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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Nus benz Gnuntp nno Der Na9bar.
i6aft.

- gu Spcrspilte itarb am Conner
tag Elm Witglieo oes ct. Sransistus
Yereines in Der PeriOn Deg Serru Sran,
g8ienete i'm Nlter BON "A Sabrsn. 0as
&ei6enbegrdbniB Iano am Wontag
ltatt ilno Der 9erein gub ibm oas leBte
Geleite. Ser GerltOrbeue, Apel6er lett
10 Sabren in Snerspile wobute, bin
terlGBt cine tralernoe Satin uno lie=
ben &inoer.
= 9m Dor. Samitaa itarb in Cor
oons Serrp 6rau 6brilt. Sell. Sie
Seritorbene binterlQBt einen trauernoeu
8atten uno orei' tleine ainoer.
gu Cascade lit ein %Io9enanntes
County Farmers Institute" nit
iolgsnoen geamten ~aesriinoet worOen:
YrdIioeut, u. gOter pOn SOoge SOwn=
ibip; Yice=PrdliOent, W. Sabsr bon
Cascade SownibIp; u. g., Samil BON
CASCADE; gretutiO=G Omite. 6. 8. Sin=
tinston, Sr., S. g. 6absr, y. Moore.
- Solgenoe Paare nabmenSeiratbss
Gicenien: 9enrp peters nit SiS,ie
SItert; Peter Gntringer nit Srancis
9isbOlpt: Greo SOois nit Bertha
gpans.
Serr G.. g. Gather bon @or=
tbinaton bat ieinen giienpaarsulaoen
on Die Serren M. &remer unO 8.
6iuoler ~pertauft.
SD lit an elmer beftieen GrtGl=
tung, uuo mar 10 better, oaB i6 niht
ipreheu tonnte. Sin Yatet bon Or.
Nu0uIt &0nig's Samburser gruittbee
ltellte mid wieoer Der. - Senrp j.
Sober, 8eaepias, 81. Preis 25 Gents
Oas Yadet.
- Die SeNerwebr bon SDersDile
bat ii0 iiir ous tOmmenoe Sabr wie
iOl9t foultituirt: 6bief Sos. 4rmitrOng.
6oremann, SpbGmn g8eioert; erlter
Gebiilfe, g8n. SOultin9; s~,ueiter De-
hiilIe, Nitplau5 Sentels; SOremann
Oes S6lduhmo0ens, SranS Simbad;
@ebiilie s.. u. SintieD; 6oremunn Des
Saden= uno 2eiterwa9ens, S. 8.
Mollep; uno s. Wilt9en, Gebiilie.
Setretdr, q. 8reDmam IT,; Shay=
meiiter, Sac. &ein; uno S~Dilrblter,
@eo. Woeitmann.
- gu geleOue mar perfI. Wode
Staotwabl. WiapOr 9ater Dom YeO=
les Sidet tuuroe bon s. s. Wllrpbp,
Dem 6anoioaten oes 6itisens' Sitet
nit 80 Stimmen gei1la9en. Die
ouoereu yeamten, Die ermablt wuroeu
limo: il. G. SOrrell uno 98. s. tSap,
Nloermdnner; W. Is. Stepart. Getor=
Der unO &. Cole, SdaBmeilter. @m
/. Npril miro Der alte YOltmeilter ".
SuneD Dem BON 6teneiano ernannten
5. &. pettie pc BEN.
Set Sabren lit si6 on 9er-
itopiung. SD gebrallbte iait ale WRe=
OiSInen obne Griolg; bis id ihlieBlidj
81. au9uIt Songs Samburaer
Sropieu %anpanote. welde mir iOior=
ti9e 2inoerunQ perihaIiten. - Sbereiia
0hilenbpf. Fl @gprsb.S trabs, Sui.
ia!o, u. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
l!cbtr Die ,u %crbauenoc Gaslr Ynint
Sriide

