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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13
MR.. CLEVELAND'S INCOME
HIS RETURN WILL INCL UDE HIS
$4,000 SALARY.
fla ia Uncertain ss to Whether He Will
Claim BuzIArds' Bay or Nowfork City
as His Place Of Residence.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-President
Cleveland has filled out his income-tax
blank, and will probably make his re-
turn tomorrow. In it he has included
his salary OF $4,000, as Chief
Executive. on which the tax
till be SEQ, decidingto leave it to the
nroper officers to determine whether the
payment of the per cent. assessment
will be In violation Of the pro-
vision of the Federal Constitution,
which says the compensation OF
The President shall not be diminished
during the term for which he shall have
been elected. AS to the payment or the
tax, Mr.. Cleveland has until July ISL TO
do IL. and as the constitutional question
affecting his salary will undoubtedly have
been passed on before hat time, the
President will wait for tho disposition OF
the matter. The tariff law directs that
the income tax shall be paid by individu-
ais ITO the collector. or deputy-cOliector
Of the district in which they reside
IL is said that Mr.. Cleveland Is un-
certain as TO whether he should claim
guzzard's Bay or New York city as his
place of residence. and that for this rea-
son II is not unlikely that he will send In
his returne TO the deputy collector In
Washington.
NAyY-YARD DRY DOCK.
Secretary Herbert this afternoon an
nulled the contract made with John Gil
lies. Of Brooklyn for the New York dry
dock. and advertised for proposals TO
complete the work The contract was
made November II, 1892, the dock to be
delivered to the Government in thirty
two months. The price 10 be paid was
si62. .6l9 and up to date payments TO the
amount Of about $ie 900 have been made
TO Gilles. IL has Deen a foregOne con-
clusion for some time that the contract
would never be completed. and several
days ago the department permitted other
builders to make measurements, with a
view to estimating on the remaining
work.
DEDICATION OF THE PARK.
Secretary Lamont has decided upon the
main features Of the official exercises au-
thorized by Congress in dedication of the
Chicamauga and Chattanooga National
Military Park. The ceremonies Will be-
gin on the battlefield of Chicamauga
September 18th, and will comprise the
formal announcement of the opening OF
the park by the War Department, rep
resenting the Government; two orations,
by speakers Of national prominence; and
the proper military display. on the fol-
lowing day exercises in continuation OF
the dedication relating to the battles Of
Lookout Mountain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

KNOXVILLE. TENN, April I2.-An
line Of the Southern railroad was partIv
WRECKED az Alton, sixty-five miles east
OF Knoxville, at $40 tonight. some
miscreant had spiked" the track and
the engine, baggage-car and express-car
ana dead coach went over fifteen
root embankmenf. John Swafs, one OF
the Oldest engineers on the road was
seriously n not fatally, injured The
fireman and baggagemaster were slightly
injured. No passengers were injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13
rna nshs Consnrirncr Trial

CHICAGO, April l2.--1hc Debs trial
for conspiracy will be taken up again
May 9Th IN the Foleral Court. the time
originally set by Judge Grosscup. month
ago an agreement was made TO advance
the trial one week. Tie District Attorney
was doubtful II the trial could be ad-
vanced without the presence and assent
in open court OF all the defendants. and
he has. therefore. set the trial for the
original date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

A Coronei's Jury FINDS Tha' He Shot san
ford in Self Defepsa.

