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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
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piro BON 3. Sum- seidriebsn: .Nobel
1T Elm I'M Seuti6en strpos Nb0e9riffe,
lter 4usorud, ober mie i3 bsute las.
oaB Der &Oni9 bon Siam fir bic ar.
men 8enfs 1900 Srancs uuo fir bic
9enbarmen, bic bel ibm Sient 0etban
battsn, $500 Grancs ~9eipsnost bat,
fiel mir Der freuoiss Qusruf zines
ShierIser Sauernburidsn Elm, Der,
als ibm Elm iOnit rs6t tuifsri3er Bauer
cine Ntab beSNblt bate, meinte: rSu.
Dos 1T aber nObl". 90 un0efdbr mir.
ben itt aud in O%uQenebmer lleberrai6.
una Die 8enler YebOrOen an 8enier
Sialett, ben es aber, oa in 8enf be.
tanntli6 zines Der r"einIten Srons6Ii9
9eiproaen miro, gar ni6t 0ibt, iiber
ibren tOniqli6en SAT- OusgcOriift ba.
ben. 90 idmei6elbaft ia Der Yeiu9
zines SOni9s fir Semi i'm gll9emeinsu
lit. 10 fibIte man iid bod in griner.
ung an ben ieinerSeiti9en gufsntbalt
oes Sbubs bon Yeriisn, Der feline SO.
telre9nun9 uno Die Gintaufe benz guuo
CUR ~gefdllt9cn Seri9ti9ung i~iberlaIeu
bate. iiber bic finansieQsn Jol9eu ni6t
iebr Ii6er. 90lo Ober lab man, oaB
SOni9 Sulalon9tOrn Elm beiierer 0tsni9
uno Sunoe mar. Sir 8enfs Snou.
ltrie bat Der Seiu6 quite 6Ol0sn 9ebabt;
allein in elmer bieIi9cn llbrenfabrit bat
er iiber 100, 600 Srancs @intdufe ge.
mQ9t.
- Sine bemertenstuertbe Sa6rt auf
benz &Ooe bat elm idpeiaeriiaer Raoler
Namens Nugult 8ruele aus @%ourQcnp,
Santon Bern, QelCiitst. @r bate &c.
luettet, nit Dem Suleler 3UNc 8lci0.
seiti9 bon Ieinem SeimatbsOrte absu.
f0bren uno QIei43eiti9 nit ibm in 8a.
iel einsutreffen. Die @ette luurbe
9l6nseno 9ewonnen. Mit benz 9iiff
Der GOtomOtioe Gormittags 10 llbr Al
Wtinuten fuhr Der @atere bonn Sauie
ab. Wd6reno Die Sabn iiber Sels-
berg uno bon bort Der 8irs entlun0
fubr, ialIte Der StablroBrsiter our6'5
GlfNB (S~irlinQsOOrf : @sren9bauiens
TOl9ensbur9) iiber Die iebr tOt6jQe
GOuOItrGGe nod SaIsl. Sicr fam cr
I'M II nbr 55 Minuten an, b. 3. 20
Ntinuten Dor Dem SuQs. Ser Mc9,
ben er in 2 Stunosn II Winutcn 81.
riifle9te, betrG9t 80 en9l. Weilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
@iseonTm.