wcrOen iebt 0t1ulsre 9lngoben ber=
0ifentli0t, welte Strr 8. R~bombtre
bon Serrn SnQenieur Sihir9i bat sll=
iammenltellen loIicu. Oils Die genuue
Stellc, no Die Bride am oiesleiti=
gen 6llbufcr miinoen iOu, miro cine
STEELE ilpei Slof oberbolb Der gGoooen
gSare 6Nbrtt beSci6net. Ser 0e=
iommttOitenonibt0Q Der Bride ,uirb
auf $50. 600 0~n9e9cben. Sie S0nge
Der Bride einiAlicBliA ihrer 3u9dn0e
miro Ouf 1000 SUB bere6net. Die
8reite Der Bride iOll 20 6uB ieiu,
ge9en Is SUB wel1e Die beitebenoe
9OhbriIfe miBt. Ger Diesieitiae 3u=
gang sur Bride iol ut Der gintpln
lno Sentb @be., ungefd9r $50 SSlIB
meitli6 bon Der W%onoemuare 6abrit
beginner urlo eillen glnf in n0roli6er
Gidtllng uno bon Der Simt StroBe al,
nOrOOitllH sum Sauptbrilfenbnu Itei=
gen, mas cine SiitNn5 BON 1850 SUP
auSma6t.
Yer SrlldeIltorper, D. J.. Die ClAcllt=
li@e Bride luiiroe un9eidbr $50 6uB
bonn 6luBufer abbeben uno cine 8e=
iNmntldnse bon 1850 6uB meien.
Die Souptlpanne iuilrOe $50 SUB sab
len, neblt welher ober mod Spei SDgen
BON Je $50 SUB ulro Sruei tleinere uon
200 mn 0noere BON ie 100 SUB Die
ueberbriitung oe5 6lu'ies poaenoen
UilrOen.
Su &etref DEG Soiteupunttes ideiut
es Der @unih Der SberitnOt ST. ieill.
oNB Die StuOt Den Nufiteig an oieier
6luBieite, Delder $4,000 5u lteben
tommen wiiroe, erbauen irllte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
4 nremb nr9ti6es
Gcrcintste Staaten.
or d.

Im conner # a g lit bic re9el=
mGBiae VeriammlunQ oes Dubuque
&uremburger 8ereines.
gu Wbite gate nuroen am
Fuosmendech Sri. &eua Santen uno
WtatBias s. @af5 ebeli6 9etraut.
g9le es bel Der 9O63eit 5u9ing, beri6tet
uN5 Serr Steines Don bort tpie fol0t:
No der Mess gong ct damn doerOyer
an Hanten's. Fun hart Zeiten konnt
en- over do neischt merkeu, Zapper
moscht!.... Mat danzen a sprangen,
mat Iachen a sanger, an all meglech
Fuosendsdommereien hu Iner ons all
up echt letzeburger Weis amusGert.
Kurz a gudd, mer haten ct shen
gemacht.
Dem jonge Puor rutfen mer mach eng
Keer 70: Fill Gleck a Fret am neie
Stand! :! Bonjour Har Conner.
@etraut W'urben: Sn NOros
oIt=aurOrd. ST., an %. Sch, Serr
WtatbiGs WOIf uno Sri. Murgaretbe
MeIt. - Su Der ct. 9titOlGus Stride
5n 4urora, ST., am %. SSeb., Serr
SernbUro Bulper uno SRI. War9a=
retbe &eInbaro.- Sn Der Ct. Mti6aels
Stride Su Chicago, ST., 20. Sebruar,
Serr SetHrid @ipper uno Sri. Gliia.
beth gOeieH.
SIN Serrn entf6Iiefen:
Aus Der ct. Wi6uels Stride su Gbi.
cago, Sa.: 6rGn5 Sol. SebaitiaH, 1855
SeoNUtt Str, am q. ffeb., iiber SO
Sabre. - Sat6arina Seins 365 MO=
hGtUt Str, am |. WGrs, 80 Sabre
Sr0u GHHa Suber, 72l 2arrabee Str,
nG6eSu "a Sabre.
&us Der Ct. P0ulus Gemeinoe: &atba=
rinG 8eiHcn, am %. i5eb., so Sabre.
Sn Se,lOiba, Q8is., am rs. Seb., 8.
Setmes, 90 Sabre.
Nm WitwO9 itnrb gu g0obai6u,
Wtinn., na6 lun9em &eioen tpobl perie=
ben init ben bI. Sterbeiutramente Rico-
laus Wan9en, 9eboreH 81 Msisnum-
pah- 6. GIerf IA. SUM 1920. SmSubre
ls4s SermabIte er lid nit gnua Wtaria
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
0fiu6t.

