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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29

The politicians-particularly the
silver understandings to discuss
Mr.. Bryan and his future, says the
Washington Star. Will he remain
prominently in evidence on the
stump and lecture platform during
the next three years? And, if 80
what will the effect be on his for.
tunes in 1900?
The concensus Of opinion in silve,
circles 10 that Mr.. Bryan expects to
be and should be the candidate Of
his party again for the presidency
He is practically devoting his whole
time to the silver cause. He 10 in
easy circumstances financially. His
book is selling we'll, and his ad.
dresses, when his subject is silver
are remunerative. He is generous
with his earnings, giving to the
campaign funds of his party lib
eral share.
Next fall Mr.. Bryan will probably
appear in some of the state cam
paigns. The programme has not yet
been arranged. There may be some
difficulty about arranging it, for as
strong drawing card as Mr.. Bryan
is, there are certain localities where
his presence might work injury to
his party. He will likely 60 to Ken
lucky and help Mr.. Blackburn, but
his presence in Maryland, NewYork
or Ohio would stir up last years
fires, and that would mean Demo
cratic disaster. It is agreed that
Mr.. German will not try to carry
Maryland with shout for free sill
YER, nor could any Roadway be made
either in New York or Ohio by en-
ploying such tactics. Mr.. German
in Maryland, Mr.. Murphy in New
York and Mr.. Mclean in Ohio each
wants to make the home campaign
on the force of his own personality
But the introduction of Bryan into
the fight there would upset these
calculations, for wherever Mr.. Bry.
an is there will be free silver also
Some very interesting gossip re,
lates to a foreign tour which Mr.
Bryan is said to have mapped GU,
for himself. As the story goes, be
will visit Mexico next winter, and
later go to Europe and spend some
time there. This will enable him to
study and contrast the conditions
Of the people in silver standard
country and in the gold standard
countries, and to equip himself fol
a more thorough discussion of pub
lie questions in 1900 than he was
prepared to enter into last year
He is not travelled man, and it ie
said. feels that the work he has cut
out for himself calls for a thorough
investigation of all subjects, finan
cial and economic, as travel as vel
as books may empower.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29
Mixing Politics and Business.

Politics is a better thing for a
young man to have knowledge OF
than to actually experience. He
should know what politics means,
so that be can vote intelligently
and conscientiously. One thing is
certain: active participation in pol
itics and in business do not go to-
gether.-Edward w. Box in May
Ladies' Home Journal.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29

TO e. A. Tush, his heirs and sssivr..
You are hereby notified that hs.
pended the sum of two hundred toon re ei'
lars In labor and Improvements mon oy u s
Good Enough
lode mining claim, situated shou, IT,.
quarters of mile northeast of tbs Wn' S'
ington mine, in Washington Basin Ea.
Fork mining district, Custer county T "a
no, in order to hold said premises nr IVA.
the provisions of section 23g4 Revue; usi
Statutes of the United States bsins Nl
amount required to hold the same r., ~, ,Is
years ending December 81, 1895 and is s1s
that your proportion OF the same il a.
being one-fourth; and if within ninety a. svV.
from the service of this notice Ior vi,I;a
ninety days after this notice by pnhna
ton }, you fail or refuse to cuntribnte r"n.
proportion of such expenditure as : oo
owner, including legal costs of this nrhl
cstion, your interest in said claim viii La
come the property Of the subscriber md,
the provisions of said section 2324.
DAVID FAYLE
ketchnm, Idaho, Jan. |. 1887.
First publication, Jan. =. 1897
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29
Notice Of Forfeiture,

To A. B. RUGGLEs, his heirs and legal rep.
resentatiyes:
You are hereby notified that have e1.
pended one bundled 1907 dollars i'll labor
and improvements upon the
IDAHO
lode mining claim, situated on Boyle
mountain, in Warm Springs Creek mining
district, Blaine county, State of Idaho in
order to hold said premises under the pro.
visions OF Section 2324 Revised Statutes Of
the United States. being the amount re.
quired to hold the same for the year ending
december 81. 1885, that your proportion Of
the same is Sl666ss. being one-sixth; and
If within ninety (s0) days from the service
of this notice. or within ninety go days
after this notice of publication you iail or
refuse to contribute your proportion Of
such expenditure as co-owner, including
legal costs of this publication, your inter.
est in said claim will become the properly
OF the undersigned under the provisions
Of said section 1874
MILT. MOURNING.
ketchum Idaho March IL, 1896.
First publication, March IL, 1896.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29
Estate of WILLIAM HYNDMAN' l"

