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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
~ oSsv gays Of my life, TO behold the beanty
'"e LORD and 20 inquire in Ills temple

Il
az SV may usys OF my life, TO behold the beauty
'''e LORD ana 20 inquire in His temple
WHY 1T SHOULD BID LOVED
e.. hoSe then proceeded with the discus
hoadse lis theme under the following
,h Every cry deyout believer may saw 81 love
ny ny habitation OF 1hy house, Ube boDso
Anou dost inhabin. bccause. wv
| copied there - O"ereu anu aS-
~ =. Because the sanctuary is the house of
sorrow. TOT the sons and daughters OF
.. because there the richest promises NJ
SSIipture md fulflment. espeeiallv those
Crnsan re'ate TO the attractions OF the
a. Because the church Is the nlace whore
, ,,.en are trained for service. for usefll-
Won on earth, and for happiness IN Hca-
After demonstrating and Illustrating
ihese points Dr. Hogc conciuded b1, 'ss',e
."B mat The occasion was ono OF deem in
ro,tot ana gratitude TO him He felt ainply
49, e.SY'npehsed for all the time and toll he
Marl, oftS1I93W " on the enterprise at Old
tt4t Ncl hali M seeing the completion OF
thls beautiful building and ina heinz Der-
/ mlitcd 10 dedicate H.
ne thought a church should always
o'onl1e when II became sufficiently strong
~, wug1tiloeIS ana resources. He was greatly
sI1lned IN knowing that both OF the
Nvioi1ts sent out from his church We're
| successes ana that both had most en-
Sout "s,ns prospects Of growth and useful
ness. The Church Of the Covenant. on
Harrison street. corner Of Park avenue,
was one of them. AS soon as the hnan-
clal condition Of the country improved ne
wanted 20 see a noble church edifice erect
| ga beside the present house Of worship
tnat would be worthy Of that part Of the
I CITY. ana OF the cOnsecrated pastor Of thA
Church OF the Covenant
pr. Hoee said any pastor would prefer
TO be remembered by two churches plant
ed-one on each side OF the church in
Whlcn the pastor ministered-than TO nave
Two statues erected 20 his memory; for.
while they might stand as silent memo
rials. the churches would continue. IL
might be- for generations, to be living
fountains OF saving truth. blessing man
and hOnoring God.
Then Dr. Hoge offered the prayer or
dedication. and the service closed with a
hymn. There viii be preaching I'm the
new church every night this week except
Saturday. This congregation will continue
20 worship in Old-Market Hall Sunday
nights, as it has done for many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
r.t4ernrv and NIuaical.

4 most delightful evening was spent py
The Smithdeal College Literary, Society
an its regular meeting az the colltse itSS
among others the members Of the ai tind
land Springs Literary Society, testii ly
their appreciation Of the fono"l Nm, vS-
ceilent programme: ]. Opening ch9I W,
@.A.im1eTica': vocal solo, "Supposing' by
Mrs I G. NJ Smithdeal: recitation. , 30
SLAMS Courtship" Mr.. Morton Bini .9I,i
guitar solo. Miss Hancock Ieci.at,ti on,
s si,s Holt. Greener. Bosher and daI-
leon. humorous defamation, Mr.. A. -.
CALDWELL: defamation, Mr.. - BoWma oa'
"a consisting of questions OF various
sorts a, attached 10 salae leaves to De
Sos,yered bv the holders Of the leaves.
professor ]. O. Atwood won the prize o,, for
.a,,S end thus receiving most salaa
leaves. The meeting closed with "Auiu
lang Syne." sung by the audience
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
courbt Under Failing Machinery.

