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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-21
THE WINDOW GLASS COMBINE.
1t Advises Jobbers to Hold Their
Stock for n Raise

Pittsburg. Aug. 20.-The Pittsburg Win
dow Glass Company. the name under
which the combination of window glass
firms operates. has issued a private cir
cular advising jobbers to hold on to
present stocks of glass for higher prices,
which are sure TO follow the combina-
TONS triumphant effort to have the en-
ployes in the annual wage settlement
agree 10 curtail production by operating
the factories only eight months out Of
the twelve.
The highest prices known to the win
dow glass trade are expected to prevail
this year.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-21
Brazil Wants Coal.

The State Department has received a
cablegram from Minister Bryan. dated
Petropolis. August s. 1898, to the effect
that the Brazilian government intends to
advertise for 120, 600 tons of coal, bids TO
be opened in October. Mr.. Bryan desires
that United States exporters should be
informed of this opportunity.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-21
OFFICERS ARE APPOINTED
Formation of the District Naval
battalion Nearly CompIefed

IL.
The formation of the naval battalion of
the District National Guard is now wen
under way Lieut.. S. c. Hopkins. of the
Second Division, and Lieut.. H. A. shep-
ley have received their commissions from
the President. They are dated August 6
and are the first to be issued to the Dis
trict naval militia.
At meeting Of the Second Division.
held in the National Guard Armory Fri
day night, the following provisional ap-
pointments were made: J. NJ Ober. act
ing chief machinist; ]. j. Mccarthy and
John Hogan. acting masters at
arms. first class; j. J. Roland, acting
woman. first class; J. +. Croker, acting
boatswain's mate. first class. Only one
ensign was elected, Robert +. Bradbury.
who Is well conyersant with sailors work.
having been in the navy ten years.
These appointments will remain in effect
Unfil permanent commander shall have
been appointed by the President
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-21

This Times Coupon and q cents entities
bearer to one pair of 35c Onyx" Black
Isle Hose if presented at the Palais Royal,
G and Eleventh Streets, on MONDAY,
August %, 1898.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-21

When you choose Heurich's beer you
will choose a friend. Heurich's is espe-
ciaIIy adapted to make friends with all
classes case of Maerzen. Senate. Ex-
ira Pale or Lager from the Arlington Bot
Ting Co., phone 634.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-21


of the story while on the subject, though
somewhat out OF sequence
The Arrival at Santiago.
When we arrived in Santiago harbor
after six days passage, the remnant of
the fowls were so diseased and reduced to
bones and feathers their owner concluded
that he would not stand on high profits
but dispose Of the lot at three dollars a
mead. When he finally got them ashore
after twenty-fOur hours delay for lack
OF ighterage, he could hardly give away
the wretched few in which the breath of
life yet fingered, though he hawked them
in person at the doors of drug stores and
dry-soods houses, as well as in markets
and restaurants, for less than their trans
portation had cost hina-to say nothing of
his own passage money, sl40, for the
round trip between the harbors of New
York and Santiago.
The last time l saw the young man.
he told me with tears in his eyes that
Vie had rented a piece of ground and
turned the survivors loose hoping that
some of them might recuperate and be-
come salable; but that In any event
he was .sout'' fully twelve hundred dol
lars.
The trouble was not so much with the
chicken business in the island of Cuba
as with the SPECTATORS methods. IL live
fowls are to be transported on a long.
tropical voyage, they should be provided
with healthful conditions, for pecuniary
consideration, If not in the interests of
humanity. Instead of being too greedy to
take advantage of peoples necessities.
he should have remembered that with
few exceptions the Impoverished Cubans
nave absolutely no money for the neces-
sa.tes of life and cannot pay fancy prices
for imported chickens.
If he had brought dressed fowls, on ice,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-21