CONVICTION, KY, April ia coro-
ncr's jury has cleared Senator Goebel OF
the shooting of Cashier Sanford yes
terday. At an inquest this morning. the
Jury found that Sandford came 10 his
death from a wound caused by pistol
ball fired from the hands of William
GOcbel, I'm self-defence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13
wHITE-WlNGED PEACE
SEEMS TO BE HOVERlXG NEAR IN
THE WARNING 0RIkNT.
News From japan Indicate the Nsgotia-
tions have bsen Successful--Jspan's Con-
cession--Russia May Interfere.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April i2---Onicial
advices received here to-day from Japan
indicate that an understanding has been
reached between the Japanese and
Chinese plenipotentiaries, and that news
Of definite conclusion OF peace may be
expected at any moment. The exact par
ticulars OF the proposed terms of settle
ment could not be learned, but II IL
understood that in response TO urgent
and repeated requests OF the Chinese
plenipotentiary for abatement OF the de-
mards originally made, the Japanese
plenipotentiaries have granted important
concessions
Great satisfaction is expressed here at
the information that peace negotiations
had been practically concluded between
China and Japan eight days before the
termination of the time fixed for the
termination Of amnesty.
THE TREATY MAY BF SIGNED TO-DAY.
So far as can be learned the formal
treaty has not been signed and may
not be before tomorrow Meanwhile.
there is possibility that III Hung Chang.
the Chinese representative, may object
at the last moment. and another pcst-
ponement occur. This Is regarded how
ever. as only a possibility, and not
probability, inasmuch as the plenipoten-
tlaries have devoted a fortnight 10 their
work, and the conclusions have been
reached after the most careful and de-
liberate consideration.
It is believed that among the conces-
sons made by Japan has been a de-
crease In the amount OF indemnity de-
manded. and that this Is their principal
compromise. When the signature OF III
Hung Chang shall have been affixed 10
the treaty, peace will then be formally
declared. The Chinese viceroy was cloth
ed with plenary powers when he came to
Shinomeonski and action by him, there
fore, is dehntlye
RUSSIA NAY INrrRrERF
LONDON. April l2.-The Morning Post
learns from Yokohama that unless peace
be concluded during the present armistice
the Japanese armies will advance upon
pekln as soon as the armistice shall ox-
pire.
dispatch frof ST. Petersburg says:
"China regards Japan's conditions of
peace az impossible, and Is again taking
diplomatic steps to obtain European In
tervention. She will make special APP
peal 10 Russia. and II is stated upon ex-
| cellent authority that Russia is firmly re-
solved TO oppose Japans plans 60 annex
| territory on the Asiatsc continent. The
increase OF Russia's naval and military
forces in the East was made 10 enforce
respect OF this determination"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13
MACE0'S DEFEAT REPORTED.
Also Said That Marti Has Fled to the United
gtat.x- Mora I,feS Nailed.

MADRID, April 2.-Captain-General
Calleja telegraphs from Havana that the
ins,lrgent leader Maceo has been de-
feated again. and has been surrounded
by Government troops. Jose Marti, he
says is supposed to have fled to the
United States.
SOME sPANIsH LITs NAILED.
TAMPA, FLA, April i2.-Passengers
who arrived last night on the steamer
Mascotte from Havana, report that the
insurgents, on or about March 18th. at
tackled and captured the ciey of Jiguana,
town OF about 1000 Inhabitants, In
Eastern Cuba. ON April 81 Spanish troops
attacked the city, but were repulsed by
tho insurgents three times, and finally
retreated, leaving their dead, numbering
forty-fve men. rhe Cubans lost fifteen
killed and thirty wounded. The fight
lasted three hours. Iiguana Is near
Santiago, in the province of Jiguana.
The captain of the schooner which land
ed near Baraco, was rot killed as the
Spanish papers say by a flibustering
party. Two sailors Of the schooner, who
are English subjects, are in jail at San
tiago de Cuba. They say that Cuban
Chief can prove that the Spanish naval
officer killed the captain of the schoOnr
IN anger at his success at landing. Col.
Rabi. who headed this expedition. says
that the murder of the captain of the
schooner was not the work OF the in
surgents. The captain received from
them $4,000. he says. before they sailed.
and performed his contract to their sat
isfactiOn.
General Jose NJ. Aguirre who IS In
prison i'm Havana, is an American citl-
zen. lie served the insurgent cause in
the last revolution. His nephew arrived
last night. lie follows his brother to
Washington 20 intercede for his uncle.
The customary Holy Week. Catholic pro-
cession in Havana, which was to take
place to-day. has been forbidden by
the Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

ATLANTA. GA. April i2.-The body OF
William $. Grady, brother Of Henry
w. Grady, arrived here to-day from
North Dakota. AIr. Grady had a posi-
tIcn with the Interior Department and
was stationed near Minto, North Dakota.
At one time the deceased was associated
with his brilliant brother In the publi-
catIcn of a newspaper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

WASHINGTON. April f2.-For Virginia:
Showers: warmer: southwesteIly winds (;
fair Sunday.
For North and South Carolina: Fair.
except. probably. 81 wers near the coast
and In extreme western portion; warmer
In eastern portion; son,hwesterly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

