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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

b. b. Der Seiler, gang Defenders beaobt
mar, uno oeren g8lrfungen ii6 ME bie-
jcnigen zines N0turQeiebes Guberten,
oieie Graft mabtc ans Scius bic ber-
uorragenoite Beri0nlidteit ~ieirer 3eit
in .Suo1a. Gr crreQtc cine iolhe ge-
aeilterun9 unter ben Geuten, welbe er
beilte, bab man bas 8erii9t pnn ieiner
8ottlihteit perbreitete. glber oicIe
unwalrbeit iuuroe tets bon sSeius ielblt
ols Siige bin9eitelt."
Der rSberite 8rpB=@ommanbeur"
erinnert nod bic Nffiliirten on lire
oreifate Bflih!: IL. gtle Meni6cn=
redte 5urilf 81 erobern; - 2. Zen
Satbolttismus su berni6teu; - 3.
Sas Mnertennen bes Saieins zines ur.
9rllnoes nls WeltDroner, zines llraruns
beg, Der teinesue9s bic bogbafte, later-
bate nno tprannii6e @ottbeit 1T.
pel6e Die prieiter oes Sat6olicismus
BON ben blinoen llnpiNenoen anbeten
loiIen."
n@as nun bic Mittel b~etriift, Tim
unIer 3iel 81 erreiden, ia0t tpeiter Der
Sberte GrOBsGommanoeur, 10 iino iie
ale gut, iuenn lie MIR gum ,3ieIe fiib.
rem. - gm S9luB ieiner ytebe iaot
Der @rob=G ga bic sSrei.
maurerei nihts msbr ulo ni6ts peni.
ger 1T, ais Die &epOlution in Sbaien,
Die fcrtmdbrenOe Geri6w0rune 0cgen
Den politiIAen uno reli9i1ien Seipotis.
mus, 10 bat ii6 Die 6%rsimaurerei nit
ienen ldherli6en gersierunQen uno
uno DISQUALIFICATION ni9t ieIblt ein9e.
hillt, permittelit pelder bic Tiiriten
uno prielter in Der 8eisQibaft Die erlten
&ollen ipielen, bic iie ii9 an9enabt
poer 0eItoblcn baben. ga aber oi.
6ilrIt ten uno Prieiter cine Ginribtun9,
bic flir lie cine 10 fur6tbare @eQuerin
lit, ni6t iibertDaltigen tOnnten, 10 Iino
lie 81 DerIhieoenen 3eiten ouf ben Der.
rdtberi'6cn 6eoanten %9etommcn, in
oas feinoli0e Eager i%iberSu0cGen, ielbIt
6reimaurcr 81 tperoen unD in Die Wau.
rerel ale lene @ebrGu6e uno ienen
TOrmeltram, alle jene Sitel uno unIin.
niGeu Sa9eu einsufiibren, tpel1e ben
8eilt Der Snititution fdli6en ~iolten,
llno bic, al STEELE liberaler ruo oemo<
tratli6er 2cbren, religi6ie uno ariItos
frotli6e ein3uibmu9geln iu9ten."
(SeBt tOmmt Die pointe:)
.Sm NngeIiht bieier 8efabr, sooe,
Die Sdupter Der Waurerei bic ganoe
Der ,pabren Maurer, Der d6ten @lieoer
jcter @emcini6aft. en9er suiammen;
uno ba iie wiinibten, ii6 - tuerl,
nibt Den SduB - 10 bod bic Gull
Dung Der Mddtigen oieier Q8elt gu
Iidern, 10 lieben lie oieielben an ibren
maureriiben Nrbeiten tbeilnebmen, bon
oeneu lie ibnen MIR oosieni9e entbiill-
ten, ipas ibnen (oen d6ten 6reimaus
rern) beliebte, uno tonllteu mn, in boil.
tommener Gube bic Treimaurerei lid
inter bem Sheine elmer rein pbilars
thropiIden uno milotb1ti9en @eiels
i6ait entWifeln ie6en. cine @eIeuibaft
al ceren SpiBe iene Mdbti9en Der
Groe lih mQbnten uno benen Die Gorge
iibcrlallen wuroe, 81 ertlGren: Yolitlt
uno 9telig;on icien Der Waursrei bOl-
fOmmen fremo."
WortieBung foI9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04
Sic Scbrc pcr bcisii@ Gu @abs

