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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
GEORGE PULLMAN DIES.
The Well Known Palace Cur MaEnats
suddenly stricken.


George NJ. Pullman, the palace car
magnate, died mt his residence in Chi
cago at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Pullman, who was i'll his Goth
year, had not been enjoying his usual
good health during the summer. The
extreme heat of last week greatly az
gravatcd his disease, known to medi-
cal science as angina pectoris, but no
serious trouble was anticipated.
Mr.. Pullman was at his Office in the
Pullman building daily and dined Mon
day with friends at his club. Later in
the evening he remarked having slight
pain in the back. He retired at his
usual early hour. At o'clock mem.
bers Of the household were awakened
by n disturbance in Mr.. Pullmsn's
chamber and upon entering found him
standing in the center of the room,
dazed and apparently suffering e1cru-
ciating pains in the region of the
heart. The family physician was
hastily summoned and restoratives
were applied, but to no purpose, and
at O'Clock the millionaire manufact-
urer and philanthropist passed away
without speaking and with scarcely
struggle.
Mrs. Pullman, who, with her two
sons-George and Sanger has been on
an eastern tour, was wired at once.
George VI. Pullman went to Chicago
in 1869. He at once took prominent
place in business circles. In 1880,
owing TO the growing demands Of his
manufacturing interests, he put into
execution a pet theory for the estab-
lishment of "model town" as home
for his car works and the thousands
of employees. A site was selected on
the shores of Lake Calumet, twelve
miles south Of Chicago. Mr.. Pullman
devoted his personal attention to the
erection of the little city and succeed
ed even beyond his own expectations
in making it o model town. Pullman
now has population Of 1900.
Mr.. Pullman's wealth. is variously
estimated at from S12, 200, 900 to $780,
900. His financial interests were con-
fined to few corporations, the bulk
of the holdings being stock in the
Pullman Palace Car company, OF
which he owned about one-tifth.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
GIRLS OWN SCHEME.

Sensational Sequel tn the Heathcock
Assault" ut Chickamauga Park.
A Chattanooga, Tenn, special says:
A sensation that has set the people Of
that section agog with excitement lie.
veloped at Chickamauga park Friday.
Several months ago tho whole Of
north Georgia, "a we'll IA Chnttanooga,
was aroused over what was ut the time
reported to be brutal attempt by an
unknown man with red hair and blue
eyes to assault the seventeen year-old
daughter of James Heathcock, an en-
ploye of the park commissioners.
Ten or fifteen men, in n measure
answering the description of the
"brute, were arrested and taken before
the Heathcock women, and lynching
was only averted because they pro.
nounced each man mot the guilty one. "
The girl became a mother few days
ago and Heathcock, the father, was
much surprised, he having along with
the public been misled by the story of
the criminal assault. He began al in
vestigation aud now states that there
was no criminal assault, but that the
girl had been beaten into insensibility
by the mother on the occasion when
she was found insensible by one of the
guards. and that the story of the Grim
inal assault was concocted in order to
save the girls reputation. There was
a standing reward for the arrest Of the
"fend," which has now been with
drawn when the facts as stated became
known
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
VAN WICK LEADING.
Dem ocratIc Candidate Forging Ahead In
New York Municipal Campaign.

Dem ocratic Candidate Forging Ahead In
New York Municipal Campaign.
A special OF Friday from new York
says: Every turn Of the political
wheel here in the big city has been
favorable to Van Wyck. 1t is not that
he and his managers are so much wis
err than than any other political man
ayers. or that the Judge himself is re-
garded as possessing to the highest
possible degree, and beyond every
body else, the qualifications essential
to the mayoralty, but the democratic
candidate seems to have been born
under lucky star. Every move Of
his enemies has played into Van
Wyck's hands.
The latest great plays Of the Low
people are TO have Mrs. Grannis attack
the democratic candidate for his visit
TO the French ball some years ago,
and then TO resurrect Parkhurst, get
ting him to declare for Low.
The Parkhurst matter came TO
head Friday. The reformer writes
from Switzerland, where he has been
for some time III a retreat. He de-
clares for Low aud hurls the usual
"reform" criticisms at "Plattism" and
"Crok erism."
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
HOSPITAL SERVICE INCREASED.

