davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
sas Discovery rettete ieim
Sebeu.

Serr g. Gaiuouette, Glpot5efer gu
S%eauersuiue, ST., iast: DIR. Kings
New Discovery i9uIOe ib mein 2eben.
SD wurbe BON Ga Grippe befaQen uno
ueriu0te ale 2lerSte meilenweit in Der
ll~m9ebung, a6er Obne Grfol9 uno man
CAB mid auf unb erfIarte, i6 merbe ni9t
Ieben. Sa i9 DIR. Kings New Dis
covery in meincm StOre bate, i9ifte i9
fiir cine Ulai6e ulo 6c9am nit bsiIen
@ebralu1 uno i9 wuroe non Der eriten
GoitS OIL bciler nnb mar na9 @erbrau6
oreicr 6Iai@en wieOer auf uno 9in9 mel
men Sei6dfti9un9en na9. S0lielbe lit
iein 8emi9t III Cob wertb. @ir Mir
Den weber ben @aOen nod 6aS Saus obne
b0iieIbe balten. Solen Sic cine Strobe
ilai3e lei Z. 8. Jtuete, 656 Maim,
StraBc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
einen sat3 artisen @ss. einsn &uno.
gang I'M bic Groe init.

einen 9arl3 arti9en @eg. einen &uno.
gang UNI bic Groe init.
- Nus Wien traf I'M Netp gor-
Ter Observation-Disclosures Die Weloun9
Elm. oab Der oaielbit tpesen Sstrugs
perbaftste SOtelier Hamens 8eors
Spbmeiiter init benz 9rootlpner &aub,
m0rbsr peter Sames ioentiid lei. mel-
der 5uiammen nit SObn Sentins uno
Sobn Glare ain l9. Nugult pori0en
Sabres einen Ginbru4 in Oas pntamt
in Seoioro Station. @eit6elter 3d..
bsriibte uno ben YOitmeilter Walter
Noams sribob. Wie nod erinnerlih,
muroen Ssntins uno Sames BON ben
Yiirssrn bon Seblam Station Serfolat
unb sinaefan9en. Sentins itarb in
8efdnsniB uno Sames, tpelder eineil
S6ub in bic rsbte 2unse erbalten
bate uno I'M SOipitdl internirt mar,
enttam am q. Sttpber ourh geihitlte
feiner 8eliebten. Ser brittle Der &dua
Der bate cine S6uBwunoe anl arm
oaponaetrassu uno in einem SrOOtlp=
ler Soipital Nufnabme 9eIudt. Gr
ipllroe entoedt, bod ent9in9 er Der irois
fden SultiS ourd ben Sob. Ser ents
iprungene Iduber fiibtete ii9 nad
europa. gr mar friibsr in einsm
8altbaus bei6dftigt geweien llno be-
berrihte mebrere fremoe Spraden. Sn
8rootlpn bate er cine 3eit lang al
Senrp Ctr. cine &eparaturpertitltte
fir 3weirdoer betrieben. SNmss. oei=
fen 8%allnereisn man III @ien bcrsits
tennt, Iiebt bort ieiner YroSeiIirun9
entgegen. Die Sem Dorter poIisei bat
iid nit ben %5uitanoi9en Seborosn in
@erbinOun9 9eisBt, INN nit Si6erbeit
bic SoentitGt oes @efan9enen felt3u=
itelen uno fals bic Sermutbun9, oab
So6meiitsr Der &aubm0roer aus @sit=
DIETER Gountp lit, iib beitatist, feline
Auslieierun9 gu fOroern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
Ohio.

- SIM leBten 9onmerItHg itQrb in
GleOflu Serr Wtartiu Wtaurer,
Elm alter oeutiher Siir9er. Waurer
mar I'M Sabre 1920 i'll Bermersbsim
bel SpsDcr 9ebOren uno fam i'm Sabre
1870 nNh NmeritQ. gr mar Elm
S6neiOer bon YrOIeiiiOn, mari ii6
Ober ipdtsr aui oNs 8runoeiQentbums=
Qei0GTt uno bra6te es 81 einem an
iebnliNcu g8Oblit0noe. Mourer's N0me
iUuroe Dor einiQen Sobreu b0uiig Qes
nannt. NN6 Dem 3Ooe ieiner erIten
Satin luuroe er ndmlih nit elmer
g8ittUe betauut, bic i'm @erll6e itNno,
cine. berpOrr00sroe G%pirituNliitin su
lelu. Sic oerltnno es. WUurer fir
ben SpirituNlismus 81 interRiiiren.
GiueS SOQes wiInibte or nit Dem Geiite
ieiuer perltorbenen 6rou Az ipre1cn.
Seine 6reunoin Dermittslte Ons @e=
ipr06 lno tbeilte iDm nit, bar ole
@erltorbsne ntinihe. OOB tie. boS WIe-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
@iKcusWcrtb.