Nn6 ben lebtcn @ablen in gelNien
tpiro Ipl9enoe Qenoerun9 81 @unIten
Der Sotboliten in Der Sammer cintre=
ten.
Ni8ber Itanocn l05 &otbpliteu, orei
EibcralCn, Is &aoitalem uno % SoSiuz
liiieu ~QeQeniiber un0 oas tatbOliIhe
Mtiuiitcrium bate cine Wt0lOritGt bon
80 Stimmeu al ieiuer Settle.
Sic nI6ite Sammer miro Ill &atbo=
litcrL | Gibernleu, ii 8ooitule unO 20
Go3lallltcu SQblen, WOourd Die t0tDOs
liIhe Mtebrbelt ii6 Ouf 70 Stimmen
erbebt. IS 1T bleles cine Wtebrbelt
mie lie mob uis cine &e0ieruu9 III BEL
Qien IN Der Summer bate.
@el9ien lit oOs NonO Defen GrfOb=
rungen nidt QenuQ bebcrsi9t weroen
t0unen.
Sn Yel0ien 1T bic iOSiOliItiIhe @e=
i0br am QrOBten, neil eben III 8elalen
Der mOoerne SnouItrlullsmus unb Die
barnus erlpahlenOeu &luNen9Cgen'0Be
bic bO9fte 6ntwidelun9sltuie Crrel6t
babeu. S0s tleine Yel9len lit Der
bi6tbebOltertlte 6ledcn Oes GrobObens
uno 9lei6seiti0 oa5 G0no, III mel6em
bic mposrne 8ewerbetbGti0teit Derb0lt=
ni6mdbiQ Die bO6Ite Stufc errci6t bat.
Su Sol9e oeiien bNbcn ii6 einer'cits
u~n9eDeure &eiGt6iimer III ben 9Nn0eu
Der belsii9en &our9eOiIie G~n9ebGuft,
DQbreuo unoercrScits Die Snoutrle
bidte Maiien zines bellblOien Nrbeiters
proletoriates bort 5uiammen9eoran9t
bat.
Sn geloisn wobnen our9idnittli6
24l Giuwobuer auf einen Gunorottilo=
meter, ,pnbrcno in 9euti6luno bic
bur6i6nittli6e GiuwObnerS0bl MIR 81,
in 6rantrsi6 II uno in Ganemort nllr
81 betraGt.
Ter bur6 bos tleine G0ni9reib gels
glen idbrliA e~rSielte ~ousp0rti9e SOn=
bel 1T bcoeutenoer als o~erleni0e Der 0e=
iammten 0lierrei6iidsun9arii9sn MOns
or6le uno betra8t Die SdIfte Oesjenj9en
BON gang 6rantrei6.
Sir ms in Nmerita iolten bic Grs
f0brun9eu BEG alien GurOpa ni9t uIts
beO9tet UOriiber 0eben Bonn aud uniere
0eihite werben Ii6 I'M Q0ufe Der 3eit
Ddbnlid ODER 8Icid 9eitalten." llnO
odS Cine er9ibt iid 90ns beipnoers
fl0r aus ben bel9ii9eu g8ablen, c5
0ibt MIR cine ein5i9e auf Groen lusl6e
in Stonoe 1T bic Y6lter Dor ben Scims
iu0uu0cn Oc3 SOji0iiSmus unO oC3
NnNrhiSmu8 81 bepubren, uno oa5 1T
bic tatDOlii9e &ir9e. g8ie
LANCE miro Cs nod iU0Dren bis man in
9lmsrita oicIc unumit0Bli9e @obrbeit
tl&r ertennt2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Sage 1T bic Su0eno iebr Oorluut," be.
mertte Serr SNel. Sans manrte iid)
Nun an feline S6ipel fer 8etruo rno
Io0te gu ibr leile, aber bod 10 heutlih,
bob ale es bbren tonnten: ,Gr bat cine
ipibiae Shnaubc uno 1T gang iia6lig."
-nNbcr SunNe," rief Der Gater, no
bait Su mir oieIe nihtsnubi9en &e=
o~ensartcn ber?" - nNus benz Sonper.
ADMINISTRATION, bo itebt audi, oab Der
Serr S0el ein iniettenirelenoes &aub-
tbier it," 9tun mar oas GdtbIel ge=
lDit uno ale la6ten. Die Miillers
marcrl ober bod miBtrauii6 9%epproen,
so9en naberc Grtunoi9ungell ilber Den
9cbenswanocl oes Serrn S9el Elm,
lro bic 6ol9e mar. DAP feline ge@
iperbuu9 I'm 8ertruo Surild9emleisl1
pllroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Sn GDisagn lu0ren pOn ben $50
NbjtUriGNtsn, mcIhe al ben IA oortlNcn
0oh'huisn Nraouirtcn. rs iDciblibeu
uno 1863 mGnnliACn @sihIebtcs. Sn
Den tleircrcu Stdotcn 1T ooS Miboer=
bdItnib ;,uiihen Den Wsiblt0teru NOD
GROCER. ONiiir trcibeu iib Die Mdns
,ter obne Nrbeit auf ben StroBsn bers
I'M uno 70 BADEN mir baum cit ssbil-
oetes 6%ruucnuolt, bo3 ron orbeitsloisn
Mdnncrn obbanQi9 iciu lou. @ewib
cine unnatiirli6e Na1e Der 0in9c,
wcI3e mnbeOin9t i4redIi4e Golaen
babe mub. Glaubten mir uiat an bic
periiin2enoe &roft Der tatbolii6en
Stride, mir Diiroen al elmer Seiluns
u~nIerer 3uitdnOe per3usiIeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04
Serr Sael

