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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
MaInria Disarmcd orits Terrors

Malaria. that Tell atmospheric poison. Is
ulsarined OF us terrois, and health insured
exhalation periodically infects the air. and
engenderS intermittent ana iemi tent fcI.
most popular as il is the best OF pr,vcn.
tves. alternatives ana tonicS. In niimher
less Localities where the demand FOR sui.
the hurtful alkaloids has been almost On
tirely supplanted Ivy this safe, popular ana
etective substitute. which is prompt in O.
Iion ana entirely unobieCt enable II nuIii
lies the influence OF miasma by giving a
more active impulse To every vital fine
tion, qulckeninG and onriching the blood
promoting digestion. anu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
WHAT MORE COULD Sc DESIRED !?

Elevated, breezy, cool, heaIty, perfect
drainage, excellent location, GOOD sur
roundlngs, boating, salt water bathing.
fish, oysters, crabs The Park, beautiful
water front, electric cars, quick and
pleasant transit, six minute service and
live-ccnt fare to and from the city, low
prices and easy terms to buyers. such
is the combination offered to home seek
ers and investors in Noriok's latest and
prettiest addition-VILLA f!EIGH,rS
Map and full information at Office, 401
Columbia Building.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

One Oak Chamber Suit of immense size,
So-Inch cases, scroll front, Frenrh plate glass,
t tn[iee-draWeF case, centre draw,r lined, 3o-inch
Wash Stand This set worth $4,000, Tor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

one case, Apron. Rress and Waist styles
IN dark GinGhams-mili eiGS--leuEth of .
to ~ yards Likely to last n dag or so,
this lot &c. a yard.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
New Lodge at Linden.

Wednesday morning, May 18th, Mrs. j.
w. Zimmerman, District Deputy of the
Daughters of Rebekah, accompanied by
Mesdames Fl. l.. Lewis, I. M. Wiley, went
to Linden to institute Rebekah lodge.
The degree was conferred upon eight
charter members and the lodge duly organ.
lied for business, the work being done by
Mrs. Zimmerman and her acting grand lodge
officers in very creditable manner.
In the evening twenty-five members OF
Star of Hope Rebekab Lodge No. 70, went
to Linden and initiated twenty-nine mem
bers into the new lodge. After the meeting
bountiful banquet was served and the 81
Rebekahs who returned after midnight on q
mixed train we're nevertheless merry
crowd and well pleased with the prospects
of Linden lodge.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
New Lothrop.

Died, Wednesday, May 18th, at his resi-
dence two and one-half miles east of here,
of cancer, Mr.. Henry Borden. He was one
Of the first settlers In that section and was
honored and respected by all who knew
him. The funeral was held in the NJ. E..
church Saturday and the remains inferred
in the cemetery here-John Connell has
quit carrying the mail and his route between
here and Corunna will be taken by John
Perry. Mr.. Connell will move to Owosso--
The infant daughter of r. Hess died We'd
nesday morning-The case of the People
VS.. Hiram Stafford is expected to come up
before Justice Wilson today--E. o. Pot
ter and family, of Owosso, spent Sunday at
d. N. Potter's-Mr. and Mrs. Elias Gus
tin, of Durand. are visiting friends and rel
atives in town-Mrs. Carrie Walter has
been elected delegate to represent the l..
0. T. M. of this place at the convention in
Saginaw, June 9-12.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22

The Ann Arbor r. r. will sell excursion
tickets on Decoration day between all sta
tons on its line at which tickets are sold at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets good
going and returning on that day only.
Sunday, May oath, the Ann Arbor r. r.
will run its first excursion this season to
Frankfort. Others will follow. 1t is a
pleasant place to spend Sunday and the fare
will be extremely low; besides excursiOnlsts
will be given three hours ride on the big
Lake Michigan car ferry, so you had better
arrange to go. Train leaves Owoss6 at 4:30
a. m. Fare for the round trip only So 90.
Returning train leaves Frankfort at 600 p.
m, giving six hours at this beautiful resort.
Train will stop at Crystal Lake for those
who may wish to spend the day there.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
Circuit Court.

