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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
SEQ XIII. uno Die Grttfonts
ntuMif0uteu.

8laubenstrele Gltern unb pflidt=
elfri9e SeelIoraer bietsn Iles auf, bic
&inoer fir ben idonIten Sag ibres
Sebens. ben Gag Der eriten bl. Sonl=
mlnion, porSubereiten. llno oas nit
&eht; bdn9t bod bon oieiem Sag fir
bic betrehenoen 9inoer 10 piel fiir's
tlinftige Seben ab. Ni1t umIonit miro
oleler Sag aui's feisrlidite ~be9angen.
gerl6ieoere Siidlein geben g8inte,
iple Die 6eier Der eriten bl. Gpmmll=
rllot ipu a~b9ebalten weroen, oamit lie
elren b!eibenoen Ginorut auf Sung
llno Ilt made. Sold elm Silblein
ltelte &eo. 8. s. llntraut, Yrieiter
Der SiDceie Ga Groiie, suiammen,
ipelbes bon Der expedition oes rWan=
oerer" 81 besieben 1T. Sn oieIem
Siiblein Iinben mir, oaB Seq XIII.
ipltnIbt, oab man bon ben Grttoms
munltanten aud p~erlauaen iOu, lid
telner 9ebeimen 8eielihait onSuihlie=
BEN. Sn ieinem 8unoidreiben "Genus
Humanum" iast er: .Siejeni9en,
ne DE bic Sinoer sum = ne
pfan9 Der 81. 6 mmunion
pprsubereiten BADEN, ol=
len lid BON ibnen bas bl.
rpre6en 9eben lalien,
niemals nBnc Surmikrn Der Gltern
nocr nbnc Den Ratb hes 8cibtuaters
nScr 0ewikrnsfIbrcrs in irscno cine
8eell d. t ein3utreten."
DAB Elm iolbes Serlan9en 9eraoe
bel Der eritsn bl. Communion
sell B 1T. miro wobl Niemano
beSipeifeln nollen, Der es nit Der Sus
9eno. Der Geli9ion. Der Stride uno Der
triltlidcn 8eieli9ait emit meint.
Sos g8iiblen uno Sreiben Der 9ebei=
men 8eIe0idaiten 1T ia NOen betannt,
niht minoer bic lln9ere4tfertiSte nno
nn6riltli6e GOncurrens. Die aud an=
oere 9ereine unieren tatbOliihen Der
einen MAIDEN. SEQ NIIl., Der 9reiie
@dhter bon Sion, tennt bic Seoilri=
nlIie unIerer 3eit; er lei infer Se9rer
uno Siibrer, aud in Der Gr3iebun9 Der
Su9eno, oereu @Obl ibm 10 iebr am
Sersen lie9t.
Wsre9rinus i'm n@anoerer".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

taum 9eben. lluo tpenn ss ir9eno vt.
mas 9ibt, auf oas man bier,ulanoe
itolS 1T. oann 1T es infer 8eibdftsles
ben. @enn etipas ben 8efbGtss
intereiien bes 2anoes na6tbeiIia
1T. oann lam man ii6er fsin, baB
oieies nidt als etpas Nmeritaui is
i6es betradtet peroen piro. Saber
tonnen es nlr SobltOpfe ieiu, melhe
in Stride uno Staot nit 8epalt bas
Gin "a pitem einfttbren
npllen.
Wan merle ii6 bieie Sbatia6en,
oenn es iino redt quite ar9umente, nit
melAen man bisWeilen 9rOBm0uliaen
Safern bas frede Munoltiid itopien
lam, tuenl oieielben 9e9en bic beuti6e
Mtutteriprade auitreten molten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