COLUMBUS. OHIO. April 12.-President
+. II. Penna, OF the United Mine Work
ers, has issued a manifesto to the miners
of the country IN which he declares that
IL is impossible now to settle the wage
question by Interstate agreements or
even by agreements and urges that each
district fix the scale for itself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

WASHINGTON. April l2.-Admiral
Mcade's squadron left Port-au-PrInce
yesterday The Raleigh and Atlanta will
join the Admiral The flagship San Fran
cisco reached Smyrna yesterday, whittier
she was sent TO protect American mis-
sionaries In case OF Turkish uprising.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

taken no definite steps looking toward a
voluntary advance to meet the condi-
tions Mr.. Borden has made.
To-day the Barnaby mill weavers put In
application for a twenty per cent. I'M
crease In wages, and the matter is un-
der consideration by the mill authori-
tfoc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April H.
The steamer coptsr arrived from Yoko-
hama shortly before o'clock this morn
ing with smallpox aboard. She was
placed I'm quarantine. The victims are
TWO flremen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13
LOVERS DIE TOGETHER.
USED POISON, KNIFE, AND PISTOL
TO END THEIR LIVES.
They Sign q Note Saying They Did Not
Wish to Live LonRer-The Deed
Carefully Planned.

ST. LOUIS, MO, April l2.-Lows
Frank and Miss Kate Koib, lovers who
lived In this city, died for love in a
horrible manner before daylight this
morning, the man being the murderer
and the suicide by agreement. Their
bodies were found lying side by side on
Jacob Duffy's farm. few miles west OF
the city, on the Walton road. In the
right hand OF the man was revolver
and each was shot through the head.
Tie trag sdy was discovered by Charles
Taylor. a gardener.
Miss Kolb, a beautiful young lady, lay
stretched upon the ground with her
throat cut from ear TO ear. Blood was
st!ll flowing from the CHASTITY wound
BY her side was the corpse of Frank,
whose face was horribly distorted by the
agonies OF death. He was lying almost
face downward, with his right arm across
the body of the woman. His throat was
also cot from ear to ear The knife, COW
cred with blood, ley on the ground. At
the feet on the bodies was an empty box
labelled rat poison" The woman's hat
lay crushed on the ground.
THE FAREWELL NOTE.
Pinned to a ribbon was this note:
April 9Th.
I'VE have both decided to die together.
and II one or the other should happen
TO recover the other shall not be held
responsible for the deed. We are both
going to take poison. and | will do the
shooting. We are not doing this on ac-
count OF any love AFFAIR, but simply be-
cause we do not want TO live any longer.
This is ali we have 10 say and hope
there will be no trouble. We remain,
as ever, yours truly,
(signed) "Mr LOUIS FRANK.
1884 Cherokee street.
Miss KATE KOLB."
The letter was written in ink, and
showed that tne deed was carefully
planned. and the letter prepared before
the couple left the city to die. The girls
name was signed with lead pencil,
probably after they had reached the
scene of the tragedy.
Taylor ran all the way to the Female
Hospital, on the western edge, ana
startled tahe physicians there with the
news of his discovery.
PISTOL. KNIFE AND POISON.
DR.. Wells, Of the Hospital, opened their
clothing and discovered that they had
been shot just above the heart. There
were traces of poison on the lips OF both.
After swallowing the poison they had
gashed their throats with the blade OF
large clasp knife and then the man had
made doubly sure by firing bullet into
each breast farmer, who lives across
the road from the scene, says he heard
two pistol shots about ? o'clock this morn
ing, but did not isvestigatc.
Kate Kolb lived at 1880 Cherokee street
with her parents She and Frank had
been engaged for a year. and left home
together last Wednesday. The girl LEFT
note saying they were going to XIII
themselves, and ascribed iovo as the
cause. The letter was found yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

The following was the range or the
thermometer at The Timea once yester-
day. A. NJ. S.: - 81. "a: 4. NJ. "; s
p. NJ. a: 7. A.. 81: ~ midnight. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

General A. W. Jones har declared
that he is not candidate for the Re
publican nomination for Governor Of
Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

,,,o,pal revenue for the Sixth district OF
x,rg,nia until the vacancy caused by
tbe death of Collector Sheppard is filled
bv appointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13
Mn. BAILiE 10 AoT.
lie 10 Named rs Temporary Successor Of
the Late Go lec'er Sheppard.