@ertruo WilQer wuroe Dpn Dem jln=
gen flOtten Snmmi5 lbres g}aters, 0es
&uufmGuns Wtilller, Qeliebt uno erlDi=
oerte biCle Glebe. 8ertrr05 Gltern
pnren Our0Gus ni6t Qe9en oieIe Gieb=
idaft, I'M 10 mebr. ais Der lteinreihe
Serr &entier S0el nm 8etruo w0rb.
Sieier Serr S9cl wurbe zines Cages
Isierlib gum S0Iice cin9elooen. bamit
er uno feline 3utiinftige iib ndber FEM
nsn lernten. NuBer ben ermdbnten
PerSpnen ndbm nod cine rcht unbeoeu=
tenoe perI0ulihtcit nn Serrn Ssel Sn=
~tereIIe, namll6 Der tleine Sans, Ger
trubs Yruoer. ST ipOllte 'ih iiber bic
fen pielbeiprObenen Serrn S0el iufOr=
mlren, unb ba er 9cb0rt bate, onB
alles, mas man pillen ,uOlle. i'm @on=
periotionsleriton Itebe, 10 bolte er il9
Den betrefienben SanD bonn 9tegal unb
NOR 10 9liidlid. ocn Nrtitel .Sgel" al
iinoen, ben er ein9eGene ltuoirte. Die
&aiiesseit rildte beran, uno nit ibr
Serr SNel, Elm tlciner oider damn
nit bartloiem 8eii1t uno tart 0erOs
tbeter Naie. Man iprab SunGhIt pom
Wetter, uuo bann itpfte oas 8eiprdb.
OieIe Yauie fiilte Der tleinc Sans Ourd
fol9enee, an Serrn S9el 0eribtete
Sraee aus: .g8esb0lb tommen Sic
ALIEN? .Wp boben sic ibr Weibden?"
- .Wein @eib6en?" Ssbebe. eiu
ndrriider Sun9e! SD babe nod tsin
@eibden, aber id wia mir ems ncb=
men," Wobsi er 6ertruO perlisbt ans
blinSelts. - .Nber". iubr SOns tort,
Sic leben oob gelu06nli6 in 8emein=
idaft nit Sbrem Wcib6en. oas feline
WObnunQ niht melt bon Sbuen bat"
Serrn S9els @elibt rrOtbcte Iib iebr
fart. ,Gr meint pabriheinli6",
ia0te er DerleQen, incline Nabb0rin.
bic Witrue Meier, nit Der i6 aber llllr
in geiddftlider Terbinoun9 itebe." -
,Sis ihlaien aber reht LANCE, ni6t
lpabr?" iebte Sans iein Gramen fort.
- yg8as iiuo bas fir oumme 6ra9en.
Sans?" Siirnte Der Batter. .9lber i'd
weiB". pertbeiOi0te ii1 Der SunQe. oaB
er Den 9ansen g8inter binour6 9ci6la.
fen bat" - so ihlinm 1T es niht."
siirnte Serr SGel. nruas bod Die &lati6.
baien ales auibringen. Wton piro
ia bon ben Sreunoen LANCE an Stamm=
tiIh oufoebalteu mn ihl1It Danu eiu
paar Stunosn in ben @ormittag bins
Elm, ober meun i6 erit uerbeirutbet bin,
Damn fan8e ib Elm onoeres 2eben al,
Oas ueriprede i'd Sbnen ieierlib." -
.. mir Iino iibcr5eu9t mlirmelte Scrr
Wtiiler, aber er wuroe bon Sons unters
brohen: sd weiB aud, bOb Sic iehr
Diel Sbit unb tleine S0icre freiien."
Sept wuroe Der Batter ernltli6 b6ie:
.Wel6e roben Nusoriite!" Sept psrs
ballt gu Did rubiS." .Seut 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