3uoem mar Der antitirhlihe 8eilt su
gnian9 oieies Sabrbunosrts in Seutid.
lamb nod nidt 70 mdbtig, als er es
lett benz 6ulturtampfe gemoroen; uno
Der Staat 9epdbrte Der STRIDE nod
einen beoelltsnoen GiniluB auf Die
S6ulen.
@ie melt ober Die Stride bapon ents
fernt lit, oieies ShulipItem 81 biQi9en,
oas benefit Der As Sap oes Syllabus,
Der bon Yius TX. permorfe fen lit. Gr
lautet: Sic gauge Seitung Der Dffent=
lihen S6ulen, in melNen Die Su9eno
zines 6riItlihes Staates unterlpieIeu
miro, Tam uno muB Der biirserlihen
gutboritGt su9epieien IN. uuo 3p0r oerart
s~uaeruieien tueroen, baB teiner mas
INNER fir elmer anoeren Iutboritdt elm
9tebt 5uSuertennen 1T, iid in Die Dis
ciplln Der Shulen, in bic Sronun9
uro Seitun9 Der Stuoien, in Die @r=
tbeilun9 Der @rabe, in Die @abl uno
Appreciation Der Sebrer einsumii6en."
Der Syllabus beauIprudt alio fitr
bic Stride eiu Gebt auf ben unterriht;
er be9nii9t lih ni6t nit einem GinfuB,
ben Der Staat aus 8naoe etwa ibr 9e=
mdbren modte. Die Stride bat bas
9eoahte Spitem ME a%nertannt, ino
Denn lie in Seuti6lano oemielbsn lih
tllihpei9eno unteriporisn bat, 10 ge=
'hab es. I'M 81 retten. mas iie nod
retten tOnnte, neil tie bic ~abiolutilti=
iden lleberariife bss mooernsn Staates
ni6t binoereu tonnte. Sic tpnnte aber
nod Sieles retten, 10 lange Der Stuat
lie nod gum &eli9iOnsunterri6t III ben
S6ulen SulieB; iobalo aber Der anti-
driltli6e 8ellt in bic S1ule ein3og, oa
mubte lie prOteitiren uno ibr &e6t ouf
Die Sbule SuriiffOroern. ga muBts
Der Sampf nm bic Shule beginner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
S6Iebte Xectiirc.