Glettriide Sabn bon 10 a lie
tee nah Wauteiba uno Sconomoppc.
S~nnerlalb bon 60 Sageu miro cine
nelle elettriide StraBenbabn-Y erbin=
Dung 5tpli6en Wilmautee uno @aute=
Iba itber Noro=8 Greenfield erDifnet luer.
ben uno i'm Sommer 1898 miro audi
eln iolher Vertebr stpiiden Milpautee
uno Sconomotuoc berQeiteQt iein. Sa5
Erolett miro bon Der Willpautee elet=
trlI9en S%traBenbabn= uno 2i6t=8eIel.
itatt ausQeiii6rt weroen uno bic neren
Slnlen einen 3mei9 oes olloemeinen
Wllpautee=S pitems biloen. Die &e-
'ellbaft erlunQte am SamIta0 oas
We9ere6t bis Wauteiba uno luiro in
ipenl9en SaQen nit ben Nrbeiten be-
Qlnnen. Die @ntiernuna BON Noro=
Greenfield bis Waufeiba betrd0t II
Wtellen uno bon leBterem Srt biz Sco=
nomoipoc l3 Meilen. @auteiba tpiro
aus Der 1ellen 8erbinounQ nit Mil=
tpautee 9an3 Defenders Sortbeil sie6en
ipe9en Der nunmebr leihten grreihbar=
teit Der Sauptieeu. Die Sinie 99au=
te'basS conOmpwOc beriibrt ebenfoQs
alle bauptid6li6en Seen. 60 lie9t
Der pepOutee=Se auf Der Iiioli1en
Settle uno bic Sabn paiIirt Telaiielo
uno N~aibotab. erreidt sund6t 9ine
Safe, Stauase uno OcOnomoppc.
Mui6eln perlan9t. gtus So
nespille miro Qeibrieben: 9ieie
Staot "erireut ii6 jeBt elmer nerlen Sn=
oultrie. man iammelt Mui6eln aus
benz 6luile fir SnOpiiabritsn. Serr
JinleD. Der Ngent elmer Yerlmutter=
tnOpf= Gabrit. begonn am Sreitu0 nit
GntQc9ennabme pOn Wuideln uno be-
Sablte 9leiA ben eriten Sag 5000 oas
iiir ars, CUR State bon $50 per Some.
Sie Mui6eliu6er NADER einen lido
men GeroienIt, man9e peroienen SO
bis $40 pro Gag, uno es iino Sunoerte
BON Yerlonen nit Ibiu6unQ oes 6luB=
bOOens bei9GitI9t. Sine 5irma bat
oerlprohcn, bier cine &%nopfiabrit OIL.
legen su wollen, Wenn man 400 Spn=
men WtuI6eln flnoen tanu.
Glmena, @is., u. Suli '97.
Gecbrter Ssrr &eootteur!
Nadoem in Saus uno Sraus Der 4.
Suli poriiber 1T. uno 4ules 10 nuh uno
nuh pieoer in oas alte 8eleiie tommt,
lit es wobl 3elt. oob i'd als Gcrreipon=
bent ell Vib6en bpn mir b6ren laile.
ullere jun9e Stdot Nlmsna bat Ii6
punoerbOr 9ema4t. Sier Sabre ,u=
rid in elmer perbGltniBmdBig unbeIie=
oeltcn @cgeno 9e9rilnost, 1T lie beute
cine bon ben lebbaiteiten StGoten in
Oieiem She'll Oes Staates. Der A..
Suli lit in groBarti9er @eiie bier oes
ieiert mOroen; beinabe 1000 MenI6en
amiiiirten iib tOltlid unb Ireuten ii1
iiber Die wirtlib Quten mulitolii6en
Geiltun9en Der Ilmena SraB 9ano.
SIN gau be9rinen lit ein i60nes Opera
SOuie nit 9eraumi9er giibne. @ntleioe.
simmer, Sotal fir grfriIhun0en etc.
GbeniO 1T elm neues Sotel in Der @uf=
iiibrung bsgrifien. gOrigsn WOnat
wuroe Die neue WtOlterei (9reamerp)
Oolenoet. Sieielbe 1T nit allen lreue=
item 9erbenerunSen psrisbsn uno be-
treibt ihon ein reyes 8ei6dft; uno
enoll6 lieht iebt oas neue arOBe Glen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
Wltc Scute.

