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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
SUGAR BEETS.
Best Results From Experiments Obtain
ed in the South

Washington. d. c., Sept 27.-Secreta-
ry Wilson. Of the Agricultural Depart
m2m, has secured All order from the
GoStoiHce Department., permitting the
agerts of the Agricultural Department
10 att. III the department frank to pack
ages of sugar beet seen to lie sent from
growers ITO the experiment stations
throughout the country for analysis
Last spring the Agricultural Depart
ment sent sugar bset seed TO farmers
in twnirtyseven States. 1T is now the
intention to test the beets grown from
these seed in the various localities for
Saccharine strength, and IL is desired
That this work shall be conducted 1T the
experiment stations. Under the arrange
ments made to-day with'the Postoficc
Department the officials at the expert
ment stations will be allowed to send
postal franks TO all farmers to whom
they supplied seeds by the use of which
they can send through the mails free
IF cost packages of beets not exceeding
four pounds in weight.
Returns have been received from some
Of the experimental growths, and Secre-
tary Wilson said to-day that the results
were such as TO encourage the belief
that sugar beerts could be successfully
grown in almost all the States of the
Union. Contrary To his expectation the
best reports have been received from
the South rather than the North Beets
grown In the vicinity Of Richmond, Va,
give returns of from 13 TO Is per cent
Of saccharine matter, and from the
Pec0s Valley, in New Mexico. of from
Is to 30 per cent. In Europe an average
of Il per cent. is considered large
1t is Mr.. Wilson's intention to disurlb-
ute twelve tons of sugar beet seeds next
a l, "a ief,.
nted by the department have been pro-
CURED in EurIpa. The growers in Utah
have promise three tons this year, and
it is expected that other localities in the
United States will furnish part of the
supply necessary
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
oRFoLK vIRGINIAN: TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2s. 1897

association of which he ds president. He
will be gone only q day or two.
The Rev. DIR. Carter Helm Jones, OF
Louisville, has been culled ITO the pas
uolsute Of tile Second Baptist church, of
this city, to succeed the Rev DR.. w. w.
Landrun, who resigned over q year ago
to SO to AtlantJ. The committee has
been over twelve months looking around
for {: suitable man. DR.. Jones Is q son
OF the Rev. DR.. J. William Jones, and
is brilliant young minister. He will
accept.
Exercises were held at Grace Street
Baptist church yesterday to welcome
students ut Richmond College to the
city.
The Methodist mission on East q
street yesterday decided to ask the con-
ference to return the Rev. Frank Me-
Spartan to them.
The negro. David MolvIck, who shot
and killed Jacob Cousins In Fulton lalte
Saturday night is still at large
Captain w. Gordon McCabe's school
opened to-day with 13l pupils.
~. j. DevereauX, IL young white man,
is under arrest here on u telegram from
New York, saying lie Is wanted there
to answer Il charge Of forgery.
Mr.. a. II. Micou died this afternoon
at Ills home, 404 West Main street ffc
was Il clerk in the First Auditors or
lice, and formerly superintendent of pub
llq printing.
The Rev. William A. Barr, who on Sa-
tui'day accepted Il call 10 Monumental
church, arrived in lthe city this morn
Ing, accomp panied by his wife. They will
be the guests of MIR. Richard III. Meade
at l03 South Third street, during their
stny in the city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.
Body of the Engineer Thrown Way up
the Mountain Side