lleber bic 8eIabrlihteit oes 2eisns
i6lebter Bidder, io,ple bon 3ei!uuSen
uno 3eitihriIten bat Der hobW. ?. $.
". &%Obwintel, S. j., bon GeirOit einen
MISREPRESENTATION @ortraa 9sbnlteu.
Ser bersote Sobn oss bl. SQnatius
mics iblaQeno mad, baB Die 2ectiire
FOLDER Sdriften 8iit lei, oas, Wsnn
al6 bios trOpienweiie ein9enommeIl,
Die 8epalt babe, itrena ~9lGubi9e, in
Der &eli9ion pObl unterrihtete, gut 9e=
FINITE uno gang iittlide Satbolitsn in
Snoinerentilten uno unmpr0lii6en
Wenlben gu Oertuanoeln.
Wit Den en9lii6en SenIations,eitun=
gen 9ina p. 3oBmintel i6urf ms 8e=
ribt uno beSeidnete ile als giiti0e,
i6mubi9e. gemeinc, MISUNDERSTANDING
uno repDlutiDnGre @iIbe, pelde bic
Ofentlide Meinung per9iItsten uno
allen Saltern GOrihub leiiten.
p. &obmintel nabm aud bic oiient=
libe SibliOtbeten auf's &orn, neil iie
bel oasu b%eitra9en, ben @lauben uno
bic WOral Der 2eier gu idwlhen. Sie
ltdotilben Sli6erlammlun0eu, uelbs
auf Soften aller Steuer3abler 9e9riin=
bet uno %unterbalteu meroen, iputen in
erlter 2inie tDabre 8ilounS fOroern uno
Die 2eIer belegreu uno gum 6llten alls
ipornen. Statt oelien iino bic Oifent-
liden yibliOtbeten srDBtentbeils nit
ir~religiOien uno mebr ooer peni9er lll=
iitilibeu &Omanen angefiillt, in oenen
unbriitli6e 8runOiGBe 9elebrt ober Die
Geioenihaften Der MeuI6en weitihpei=
rig 9eI6lloert uno bic Safer entldul.
oi9t. ni9t ielten perberrli6t limb.
lRinoeltens ein Srittel Der Bidder
Der Offentli1en SibliOtbeten beftebt aus
9eiGbrli6en GOmanen, nab oenen in
Der &esel cine piel 9rOberc Nabfrase
1T. als nad 9uten uno b%elebrenoen
9iibern uno 3eitidriften. p. HOb-
pintel 1T Der gnii6t, baB man bic In=
i6anung pOn Siiaern uno S6riiteu
fir bic itdotii6en gibliOtbeten our9
9eieBlide YOridriften resuIiren iolte.
Sarau pdre nibts aus5uieBen, wenn
erIteus in unieren Se9islaturen MGn=
ner in binreibenoer Nn3abl bprbanoeu
,udren, melhe bic GrseugniIie Der 2itte=
ratrr ri6ti9 beurtbeilen t0nnten, uno
tpenn es s,peitens Elm Wtittel gdbe. 0e=
Iebli6en NuoronunQen be,ii0lib Der
Nui6affun9 Don giidern uuo Sbrif=
ten 8ebOrIam 81 perIdahsn. Serar=
ti9e VerOronun9tn milroen all9emein
um9an9en iperosn uno ein tooter giIb=
itabe bleiben.
Dos bette uno wirtIamIte S6ubmit.
tel Sesen oas 8ift Der Ohsntli6su
9i1eriammlunsen beitebt BARN, baB
Die gltern iiber bic PreBsrseug-
niIIe. welde ibre &inoer yiblio=
tbeten entnebmen, cine Gontrolle
iiibreu uno ibari ~anipalien. oaB tein
9efGbrlihes BUD aeleien Wiro. GatbO=
lii6en Gltern. welde aus Wsangel an
&enntniiien uno ridti9em urtbeil nidt
idbi9 lino, ben Snbalt Der Bidder aui
ibren 9Ecrtb 81 priifeu. iOllten lire
Ginoer OaSl anbalten. bic Der itdbti=
iheu SibliOtbet entnOmmensn Bidder
benz Pfarrsr por3uleSen uno Oelien @rs
laubniB gum Seien ~ein3ubOlen. glm
iiherlten fabren aber 'olbe Gltern,
wslde ibren Sinoern nibt aeit0tten.
oaB lie Bidder aus Der 0iientliden
YibliOtbet b~eimbOlen uno leien. g8er
bonn Site lid gdnSli6 fern balt, lam
nidt in Die 8efabr tommeu, bur6 oas-
ielbs iraenopie beiddoiat gu iusrosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Gin Safer.

Giner iener Seutiasn, pelde Ser
mann &aiter nit %Orliebe ,Yai6es
rdes" nannte, i6rieb tir3li9 an Elm
We6Ielbl0tt: Der is no Sus for Su
TO lent mir mein pepper erni Longer,
as ei Want TO iOr9eB mein Seuti6 as
idnell as pOilibbel uno pant to teti6
up nit mein luslii6 mbsrs. 81 ei
lent ju Swei Solar uno Elm balb Dor
oNs leB Sier uno ju no lent mi mein
pepper il lu plieb. gnt ju no iomm
to mein Saus tn cOled as msin Suno
mill belt iu ipetter ju ipred TO bin or
MOTT. &enn lu bait OHosrlteut."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
@arunt er noa.
Giue Frobe pom 6umoriten. gatsiu.
(aus oYud. -