The ambulance in charge of Or. Laben-
berg, was called 20 the Allegheny shops
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning 10 attend
Mr.. Il. w Brockenbrough, whose right
leg was broken below the knee by a
pieoe of falling machinery.
Mr.. Brockenbrough IS employed in the
sbops az shipping clerk At the time he
was assisting in moving a large piece Of
machinery, when, in some manner, it fell
over and struck his leg. He was removed
to his residence. No. south Second
street. where his family physician, Dr.
physician said last night that his pa
TENTS limb was very badly crushed, but
anputation would not be necessary. and
that the sufferer was resting as Wen as
anv man could under similar circum-
stances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
THE CRUDE RUBBER COMPANY.
An Important Charter Granted AZ
Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. March 1.-(speciaL)-f
One OF the most important charters even
granted IN this city was that by Judga
Hanckel, Of the Corporation Court. to-
day TO the Crude Rubber Company. lti
purpose IS to carry on a general export
and import business; also. the ACQUIRING
developing. leasing and selling Of state
or other concessions. grants, and PRIV
leges. and real and personal property
which may be useful or desirable In cons
nection with the said business. -.
The capital stock Is 10 be from $4,000
10 10000 The real estate 20 be held -
not TO exceed 800 acres, the princlpat
offices 20 be in Norfolk, and the officers
for the first year are: George :, pearp2rns
rye Westchester county, president; Hen>
~ Il. ID. jackson. New York city, vice.
president and treasurer Charles NJ. huiis
lam A. Young and James w. WILCOX, os
Norfolk, directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
MRS. BLUNT LAID TO REST.
she Left an AGectionste Fare"eii
for Her Husband.

The funeral OF Mrs. Rosa Blunt, VIE
OF Mr.. Samuel Blunt. who ended her lie
on Saturday by hanging herself from the
railing OF the balusters az her residence
No All south Laurel street, took place
from the residence yesterday afternoon
and the remains were inferred IN HOLY
wood Mrs. Blunt was Miss Belotte
~ Norfolk. and fourteen years ago she
married Mr.. Blunt. The couple had lived
hanplly together, as Is evidenced by the
foliowing letter left by the unhappy wo-
man. which she psnileu just Oeioie 0o'''
hitting the rash deed:
INV Dear. Devoted Husband: My SUI
fe-ings are so great, IL al any time l
should do anything harsh do not blame
yourself ns as 20" ed nhS' be- ees Yes / may
ssv Zoo good. but what | suffer no one
can tell Fondly, your own dear ROSA"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
A SAD ACCIDENT.
A Young Man Accidenfiy shoots ana
Kills Himself.

BOWLING GREEN. VA. March -
(Special)-Mr j. C. Minor an estimaDle
man OF % years OF age. engaged Ia tho
saw-miliing business In this county came
10 a sad and untimely death yesterday
evening at his home. near Upper ZION.
about twelve miles from Bowling Green.
He had a pistol In the inside coat,pocket,
10 pet an armful OF wood for the fire.
When STOPPING over TO pick up tae WOOD
the weapon fell out OF his pocket on tho
floor, and was discharged by the tail, the
about two hours afterwards. 4r. Minor
Leaves a wife. bat no children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
Another bowling Contest.

The second game i'm the championship
bowling contest of the Young Mems Chris
ton Association was rolled on it's alleys
last night. Much better scores We're
made and great enthusiasm prevailed. MT.
i. w. Burrusss team won with the margin
of A pins, and consequently holds the
medal, subject TO challenge. Other games
will be played soon.
The following is the detailed score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-ruEsDAY. MARCH 2 1897.

Fulton. last night at sa5 O'Clock, in the
18th year OF his age.
Deceased was one OF the oldest en-
ployees OF the Cedar-Works. and was
the Oldest member OF Denny-Street
Methodist church. For several months
Mr.. Sheards health had been falling.
and for several weeks he had not been
able 10 work. owing 10 extreme debility
He IL survived by his wife, but all his
children preceded him 10 the grave
The arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
Other Deaths and Funerals.

Mr.. james b. Rogers died Sunday eve-
ming at his residence. No. 29iS east Clay
street, at the age Of 55. Mr.. Rogers came
10 this city a number of years ago from
Lynchburg and for a long time was en-
plOyed in the large tObacco-factories Of
this city. He leaves a wife end three
children-two daughters and one son. Mr..
Rogers was a member OF the ST. James
Methodist church, from which his fune-
raj Will take place this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Mrs. Anna Chaplin Hlldebrand died yes
tcrday at'the residence OF her husband
on the Brook road, I'm the 18Th year Of
her age. The interment will be made in
Hollywood to-day at noon.
Mrs. Julia r. Colquitt. aged az years,
died Sunday morning at her home, on
Broad street, and her funeral took place
from the residence yesterday.
Mrs. y. l. Massie. who resides at 213
east Grace street, received a telegram
yesterday announcing the sudden death
yesterday morning Of her mother, Mrs.
Ackerman, in Buffalo, y. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
Denth OF Mr.. Green.

