davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
Saar, Iuisl, GifeI uno 6unsri6.

gineu eigentbimli9en ,S9ers"
~leiltete ii9 am s. Npril oieies Sabres
Der pumpsnmadsr Sartb in @aden.
Ger srf "a Sabre alte iunse Wann
eridien ndmli9 auf benz Stanoesamt
oaielbt uno CAB an. er isi am 4bsno
oes z. april 9eltorbsn. Sie bierbei
aufseuommeue Sterbeurfunoe inter.
,eidnete er nit benz Namen ieines
Sbwasers, unb 70 bate err oeun, mas
er 9epOlt; Die Sldtter psr6fentlihten
nod am ielben Ibeno, Der pumpen.
NADER peter .gartb lei geItprben.
Sslbiberitinoli6 Tam Der pabre Sa1.
perbalt alsbalo ans Saessli9t, uno
10 bate ii6 oenu gartb isBt rpesen
ieiner unbesreifiden Sanolunsspsiie
Dor Der Straftammer gu perantnorten.
gu isiuer Ge4tfertisuns bradte Sartb
Dor, err babe feline SOoesanselge auf
benz Stanoesamt in angetrunienem
3ultanoe nur .iderSesbalber" eriiattst.
sinen anoersn 3wet als sineu Sder3
babe er babel nidt eebabt. Der 8e-
rihtsbof fano bic Sbatiabe, oaB See
mano beim Stanoesamt ieinen ei9enen
Cob anmeloet. suar b06lt cri0inel.
aber audi itraiwiiroig. wesbalb Yartb
pe9en intslettueller lIrtunosnfdlibung
gu orei @u4en gefansniB usrurtbsilt
ipuroe.
G6nen. gm Is. Sum- fano man
bier einen &%aoiabrer, pel6er bon
Saarbur9 9etOmmen mar, b~slpuBtios
on Der Cambridge lieaen. Surb einsn
un9liidlihen Sturs bate sr lid 5dpere
SerleBun9en am Sopfe susssoasn.
Sn elmer SrDibte puroe sr na1 Soar.
bpra 3uriid9ebradt.
aus Der gifsl. lin bic aroBs
Men9e bon Ssioel.. Gro- uno Sim.
beeren 81 pernertben. Die in ben bic.
li9en Waloeru wadlen, bic aber isbt
gum srOBten Sbeile nod nuBlos Der.
%iaulen, bat lib cine 8enonsnihaft
aesriinost, bic ben 9erianot iiber-
nimmt. Sm @eltsrmulo bat Die crit
1896 N~e9riinoete 8eisaidaft i'm srItsu
8eibditsiabre az Die Yesreniammlsr
ibsr 100, 900 Wart ausSssablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