The first jury case tried was the People
VS.. Fred II. Peterson. The defendant was
charged with selling liquor on Sunday and
found guilty.
Elliott VS., Martin, time to prepare and
settle bill of exceptions, was extended I'M
til next term Of court.
John Billings VS.. Thos. Hunt, ct. oil. Bill
to cancel deed. decree granted.
Bank of Ionia VS.. j. w. Turner, ct al.
Foreclosure, decree and order Of sale grant
cd.
Sophrona vs.. Joseph Laveck and James
G. Brand VS.. the Durand Land Company,
cases continued.
Henry Fuller vs. Sarah l.. Fuller. Bill
dismissed.
DEGREES for divorce granted in the follow
ing cases: J. Tobey VS.. Luie Tobey, Myrtle
Haywood VS.. Geo. Haywood and Halle
Greenfield VS.. George j. Greenfield.
Thos. Kline, accused of assault with in
tent to do great bodily harm less than the
crime of murder, was found guilty and re-
manded to jail to await sentence. The as
sault was made on Poorkeeper Mckenzie.
Joseph Dunlap VS.. ID. Emmett Hlnckley,
judgment for plaintiff of $7O9.91.
Case of o. l.. Goodrich is on trial.-Jour-
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22

Rev. j. @. Cromer narrowly escaped hav-
ing broken leg yesterday afternoon. While
getting out of carriage near the postoffice
another carriage drove by, going at very
rapid speed, striking his left knee with such
force as to knock him down. He was car
ried to DIR. McCormick's Office where an ex-
animation showed no bones broken. The
injury is, however, very painful, and may
keep him In the house for several days.
Letters unclaimed in Owosso postoffice
May 10: Horace Herrick, Annie Fulton,
B. Ross, Blanche Rowell. Marie Shulze,
Silva Feighner, Hubert w. Smith, Joseph
Brillinger 9. Mrs. Jennie Smith, Mrs. w. K.
Stocikle, Owosso Chair Co.. g. A. Galloway,
Mrs. Fannie Green, Mrs. F. NJ. johnson,
Pat. Edwards, Jake Garrison; foreign,
James Powers, Mrs. ID. Hubbard.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
Opera House Changes.

Salisbury & Brewer, proprietors of the
Opera House, are contemplating changes
which will make it when completed q
very satisfactory theater. The contract has
not been let but the changes have been de-
termined upon.
The roof is to be raised 25 feet and
slanting floor will be built, the gallery to re-
main as at present. Seven dressing
in two tiers will replace the ones now in use
The stage will be 40 feet wide, 35 feet deep,
and have AZ feet between 1t and the roof.
Eleven sets of curtains, 1880 feet, costing
$1,000, all OF the drop pattern, will be used.
The stage opening will be 17x2S feet, and
electric lighting will probably be used, 1t
being more easily controlled.
These changes, which Mr. Salibury thinks
will be completed in September, show a spir-
it of enterprise that is to be commended.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
Y. M. G. A. Lecture Course.

The lecture committee has agreed upon
The course for the coming season. BY
the united action of Associations in Ohio
and Michigan, the Owosso lecture course
will offer the following attractions at the re-
markably low and popular price of 800
Bishop Fowler, week of Nov. Is, on "Great
Men and Great Deeds" week of Dec. Z,
Ladies' Symphony Orchestra, of Boston,
twenty musicians, assisted by Karl Marshall
White, humorist; week of Jan. 6, 1897, the
University of Rochester Glee and Mandolin
Club; week of Feb. Z, Soto Sunetaro, the
Japanese conjuror; week of March 10, Prof.
Dayton G. Miller, lecture on the X Rays.
This course promises to be lirst-class one.
full of profit and entertainment.
Tuesday afternoon, instructor John
Hughes and number of the members prac'
iced the hundred yards dash at the fail
grounds. The boys are training for field
day to be held soon at Saginaw.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
Obituary.