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 2T.-Ingineer r.
Bennett Mitchell was killed and Fire
man John 4. Cawlry seriously injured
this morning by the explosion of a
locomotive on the Northern Central rail
way Mt Georgetown, IL rev miles north
of Harrisburg. The victims were both
residents of Harrisburg and had been in
the passenger service or the company
for many years.
Mitchell was thrown up the side of a
mountain, distance or sixty feet, and
was dead when found. Fireman Cav
ley was hurled in an opposite direction
almost to the edge of the Susquchanna
river He was so badly scalled that it Is
thought he vii! die. He was removed 10
the Sunhury Hospital
Mitchells body was brought 10 his
hoIae in this city. The wrecked loco
motive came out of the shops Satur-
day after an overhauling and the rail
road officials cannot account for the eX-
plosion. The trucks were thrown into
the river and the tender along the bank.
All the cars, except the rear Pullman
sleeper were derailed. None of the mas
sengers We're injured, although several
were badly shaken up. The explosion
occurred opposite n watch box. which
was reduced to kindling wood, and the
waichman badly hurt
The wires and tracks for n distance of
lao yards We're torn UP and telegraphic
communication and travel was suSpcnd-
ed for several hours
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
BARK'S GREW RESCUED.
The Carrie T.. Tyler abandoned Off Cane
Hattcras.

New York, September 27-Thc British
tramp steamer Egremont Castle arrived
to-day from Ferna ntlina with the can
tain and crew of the lumber laden bark
Carrie l.. Tyler. from Savannah for New
York, which was abandoned about fifty
miles Soiith-southca'st of Frying Pan
Shoals ligEtShlp on September. a, In IL
dismasted and wTtcrlOGgcd condition.
On Monday, September 90. a northea 1t
gale was encountered, with enormous
seas, which swept over the vessel fore
and art, causing her to plunge and labor
heavily. The bark sprang alcals and On
Wednesday morning she became unman-
agcarblc. The water gained in the hold
until the bark was watcrloggcd, and
Captain Jayne ordered the masts cut
away, leaving the vessel in a helpless
condition The next day the steamer
I"Srcmont Castle hove in sight, and
Captain Jayne, with his crew. seven in
number. took to their boats and aban-
doned the wreck. The Carrie L. Tyler
was built at Northport. l.. l., in 1877, and
was OF 63S tors burden.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
Briefest Possible Mention Made of Many
Matters Of Interest

Rriefest Possible Mention Made of MANY
Matters of Interest.
Pickett buchanan Camp meets in it's
hall at o'clock this evening.
Mr.. John Laylor McNaIr has removed
his family to 13 Grigshy Place.
Capt. Il. H. Sykes, or harrisburg, N.
c.. is stopping with ]. S. Sykes, Jr.
Deputy Clerk Junius y. Coleman has
returned from weeks vacation spent
In MecklcnburG.
Mr.. S. II. Hines. formerly Of Norfolk.
but now OF Washington, is here on
business and will return tonight.
Mr.. d. Stormont has bought the infer
est of Mrs. Josephine Drink water in the
livery business at Virginia Beach.
The foundation is being laid for n
threc-story building to be erected on
Brewer street, near Washington, by Mr..
y. G. Ward.
Miss Matte w. Jones, of 2G2 Holt
street. has returned from a months so
journ at Raleigh, where she spent the
time pleasantly with friends and re-
latives.
Warrants have been issued for Con-
ductOr II. j. Farley and Engineer w. ].
Parrish, OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad. charged with blocking High
land and Bramb!eton avenues yesterday
morning for long time
The j. ID. Jones wrcckinE tug of tho
Merritt WreckinG company, went down
TO Cape Henry yesterday morning To
begin the work OF blowing up the
sunken schooner j. y. Lanscr,, hut found
the swell too heavy to work in and re-
turned to the city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
EXCURSION TO RICHMOND.

The Norfolk Social and Beneheial
Club gave their annual excursion yes
tcrday to Richmond. Just before their
departure the members met at their
rooms on Plume street where a speech
was delivered by President Pinn. The
Excelsior brass and reed band gave sew
eral selections and the club in n body,
headed by the band marched to the C. &
Q. depot. where they took their depart
ure for RichOnd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
Notice.