Uncle sam Adds to Force Ncce-sitated
By spread of Yellow Fever.
The continued spread of yellow
fever neces states many additional en-
ployes in the marine hospital service
at Washington.
At the recommendations OF the sur
geon general of that bureau, the treas
ury department has appointed thirty
four assistant surgeons and ffty-two
guards to do duty in the yellow fever
section and on the borders of the
states where the disease may spread.
These appointments will be increas-
ed if necessary. The appointments
are temporary, the appointees receiv-
Ing pay by the day.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
WHISTLES OF POOR QUALITY.

Chicago Parties Detected In Gigantic
Liquor Counterfeitlng Scheme.
In a musty and darkened cellar at
No. l3l Sangamon street, Chicago,
lawyers, detectives and constables
have unearthed what they claim to be
one of the largest liquor counterfeit
ing schemes ever operated in this coun-
try.
After four hours work $685. 900 in
counterfeit labels, representing all the
leading brands Of liquor, bottles and
cases were found.
The loss to the liquor dealers and
manufacturers through counterfeit has
been nearly $500, 900, and it may even
reach higher figure.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
JUDGE ROASTED LAWYERS.
Sensation Developed In the Car Robbery
Trials mt Dalton.

Sensation Developed In the Car Nobbery
Trials mt Dalton.
Court convened at Dalton, Ga,
Thursday morning with a large attend
ance. Wat Harris concluded the m
gument for the defendant. Captain I.
J. Peoples, in speech which contin-
ued for an hour and a half. During
his speech he intimated that Captain
4. J. Peoples had been singled out
for trial. After being warned by the
court Mr.. Harris repeated the word
ant was fined.
The jury rendered verdict of not
guilty.
The case of Mack Cannon was called
and the hardest aud most sensational
attempt that has been made to have
case continued was presented, but the
court overruled the objection and in
structed everybody interested III this
case to get ready for trial, In the in
PERMISSION that followed John ii. Ben
der accepted the opportunity to enter
IA plea Of not guilty.
Col. McCamy introduced nm aflida-
Wit signed by several well-known citi'
zens that they did not believe any lie
PENDANT charged with receiving stolen
goods could obtain fair aud impair.
tal trial in Whitfield county, owing
To the excited condition Of the people
and jurors by the gravity of the often
ses and publications in certain news
papers, etc.
Following this affidavit Judge A.
w. Fite said: al want to say i'll the
outset in these cases, gentlemen, that
there is no excitement so far as this
court knows except what il gotten up
in the particular case on trial, and all
this excitement il the talk OF lawyers.
III want to say right now II any law
yer in the trial Of this or any other
case wants to tempt the court To fine
him for the purpose Of influencing the
jury either way, it will be a pretty dear
undertaking. I want You oil to I'M
derstand that now. i am going to
confne the counsel to the facts on trial
in any case that comes up, and i warn
you oil now, am not going to put mp
-, 49, .ura. - ooaot;no an.
im"s .;,bar wor h1 s;,bsr TfI have
:" Sra anv LAWYER in tbis case Il il not
a., -, To- 1o,Iors am
so;ns " 49, 80 ,,;s onur, IN Jacar,v and
$50 - - ~ ;,T haxa % nrt svsry LAWYER
~ IN ;a;i ard trv 90 rur IL Inv myseIf and
A. 80 waar ,hat
"V -. ~" To,o haorJ ~ Iowvsrs sav;ng
~u,, -. ''. 20. III =, ,,a 80,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
CANNON CONVICTED.
IL was Proven That He Bought Goods
From Bohnnnan.