Ihe Scene of Hobson's Heroism.
Just around the corner of the Moro
promontory. little way inside the mar
row, widening channel lies what is left
of the Merrimac, where younp Hobson
SUNK her; and as the first civilian ship
10 ioiiow him steamed slowly by, every
passenger took off his hat or waved her
handkerchief in memory,fof that deed of
Valor little farthereoa lies the wreck
OF the Reina Mercedes, one of Cervera,s
meet, you know, which put back, hopiug
TO save herself, when the fire from our
shlps became too hot on that historic
DAY. The rest of the Spanish fleet. by the
way. lies to the westward of Santiago.
scattered along the coast a distance of
forty miles. aaY
Late In the afternoon We came to an
chor' amid a lot of Spanish prizes, gun
boats, transports and men-of-war In
front lay the old city on it's sioping hill
side. its towers and steeples all intact.
apparently not much damaged by our
commandment. 1t was too late to think
OF iandlng, and SO We spent another night
on shipIboard, amid a pest Of mosquitoes
and smells Understandable. Strange to say.
although, the day had been excessively
hot. the evening was uncomfortably cold.
feature of the climate in this part of
Cuba which is, no doubt, largely respon-
sible for much of the sickness among our
soldiers. The clamor of vesper bells came
family to our ears as we sat on deck,
and through the captains glass we could
see the uphill streets all swarming with
soldiers. American, Spanish and Cuban:
but none on board who went to peace
fui slumber in his berth that night had
any idea of the horrors Of war he was
going to find on the morrow-of heart
reding scenes that would murder sleep
Tor many weary night thereafter.
FANNIE BRIGHAM WARD.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24
No. 10

aud that the situation was satisfactory
from an American point Of view.
Mai. General James II. Wilson, who
commanded corps in the Porto Ricau
campaign, aud who is now at his
Delaware home on furlough, said
when asked for his views of the war:
II have nothing to complain of. |
am very much like the grave digger
who. when asked while digging a
grave, who had died and what was
wrong: There Amt nothing wrong;
everybody is satisfied
Postmaster General Smith, who will
deliver an address at the Omaha Ex-
position on Pennsylvania day, has ac-
cepted invitations to deliver political
speeches at Topeka. and Wichita, Kan.s
on the 9TH and Sth of October. and
has under consideration, invitations
to make other speeches in Nebraska
and Ohio. He will accept as many of
the invitations as he can.
There is already evidence that the
Democrats, in their anxiety to make
political capital, have ovefdone the
criticism Of the War Department by
spreading stories so ridiculously false
as to carry their own refutation. 1t
will not be the first time that Demo-
cratic campaign stories have turned
out to be boomerangs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24

downpour every night, aud the days
are often sunny. AT this time the
nights are chilly, but the days are
warm.
San Jose is beautiful city of 80, 900
and not finished by any means. The
public buildings are fine, and streets
and roads the best Though no rain
has fallen sine April, driving is very
pleasant. Country roads are gravel,
sprinkled constantly. Some one made
the discovery some years since that
sprinkling the roads caused the gray
el to last much longer. Since then
sprinklers have been put on all the
roads. Water tanks are erected at
convenient intervals, mains connect
ing one with the other, and the result
is almost entire absence of dust.
One noticeable feature is the extinc-
ton of weeds. Orchards are cultivat-
ed six to ter times year, and every
weed is destroyed. The fields are as
smooth as the proverbial onion bed,
and now that fences are almost all
gone, there can be nothing finer than
driving over perfect roads, among or
chards laden with lucious fruit, and by
homes that king might envy, SUR
rounded as they are by a wealth OF
radiant flowers OF every hue. Here is
health. happiness and contentment.
What more can mortals desire?
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24

Photographed situation briefly yes
terday. Insurgents have acceded de-
mand and evacuated entire city of Ma
Mia, except small force in one outly-
ing district. No difficulty anticipat-
ed and no concessions made to them.
They express strong desire to main
tain friendly intercourse with United
States Government in all particulars.
They organized Congress Thursday,
at Malolos, twenty miles north of city
to frame plan Of government,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24
Nearly 100000 Children in the
Public Schools of the United
States.