GIte 2eute, rpelde Der Weoi;in bcoiirs
fen nm ibrcn Stubl9ang uno Die Nieren
81 re9ultren, werben in 9lectrti6em gitz
tiers o0s wabre 9cilmitteI finpen. 0ieie
0feoiSin re9t nt6t uuf unO entbdlt tetnen
Sranntpein ooer anpere SetGubun9sz
mittel, ionoern wirtt ME Elm gbfibs
ruugsmtttel. IS pirft iebr miloe auf
ben Mta9en unb Den untsrleib inOem es
neue Strait 9tbt uno ben Or9anen
Spanntrait uerleibt, inOem es Der Natur
bel tbren Sunttionen bilft. gIectril6es
Sitters lit Elm uorSIsli6es MitteI nm
Den Appetit gu itimuliren uno Der Ser
oauun9 5u belfen. Nlte Seute finben
BARN 9erape, mas iie brau6en. Greis
80 Gents per Tlui5e in {. Us. &uetes
apotbete, 656 MatnitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
Georgia.

- rnOerbeHsrIi6. Ser raffinirte
SawiuoIer SjoneD 2osceles, alias
.&OrO SeresfOrO", oeiien Strei6e ibn
I'M 9aH5en &anOe bsrii6tiQt Qema6t
baben, bat in ben IeBten 3aQen neue
S6Wiuoeleien Osriibt uno 1T wieoer
SuItiSfli6tIing. GOr Ginger l3eit aus
Dem 3u9tbauie bon @eOr0la entlaien,
er0finete er in Dem Srte Fitzgerald Elm
@ei9dft, wuBte ii6 i6nell in oas Yer-
trallen Der SrtsbeUODner einJui9lei9en
uno oieien su %imponiren, uno beirus
tbete Die SDbter oes reidlten MtUnnes
i'm Srte. @r benuBte Oas ~erluu9te
@ertruuen, nm cine grOBe auSabl Yiir.
ger oes Srtes uno 8ei9Gftsleute Bin-
einSuIe0eu, luie es beiBt. in Der 066e
bon $40, 900. Nm uerfloiieneu Srei-
tag trat er cine .Gsi4aitsreiie" naS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
D.
SeutibIano.
y II.

- Ser graumeiIfer bes tDni9Iihen
SOibrdubuuies in 80 ii den bat an
|. Sum- ieineu Ibi6iso 9cnOmmen.
Sieies Grei9niB intereiiirt Die Wiin9e=
ner eben 10 Diel, als Dern ir9ero Elm
WiniIter ieinen Giidtritt ertlGrt bate.
Was i~ibri9ens Die 8ebaltsbeSii9e anbe.
lan9t, 10 itano aud Der t0ni9li6e
SraumeiIter heIler als cine GrcelenI
oenn er besog auBer einem 8ebalt bon
5000 Mtart etna 25- bis 80, 600 Wart
gtebeneinnabmen. %io8enannte Sefen'
geIoer. Der bairiide 6inan3miniiter
Mil nunme9r, oa iid iiber spei Sus
beno Sraumeilter nm Die ~erleoi9te
STEELE beWOrben baben, bieie @innaba
men b~eoeuteno suItuBen. Sofentli9
miro unter Dem neuen grcumeilter bic
Gualit1t oes 8ieres teine mlnoere.
gliaB-2otbrineeu.
- Die Staot MiilhauIen i'm gliaB
bat Elm grOBartiges 8eihent erb0Iten.
Sine Nnsahl BON Mitbiir9ern offerirte
ibr nGmli6 Qelhentpeiie Den prd6tiaen
SetridaftsiiB MarO5eau in Rebberg
uro Der 6emsinoeratb beetle 1i6 ielbIt=
reoeno, bic 8abe nit siuem 9antess
potum 0nSunebmen. 9as Gut, Elm
umfangrei6er purt nit fiiritli9 Nus0e=
itattetem S6lOB, 6elibt einen Wertb
bon iiber / Mtiuion Wurt, es 1T bur6
6obritant Nlfreo @n0el fir bic Staot
I'm ben Spottnreis DON 220. 900 Nnrt
erItei0ert moroen. Sie S6ent9eber
psrtniipftsn nit ibrer @iomuna bic
Seoin9uug, o0B Ouf benz Gute ein
Spital errihtet weroe, oeiien ianerer
9ienIt BON Si0tOnuiiIiunen perisbsn
meroen muB.
- Sn Geuuorecourt lit Elm gOtns
arbsiter bon einsm S6nel3u9s iiber=
fobrcn uno iO9lei6 SetDotet mOroen.
Seine Seihe mar auf's entiebli9Ite 3ers
maImt. Nn Der locomotive iparer
SIeii6tbeIle oes llnQliitlihen bin9er
eeblicben, oereu Gntiernen einen I'M
mebrere Winuteu uerlGn9erten glui ents
bait oss 3u9es nOtbia ma9te.
Weitalen.
Baoerbprn. Sin midti0es
SubilGum ieiert unIere SiD3eie in oies
lem Sabre, ndmlih ous Der Is. Sabr-
bunOertisisr oes bl. SibOrius, tuel6es
Der bobiu. Serr Siidof Subsrtus I'M
.Nmtli6en Gir6enbl0tt" our6 ein bee
IOnoeres SirtenIdrsiben %Dsrtinoet. 9os
Somcapitet perOIfentli6 iiber bic Geier
fOl9enosn Grl0B: Sm Nnihlufe an oas
oiesjdbri9s Ct. GibOriusfeit miro Die
Is. Sabrbunoertfeisr oes SoOestd9ss
unieres bl. Staot= uno SiOSeIanspa=
irons in iOl0enoer g8eiie itattiinoen:
|. Die GeliQuien oes Seili9en nerOen
wdbreno Der QanSen Sctau (OOm
Samitag. ben "a. Suli. Na6mitta9s
al bis gum SOnnta9. ben |. @uQuft,
Habmitta9s) aus9eieBt iein. 2. Sd9-
LID, 9 ubr WOr0ens. uiro Elm feier.
lides SOdamt nit Prsoiat uno Sad.
mittaas 3 ubr feierli6e Yesper, Ibenos
y llbr cine Seaensanoabt 9sbaltsn
tuer6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
Bu6Ien'S Nrntea SaIbe.