Mr.. Valentine b. Green died yesterday
at 30 o'clock. Mr.. Green was born and
reared in Stafford county, but for several
He was connected with the insurance
business I'm the city. Mr. Green leaves
a widow and a host OF friends to mourn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
.no,ner sunday Morning Fire.

The alarm OF fire about Gl5 o'clock sun n,
dav morning was caused by me us - -
~ a small blaze I'm the cigar-factory OF ~
Schmidt on Main street near FIJI
tcenth. The damage was trlnlng'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
Death of an Aged Lady.

Mrs. Susanna Benton Dunn. wife OF
Captain N. w Dunn. died Sunday night
at 1915 O'Clock. Mrs. Dunn. with her
husband. came to Richmond nearly
thirty years ago from Petersburg. Va,
and during their residence I'm Richmond
they have drawn around them large
circle OF warm friends. The mother
leaves two sons-John w. Dunn and T.
Benton Dunn. The funeral services will
take place from the Third Presbyterian
church this afternoon at 1 O'clock The
interment will be In Blandf0rd Gene
tory I'm Dofarohurp Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

For rheumatism and neurdisie ~
cannot get a better remedy tbS' ~"
ton Oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
NEAT, of MIR. John sheards.

NJ John sheards died at his home, on
The corner of Orleans and Fifth street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

To Care . Cold I'm One Day
take laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
druggists refund money II fails to cure
sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
2 NEW SENSATIONS TO-DAY.
$500 Yards RuffIing

for neck and sleeves. were sold yester-
day without a single line OF adver-
Using The reason was simply this: a
firm deciding to retire from the ruff
fling business. turned their entire stock
over to US for about one tenth OF It's
actual cost, and We are thus enabled
to sell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

Iae humblest spire that points 10
heaven suggests more than all the inouu-
uDuts reared TO earthly fame ana bloI
l r.min4 u- that having come from Hou'
%. only Gina our true rest when we Io-
turn 30 Him. u reminds MS that WOisnii
'ehDtt privilege OF man; that hothihH
calls into exercise such noble aiifcuohs,
am. t.ai worship Will be the apsoIDihs
'Hl c.fapt lrirg employment Of saints anu
angels in lfo Heaven.
Doe question. How no make our churches
more attractive is often discussed az az
ft..ll" answers are gwen. some "o"I-
I'.F ou graceful architecture. others on
..llDllc services. and many other cNpeui
t'i. -iaVc been suggested, but more at-
IH"fIVc than stately columns or WINDOWS
SOWING with Narieeated colors. or up
ti.Hsing arches. is harmony and brother
~ love- cordial welcome 20 strangers, an
atmosphere OF sympathy, kindness. anu
genial affection pcrvadiug the congrega-
Ini drawing ln those who are without
ana giving them the assurance that mere
t n1 friend mess so hearty and sincere
't that Of the Christian brotherhood.
Those who are familiar with the life OF
'aFid must often have been impressed by
Na intense love for The sanctuary, tspt
gaHE as 20 finds glowing expression IN
tle Psalms.
This. 700. IS the experience Of every de-
tptl believer. lie T. In sympathy WIN
ilaN4 an1 what Us more important De ie
DID fyt'rHihy with DaVids Lord. II Coz
people love the church. Tie loves II SIN
M.le Poe i.orQ hath chosen ZION. Iils
own declaration s.. This is ny rest hci'
VII 1 dwell. for ! have desired n"
Then The responsible citizen OF ZION
must cxcia'm. one thing have ] desired
OF thc Lord that VIII ! seek after that 4
may dwell Ia the house OF the Lord al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

IT Is IIIIG 10 "" W.T.
To take in sail
The God Of Bounds,
Who sets TO seas shore,
Came to me in His fatal rounds
And said, No more!
As the bird trims her 10 the gale,
l trim myself TO the storm OF IIhiei
I man the rudder, reef the SAIL
Obey the voice at eve obeyeu at PRIME
I,owly faithful; Danish fear;
Rirht onward. drive unframed!
The mort. well worth the cruise, Is near,
And every wave is charmed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Cine IrlJrr hir aftnnd1r,n nom
at,,t,rn Trin niirftr.