Estate of WILLIAM HYNDMAN'
ceased. ...-, o
Notice is hereby given, that letter, , =,
administration. with will annexed, on ~
estate Of William Hyndman, decss he
we're granted to the undersigned o n
10th day of November. 1896, by the rr0'-
Court of Blaine county. tea, .sid
All persons having claims asalhs.so me
estate are required to exhibit them ,,cuny,
at my store in Ketchum. Blame xo"i rst
Idaho, within ten months after tno .hau
publication of this notice, or they
be forever barred.
This 9Th day Of Oecembsr, 1 ms
s. B. WILh!A9s ~
Aciuoiniatxa4uy With the vii aSce3e0X
T1eG5e 81 WIiieo Hyhdmsn; dees
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29

French paupers are provided Tor
by the funds arising from . 10 per
cent tax on theater tickets. It is
estimated that this tax averages
100000 a year.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29

Ex-senator Dubois steers are
branded with the silver party's
motto, "16 to l." If McKinley's
highly protected wards don't keep
off the grass on that range the Du-
bois bovines will paw up the earth.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29

Only one marble statue of the
human figure with eyelashes is
known. 1t is one of the gems of
the Vatican, the Sleeping Ariadne,
and was found in 1903.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29
Notice of Forfeiture.

XVVtAC0 Vk y VEACxUOEcs
re Greenhow & Rumsey and T. W. Gillette,
their heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that / have ex-
pended the sum of two hundred 200 dol
lars in labor and Improvements upon the
Highland Mary
lode mining claim, situate in Bassett gulch,
about eight miles from Ketchum in Warm
Springs Greek mining district, Blaine coun-
ty, state of Idaho, as required by section
1924, Revised Statutes of the United States,
being the amount required to hold the same
for the years ending December 81, 1895 and
1885, that your proportion of the same is
as follows, to-wit: for the said Greenhow 4
Rumsey. SIS, being one-eighth; and for the
said T. w. Gillette. $25, being one-eighth !;
and if within ninety days from the service
of this notice, or within ninety days after
this notice by publication you fail or refuse
to contribute your proportion OF such ex-
penditure as co-owner, including costs OF
publication, your interests in said claim
will become the property of the under
signed under the provisions of said section
1924. JAMES A. SLOWER.
Ketchum, Idaho, Jan. 81. 1897.
First publication. Jan. 23. 1897.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29

Doar 1s1aece SPIT and o0eks year In Away.
TO quit tobacco easily and forever b mag
uetio. fun Of life. nerve and vigoF. take No-To-
Bac, the Wonder.w worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, Goo or u. Cure euaran.
ted Booklet and sample ttoa Address
oteTdng Remedy Co. Chicago q New Yuek
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29
The Anti-Gambling Law.

The clause in the new anti-gam-
bling law which forbids the playing
of games of chance doesn't bother
the ladies of Lewiston. They con-
tine to give their might've" and
progressive euchre parties the same
as of yore.
Go in, boys, and play freeze out,
solo and high five for the drinks
and cigars just as much as you
please. The Attorney General has
given his opinion that the anti
gambling law does not and was not
intended to prohibit the playing of
games for pastime and that drinks
and cigars are not representatives
of value as expressed in the law
peLamar Nugget.
Idaho has an anti-gambling law
80 drastic that people are inhibited
from throwing the dice for cigars.
No wonder the good old pioneers
of that state moan in anguish of
spirit for the departed glories of
early days. The idea of an Idaho
town without its retinue of gay and
festive sports, with faro lay-outs
and poker chip accomplishments,
seems almost absurd. Guess we
wouldn't recognize the old stamping
ground now.-Venturs { Cal. Dem.
ocrat.
A sigh of relief passed over many
of our citizens when the report was
circulated last evening that Attor-
ney General Mcfarland had given
out his opinion as to the bearing Of
the gambling law upon card games
for drinks and cigars, and that it
held that the law did not contem.
plate covering these games. Since
May 9Th, when the gambling law
went into effect, all oard-playing,
billiards and bowling for drinks has
been discontinued in Silver City,
and the experience was liable to
prove fatal in many instances. The
opinion rendered is not final. but
it will stand until the courts hold
differently.-Silver City Avalanche.
Attorney General McFarland's
telegraphio opinion, says the Lewis
ton Tribune, that the new gambling
law did not prohibit horse-racing
was literally interpreted by some
attorneys in that city who held that
while racing was not prohibited,
betting on the races was. This ad-
verse opinion seemed likely to dis
courage the Nez Perces from hold
ing their midsummer racing carni-
val, so another telegram was sent
to the attorney general and bis re-
ply was that "the new gambling law
did not prohibit betting on horse
races" This will probably settle the
matter. The Indians are now gath
ering at Fort Lapwaii to perfect the
arrangements for tho 4th of July.
The Tribune telegraphed regarding
slot machines and dice throwing
and received the following reply /:
"Dics throwing and slot machines,
for drinks or cigars only, are not in
violation Of law.''
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29
Everything Ia FRS. cla.. !.
Quality.
Notice of Forfeiture