leocr @emeinbe cine gebiirfnibtOmmiIs
Inn elnSu'eben, ipelhe iiber Die Webiirfs
llllle Der @inselnen au enti6eioen bGtte.
). y. ME piel @las Vier Der Wauu be-
notbi9c. uno ba bieie 6pmmiiiipn aus
l0uter Solons unb Nriitioes beitebt
pelhc nibt mad perIbnli6en &iifiih.
ten, ionoern MIR nab &eht uno Ges
rehti0felt urtbeileu uno INNER oas
GibtiNe treien uuo ba irrncr bic
loSialiitii6en 8enoiien, pie @ebel iic
lbiloert, bon Spier9eiit uno @emein=
INN erfiilt uno mil g8eni9em Suirieoen
itno, 10 ,piro iib natiirli9 oisies ibpies
riSe 8ci6Gft iebr 0latt abmiteln uno
audi im Sojialismus Niles iib III
6rieoe uno 6reuoe auflOIen. @abr=
LID Elm i6Dner Sroum!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04
Cine aGarmein hefriesiacnhc Der:

tbeilaug Der iroiiben &eidtbimer
lam n,lr nurd Die Scfol9ung Der
Der driltlibcn Rdhifenliebe
lerbei0eittbrt tperoen. Der St00t
ionn uno pllte eiuNreiieno belien,
nber cine o09cmcine 3ufritocnbeit miro
bic Stride ollein berbciiibrcn tOnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04
IcrfWGrot8cS.

Wrs. GObn: Naron iuas ibmunSelit
Su eiD? - Wr. Gobn: Soll d Wteni6
niht idmuBell1. mann er lief i quite
Nubridt in bus p1per?- Mrs GObn:
What's the good news? Sail' bDren!
Wr. 6pbn: Nu. es bat ii6 geetablirt
aeitern d neie acknowledgements ell-
I9aIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04
@G6rcun Der Srrisn,eit ioQten all

,atbOlii4en Gltern oNiilr iOr0en, Dap
i5rc &inoer, wel6e bic S6ule nod
b:iu6en, Der bl. Mtiie b~ciwobncn.
Gs 1T ein ir0uriges 3ei6sn elterli9er
GAwa4e, iUsnn Gltcrn ilre 3inoer
nur wdbrsnO ieuer 3sit Oes SabreS
sum re8clmaBiGcn, td8li6sn Yeiu0e
Der 81. Mtiie unbaIteu, pellu bic
SNule, B.. B.. bic Yrieiter uno Die
S6pcieru osu &ir9cnbeiub ii6ers
IaSen. 3as aeist tIGr uno osutIi@,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Ser unacrc@tfcrtisse 5uE Qc9en
bic SsIibeuocn mar nod imnler bas
3eiten oes Solialismls uno beilcn
@efplHe, bes Nnarhismus. Stebt
unier 2ono nidt in Oieiem 3ei6en?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

SIN Sabre 1895 betrlA Die 3N6l Der
in Seutihlanb reu uer0ientlinten
ipiiienibaitllHen unb literariiNen
Werte Omit Nusnobme Der periooiiAm
GtihcinunNen) 23,607 Nummern,
ilber 1000 mebr als i'll Goriabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

bob nie Stern 0sn W3crt6 bcs 9einoD=
mems bcim hcili0cn Wiebppicr ourNous
rntsritdBeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Ginem Oiient!iAen Muspcile SuIOlAe
muroen pom Sem Yorter Safen aus I'M
Monot Mai Sicpcles i'm Nertbe bon
$500, 176 ua6 Dem @usianOe p~erianot,
uno sipar mNrsn bic %auptobnsbmcr:
Gnolunb nit 800, 965, Seutlblono
s30,203, Nleberl0noe SIS. 955, Brit.
Multrolien 81, 05S, 6rautreib So
263, Yrl9ien $1,000, St0lien $500.
Sdnemari 5000, Shweoen mo Nor
,pe9eu s39O3; bic Ieitiumme pertbeilt
Ii1 uuf tlelnere Gdnher 0ller 9rotbeile.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