Edward B. Simpson was born in Romu-
lus, Seneca county, N. Y, March 20, 1889
and died at his home In Owosso township,
May 10, 1896, aged 81 years. one month and
thirteen days.
Mr.. Simpson removed to Michigan with
his parents when but three years old and
settled on the farm where he has since lived
When the civil war broke out no one was
more willing to respond to the call than the
Simpson brothers, and he with two of hi;
brothers spent three years of his life in the
army, and as he was at home loving and
dutiful son, so in the army he was faith
full and true Christian soldier.
In 1854 he was united in marriage to Miss
Addie Jones, who with four sops and two
daughters, survive him and mourn the
loss of an affectionate and devoted husband
and father. Through his last illness, which
was pneumonia, he bore his sutferings with
out murmur.
He was member Of the NJ K. church in
Burton and his example as Christian, as
well as in his home life, will long be remem-
bered by all who knew him. A large num-
Der of sorrowing friends and relatives fol-
lowed him to Oak Grove Cemetery there to
rest until the great reunion.
although the kindly voice and step are still,
And though we miss the smile his kind face
wore,
And grieve because we see him here no more,
We know life is not over; that he will
Work for the Master, even as before"
A CARD.
To the friends, who so lovingly assisted
us during the illness of our family and death
of our dear husband and father, also for the
beautiful floral offerings and words of com
fort and sympathy that we have received,
we tender our heartfelt thanks.
MRS. A. SIMPSON AND FAMILY.
Burton, May goth, 1896.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
Ridiculous.

The directions on the high price cans are
the same as on Calumet cans, viz: 1.-Two
teasp0onfuls to quart of -four" but they
say, one can of high price will go three times
as far as any other. Can any claim be more
ridiculous?
Another claim made In favor of high price
baking powder Is still more ridiculous, viz:
that any baking powder sold at a less price
than theirs must be dangerously adulterated.
The Owosso friends of the gentleman
mentioned will read with pleasure the fol-
lowing from the Reed City Clarion: "The
school board held meeting Monday even
ing to elect new superintendent. Seventy
applications were received for the position,
and after carefully examining all of them
the board elected K. e. Taylor, of Muske-
gon. Mr.. Taylor Is young man twenty
eight years of age and is married. He grad
uated from the University of Michigan, in
the class of '03, with the degree of Bachelor
of Philosophy. For the past two years he
has been one of the assistant teachers in the
Muskegon high school. He was we'll recon-
mended by the superintendent and school
board of that city. Mr.. T. was in the city
over Sunday and Monday, has fine pre-
possessing manner, is a fluent talker, and a
gentleman in every respect, and the Clarion
hopes he will aim to keep the Reed City
school up to its already high state of perfec-
ton under Prof. Kaye" Mr.. Taylor is a
graduate of the Owosso high school and like
most of the graduates seems to be pushing
ahead rapidly.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
They Say!!!

"77" breaks up Cold.
"77" knocks out the Grip.
"77" stops the Snuffles.
''77" cures the Cough.
"77" soothes the Throat
''77" works wonders in Catarrh.
''77' is peerless for Influenza.
''77" prevents Pneumonia.
"77" clears clergyman's Throat.
"77" restores Lost Voice.
"77" annihilates Hoarseness.
'77" is a sheet anchor for Singers.
"77" aids Respiration.
'77" is DR.. Humphreys Latest and Great
est Discovery.
"77" tho priceless, sells for a quarter
"77" is sold by druggists everywhere
or sent upon receipt of price. Humphreys
Medicine Company, Ill & 11S William St.
New York.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22

To be sure of getting an up-to-date hat
and at lowest price go to Mrs. Geo. Sprin-
kle's.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
SPECIAL 10 DAYS SALE from W
Toilet Soap.

NOTIFIED Castlle Soap. cake
Diamond toilet soap, cakes in box.....5c a box
Olive Oil complexion soap, cakes in box.....Sc box
Extract Cactus complexion soap cakes in box,
10c a box
Buttermk and Glycerine soap cakes in box 24c box
DR.. Stuarts Buttermik and extract of Cucum-
Der, cakes in box........... ..........25c box
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
9tD. 1891.