Gin gutter Ar;t, welm mogli9 aotbolit,
ptrb selu6t mir RamltnS, @yo., eiu StGot.
den Don 5000 Ginwobuem al Der Union
FactIic Gtlenbabn. 3pei 2ler;te baben bier
lbren Ste, bod Seiner 9eIi2Bt baS Ser.
tranen Der Gmwobner uno Der S6rei nab
elnem 9nten pratt BEN ar3t
wtrb tGs!id lauter. Sir eilen lol6eu NIB
bier Die IusIldten glGuSeuo. Su pisleu
SGueu miiiieI mir 140 Meilen peit Giuen
aus Der Ita6baritaOt fDmmeu laiien, ulo
oas III bel armeu geIteu ni6t m09li6. QSte
ptele lolder Ier;te liSeit III 0liiloerteu III
Staoten uno hagen am 6uu9ertu6e, bort
;I piele, bier ST weIIige, feiue. @eseu M.
berer Nustunit wenoe man ii6 gIei6 ou
Rep. sc. Serles, Raplins, @po.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Sic Tirma Sas. 9cpi & &c.,

& d Der z. uno. IL 4 II It T q s e.
lit betannt ais zines Der beiten Ser
t~aufsbduier Der Staot fur ale Nrtitel
in Glen mo %4urSpaaren, fir Sep
pihe uno SeltiI6er unO aud iiir alle
Waaren, welbe Den peri6ieoenen SaG=
res3eitsn angemeilen iino. 9lles iii
edit nnO Oauerboit bel mOgli6t biai.
Gen Breiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Gciuht.

$50 1T Sbeobor Gieberi6 aus girpiu9eir,
Canton Gid al b. a., @rpBber;ogtbum yurs
embur9? 2er'e!be reilte i'm 6ebrIar 1878 ooer
1879 na6 Amertta aus unp hielt lid a~uiangs
bel letnem Stielpater Serrn S1cqueS Mtau9e.
rid III Glpoe, Goet 80. ST., aui. Ierielbe
miro pe9en ipidtt9er 6rbidaitSaugele9enbei=
ten 9eludt, @er austunit wsiB III 9ebsteu
ptelelbe 9efl. 9leId al Die Rebattion oieies
Slattes inter y care LUX. Gazette -
Dubuque la. su lenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
9lgruten Der ,,0a;rtte".

Sir Wtinreapnlis lno llm9enO:
Nit. MOlitor, 2426 Sad on Ctr, CIR,
Sn Chicago, ST.:
&r. Qeter Reitcr, 154 Suoiou @pe.
Nr. SocqUes 9iI9er, lo. 1247 51'te
StraBe, SiOieite.
Nr. Better Bernard, 457 @in6eter
alue., lSeitz NIB Siowelielte.
Sir Sigh &ibge, ST., uno l~lln9e9enO:
@ebritoer &rGui d..
Sir aurora, ST., uub llm9e9enO.
Sobu Weil6 d, 80 9fortb groaoWup.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Gciuht.

80 1T Sean Sinb aus Gi6er, Grobber;oss
tbum 9ursr,bur9? 0erielbe fam I'M Sriibiabr
1892 no6 amerlta, arbeitete IN Der NGbe pom
6biro9o. lpater 81 &niuug 1893 III Bort
2SaibiIstou isis, Don no er ii6 nah Gbia
cd9o mieoer begab. User ieiueu 9luieutbalt
wsiB lit gebeten mir leiue aobrelie mit;utbeis
len, oa ieiu gater 9eitorben lit uno er IN
Samilieu @ugele9eubeiten perlan9t lit. Hep.
!. q. Sdumader, esq Soweu ape. Drills
paufee isis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Serr Ybilipp W. 9cni,

wel6er frilIer Sbeilbaber Der Hirma
8ebriioer Gems iuur. miro Iniangs
Mars cine eigene Yboto9ropbiIten=8al=
lerie in Go. 100, &Owau's 9lof. an
Der II. uno Sorun=S trnBe, erOHnen.
Sd Serr Sens Elm 6admann eriten
Ron9es 1T, 10 empiebIeu mir oenIelben
0uf ONs SeIte. 3uglei6 eriuht Serr
Gems feline 6reunOe unO getannte, BEL
ibm pOrSuipre6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
sluS,Iac aus ein9eIanienet SrteE
fsn nit S%eitraeem fnr oas
Spiepbinunt.