The past few weeks most of the
schools OF the country began the new
term. As the Chicago Times. Herald
puts it, nearly $4,000, 600 American
children are unhappy.
1T is all very we'll to say with Ba-
con that knowledge is power, but
to the infant mind the author of the
book of Ecclesiasties put it more cor
rectly when he said: He that in
Creaseth knowledge increaseth sor-
row. However much the youngster
may be fond of learning in seeming,
really he does not enjoy the school
routine. The boy who really likes to
go to school is so scarce that he is
pointed to more in scorn than with
pride by his schoolmates. Think OF
the barrels of tears that are shed by
the IL, 900, 900 school children, the
billions of complaints that are made,
the trillions of signs and objections,
the quadrillions of wishes that they
did not have to go.
Though young America may not
be glad to get back to school. old
America is. That is, all of old Amer
lea except the teachers. They, poor
mortals. rail at fate just as bitterly
as do their pupils.
"There is guess work.. of course,
when one gives estimates of tears
shed and wishes expressed. But there
is none about the number of pupils.
The public schools have an enrolment
of ii, 46s,37I. This includes those of
elementary grades and second grades
only-not those of higher education,
even when supported by public taxa
ton. The private schools have an
enrolment of I,s3r,S26, making a
grand total Of I5,997,I97 students in
the common schools. This vast army
is more than one-fifth OF the total pop
ulation of the United States. The
average number of school days is
I4oH, so the aggregate number OF
days OF schooling is / 500, SS7,9I3. To
teach these requires the services OF
400, 3a5 instructors. The women
teachers outnumber the men two to
one. There are $40. 96S school houses
and the value OF school property is
SI8I.4s5, $50 per year, or S2.6I per
capita of population. For each pupil
it costs $500.
Everybody knows. of course, that
the United States has more school
children than any other country in
the world, but it is not so generally
known that the United States, with
but one-twentieth of the population OF
the world, within her confines has
one. third of the worlds school chill.
dren and spends one.hali of the amount
spent by the world for education.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24

The following dispatches were late
ly received from Gen. Otis, at Manila:
I'm my opinion. based upon pres
ent indications, no further force re-
CURED Insurgent leaders in politics
and army in excitable frame of mind,
but better portion amenable to reason
and desire to make approved reputa
ton before civilized world.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24

This is the cradle in which there grew
That thought of philanthropic brains
A remedy that would make life new
For the muititudes that were rackef
with pain.
Twas sarsapariiIa, as made, you know
BY AVER, some so years ago.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24

Owing to the apparent need Of re-
organization Of the National Guard
system, Gov. Bloxham, of Florida,
has called national convention to be
held at Tampa, February s,next. The
Governors OF the states are invited to
send delegates from the land and vaval
militia.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24
Ayers Sarsaparilla

was in it's infancy half o GEN.
fury ago. To-day it doth be
stride the narrow world like a
colossus" What is the secret
of it's power2 It's cures! The
number OF them | The wonder
of theml Imitators have fol-
lowed it from the beginning OF
its success. They are still be-
hind it. Wearing the only
medal granted to sarsaparilla
in the Worlds Fair of 1893
it points proudly to it's record.
Others initiate the rem edy;
they can't initiate the record:
So Years of Cures.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24

Manila very quiet. Military gov
eminent being perfected gradually
and large force policing ard cleans.
ing city. Health of command salts
factory. Trade and commerce active.
Treasury receipts since August ID,
$40, 900, Mexican current money.
Philippines monthly expenses willag-
gregate at least $3.50 600; nearly one
half required to subsist 1900 Span
ish prisoners. Believe receipts will
largely exceed expenditures.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24

1t was John Bright who predicted
that in half century not gun would
be fired in the world without the con-
sent OF the Americans.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-09-24
1898 Bicycles Down to SIS. 100.

New 1898 Model Ladies' and Gents
Bicycles are now being sold on easy
conditions, as low as $500; others out
right at 1895, and high grade at 1895
and $22.50, to be paid for after re-
,ceived. If you will cut this notice out
Aend send to SEARS, RoEBucK &c Co.,
hicago, they will send you their 1893
ycle catalogue and full particulars. II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
Scr belsii9c 8runprin, BET Snfel
Sam.
Naihinatpn, II. Mdrs.