Owing TO the water famine now pre-
vailing the Water Commissioners of the
city of Norfolk will be obliged to re-
duce the pressure, commencing Septam-
bcr 2lst. at o'clock.
The pressure will he carried at the
pump house during the following hours
only: From z to 10 q. m, 12 M to 1 D. M.
and from $50 p. m. to 7:S0 p. M The
citizens are hereby notified so they
can make their arrangements In accord
ance. Every effort is now being made
to connect Lake Taylor and Lake
Joyce, but until this is completed the
above arrangement Is absolutely essen
tial.
(SigneO JAMES RIDDLE, "A
se21-tf superintendent.
Newest Discovery-Ext Teeth no
pain. n, Z. D, Rooms, Ennis, i 162, ,NIain.,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
PIRATES BEST COLTS.

Pittsburg, September FIT was Chi
cago's game up to the seventh Inning,
after which the Pirates found the ball
and batted In the winning runs. Attend
ance l,3OO. Score: R.H. e.
Pittsburg -. 10 0 0 o 0 0 2 ks 13 1
Chicago ....1 2 0 l 0 0 0 Q-i 3
Batteries = Hawley and Merritt;
Thornton nd Kittredge. Umpire-Ic-
Donald. Timc-1:50
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
SENATOR'S DO GIANTS.

New York, September 27.-Ba SEES on
balls by MeelsIn. and errors behind him
were responsible for the Senators rlns
Mercer pitched n good game. and the
Giants were able TO hit him effectively
in only one inning. Attendance ! ,0OO
Score: RI. T..
New York =. 30 0 0 0 3 O--3 7 4
Washington :. 20 s 0 0 0 s 0 0--6 : .
Batteric5-AIeekin and Warner: Me-
Ger and Mcclure. Umpi:e-Lynch.
Timc--1 :55.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
GAMn LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL,

'''''rF1 r1.fN VTNNo1S'oI II = IIUNlNII.
Richmond, Va. Sept. 27.-Judgc
Holmes. of the Mecklcnhurg County
Court to-day decided that the game law.
enacted at the last session of the Leg
islature. Is unconstitutional. The test
case was brought up on a question of
killing Of partridges.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
Bucklen's Arnina sa,ye

The BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped
Hands, Chiilblains. Corns. and all Skin
Eruptions. and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. Ii Is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. FOR
SALE BY BurrOw. Martin e Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
IS.1I.N
st. Louis

st. Louis =. . 20 0o3 0.x-5 o
Cincinnati :. 20 0 0 0 4 Q o o. ~ 8 9
Batteries-Donohue and Douglass;
Breitenstein and Schriver. Umpire
Pears. Time-t:5O.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
Boston Wins the Rubber In the Crucial
Series and Is Ahead In the Series.
BOSTON BATTERS' TERRIFIC onSLOUGH1
More Than a6ooO People Witnessed
tho Great Contest lIofrer. Name.
"nd.C"rbett Went Down Like Ripe
Grain I'm n Hurricnne-The Root.
eTs Cheor the victorIous Bosions.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Boston, 10; Baltimore, 10.
Washington, G; New York, 8. :
Pittsburg, 5; Chicago, 4.
st. Louis, 5; Cincinnati, 4.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
MATS FUMIGATED

Washington, D. c.. Sept. 27.-Postmas-
ter General Gary to-day authorized the
announcement that all malls leaving
New Orleans in any direction. are
thoroughly fumigated under directions
prepared by Surgeon General Wyman,
Of THE Marine Hospital Service and is
sued by the Second Assistant Postmas-
tea General. There is no danger he
added. OF yellow fever's transmission
through Ehe New Orleans mails.
Just opened, 4 beautiful piece of full
dress worsted. Dress suit buyers will
be Interested.
RUDOLPIII & WALLACE,
333 Main street.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25
REAL ESTATE FORSALE.