From Bohnnnan.
"NIac" Cannon trial at Dalton was
ended Friday by the jury returning a
verdict of guilty,
The trial OF Cannon was most ORA.
matte one throughout.
The defense had set up an alibi.
The state assaulted it until it was q
question with the audience whether
the jury would believe it or rejec, it.
Twice did the accused man spring
from his chair to interrupt the states
counsel. Each time his attorney, Col
onel Watt Harris, checked him, and
attempted TO speak for him, but Judge
Fite would not hear the lawyer.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
TALKED CIVIL SERVICE.
Cabinet Devotes Several Hours In Dis
cussing the Subject.

A Washington special says: The
cabinet Tuesday devoted considerable
time to discussion of the civil service
and how TO obtain the best results
from the recent order promulgated by
the president.
A decision was reached that each
department should prepare and adopt
regulations TO meet the order.
While each department will formu-
late its own regulations, there was a
general sentiment that it would be
we'll to have Them along the general
lines of the regulations issued by the
treasury department to carry out the
presidents order.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
SPAIN REFUSES MEDIATION.

Informs Uncle Sans Government That
It's Good Onices Are Rejected.
The Madrid papers say that the re-
ply OF the government to the United
States "declines mediation" of any
kind in the question.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29
english PRESS IS AROUSED
OVER BAD TREATMENT OF A NEWS.
PAPER MAN by SPAIN.
CHRONICLES STRONG EDITORIAL.
British Lion May He Awakened sum.
ciently to Call Spain To Terms
Regarding Alleged Outrage.

The London Daily Chronicle in its
issue of Tuesday morning, comment.
ing upon the death in Cuba last week
of W. Hughes, correspondent of Black
and White, (newspaper) of London,
who is said to have starved 70 death in
the streets of Havana, after having
been maltreated and robbed 10y party
of Spanish guerillas, says:
I'll the story OF his death Is true, fresh
execra;ion Of spanish action will arise, and
the British government may have something
to say
Hughes was found dead on the
Prado, Havana, Thursday night a
week ago. He had recently visited
Pinar del Rio with pass from the
military governor. IL is said that
while. there q party of guerilas in
broad daylight and in the presence Of
Spanish officers, assaulted him aud
robbed him Of everything he had ex-
cept his clothes. Hughes, il is al
legged, appealed to the military COM
mander for help and demanded the
restitution of his property, but was
only laughed at.
He was obliged to return TO Havana,
walking the entire distance, and reach
ed the city ragged and starving. Hav-
ing lost his passport, he could not
= establish his identity or communicate
with his friends in England. He
starved to death in the streets,
Hughes had earned an excellent repu-
tation as a war correspondent in Afri.
ca, having followed the Soudan expe.
dition, and also travelled in Western
Africa. His father is retired Brit.
ish army surgeon. The case has been
reported to the British consul at
Havana,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29

Messrs. &. A. Carson and j. W.
Watson Of Kissimmee, the former SEN
ator and the latter representative for
Osceola county, visited the capital u
few days ago for the purpose of doing
oil they can To have the state reforma-
tory for juvenile offenders located ut
Kissimmee.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29

Governor Bloxham has made tho
following civil appointments: W. |.
Metcalf Of West Palm Beach and j. \.
Moore Of Providence, Ia Toe notaries
public for the state at large.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29

A great deal Of the loss in Tampa's
recent fires is argued by resonsible
citizens to he due to the inefficient
water supply, it being claimed that
the men who had the pipes from the
hydrant hose were compelled to seek
safety from the fire, being unable 10
secure enough water pressure to save
themselves from blistering,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29

A few days ago Congressman :. NJ.
Sparkman visited Jacksonville to con-
fer with the gentlemen who have in
terested themselves in the water hya-
cinth problem 10 get further insight
into the destruction to commerce that
this pest il creating on the st. Johns
river, Mr.. Sparkman says he will do
his utmost to secure government aid
10 get rid of the pest.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29

Many people will recall the case Of
one X. w. Wilkes, who was tried mt
the last term Of the circuit court mt
Jacksonville on the charge of choking
TO death Mrs. Ramevah Carraway, his
mistress, but who escaped the gallows
on the plea of insanity. Now comes
the statement that Wilkes is not in
sane, and, in fact, the only evidence
introduced at the trial to this effect
was that he had fits when boy, and
that his father was demented. A
special received from Tallahassee says:
"A remarkable condition of affairs
confronts the people Of Florida in the
case Of X. W. Wilkes, who choked
Ramevah Carraway To death in Jack
sonville. He was tried, and escaped
the gailows on a plea of insanity,
though no one ever for moment
doubted his guilt. He has been con-
fined in the State Insane Asylum at
Chattahoochee for several months, and
Wilkes is reported as saying that he is
not crazy, and that his attorney in
duced him to play the role of a crazy
man.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
Nc.u Seriep.