~ u u, IL. 0tui6'
Bring gilbert bon Selsisn bsiu6te
beute in Ss9leitun9 oes SiSesPralioeas
ten Sobart oas &apitOl. bic Gongreb=
bibliotbet uno .Smitbipnian=Sniti
tiOn." Der belgii9e @eIanote uno Die
Serren bonn 8efol9e oes prinSen waren
nit Der @sieai6ait. Seute Na6mlts
UNI 3 llbr traIsn bic Serren beim
Sapitol ein, mo- lie BON Sergeant=ats
arms Bright empfangen wuroen, Der
lie ourb bas Gebduoe fiibrte. Ser
Yrins seiete eine meriwilroigs Ssr=
trautbeit nit bielen Der SebensDiirs
oiateiten uno tpubte geIduiiQ Dariiber
su reoen. Yeionbers lsbbaft intereI=
iirte er iid fir bic Q8etterfarte. ipelhe
Die MISUNDERSTANDING im GdnSen
Sanoe anSei9te. gr ltellte cine Wenge
tsragen iiber g8ettsrsrldsinun9eu.
Sihtlid erltaunt mar Der grin5 itber
Die SdOnbeit uno glegans oes SibliOs
tbet9ebduoss, Die mehanii6eu SOrs
ribtuugen fiir oas Siu= uno SerIbaf.
fen Der Bidder, uno Die 9lnoronung Der
Siiberreaale. Cine Solmetiberin
wuroe Der 8eIellibaIt in Der gibliotbet
CUR Ysriiiaung 9eitelt. bod nabm Der
Yrins Die 9ienlte oerielben nibt ie9r IN
9lniprub, oa er es Onenbar oorSob
sn9lii6 gu iprehen.
Ssute 9lbeno gaben Der belgiibs 8e-
fanote uno 8emablin Dem YrinSen sll
Gbren sin Diner in einem fsiuem 9af6.
Die SetoratiOnen waren in ben belNis
iben 6nrben, in Sulpen uno Sduosrn,
ausgeiilbrt. 9luf bas Siner iOlste sin
gmpfan9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
Snbnque, Soma, 9ienfag, 0en 22 Md5 1898.

perIOnen. luelfe je na6 Der Sage Der
3immer Is, 20 Dosr % Gents Sblafs
Qelo SNblten. 2sbte gtabt waren ian
iGmmtlide Sstteu beiebt. Ssute frilb
um balb 2 llbr lab elmer Der 8dlte
6lammeu aus einem @aidraume I'M
3. Stofnerte 6erporbrehen. glls Der
gllarm 9eQeben mar. eutltano unter ben
Gdlten elne entIeblihe Panlt.
Yiele. Die obne alle aleioer iparen,
uno anoere, pelhe 8erleBuu9en erlits
ten batten, ianOen in benuhbarten
SGuIern llntertunft. Gtna so wuroen
in Der orel glods entIsrnten Glorioge
YOliseiltatiOn unter0ebra9t. Mlebrere
Der Grmlien nurosn in YatrOlma9en
nad Dem StationsbauIe 9ebradt. mo-
lie bon BOliSiIten uuo milohersiaen
9fn6barn nit Den nOtbOiirfti9lten Slels
bern perIeben nuroen. SObalo oas
6euer binreiheno 0elOIdt mar, ma6te
Iib Die POlisei uno Die Geueriuebr an
Die SurbIu6un9 Der Derbrannten
Stofiperte. Mebrsre Seihen wuroen
bel Den Senltern Der Sluei oberen StOfs
lperte 9eTunOen, 100 Die llnaliifliben
beim geriube, bic 8ettungsleIter Su er=
rsibsu, bon 3au6 uno 8latb iiberwdl=
tigt suiammsu9sbroden parsn. 8lei9
Su glufau9 luuroen 10 piele 2eidsn 9e=
funoen, oaB Die 8eiammtSabl Der um=
9etpmmeneu auf ilber 40 QsIhdBt
wuroe. 3um Slid itellte iih bieie
S6dbun9 als ibertrieben berals.
inosm 9llss in 9lllsm nur ELF 2eiben
9efunosn iuuroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
Scr fatboIiide Selp sur Nnbe
beitattet.
GrnBartigc 9eidleuieirr.
SOS Angeles, Sal, 16. Mldr3.