allein mab9ebenb lei fir 9lles, mas er
tbut Ooer unterldbt. Ser meni6libe
G~iaenrile iolgt aber teinem iittli6sn
MaBltabe. Ionoern Der Selbltiu6t uno
Der Geioeni6oit, Die in aler Weni6en
SerSen wobnt. Splali9 1T Die unab-
bGnoiee MoraI, bic aut 8ptt uno 9Ott.
lide 8eIebe feline &iidli6t nimmt, re6t
ei0entlib Die 9eu9nung unb 3erifDruna
aler Sittlihteit. Senn Die Sittli9s
teit beltsbt ia 9eraoe BARN, bdB benz
Gi9enwiQsn. Der Selbitiubt unb ben
meni6liben Seioenidoften cine
Sdrante, Elm Damn 9eiebt miro, iiber
pelde er ni1t biuaus oarf. SieIe
Sdrunte lam nur 8Ott ibm ieBen.
gGer iomit bic u%nabbdnsige Woral pros
claldirt, Der i9art teine Woral, ions
bern 3erltOrt oieielbe.
Wie man cine natiirlihe uno iibers
natiirlihe Eeliaion unteriheioen fann,
10 tann man au6 bon einem natiirli=
den unb decentralization ooer reli9i0=
len Sitten9eIebe reoen. Sie antireli=
giDisn 8arteien, nelbe ben Sooen oes
G~briitcntbums perlaiien baben, biloen
fib nun irrtbimlider @eiie elm, es lei
mD9lih. bic natiirlihe Sittlidfeit gu
benabren, uahosm man Der iiberna.
tiirliden ben &iiden aetebrt. Sn bie-
fem Wabne iuden lie in Srantrei6 uno
III Seutihlano our9 Gntfernung Der
Yrielter aus ben S6ulen uno our6
Ginfibrun9 Der Snientatshismen 'hon
IN ben Sinoerberjen Der unabbdn9i9en
Woral gin9ang 81 per'6anen. Sle-
ielben 0eriu6e tperoen auh bel uns III
Elmerita gema9t.
Nrn aber 1T aud oas natiirli6e SITE
ten9eieb ein ei9entlihes, bonn S6Ops
fer allen Menihen in's Sers gei6riebe.
mes 8sieB, alio Elm 9 Dttli9es u &c
3, oas mitbin pOm 9Dttliden Wilen
feline Derpfli6tsuoe Strait belibt. Die.
ies natiirliAe Sitten9eieB 1T meientli6
bel allen Weni6en oas gleibe. Sic
fiblen ii1 in ibrem 8epilien unbeoinQt
ba3u perpfli6tet, uno spar bon
elmer bObsr itebenoen Wa6t. welde nlr
bic 96ttlide Wa6t ieiu lam. Nlio 1T
au9 Die natiirli6e Moral ni6t unab=
bdn9ig bon 8ott. g8er @ott leu9net
pber i9norirt, fanu alio peoer natiir.
lite nod iibernatirli1e MOral beans
fpruden.
Nihts ipri9t beutli6er fir ben a6tt=
li9eu uriprung Der Sitten9ebote ais
bic Griheinun9 oes 9ewiens.
Saben mir oieie 8ebote treu erfiilt, 10
aibt bas @epiIien uns iiiBen SrOit.
Wir bernebmsn alsoann in unierem
8epiiien bic Stimme elmer b6beren
Waht, bic uns lobt. Saben mir absr
uniere PfIidt perlebt. 10 reat ii4 oas
bDie. itrafenoe 8ewifsn. SisIe Stimme
bss 8spiiens mag momentum betdubt
nno sei6eu6t tperoen, o%oQftdnoig er.
Itift tam lie nibt weroen.
Der u%nabbdneiaen Woral feblt sdnS-
lid oas blnsei6euoe M otip CUR gr.
fiilun9 oss Sitten9sIeBss. Sic felt
teine 9ebiibrenoe Selohnun9 oes 8uten
nuo tsine 9~ebiibrenoe gsitrafuns beg
SOien in ausii6t, mslde fart 9enu9
ipdre. uns unter allen %umitdnoen our
Sefol9un9 oes Sitten9eieBes 81 be-
ftimmen. Sas bloBe MtOtio Der yShOn=
belt Der Sll9eno" lit ntbt binreideno.
no es i6iuere Spfer foltet, ebenio nee
mig reiat oas gbr9efibl uno bic Surdt
Dor ben Staats9eieBen bin. Nur bic
&eli9ion allein bietet nit ibrer Gerbei=
bung zines emi9en &Obnes i'm Simmel
uuo ibrer Srobuns nit swi9er Straie
in Der SOle Elm binreidenoes WOtip
fir bic Sittlidteit. Sas benefit bin=
rei6eno bic tQ9libe grfabrun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

simmer am GlaOier liBen, tudbreno lire
Wlutter iih am WaidfaB abplaoen
mub. Stun 1T ia Mulit an unb fir
iih cine biibide Sabe, aber oas bette
Glaoier fir elm junses MdOdsn 1T Der
3ohOfen; tuenn es auf oieiem gut su
r'pielen" Oeritebt, 10 bat ss mebr Nu=
BEN oaoon, ais penn es bic i96nite
Sonate pom Slatte ipielt."
2eioer idsint Or. Barrier nit fold
~altfrdntiib" foliosn anidauunasn in
ameritanii6en Sdul=&reiien Siemli4
perein3elt oa3uiteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
6ro6her3oethum.
Ius Der bauptitaot.