Gs mag wihensuertb iein ST erfabren,
eaB Die auerbeite MeoiSin UNI oas erniis
bette N]eruenipltem 81 elmer geiunoen
Sbatbi9teit an;uiporneu electric gitters
lit. Sieies lit cine rein uesetabilii6e
OteOiSin uno wirtt oaour9, baB lie bic
9teruencentern I'M Massn unO in ben
Niercn neu anlpornt, unp inoem lie bic
2eber unb Die Nieren miloe anrest uno
oieien Srsanen bilit, bic llnreiniSteiten
bes Slutes abperfen. electric 8itters
uerbeilert ben appetit, bilft Der Ser
Dauuns unb wirb uou 9enen, wel6e es
9ebraI6en, ais bas bette glutreinis
9uugSmittsl unb als bas bette Stimulas
tionSmittel seprielen. @no in so Gts.
uno Sl.OO Slai6en pertauft in Z. W.
Huete's apOtbete, 656 an Der Rains
Strase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
Sic attc .Siittc itiihcu." be

mertte neuli6 Elm alter 6armer, Der
chen I'M Se9riff mar cine SoIis bonn
glpentrGuter Slutbeleber einSunebmen,
sill einem 9la6bnr Der i'm beiuDfe.
SOrni's IlpentrGuter Slutbeleber it
in Der Sbat cine Stiife fir oas glter,
oenn er ihoift nelle &ebensfraft. S9on
lett 20 Sabren lit i6 an Suiten,
acknowledgement, &eridleimun9en Der
&unge II. I. M. SD babe fat INNER
Weoiilnen 9enommen, AUDI mebrere
2lerste cOnIultirt, aber GILES umiOnt.
Wt0n iO9te mir, es lei ni6ts, b09eseu
81 tbun. Gnfan9 Mtdr5 1896 ting i6
cine Sur init 6orni's Nltentrduter
SlutbeIeber al. Sm eriten MOndt
tuar mein 3uitano Der 0lei4e; ounn
iitllte i6 10 naA unO na6 lei6ttr,
Weniger been9t 0uf &unQe uno Srrit,
bod Der Suiten blieb. 9ann lieb alhb
er nab uno i4 fiible MIDI. trob meiner
60 Sabre. wieoer Uiel beIier als je su=
Dor. - SacOb Souer, gpple Greet, ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18

der. mas Siiifsl b~strifit. aGs 9lutoritat
gilt iN0t. onB tpenn Die Sbiere niht
9GnSliA allsgercttet Deroen iOllen, ite
iOfort Suiammen9etrieben uno in elmer
@infrieoi9un9 9ebalten weroen miiier,
neil lie in jenem Bort wabrenO Der
leBten beiOen Sabre lteten Gerfolauns
gen aus9eieBt .tparen. Hab SOnes'
gln9dbe bat Der 0irettor Oes Yartes
ale SOfintn9 a~uf9e9eben, aud mir
elm Gremplar bort am Seben su erbal=
ten. Der Winiiter bat bis jeBt nod
ui9ts an in Der Sa6e getban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
Soma.