ga, isben Sic, meme Serren," er.
3Gblte Der Sumorift gBiBelber9er, vtpas
nuBt ginem Die tOmiide Qoer, ipenn
ie gu reid iit?" Ollie meme 6reunoe
ia9ten mir. id iOllte ieben, oaB ih cine
Stelung bel ir9eno einem Ylatte be.
fame. uno liebe oa, oas Slid mar
mir 9iinitia. SD mllroe fir ems unIe.
rer beoeutenoIisn tOmiiden gldtter en-.
8a0lrt. Sm Anfang belt id mid Elm
peni9 alriif, UNI ni6t ben Neio Der
iibri9en Softer in Der RcoattiOn al er.
re9en. aber I6on oieie 3uriidbaltuna
tru9 mir @rfOl9 Elm, oenn a%llentbalben
bOrte id WOrts oes SeiIaQs iiber meme
Sher3e. Damn lieB i9 mid log. Die
Wlrtung mar cine Derbliifienoe, un9ez
abnte. ME 3uuOr ba9sweiene. Sentsn
Sic li6, meine Serren, aus Ohio fam
zines Cages ein Brief ~fol9enoen Sn=
baIts an ben SeIiBer oes ylattes:
.g8ertber Serr!
IS tbut mir leio, SIR 9latt ni6t
,pelter balten gu tOunen. Wtein Batter
bat lid iber ben NiB nit benz Neqer
in Sbrer IeBten Summer tOot9ela6t."
Der &iB, meme Ssrren, mar bon
mir. Na, Die Su6e mar fatal, aber
mmerbln mebr On9enebm als unau0e.
ne9m. Geloer meArten li6 oieIe Yriefe
leOod bon Gag 81 Sag uno bic @bon-
nenten=3G6l rel r0ploe. 9a,u Tam,
onB Der oSOb" iid ilber einen meiner
g8iBe cine SarmOeridlin9ung Io6tp,
Die lbn fir g8O6en ans yett f~eIielte,
nno id ielbIt erltidte fat jeOen Gag
bor GN6en ilber meme ei9enen Yros
butte. Yier meiner 6Olle9en iparen
aus 9leiben GriInOen iteti9 auf Der
SrOntenlllte. 90 tHmeu mir therein,
oaB es beller pGre. luenn ib einen all=
oeren gernf er0riiie, in wel6em ib
luenj9.r tOotlid wirten t0nnte, uno bus
that i'd. @as iagsn Sic 81 10
Gtwas2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Semti6c @0rter 1T Der engIt=
... id)eu Spra6e.

Sod Dor Elm Yaar Sabren bieB es
all9emein ySofbier". Sept lieit man
auf alien Sdiloern Bud Beer. Nu6
bic Srautunit ibeint iib 81 americans
iiren". llsbriasns srinnert Bud
Beer" mebr als fir bic Sahe gut lit
an Bug Suice". Sb Der Nmerit0nl=
iirun0sprOSsB auf bic Site oes 8e=
brdus einen 9iinltiSen Giuflllb sebabt
bat, 1T in Der Sbat 5w%eiielbaIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

@ir rmpfcblen alien geiern Iib bic
&eiOlutionen aenau 81 belibtiaen wel6e
Der oeutide &atbOlitentus bon Sainuis
9efabt Eat. Sang b%eiOnoers frdftig
laltet Die &eiolutiOn iiber bic Inter
itiiBun9 Der tatbolii6en preIIs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
&0luer Sumor.

.Sabr belft mer", itObnte in Der
Ndbe Oes Seumarttes Elm an Der @roe
Gie9enoer einen SOriiberaeBenoen an.
- .g8ie lit bas 9etOmmen!" fra9te
oieier. inoem er Dem Wiioen auf bic
yeine bali. - SD ben met mem bali
Nenterhe 9efalle. - y0O liest oenu
oas 6aB2" ira9te Der Samaritan. in.
Dem er li6 umiab. "iuorOui Der Shmers
belaoene l6munSelno erwloerts: So,
Sdbr, Dat aenter1e ban i1 EN- Slsu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Ser SSWe oeS Ia8es."