hlsHty acres one mile North East Of town acits ih cultlVatIon good house barn aud on , oul,,l.ngs good orchard well of water good ianl st1 utIe Tor terms apply at this Ofice, "">
 " 'o9 'atln ol 3'a acres for sale cheaD. F. acres Tn cultivation, all good bottom Iand toof o"einng, large barn and other other out bnilT IFS ies ms farm is on the Berryvine and Bi,~ .ine1on road miles east of BeTryvilIe For fur tner particulars call on this office VI i'i
 1 UotToHl arm i.i !,,e t,sq.rn,ai,o,r ;, s"uti On ''r th Forest 540 acres in tracf. ; eonG sersI -as ,n GGaitysti9a under good fence C. "uaia I"Ut. M ',ce aud out bull ings two tene @ nna eprings. SitnateA on twc leading ecu roaeS, i! oae mile from school hoage, church, T, P,sY 2. "'''cr. !r other words three good ho, "oiie Hood bargain. all at this office.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

'%ae 'e lc..ea l.v4r tro,tlys -lys'ns .e- s-.. d. 4l3esJisH.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

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 ssn ae4 4I ss,4
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

tEE s-EyE sEE
 ,Ai5ES zl. J -..- il 4 alli.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25
FRISCO LINE.
ST. L0CIs < SAN FRANCISCO R. R.

The ,opuIar through car route from Selig. maa, Mia a6t! to all poi Is io N sshHrt, arta,sas. kan sas Nki atotna Indian frfrstoer ievQs, CoIored0 WyopliUg, t'tah. New and 0!d NeNico, Arizora. ldaho, Monta na, Neyada, California, WashiaFtoH and ore g0.
 The Frisco Line Is also the mos direct rontt to St Lou s'l Il poifsts e5,-e. Elegant pul- n,a4 PA!se sltep.rf c.ieit grhair cars (snat4 fr' } d coar"ps O. all thr0ll.sr traios.
 Fac i'm" tables 11ps ~atvs ant ra1l partie. u,ara. a.stcass nearest aEstt F~isoe fine. 5. ToaEuI1 n Nf@IfAt'f
 Cell '.s4agtT tzrnl Paes Act
 t-nn'S, ht.'. S- !.oI;s. Mo
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25
sfzH-- D-sE
CT f.Rh's OTtUE

N"t.cc is nereby Tiver that the follow t4s1a.y tenn 'o.,i oi s3e l;arrail frohatr <. .oi 70 ss1 .erl District, tsoir ,coqnt np7, :. II vas cr02 hr tie s,rt thtf he sn.,e . .i,ae ' and aG"erli~.-d r s..n'i1nstian q. ,,s;rt, ''l .he ''at tesp !. sasi cont, ls07 as' f ait',er "X sJ' Il H L. Taa- -tt' -@ f;a' .uol ..,,ui, 3,l.rn,t
 '' ero'n4 tlag, C, ,t0rs to :.t.d 2at are I ,ieS. to Gln h. saIne :,
 .n rbr.1 t.1 nd C. ., gne oct . h. iiv. i B
 7 Pratate Clp-s
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25
-: DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS.
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STATE OFFICERS. l. secretary or State A. C. 1i Huli. Auditor G. B. Mills. Treasurer Ransom GulleY. State Land Commissioner J. F. Ritchie Supt. Pub. Instruction JGnius Jordon. ChIefJustice supreme Court <: R; Cockrill. Com. Agriculture W. G. Vinchenhcller.
 w. Hemingway
 Associate Justices : $ P Hnghe's. IutShe'
 NJ. H. andles. UNITED STATES SENATORS. ynmes H. Berry Bentonvlle e James k. Jones Washington
 JUDICIAL J 1ase sr5s Attorney ! S'MeRn@iei. \, 1;i,,dei
 LEGISLATURE. ; tteoresentative F, Q, Butt I5@ Legislature meets hiennially on second
 COUNTY OFFICERS. C9gg4ty Cgqty7.ft Jqdss a:I. ;,s; i, Naples. Cou lty Clerk j. P Fancher SheriT 4 r MapIas Treasurer L. l.. Nick ennon. i 5SeSSO C. K trabaugh Surveyor Jas Rnnch s- Tax collecting closes April 10. 57 tss AssIncnts of real estate biennialiy and personal property annually.
 COURTS. CircuitcoHrt convenss ist Mondays In Feb and S Aug in Western District, and ,,rj Mondays a Feb and Alg in Eastern District }uaty oHFt lst Mondays in Jan, April Joiy aHd 0cs.
 PToData Court--Esstera n. 3rd Monday in ] an April, July and t. Western D 4th Mondaya In Jan. April, July and Oct.
 TOW MSHIP.
 gH'ticss of the Peace. L. l. Leather ury <i and F. R. Graham. C.. able Jen Har6ert
 LODGFS.
 GREEN FouHsr I.oDGE Ao 4o4 & A. NJ. i"ets oa Frid ty olnr beere the full noon of each month, also on Friday two weeks thereafter q M WALLACE W Nj ". A. Burr, sec'y
 CHURGH SERVICES. Sf E, CHtgoH SoyrN-Servicas every second A.A' and fourth sunday il o'coek a also night; Prayer meeting Thursday ntsht Every DodE invited D. Ross, Pastor M l. C1u~3h Services st sunday and Sat AAs urda1 night before, Il d in also Sunday niSAF FrANer tneetus every Tues lay night fyerYs"dv cordially invited. ' O. Coleman r poat OhIce- sunday hours' : to9 a III, c. M. WALLACE P. M
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25
Additional Locals.