- Siirsli6 ipielte oas 5idbri9e SO6s
ter6en oes Serrn Sobn s. Suflep III
III $50 20. StraBe, in Ses WOines,
i'm SOfe. Seine Gltern bemertten ME
es feline 9uppe auf einen tleineu Sir
'6enoaum le9te, als Tie oas Sinh aber
m%ieoeriaben, hing bniielbe leblOs an
einem Baum. Wabribeinli6 bate es
periu9t auf ben Baum gu tlettern.
Seiisn Sutbdnoer botten iib I'M einen
~turSen, oitnnen 3lpei9 9eI9lun9en uno
ME es fiel an oemielben ban9en 9eblle=
ben. 9ie .6iibe bes Mtdohens beriibr=
ten beinQGe ben @runo. Wan iduitt
e3 iOfort ab uno itellte olle mO9lide
g8ieOerbelebunqsperiu6e an. aber per=
gebIi9. Sas 2eben oes Sinoes mar
entfloben. -.
- @enn man einen S6uloidein
beSa6lt bat, ipllte man fofOrt ieinen
NNmen oobnn obreiBen, ooer ueni9=
items Oenielbsn nit elmer Sober our6=
itrei5en. Sieies bate u. 8. Stuts=
mann ni6t Qetban, uno bate piele un=
itdnoe ossmegen. Stutsmau bate s.
8ottltein cine Note I'M Mai 1898 fir
einen tleinen Setra9 9~egeben, uno ME
er be6nuptst i'm ndhlten Wonat oieielbe
beSNbIt, unO Die NOte in iciuer 8elo=
ipinoe geleQt. Gr t0uite ip0ter an
8Ottitein alIs, unO lsBterer fono Stutss
mans Npte in Der 8~eloipinoe uno per=
Iun9te no6mali9e ge5ablunQ oericlben.
Die Sadie fam Dor oas Siitritt9eridt
uno Stutsman l~ieferte bic 9epeiie, bub
err bic NOte ihOn einmal bcSablt bat,
bat, uno wuroe 0ottitelu CUR SesObs
lung bon $50 Nnwaltsgebiibren uno
9ri6tstOlten Oerurt9eilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
@iSconIu.

- Cine Stoot obne Srieoensri9ter.
Sn Ga @roIie DurOe Die gntoedllng
Nemaht. baB bic Staot teinen SSries
ocnsridter bat. pbglei1 in Der neu=
li6en @8a6l cine 9dnSe &sibe iOlder
erwGblt wuroe. Sas 1T bic 6ol9e Der
Sern0G!diiiOun9 Des StaOtclerts, Die
Notwithstanding 9lbidrift Der gonos
bel Dem Glert oes &reisgeri9ts su bin.
terle9en. ipie oas 8eieB uno Der Srei,
brief Der Staot Dori6reibcn. Wan
9lNubt, onB Der Stao1ratD bic S6pie-
oaourb beieiti9en miro. baB er
Die pom &Olte e~rDdblten 6rieosusri9=
ter erpdblt. Die bisberigeu hints
banolun9en Der 6rieoensri6tsr lino
Sweiislsubne iammtIi9 un9iltig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
gSaGlea's 9lrniee Galbe.

9ie bette SaIbe in Der @eIt fir
S9nittnuHoen, 9auti3lrfungen, 8unz
ben, @ei9ware, SulSfuB, Sieberpuus
ben, G9Orf, %geiprungene SGnoe, 6roits
~5culcn, Rra5enaugen, uuO ale 9autent>
~lIinbuH9en un6 1T cine li6ere 9eiIung
'Jr 0amorboibeu. IS pir0 9arantirts
Da6 oa3 WIttteI p]outommcne @enu9,
lGuuug 9i6t; wenn ni9t, pirO OGs @elO
Htriiteritt :tet. 8reis 25 @eutS per
G9a9tsl. - gu p~srtaufen bel Z. IS.
ytuete, 4potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
Qusl D.
GcutfGlayo.
. aiern.


- 9On ben Siu0lf9enamnten 9lpor
itclu. 9aS @eiammtalter Der srp0li
WtGrner. Die am Gbarireitng al Der
6uBWalbun9 am b0psrii3enSOIe tbeils
uNbmen. bctrug 1895 SABRE. Sisiss
0eiNmmtalter tOmmt lett Der 1912 am
t. SOfe einQeiiibrten 6eierli6teit MIR
nod 5weima!. ndmli6 in ben S5abrsn
1921 uno 1895 Dor. llebertrofen
miro es ~iibcrbGupt nlr fiinfmal, uno
SluOr in ben SObreu 1884. 1882 uno
1922 nit ie 1907, in benz Sabre 1923
nit 1903 SUbreu uno in Dem Sabre
1925 nit 1899 S}abrsn. Serpor9ebo=
ben mIB merOGn. bar in ben 2Osr
SCbren tets Der Neltclte Elm groBes
NItersiibcr9cpi1t iiber bic anoeren
NpOitel bate. 60 ad6lte 1926 Der
g~Ielttitc l04. Die SiinNiteu 81 bssp.
ST Sabre; i'm Sabre 1921 1T als 4el.
~teIter. r." FNrrhHupt biz jeBt als Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18