8ie bette Salbs IN Der 8sIt fiji
S9ntttpunoen, 9autidirfunsen, 8un:
ben, @si@ware, SaIafuB, Jisbsruun:
ben, S4orf, seiprunsene 9dnOe, 5roit.
bsulen, Rrdbenausen, unb ale 9autsnt.
sinbunsen uno 1T cine fi4ere 9siIuna
fir 9dmOrboioen. IS wirb sarantirt:
oaB bas Wittel poutpmmene @euua,
tbuuns sibt; wenn ni3t, pir6 bas @eIt
Suriterftr! tet. Yreis rs 9euts pei
S4a6teI. = gu p~ertaufeu bel {. W.
&uete, Npotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

gen dllQeltrenQt moroen. ba cine Qlb=
Sdbl 'einer 8e6cilten anQeblih 9ciitcss
trart muroen. lin MN su perbin,
bern, oab er Dor 8ertbt Qe,pun9en
meroen tam, Die demiide gei6affcn=
belt ieiles Mittels betannt AT MADDEN,
loll oos oben onge9ebeue @eribtspers
tobren eln9eleltct poroen iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
(Gimecianot.)

Nls ei0ener G%riabrun9 lam i6 BIZ
6Orni's Wteoisinen Nufs Selte empIeb'
len. Sorni,s @lpentr6utsr 8lutbele.
Der, 6Orni's Wa9enltdrter unO 6Orni's
Seil=Oel bOben in u"nierer Ge0eno quite
SienIte Qeleiltet uno SeoermOn 1T oa'
nit 5uiricOen. Perrp. g9is., 5. ".
S1ent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

Die 4niduloi9uuQ iueocn @ebrau6s
ObicOner Geoen 9e9en Die &%otteni0n-
Ger. 50 %perlan0ten abcr oieie einen
Gro'eB Dor ben 8robQei6worenen uno
Der YpIiseiridter tonute nibts Nnoeres
tbun, ols es Den 8rpB9eihrporeuen gu
iiberlaIielt, nah Der Gotten9eieB9ebun9
I'll fuhell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
500 YeIpbuuud, 500.