6anoioaten OurdSuisbsn, aber bic
Gllbrer erN6teten IS iiir nidt politiib
unlo Der GoribIag puroe fir unSu=
l0lliS crtIlrt.
Sortlano, Wte., 16. 9lpril.
sluf bent beute bier ab9ebaltenen
Sta0tsconoente Der Hepublitaner BON
VtNlne berrl6te cine Se9eilterung, pie
lie III Der 8eI6ibte Der republitaniiben
polltit oes Stuates tuum ie oa9epeien.
Der Name Sbomas .. Heeo's, als
prdlloentibait its= =Gauoioaten, mar in
aller WunOe. Geeo=GnOpfe uno Heeo=
Nbiel6ea tuureu iibtrau libtbar uno
bon Solcpb Wanlep an, pel5er ben
aonpent Sur Sronuns rief, bis gum
9erin9iten Sele9aten beruuter ibien
Sober oarauf beoabt, ON lauteiteu fir
ben Sleblln9stanoioaten in's Sorn gu
ltOBen. Ser &Onoeut mar Der srOBte,
Der le bier itattgeiunoen bat. Seoe
Delegation mar boil ltlnois pertreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
Snbnquc, Sowa, Sienfag ben 21. spril 1896

SoWaer Gampa0ne 9eleitet bat, tebrte
beute naA turSer 2lbweienbsit bierber
Suriif. Gr erlieB eiue getnnntmatung
III ben 3eitungen, iuprin es beiBt, oaB
Die 6reunoe oes Senutors 9llliion -
uno oaSu 9ebOren G!le &epublItuner
SOWa's - iOfOrt ben 9lniang MAIDEN
luitroen, Iib 81 organiiirsn, oamit iib
Der Staat aui Dem st. Coulter 6On-
bent ieben l0lieu tOnne. Gr iugte, er
lei na6 iOrgidlti9er griifun9 Der Gage
Su Der lleberSeuaun9 gel0nQt, oaB
NlIliOn bsute ein itQrtsrer PrdIioent=
itafts 9anoioat lei, als porbet, uuo
iii0te bin5u: Sober 9ibt 3lI, oaB es bel
oCn erIten 2lbitinmungen Su tsiner
domination tommeu wiro. oSinoen
Oiele 9lbitimmun9sn itatt, oanu wiro
WuiIOn's Stimmsnsubl liber suusbmsn,
neil er 5uOerlailig lit, uno Elm Wtann,
auf ben ii4 ale GrattiOnen sinl8sn
fOuueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21

I'm ieinen Sobu 81 retten, unO erts
slng nur nit tuapper gtOtb Dem 5Ooe.
Sopeto, &au., Is. 9lpril.
@9as. Saber uno l42 anoere Yieb=
sii6ter in Sp9n, Gbaie uno onoeren
Counties in iener 8e9eno. welbe 9e=
meinibaItli9 Die Mihouri, &anias &
Seras Sabn, SOlter Sros., uno gro=
gan & SOns Oertla9t batten, neil lie
teraniI1cs 9ieb auf oas 98eicelano 9e=
Ihidt, lmo oaourd &rantbeiten uuter
ibrem Gieb perbreitet batten, babeu
ibren proSeB im bleii9en Obergeridt
9ewOnnen. Der NaQ mar i'm &reisgs=
ri6t in 2pSn GOuntp perbauoelt pOrs
ben, uno bic YiebSiibter bNtten $50, 900
Shaoeneri0B Su9eIprOden erbalten.
Die Sertla9ten appellirten oaranf an
oas Sbergeri6t, uno oies bat Die @nte
ibeloun8 oes &reisgeridtes ieBt beitd=
tiQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
Sabrgang 20.