blum. ibren 6Ntten leiratbe. Wau=
rer ma6te audi iulrtli6 Inltalten, cine
Sipelte Gbe nit Der @lttpe einsuseben,
als lelne Sinoer interpenirten. sic
lleBen i'm CUR unteriuhun9 Ieines
Gelltes3ultanoes pOr ben Yrobatrihter
brln0en. IS itellte iib beraus, oaB
Wtaurer ni6t irrlinnia mar. @r
puroe entloien uno beiratbete balo
oarauf oas Mteoium, Inn ben @uni6
ieiner Satin 81 erfiillcn. Gater nrlo
&inoer lebten ieitOem Ouf g%eipanntem
SuBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
saubbeit rsnn ntat sebeilt peroen bur,

locale ApplicultOHeu, neil ie ben tTautsu Lbsil oss
Sbrts Utdt crrttteu tonueu. 50 gibt uur ciHsn lScs,
bic Gau5beit Su turireu, uuo Der 1T ourd c]Oult,tus
iioHelle SetlmitIGl. Iaubbett ptro burA eiHeH emf siu;
hcteu .Suitouo Der idIeimtgeu Gustietoun9 Der Gultas
diideU NObye UCruriG4t. 0eHu oieie Gobre ib euts
siHbet, bIbt tbr etHsu rumpelreeu Sou ODER uurous
tommeHc5 Geb0r; unb Deuu lie garS gel6lOier NJ, CT
iolgt laubbelt uuo penn bic 6ut,iuouug uidt gs6os
ben uuo eieie &6bre pieocr in ihreu ~gslOrIgen !Sui!aub
ucriegt Wsroen tam. IUtro oa5 GtL0r rur tnmer ;er'l0rt
psrosn; reur 5aus uuter Ssbu ltuo purd IGtorrb Uers
uriddt, Ipslhcr HItI9 ais eiH cntyIuoeier SuliGno Der
idleimigsu S5UfdheH 1T.
2&tr poIsn stubuuoert Collars iir ieosH tourb
SGtdrrb U%truriadien) tSau pom {au5beit 9sbeu, cen mir
ourh J9iuuebmGu non 6au's- Rdturtb Nar beileH
t5nnsH. SGBt 9ud umionit GircuIare toulmeH.
s.. {. SBeueg * 60,
.... -. SoIseo, 8.
~ &sr,auit non Tpoibsferu. IS Gents.
SaG's 6amjyisus9 ilsH iuO bic beitsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18

eifrigen Su6ens 0elan9 es nidt, iciner
babbait 81 iuerocn, obQlei6 er, naA
DEN binterlnNenen SIutipuren SIT lr=
tbeilen, bur6 ben S9uB p%ertpunoet
mllroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
0cIu6t.

g8ir iperoeu elm @ebolt BON $1,000 Wode ~be5ablen
an etnen Manu. pet5er per Wageu infer Poultry
Mixture and Insect Destroyer aui hem SQuoe
stnrlbrt. Seueuiiie perlougt. Wtou ilge Yoitmarfe
FIR autport lei. Perfection Mfg. Co,
Parsons, Kan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
" il III berg.

- Gem Wiirttembereiiden 3rie9ers
buno 9ebOreu jeBt 1850 Sereine nit
SO. $50 Wit9lieoern an. 9eNen 1895
So Iereine nit 1000 Mitalieoeru mebr.
Der 8ermOgenstano Wu6s i'm 8anSen
I'M Al, 900 Wart, oas YunoespermO=
gen betrd9t 320, l59 Wart. Ser Inter-
itilbunGsetGt muBte wieoer I'm 1856
Wart iiberihritten iperoen unD puroen
al llnteritiiBun0en i'm Gansen runo
80. coo Wtart G~usae9eben. Gum 9uten
Slid 1T Die leBte SunoeslOtterie bon
ben Sereinen osrart 9ef0roert wOrben,
DAB Die ueberi1reitun9 oes gtats aus
benz Geinertra9 (36, 500 Wart) geoedt
tperoen tOnnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18