Ausju9c atts ctn9elauFeHsH SF'eS
fen nit 9eitrascu fnr eas
Soiepbinum.
GinIiegsub ienoe i6 SbWeu eiueu Collar
fir Die Treiitele gu Gbreu Wnrid, Der nSroItes
rim Der 8etriibteu" I'M bic GrbobuH9 eIIIer
gitte fir cine gou; Wugliidli6e SonlIIIe ST.
srIaNeet. geteu Gle 1ilr ms.
(9Ius 6oreit Str, VttnI.)
Sir ;rpei erb0rte 8itteu iiuoeu sic etuItes
seno fini Collars iir Die FINITE 6%relltelle.
C2Ius SbUcoPee, Mimn.)
GinIiegenb fiuoer gle ie65 Collar flr Die
finite Treiitelle, oa oGS l6Ons gSert leIller
gpuenSNu9 e~nt9e9en9ebt.
GinIieoen6 finben gle eineu Solar fir Die
finite Sretiteue, All Gbreu WartG, Der r&rO-
iteriu Der Betriibten" aus Cant fir cine err
b0rte Bite. (@lus @scuuobu, Wti6.)
gubet $500 fIr bic fiufte SreiiteIe gu
Gbreu Der SHUTTER gOttes Der rSrOiteriH Der
getriibter" ais meiIeu NIB Der SGmilte geIs
tIUS puS ~. N<A2 SJOhp SNSpJ ~NSN'I
Sir empforqeue @obltbuteu fiuoeu sic
tiultcoeub cine Goital 3totc DOH $500 flr
bic mite TreiiteIe gu Gbreu WtGrto, Der
rSroltsEiU Der BetrIbteu.
(9lus GoIeua, SU.)
Sir bic grb0rul9 elmer beIoubereu &itte
fiubeu Gle eiulie0euo etIeu Collar ais Sci
1rG9 3ur Stiftuug Der ~fituitet Srei,telIe onI
pQpitLi6en Goue0nlm SOiepbtmIm 81 Column
bus, Sbio, 81 Gbreu Der rSrOltertu Der Se=
tribteu." C9Ius GGuour, g. D.
6iermit iberieu6e iG Sbuen eilte feline
Gobe ppn enlem &haIer NIB ELL Glertel sur
Treiltelle gu Gbreu WturtG's Der oSrolCriu Der
gettIbten" i'll Der Soiilumg, ooB mir &utbetl
oil ben hi. Wtelieu bUben, Die DON ben Nries
fern geleisu peroeH pel6e our6 oieie gets
TRACE sum StuoIum geloIgcG.
t}luS UtGyble NOd, Sa.)
Sd i6ide Sbneu hermit ftHf Collar fitr
bic finite Treiitelle 81 Gbreu WturiG Der
oSr0iteriT Der getriibten" Inn Die 9%rborung
GiIer beionoereu Bite i'll etuer lau9wIerigei
&rantbeit ogr3 Sic 81 erIou9en.
(9Ius yOmirG, gSisc)
geiIicsenb aud nod fini Collar Don mel
uer So6teC III beri> ,6eu 2lbitdt.
(aus 9omtrG, gSis.)
8eilie0enb ieuOe i'd fir bic Treiiteue gu
GbreH UtGrIa Der o(roterm Der Getritbten"
So 90 um tlIr eIIeH llngelG, Iebr braDeH Stu.
bsnteH bic G%rtenutuiB mo Guti6teoenbsIt
sur GTlaHsuus ietues Seruies gu erfIebeH.
Cgus GopEH9toH, ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Ser ct. NiuGlius= Trreiu

Der Ser5 Seiu 8emeinoe ertudblte fOl=
genoe Seamten fur o0s tpmmenoe
SNbr:
Eraiioent-@eter Seth;
&tce- NrGNOent-T. i. Spobu;
Retoroireuoeu GetretGr-Rarl Sbomas;
TtlQHj Setretdr-29iIbeIm Vteuier;
G6oSmeiiter-SObu Hieier;
Warihau-@eor9 oIue;
GouettOreH-Wartin 6rommeIt unb Sran;
Seth;
UtitgIieo bsS GuIuu3 . Guntites - Gbrit
SsitrLI9eE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
0ciuht.