SIaatitein jun.-6u ieinem Papa):
r9u, Pap, Steinaarten. 8%artcnlicin
d SO. baben iib 9eirrt in i9rem
.Statement" I'M 3ebu 0OQars. Coll
id ibucn laIisn Seben al d NotiS?" -
Slddtltein sen.: .9Die b0iBt - ii6 0e.
irrt? SaiBt Oas: al unierem Yortbeil2"
- Si0atiteiu jun.: OF course, Su
unierm 8ortbeil." - SIaatltein SEN;
.g8e0, baum ibid nidt 4 ROti3 - Die
&eut' weroen an Guo' ionit bos aui
ben YuGbaltcr. mas bat 9ema6t ben
6eDler. unO jO0su Den armen Wteni9en
gum 3eiIel!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Sin StotiItiter bat ausgsrebnet, baB
in Den ocuti0en GeiA$ltauten 602, l9l
Wcni6en lebell, Wel9e ben Nanleu
Wtiiler iiiGren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

S6limm ilt's, bon ben MGnnern,
ihlimmer BON ben Weibern. an
ihlimmteu bon ben Sluoern ousGc=
la6t 81 weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Wie erit jebt betannt wirb, 1T beim
Yi~in9lteeldute bic v8loriOia". 6rant-
furt,s 0r0Bte 9om0lOde, idaobaft se=
luoroen. IS ipranaen spei Stiids aus
benz 9taube. Sic werben in Der Sa.
triitei auibe,p0brt. Die .G~lorioia" lit
aus benz Mtetal erOberter frans0iiiber
8eidiiBe asgolisn. bic &aiier Nilbelm
l. gu oisism 3,usd bsrseidentt bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04
aatbolii6er &irdeuta alenOcr.

8rm SoubItummcn. - Wart. z, 81.
.G<nuu+no Ron @ lun RnmnuuS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Sine uette Sparl0iie fir ieinen Mlets
fer bate ELL Ydfea9eielle in SerSbera
an9elest. Is Sabre nrbcitete oieIer in
Der ndmlihen Sdderei uno IA Sabre
lang 'tubl er ulljdbrli6 800 M. ans
Der %2aocntuile, bis man i'm ubf0Bte.
Mon fanO IN Spartonenbiidern $500
Mart bel ibm. lauter N~sltobleres 8elo,
bus Der Weiiter freuoeltrablenO in Gm=
pfNnA nabml.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Gas Sabr 1900 im Stempel Der
poitperipaltun9. SOr nibt LANCER
3eit lit bic 6raac aui9eworien poroen,
wie ii6 bic YOltperlualtun9 in ibrem
Stenpel nit ben beioen leBten 3ifern
Der Sabressabl i'm Sabre 1900 belien
,ueroe, oa iie nidt luObl suei 9}ulen our
Nn9abe oss Sabres perwenoen tonne.
9Sis p~erlautct. io0en NleidwObl apei
Nullen i'm Stempel CUR N%nweuOung
tOmmsn. in Der eriteren wirO nber cine
|, in Der ~3ueitsn cine 9 angebradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Del Der MuIterunG. Ser General
lit CUR Mufterun9 eiuaetrofen unO mil
aud bic Gaierne beii9ti9en. Turd
&eNimentsbeIebl lit DGrau crinucrt.
oaB Die Scmperutur in ullen Stubeu
niNt ilber Is 8rao betrnQen bari.
Ser General betritt Elm 3iinmer. lobt
bic SNubertcit uuo frast Den Stuben=
Glteiten: vNie uiel @rao iino bier,
mein Sobn?" 8eireitcr: .6itnfsebn
Broo, Ssrr @eneral!" General:
3eige mir bod nal on5 Sbermnme-
teri" @efreiter: yg8ir labeu tcins
Serr @tneral!" 8ener0l: pa, wobcr
weibt oil o0nn, oaB cs fiinisebu Wrae
iino?" 8efreitcr: vGH&-e9lmeutsbes
febl, Serr 8ener0l!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Infer la6enoer YbilOiOpb, Der iIber
ben Yarteicn itebt. Oratelt wie fol9t:
.9icie g8ut6 Der 9tepublitaner uno
9emotratsu iiber Die POpuliten lit
Nibts als bic 28utb Der @emtcr9rab-
i6er bariiber, baB nod Elm oritter Qlcnl=
ter0rabi4er ii6 oui Soften oss publis
tums Die SaI6en uOlllteden mill"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04