WHhS billioue or costive, eat a Cascarcf. candy eathartic, cuza guaranteed, I0c, 25c.
 While in Betryville if you want good meal or your team well cared for stop at the Southern Hotel.
 Ityou want auy Fire Insurance, talk with 4, J Rossot He rep resents one ot tho very best compn nies in the world
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25

CeEEN ForHsr I,oDGE A1 4o4 F & A. M i"ets oA Frid ty o1nr befere the full moon Of each month, also on Friday two weeks thereafter q M WALLACE ". Nj
 ". A. Burr, sec'v
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-11-25
.s- Danger Comes

In cases of typhoid fever, t,iphtheria end other wasting diseases, "aen t.r patient has been f2laee Ii hssA, ta S. enstl4, and begins the l. lsaas.' v,. co hea .Ol, Here Hoed's sarsa- pam anQs ; H'ase It en,iehes the blooa S42t. 'seni t5.A aerYa5. gives tone to tnc d. ge,s!. $ -.' a,a Dn.al ,p the whole ,em.
 E$ $a%n's s 5- are tna 4..t after-,ii4ner pills, assk, '..,e tl0t. rs.ie ,e'staeae. 2ve. box
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
Soma-

Die oTinoi9teit" Der XsStrabs
Ien.-1On "a Sabre aus9ebaltenen
S6mersen piro in &iir3e wObI Serr
Gbas. Or. @itti9, Elm angeisbener
beuti6er Stirger Saoenports MT
Sulfe Der ROentgensS trablen erlolt
weroen. Serr @itti9 oiente wdbrsno
bes Srie9es i'm 81. Sllinoiler He9In1eut
unter Sol. JriB Seder uno puros am
2. Mai 1868, benz erten Gage Der
S6la4t bel GbancelUrspile, bon
einem G~sor9ia'er SdiiBen in oas 6uB=
9elent 9ei6oiien uno tampfunfdbi9 9s=
ma6t. 2onge 3eit brahte er i'm Jelo=
Ia3aretbe 81 uno wuroe Operlrt, aber
ben Sip Der Sugel tOnnte man nIht
feItiteQen. Sine Speite, Elm Sabr ipas
ter pOr9enommene SperatiOn mar ebell=
falls eriolalos. Seitber bat Serr gSIt=
tia Don 3eit gu 3eit iurhtbare Sdmer=
scu in Dem SUB 9elitten lrno bic De-
lebrten poren ii6 i6liebli6 nldt mebr
einig, Db bic Sdmerjen BON Der Su9el
poer Rbeum0tismus f0men. WFlt
Siilfe Der &oent9en=S trablen 1T ibner
ieBt aber 8ewiBbeit 9eDOroen. Sic
SugeI wiro entfernt weroen uno Ssrr
gBittig audi bel Der &e9ierun9 I'm bic
pOblpsrbisute YeuiiOn eintOmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
NeW ScrieD.