$50 iino Sobam S6mibt unb Srau SO.
6l'6ba6, geb. S6miot, 9~ebiirti9 aus Reis
iingeli. SreiS Sitburg, 9tes. =ges. Grier in
3eutibiono. Sieielbeu iino spiibeu 40
uno 30 Sabre I'M 9auoe. Dor 81 Subrell
bat man gum letten Wale Don ibneu 9eb0rt,
oomuts waren lie III @oooiu9s @rope, g8il
60, 81. User Qnstunit welB, meloe ielbe
oil IL. S." are of German Catholic
Printing Co., Dubuque, Ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Wejubt.

$50 iinb WotbiaS Qip uub Mi6oe( BIT.
ldet? Sieiclbel wanberteu Dor unseiGbr 81
sSabrer la6 Nmerita. aus uno bieltet lid,
III Nurora auf. Sic limb 9ebiirtis aus @il.
lefer, 6reis Sitburg, Reg. : ge;. Srier,
prelBen, &erwaubte iu6en no6 ibnen. @er
Austunit weiB, ibreibe ipt6e inter "yy".
care OF German Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Wu unicre Scjer!

@ir mDttrn hermit ule Scicr
baran criuneru, bel cinem @c6iel
ibrcr @brcHe nit Der ncueu ftcts Die
aIte @orche cin,uicnOcn uno bcioe
flar uno Deutlit gu i6rtibru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Sie GruBgcj1Warenem

iir Den MGrstcrmin oes bieIigen Die
itritt9eriGtes iino Die Scrren: peter
Stilmmtes, s. o. SuOmcper. Sobn
8ainOr. Sam GrOit, s. y. &ru0ue=
bile, Dominic Sofmamn SO9n uBig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Sm @onat fErbruar

wursen in u"nierer Staot "A Ginoer 9e=
bOren nabreno Die Sterbeidlie ii6 aui
SO bellefen. Sober Wonatsberidt unie-
reg 8eluuobeitsratbes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Terlaugt.

Ntr fOuleu piebsrum siItge orbeitiame
ileiBi9e geute gebraudel, bic i'll fatbolildeu
2reiien 9roBe Betamt'6ait babeI. Sol6e
geIte founeu IN ibreu %SreiitunSen uou 800
bis $500 mo6eutli6 pereiensu. Wau
ooreliirc W. Raul Il Co., 1913 .g8. goams
Ctr, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Gbica9o, 8. MGr; 1895.
9u prrfQufcn.

Cine sutselesene Sarm pom 24O older in
SeIterion Sownlbip. I'm uGbere austuuit
ipelbe man ii6 oil Sobu Bier, gruuoeioeIs
tbums= I9ent, Geo. 353 Siebente Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Staat ind Amgegend.

Entered at the POstoffice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
Sttftmng
Ter f~iinitsH 6rciiteas i'm Yapitliden
GOuesium ,SOiepbimnm"
81 columbus, SbtO,
~ G6ren JlluriU'S, Gr6RerinOpr Betrd6ten,