THOSE who favor me with call will
with prompt attention and kind trsa,. meet
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-05-29

The clause in the new anti-gam-
bling law which forbids the playing
of games of chance doesn't bother
the ladies of Lewiston. They con-
tine to give their "high.five" and
progressive euchre parties the same
as of yore.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
YufiparsSanf.
% q binsto .. 6.
%. NpO.

Generalpoltmciiter @arD erbGlt piele
Srieie, Die lib ilber Die Ginri6tung
bon YOltipartaiien ausiprshsn, bic Don
ibm in isinem Sabresberi6t 10 anaele-
9ertlihit empIOblcu wuroe. SIN Nl=
9emsinsn fjnoet oas Yrolett Silligun0.
Gini9e pOblbetNnnte 0Oltslpirtbe uuo
5;nan3mdnner. Die Al ben 6rsunosn
oes GeneralpoItmeilters 0eb6reu, tretsn
jsBt aud baiiir ein, DblpDbl lie 81 ben
8e9nern Der WaBre9el s0blteu. Garp
bGlt es fir mDal6. oaB Der 6Ou9reB
in Der nGAIten SiDunasperiOoe in oie=
ier gln9ele9enbeit Sbritts tbut. uuo
meint, oaB uOrnebmli1 Die aus9eoebnte
grOrterun9. bic iiber Die Sraae i'm 9ans
sen Sanoe ltattaefunoen, benielben su
einem iOlden Shritte beitimmen Wilroe.
Su einem Gjsiprdb nit einem Sers
treter Der alloSiirtsn Prelie duberte iid
beute 8arp, oOB Die 9roBe Wehrsabl Der
3eitun9en oas proiett 9iinitig beur-
tbsilts. llebsr Die 3eituu9su, welde
bic 9eaentbeiliae Wsinuna psrtreten.
wGre er ourbuus ni6t un9ebalteu.
Die 0urbiiibrun9 bss 0lanss wdre
nit 10 manbsn Sdpisri9teitsn per-
tnupft, beren llebsrwinoun9 unO Ysisi-
tiaun3 nur our6 cine allisiti9e uuo
aa9emeine grOrterllng 81 erreihen
nlre.
3mei @ipmdnoe wiirbsn. 10 oiel er
iebsn tOnnte. ernNtlib Qe9en Die poIt.
| lpartalleu erbOben. Ger cine 1T Der
alte Streitpun.t. oaB bic Ge9isruns
| li6 nidt oamit abaebsn ipllts. Die Gr.
iparnille oes YOlles su iummsln uno
81 bepabren. lleber oieieu giniuuno
m09e man Die Gntitsipun9 iii0lib Dem
6On9reB iiberlaien. Ter 0noere bes
rubte auf Der Shpieri0ieit. Die ss nab
aaasmsinem 3u9elilnoniB MAIDEN
milroe, bic angelammelten @elosr in
aeeianeter @elie nuBbringenO anSule.
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Scnintianclcr Srici.
Soufou Ser, %. Nop.