WASHINGTON. u. c., April l2.-Secre-
tary Carlisle has designated W. III. Bal
lie. chief depaty, 70 take cnaree or the
internal revenue offlcc at Lynchburg. Va.
and 70 act temporarily as collector of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-12
Cured

A morbid appetite for strong
drink (alcohoD by drinking our
mild, refreshing Seattle Beer. On
draught at Criterion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-12

Chocolate Emulsion is for sale by the
HOLSTER DRUG CO.,
l36.tf Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-12

City Carriage Co.. j. S. And
rade, manager. If you want a
hack with good horse and care
full driver ring up Telephone 113,
corner of Fort and Merchant
streets Hack at all hours.
G. r. Harrison, practical piano
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furnish best factory references.
Ordres left at Hawaiian News eco.
will receive prompt attention. All
work guaranteed to be the same
os done in factory.
Bicyclers are likely to get cut,
scraped, sprained, bruised, or
some way hurt. No matter which,
an application of Redding' S
Russia Salve will take away the
smart and pain, and cure the
trouble in Il hurry. Thousands
of wheelmen never 60 on the
road without it. Why should
youf 25 cents buys it of any drug
gist. Handy box for your pocket.
Hollister Drug Co., Agts.
THE BEST TREATMENT FOR CHo-
LERA-When promptly and pro-
perry treated II recovery is almost
certain. This was fully demon
strated during the prevalence of
Cholera in New York in 1866.
Go to bed as soon rs the first
symptoms appear, remain AS quiet
as possible, and take Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhna Remedy in double doses
until the pain ceases, and then
after each operation of the bowels
more than natural. Send for a
physician, but take this remedy
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remedy should be kept at hand
ready for instant use. 1t should
be taken within five minutes after
the first symptoms appear. Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy is the most success
full medicine that has yet been
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forms OF bowel complaint, but for
the most viruIent forms Of Asiatic
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-12
An object Lesson.

The German Emperor has origin
,ideas on many things. He thinks
hat those of his people who live far
way from the coast are at dis
,dvantage, inasmuch as whatever
knowledge they may have of mill
airy progress, they cannot but
ave vague ideas on what is be-
NO done in modern naval war
tactics. He has had an ingenious
model constructed, measuring ID
: feet by q feet, the upper part of
which represents the deck Of the
great man-of-war, KONG Wilhelm.
Everything is complete-the rig
ging, a siren, search ght, a
number of revolving guns, each
capable of firing twenty-six shots
in succession, hag-signal appara-
tus, | fe-boats, etc. All these are
operated by electricity. When a
button is press d, the signal Ian
terms begin to blaze, rockets are
sent up, the beam of the search
light flashes around and the guns
90 of. Orders have been given
for the construction OF sixteen
similar battleships, for the pur-
pose of giving the inland popula-
ton some practical ideas OF the
doings Of the navy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
utah.

- Die berfahung9ebenSe SerIamnl-
lung bon lltab bat ibre 9lrbeiten been=
bet, unb oas Gr9ebuiB oerielbeu ,pirb
im NOOember benz Tplte CUR 9nnabme
ooer 8erperfun9 lrterbreltet weroen.
98enn Die lltab'er Terfoliung aud
in ben meilten Weientliben Yuntten ii1
ben @erfanun9en Der anoeren Stauten
anihlieBt. mel6e lie bod in eiuioen pDn
Der MebrSabl oerielben ab. g8ie bic
BON gSDOmlng uno ieit &urSem aud
Die BON Colorado gep1brt lie ben
Srallen oas unbeibrGntte Stimmrebt
uno Die pOiie Sbeilnabme an allen Yiir=
gerredten uno Vilr9erpflibten. Sic
entbdlt teine Seltimmungen iiir einen
8lce=@puperneur, mas ireilib Die eini=
ger anOerer Staaten Chem Sampibire,
Waine. Sem Seriep, Marplano, Sela=
mare, Wet : Yirainia. 5enneilee uao
Nlabona) audi nibt tbun. Sic iiebt
BON Der Nntla9e=SurD ab uno permin=
bert Die 3abl Der Witglieoer Der abur=
tbeilenoen Surp auf adt, bon oenen
in GiOilfdllsn ieds Die Gntibeioln9
babeu iOlleu. pGbreno in Grimindlidl=
len ein einltinmi9er Wabripru6 uer=
lun9t miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28