usbprtroo "a. 1873 :
lluoen0uItt, Qppletou, gStS.."".... wv
N. Ruutb, Gupour, 2. o.. 10
9. s.. s., Sreoo, JoWa.."""~~~. 10y
Ilngenamnt, Marble Rod, &op0-. l2o
- Strnb,,srpr Ooleuo III 200
Siinfte Nreiltelle, Sbacopee, UtrnIE o'oo
Ql0eltt s. Wtertte fir :. 0eB, Nurems On.
bury, Soma. 90
q. &oneS, 0olp GrOR, &tS.~~..... oI00
lluGeIautt, yurembur9, Soma lO.Oo
TB.' goerot, Sr., ourd A9ellt &ntP=
pel, Guer5pile, "a. .---.... IOO
GQtb. Bernard, NomIrN, @ts...... o'Oo
WdI0aretbu No6 &c Hop, 2SES.... 0.0o
ItIbefoHut, G~scouobO, Mid. -.....- l.oO
NGrs. ClQra Wtep9er, Buffalo, ga. l.00
Urs. WQrp Wtepger, SnroLo, ga. LOO
llnQeiauut, GvWluuI0pU ISIS, l.OO
WQrQQretbu Gu0reS, Dubuque, ga. 100
:. u, Torelt Str, Mts.-~... I.o0
vi. @i(Ueromg, 9orlrnS, ga. ... 600
90. Wolttor, G0uulot Sou8, Wtuul. 200
llltoeuount, Cannon SAILS, WtimI. 100
lln6euamt, sen @elt, Sa.~~....... 10
W}ih. Reiicr ...--.~ ........ 2'O0
Nurrg aus 9tepport @.OO
9teu. .. Son Der Gage lir Wti5.
Norcl5, WorgOu, MSIm. ............ 300
Sobu S6mit, Gouiu9ton, &p...... 5.OO
gIus Columbus, GbtO ............... 2oo.oo
Sptol 81, 391 50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12

9silte0eub ieuOe i'd iiir Die TreiIteIe ;I
Gbreu Nt0ria Der o(rOiterIn Der 8etriibtel"
SIS 90 UNI iIr eINeH iungeu, iebr brGUen Stu.
peltteu bic @rterutuiB mIo GutihieoeubeIt
sur GTlaHsuuS ieiutS Serufes gu erfIebeu.
(!lus %GopiHgtOu, Sp.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12

SeiIicssuS aud nod iiini Collar Don mel
uer So6teC i'll berlt ,6eu Abitdt,
GNuS Nnmirn QNi6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12

Sd i6ide Sbneu biermit fiuf Collar fiir
Die FINITE 6retitelIe 81 Gbreu Wortd Der
oSr0tertu Der getriibten" nm bic 9rborung
siaer beionoereu Bite i'll eruer IauswierigeH
Srantbsit Dgr4 Sic ju e~rIGuGen.
(2lus yomira, Q8isc.)
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-27
Society of Hygiene.

At recent meeting of the Society of Hy-
giene the committee appointed to see the
library officials read a paper from Miss
Browning, the librarian, which stated that
by request of the society the Sanitarian had
been placed upon the subscription list, and
that the library already contained 1.-THE An
nails of Hygiene the other periodical rec
commended by the committee. The commit
tee that had in charge the address before
the State Teachers Association reported
that Mrs. Harrell had prepared paper, but
was too jill to be present at the convention.
The paper was read by the president of the
Society of Hygiene. who supplemented it
with plea from herself that a chair of
hygiene be established in the State Univers-
ity, and that it be taught more extensively
in the public schools. A report from the
secretary and treasurer showed a careful re-
vision of the membership list suggestion
OF the president lead to the decision that
the secretary should hereafter give notice of
the regular monthly meetings to members
and friends. The discussion of the meeting
was based upon a work of evolution by Gus
tav Schlikeysen, German scientist, who
reaches his conclusions from a strictly deti-
tic standpoint. The next meeting will be
held Feb 81
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POLICE COURT CASES.
Thornton Pleads Guilty, but Claims
He Was Justified In Striking.

Detective Ben Thornton was tried in Po-
lice Court yesterday on a charge of strik-
Ing George Henry, a prisoner. Thornton
pleaded guilty, but claimed he was justified
in knocking Henry down. He said the
prisoner insulted him and accused him of
committing perjury in his testimony. Henry
testified that he had said nothing insulting
and showed a badly cut lip to show how
severely the blow injured him. Mr.. Hanna
appeared in Henry's behalf and he styled
ThorntOnS action outrage, saying
1t is as contemplate to strike prisoner
in custody as it is to strike woman.
Judge Stubs took the case under advise
lnent. No charges have been filed against
Thornton with the Board Of Safety He
says he would do the same in another case
if he were insulted and called a liar.
Thornton says there is no more reason
why an officer should take abuse than a
citizen.
Commodore Mccoy aged nineteen years,
and Matte White. aged forty-three, were
fined $40 each by Judge Stubs. They were
arrested together in George Sind1inger's sa-
loon, Kentucky avenue, near Maryland
street The boy testified that the women
of the neghborhood, who have been for
hidden to sell liquors in their houses go
to the saloon and have drinks served there
A further examination will be made of
Sindlnger's place.
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DEATH RELIEVED HIM.