- &0mpf nit einem Wa6nIinniQen.
Sin bOblt oufre9enoer gluftritt ipielte
ll6 oieier Gage in einem &OltBau'e in
Der 9t0be BON pertb NmbOn 0b. Giner
Der SOItQQu9er, Numens Samuel SO=
gan. puroe pl6Bli6 pubniiuuiQ, ers
tlGrte, er lei Der Ssufel, uno beorobte
Die iibri0en 8eWObner, bic gerNoe bsim
6riIb'tiidstiI6 iaBen. nit einem 9rOBen
8leii6ermeIier. GutleBt lieien Die
geOrObten iu's 6reie. So90n ibien ss
DEFENDERS ouf ben &OitQan9er George
9tOO0f ab8eieben gu h0ben. Oenn er
rNnnte oemielben bis 81 einem nobe-
Qcle0enen 8ebiii6 mad, no er i'm ein-
bOlte uno nieOerihlu9. S6on bate
Der Walniinni0e nit Dem Wteiier gum
StOBe Nus9ebOlt. 0ls er ielblt bon
elnem Guoeru &OIt0Qn9er nieoer9ei8lu.
gen muroe. SOaNn ipran9 Ounu wies
Der 0uf. Lief III oas SNus suritd uno
i6lOB ii@ III ieinem 3immer Elm. MOn
bOIte nun einen YOliSilten, Der Die
S9lire i6lieBli6 elnbrdh, I'M ben &a=
ienOen Su OerGaften. Oils SOQan ieis
ner Nnii6tiQ wuroe, ~itiir5te es ii6 nit
Dem WteIier Nuf Den SlnurOf. Sm
ielben gluQenblid CAB oIeier aus Ieinem
9tepOlper 6euer. Wtit eluem NuIi6rci
licB SoAan nun oNS WteiIer fallen uno
iprNuQ Damn aus Dem Oilenen 6eniter.
Ser YlOurOf iOlNte linn, tonnte i'm
jsoO6 ni0t einbOIen uuo SO9an Ders
i6wono 'AlicBli9 i'm g9alOe. SrpB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
WtGisan.

- Der nSans Su6s" bon 8 es
9~eitorben. Charles GnoriB,
elmer Der betannteIten Seutiben BON
Detroit, lit i'm glter BON 60 Sabren
9eItprben. Gr binterlGBt cine Wittwe
uno z 9inoer in 9uten Serbdltnihen.
Gbarles GnoriB wuroe i'm Sabre 1881
gu 8%Oppin9en in @itrttemberg 0ebD=
rem. Sn ieinem SsimatbsOrt matte
er bic yitrQeri3ule oEr9 uno lernte
oas S9uterbanouert. Na6oem er
I'M Sabre 1852 gum @anoeritabe 9e=
9riiien uno na9 Nmerita ausQepanoert
mar, iuno er in SetrOit feline neue
Seimatb. @r be%rbeiratbete ii6 oaIelbit,
n0bm iein Sanowert alf unb erlebte,
oaB es einen 9Oloenen SOoen bate.
GnnriB mar eiu S9ubmN6er bonn
S6luNe Oes olteu Sans Saas, er iuiO=
mete ii6 Der 9unlt oa3u. Gr arbeitete
mebr Wie ir9ello Elm anoerer SeutIder
fir Die @riinDun9 zines beuti6en
Sbeaters uno 9alt ols elmer Der beles
ienIten Sbeatsrs uno &unitfreunoe lll=
ter Dem oeutlGen Yublitum BON De-
troit. Na9 jabrelan9sr SbdtiQteit err
iibri0te er 9enug, Inn ben &elt ieiner
Sage in &u6e DerbrinQen gu tOnnen.
Sie 2eiae oes SerltOrbenerl, Der Dem
freilinniOen Seutihtbum an9ebOrte.
wuroe i'm SrematOrium, oas er mit9s-
i9afen bat, uno 81 oelisn Geitun9 er
big 81 ieinem SOoe Ols SIrettOr ges
D0rte, Derbrannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
A6(ofnt anpertdf(6t.