9or Sturgeon ma1te Elm eieentbims
li6er ProSeB bic Guuoe burb Die
preiie, weIher 81 ernltem Naboenten
auhOroert uno 9er9leibe b~erporruft.
3pei bsgiiterts Sarmer in Soma bat=
ten in ben @eribten oes Staates einen
proSb ~beaOnnen uno ourd ole
Snltan,en fortaefiibrt. SiinfN6n
Sabre lagen iid bic Yeioen in ben Saa=
rem uno bic Soften belieien iih aiIf
iiber SIS, 900 uno Iles oieiss I'm =
Elm &alb. Wir t6nnen cine quite 2e6re
aus 8~Oritebenoen siebeu. IS seiat
uns, oaB 9erin9e llriaheu man6mGl
'ADere 6ol9en unb Iusla9en nad iid
Sieben. uenn lie niht alei6 81 @ufan9
aere9elt weroen. Sisies lQBt iid unter
Nnoerem auf Grantbciten uno i6re
Seilun9 anpenosn. glnideiuli6 leidte
lnpdBlibteitsn peroen lei6t 81 6roln=
i6en 2eioen iuenn ie nidt beim Sesinn
betampft uno oernlinfti9 bebanoelt
Deroen. Sabrelnngss SIedtbum IMP
ibwere G,dnungen fir SOttOr uno
NpOtbete iiuo bic natirliben Tol9eu.
Sieies bate aud Serr Matb. GOrlter
in SelIepue, .. gu ieinem Geiowslen
ou~sgefunbsu. @enannter Serr ldBr
iih fOlQenoermaBen oariibsr aus:
nSeit flnf3ebn Sabren mar meme
6rau leioeno uno wd6reno Der leBten
bier Sabre bettlG9eri9. Sic mar nibt
i'm Stanoe ii6 81 bepegen uno mir
mubten %aufparten Dle eiu Sabp.
SEEDS AerSte batten iie in Sebanoluu9
nno meme Sp.tprrednun9en b~eliefen
Ii6 i'm Saul Der 3eit iiber $800.-9is
leBten orei gelebrten Serrn 9aben lie
ole b%OIfnunQslOs 0uf. SIN elmer Mi=
di9an 3eitunq las ID eiaen Nrtitlsl
iiber 6Orni's NlpentrGuter glutbeleber
uno beialOB aud oamit einen Serit6
81 MADDEN. SD lieB mir cine Yrpbe=
tiite tommen. galo bemertten mir
weientlide Selierung. sic mllroe aq;=
maIig trditi9er uno beute lit lie iht
Stanoe lire Sausarbsit alein 81 peLt
ieben Ob0lei6 ie go Sabre ait it,.
Sieien 9litfli6en uultano beroanten
mir Der SeiItraft BON GOrni's Ilper=
trdrter Ylutbeleber. - @enn allies
QnNere febli6lG9t, LAB Deine Soifnuns
niht ltnten lieber 2eier. SOrni's OIL
pentrauter Slutbeleber bat llb in tau.
ienOen 60uen 0ls rettenoer Gu0el er-
wieien uno bic in i'm 9eisbten Sof=
nun8en ni6t gu S60noen 9ema6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
T~uxrnth1trnrr. Bnspttr.

BON ieinem Saabsug i'm Siioen suriid.
aetebrt iein miro, nit benz friiberen
S1abamts=S etretdr Sobn U. Carlisle
llno benz b%etannten New Oorter &ehts-
aniualt 6rantis gDnoe Stetion sufam=
men cine NopotatsnIirma biloen tuirb.
Ser Same oerielben iol Glepelano,
Carlisle e Stetion iein. uno lie tpiirs
ben ibre gureaur an Wal Str. in Der
Nd6baribaft bes |. aplil er0finen.
Serr Stetion, beiBt es, iol msbrere
Gage lang por benz 4. b. M. in Wa=
ibinaton aeWeien isin uno ben ae9en=
mGrti9en Gontratt abseidloiien baben.
Dian ia9t ferner, oab mebrere junge
Gehtsonpdlte, ipel6e i'm Sufti,=Te=
partment in @aibin9ton anseitslt
lino rno als @Iepelano's politifhe
YroteNes 9elten, als iiingere MitaIie=
Der relp. 9lerts in Die tlelle Sirlna eir=
treten weroen. Serr Stetion 1T Der
Nn!ualt Der Soutberu &ailwap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Soipa.