auf Der &ofenaustellu
in frankfurt a. W. iino Der Sirma
Spupert uno Ncttins bon bier fol-
senoe Preiie susrtannt worosn: Gin
G%brenpreis, cine iilberne gersiusme-
battle, iOpie cine Sweite iilbsrne We-
battle uno fir abaei6nittene Stolen bic
bD6te gusseidnuna, cine filbsrDsrsol-
bette Wteoaile.
am II. SUM 1T bas Sals bes
Sru. Sr. laurent in Der 8rabenitrabe
Srn. S6War3 bon bier prOpiiorii6 fir
$50 Gr. sugei6lasen Worosn.
Sie Gr%obnlei6 nams=9 o.
tonnte trob offer Yorberei-
tun9en in Der Staot, pie pobl audi in
ben meiiten Pfarrsieu bes Sanoes,
ipe0en oes re9neriidsn Wetters nitt
9eben. Sn Der &atbeorale gins bic
ProSelIton naa benz So9amt i'm Sn-
nern Der Stride.
Sobn Grim Der 3peite.
2eBtbin bat feline liebe Srau gmmp
unierm Nationalbertules Sobn 8riiu
einen prdhtiaen. itrammen Stammbal-
ter 9ci6entt; Der tleine Yra6tterl pie9t
ieins pple Is Yfuno uno bat ale 4n=
la9en 81 einem Sobu 8riiu Ger. 2.
nerSanbsm n, Sr. @il-
belm Gapus. bat fir iein SOridun9s-
inert A travers la Bosnie ct PHer-
zegovine einsn She'll oes 4reiies bon
Sobrier=@ rnouo GOO 6r.) erbalten.
Sum oeut6 WiniiterreIioens
ten i'll uuirsr Staot 1T Der 2saations-
ratb Or. 8. 6raf Ssndsl, Sreiberr
bon Sonnersmart ernannt iuoroen.
Gr NOR bisber eritsr Setretdr Der oeut-
i6en Yotidaft in SonltantinOpsl.
Ole arOBen &ennen. bic
am Sonntag auf benz Yeloorom Der
Sila SOupi9np itattfanoen. wuroen
ourh oas abideulibs, naBtalte uro
mitunter ftiirmiIde &e9enwetter fart
bseintradtigt. SIM 8eunsn uln bic
Meiterihait oes 8rOBbersoetbums
Gurembura ains Sirbsimer aus StraB-
burg ais Grter our4s 3iel.
SIM g daufsni # er bss Srn.
Se9ers 1T cine 2anoidaft in 3oble
bonn 3ei9enlebrer Srn. Sbpes unb elm
in Del aemaltes G%inosrportrdt oes
3unfmalsrs Srn. Seiter ausssfeIt.
Ser biefise 8sianaosrsin 2urs
embur9er Sdngerbuno bat bon Der
friiheren 8eisaibaft Sraternite ibre
prahtpoae SABINE gum @sidsnt srbal-
ten. unter Der Yeoinaun9, oaB er bic.
len Hamen in 3utunit weiter fibre.
Gm Spnntao piro Der Yerein unter
Dem neuen Namen fsisrli9s Sabusn-
ipeibe balten.
Mi6meit @ie mir berneb.
men. mar Or. Nic. Siss bon Seblsn,
acciienbeamter gu 2urembura, Der
erite i'm gramsn fir ben 8rao als
@i6meiiter. uno 1T oemislbsn eeItsrn
ieine ernennuna als bib. aiamsiitsr
5%u9s9an9en.
Seiltunbs. 3ufolae benz .We.
mortal" beitBt unier Sano CUR 3eit: "a
@srSte, Sbirnr9en uno @%eburtibslisr,
2 @er5te uno @birurasn, l @r3t, 4
3abnarste, 40 a~potbetsr; oapOn be.
iiBen "a cine Ipotbeie uuo Is teine
4potbete. Gerner Fl 5bisrdr,te, uno
222 Sebammen. Bon Yslsisrn biir.
len in ben lur. 8ren,oOrisrn prattisi.
rem: 9 4erste. 2 Sbierdrsts, Is Ssbams
men. Bon SransOisn oiirfen in ben
lur, 8rsnsOrtidaiten prattisiren: 8
| aerste, A Sbierarate, 10 Ssbammsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
Sm mebreren faith. SIdttern

mar tiirSli6 gu leien. Wisr. S'Gpn=
nell, Der als nliberaler" &dutei6mieo
.ae9an9ene" friibere &ector oes @me-
ritaniihen Goless in &om, isi in oiele
feline fribere Stele misoer ein9eiebt
iuOroen. Die Melouns 1T burbaus
nnbe9riinoet uno usroantt ibrs gntite.
buna leoi9liA benz u~mftanoe. bab Der
ieitberiae &ector oes gen. GOllsgs. be-
tanntlih Elm Namenspetter oss friibs-
rcn - oaber oas0tiBoeriidnonib ir9sno
zines leihtiertigen 9orreippnoentsn =
tiirSlih gum pGpftli6en pdrlaten nit
benz WOnli9nore.S itel srnannt puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
Sn4em6urgi(6es.
ARBE Il.