itimmt mnrOe. tolat MaSet bon Nsru
Yort nit einem iOlben. oaB CuN BIS
Sra9en BON Suifdrmeln Derbo!,a IrlI
iolle. glud bieies ipllroe nicoer9e.
itimmlt, worauf oas Saus Die Bill nit
81 geaeu Az Stimmsn annabm. Die.
ielbe lalltst luis fulst: vSrasno cine
YerIon. bic in cinem 2beatcr. cinet
Sale oocr onocrcn Dfentlihen SerQnii'
0%un9spldBen uacr Ciuer SebrEalle eincn
Sip eipnimmt mo cineu &Et pen
cinem iolhsn llmiunl oOcr nit ocrartIa
gen 0%srsierunQsn tr0N!. l.i onourh
bintsr ibr iitenoe %Ijrucl IN Sehen
beelntrl9tlAt luetOen. uno Die lip nah
erfclNier guITOrOcrun9 weiGert, cine
berartiNe Supibeoefun3 3u e%ntiernsn,
fpll fir ieoe5 ~bCrOrti9e ~cr'rtcn nit
elmer 8elobube ppu SIS beitrdit wsrDuJ.
,pslde pm o~erienigen YcriOn elnQstrIs.
ben iperoen fam, mel6e oen Sail Dor
einem sultanoiScn GeriAt onbdn8i9
mOht."
- Grbe zines 2eoparoen. Sn Der
Sem Oorter 6sntral=Par WsnuQerie
wuroe Oicicr Sage ein mlnnlider SEQ.
pNro 0et0otet. Go3 @uubtbicr lit al
elmer Irt SautiNmunO. in0em linn ous
Sell itiifweiie Obiicl. Gin SbierarSt
b~sbnnOelte Sluar bic AefIette StElic, Nber
ar1 er fonute nibt belfen, uno Spe.
cialdrdtc fir 2eoparoen Nicbt es ielbit
in bieiem 2unoe aler Specialization
nod ni6t. go WrrOe benn beidlpien.
bas S9ier 81 tOOten. Mun mari ibm
cine ShlinNe nm. 5oQ oieieIbe iiber oos
8el1noer Dor Dem &0fiN uno itiilpte
oann Der GrOBen &0ge cine Sad MT
Glcroform iiber ben &Opi. SCI go.
paro wano uno triimmte iih fur6tbur,
uno Die 99Grter batteu ale Wiibe, i'm
fsi,ubaltsn.' Grlt mad orciBi9 Winu.
ten mar oas sdbe Sbier toot. WUrum
man ibm ni6t Dur6 einen S@ub eiu
ianelsres gnoe bereitst bat. 1T nidt
re6t erlidtlih. ga bic Wena9erie
nod msbrere S~eopdtoen bciiBt. mill Der
9erluit nibt pisl iaAen.
Welhen Nufmuao an Slumrn,
Setoraticnsn oas Sitsrieit brcrSulOnoe
nit lib brin9t, ertcllt ans Der Sbut.
iabe. paB ullsin in Nsw Uort Die
Otter SonntuaS 6eisr CUR MerGus-
9abun9 bon tirca elmer Miliou Dollars
fir %gsnanntsn 3rpcd NnlaB 9eNeben bat.
- 3abl Der glcrstc III GnNlano.
Nah Dem nWeOic0l NeAliter" NIbt IS
0~eOeuuGrtis I'M Ssreini2ten &Oni8reib
BATS opprobirte Nerste, QeNen 49,
COL, welde Der leBte A0brQauQ ces
8egiter&a' auiwies. @or 6pauSi9 Sab.
ren bstrus bic 3abl nur %. 200.
3ubndrsts siebt es i'll 0on3en 2anOe
1880, bisrpon beiiBsn "a amsritaniibe
Qualification.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18