Sic 9eIammte NatiOnali1ulo 6bls
,las betrd9t %9eSeniuGrtl9 etpa 200 Wils
llonen Dollars.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-31
miss FLI1lB.
Bothers the City Hall OH
eials About Her Vast
Possessions.


For the past several months Assistant
City Clerk Robert Curry OF Hoboken has
been bored by the visitation of a small.
pleasant faced, fairly well dressed lit
tie woman, who thinks he is the private
secretary to an old Irish Lord who was
given large sum of money to keep in
trust for her.
A reporter of the Hoboken "News'' she
tnlEtks IS an agent of a Father MCGUIRE
OF ireland. who sent him over to this
country to find her, SO that she could
she says, was left to her by a rich rela-
tive who at one time owned half the
Lakes of Killarney.
The woman has told her story at least
a hundred times to Mayor Pagan. SEN
ator DAILY Judge Paxton and other law
yers and prominent officials, and has be-
sought them to aid her. She accuses
both the reporter and Clerk Curry of
p9elng in league with the Irish lord TO
day. she mails a sealed envelope, contain
Ing lock of her hair, with a little blue
ribbon tied about it, addressed to stRey.
Father Mcclure Ireland" In the en-
yelope is also a prayer. This she doesRto
let the father know she is still alive.
The woman was at the City Hall again
this morning and pleaded with Mr.. Curry
TO give her her money. To a JERSEY
City News reporter she said her name
being taken care of by kind friends.
who live on Spring street, West Hoboken'
She makes no disturbance and when
told to come again and everything would
be all right, leaves in hopeful frame
OF mind and apparently happy
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-31
VENEZUELA INQUIRY.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 81, 1Ss6-The
Venezuelan Commission held its first
regular weekly meeting today in its
permanent quarters and took up the
enormous mass of official documents
bearing on the boundary controversy,
which had accumulated on the files of
the State Department in years past and
which had been transmitted by Secre-
tary Olney in accordance with the Com
missions formal request. adopted at it's
last meeting.
These papers. together with the yoIun-
tary contributions of old books, maps and
otner data which have been received from
various sources have enabled the Commits
sion to make general estimate of the
state of the case and take up the consider
alton of the specific researches which
or contradictory evidence
Commissioners Andrew d. White and
Secretary Malet-Prevost have been work
ing constantly on these general aspects
of the case during the past week and
as a result of their Iabors the Commits
sioners will individually pursue separate
lines of inquiry as they have been do
ms since the organiza tion Of the body.
but With the difference that hereafter
their aims will be more specific instead
ofSa mere cropping about for evidence.
5 # has been already practically deter
mined that Secretary Malet-PreveSt will
Spanish archives fols records that his ex-
perience leads him to believe are in ex-
1stsnce but have not up to this time been
connected with the case.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-31
WIENGHR ARRESTED AGAIN.
Weinshai Gets Ezssn Indicted by the

Leon Weinger. the restaurant keeper of
No. 404 Bloomfield street. Hoboken, who
with his wife and others was arrested by
Commissioner of Virtue Weinthal on the
night of January 49, and charged with
keeping disorderiy house. and subse-
quently discharged by Recorder McDon-
ough for lack of sufficient evidence to
hold him. was. again arrested last night
Isrmediatelvs .upen the discharge Of
Weinger by Recorder Mcponough. Vein
thai went before the Grand Jury with such
keeper was indicted. 1t the time Of the
:erin. Weinthal told. ..l- rep,.:e's rat
Jury, but he said he knew that the Recor-
der would discharge the prisoners any
Recorder McDonough said that he would
not have discharged Weinger or the
otLer prisoners if the8evidence elected at
enough to b Id them: but when Weinthal
only testified that what he. knew. was from
hearsay only. the Recorder said he was
Weinthal not only had Weinger ar
rested last night. but upon the advice. of
Captain Hayes had an ernp1oye of Wein-
gers also arrested. He was young man,
walder. whom Weinthal alleges to be the
Weinger. it was said claimed that he
had pad 500 for, protection and resumed
business again after he was dismissed by
the Recorder. There were a number of
personalities exchanged between Weinthal
and the Recorder last night His Honor
said that the indictments were found
merely to place him in an embarrassing
position.
ger, was arrested this morning and also
charged with keeping q disorderly house.
This morning it leaked out that Weinger
officers of the police station who it is
alleged were SQUARED to keep their eyes
close, toS-Weinger's doirgs. The. story OF
the police 1t has come to Mayor Fagan's
ears, and he proposes. it is said to inves-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-31
Money to Loan.