YetneS eineu Sdmitt. @enn bann
Der Der gSuuoe %cutQucllenbc uno an
@eiue binunterlauienoe Slutltrom
etlra feds ober iIeben J3oll lang III,
tuudt ser Snoiancr eii,en Stod IN
baS Silt ltt1O beriibrt bamit b0S unterc
Gnoe bes Slutltreifeus. 81 baS 9tft
attueIl, 10 brennt eS baS Slut,
mte beiBeS Giien, oas nit 9S0iier in
8criibruns tommt. Ger SnSianer hat
fir bieien Sail iein Mteiier bcreit,
nit benz er Sas per9iitete Slut lofort
biupe9lhabt. &iiroe baS Slit in bte
9SurOe 9elan9ert, 10 ipdre es I'M Den
Srapen 9cifeben. Hestercr ltadt MN
feline Fieilipiten in bas bereitctc
@ift uno belirt Die trOitlid)e gemiB'
belt, Dap iiir irgenS elm ~%ebelpelen,
Sas BON bieien Yfcilen 9etroifen miro,
es better mare, bieie iGone GrDe gar
nidt erblidt 81 bateu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
WeW Dorf.

- Die jeBige 9roBe Sabenausitel=
lung in Rem YOrt miro bon Der .N.
y. StsStg." 10 geprieien. Sells Come
itica, Nugorenlis, Yerlica uno 6ommll=
mis-, Die S0ustaBe, nit N6nen uno Obne,
&oBen nit buidi9em S6wan5 uno un=
9eihwdnste. &aBsn nit turSem uno
tangent SuGr, nit Nnbang ooer NOD
Su bobel." nit Sinh uno &e9el uno
Obne .@epGd", nit Seoienuug Don sar=
ter SOno, nit 'anitem &ubetilien uno
ieiOenen ganoeru I'M ben SQls, nit
Senor=, Soprun= uno SnBItimmcn be-
9Obt, bielten ibren GinSu9 I'M Wnoi=
ion Square @arOen. SIN t~ieiiuner=
item SerSen miibte S6efiel's Slater 0i-
oi9ei9ei li6 ireuen. 10 er Yra6t0eiiai=
ten Wie ,@rODer" iehen tOnnte, einen
80 PlunO iAperen Stammes9enolien.
Der in Der StOot Der Gruoerliebe ell
p%ereiniamtes Gltes Sun9lernberS 81
trOIten bat. Sic SOr9ialt allein, NIT
Der mir wOBlerSO0ene uno Nepfle9te &a=
pen sur Nusltclluu9 Sugelailen muroen,
wiiroe Dem alien Nrlltotraten Sioi9ei=
gel mobltbun. 3pei lau9ba0ri9c &0=
BEN, yP0oerepSti" Don ). Gb. Surner
uno 8. SuioetOper's .Wuitopba" lino
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28

y@rooer" Die 9efeiertlteu Gdbelt in Dem
6ongreb, Der alBeroem iebr reid 1T an
llumellIhen SoBen, Nn0ora &aben;
nieolihen brntAeideften 3lper9=Snben;
aud Glla @beeler gSilcor. Die Sidte=
rim, bat einen pr1htiQen Slater aus9e=
ltellt, Der groBe SeUunOerung erre9t.
- @as Elm tpiiiter S6napsraui6
aus eincm Meniben, Sumal eirlem iri=
ltcn, MADDEN tann, sei9t fOlgenoer
6all. Dor einem Der Yoli;eigerihte
Der Staot New Wprt itano fiirslib
Der IeAsiGjdbri0e Sobn MtGonnell. I'M
llh nibt allein lpeAen itluerer Setrlln=
tenbeit, 'pnoern AUDI ,pe0en zines At=
tentats auf Den nieoli6en @plofinger
iciner a6tSeln Sabren alten Sphter,
6rau Sennie Bennett, Su perantmpr=
ten. WcGOnnel mar am Nbeno i'm
SAnapsranide beimgste6rt uno bate
nit feinem Sobne einen Streit arlaez
fnn9en, III oeilcn &erlaufe Der alte
Siinoer na6 einem idlperen SalsIalle
grin, I'M oleies leinem S~prOBliug al
Den &ppf 81 werfen. Seine So6ter,
6rau Bennett, iubte Das gu perbins
bern. inoem iie benz GGtcr in Den grm
liel; WtcGonnel purbe bieriiber ieoot
10 ipiltbeno, oaB er leine Spfter in Deil
Singer bib. 9tur nit Wtiibe gelang
es, 6rau Bennett aus Den 3dbnen oes
Halenoen 81 befreien, Der auh bann
nod oermaBen tObte, hOB man i'm nit
perelnten &rditen nieosrwsrfen ullb an
ben 6iiBen nit elmer @aihleine felleln
mubte, bis Elm Yoli3iit berbeieerufen
muroe. Ser PpliSeirihter iauote ben
@iltberi6 auf brei Mouate mad Der
Straiiniel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
&anfaS.