A IL Is T. y L.
Arbecht dass ct kracht,
Arbecht emmerzo,
Wan der d'Arbecht schmacht,
Dan as dein Herr a Ro.
Net jidder Mensch huot Renten,
A krit wat HE begiert:
Gesondhet al Talenten,
De sin och eppes wiert.
Arbecht etc.
Vans do dGch huos re streiden
Gent Suorge, Kreiz a Led,
Dan denk, t get file Leiden
Grad we ct dir erget.
Arbecht etc.
Welt d'Ongleck dech erdrecken,
A ives do bal Ike Rot,
Da muss de d'Stir net becken,
DE Schwachen de ferzot.
Arbecht etc.
D'schen Hoffnonk huot heiniden
SchO muonchen irrgelet;
Dat sicherst as de Friden,
Den d'Arbecht dir beret. ,
Arbecht etc.
&c durech dwell net neipen,
DE Wurem nemme kreicht,
Sech op sech solver steipen,
Das wat de Menner gleicht.
Arbecht etc.
Schreif do DIES golde Leer,
DOhem der bel den Herd:
Denk albeit un deng Fer,
81 as del gresste Wiert.
Arbecht etc.
Kuck de neischt man, 81 trellen
A schlefen sech do'rem;
81 hun oft wat Sc wellen,
Ma d'Zeit de brengt Sc EN-.
Arbecht etc.
Sich do och allenennen:
Deng Arbecht as e Friend,
Den Diet der d'Stonne rennen,
Ken den ct besser kent.
Arbecht etc.
Huos do op richie Ween
Deng Deg dan higelet,
Kanns do dech schlofe leen:
Keng Bang fir d'Ewegket!
Arbecht etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
0ermIniti8e SDeen

iiber bic grsiebun9 Der s II.
gen b. in%sbeionoere aub Der Mdoden,
wie man ibnen in ameriianiI6en Srei.
len leioer nidt iebr oft be9esnst. snt-
widelte in elmer SiBuns oss ySsutid.
amsritanii6en Sebrsr.g unoss", Der
9lelhSelti9 nit Der meberpdbnrn ,N.
g. 81" in Milmaufe taats uno beilau.
Jig 9eIa9t, iolioers Nrbeit als iens Isis
itete, Sol. 3. W. Barter. sin bstann-
ter ameritaniider Sbulmann. ,gDir
braudsn &inoer" = 10 iiibrte er in
ieinem Vortra9e iiber .ioeale S9ulen"
aus = Doie ibrem Batter b.
rer Wutter 3u 5aus BATS s.
bsreit an bic Sano aeben.
IS Sibt Waoaea. bic i'm gmpianss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

%racteur; 81. Soiepb 6erp, alt rs g. S6ub.
NADER uno 6anbelsmauL Nliue Warid
Uteper, alt 4 Wt.; 9ermanu S%ouiii9uiere,
alt 81 9. GomrilTomI0r %. Sobanu Gut
lettl, alt 40 &. Wtiuirer, ebeloS "a. Sofob
Rlbat: Sorel, alt 30 Sabre Otirirer, ebelos,
Vtar9arstba Strebler, alt 20 &a9e, Satbas
rtta Steiumes, aft 12 8a9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
Sipilf tanb Der 8emetuo
Wertert.
Sassu unb 9~sscnosn.
(Nus benz Sur. Qanba.D