Mr. 3peiitein Gm 8ulai4 apenlle.
9afe): Sic. Sreiitsin, mie belBt Der
Serr. iuomit Sic baben 9siprObsn Dor.
bin?
Wr. Sreiltein: Wsl, Der bat Der.
ihieosns Namen, you know - bon
ws9en Der pOliSei. Ibenos is er Der
SmOlensti -
Wr. 3weiitein (einfallenb): Gu -
rno mas is er oss Tags?
Wr. Sreiitein: Der 3Swi bss
Tags.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Sas neue Yertes'ide 6ernrObr brinst
ben NtOno bis aui eine Gntfernuns Opn
speibunoert Weilen Dem Nu9e nabe.
ga fam es ibWerlib msbr lau9e
oauern, big er annettirt uno als 10
uno 70 pielte Waro @bicasO's bssci6s
net mjro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

trieb, bic IL. 900 snsliide Meilen llms
fallen uno 25. 600 @a9en 9ebrduden.
Sas anla9etapital bctrdat $50 Wil=
lionen Dollars. ueberoies tueroeu
nod j0brli6 etipa 100 MiQionen Ools
lars in elettriiben gabuen an9eleat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Sn aleranbria ring, pie Elm @sdfel=
blatt meloet, ein Wanu 800 Yiuno
Slide nit einelh einsi9eu g8urm.
Simmel, ienoe uns bob re9t balo Die
liebe. quite, alte, barmlOie SeeIhlan9e.
oamit oieie baaritrdubenoen Siider=
9eI9i6ten a%ufb0rsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Su oieier Isabelle iinb nur jene
Staaten 9enannt. in wel6en iiber
1000 9eutide iinb. IS sibt jeoO6
teinen einsi9en Staat, no ni6t cine
quite 3abl o~erielben iino. w
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Sn ct. Paul, Minn., ipuroen fiir,-
lid gum erlten Mal in Der 6ei6i6te
oieies 2anoes ,pei Gbinefen na6
ameritaniiher Site nit Wtuiit uno
Slumen beerbiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
0rbetsmrinuna fir ben Mnnnt

OVERWHELMING fur Den W0nat
SUM: (9on Paplt SEQ XIII. islbit be.
timmt uno 9eis9net.) Sinolids lluter=
u%iirii9teit 9s9en ben Stattbalter
@briiti.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Sic SabI OCT Seutihen IT. oen
Scr. Staateu

miro bon YrofeIior 8. Sanao Seller
auf 2,787.776 9eiddBt. 0ieielben
~Oertbeileu iih aui bic einSelnen Staa=
ten ME folat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
MerfWIr0t9cS

Sals 1T benz Sdwein minbefsns
ebenio betOmmli4 mie jeoem anoeren
Saustbier uno iolte itets in 8aben
BON 5 big Is 8rdmm fir ben Sag uno
oas Stiid Serei6t iueroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Sn Bolton mill man oas 81 Sttama.
Canada, b~eitebenoe SDltem Der GicelI=
llrun9 Der StraBen=3 eltun9s. Sertlu
fer %einfibreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Sin Seebuno 1T i'm Rbeine bel Bonn
erle9t UOroen. Sas Sbier 1T Elm
trdfti9es Gremplar bon mebr als sinsm
Weter 9dn9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Glsitriibe Sabnen iinb srit isit 10
Sabren in ben Ser. Staaten ein9e=
iiibrt. 5rOb oisier turSen 3sit iino
bereits 1000 elettrii9e Yabnsu IN Sss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

2eldtenoe Sapeten. Der Grinder
@oiion mill Die 3immertapeten nit
elmer Malie perieben, welhe inter Der
Gin'uirtun9 BON @ehielltr0men 81
leudten be9innt. Sine 2eu6ttrait bon
elmer Serge miro bon elmer WanofldGe
BON O,O92 Suaoratmetern aus9e=
itrablt. Seoenfalls iudre Oiss cine iebr
beQueme Dirt Der Ni%6terjeuQuus uno
bic Gage Der p%etrOleum=. Gas rno
GOaenlampen pdrsn pisoer einmal
9eSdblt - Ooer audi ni6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