Slinois, Geo. 8. 8eal bon Wuiue uno
SEQ. 98. Steele bon Snoiana ais Otlt=
glieosr BON Snoiana als Dtit9lleoer
oes Sirettoriums natiOnaler SOIoaten=
beimutben auf.
Blue belt cine isuiutionelle Geoe
ge0en Sen. 6rantlln. Gr bei6uloigte
ibn uno Smith, ben NOrlteber Der SeI-
matb in 2eabenwOrtb, Die SSnIallen Der
Seimotb gu 2eaOenwOrtb, &as., grau.
Jam bebanoelt 81 baben.
g8aibin9ton, 16. glpril.
Saus. Blues Gampf 9egen bic
@ieoerernennung oes Generals W. y.
Srantliu gum Wit9lieoe oes Slretto,
RUINS Der gtotiOnalen SOloatenbeImatb
fam beute baOurb gum ablAluB. o0B
Blues 3uIaB, itatt 6rantIin's ben
General .. .. SOtuaro sll ernennen,
nit l49 9e8en 81 Stimmen abaelebnt
nuroe.
gta3 grDIinun9 Der Sibun9 erlan9te
Senoerion bic 3ultimmun9 Oes Sauies
sur Seratbun9 Der ganterOttOOrla8e
am OtittuO4 uno SOnnersta8 na6lter
Wohe.
Senat. -Seute ipuroe i'm Senat
bic gOnounteriu6un9srerOlutlon alf=
9enommen uno Slll belt cine lenla=
tiOnelle uno an oramutiIber Wirtung
reibe &eOe 9e9sn oieIelbe. Der 9tew
OOrter Senator pertbeloi9te ben 6l=
nanjmlniiter uno feline NmtsOeriual-
tltn9 9e9en bic p09en Sei6uloi9un9en
bon llnre8elmdbl8telten.
&alei9b, N. g., II. 9lpril.
gr=@oupernsur Sbomas W. SOlt
bon NOros6arolina, Der reibIte uno be-
osutsnoite SaumwOllenIabritant oes
Staates, 1T beute 9tahmittag in
ieiner @Obnun8 in Saut Niper 8eltors
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
9 pa II.
W a orio, Is. 9lpril.

6eitern fanoen in 9ans Spauisn bic
Wablen fiir bic Seputirtsntammsr ltatt,
ipelbe in Barcelona srnitlibe lluruben
gu 6Ol9e batten; einem SeriGts uah
tuuroe bort eiue 6abrit eiu9cdibert.
90 melt srmittelt lit, limb 20S &on-
ierpatipe, 65 &ibsrale, 3 Hspublitaner
uno Garlilten aepdblt poroen. Sie
8eiammtSabl Der Seputirten betrdst
43l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
s I a | ie II.
Seueoig, IL. @pril.

Der oeutibe 4aiisr uno Die 9aiie-
rim iiuo beute gtahmittag NIT Der
Sadt SobenSOlern bel Der bieligen
@erit Santa Wtaria ein9etrOfen.
aDniG Sumbert uno bic &Oni9in
Wtar9berita bon Stalien be9aben iib in
Se9leitun9 oes Observation-Disclosures
Warbsie oi Huoini. iGmmtlibsr 0ti=
nilter uuo oes italieuiiheu SOtItaiters
in Berlin, General Sansa oi Susca an
Soro Der taiierliten Sadt, iobalo ois-
ielbe gnter 9epOrisu butte, um bic sr-
lauttsn Wafs su besrlbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
Die v. y. u. sesen We9inlcg.
Gincinnati, O., II. Qpril.