@ie aug Wibita oemeloet
miro, lit vWbirlwino" Der Sduptling
Der @bepenne=Snoianer qans plDBlid
9eItprben. Oils linn Die gtahribt iibsr=
br06t wuroe, oaB iein 2ieblin9s=Gntel=
tino geitprben lei, ting er on 81 ~sittern,
mantle eiri9e glu9enblife bin uno Der
llno idlu9 oann wie cine geIdlte Side
ibwer 81 YOoen. y@birlwino" mar
lpabrideinliA Der tlii9ite sSnoianer=
bGuptllu9 Der 8egenpart. Seiu Sa=
lent, 6einoe aleihiGm i'm Slu9e ielbit
an ben perbOr9eniten YldBen aufiu=
ipiiren, bate ibm ieinen Namsn 9eae=
ben. Sein Sntel miitterli6erieits
wuroe BON Gutter i'm Sample 9etootst.
Ser Sob vWbirlwino's" mag Die Yoli-
tit oes 9anSen GbeDenne=S tammes dn=
bern uno bic %jiin9ere Generation our
Wa6t 9eIonsen laileu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
SenniDlpania.

- Sieier Sage ereianete iid bel
Sornellspille, e. g., Der
I9limmlte Sabmniaa, Der iemals auf
Der @elt=S Chiffon Der Grie=yabn por=
9etOmmen lit. Srei Meilcn meitli6
ppt Der Staot ent9leiite Der Ssrahtsu9
90. 90 in Sol9e zines serbrobenen
Gaoes, uno sebn Ma99ons wrroen
nit GROCER @euolt in einen @rabeu
9ei6leuoert. Giucr Der @ag9ons tam
aus Mercer, Pa., rno entbielt luertb=
polle Gennpferoe, wel6e Su ben I'M
Often ltattfnoenoen Gennen oeianot
peroen ~iOlltell, neblt ibren @ahtern.
Sret Der leBteren wurDen oetDotet,
bod baben lire Namen nod niht in
Grfabrung 9ebraht neroen tDnnen.
Sin 4noerer, nit Ndmen Softer, Der
lib 9leihfalls bel ben Yieroen befano,
erlitt ben Sru6 beioer grme, zines
S6entels uno mebrerer &ippenbriide.
NuBeroem iDl er nod innerli6 perlebt
Iein, 10 oab Die NerSte es fat fir un=
moali6 balten, ibn wieoer berSuiiellen.
Die itbrigen Spei, welhe lid bel ben
Yferoen befanoeu, erlitteu idmlerSbaite
aber ili6t unbeoin9t tOotlide Serlebull=
gen. Sin Sremier, Numens Yatrif
Sbanellep. puroe BON Dem WuaQon
gei6leuoert uno erlitt allBer mebreren
S6nittmunoen am Sppf, einen Sein=
bruh. SIM Gansen wuroen SeDn BON
ben Gennpieroen bel Dem llnfall ge=
tOo!et. Die Sriimmer bes p~erungliid-
ten 3u9es baben oas 8elei'e Derartig
9elperrt, DAP Die 3iige, welhe Swiideu
Corning nno Buffalo laufen, iuspen=
Dirt lDeroen muBten.