@ls Hsueites auf benz @ebiete Der
gaoebeiltunbe 9elten G~ili9baosr. Ysi
Serinaen, 8urten, 3Wiebeln. rOtben
&lben IL. I. NJ. baben iie iid bstaun.
termaBen idOn ieit LANCER 3eit trsfflid
benGbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

ueber Na6t gum WiliOndr seipOr-
ben lit Elm in Sambur9-St. pauli
wobnenoer SrOibentutider. Gem
Sliidlldeu Grben it ourb bas Nuss
iuarti9e Nlnt in Berlin uno our6 ben
oorti9en ameritanIiden 6Oniul mit9e.
tbeilt poroen, oOb iein 9ruoer in
Neiu YOrt. Der Elm bOberer Ssamter
mar, 9eltorben 1T uno ibn gum timber.
ialerben einseieBt bat. Sas bintsr-
laiiene 8ermO9en wiro auf $500, 600
9eiddBt. 81 benz nod Die grtrdse aus
bier pertbUOllen @%ruuoltiidsn iommen.
The new North-west., 1897-03-12

Con ifitiOns of the Public Treasury
Demands 1t.

1t has been the uniform practice of each pres
ident to avoid far as possible, the converting
of congress in extraordinary session. 1t Is an
example which under ordinary circumstances
and In the absence Of public necessity is not
representatives of the people in extra session
when 1t involves neglect of public duty places
the responsibility of such neglect upon the
executive himself. The condition of the public
treasury, as has been Indicated demands the
immediate consideration of congress 1t alone.
has the power to provide revenues for the COX
ernment. Net to convene 1t under such cir
cumstances. can view in other sense than
the neglect of plain duty. I do not sympa-
tion is dangerous to general business in
terasts. It's members are agents of the peonla
and their presence at the seat of government in
the execution of the sovereign will, should not
operate as an injury but benefit. There could
be no better time TO put the government upon a
sound financial and economical basis than now
The people have only recently voted that this
upon the agents of their will than the obliga-
ton OF immediate action. 1t has always SEEM
ed 10 me that the postponement of the meeting
or congress until more than year after it has
been chosen depriVes congress too often of the
inspiration OF the popular will and the country
the corresponding benefit. It is evident there
fore, that to postpone action in the presence of
SO great necessity would be unwise on the
part of the executive because unjust to the in
terest of the people.
Our actions now will be freer from mere par
t1san consideration than If the question of
tariff revision was proposed in the regular ses-
sion of congress. We are nearly two wears
from a congressional election and policies can
not SO greatly distract us II such a contest
The new North-west., 1897-03-12
A SN0WSLIDE STRUCK IT
BUNKHOUSE OF UTAH NINE WIPED
FROM TERRA FIRnlA.
Five Were Rescued Alive After nm
Hours Work, but Three 9th
ers We're Dead.

Salt Lake, March IA special to the
Tribune from Park City, Utah, says
At 10 o'clock today heavy snowsllde
started from mountain peak west of the
Morgan mine and struck one of the Daily
mine bunkhouses. The bunkhouse was
sh1vered into atoms. Nine men we're
sleeping In the house at the time. Five
We're rescued alive about an hour after
wards. The rescuing PAL ties continued
their work, and at 4:45 this afternoon the
body of Nicholas PatIis was recovered
Fifteen minutes later the body of James
keating was found. He was still in his
bunk with his bedding wrapped around
him. Keating has wife and four chill
dren at Butte, Mont.
Nicholas Ruffeto, the third and last man
found, was also dead. In his pocket was
found the bylaws of the Ancient Order
of Foresters, Ferris, Cal.
Joseph yucca Is still missing and is no
doubt dead
John Bagley, A. Baker and John White
We're working in the 2OO-foot surface trn-
nel at the mouth of which snow was
piled UP SO feet high. They worked tneir
way out after several hours hard work.
There were two other heavy snowslides
today, one at Anchor mine boarding
house and one at Silver King, but no ives
were lost.
The new North-west., 1897-03-12
AGED LADY INSULTED BY SPANISH
Only Onense Was Having Five Son.
In the Cuban Army.