Gine SpssialoepeIhe aus .MOraan.
Ser. melret: glm =. WdrS B. :. nabm
iib betunnili6 im @eidnaniiie ;u Ore.
rioIan in oieicm 6Ountp Soicpb G.
Slantber. alias 6orbes oas Sebeu. in,
oem er lh. trpB Der g8Nhiamteit Der
g8drter 8iIt Al perihaIisu 0ewuBt
bate. SlantGer mar Der Grmproun0
Der Sran SNnQielot III San 6raucisco
beibuloi9t. SIn Den leBtsn swsi Sa.
GEN bat lib ilbri0ens bsrnusNeliellt,
oNB er nod zines Ouoersn Ysrbrebens
0eitdnoia 9eweien lit. 98is ndmlib Der
jebt lnpeit Sreoel in oieiem 6ountp
wObnbaite 6armsr pitts. Der weQsn
zines aerlnaen Ser9ebsns in elmer r3slle,
nsben' Der YIautbsr siuasipsrrt mar. in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Spruna hon Der Gaos=Sriide.
Ct. &puis. DO, %. NOp.

y !. U ,, !Vu., -. Iluo.
Ser proFsiiOnslle Sriifeniprin9er
gaul s. Sutton fubr heute nab Der
Gaos=Sriife bin0us, entleoigte iib 0uf
Der 9ltltte oerielbsn isiner &leiOer bis
auf einen Shluinlmaniu0 uno ipran9
l29 Sub tiei in ben 6luB. Ser Siret=
tor 0arsn pom SnOllnsSbeater uno
SWei anOere MGnner beQleiteten ibu
uuO beieiti9ten eiu Sprun9brett, bon
nel0em Der 9rilfenipriuQer ben
Sprung unternubm. Der S6lepper
SOa Putton nabm Sutton. Der unuer-
leBt aus Dem g8alier fam. al SOro.
9uItOn wuroe glci6 nNb ieiner Sau-
oung uerbaitet uno nub Der Gbeitnut.
itraBe Be=pOliseiltatiOn gebra6t. SirettOr
8aren itelte yiirsibait fir i'm.
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MuSIanO.
Seuti9la II b.
Spnopu, 26. Sob,


4aut SpesaloepeIben, welhe beute
aus Sbanabdi bier einsetronsn liuo,
bat Der oeutihe Geianote, 6rsiberr y.
SeptIn9 fir 6bina Der bineliibsn &e-
9ierun9 Die 6Oroerun9en SeutN6lanos
bstrsiis gntihdOiaun9 fir Die tilr,lite
GrmOrouna oeutider WtiiIionare uuo
Die 3erltOruna oeutiGen WtiiiiOnssi=
9eutbums Suseitelt. YsiaSte 6Orosr.
un0en oringen auf bic Gutoefuna uno
Sinri6tunG Der WOrosr Der MiiTonGre
9iies uno Seunle, bic geitraiun9 Der
in Die grmOroung pertuldelten Seam=
ten. Die gDieosrbertslluug oes Wii-
iiOu89ebGuoss. Die gssablung elmer
e1eloentitdoiQun9 bon 10000 Saels
al Die gln9ebOriNeu Der Spicr, ierner
Die Sssablun9 elmer 9rcBeu gntinloi-
9ungs'umms sur Sedung Der llntpiten
Der bsutIden 6lottencrpeoitiOp uno oes
llnterbaltS Der oeEtibeu Sruppenab-
tbeilun9 in Der Suht BON Gino.S ibeu.
Die 6inelIhe Ge0eruua bat o0rauf
sr,piosrt. OaB &iaOs5 iben crit ae.
rdllmt weroen miilie, ehe Die Soroers
un9sn in grw19un9 seSogeu psrDen
tOnntsn. Sa 6reiberr b. SepIjna f6
weiNsrte. bierduf einSu9eben, 10 lit Die
9ln0sle9snbeit einiiwsilen ms Stpfen
9eratben. Y
9Bie Die Spssialoepsite lpeiter mels
bet. ertlGren Die auslpdrti0en Siploa
maten. oOB Die bon Seutitblano geltea=
ten Ssoln9un9en unmOglIb acceptirt
weroen tOnntsu uno lie behaupten, oaB
oisielben nur oesbalb Semabt worpcn
ieien, nm Seuticblano in ben Stano
gu isBen, Die Yu0t pon &0osS ihen su
beba!ien uno ieine YeieBun0 hinsli.
iAen @ebistes nab Iorcen bin aua3u'
0ebneu.
GrantreiG1. ~
Yaris, 20. gioo.
Seute Na&mltta0 bra9 in Der Rus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Siebt segcn ben Scinitismus pnm
@ q bington 8. g.,
25. Noo.

