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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

The efforts of those newspa
pers which have tried SO hard
TO convince the farmers to re-
duce the cotton acreage are re
warded this year by the plant
ing OF a much larger acreage in
the heecy staple than ever.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
a HOUSEHOLD NEcE>sI Y.

Casearets Candy Cathartic, the most
wonderful medical discovery of the
age, pleasant and freshing to the
taste acting gently and positively on
kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing
the entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache. fever, habituvl constipation
and bilIiousaess. Please buy ard thy q
box OF e. &. G. today; 10. p. 80 cents,
Sold aud guaranteed to cure by all
druggists.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

WERE thu sultau's throne no,
situated upon the R"sporns.
and If Constantinopie belonged
60 some other po"rs. the world
~eaId probably never have
witnessed The disgracefni spec
,acIe Of ihp Christian rulers Of
En.ep3 backing the Turks in
.i,.ir struggle with Greece. and
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
UNITED STATES senators ar

mi I'll ~ ~ Aso 90
not The only members of legis
lativs bodies who indulge in
singing ink bottles at each
other when words no longer
take effect. The cables bring
reports CT the use of similar
weapons in the German reich
stag" the other day. on a much
larger scale than was ever wit
nrssed in the United States
senate.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

Chicago. Ill.-lhe Times
Herald says steps to organize
a powerful alliance in opposi
ton to the Bell Telephone
company are to be taken in
Chicago this week.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

IT wasn't Hannar, after, all,
who accompanied Chairman
0rren on that tarpon expedition
to Rockport. II must have been
the astral body of the big boss
that those reporters saw.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
1.-THE TRIUMPH CT LOVE

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livery Man who Woald Know tho
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- Applied 10 Married Llies whs
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The book fully describes method By which
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A method by which to end all unnatural
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

Annapolis, Md.-In the ex
animation of naval cadets in
the engineer division of the
academy, John F. Marshall of
Texas stands eighth.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

Cincinnati, Ohio-A Pom
eroy (Ohio) special tosthe En-
quirer says Mrs. Diana Wand
ling asked her son to return a
log chain which he had borrow
ed; he killed her.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
M1LLIoNAIRE HAvEMEYEE O

MILLIoNAIRE HAvEMEYER OF
the sugar .rust was tried this
seek before the United States
criminal court for refusing to
answer questions put to him
by the senate investigating
committees. The court would
cover itself with glory should
it convict the gentleman and
punish him just as his offence
deserves, regardless of his mil
lions--but will it do so2
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

Peoria, lll.-At the biennial
convention of railway telegra
pliers today it was decided to
refer the matter of insurance
to a vote of the members.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
MARIS IN WASHINGTON

Washington, D. c., May "a.
&C. H. Maris, candidate for
the Brownsville dictatorship.
returned here yesterday to re-
fute the charges made against
him and to press his claim.
DIR. Grant is backing MIR. Mar
is.
Judge Noonan called upoh
DIR. Grant and notified him
that he must keep his hands
off Twelfth district matters.
This was the outcome Of DIR.
Grants interference IN the Del
Rio postofice case.
Or. Price Cream Baking PowtIes
AsEsrded Goa M-dsl NiJwinfer Fsir- Szr rrnness1a
London-The birthday of
Queen Victoria. who was born
May "a, 1919. was observed
with the usual demonstration.
Washington-The president
has RENTED the sentence of
dismissal imposed by court
martial on Captain Romeyn.
Atlanta. Ga.-The Georgia
Mutual Insurance company, a
co operative concern. has been
placed in the hands of the
court.
Washington-I'he president
sent a cable message to Queen
Victoria, congratulating her on
the celebration of her 10Th
birthday.
Washington = Immediately
upon assembling today the.
house adjourned out of respect
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

& S'sTHER iyHchiug IN Texas.
When will this disgracefuI and
outrageous practice be sup
prrsseds
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28
NOTICE.