- lln1emiitbIiber Sramp. Sn bas
Sarmtaus bon gilbert 8rispolo, Drei
Weilen nOro0itli6 bon Solon, SObu=
ION GOuntp, fam tir3li6 friib Elm
Sramp uno bat I'm etpas Ghen. Quf
bic Sra9e oes GERM 8riswolo, mo er
leBte Nodt gei6lafen. CAB Der &erl cine
fre4e Intport uno bic beioen Wdnner
9eristben in @ortwe6iel, in oeiisn 8sr=
lauf Der Sramp einen Stubl er9rifi
uno auf 6riswOlo in OrObenoer Weiie
Sui6rite. Nun bOlte Serr @rismolo
iein S6leBeiien, Der tramp grin ua6
benz ieiniaen uno balo mar cine regel=
re6ti &anOnaoe i'm 8ar9e, BEL pel6er
Der Sramp ben &iirsereu SO9, benn er
erbielt einen S6uB ms SiBflsii9, ipo:
rauf CT fortbumpelte. Ser Sarmer
blieb unoeriebrt.
- Gin neues @sIeb bes Staotss
Soma f6reibt Dor. oaB Seoermam oer
vperI6winoet" uno iieben Sabre lang
ni4ts bon it6 b0ren ldBt, als toot be.
trahtet weroen uno oaB iein Natlat
an bic @rbbsrsdti9tsn our 0srtbeilun9
aelanseu ioa. Sn Der &esel pfle9t Die
Nahlab poH Berionsn. bic auf 10 lanse
3eit ipurlos periduinoen, ni9t Oas
YertbeiIens tusrtb gu iein.
- vIlt aefreit. bat idon Mandsr
9ersut." Gum @ountpclsrt in Sorei
GitD, Winnebaso County, Summit
tam leBtbin Der 8drtner Sobn Smitl
bon Safe Drills uuo eriudts I'm Nus.
fertiaun9 elmer Seiratbslicsns. .1ii,
tuen2" fru9 Der peroubt breinblideno,
Glert. Stun fir men anoers als
MIDI" - anttportete Smith. Nad
ieinem Nlter befra0t, CAB Smith an.
oaB er 1922 9ebGren. aliO 9sraoe Z;
Sabre alt lei. Seine Sraut, GrGl
&ate Sarnette, @lttwe 1T finger uni
crit "a SOmmern seieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
WiGigan.

- Sntereiiante In9aben iiber Die
SRrbll9teit I'M untereu Mti6i9an in
Terbinoun9 nit benz 8limawedIel
pdbrsno Der leBtsn Sabre miro Der
SetrDiter 8eiunobeitsbeamte, Or.
Sam. Suifielo, Elm SpeSialiit, in iei=
mem Sabresberiht MAIDEN. Sm Sabrc
1895 itarben in Detroit an S9wino=
iu6t 106, on Suu9enentSiiuouna 266
periOnen, i'm pOri9en Sabre AIS uno
279 Yerloneu reipeftipe. Der 0e=
lunObeitsbedmte mill na6neiieu, baB
an oieier 3unahme Der SterbeSabl Die
Nbnabme Der Observation-Disclosures Der
geOOlterun9 9esen bic eripGbnten Seu:
den S9ulo lei, uno oaB oieie
S6tpd6e pDr Der @erQnoeruug Doer
Dielmebr Der 8eri6lebterun9 oes Sll=
mas infDl9e Der maB= uno sieQOien
%@usrottung Der NaoslbOlSrualoer ber=
riibre. Or. Suffislo, pel6er in
europa swereilt lit uno baielblt 6orlts
tultur 81 ftuoiren @slegenbeit fauo,
bat cine Statlltlt au%saearbeitet. pelAe
nadweit, pie friiber 2un9enleioenoe
mad benz oamals naoelbDlsrei6sn sri.
hi9an pilSerten, INT i'm O3onreiden
&lima 8sneiuns 81 iinoen. ipdbrsno
jebt. infOlae Der ihonun9sloIen @alo=
Oermiiitun9, Die 2eute bon oenislben
Stdtten iortsieben, I'M uidt trant 81
tueroer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Wem Dort.