- Saeenbsd 1T nit elmer grOBen
Qnsabl Sblauaen i'm Wiener r9i.
parium" einasSogsn. gon ibrem
8ertbe Tam man iib cine ungefabre
SOriteQung MAIDEN, iuenn man er=
iGbrt. bab BON ben fir @ien beitimm-
ten Sbieren in ben lebten 5a9en allein
cine Senoung bon etpa 10000 81.
@ertb gu Grunoe 9s9angen 1T, obne
oab man ben gerluit rebt ipiirte; Sa=
ssnbsf srsdblt oauun nebenbei. ais
banoele es lib uum cine &leini9telt uno
beoauert. oab bic S5iere weSen plOb=
LID ein9etrstsnsr 8dlte auf Der Sse
.taput" ge9angen limb. Die aus=
paduns uno usbsrfibrun9 Der Sbiere
in ben &dfiS III auBerlt fenelno. Sin
Ssriheritatter bss 81. W. S9bl." er=
sQblt barber: Die Sbiere liegen in
QroBen &iiten. uue in ltarte &OBen 9es
biilt. SIT bic &ilte in bic Nabe oes
Gdii9s 9ebraht. oann tritt Sa9enbed
nit bier ODER flint ieiner Seute allf lie
81 rno oinst raid ben Sedel. 9ie 81
oberIt lie9enoe Shlan9e - es mar cine
II SUP lanse 8ieienpptbOn = ridtete
iOfOrt ibren &opf in bic SObe uno
ltslt iid auf 2auer". wie Sa9enbed
iaat. Sas 1T ein beosntli6er Nusenz
blit, oieie Stimmun9 bari niht aQSu
LANCE wdbren. Sagenbsf maht ibr
ilu9s Elm gnoe. inoem er Der Shlange
einen bifen &pBen ilber ben 8opf wirit
uno lie 9leidSeiti8 felt beim Salie padt.
Damn entfernt er ben &OBen uno be.
iieblt, ii6 gum 8eben Wenoeuo. ben
@drtsrn: nSOpp auf!" Damn 9ebt's
pOrlp6rts auf ben &afig gu: Sagenbef
pOr0u, III Der Gehten ben Sappelnoen
Gopi Der Sdlange, Die Arbeiter linn
na6 nit Dem &eibe oes llnaebsuers aui
ben S6ultern. 8aih miro 10 CUR
Sbiirs oss &dii9s 9eibritten, in osisH
Snnern - Der Sobn Sa9enbef's oes
G~mpian9es BART! Nun laBt Der Va-
ter ben Sopf Der Sblau9e los. aber
nit Ylibesi6nele 1T Der Sopf oaiiir in
Der telten Ge1ten oes Sobnes, Der lo=
tort aud ben Oberen Seitestbell oes
Sbieres ms WaHer taudt. Sas
iudbrt eini9e 4u9enblife uno 1T natiir=
LID zines Der nerpenerrssenoiten Shau=
ipisle. Garl Sa9enbef aber. cine
LANCE, ba9ere @eitalt nit elnem 9arats
teriitiideu Ssemanustopfe. oeiIen @s-
li6tsSii9e auBerorosntll6e gnerSie psrs
ratben. lit bon siii9er Rube bel Der grs
belt. Nur psnn er bic LANCE &sibs
Der Saii9e sntlan9 i6reitet uno bon
,ieinen" 3bieren plauOert. miro er
lebbaft uno warm. Gr tsunt bic Bio
graphic" jeoss ein3slnen Gremplares.
nenut Seimatb uno uriprung uno weiB
o~llerlei iiber bic S6ifiale ieiner Sieb-
hinge 3u erSdblen. Gr plauoert Iebr
nett uuo turSweili9 uno man moht an
ieiner Seite 10 i'm 2nufe sin"" { $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
YenuiDIpania.