will sell, for cash, $1,000 acres o
land in Hidalgo county, Texas, at so
cents per acre. Have also for sale
horse stock, cattle and sheep. on pri.
vate terms, as soon as the number
can be ascertained. Apply to
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

New Orleahs.-By the theft
of the judicial stamps of the
civil district court a steal of
over 100000 has been 1iscov
ed. The grand jury is investi
eating the matter.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

London-The birthday of
Queen Victoria, who was born
May "a, 1919. was observed
with the usual demonstration.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

Washington-The president
has RENTED the sentence of
dismissal imposed by court
martial on Captain Romeyn.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

Or. Prices Cream Baking PowtI&
AsEarded Goa M-dsi Ni5winfer Fair. Sar Frzness1a
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-28

Washington = Immediately
upon assembling today the
house adjourned out of respect
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
6ipiI Handlers taot &urem=
burQ.

@eburten.- Gom IA. glig. : Sobauu
Gi9uit Grnlt, g. D. SertarD eooie, Soufs
beamter; 10. S%atbarillo, (. D. @regortus
9teper Sa9lobuer IS. Utaria Sraueu Srieos
rid Ho9er, 9. D. Sobann Seiurid @ugen
Srieori6, Commits bel Der Neneralltdatss
Qnualtlhaft, Wtaria Barbara CUTIE Z. D.
Sobanu Veter 8oeoin9er, geiermeiiter; II.
@ilbelm paul 9uopig, @. y. Sran3 StauSe,
Sdneioer, glice qpota, I. D. Robert Sonn,
R%aufnralln 1S. Srals. 2. D. Better Selleus
brano, Sa9lcbner; Grla, Z. pom 6ran;
eeonaro, SuglObuer; 10. 8arl, 9. .. SarI
eitopi9, Sanoi6ubi6neioer.
9eiratben. Bonn IA. gus. :anbreas
Zines, ~3ei6enproieiior nit Wtaria 2luua
Ratbarila Saroline Meri1. 10. Beruarb
Bleln, rod NIT Maria Qrenot. 8arl gous,
ebeniit nit auna Waria Sduneiler.
SterbefGIIe - Som IA. @i9uit :
eoniie Sofimunn, oft 2 8. uub 10. W. 10.
barbara Wtaria GierbaB, olt 5. W.; II,
R%atbarita SoiepbiHe Cutie 6cerperid, alt 2
s.. lS. SobauIa aoan,, alt rs e., Gbeirau
o. Ufatbias gefort, StaatSpeniionirter,
Warta 6atbarina @liie S6ouueiler, alt eiu
:. NIB 1. ", geo Matthias gSiirtb, alt SO
=. Saufs 9ireftor, Sat5artua gerder, alt 80
:. Wtootitir, ebeloS 10. Guooria gSitrp, alt
53 3. Wittrue /. Gbe pou Gmil gSitrp, 9to=
tar uno 2. Gbe pom @bnaro 9apaQepe Noz
pofat, anton Son9s, alt 81 8. Soalobner,
ebelos, Sarl euopig, alt cine balbe Stunoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
6robherso9thum.
Ius Ser bauptitaot.