Key West, Fla, March 7.--Mfs. Agra
monte was a passenger on the Mascotte
from Havana when the vessel touched
here Saturday night en- route for Tampa.
She was accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. Agramonte is widow, G2 years old.
She lives at Puerto Principe and has five
sons now fighting in the Cuban army
She Informed the correspondent of the
Associated Press that the police of Pu-
erto Principe called upon her short
time ago and ordered her arrest, and con-
fined in a small cell with ii other prison.
ers. Her relatives, fearing that on ac-
count of her advanced age she would not
be able to endure severe treatment, Of.
fered to pay the authorities for better ac,
commodaticns for her. These offers were
received with sneers. Her relatives were
told anything was good enough for a
Cuban. Her daughters appealed to be al
lowed to see her, which was also refused.
My sufferings were intense" said Mrs.
Agramonte. AFTER remaining In prison
20 days, l was sent to Havana and there
confined in house of refuge for women
of all classes. After three days there
was released and having been vaccinated
and after undergoing quarantine regula-
tions 1 was permitted to leave on the
Mascotte.
There were no charges preferred
against me and I can't think Of any rea-
son for my arrest except that my sons
are fighting for free Cuba
The new North-west., 1897-03-12
TO FLEE FROM GREECE:
LEGATIONS ADVISING THEIR COUN-
TRYMEN TO LEAVE.
Trains Bringing in Thousands Ot
RESERVES From the Country,
Who Parade the Streets.

London, March Z. "A Times dispatch
from Athens at midnight says some of
the members of the foreign legations and
other foreign residents have already left
the city, and it is reported that several of
the legations have advised all foreigners
to leave Greece. This has caused PAIN
full feeling on the part of the Greek pub
lie, which regards it as an unjustitied
step, as the foreigners have been treated
with all respect and have at no time been
in any danger whatever. Moreover, a ma
jority of the foreign residents are known
to favor the Greek cause.
Certainly the aspect Of the city is very
Warlike, but considering the excited state
of the public mind the people are behav-
ing with moderation and exhibiting mark
ed self-control.
The trains are bringing in thousands of
reserves from the provinces and these are
parading the street with their accoutre-
ments.
A squadron of cavalry and batteries of
artillery traverse the principal streets
and will embark for Thessaly, which gives
vividness to the scene. Great crowds join
ed the soldiers in hurrahing for war and
proclaiming loyalty to Greece, to King
George and to the government.
The remainder of the reserves will be
held back until the last moment. The
troops already on the frontier are deemed
sufficient for the present, and more than
this, it is believed that the presence of
foreign men-of-war near the Piraeus in
dicates that the blockade will commence
tomorrow, thus severing communication
with the frontier.
The members of the press of Athens
have joined in a dispatch to Admiral Ca
nevaro, commanding the allied fleets at
Canea, expressing surprise that the lives
of foreign correspondents should be en-
dangered by the therats of violence on the
part of Mussulmans, and urging the ad-
miral to take active steps where neces-
sary to guard the lives of inoffensive jour
nalists engaged in the honorable perform
ance of their duty under the protection of
the flags of the six great powers.
A dispatch to the Times from Canea
says that yesterday Sunday the British
battleship Harfleur cleared for action, ow
ing to the proposed reinforcement of the
Greek fleet in Cretan waters.
The new North-west., 1897-03-12
AN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FIRST.
EalltnEtOn Booth of the Volunteers
Talks of His Organizatton.

New York, March 1.-The first ami
versary of the founding Of the American
Volunteers was celebrated today by two
big meetings at Metropolitan temple in
the afternoon and at Cooper Union in the
evening. AT the meeting tonight Com
mander Ballington Booth said:
For II years we labored INCREASINGLY
to Americanize the Salvation Army in
this country and were 1t not for the in
reference brought to bear upon us under
foreign International policy we would
have remained under the old flag
We were confronted with the difficulty
of standing by our flag or abandoning
our policy of Americanizing the army in
America and we, ,unhesitatingly sent back
the answer: We will stand by the con-
stitutional government of the United
States
1T is not right that any movement,
either civil, religious or military in this
country, should submit to the government
of a foreign power Though we lose all
and life, too, in the bargain we will
stand by the American people,"
Commander Booth will probably COM
mission 500 officers in Association hall to-
morrow night.