- yGinerlei, per i6 bin ooer tparrm
oies Neideben lit. IS miro i6wsrlid
lemals beraustommeu, neni9itens buffe
ib es. Sitauia."
Sbi9e, auf einem SepeIbenformular
9elhriebene Notis wuroe an Der Seite
elmer Sraueusperion 9efunoer, ipslde
tilrsli6 aus Dem Yartreisrpoir al sc.
StroBe 81 Ybiluoelpbia 9eSo9en
ipuroe. Sbwrbl bier Obne 3peliel Elm
6aa BON Selbitmlpro pOrlie9t, 10 1T bic
9anse In9ele9enbeit nit Dem SEntsl
zines @ebeimniiIes umbiiQt, oa bic Ger=
ion allies MD9li4e 9etban bate, I'm Die
6etItelun9 ibrcr peri0nli6teit 3u pers
binoern. Die Sei6e mar Die elmer
etrua 30 Sabre alien 6rauensperipn.
flint Sup ie6s Soil 9rpb, idOn prpppr=
tlonlrt. lllo oas bon prabtpDllen
ihparSen Saoren umrobmte 8elidt
mar BON aufiaaenosr S6Dnbsit. guf
elnem Shelle Der untertleioer befano
liN Die 8eI1ditsmnrts ppn ShleIin9er
IL Maper. Chicago. NluBer benz Dbi=
gen 3ettel wuroe fem weiteres S1riit=
ltlif an Dem &Drpsr g~efunoen, pelhes
sur 6eltIteaun9 Der Yeri0nli6teit fiib=
rem tDnnte. 9tur in Der Sadie hires
9leioes fano ii6 eiu al ben Seihsnbe=
l6auer 9erl6tetcr Urief, in iuelhem lie
ben 9%enannten Ycomtsn erIu6t, ibren
&Orper perbrenneu su laiien; in ibrem
llnten S6ub befdnoen iih $50. I'm Die
Soften 81 beltreiten. Seia9tes Gelo
Iono lib Obsr ni9t an Der an9sgebeneu
StellP. bod bate Der ObiBe Srisf einen
3uIaB: SD bofe. glIe5 miro beIor9t
wsroen. sd beoanre, oieie Sabe nidt
oerI6ieben 81 t0nneu. Sos @elo ni1t
erb0lten; es miro an ben Coroner ges
lbidt iperOen." lleber oas, mas nit
ibrer N.i6e 9eiheben iO!e, mar in 9e=
be%imnibuoller 9SeiIe cine SeltimmunQ
0~etrOffen iuOrOen. Sin ab9eriIIenes
Stiif Yapier mar in Dem yrleI ein9es
ihlOIien, nit Der gn9nbe, ooB bic glihe
oerJenlgen YerIOn ilbergeben peroeu
iOlle. Die Den 0noeren Sbeil Oes Yapier=
ieBens pOrseigen wiirOe. Die S9rift,
ltlife puroen Dem Coroner i~iber9eben
uno Die 2ei6e nN9 Der MOrgue &C.
i60fit.
- Gin iaubcrer Santier. q. s..
6ontani, iuel9sr Dor ieAs Wpnaten
BON Nelu WOrt na1 Pittsburgt am
uno cine it0llenii6e Sparb0nf an penn
MUenue erOffnete. lit peri6wunoen.
Der Santraum, wel6er in lllruriDism
StDle ausgeIiottet mar, 1T 9erdumt
unO Der Name iibcr Der S6iir eutfernt
mOroen. Die gant madte Elm aroBes
8eIdGft. Die Gepp1iten iOllen $40. 600
per WtOnnt ilberitiegen baben. 3rp0lf
TerbNftsbefeble We9en unteri6l09un9
iino bereits 9egen ben Santier beraus-
Qenommn woroen. NuBer ben 9epo=
litOren batten aud bier Sbeilbaber lire
Oeloer in Der gant.