Sn Der bon biib6fihsn Metbooilten
9eIelteten WetrOpO.itunsGir6e, bic iebt
aelulIlsrmaBsn al5 SOftir5e betrahtet
miro, pobnte PrdIioent WcGinlep
beute benz SantIagunss GOttesoisni!e
bel.
&ep. Or. Solution bislt Die 6etpre=
olgt. NaAoem sr BON Der 8rOBe Der
9tatiOn unO ibrer Niiiion auf @roen
in ilberlbpGn9lI9sn glusoriifen gere=
Oct, lblIoerte er Die orei Saupt9efHb=
ren, melde na9 isiner glnlibt oieIe
gtatlOn bcOroben, in ben greQlten
Garben.
9lls iulde Sauptaefabren besei6nete
Der Serr SoIpeoiSer Den &uu, ben
Spilalismus uuo ben Seiuitismus.
SbuO6l er Ober auf Den &um uno So=
slallsmns Qar nitt gut gu iprsDsn
mar, betOnte er an na6oriiflihIteu Die
6efo6r oes SeIuitismus. g00s CT uu=
ter Seiuitisnls perltano, erlduterte er
10: vGiue fremoe Stride orobt uns in
unIsrer 3epublit init ibrem INNER
WabIenoeu Ginfluhs. g8sun Oieic
Stride ismals in oieiem Sanoe bic gor-
berri6ait gelunneu iOllte, 10 wiiroe un=
lere 0lorrede llnion gum Han9e elmer
Wa6t wie Merico, Stalisn ODER Spa.
nlen ernieorlgt peroen."
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10 27. Snbuqu SOMA, Sieuaaq ben 30. 9oDem6cr 1897.

einem bonn %. Nopem6er oatirten
yriefe OIL bic 9lnwdlte 9Doro, Slll Il
g8Oro bon Merioian 0n9ibt, bat Slan=
tber an ielben Nbenoe. an iuelberl er
ipat bas 8iit nabm, ieinem 3ellen=
naabar pitts einen Srief fOl9enoen
Snbalts ilber9eben:
vSm Gsfdn9niiie bon MeriOian.
9ln Sesrn pitts!
Sa oies mein LETTER Sag uuf groen
1T, wiini6e ib gu iagen, oaB ib niht
lterben lam, obne einen Sbatbeltano
tlariuNtellen. SD babe 6rau 2an9ielot
ermoroet. uno ebenfNlls Slanhe 2a=
mont uno Winnie g8illiama. SD ltefe
oieien Srief in SDre &OftaIde uno
boIfs, oNB Sic i'm re4t3eltig iinOen
lperoen, I'm Surrnnts &eben 81 retteu.
Der Srief Oiirite ierner Serrn WOmat
iur Grlan9unQ Der ol5 SelO6nung aus
geleBten 8eloIumme uerbelfen. SD
perm01e Sbnen meine llbr fir Sbre
mir erlUieleuen GeIGlli9leiten. Gmpian=
gen Sic meine beiten @iinIbe. uno i'd
bore, oaR Sbre Srubel 81 GnOe tOm=
men, aber bod niAt luie Die meInigen.
SlantGer=6 6Orbes.
Sbi9en grief mill Qitt5 erit tiir,li6
i'm 6uttsr oes Hodes, in ,uelhes oer=
ielbe ourb Elm in Der SaIhe beiinOll-
Dies Soh 9efallen mar, Qefunoen ba=
ben. Die SanbIdriit oes Sriefes ioll
nit berieniNen zines bon SlantDer an
Den GpuntDibnbmeiiter Hanole, als er
(Slantber) in &Oltperl in oieIem
GOUntp 0ls Selrer iunsirte, geibrls-
benen pOlltOmmsn iibereinItimmen.
&aIlirer &uoaiill BON Der Griteu 9ta=
tIOnNlbant bon Werioinn ia9ts. Die
SanoI1riit in Dem Sriefe idbe Der
glantber's sienlib Gbnlih, ludbreno
9lnoere Der 8eiditte niAt reht trouen.
Sas Original oes Sriefes beiinoet lih
in ben Sdnoen Der glnrpdlte g9oro,
Sillar & g8Dro ben Wsrioim. Sie=
islbsu iueroen bic SebDroen bon San
SranciscO iofott BON oenl auifallsnoeu
GeltdnoniIe in SenntniB ieBeu.
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Sas sclbe Sisber.
90 obile, 9lla., "a. 9foD.