Ieltelte betannte. 116 Sabre alte Mn=
ton @oner bon 9erbtesSaoen 81 per'
aeidnen, Der Sln9ite 3dblte bamals "a
Sabre. Sn ben ipdteren Sabren ton,a
men oerartise Nltersunteridieos nibt
mebr Dor. inoem itd bic Wlterssrense
INNER mebr uno mebr p%erenserte, 10
oaB ). 9. in ben Seer llnb 90er Sab
rem Die Observation-Disclosures muir mebr
3pei, brei. bObitens bier Sabre bstras
gen. gllb bsuer mar Der Nelteite "a,
Der Siin9ite 90 Sabre. Bon ben bells
riaen sp0lf Ipoiteln limb ie bier aus
Sberbapern lno Sdwaben, orei ans
Nieoerbapern llno elmer aus unterfraus
fen. Ius leBterem, Re9ierun9sbeSirt
tpie aud aus Sberiranien uno aus Der
pfals linb felt 1912 Die i~psni9iten IpOs
tel 9etommen. Bis 81 ben Seer Sab.
rem paren jebenfals Die idpieri9en
Wertebrsperbaltniiie an Dem Gri6einen
bon Ipoiteln in Der Sauptitaot ihllo;
Denn 1850 tommt erItmals Elm gpoiiel
aus u%nteriranten. 1866 ein FOLDER aus
Der pfal3. gis jeBt iiuo es iehs Ipo.
tel aus DER Pf0l1 neun aus Sberfrans
ten uno elf aus llnterfranten iibers
baupt 9etpeien. bic 81 ben Seierlihtei=
ten ein9erufen wuroen, 9caenilber ben
10 aus Mittelfranten. 70 aus Der
SberpfalS, ben al aug Nieoerbaperl.
ben 249 aus S9maben uno ben 51S
aus Sberbapern.
- Gin ieltiames SumilienIelt bat
am Gbarfreitag Die Gamilie bes idruei=
seriiden WaIers @ebri in Wiinhens
buhIee beNanSen: bic 9leid,eiti9e
GDnfirmatiOu Der Dor Is SaGren CUR
@eIt setommensn Iierlin9e. swei
Wdoden uno slpei &naben, ale bier
.9eiuno uno munter. SIT Die 8eburt
bon Sierlinaeu on llnD fir lid i6on
cine 9robe Ssltenbeit, 10 fam es
9eraoe5u als llnitum 9eltsn. SierlinQe
10 aeoeiben 81 ieben. ,pie es bel ben
Einoern @eGri Der Sal 1T.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-19
A LOWERING
WAR CLOUD.
Japan Seeks an Indemnity From
Hawaii.
THE DIPLOMACY OF THE MIKADO
IN PREFERRING HIS DEMAND
A CLAIM THAT MEANS bonn
BARDMENT-HOw A SPANISH
JAPANESE ALLIANCE WOULD
PARALYZE AMERICAN NAVY.

Washington, Nov. 18-The late st news
from Japan is that she Will d.manf 5000, :
UUO indemnity for what SHE call, the en-
lgration outrage on the part of the re-
public OF Hawaii. The demand is bound
to accentuate the strained relations of
Japan and Hawaii. Heretofore the opin-
ion was that Hawaii, Il mulcted at all,
would he asked to pay something like
500, 900. The new sum is regarded as
excessive, and, as it is more than such IL
small government could easily pay. there
is some color for the belief tlat Japan is
seeking to force the issue, to embarrass
Hawaii and to make her invoke the aid
of America. The demand comes, it Will
he noted, ust before the Americ IN. Ha-
waiian treaty is TO he passed by the
American Senate.
The indemnity is asked because the
Dole government refused to allow the
landing of Japanese who. it was sus-
pected, were being dumped into Hawaii
for future political service Japan
claimed violation of treaty. She immedi-
ately sent down her great steel. cruiser,
the Naniwa, to overawe the IIawaiians,
but they would not be overawed
There was IL great furry in the Navy
Department about Naniwa and the rear
admiral at Honolulu was cautioned not
WI mo i'iO w io'C oIt5uG III JuG NunlWa.
The NaniwA went home. 1t was be
lieved that she was only rusing, and that
she only went away to come back when
the two old American ships there went
to sleep. Vigilance was redoubled, and
mt last the Baltimore went down and is
there now.
What is now to be expected Is that if
Japan is in earnest she may undertake to
shell around Loosely and provoke IL con,
iiict, in which Americans may take IL
hand. 1t is one of the possibilities, then,
that the Japanese fleet will 20 to Hawaii
and annex the American fleet which will
also he ordered there.
In the meanwhile Spain might think it
good chance to keep her fleet in winter
quarters off New York harbor, or i n It as
the case might be. The combination Of
Spain and japan in such nm emergency
is not new idea, but all Chat has been
so far wanting is a match for the powder
magazine OF course, there are six tor
pedo buats Mt Charleston, s. c., and the
other will he finished next week, but they
could not be expected to be protected in
coast defenses by an American feet at
Honolulu.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-19
BAPTISTS ON IMMERSION.
They Decide il is Not Prerequisite
to Communion.