.Sas Yoliseiaeri6t." Sras
DO! Sas lit einmal Elm niiBlihes Su6.
Die SO. SberNeridtsratb Spspsr.
PrOieIlor 3iut9en uno Sberprimdr=
lebrer &eWsni9 babeu oas friiber er.
idieneue Yu6 bes Gr%iaenaunten in
slpeiter. burdaus n%ermebrter uno per-
beiisrter Mufiase beraus9sssbsn uno
nit Grl1uterun9en uno sablreiben gei-
ipielen perIehen. Sas ourhaus iiber-
Ii6tlibe uuo beitens au~s9eltattete Werts
miiroe peroieuen. sablreihe Sdufer an
iinoen. Nber leioer iueroen quite @iis
der, bic natilrlih nibt biaia iein t6ns
nen, bierlunos ic!ten 9etauit. Die
Nutorsn anoerer nitBlihen Werfe f0nn-
ten oa mon6e bittere G~riabrun9 ers
sableu. @iiniben mir in oielem Sale,
oaB cs einmal anoers meroe uno oas
neue Yu6 aablreibe Sduier iinoe, sus
NAL, ba ss oas sinsige isiner @rt i'm
2auoe lit. Nur. SoltsStg.)
gramin a. Mau ihreibt aus
Nnt,perpen: Vie al Der DRl'9en SaIls
oelsbobI6ule itubirsnoen 2uremburaer
8antenbein aus 6entin9en uno YaQuet
uieloin0en baben oas austrlttseras
men, Der Gritere nit @usseidnun9 unb
@brenmelouna uno Der anoere nit Se=
frieoisung uno Ghrenmeloun9 beltan=
ben. Die iunasn Seute iueroen in her.
pOrra9enoen antmerper Sanoslsbdu-
fern anitelun9 finoen.
gr9ebniB Der oissidbriasn Gsi.
fepriifun9 am 8pmnalium in Sietir6.
Gs baben %beltanoen: Wit @usssihnuug:
|. Oominit Sentaes bon NieoerfOrn;
3. Mi6el &eulano bon Moestroff; 3
99ilbelm Sbein bon Yefort. Wit Ses
i%riebiguu9: |. Sictor SeinB bon 9urs
embura; 2. RitOlaus Nidsls bon yer=
bOrf; Warcel HoppeneD bon Siieroin.
gen; 4. 6aspar 3ettin9er bon MOs.
troll; 3. Nitolaus Seller bon Sber.
tsriben; 6. Mibel Simon bon geiort.
3wei Schiller baben cine Hahpriiiun9
Su belteben uno elmer tonnte trantbeits'
| balbsr Die pruiun3 ni6t mitmaasu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
I,1xe,tt,,rner o5aaette, gic,,stae, nrn IA. steptrmper 1897.

Weri6l S6r0ber ", g9oiierbtai9, 6ent9et
Gmil, ROo9en, @ollin9 ProSper, Sleri Sles
melt Subert, Suremburg, S%berbofer Raul,
Vuremburg, gaspar s, Sie6euboi uno Jteos
liu9er 0mil Sid. 2. 2iei6 Gultap, Gllrem
burg, Eaquet 8iftpr, uieIbm9eu, Ebiltppe
alionS. 9urembur9, S6leiier Gmtl, Current
burg uno Serdem s ., Sir6berg, 3. Cog
ninl Nti6el, &iimelin9eu, Su9euer SEQ,
aSaiierbiIlig NIB Sund &ittor, Gurembur8.
= Sertd, l.. YreiS 8ellen Saul, Gtmpertss
berg uno Gireii6 Gouarb, Solert6, 2. Clint
ner 8iftor, surembur9 uno Gi6er u, 6els
siu9eu. acceiiit S6inbofeu =, Sonuewe9,
3born 8, Surembur9, @aSner Heopolo,
9uremburg ulo @eiS Gmil, guremburg. -
SOrbereituusstloiie, l. @reis Souport geo,
gurenrbur9, 2. g8enbert Biftor, SIeiusS Bet
tilBe1. 1. acciiit, Selliou @amil, Surem
burg iluo Sacquiuot Auoreos, gettenlburg
2. @eber @mil, gaui6leioen, 9nSweiIer
afar, ghrembnrs, Sallemano s, Simperts
berg, Qieberi6 @aitor, 2urembur9 NIB
9nSels Gu9uit, 2urembrrg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
Semtidcr 80mii6 &atbpIi=
jder GentgalsWcreiu.