Ser 8ummi : Sruit blibt. Ictios
nGre Der .NOrtb 9lmerican &ubber
60" uno Der n2ibertD &ubber 60"
bon Setautet, 8. s., bielten nelli6 in
Swsriep Gitp cine Seriammluna ab uno
peridmOl3en beioe 8eicQi6aiten. Die
rlelle 8eieli9aft piro als rGmpire
State &ubber &c." inter ben @eieBen
oes StaOtes Stem SerieD incorpprirt
uno pom Summit ruit ssleitet tperoen;
Tie piro bic S1uloen Der alien 8elell=
i6aften beSablen uno nit einem &api=
tai BON $500, 000 8ei6dite in ar0be'
rem MaBitabe beginner. Die vNortb
9lmerican &ubber &c." mar friiber i'm
SruIt, bat Oenielben aber ebenio wie
bic .2ibertp &uber &c." in LETTER 3eit
betdmpft. Sn ben beioen Sabriten in
Setautet wcrosn 1000 Irbeiter ge=
i9aftisun9 erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
S6nets.

= Die unoantbare 8emIe.-Won
l1relbt aus Dem Salstammer9ut: Se=
oenIals in Sol9e Der in Den 9llpeu
berrihenoen Sibe nabm ppr Elm paar
Sa9en cine @emie i'm 8olfsanaiee Elm
Dab, 9erietb bierbei aber su melt in
ben See blnaus, Wurbe aans eri60pit
uno iudte mad Srdften nod bas linte
Seeufer Su errei6eu. Die 9reiten-
bauersI Obne, peter unb Soiepb S6ol=
moler BON &ieo, Sesirt Ct. 8ilaen,
bemertten uniueit ibrer Sbifbittte i'm
See Die 8emie, bra6ten iie ans 2ano,
hlelten tie, oa iie ii6 nidt mebr be-
lpe9te, tiir toot. tru9en iie nab Sauie.
le9ten lie in Die Wpbnitube unb i6id=
ten Iib an. CUR 8utsberri6aft ct.
Wolf9ang 81 9eben, I'M bort bic an-
aei9e liber ben Suno su MAIDEN. Mitts
lerwelle oernabm mar aus Der @O6n=
tube Elm 8etlirr rno als man Nab-
ibdu belt, mar bic 8smie 9eraoe i'm
SesrlIte. ein 5ipeites 6enitsr su ser.
trlimmern.
SO6it eri9roten iiber oas pI6bli6e
Gebenoiatperoen Der tooten @em{e lief
bic yreitenbduerin in bic Na6bari6ait
gum 8~utsbeliBer Serrn Safer auf
Srauenltein, erSdblte inn ben 8orful
uno eriudte ibn. oa ii9 Niemanb mebr
IN Die Stube setraue, um Siilfe. Serr
Safer be9ab ii6 nit ieiuem Gne6te
Martin gum Saueru9ebDfte, uno un=
terwe9s f6iOb ii6 ibm Serr Or. 8i=
daro Sitter bon ct. WOlf9ane an.
Oils bic Serren beim Sreitenbauer bic
Stlbentbiir Offneten, itano bic 8emie
aut Dem Siihe. neben ibr Elm GROCER,
nit Waiier 9efiilter Sru9.
Die Ginorinslin9e fbarf in's auee
falieno, madte bic 8emie einen Sob
uno oas FINITE uno Iebte Seniter mar
audi Sertriimmert. Wit Nufbietun9
aller &rafte 9elan9 es enoli6 ben Sc
.nannten, bic 8emie in Der Stube ein=
sufan9en uno 9efabrlos gu MAIDEN.
Sic puroe oann Dor oas @ebOfte ge.
bra6t. auf cine Wieie ssle9t uno loss
Qebunoen. pOrauf lie in mdbti9en
SdBen benz 6alteutein aueilts. Die
SreitenbGuerin aber iammert UNI ibre
ssrtriimmerten Seniter uno frdst, mel
nun pobl ben Sdaoen tra9eu wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
.Gs ,puroe ibrt aufaclauert.