Chicago, Nov. Isis Baptism n
Prerequisite to the Lords Supper?'' was
the topic discussed last night at the ff
teenth annual meeting of the Baptist Con.
gress. now being held in this city The
position taken by DR. O. p Clifford. of
Buffalo. and DR.. r. II. Conwell, of Phil
adelphia, two of the most eminent di-
vines in the denomination, Indicated "a
decided change of sentiment amoung the
Baptsts On the subject of Communion.
Theodore NJ. Banta. Of Brooklyn, de.
clared that he had been Baptist for
forty years, and for sixteen years was a
close Communionist. 81 have studied
the question carefully" said MI. Banta.
in conclusion, ''and have read all the
close communion tracts and tracts of the
American Baptist Publication Society,
and as Il consequence of my reading have
como tc the conclusion that have been
wrong stand here to. night opposed TO
close Communion. What is the purpose
of the Lora's Supper? To bring to our
remembrance the death, burial and res
direction OF our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ. To do this it is not necessary
that The communicate should first be i'm
mersed or baptized. 1t is not Christian.
and when we insist to the contrary we
mistake the shadow for the substance.
Rev. DR.. o. p. Clifford, of Buffalo,
said: 1--WE challenge the assumption that
the New Testament does furnish us with
the ;nodel of the church; that the model
of the church was finished in Corinth. or
Rome, or Ephesus; that the practice of
the church in the first century is Il COM
mon law, and ali departures from that
practice SAVIOR of sedition and anarchy.
The essence nj the Lords Supper is the
power to discern the Lords body. I'm
mersed men who fail to discern the Lotd's
body do not observe the Lords Supper.
Unimmersed men who do discern the
Lord body do observe the Lords Sup
per-;
Dr. Conwell, of Philadelphia, took the
same position. He declared that not
oniy was.Bsptism not prerequisite to
the LORDS Supper, but, On the contrary,
it was an ordinance peculiarly adapted TO
the needs OF the erring and imperfect.
Or Theodore A. X Gessler, of Lake
Hopatcong. n. j., declared that Baptism
was not even church ordinance, and that
Baptists had no right to dictate who
should sit at the Lori's table. Spiritu-
atty, and not conformance To church, or
dinances. he maintaiped, was the divine
conception Of the Lords Supper.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-19
THE BOND SIGNED.
Patriotic Citizens Who Came 10
the Rescue.

The following parties being interested
In the welfare of our own "Magic CITY, ~
went on the bond which was required by
Judge Woods before tie injunction could
go into effect, and the taxpayers can.now
nave a little breathing spell, during
which they can look up their property
and ascertain whether or not it is delin-
quent.
This injunction is due mainly to the
Efforts OF the "citi2ens' committee, who
have not spared anything to accomplish
their end, and they deserve the heartfelt
thanks of the whole community. Below
are the signers of the bond:
w. f. Baker, NJ. w. Bryan. l.. IT.
Cooke. S. d. Ferguson, r. a. Buckner,
NJ. Fl. Claytor, i. IL. Jamisol, p. w:
Huff, w. G. Stephenson. Euw. w. Rob
ertson, w. p. Dupuy, A. f, King. w.
+: Winch, Edward Nininger, C w. G..
Woolwine, JAS. r. Terry, JAS. p. Woods.
L. &. Davis, ,Jr.. Jno NJ. Roberts, II. NJ.
Darnall, S. G. Williams, Harvey II. Fall,
Mountain View Land Company, South
ern Investment Company, Decennial In
vestment Company.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-19
HEAVY BRITISH LOSS.
Iwenty-seven Killed and Thirty
One Wounded.