Sifice bes @prr. uno Sin.s Setretdrs
pss 8. 81. 6. Gentrals=S ereins.
Milwautee, @is., 6. Sept. 1897.
an bic Seleaaten uno Wit9lieoer oes
8. R. 6. Gentral=9 ereins!
I'm Sabrpreis Grmdbi9ungen fir
bic Sbeilnebmer (0ele9aten uno ans
Dere) al Dem AZ. GentralpereinsfeIte in
Columbus, 81. 81 erlangen, babe i1
mid an Die peri6ieoenen Baiaaier Ser=
bdnoe oes 9anoes 9enanot uno bon
nabfol9enoen berielben bic bei9eiiiSte
Ysrsiinlti9una erlanSt:
y Die Srunt Sine ahociation, bic
@eiteru Yahen9er Gnociation uno bic
9aelt Shore Railroao bepilli9en cine
G%rmdbiguna auf eiuen 6abrpreis bon
einem uno sinem 9rittel (l3) oes eins
fa6sn 6abrpreiIes nod benz Gertifcats
Ylau. Der 9ertiicat-p ian 1T all9e=
mein betannt uno beItebt melentli6 oa=
rim, oaB man bsim Nntaufe ieines &eis
iebilets, nel6es gum pollen einfa6en
YreiIe ertauft wiro, ii6 pOm betrsheus
ben Sifets Q0enten cine yei6einiguna
aeben ldBt, bab man oas Billet al Dem
3.wcfe oes Seiuhs Der Verlnmmlung
bes Gentralpereius in Columbus taufe.
Sn Columbus miro oas @ertificat BON
einem 4Qsnten b~ealanbi9t, wOrauf man
ein BILLET fir Die Giidfabrt UNI ben
britten 5beil elmer einfahen Sabrt er=
bdlt. Ws9en Ndberem ilber oas Ser-
iabren bsim Gertificat=Yla fra9e man
ben Sifet-N9enten, bon pel6em man
bic Sidets fault.
(2) Den balbsn Sabrprsis bstpiai9t
bic Central palienser QhociatiOu, reip.
ben einiahen Sabrpreis fir Die Sina
uno &etDurfabrt. Sieie Nnociation
beberrIbt oas gauge 0itli6 bon 6bis
ca9o, ct. Souis uno Cairo, nDrolih
bonn Sbio.6luNe bis 3orDnto, Buffalo
mo Yittsburg 9ele9ene 8ebiet. Sier
bsoarf es teiues Certificates.
Die Sidets peroen idmmtlid bonn
II. bis %. September 1897 8iiltigs
feit 6aben; Die pben ermdbnten @ertifi.
cote miiien, ebe bic &iidiabrt anaetres
ten miro. on ben Secretair bes 6eitcO=
mites. Z. s. 3Wei6per, in Columbus.
e~in9sbdnoi9t weroen, oamit oerielbe lie
unterssi6net.
Wit So6abtung,
Mnton SifeL, Sefr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
SnHem6nrgi(6es.
Dereiniote Staaten.

3u S@reepprt, Minn.. puroe
UNI q. Sept. Ssrr 2orens u. Sbul be-
sroiat. Serislbs ltarb am a.. Sept,
%wObiuerisben nit ben SrOltunaen III.
ierer bl. &eliaion. i'm Nlter bon 33
Sabren. nab elmer etma o~reildbri9en
&%rantbsit, Die i'm oerart ans Ystt fei=
islts. baB err in iein 8sihdft 9etra9en
werben muBtc. Ssrr Sbul wuroe
Dor stpa 10 Sabren nit SSrl. gnna
ShOnberg ebeli6 getraut. welhe ibrsm
@atten cine riibrenoe Pileae gu She'll
tueroen lieB. Gr binterl0Bt feline 8ats
tin nit bier ileinen Slnoern, mebrere
8eidwiiter uuo feline bObbetaate Mut-
ter. Die Surembur9er bon 6reeport
lieben IS liA ni4t nsbmen, cine beion.
oere 8eloipsnoe fir bl Msiien suiams
men 81 briu9en une empIebleu bic
Sselcnrnbe oes 2anOsmannes Dem ge=
bette Der Seler Der .UaSette".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14