Sts ssisr bieier 3sttuus perbsu i9 irsusn 3u sriaHs
rem. eas es p%sntaittns cine ssiirttsts Rrautbsit sibt.
ipslds bic @insni6ait In al ibren Stuisn gu bttlsH
i'm Siauoe 1T; pads SatarrbsSur lit BITE sinsise lest
Der ar3tIttsn Sriosridaft ~betaunte pofttus Sur.
Ratorrb srioroert ais cine Contributions ~trantbeit cine
eonltttuttousus Sebanoluua. Saus Satarrb ; RuT
miro tnnsrlt6 esnomnleu uuo Wirtt brett aui has Slut
nno Bite iblsImiseH SberflGbeH oes Spitems, ba6urA
Die Slunoluge Der Srantbtit %srrit6reuo uro benz gas
tisntsn Srait eebenb, iuoem lie bic Gouiiitution bes
serpsrs auibdut uuO Der Rdtur in ibrem gserte bilit.
Die 9ieenthlmsr babeu 10 uiel g%ertrduen Az ibren
Ssilsraitsn. oaB tie etubuuoert Dollars SeloSuuus ilr
itetn Saa %aubietsn. ben fs Su turtrsn u~erieblsn. Eabi
Sud cine siiie BON 3eusuiNeu fommeu. Wan a~orelfre
j.. ). 6heHeD & Is o., SOleoo. Ohio.
W gsrtGuIt pou alien Spotbeteru, 70 Gents.
Sau's 6amiIisns 9ilsn iuS bic bsitsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

Sobannab an uno icitoem bat man
ni6is mebr pnn ibm 0ebOrt. Gs 1T
Elm GerbaftSbefebl me0en S6iuinoels
uno Setru9s 9e0cn i'm er9arl1en, Oh
man ober oes 9~eriebenen 8uuners hobs
bait lperoen miro, if cine onoere 6roge.
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-23
SHERMAN