Sas Sdautsnmdnden Bel
Subroo. - Sn Der ,S1anten-
CREDIT" nab am @ege Der nab 8eim.
berg fuhrt, 1T oas Sbantenmdnnhen,
oas idon oft ben nd6tliasu Wanoersr
9~edn9iiist bat. - Sieies mar Elm
SIesr, uno fir ben unfus, ben er be-
ionoers an ben Sonniaeen setrieben
bat, puros er in bic vS1antsnorett"
usrsaubert. Wabrsno Der Hadt tonnte
man oft wsitbin oas Sslsn Der Sunoe
uno oas Sallob9ei6rei Der Sd9er Der.
nebmen. - guh pa9te iih nienlano
germ wabrsno Der Nabt al Der Sdan-
tsnsreht porbei, neil Der ieltiams
Sd9er ourb allerlei Sbaberuaf ben
@unoerer dniti9te uno ibn bonn re9tsn
Wese abbrahte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

Der .8eiterws9" su Size
benbrunnen bel Sur elm b II q.
= Sints an Der SanoitraBe. welde bon
Siebenbrunnen nab Wiiblenbad iiibrt,
erltrsdt lid cine LANCE uno brsits
Sblu6t. Sier wOlsn aber9lGubiids
Seute 9eSen Wtitternabt sinsn rother
&elter auf feuriasm 8olie asisbsu
babsn. mie er inter 6liihen uno Ser.
wiinihun9en in Der Sdluht auf une
nisosr iprsnsts. Gaber Der Iausu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

Sas 3enuermdnnden in
Y bner. - CUR 3eit. no bic Sdif.
fabrt nod an Der Woiel bliibte, tuuroe
Der Weln bon ben Sbr0terburiten ms
SOM 9eldroten uno 70 itromabpGrts
befOroert.
@ines abenos, es mar idon rsdt
ipdt, mar cine Sausfrau eben beIddf.
tl9t, ben 5uriiftebrenben Burden am
bdllsliden Serb Waffeln ber3uri6ten,
als ploBll9 cine tleine uno iinltere &c.
holt herelntam uno, obne ben aetpobn.
ten GRUB Su %entbisten, iih ant iSeuer
beauem madte. Die 6rau, tuelhe
lp0bnte, nit ir9eno einem oboaalpien
Wanoerer Sl tbuu gu 9aben, leate benz
Sremollr9 cine friid eebatene Wafel
III ben SdoOs uno luo Jpn Elm, Iid aiit.
lld gu tbun. Sieisr aber, na6oem er
lbr stnen mitleiospollen Bid ,llae-
tpanot, erbcb fid bon ieinem Sefel.
ldtittelte bic gersi9te 8abe au gooen
uno ging, ME er 9etommen, itiaidwei.
geno bon oannen. Nn Der S6ire aber
panote er ith ua6 Der eritaunten SSrau
5llrllf uno rief ibr in treiitenoem
Zone gu: ~6rauaen, mann ct Iuot ab,
oa r1aatt er Dir Sou", poua9 sr ben
Bergen su oeridnano.
@s mar oies bas fo9enannte Rem.
nerman1ben", oas resslmdBie, rpie
oas golt ersdblt. pdbreno Der Saiten.
uno aopents5eit feline Runbe ma9t uno
ben Wadenoen sebietet. Der Srt,
tuobln sr mad ieiner Wa6enoen Seier.
abeno 9ebietet. Der Srt. ruobin er
mad ieiner @anosridaft ii9 hinsiebt
uno iih tpobl mod berboreen balt,
trdSt leBt nod ben Namsn ,3snnsr".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

r&eiterpe9", Uelder nod bsute man.
dem peripateten @anOerer S6reden
einja9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

9erS puf m alien 9ibens
baue su id auoer Sauer.
- gs fam oft Dor, oaB 81 SID al Der
Sauer i'm alien g~iBenbauie. man cine
Shlan9e auf benz Gii6enidrante lie.
seno poriano. SDbalo man bisIelbe
auf ben gOosn mari. mar iis peri6puu.
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