Rs s E $5ssss e 5$SES srSSs e.
sunday "a DAY, FEBRUARY st rqs, 2, Il l:So ?: NJ.
of James H. McAfanus
o.eons aonsra Sunday faS, ESebruary Sdn at
No. As Eye avenue.
scHN..on Friday. January 81, 1895,
Frank. the beloved child of Freda
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral on Sunday February
at ! o'clock ?. NJ. from the corner Of
VAN BEURFsN.-On Friday, January
Thomas and Hannah Van Beuren. \.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services at residence, No. Il Hoboken
avenue. on Sunday at o'clock P. NJ
CONKLIN-On Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1896.
Theodore j., beloved son of Moses and
Mary Conkln, aged q years and
months and 27 days.
Relatives and friends of the family.
also members of Company E. Fourth
Regiment; John A. Logan Camp No. 80,
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of his par-
ents, No. 29S Second street, on Saturday.
Feb. !, at 9 A. NJ; thence to St. Maryss $
Church, where solemn high mass Of
requiem will be offered for the happy
repose of his soul.
ONEILl.-On Thursday, January 80.
1896 Owen, the beloved husband OF
the late Catherine O'Neial
Relatives and frineds of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, No. 40
Monmouth street. on Saturday February
l., at nine o'clock A NJ, thence to ST.
Mary's Church.. where solemn high
mass will be offered for the happy re-
pose of his soul.
KEEGAN;-on lsai Thursday January 60;
York street. Catherine, the beloved
wife of James B. Keegan.
Relatives and friends OF the family,
also Truck Drivers B. and p. Associa-
ton, and Court Hamilton, No. 1854, A.
o. f. of A., are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral
Notice of funeral in tomorrow nights
papers.
KROMAR.-In this city. January 49, 1895.
Ernest II. Kromar, aged A years.
Relatives and friends, also the mem-
bers Of Friendship Council, No. 522, A. l..
'of H, Grocers and Merchants Protect
i've Association; are invited to attend
the funeral services at his late residence,
No. $50 Seventh street, on Sunday after
noon. at 2:30 O'clock
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-31
BARRIERS WANT LEGISLATION.
Now the Trenton Lobby Will Re I'm.
creased sby tire TonSOriaa ArraSr

The boss BARRIERS of this, city are en-
deaVorIng to have a law passed by the
Legislature compelling all barber shops
in CITIES of the first class to be closed
half a day on Sundays. With this pur-
pose in view they appointed a committee
of five at their meeting held in Pohl-
suit with the Newark BARRIERS and if
possible get them to unite in the effort
to j have the ! stores closed; This COM
Periberg, G. Burk, y. Campania. ~ J. Y :
Lombardi and A. c. Niele, went to New
ark yesterday and were agreeably sur
prised at the interest the Newark bar
bers took in the matter. The com,
mittec visited forty of the principal
shops and every barber signed his name
to this paper:-
lature of New Jersey to pass law
closing all barber shops on Sunday at
twelve o'clock. noon. and fixing penalties
Before going to Newark the Jersey
City BARRIERS advertized the matter in
the Newark papers and thus prepared the
ark BARRIERS will meet next Tuesday
night at eight o'clock in Peter A. Klein's
shop. No, S21 Market street, and arrange
to help 1s their Jersey City brothers. The
Avenue House next Sunday evening at
seven o'clock sharp, All the BARRIERS in
the city are requested to be present, as
the organization will be made permanent
New officers will be elected.
While on their way home from New
ark yesterday the committee of Jersey
corner of Broad and Market Streets In
this saloon the walls are covered with
looking glasses. One of their number
walked up to one of the looking glasses.
his path He said, EXCUSE me- The
person he saw in his path was the
image of himself but he didn't know it.
The other BARRIERS laughed at him all
the way home.