- Die perbaitete Sab9eias. SIN
Central Opera SouIe bon 9tep Yori
muBte Dor eini9en4benbsn notb9eorun'
gen Der ge8inn Der SOriteQuna bon
She 2aoD Sidney" I'M cine pOlle
Stunbe binaus9eIdOben iperben. oO
Der vgearbeiter" Der gaB=ViOla. Sobn
8OloenberQ. lue9en elmer tleinen finan.
Siellen 9ifferens nit ieinem Belief.
Ouu9stiinf,sr unfreituilli9 Quarter in
SOtel 2uolon bate nebmen miiien
uno Elm Stcl!ocrtreter fir ibn nidt TO-
9lei9 5u beihafen mar.
- Der a6tjdbrise Settle Ssalp in
SrOOtlDn bate beim Spielen pOr eini-
gen Sa9en Elm Sinnernes S6liiiielden
Oerl9ludt. Sas 3innpldtt6sn fonnte
ni1t auf9efunoen iueroen, uno oa Oas
Sinh INNER mebr lit. 10 ua6m bic
Wutter, 6rau 5annp SsalD. oas MGo=
ben nab benz SuoiOn Str. -SOipitoI
in NeW OOrt. Sprt panote Or Eli.
Oers Die 2.Strablen al, uno nit G!llfe
Don ROnt9en's Qenialer Gntoeduna
tuurbe oNs 3alielben in Der Witte Der
Vrult Seiiie's ermittelt. Sierauf &c.
lang es Or. StimiOn bonn gtem YOrt
SOipital, Der idleunigit bsrbsi9eruien
tUlro, bic einen 3pll I'M Surdmeiier
0roBe 3innlaeIbe 81 entfernen.
- GrsprGiiocnt GleOelanO's neue
6irma. Gs Cirtulirt wieoer oas @es
ritGt. mel6es iibri9sns idOu Dor eini.
ger Belt in 8aibiuGtOn %entltOnOen 1T,
oaB Gg=Prdioent GlsUelano, iObalo er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
6anIaS.

- Gin 6inan3bIatt in Sopeia
publiSirt cine StatiItit Der Sarm.Sp.
pOtbeten i'm State Ganias nit aus=
iubrli6em 3ablenmaterial. psldss be-
Weiit. baB bic auf ben Garmsn laitens
ben Sppotbetenituloen lett benz |. Sa.
nuGr 1890 UNI As YrOSsnt Ober iber
iiber sos, 900. 900 suriitge0angen
lino. Sem DerQleidenoen gerldt lie,
gen bic 3ablen oss yunoescenius bonn
Sabre 1890 uno 9eribte Der &esiitrare
bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in SO
Counties gu 8runoe, pslde leBteren
ben Status Der am /. Sanu0r 1897
OiientIi9 perseidueten SppOtbefeu ers
9eben. Sn 1890 betruG Die SppOtbe=
teni6ulo in ben %erpdbnten Counties
$63, l58, OBJ uno in 1897 MIR $34,a
$40, 1873, mas elmer in iieben Sabren
errei6ten NettO=& eouttiOn bon $28,.
538, 493 ooer runo 40 prO3ent 0lei9.
tOmmt. Silt oerielbe Y~ro3entiOb aud
fir bic anosren Sbeile oss Staates, 70
er9ibt iib fir ben 8eiammtltNat cine
SOtalreouttlOn bon sos, 969, POS.
Sm meitli9en 9rittel oes Staates
milroe li9 pielei6t nod cine 0rOBere
Eeouttion ergebsn. SOr9fdltiaer
SbQbun9 nad b"eIinOen Ii6 nur etlua
$40, 600, 900 SppOtbeten in ben Sdu,
ben BON Seuten. pelbe OuBsrbalb oes
StONtes uoAnsn. Sapon miiiien nod
SIS, 900, 900 ab8esOgen weroeu, pelhe
in State Gei6Gfte treibenoe 0erii-
derun9s-8 eisli6oitsn b~er9s0sben pa.
ben. IS r~eItiren iOmit uur nod S25,.
600, 900 SppOtB,tsn in ben Sdnoen
iremoer Glaubi9er, wdbreno Oieielbe
3ifier in 1890 nod IS, 600, 900 mar.
&aut oes oamali0en Genius betruOen
Die SanobgpOtbeten i'm Staote y 9ro.
gent alles ein9ei6dBten @runoeiQen-
tbumsipertbes. Seute iino lie ni1t
b09sr oils 10 prO8snt. 2ie Statiitit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
WarDIano.