Sos Angeles, Gol., 16. gtdr3.
Sas bsuts itattgefunoeue gs9rdbniB
oes perltOrbenen 8enerals g8illiam 9.
Goiecrans mar zines Der einorufspol=
ten uno 9roBdrtiglien. Die iemals bier
DorgetOmmeu lino. Sauienoe BON
Seiotra9enoen butten iib periammelt.
nm Dem troisu Griessbsloeu Die leBte
@bre su erpsiisn. Die @sibdite ma=
rem pdbreno oes feisrli6eu Sorgan9es
9eiblOllen. gu iriiber Morssntunoe
wlroe Die 2eibs aus bem RatbbauIs,
no lie isit gsiiern aufgsbabrt aeleasn
bate, na1 Der 3atbeorale eebrabt.
Die ipesiele militGriits Gstorte, pelbe
bon Gieneral Sait geiielit mar. beslei-
tete Die 9eihe ilno iibernabm in Der
Gatbsorale bic @abe bel oerielbeu.
lin 10 llbr ;elebrirte Siltpf WOntso=
merp bas 5raueramt. 0eiltlihe aus
alien Sbsilen Der 9iO3sie batter lih 81
oemlelbsn einaefunoen. Der Sarg mar
Dor oem altar aufaeitellt. Die Stride
mar nit Srauerab,sidsn asitmiift.
9ta9 S6luB Der SeclsnmeNe iormirte
lib Der SeidenSua. 9ln Der Spibe BEL
ielbeu mari6irts Die Wili3 nit @eneral
2alt uno ielnsm Stab. Saun fol9te
cine Nbtbelluna Gapallerle, Die 3apelle
bes Z. &e9iments, oas Si9nalcorps.
Sberit gerrp uno Stab, bic Gompa9=
MEN q, 9, j uno s bonn z. Sniautes
riere9imeut Der Wilia glboronunsen
Der Sons Of Seterans, Der Confederate
NIlociatiou, Der 8ranb 9lrmp OF tbe
Gepublit, Der SOpal 2e9iOn llno Der
Union Yeterans' 2eaalle. Sann fam
Der 2eidenpassn uno bitter oemielbsn
wuroe ein rsiterloies Yisro ON 3iiss!
gefiibrt. q" .
Damn famen bic 9lnasbori9en oes
9srltorbeueu in Sutihen uno gum
SAluB eine sroBe al,3ab! g8a9en nit
Ntlt9lieoern biraerlider Sereine uno
8ertrster picler Sr9fniIatlonen. Der
3u9 bewegte iib iiiolib BON Der Satbe=
orale an @iaioniiraBe eutluu9 nad)
gBaibinaton uno bon oa nab benz
6rieo9of.
Sic 6eremonie auf benz GrieobOie
mar fIrs. lRebrere 2isoer purosu ge=
iunssn uno 2lnipraden 9ebalten bon
&ep. gS. u. &niabton.e ). 8lais, Ga.
pitdn s. s. Sliper, y. ". Stein uno
i. 8. goinosrter. gtab S6luB Der
glnipraten feuertsu bic Suianterie.
compagnieen cine oreifate Salpe iiber
oas 8rab binwsa, Die Srommeln wur.
ben oeriibrt tlno bic Srauerfeier fir
ben tootsn Sriessmann bate ibr gnoe
errsibt
Sos glnaeles, Gal., 49, WsGr3.
Corps no Der ,llnitso Confederate
9eterans" bat Geiolutlouen an9euOm=
men. wOrin cs Den Soo oes 8eneral
&olscrans beoauert uno ieinen Wutb
uno ieine nilitdrlihsu 5dbi9ieiten lmo
isinen boben periOnliden Gboratter
berborbebt. IS luuroe ieruer beIblOis
len, oem Acknowledgements in corpore
beiSuiuobuen unb einen Sran3 auf Die
@ruIt oss tootsn Srisasbeloen su le'
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
6 bi II a.
93erIin. Is. W1ra.

Cine Sspeidbs aus Betting an oas
. .Saasblatt" iu9t. es 9ebe bartlddia
oas 8sriibt. ouB iid cine japauiihs
&auTabrtslflOtte inl iapdniihen Msere
suiammenSiebe.
glab oemislbsu &orrsiponosnten
wiro Die Ruilsrin=g9ittiue binnen 3ur-
gem bic giicnbabu bon pefius nad
Elem Sim (osm Safen bon Yetin9) in
9lusenibeiu nebmsu, ein Shritt. mel.
der als bsoeutunsspou fir Die sntwidss
lung oes bineliiaen giisnbabnipfems
au9sIsbsn lpiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
YnmberlD lit Ieincr ernanut.
gBa bington 8. g., !
Is. M1r,. {