@essn Der CUR 3eit bier llno in Der
llmge9eno berri9enOen nieori9eu Sem=
peratur bat Der 8eiunobeitsratb lib
CUR glntilnoiAuug bersdti0t sebalten.
oab Die &iiftsbr Der Giniuobner. Die
bel 9lusbrub oss gelben ifiebers Die
Staot uerlisBeu. nibt ldnger me6r 9e.
idbrlid lei. Seit Dem leBten SeriAte
iinO feline neueu GelbiieberiGlle bier
por9eiOmmen. Ser Gielunobeitsratb
miro teine td9lihen SiBun9en mebr
abbalteu uno 0u9 telne Bulletins msbr
(lusaeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
SnnSesIauptitaot.
@a biu9ton, %. Not

Die 9lnGeleasnbeit oes Or. Quinn,
Der aui feline pbilolo9iihe prOfeiur
al Der tatbOlllbeu lluiUeriitdt Ysrsi6t
leiitete. iii einsm aus 9aroinal 8ib=
bOns. grSbiihof &naG bon Ybilaoel.
pbia uuo WiQr. Gonatp bsitebenoen
6cnite sur llnteriubuns ilbersebsn
uCroelI.
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Sabnnniaa.
&aniOs Gitn. Wip.. 25.

Sanias 9itp, No.. %. Npp.
Sin weitlib iabrsnoer 9ahaaier,ua
Der Chicago IL slltOn=@iisnbabn fieB
Iebte gta6t unlueit MNppiew. DO.
nit elmer SotOmotioe suiommsu. in
6Ol9e oellen Der SOtOmptipIiibrer oes
Yaiasierju9es einen Nrmbru9 erlltt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
SelcgrapblitDe Sepei0en.
Sniauo.
Ser Inrfsb fiir's @eiBe 6ans.
0eiterln. u. &. 20. 9}pp.

8eiterlp. &. s., 20. NOp.
SOrace YOie, wel6er felt ben 5agen
bes Senators s.. y. glntbonp bon
&booe Sslano jeOes Subr einen Surtep
in oas g8eiBe Saus i6idt. bat oleles
Sabr einsn @Q8el aus0eiu6t, Der n
Yluno lple9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Seine 0clniragr in Der glciu Yorfrr
S!aatssGampaanc.
q { ~ Nprt, "a. NOp

9tem Oprt, "A. N0o.
Ser Sampf INN Die GontroQe Der
ndbiten oemoiratiiben StaatscOnpen=
tion bat bereits beson aen." duBsrt iib
Der ,Seralo". Ridaro Groter ertldrte
asItsrn glbeno I'M Wurrap Sia SOtsl,
oaB Senator gowaro Wurpbp, IT,,
aus SrOp Der Giibrer Der Sraaniia.
ticn i'm Staats iei. Sies iblieBt ben
iriibsren Senator Sapio y. Sill aus,
Der in Der leBteu 3eit lib slpar stmas
i'm Sinteraruuoe blelt, aber trOb alls=
benz ben 6ilbrer 81 ipieleu 9eoGbte.
Gs lit ein DIfentlitss 9ebeinlniB, haB
Siu 9lltcn .. Barter gum 6anoioateu
fir prdlioent oss gppellationsgeridts
Dem Staats GentralcDmite porIdlu9
uuo oielss ibn ni0t nur auertannte,
iOnoern nibts that. obne Sill um Gatb
au fra9en. glls bemOtratiiDe Ganoi=
oaten iilr 8ouperneur meroen bereits
0enannt: 9llton y. Barter. So6n y.
StanAiielo aus glmira. Senator Sia's
irilberer Observation-Disclosures. Yerrp
Belmont. GlliOt SauIOrtb, Der YOr-
libsnoe oes Staats=gluaiduhes. Srant
Campbell uno Smltb Wt. g8eeo aus
YlNttsburnb. gYeeo mo 9slmont
iiuO GjOlo.Semoiraten, StanbHslo bat
lia oissbeSiI9lib nod nidt aeduBert,
uno Die anoersn iino Silberleuts. IS
lit inohsu cine uusGemaAte Sadie, oaB
Die Sempfraten in Der nlhlten Staats,
wnbl Die Gbicasoer YlNtiOrm ebsniu
iNnnrirsn modem, mis in Der Staot.
waIl. sic baben Die 3uli0ermg.
oab Die 6OlOoenotraten, peuu lie oies
tbuu, nit ibuen 9eben meroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Slutigc 5Bat.
ScpnDm moo, g8is.,
20. gtOU.