rhe Ohio Senator VIII be Secretary of
stats-E1-Gov. John ID. Long, of Mssss-
chusetts, Supposed TO be Slated for the
New England Membes and Gen. Alger,
of Michigan, Considered for Secretary
of War.
CANTON, O., Jan. Ex-senator Sher.
man, who, this afternoon, authorized
the United Associated Presses to posi-
lively hat he has accepted
the portfolio of state, and ex-Gov.
John D. Long, of Massachusetts,, whc
will in all probabability be in Maj
McKinley's cabinet, sat down at
table with the president-elect to-day.
The other guest at luncheon was sem
ator Burrows, of Michigan. Senator
Sherman arrived at the house about an
hour and a quarter before Don and
left for Washington at 2 o'clock. lie had
a long talk with Maj. Mckinley, and
they discussed many men and meas
ures. The formation of the cabinet
was the main topic of conversation.
Senator Sherman said appointments
and the organization of the work in
his department would not be consid-
cred till after the inauguration of
Mai. Mckinley. 1t is understood that
the appointment of a first assistant
secretary of state was not discussed
to-day, but the gossips have it that
John Russell Young, of Philadelphia,
is under consideration. Senator Sher-
man was in excellent spirits and
seemed full Of vigor.
The visit of eX-Gov. Long following
90 lo,o1,,o fl,,t sc Capoto- I oI-a
of Massachusetts,, is construed to
mean he is not unwilling to accept a
place in Maj. McKinley's cabinet.
Senator Lodge assured Maj. Mckinley
that there were no objections to the
appointment of Gov. Long on the
part of the Massachusetts republi-
cans, and it may be deemed reasonably
certain that he viii be the New En-.
gland member of the cabinet. Maj
Mckinley and Gov. Long had Il long
talk and the latter left for the east by
way of Cleveland at 1870. 1t is not
thought that the particular place il
the cabinet which is likely to be of
fered Gov. Long has been determined.
No tender of a portfolio was made to-
day. Gov. Long said he simply came
to confer with Maj. Mckinley.
Senator j. c. Burrows, of Michigan,
came to see the president-elect in the
interest of Gen. L. A. Alger, whom
he hopes will be appointed secretary
of war. Senator Burrows said the
republicans of Michigan had counted
upon Gen. Alger, and that he had the
hearty Endorsement of the two scna-
tors. Gen. Alger is also being urged
by the old soldiers of the Union
armies. Senator Burrows did not
indicate hat the portfolio had been
rendered Gen. Alger, but the belief is
pretty strong here hat twill be.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-23
SHERMAN INTERVIEWED.
The Coming Secretary of State on the
War in Cuba and the TarIn.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 16. Sem
ator Sherman passed through Pitts
burgh last night from Canton, ell
route to Washington. Senator Sher.
man said:
at begins to look as though Spain
would grant Cuba some kind of auton.
omy which will speedily end the war.
If the Spanish government would
grant to the people of Gu b the same
rights that are accorded to the people
of Spain it would have much to do
with ending the struggle. l am in
favor of non-interference with the
affairs of Cuba. About all we want to
do is to buy products in the island and
sell her all the goods we can. do
not believe there is any reliable news
coming from the war. We have no
knowledge of what our representa-
tive, Mr.. Lee, reported to the
president, except as might be in
ferred from the message, and one
can readily understand hat it might
be embarrassing to him, in his rela-
tions with the Spanish authorities at
Havana, if the full text of his report
were made public. We do know, how
ever, that the reports from Cuba, pub
lished in the newspapers every morn.
ing, are very unreliable"
How about an extra session of con-
gress?" Senator Sherman as asked.
ut is absolutely certain thai we
will have an extra session, and the
earlier it is held the better. 1t is very
necessary hat we should have a
prompt readjustment of the tariff, and
it is probable that the extra session
will be confined to tariff legislation,
slider any subject once it is called in
lession,"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-23
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Chairman Patterson Will Name the Con-
ference Committee ia About a Week

Chairman Patterson VIII Name the Con-
ference Committee in About a Week
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. i5.-C.
Stu art Patterson, the chairman of the
monetary conference, has left for
Philadelphia. He will o the
names OF the Is members of the execu-
tive committee in about a week. 1t is
expected that he will select represent
alive men from all sections of the
country and will ascertain their
willingness to serve before naming
them.
Mr.. ii. Ii. Hanna, Mr.. NJ. E. Ingalls,
and other members of the committee
which arranged for the conference all
express themselves as satisfied with
the action of the conference.
Mr.. Hanna said: II have not
had AN opportunity to learn how
the action of the conference is
received outside of this city, but all
the gentlemen with whom l have
talked here seem to be in accord with
the action taken. A great deal de.
ponds upon keeping this whole SUBJ
ject before the people. and upol Lring.
ing the united influence of the best
men of all sections to bear upon con-
gress. the plan we agreed upon was
a compromise. We had a great many
men of strong personality in the com
mittee on resolutions, and L think We
did very well to get together as we did.
We shall continue the work, and we
hope we shall ultimately succeed"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-23
THIRTEEN