Cincinnati, o, II. Qprll.
&idter s. s.. 8. Stepsns bon ct.
SOuis, SOrIiBer oes NatlonalsGrecutlo-
9lusiduiies Der u. 9. a., lam beute
glbeno auf isiner &eiie nab Bottom
our6 Cincinnati. lleber ben Gampf,
nel6eu Die q. y. q. oegen Wc&inlsp
fiibrt, ia9te Hibter Stepens: res lit
pabr, oaB bic u. y. u. WicSinlep
nibt unterltiiBen miro, lueoer I'M lelne
Domination, nod I'm feline W0bl,
falls er nominirt peroen lOllte, 81 for
bern. Seine GerQan9enbeit ilt cine
oerarti9e, oaB tein q. 9. u. .-Wit9lieo,
oas ieinen 8runoIlBeu treu 1T, ibu
llnterltiiBen tann. Wc&inleD bat
unIere SOrganii0tion ME auertannt. &"
Gleoelaub. g., II. 4pril.
Seute Wtorgeu UNI 2 llbr brad bier
in elmer 3it0fi9en Wietbstaierns, an
Der Gfe bon WtuiriOn uno Oregon
StraBe eiu 6euer aus, bel mel6em l5
6amilieu beinabe ibr Seben perlnren
bdtten. Der Shaoeu betrGgt SO, 600.
Sas 6eler entltano in Der 2. Stage
oes aus SOl5 aebauten Saules, melhes
Der Sirma Slpe IL Sialer gebort.
Wit 9enauer NOtb 9elangteu Die Be-
luobner unoeriebrt aui Die Strabe.
gtur Warp @Or trug SerleBun9en
oapon, inoem lie aus eluem 6enlter
Der 3. gta9e ,auf bic StraBe bsrabs
Ipran9.
Selleoille, Sl., II. gpril.
Seute YOrmittag erfol9ts oas ge.
9rGbniB oes ausgeSeibneteu SeutiA-
glmerItuners Guitap &Orner. Sine
Vten9e 2eiotra9euoer iauo iib in Der
6amilienDObnung elm, mo Der friibere
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sebu yatsr bon
bier eine tiei9eiiiblte Srauerreoe belt.
SOoanu bepegte lib ein 9rOBarti9er
SrauerSug binaus na6 oem g0alnut
Sil=6rieOboie. 9lub an 8rabe iprab
Sebu 9ater, uno auf feline Geoe fol9s
ten lnni9e NG1rufe in oeutlber
Sprabe.
Senper, 9ol., II. glpril.
Der v9ie,ps" piro aus Yalmer 2oie,
Sol, 9tmelost: 8sitern glbsno um y
llbr iegte bier Elm bOier Sdneelturm
ein, iuie mir ibn nod ME erlebt baben.
Der g8ino bate cine @ei9lDinoisteit
bon 20 Weilen per Stllnoe.
Die Sbneeber9e limb 6-l2 SUB
bod. IS 1T uumO8li6, 81 SUP iib
our6suarbeitsn. Die 3iise Swii6en
bier uno 9OloraoO Springs erlsioen
Seripatllng.
98aibin9ton, II, II. glpril.
Die republiianiibsn 6iibrsr bsioer
SGuler prOpbeSeieu cine ln9ewObnllb
tribe Serta9un9 oes Gon9reles. Inter
oieien llmltanoen berebnsu bic Seiter
im Saule oas enoe Der SiBun9speriOoe
auf ben |. sSuni. inoem lie 9lauben,
oab Der Senat oauu 3eit 9enua bat,
bic ibm bon Saus iiberianotsn wi1ti-
gen SIlls Sll beratben.
San }ranciscO. Sal,
l3. 9lpril.
gei einem Seuer, wel6ss 9eitern
Abeno I'M &i6mOnoer YeSirt orei Sdu-
Ter SertOrte, iit Der isbsidbri9e SriB
Grasmp in ben 6lammsu um9etOms
men. 6rau Satbarina 8lume, bic
8rOBmlltter oes &Inoes, iprau9 aus
benz Speiten StOdiuert auf Die StraBs.
uno erlitt i6were SerleBun9sn. SObn
GrQsmp orQnQ III oQs brelneuDe 6aua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
NuSlan0.
Seferrei Il Il nsarn.
Wien, IA. glpril.