Howard Barnes, a Former Indian
apOIitan. Dies at Battle Creek, Mich.
Private kilograms received by personal
friends in this city convey the intelligence
of the death, yesterday. at Battle Creek,
Mich, of Howard Barnes, a former citizen
of Indianapolis. Barnes was one of the best
and had conducted turf exchanges and
for the past twenty-five years. His person.
made warm and enduring friendships among
a class of people who would have refused
recognition to others of the same calling
and his associates were of the better class
In Indianapolis he was conspicuous figure
for several years, until 1884 when he re-
moved to Detroit, near which city he had
since made his home. In business affairs he
was the soul of honor, and no promise
once made, was ever to be violated. His
word was as good as his bond, and among
those who knew him was never questioned
He made fortunes and spent them with the
freedom of a Prince, and his generosity
was as wide as his purse. IL ir came to his
knowledge that money had been lost at
any game under his control by people who
were pnched and suffered in consequence,
1t was his custom to send for the loser and
restore the amount first administering sin
cere and well-meant advice to avoid all
games OF chance in future, and the giving
of orders TO his employees never to permit
the individual to chance another dollar i'm
his house. Broke or in affiuence, he was the
frailties of mankind. but more of the vir-
tues than many of those who criticised him
because Of his vocation. With him there
was no question of morals involved in gam
! bing-he rIsked his money against that OF
other people. and, win or lose, the trans
action was as legitimate. in his mind. as
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JOHN A. HOLMAN.
Former Judge OF Superior Court Dies
in New York.

Former Judge OF Superior Court Dies
in New York.
John A. Holman, once on the Superior
bench of this county, died last Tuesday
in New York city. News of his death was
not received until yesterday and no par
ticulars are known. Some of his friends
here conjecture that his demise occurred
in an insanse asylum, as it is known that
he was deranged for some time before
his death. For the last five years Mr.. Hol-
man has resided in New York. He was
well known in Indianapolis, where, until
a few years ago, he had lived since his
birth in 1S49. He was educated at Butler
University, then known as the Northwest
ern Christian University, and at the age
of eighteen settled down to the practice
of law. His mother was the youngest
daughter of Governor James Brown Ray.
At the age of nineteen years Mr.. Holman
admitted to practice at the Marion
county bar on the recommendation of
Samuel r. Perkins and David Mcdonald,
with whom he read law.
He enjoyed the personal friendship of
Governor Hendricks and. at the age of
twenty-siX years, he was appointed judge
elected to the Superior bench, where he re-
manned until 1882 Although he received a
salary of 5000 a year, he was. not of an
OF his means. From 1884 to 1886 Mr.. Holman
was employed by the defendants in the
case of Herman Sturm Ferdinand A.
sBM UIluTeId sul QoIqm VI 'sIsulo puB IsYoa
endeavoring to recover the expense of in
surance suits arms consigned to the
Mexican government and lost at sea. For
many years before Mr.. Holman left Indian
apolis it was source of regret among his
friends and associates that he seemed UNI
able to curb his appetite for drink. He was
very popular, always congenial and his con-
vivial nature served to augment the temp
tations to indulge his appetite. During his
prosperous days he known as one of
the best dressed men in Indianapolis, and,
with his genteel appearance, he always car
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any other. 1t has been frequently remarked
of him thai he was a John Oakhurst In
real life, ami the comparison was fit.
Four years ago, associated with r. H.
and w. H. Gilman, of Detroit Mr.. Barnes
invested large sum of money in a summer
hotel and pleasure resort on an island near
Detroit, resolving to devote his time to its
management, but about this time his health
broke down, and, to his friends, it became
evident that he was victim of Daresis.
Since that time he had grown steadily
worse until about ten days ago, when his
mental condition made necessary his re-
moval to sanitarium, where he died yes
terday. He will be remembered with kind
ness by those who knew him here and his
unfortunate end will occasion their sincere
regret. He leaves a wife, whom he married
in this CITY