Si"la, Nov. 1S.-Additional details of
the engagement in Madam Valley show
that Gen. kempster's brigade suffered a
heavy loss. The force consisted of the
Dersetshires and GhurkHs. The rnsurgent
trloesmen made their usual attack upon
the rear guard, but were brilliantly re-
pulsed by the 6ikhs. The Dorsetshires
lost ,rheir way in the darkness, and were
cut of by the enemy.
Two companies of Sikhs holding the
spur CT the hill were so fiercely assaulted
that they had to call for re.enforcements.
Col. Haughton, with the balance of the
sixth Regin rushed to their support.
The whole force withdrew gradually,
lighting every step to the valley. Dusk
PAD now set in, and the enemy was
crowding the British on all sides. Col.
Haughton determined to camb for the
night. and sent five companies to storm
couple of block houses. The Sikbs
drove out thf enemy at the point of the
bayonet
Six were killed and many wounded
during this charge. The wounded were
then brought III under the enemy's I'M
ceasing fire, aud the force finally reached
headquarters the next morning without
further casunlti s.
In all fifty eight men were placed hors
de combat, of whom twenty. seven officers
ara men were killed, aud thirty-one
wounded. Lieuts. lIales, Crook. Wyle
and Wnrne were killed. and Col. Abbott.
Capt. Custance, and Lieut.. Mum
wounded
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-19
Competitor Prisoners Are Released
From Prison.
A BIG CONCESSION BY spAIN-THEs
MEN WE'RE EXPECTED TO LEAVE
HAVANA YESTERDAY = THEY
WE'RE MEMBERS OF THE CREW
OF A SCHOONER AND WE'RE AC-
cUsEp OF LANDING ARMS M
CUBA.

Havana, Cuba, Nov 1S.-The Compet-
itor prisoners have at last been released
from Cabana Fortress by ssorder of Cap:
tain-General Blanco, acting in accordance
with.orders from Spain. They will sail
for New York to day on the steamer Yu-
muri. 3 57
Washington, Nov. 1S.-Accoraing to a.
telegram received AT the State Depart
ment from Minister Woodford, the Conn
petitor prisoners were not released under
amnesty proclamation issued by Captain
General Blanco, but were pardoned by
the queen Of Spain.
by the release of the Com petitor pris-
oners Spain has given another SUBSTANTIAL
proof OF her desire to maintain friendly
relations with the United States. This.
on the eve of the assembling of Congress,
Will remove from the Cuban situation a
dangerous phase which otherwise wouId
have been used as strong lever by Con-
gressional jingoes to secure ilterferepce
by this government in Cuba.
The State Department. has been expect
ing daily to receive news of the signing
OF he order formally releasing the Com.
petitor men from prison. When Minis
ter De LONE called ut the State Depart-
ment last week he informed Assistant
Secretary Day that the amnesty procla.
nation to he issued by General Blanco
wouiu lncluue these prisoners. AT the
close of office hours this afternoon no in
formation had been received by the de-
partnent of their release, but Minister De
LONE, who had just arrived in Washing
ton from New YORK, said he was hourly
expecting dispatch containing the in
formation.
There are five men known as the Com
petitor prisoners. They are:
Alfred Laborde. n native of New Or
leans, master of the Competitor, an
American schooner, owned by Joseph
wells, OF Key West. Laborde was ar
rested on the charge of landing arms for,
the Cuban insurgents M
William Gildea, l. naturalized citizen
OF the United States, mate of the Com
petitor, arrested on n similar charge.
Ona Melton, II citizen OF Kansas and
Il correspondent for u Key West newspa-
per, who shipped on the Competitor to
go to Cuba
William Leavitt, native 81 Bangor.
Me-, supposed to be- one of the COMPETE.
tors crew. He was captured on land
and he d on u charge of the same charan-
ter as that PREFER ed against mis- compangs'
ions. - z
Charles Barnett, British subject
steward of the Competitor, also arrested
on Ian" ON the same charge.