Inoererieits aber folfet es einen ibwes
.tn Sie9 iiber Die Wenidenfurht uno
ollie meni6liden &iidiiAten. cine lleber=
tp,noun9 Der Itdrttsn Seioenidotten
oss menI6lihen Ser5ens. I'm Die ere
tannte 93abrbeit anSunebnlen uno often
Dor ben Wenihen 81 befennen. Sas
Mles ma6t bic Sage zines proteitanten
iebr beoentlib. Ter Satbolit aber bee
finoet Iib our6 cine beIonoere 8naoe
8ottes i'm rubioeu geIibe Der g~Dabrbeit.
uno iupfsrn er trer bieiem 2ibte fOl9t,
qelan9t err CUR Seli9teit. Benin Yrotes
1tanten aber 9enii9t Der quite 8larlbe
olein nod ni9t our Selisteit; neblt
benz 9uten 8lauben lit au1 Elm sutes
Geben erforoert b. B. Elm Seben obne
ihwere Siinbe ooer tpeui9tens nit
poatommener &eue uno 9iebe 8Ottes.
Sas Ntles 1T aber islbt benz Satboli=
Ten niht 10 leidt, Db9leid er mebr
Soiramente uno Seilsmittel beIibt.
@enn au6 Elm proteltant ni6t aug
Manael an @lauben su 8runoe 9eht,
10 fam es bo1 leidt 9eidebeu, OaB er
aus Wangel zines wabrbait 6riiliden
Sebens perloren gebt.
Moh babe ib ni6t biz 9rOBe 3abl
jener lln1liidlihen eripIbt.t, welhe Die
8pttbeit Gbrilti ooer Die gauge Sfens
barun9 leu9nen. 9ieie tra9en wobl
Den Namen Yrotsitanten, IinD aber in
Mirtlidteit Seioeu, aber nidt Seioen
aus lnpinenbeit i%Onosrn aus pertebr-
tenn Willen. oenen bic 9ereAte Strate
ni6t ausbleibeu piro.
@lio lit 8ott ireiQebi0er nit ieirten
8uaoen 9e9eu bic &atbOliten als ge9en
Die prptelianten uno Seioen?
Sa pobl, 10 lit es. Sarf etua 6ott
nidt frsi9ebi9er nit Ieinen 8aben Gegen
Die Ginen ols se9en Die Nnoeren iein?
Ner miro es uagen 8ott cine 6reibeit
al periaaen, welhe Elm ieoer Weni6
fir ii6 beGniprudt? Soft tbut weoer
Den Ssioen mod ben proteltanten elm
llnredt ,penn er ibnen meni0er 8naoen
sutbeilt als ben Satbuliten. Gr gee
mdbrt linen bic binreihenoe @naoe.
i'm sur G%rtenntniB Der 8abrbeit uno
CUR Seli9teit su 9elan9en. beniiben lie
oieie binreihenoe 8naoe niht, 10 trd9t
8ctt ieine Sdulo. menn lie li6 Die
geroammnib su3ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
eurembmreii6es aus SeIsien.

Sin ieltiames Ybdnpmen
ersi9nste IT'D tiirsli6 in Dem Sdweinss
Itaa zines 2anowirtbes 81 SihOule bel
Soufuli,s. SaielbIt brabte ein Wut-
teridwein ein Sun9es CUR Welt. oas
sinen Sopi wie Elm S0bn bat. elm anoe-
res Shmsindeu 9leiht balb eiuem
Sinoasu, balb elmer Hatte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
Scarf S6urs

iaete tiirSli6 in elmer iebr bebersiaenss
iuertben Geoe. uelhe err iiber ,Sas
Seutidtbum in Nmerita" belt, unter
&noerem SOlsenoes:
,g9Gbrerb eS bent d zamerifa :
mi d e b umme Z uu9eu giebt, Die lid
Miibe 9eben, bic Seuti6e Sprade los 81
peroeil, 9iebt eS pisle S0uieuoe pon II a.
Lid amerifaui den flu9en
Suu9eu. Die ii6 icbe Wiibe Sebel, bic
beutibe Sprahe jI erlerncn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14