- GridieBt ous 9erieben bic ei9ene
@tutter. Sur6 WnpOriidtiSes Sano.
baben zines &eboluers luuroe in y q l.
timore Srau 3atborina Suber pOr
ibrem eiSsnen Sobne 8eo. Suber an
Slide ibrer @obnun9 sri6oiien. Ser
"a Sabre alte SO9n mar bon elmer
&eiie ms 2ano nit einem WaQen Der
rgtew Yort Biscuit ST." S%uriif9etebrt
uno erSdblte ieiner Mutter, oaB ein
Neger i'm 81 berauben Deriudt uno sr
&euoIper 9eso9en babe. bod babe
oerielbe periast. SEPT woQte er bic
@aiie nadieben. Der SbuB 9in9 los.
bic &u9el orung Der Mutter in Die
redte Sdldie uno perurIa9te iOforti-
gen Cob. Der nabsSu %pabniinni9 ss=
poroene jun9e Mann tullroe perboitet,
nm bic gntiheiouna Der Surp absu.
parten. Die Grau binterlaBt a6t
Tiuoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
YenniDlpania.

Srei arbsitsr nit fliiiiiaem Ws-
taa ~ilber9ollen. - g0m. Susbes iopie
Sobn uno Yatrif Me@olum erlitten
oisier Sage in SOnes 81 2augblin's
GiIentuerten in Pitts wabrs
ideinlid tootlide GRANDCHILDREN. Sic
pareII UNI ~9enannte 3eit bamit beiddi-
ti9t. aus benz GOnOertsr flIiIi9ss Ws-
tall na1 bereititebsnoen Sormen 81
befOrosrn. als Der S9Dpiapparat Ii4
CUR Settle nei9te unb bic fliiiIi9e Waiie
ii6 iiber bic orei @rbeiter er9oB. Die
&leioer Der llu9liidliden fin9sn 6euer
uno itellenweiie brannte 'bas Sleiib
bis auf bic &noden burd. 8opf uno
8eliht blieben in ieoem Safe peridont.
Serbeieileroe Mitarbeiter l0i6teu ole
Slammen uno bic orei Manner nllr-
ben 10 raid ais m09lid in's SOipital
bsfOroert. Die GebriIoer WcGpaum
m0sen am 2eben erbaltsn perosu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Ohio.


= Sit Stnot 9 o M Il Green
beiibt ein .Ua1rss Yrddtsremplar bon
einem Siiraermeiiter. @r beiBt Camp
bell, 1T betannt als itarter Semperen3-
Ter uno reiOrmirter Sdufer. gr per=
lieB bic bemotratiide Partei uro wuroe
BON ben &epublitnnern als Wapor er,
ludblt. 9ieier Sage mar er iternbasels
boil beiofen uno man iperrte ibn in
elmer uno oerielben 3ele nit einsm
lun0en Wanne Elm, Dem er cine 9roBe
Y~orlsIun9 iiber feline yetruntenbeit 9e-
baltsn llno cine Strafe bon 20 Sogen
@efdn9uiB suoittirt bate, NEIL er cine
8eloltrafe nidt Sablen tonnte. Ser
WaDor mar mebrere Stunoen lang be-
linnun9slOs. Spdter erlaubte man
ibm, iih islbit cine Straie bon $50
aufSuerlegen, UNI 81 Oerbiiten, oaB er
Dor einsu Iiater 9ebra4t weroe.