined upon having "a
monarch" or TWO on their return from the
warpath, Mr.. Woodward selected from
among the gamekeepers the most expert
marksman to accompany the hunting
party on its chase for big game.
According to Mr.. Hamilton's watch it
was almost 8 clock when the dogs routed
four-pronged buck from deep canyon
on the ocean side of the preserve. Several
shots at long range were fired at the fleet
ing venison, but none of the leaden mis-
siles took effect. The hounds being in
splendid condition followed the trail at a
very rapid pace, giving the well-fed deer
very little time for rest and reflection.
After half an hours run the antlered
game took refuge from its relentless pur
suers by plunging into the breakers of the
beach and swimming directly out to sea.
One of the hunting party watched the
progress of the escaping deer through
field glass until it became mere speck on
the surface of the deep. The object of
much concern finally disappeared from
view, and the sportsmen concluded that
some shark would be enjoying feast of
venison which was intended for those
gentlemen of the Country Club whose pro-
clivities for deer hunting are small.
How far the deer swan tout to sea-"