@ilb. Die Ipotbete bes Serrn
Weii9 lit our9 4auf in Den SeiiB iei.
nes Refen oes Serrn Sol. Wteiib aus
pinti6 ilbergeSanSen.
IeuoOrf Is. slua. @m Is.
Nu9uit iiarb olbier nab lduaerer
&ranthsit bic ~23idbriae Suianna Grn-
tier, So6tsr oss Staotbrieftrd9ers
Serrn Srans grnlter. Sas geardb-
nib iano itait ON Sonnta9 unter aros
Der Sbsilnabms. Der trauernoen Sa=
mile unisr tiefsefibltss YsiIsio.
Gid a. b. 81, IA. dug. @sltern
MDr9en mollte Der aus Siin6erin0en
9ebiirti0e Minettarbsiter Grimmler Nl-
pbons in elmer 8allerie 81 ,SeiuBeu-
berg" iib BON Der @irtiamieit zines
los9ebrauntsn Mineni9uiies iiberSeu-
gen, als Elm ihpsrer Stein BON Der
Sste iisl uno ibu acknowledgements.
8rimmler trug cine itarte SerleBun9
AM Sopfe baoOn.
Npspelt, IL. Nus. Spr eini-
gen 5a9en betrat elm an9ebeiterter
3e6bruoer Die bisiiae Sdente gonifas.
Saum, oaB er iid nieoerSelaiisn.
bano CIR init Dem 9Dirtbe on, itber=
bdufte oeniclben nit Sdimpiuamen.
bes9leiben ralnte er Der G6efrau oes
@irtbes allerlei Siebestitel Az, bis leB'
tsrsr iib 9eamuuaen lab. ben unliebia.
| men 0alt al Die Suft 81 isBsn. Sbns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
Gtbil tano Der 8emeinbe
W@ertert.

8eburteu. - Bonn 4. SuIi: 0eter,
Sobn pom Sobaun Braun, Wailrer Az gRaIs
lerbtui9 D.: Soiepbiue, So6ter pom gtitos
IauS &onSen, S6loiier az @aiierbiui9;
Z: ytatbias, Sobu Don Ri6el Safes,
Eabrttarbetter gu S8aiierbiqi9 IT,: Mas
tbtos, Sobn pom Dti6sl CABIN, Sabrifarbeis
ter ;I NolerbiQis; 26. Satbariua, Sobu
pom Seter Seouaro, SrieftrG9er III Daiiers
olut9; 81: Eeter, Sobn poi Sobauu
geter, 6abrifarbeiter III 28aiierbiai9; 80.
gi'ton, Sobn Don Sobam Serseli, Subrs
MANI 81 Mertert.
Setrat5eu. - Seine.
SterbefGlIe. : Bonn 10. Suli: Better
Sbeooor S6eio, 0 Sabre alt, pon Wertert;
10. Wtaria Gieier, 8 @o6en alt, Don 8ais
lsrbiQt8; 90: Eeter gSeli6, 81 Sabre alt,
S6ttier Don &uierbiuig; 49,: Ratbarina
ubereten, 8 Sabre alt, pom Rertert; 25.:
Sarl Sates, obre @ewerbe, II Sabre alt,
pom gSo'lerbIuis; 49,: Sobanr gaptiit
ga9en &eIIer, 3 Wouate alt, Don gSaiiers
biut9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14

3u Mi6i9au Gith Sno.. 1T
Serr Yaul Sieper, Elm alter Nbonneut
Der .@astte", ON 4. Sept. aeltorben.
Serr Yiepsr mar aus Srintin9en i'm
8roBberSo9tbum 9ebiirti9 uno mani
berte i'm Sabre 1855 mad amerita aus.
Gr ma sin tiidti9es Wit9lieo Deg Ct.
Spiepbs llnterltiibunas : 9ereins bon
Mi6iQan 9itp. r. /. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14