Sine 9ebeimniBDOlle uno etldiit-
ternoe Sbat lpuroe bier 9eltern 9ta9t
innerbalb oes MorQens in Der g8Ob=
nun0 Grnlt Gornsa's an Der SatltraBe
beriibt. 3rusi tleine &inoer, g9illie
Cornell, 6 Sabre ait, uno ellie, 4
Sabre aft, nuroen in i6ren Better nit
burhIdnittenem SalIe tOOt gefunoen
lno Der Snter Der beiOen &lelnen lag
auf Dem 6uBbOoen nit elmer Onls=
iuunOe, Die bon einem Sbr gum onoern
Iei6te. 6Ornell lit nod am Seben,
ober auber StnnOe, befrleoigenbe NEs=
tlluit ilber oas 8eitebene mttSutbellen.
9ta6oem ieoO6 iein Sals perbunoen
mar, ma6te er Die folgenOen glugaben:
Gr ia0te, OuB Elm 9eniHer Pferoelhiu=
Der 9tamens &etUIs 9eItern 9lbeno nah
ieinem Sauie gttOmmsn lei uno i'm
bsranlNBt babe, cine Men9e SAn1ps
al trinten. 9ta1oem er Den S1uops
aetrunieu, babe er cine 3eitung leIen
uOllen, babel lei er aber belinnun9slO5
oeluO,Oen uno erlt beute WOr0en nm
baIb 6 llbr our6 oas SGlu9en Der
llbr aui9epa6t. Cornell ia9te ferner
aus, oaB 2elpis iplbreno Der lebteu
g8p4en bel ibm in Srlt geNon9eu lei
llno baB feline (Gornell's) 6rau nit
&eDis iebr oiel Suiammen Qeweien lei.
Gr ia9te, er babe ieine 6rau aelteru
glbeno gebeten, ni6t nit 2eipis iOrtsu=
aeben, baB lie lib aber gepeigsrt babe,
teinen Bitten nabSu9eben uno troBoem
ge9an9sn lei.
glls Trau Cornell heute WOr9eu bas
Sans betrat, mar lie iibsr GOrnell's
3ultano iebr iiberraiht uno ais lie
barauf ibre beioen Sinoer mabruabm,
ibien le tief eribiittert. 2ewiS ers
Sdblte @eOr9e SHEPHERD beute WtOr9sn.
baB Cornell tOot lei, porauf Sbepbero
1ib nab Dem Sauie be9ab, I'm iib su
ilberSell0en. st fano Die bsioen 9In-
Der tDot uno Cornell i6wer perwunoet.
Spater perbaitete Sitlisiberiff paImer
&enis.
Die observation-disclosures be9ans
men ibre llnteriubun9, uerta9teu li1
ieoo6 biz gtontag, I'm bann ben Sns
queit gu balten.
Die @Ornell'i6e 6amilie beiaB bier
&lnoer. Die beioen lleberlebenoen
GebOren Der Srau aus friiberer Gbe al.
ba9e9en entipranaen Die beioen 9etOo=
teten Der jebi9en Gbe.
Sie 2eiden iino nob INNER in Dem
Souie. NO Die WOrotbat itattfano uno
wuroen ieitber bon Sunoerten bon
Neu9ierigen 9eiebsn. Die 9tabribt
bon Der MOrotbat Bat in Der Staot
nno llm9e9eno bic SroBte Yeltiiriung
berporQerufen.