g8ien, IA. glpril.
Sn Der SOiburg fano bsuts slbeno
Dem gum SeIub bier peilenOeu bent.
iten &aiisrpaar gu Gbren elm @ala=
Diner ltatt, al tuelhem buuosrtunoSebn
olltln8uIrte 8Glte tbeilnabmen.
g8ien, IA. glpril.
3aiier Wilbslm nit Der &aiIerin uno
@eiolse lit beute WtOrgsn Sebn llbr Is
Wtiu. bon Senebig in Wien an9stOm-
men. Die Serribaiteu uurosu an
Subnboie bon 3aiisr 6rans SOiepb uno
Der GrSber3o9in Waria SOiepba ems
pIangen uno auf oas berSlidite be.
9rilBt.
Gie Sdite besaben lib in Den bsreit=
itebenoen Squipa9eu. unter Dem Subel
Der ,ablrei6 suiammenseltrOmteu
Mense iofprt bonn SabnbOie na4 Der
Sofburs.
gDien, IA. Ipril.
&aiier Wilbelm bat beute Den DIterz
reibiibsn premierminiitsr, 8rafen
Saosnl, uno ben un9ariibeu Yremier-
mlniltsr, Baron SGuIfp, in 9luoien,
empfansen.
98ien, Is. glpril.
Gaiier 6rans SoIspb bat Dem osut=
ibeu Reibstan;ler Sohenlpbe ben Sr=
ben oes gOloenen SlieBes uno Salier
g8ilbelm bat oem 8rafen 8plu6ppsti,
benz olterrsibiihen WIniiter oss glus.
Wdrtigen, ben Srosn oes Sbwar;su
Nolers uerlleben.
gSien, Is. Ipril.
Na6 oem Siner Su Gbreu GaiIer
9SilbeIms iano eiu laugsrsr Gmpiang
ltatt. Ssioe &aiisr baben bel Der 8es
legen9eit oes geIuhss oes oeuti6en
&alisrs Sablreibe Sroensdusisibnun-
gen perliebsu. lss muroeu teine Srint=
ipriiae bsim Diner aussebrabt. I'm
s ilbr bs9lsitcte 3aiisr 6rauS SOlspb
ben osutlaen SaiIsr gum Sabnbofe.
6rantreid.
Yaris, Is. slpril.
Der Bring BON Sagau bat beute
WOr9sn nit Sermuut, Dem Serfaner
oes Stiides ySamente" ein Yiltolen=
ouel 9eb0bt. Sasielbe fano auf Der
&ennbabn bon Saint Quentin itatt
uno es wuroeu 4 Shillie 9epsbislt,
bon oensn aber teIn eiuSiser irgsuo
luelbes llnbeil anribtsts. Sas Sueu
mar Die 6Olge bon an9sbliben gluIpie-
lun9en aui ben YrinSsn, wsl6e oas
Stilf entbielt.
Die Setunoanteu oss Yriu;en paren
Der General 6riant uno Der 8raf bon
SiiOu.
Yaris, 13. 9lpril.
9lui getreibeu oes Seraus9ebers oes
SSlattes ,Sibre S0role" uno iriibereu
observation-disclosures Sules 8ueriu,
bat Der StaNtsanwalt Dor &ibter
Sieper cine llnteriubung Der an9sb=
li6sn S6panSe (cOrneD in Ystroleum
be9Dnnen.
panien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
Garis. 13. 9lpril.

Cine SepsIbe an ben Watin aus
Teneoig Iagt, oaB 8aiier 9Dilbelm uno
&Onlg Sumbert in ibrer geratbung
am pergangenen Samstag beiblDHen
baben, ben Srsibuno bis gum 1902 au
perldngern, uno bic in oemielben snt=
baltene SfeniDs uno Ssfenfipclauiel
bei3ubebaltsn.
G ON II. Ipril.
Ger Grpremier @rispi ia9t, baB ii9
ourb bic 3uiammentunft oes oeutibeu
&ailers nit oem &Onige bon Stalien
IN Veneoig, bic politiIbe Sage in tsi-
nsr gSelle ge1noert bat.
gefra9t, Ob es pabr lei, baB Der
Wtarquis &uoini uripriinslia bsabiib.
tl9t babe, aanala 81 rlumeu, sripioerts
9rlspi: rSa pObl, er bate oieis 2b-
lltt; er perlieB lib oarauf, baB 8ene.
raj galoihera oa3u beltrasen piiroe,
I'm oieies Reiultat berbsi,ufilbren.
9lls aber Der Sberlt Stepani einen 70
0ldnsenoen Sies errang, entitano beim
Yublltum eine oerartige gntriiituug
llber Die III IusIibt 9euOmmsne Rdu.
muns bss Plagss, oaB Der plan auises
geben tpuroe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21

g8ieu, IA. 9lpril.
Sn Der SOiburg fano beute slbeno
Dem gum Sellb bier meilenoeu oe!lt.
iten &ailerpaar gu Gbren eiu 8ala=
Diner itatt, an nelhem buuosrtuuoSebn |
olltluSuirte 8llte tbeilnabmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
9Bien, Is. 9lpril.

&aiier Srans SOiepb bat oem osut=
iben GeitstanSler SObenlDbe ben Sr=
ben oes gOloeneu SlieBes uno Salier
@ilbelm bat oem 8rafen 8Olu6ppsti,
benz DlterreitiIheu Wiuiiter oss 9lus,
wdrtisen, ben Sroen oes Sbwarjsu
golers perliebsn.