@eburten. - Bonn 2. Dug: Gnna,
&o6ter poll Nrar; &epersS ougert, @nitreis
der; OtatbioS Seopolb, Sobn pom antolt
S6mit, arbeiter.
9etratbet. - 8om 2. 9ug. SobanN
Better Sirour, Silbbauer, uuo Qiiuo 8eloeI.
obue Stano, betoe Don @~reuenma6er.
9terbefGIp 8a;ue q,
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(of Massachusetts, Secretary Of the Navy.
merchant marine has been steadily de-
Ginning until it is now lower both in
the percentage and tonnage and the number of
vessels employed than it was prior to the civil
war. Commendable progress has been made Of
navy, but must supplement these efforts by
providing a proper consort for it a merchant
marine amply sufficient for our own carrying
trade to foreign countries. The question is one
that appeals both to our business necessities
and the patriotic aspirations of great people.
War Only as a Last Resort.
1t has been the policy of the United States
vate relations of peace and amity with all the
nations of the world. and this accords with my
conception of our duty now. We have cherished
the policy of non-interference with the affairs
of foreign governments, wisely inaugurated by
Washington, keeping ourselves free from en-
tanglements. either allies or foes, content to
leave undisturbed with them the settlement Of
aim to pursue dignifed foreign policy
which shall be just, impartial, ever watch
full of our national honor and always
insisting upon the enforcement of the
lawful rights of American citizens every
where We want no wars of conquest; we
must avoid the temptation Of territorial agrees
sion. A war should never be entered until
every agency of peace has failed; peace is pref
cradle to war in almost every contingency.
Arbitration is the true method of settlement OF
international as well as local or individual Diff
ferences. Its application extended to our
diplomatic relations by the unanimous concur
renee of the senate and house of the Fifty-Ffrst
congress of 1890 The latter resolution was ac-
cepted the basis of negotiations with the
United States by the British house of commons
in 1898 and upon our invitation treaty of arbi-
tration between the United States and Great
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ture about Jackson as he marched
down the aisle of the senate with a
quick, large step, as though he pro-
posed to storm the capitol, was his
double pair of spectacles. He habitu-
ally wore two pairs, one for reading
and the other for seeing at a distance,
the pair not in use being placed across
the top of his head. On this occasion,
says the eye witness, the pair his
head reflected the light; and some Of
the rural admirers of the old hero were
firmly persuaded that they were two
plates of metal let into his head to
close up holes made by British bullets.
When he appeared on the portico we
are told that the shout which arose
rent the air and seemed to shake the
very ground. The ceremony ended,
the general mounted his horse to pro-
coed to the white house and the whole
crowd followed him.
1.-THE president" says a contempt
rary writer, twas literally pursued by
a motley concourse of people, riding,
running helter-skelter, striving who
should first gain admittance into the
executive mansion, where it was un-
derstood that refreshments were to be
distributed" An abundance of re-
freshments had been provided, inc lud-
ing many barrels of orange punch. As
the walters opened the doors to bring
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door were aware of their presence.
The party were ushered up to the main
staircase to the front, where they re-
ceived the most distinguished guests
Gen. Wilson made the presentations,
and to each of those who paid their re-
spects President Mckinley gave cor
dial handshake. President and Mrs
Mckinley and the remainder of the
party, descended to the dancing floor.
The president, with Mrs. Mckinley ON
his arm, moved slowly along, smiling
and bowling in response to the low
murmured greetings from both sides.
The party entered supper room at
the west end of the building and par
took of light refreshments In a few
minutes they emerged from the supper
room and returned as they had come,
through an aisle cleared for them. Mr..
and Mrs Mckinley Immediately en-
tered their carriage and were driven
back to the white house. 1t was short
ly after IL o'clock when they took their
departure. The ball was then formally
Opened.