Cremated in the Bucknsr Orphans Homs
Near DxIlas-Nine Others injured, Three
Fatally In Her Anxiety tn save Her
charges Boys Matron Isritton forgot
Her Own Children, Who Perished In tne
Flames
DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 17.-Fire com.
pletely destroyed the Buckner Or
phans' home, near here early yester-
day morning. Thirteen children were
cremated and nine injured, three of
them fatally.
All the dead except n were buried
last evening in the Home cemetery.
Rev. MIR. Buckner, manager of the
home, officiated. The Ii ume physi-
clans are iu attendance on the injured.
All the farmers in the vicinity
turned out and assisted in making
collins, digging graves and burying
the victims. There were l47 boys and
more than 100 girls in the home.
The fire was discovered about mid
night. Mrs. Britton, the boys ma
tron, had been in bed some time when
she was awakened by a smell of smoke.
She jumped to the floor, but found it
81 HOL SlS COulu hOG I'LL Oll ~. III
she Immediately raised the cry of fire.
The attaches were hastily aroused
and sen in all directions to arouse the
children. Such was Mrs. Britton's
anxiety for the safety of the inmates
hat she forgot her own children, and
despite her frantic efforts at rescue
they were burned to death.
The fire is believed to have Original
led in the room under that occupied
by Mrs. Britton. Before Mrs. Britton
retired for the night she had the boys
clean out and prepare a stove situated
IN the room just under her for the
morning fire. She then sent one of
he larger boys to see if the work had
Zen properly done. He reported that
everything was all right, but it is be-
lievcd some live Goals were scattered
Oil the carpet near the stove which
ignited and soon spread to the wood,
.vprk. The building was of wood and
lie fire communicated to its various
wings with incredible rapidity.
The children were hastily aroused
and hurried from the building,
wrapped in their night clothes and
bed quilts. All were badly fright
ened, and when the shrieks of those
VITO were being crcmatad in the roar
iu5 mass Of Il rIacs rsLcIsd thci: ears
they became almost ah:ntnareaOie,
aud were will d.lh;u:ty prevented
from rushing into the ire in an at
tempt at rescue.
The building was soon destroyed,
and'at daylight the work of searching
the ruins was taken up. All the chill
dren were accounted Tor by noon.
The home vas ten miles from Dallas
and it would have been i'm possible to
get aid out in tire mad il been asked
for. The matter will be investigated.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-23
EARNED HIS OWN EXPULSION.
DisSracerul Conduct of a Socialist Leader
In AN India Relief Meeting.

In AN India Relief Meeting.
LONDON, Jan. IA large meeting
was held at the Mansion house yes
terday for the purpose OF furthering
the work of aiding the sufferers by
the famine in India. The lord mayor,
Mr.. George Faudel Phillips, presided.
Among those present were Lord
George Hamilton, secretary OF state
for India; the duke of Cambridge, the
duke of Connaught and Mr.. George n.
Curzon, under secretary for foreign
affairs.
A resolution declaring it to be a
public duty to promote the work OF
extending the measures for relief was
offered by the duke of Connaught,
w!iereupon an attempt was made by
the socialist leader, Hyndman, to
move an amendment ~deprecating the
measures of relief for India in view of
the distress in England. The lord
mayor refused to listen to Hyndman,
hut he persisted in his attempt to
move his amendment, and he wa> put
ont OF the hall amid applause. The
resolution of the duke of CoDnaughI
vas adopted.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-23
GOMEZ INDIGNANT
A. SPaaish Lies Circulated in America
VIII FIgh: Until Cuba Is Free.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-A special cable
dispatch t. the Sun from Havana says:
Information is received here from Il
reliable source that Gen. Gomez and
the Cuban government have been
addressed by the junta of New
York requesting from them an
official declaration of their sen
timents with regard to the ar
rangement reported in New York to
be making between the cabinets of
Madrid and Washington for granting
to Cuba some reforms on the part of
Spain for home rule in order to sat
isfy the rcvolutionists.
y special messenger from Havana
carried the document, which arrived
safely i'll the hands of Gomez and
President Cisneros at a place ear the
boundary of the province of Matan-
ZdS.
Gen. Gomez was very indignant over
the news that he was reported in the
United States To be ready to enter
upon any negotiations whatsoever
with the Spauiards that are moi based
upOn absolute Independence.
He at once prepared an answer
which will be signed not only by him
self but by the government, empilati-
cally denouncing rs lies all the re-
ports about him spread by the Span
ish legation in Washington, and de-
caring that the war will continue uG-
til Cuba is released forever from the
Spanish yoke. This answer will not
20 to New York 10y way of Havana.
1t is intended for publication by ali
the newspapers of America.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-23

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