Sasfenrt9eW eib Bel Ser
oort. 3mei WGnner tamen emit
III Se9lettun9 elmer Srau in ounteler
Na9t itber Die Iogenannte ySui6t."
4ut elnlnal bemertte bic 6rau neben
Dem 8ege ein feurigsliibenoes @eibs.
bib unb oemielben ge9eniiber elm ebeu
10 9roBes I6parSes Pbantom, oas au9
cine @eibsaeitalt anaenommen. I'm.
9efdbr cine 8iertelItunoe bon Dem Srts
el'tTernt pa0te erlt Die 9edngitists 6rau
lDre ge9leiter iiber Die 9ebabte gridei.
nun9 aufSutldreu. 2ebtere batteu
leoO3 bon aQeoem ni6ts 9eie9en.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07

hve cents per copy. Orders should b,
ent in early in the week as indie atoms Al,
that the issue will be exhausted early.
A limited number of papers will be pu
on sale at N. c. Dodge's in Springfield
r. w. Hamlin's in Charlestown, C. c.
Davis's in Walpole, W. B. Glynn's in Sax.
tons River, and A. j. Ayers in Putney.
fartles in Bellows Falls desiring copies
should make early application either at the
l INES office or the newsstand of F. C.
Winnewisser. The price will be five cents
per copy.
On Friday morning the "T1MEs extra
Will ba issued, and will be on sale in Cbes-
ter on and after IA NJ. 1t will contain
al the latest muster news, the program for
Governors day, an annour cement of Pres
ldent McKipley's movements during the
day. No one can afford to be without one
or more copies of this issue.
Readers should bear in mind that this
issue Will IN no sense be duplicate OF the
daily papers; it will be as different as il
well can be. 1t will be prints d on supe
rlor quality of paper, and the illustrations
Will all be half-tones of superior quality.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
One Result of Hard Times.

The returns of the internal revenue
bureau for the last fiscal year show g
marked falling off in the per capita con.
sumption of alcoholic liquors in this
country, the receipts on account of tie
rectlfier's special tax alone Indicating q
sh'lnkage of s per cent. Nor was the de-
cline due to the competition of beer, for
the tax on beer stamps has fallen off ST.
29',|S, repr' 'nted 100000 fewer
barrels OF fermented liquor. Again, the
receipts from tobacco show that that there
has been decided falling off in the use of
cigars, but a considerable increase 10
smoking tobacco, cigarettes and snuff.
All this Is the direct and inevitable effect
OF hard times.-Rutland Herald.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
Vermont News.

The following Vermont postmasters have
been commissioned: William M. Sargent AZ
south Royalton, William W. Cole at West
burke, George A. Swallow at Brownsville
James A. Gilmore at Waterbury.
Vermont pensions granted o, iginal, Ho.
mer w. Ring of Essex Junction, Solomon
| Pippin of Burlington, John C. Winn of West
Halifax; increase, Henry Lapointe of Wheel.
ock, Henry Blodgett of Barre original wild
ows, etc Margaret Wilson of North Beuninp
| ton.
Fred Daniels of Montpelier, an eieht-year-
Old son of Frank Daniels, in attempting to
board moving train Thursday, fell beneath
the car; and his left leg was cut completely
in two between the knee and ankle and The
other leg had to be amputated
Mr.. Demorest of Rutland astonished Concv
Island people Sunday by burning money.
treating lavishv several suspicions. neonIe
ana lighting 40-cent cigars with S5 bills.
tie was authorized by the police to go home.
out refused and continued tearing bills. He
was arrested ard tired for intoxication. He
had $l95, three valuable rings and diamond
studded watch.
Jacob G. Hovey, prominent business man
OF st Jchnsbury died Thursday of Bright's
disease, aged 6S years. He was director in
the Citizens Savings bank and its fourth
president, Judge of Caledonia court for wears
and had been president of the agricultural
- ''N G'osf'Sl oio anu suCCCSSIul man.
tie was native of Waterford but had resid-
ed IN st. Johnshury 80 years and had been
town lister l6 years.
David w. Roberts of bennington met
death in his quarry short distance from
q q GGranville Tuesday forenoon. He opened |
the quarry some time since, and was at work |
there with his sons. derrick broke and |
one side of it in falling struck him and |
crushed IN his side and back, and he died |
from his injuries an hour later. Mr.. Roberts |
was native of Wales, and has been resi-
dent 90 OF Granville for about % years. He |
was 67 years of age and respected citizen.
wife, five sons and two daughters survive.
His death is the third which has occurred /
from accidents in the quarries within one
week in that immediate vicinity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
Muster Edition of THE TINES.