- Serr SObn SacOb 8raf in SamiI'
ton, Ohio, ersdblte fOlgenoe GpilDoe,
bic wobl einSis in ibrer Dirt oaiteben
biirits: rSsosrmaun in Samilton tennt
uno lobt ben 6orni's Wa9enitdrter
uno Seoermann mill wa5rsno Der Som=
merseit oapon babeu. So es paIlierte
mir laear zines a6enos oab i'd, als i6
nit einem Giltden Wa9enitGrter BON
benz Sabnbof lam, fDrmlid BON ben
5rausn iiberfalen wuroe, 10 oab i6 feline
Slaide mebr iibris bate als i4 nab
Sauis tam." - SOrni's Wa9enltdrter
lit bel allen ipeSlellen 2Otala9enten gu
babsn, pel6e ben Glpentrduter Slutbes
Ieber pertaufen. SIT er uiht an Srt
81 finoen 10 ri6te man lid an ben el=
~aentbiimer uno Tabritanten Sr. Yeter
6abrneD, @bica9o, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
YenniDlpania.

- Sic Mit0lieber Der gittsourger
S6wei,er GOlOnie uno ears defenders
bic Wit0lieoer Deg .S6weiser Surn=
pereins" BON Pittsburs iino bo6e,ireut
iiber bic per &abelaramm erbaltene
Na6ri6t, oaB bic bonn oortieen Sbwei.
ger Surnpereiu CUR 9etbeilisuns am
eio9euOiii6en BURNETT na6 S9an=
bauien 9eianbte &iese i'm Settions=
g8etturnen ben 2DbsertranS errunsen
bat. Sic frpbe Na6riht bat bic gauge
Sdmeiser bon Pittsbur9 uno
Ille0benp nit StOl3 erfiilt uno es
weroen lOfOrt 8ortebrunaen aetrofen
weroen, I'M ben Surnern bel ibrer
&iidtebr eineu 9ldnenosn Gmpfana au
bereiten. Sei benz leBtbin in Srootlpn
a~baebalteneu Sdipeiser=9 lmeritaniihsn
Surnfeit batten bic Pittsburger Sdwei=
ger Surner mebrere namb0fte Brciie
errun9en, uno wGbreno man boIite,
oaB lis arb in S9ahbauien iid auss
seihnen piiroen, bat bic Grtbeilun9
zines 2orteertranSes, zines Der bDditen
Yreiie auf benz eio9enOliiidsn lurn-
isfte. an benz iih 0e9en 5000 Surner
betbeili9ten, bic g%rwartunsen nod
iibertrOhen. g.
- Ser frii6ere Staotclert bon Gbe-
iter, Sames y. Campbell, fam tirsli9
in SOl9e zines eisentbumli6en uuiales
inns 2eben. Gr ftauo nit elmer 8e=
ieli6aft ON S6insoOf. wslde einer
Y0iiagiersampfer bon 98ilmiu9ton,
Sel.. erpartete. Sin Shleppoampier,
welher nit einem Eau al einem
BiOiten beielti9t iuar. ling al ii6 sl
bepe9en, nobel oas Sau iber ben
Yfoitsn 9litt uno Campbell unter benz
Sinn srfabte, porauf ii6 baiielbe I'M
ieinen Sals i6lausslts. i'm 10 Sub
aufbob uno oanu auf ben Safenoamnl
i6leuberte. Seiu Genid mar gebro6eu
uro als Die eritaunten 3uidausr inn
CUR Siilfe ellen MOLTEN, mar er i9Ou
cine 2ei6e.