Next Wednesdays issue of the TIME.
will be devoted almost wholly to the annua
muster at Chester. 1t will be splendidly
illustrated with hslt-tone cuts of Presiden
and Mrs. McKir ley, Governor Grout and
stall, Gen. j. J..Estey and staff, the prin.
clpal officers of the Nationsl Gusrd
views and pubic bu;llings in Chester, etc
1t will be an issue in every way worthy Of
the occasion, and all in this vicinity will
want copy whether they attend muster
or not. 1t will contain sketches of unus-
ual interest to the people of Chester and
members of the National Guard.
The issue will be out Wednesday and
will be for sale in Chester and on the
camp ground by 4 p. NJ. 1t can be
obtained of newsboys or at the newsstand
OF A. n. Chandler. Orders sent to this
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
Rutland Girls Antics In New York.

Nine. Alicia Kerr, or Alice Kerripan wb,
claims to hail from West Rutland. does NO,
appear very green, if she did come from the
eIreen Mountain state and has s'dope mn
New York people in regular professional
style. There are scores of people who would
IKE TO know her whereabouts, but the city
marsna!s mars M and sherlffs can't seem to get any
trace OF her. She borrowed money right and
left on the ground that she was to he left J
legacy of $4,000 from her uncle, and named
prominent police captain, who she said She
was to marry. After it appeared that he al
ready had family, she said she was to marry
ex-Judge Burke, but neither of the men
knew her. She had some 40 dresses made by
well known dressmaker in the CITY ana
ended by becoming partner in the business.
took money from young girls to teach them
the business and has skipped with the dresses.
board BILL rent bill and all other bills She
could lay her hands on
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
CHESTER,

at Ludlow. 70 ""' 'o"'
town Tuesday. ~ ans was :"
on Main street. 1''O Ao''''
town Wednesday.
n frank a Adams and family were in Boston
the 11rst of the week.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
atwood, Tuesday, Aug.3.
MIS- Eva Williams of Orange, Mass, is a
guest at Judge Henry's.
MISS julie Greenleaf of Jack sonville, Florida,
guest OF Miss Susie Hadley.
senator Morrill, will be guest of James Pol
iard while in town next week.
Mss Mabel Barney of Springfield Mass. is
guest OF Mrs. Lund Barney.
~. y and Mrs. F. w. Childs and Miss Ruth
VI n,a'tieporo, are guests at Mrs. Fullertons s.
MISS Ellen Wheelock of Putnam Conn. is
SPenuing week with Mrs. Ernest Gibson.
NJ Mrs; Hugh Henry accompanied herbrother
1, Mr. Aipert Ordway, to Westmoreland Tues
a1l mLs' I. "A. Fullerton who has spent several
day. i'' u 'o'no "eohes-
a; N: Chandler will have full supn,v of
all the leading daily papers for sale on the
camp grounds next week.
Hon Hugh Henry and James E. Pollard
Wcns 70 burlington to attend the midsummer
meeting OF the Fish and Game League.
n0tel Fullerton iscrowded with guests and
lanuiofd howell is engaging many available
rooms outside for use next week.
me young man who SO cruelty lashed his
morse ON Main street Thursday morning, was
quickly called up by an officer of the Humane
society. lie has deserved it before and is
iiaoie hot TO get tff so easily another time.
1t is to be hoped that all of those who own
i" s.eet lamps Will be considerate enough to
have them burning tn ough the evenings of
muster week. There will certainly be less
wheels. an"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
PUTNEY.

Mrs. Ernest Marcy and daughters have
gone to Wilmington to visit relatives.
The Christian Endeavor society held a
lawn party on the Congregational grounds
Friday evening.
Miss Laura Sleeper returned Thursday
from months visit with her sister, Mrs +.
ii. Scott, of Athol, Mass.
One of the instructors OF the summer school
expresses surprise at the large locust trees
that adorn our village and says she nowhere
remembers to have seen such large ones.
e. J.iPlantier of Bellows Falls, who is
attending the summer school, is showing
some fine specimens of card writing and fur.
nlshing same to all who wish to purchase.
Hugh and Malcolm Crawford attended the
races at Rutland Thursday, returning by way
OF Bellows Falls and coming on their wheels
from that place.
Mrs. r. S. Marsh and son of Cambria,
Mich, who have been at Edwin Sandersons
the past month, left Wednesday for weeks
visit with Mrs. F. +. Smith of Dover, N. IL.