Z. 9. Yowoerlp's gulennun9 gum
gunoss=Ginpanoerlusscpmindr. 9e=
gen welbe nit Gebt BON Disleu Seiten
Ginwauo srbpben iuoroen mar, uurbe
in Der beutiaen GreeutipHBtiu9 oes Scs
mates nit 43 ae9en 20 Stlmmen be.
Itdtigt. Senator .Gbanolsr mar Der
sinsi9e &epublisansr. wsidsr 2e9sn Die
YeltItl9uns liimmte. ipdbreno cine
sroBe 3abl Ssmotratsn fir Den 6rem.
oenballer eintrat.
Der @bItimmuna aing cine sismlib
bibi9e Sebatte uoraus. in mstGer Die
ssra9s. ob YOmoerlp in Der lebtsu Yrd.
liosntsnwabl blcampaane nit ben Gepubs
litanern asitadert babe, Obne &iits
bait belproben tpuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22

q berion. aSnO., Is. N}Qr

anoeriOn, SnO., Is. Mdr3.
alls Sames Sarrington's @Ohnuu9
9eItern bon Rabboru betretsn lpuros,
fanosn lie III Dem ooroeren 3immer
beiien Scide nit elmer &u9elwunoe iu
Der Sbldis. Dor einem Stuble Lao
ieine 6rau, tnieeno wie i'm 8ebet,
aber tuot; Der SOpf lag auf ben gsfal=
teten Sdnoen; at6 lie bate cine
Shuswunoe in Der Sdldis.
glah 9lnliht oes Goronsrs Gel, bat
SarriustOn ieine Grau erIbOhsn uno
iib oann ielbit ous 2sbelH 0enommen,
nabosm er ale Sbiireu uerlbloIlsn
uno iGmmtlibe 6enlterporbinse Der.
interselaNen bate. Sarriugton ioll
elm dlberlt idbsorniser Wenib sewslsn
ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
Semnfratii6er Staatsronbeut hun
Hbuoe Sslauo.
Yropiosuee, 9t. S., IA. Mars.

Yrobibente, u. s., IA. WlrS.
Der bemoiratiihe Staatsconpent,
pelher bsuts bier taate. itellte Daniel
6burb bon Siperton als @ouper=
neurscanbioaten uuo 6apstts y. yart=
lett bon Surrsllpille als Sice-8ouper=
nsurseanoioatsu aui. 6srner iuuroen
nominirt: Milss Wtcgtameen, Staats=
istrstar; Geo. 8. Srown bon PrOpi.
osncs, 8eneralanlpalt; eOmrnb g8al=
Ter bon Suutb &insstown, S6aB.
meilter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
Wuro bei Siuur GitB, ia.

Siour Gitp, Sa., Is. Mdrj.
Sn Der Siensta9 9tadt ooer am
Dtlttipod WtDraen wuroe Der 5armar
Sobn j. Sabu. wslder cine Wieile
uorolih BON BENT in oieism GountD 0e=
leaeneu Srte 9lntbOn nobnt. ermoroet,
uno ieuIe 6rau lit unter Der glutla9e,
Die Sbat be9an9en 81 babsu. perbaItet
worosn. 9lllem slnidein na6 beiano
Iih Sabn I'M ysit, als er iiberiallen
muroe. Sein Gopi mar ourb orei
Siebe init elmer slrt Nsipalten. SIe
Sei6e uuroe. .aeitern slbeno bon Na6.
barn geIunoen. Sabn mar felt siuis
gen Wtonuten osrbeiratbet uno oas
paar loa in itetsm llnirisoen 9slsbt
ldben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
Au6 cine ,,&riesssciagr".
Sarebo, Ser., II. Wdr,.

Ssit Der Wlainer Gaiaitropbe im
Saisn bon Sauaua bat Der bieliae Siirs
asrmsiltsr 9briiten msbrere anOnpme
Srisie erbalten, morin er bon elmer
YerlhluOruna bon bieIisen uno in
2uepo 2nreoo. Msritp. wobnsnoen
Spanisrn, sur 3sritoruns Der Staot
ourb Spnamit. asluarnt wuroe. wenn
ss swiiben ben Der. Staateu uno
Spanisu 81 6sinoisliStsiten tommen
ielts. Gisls Yrisie wuresn bisbsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
Gigentbiml;6e 8ranfbsit.
Yrinceton, Sno. Is. Wldr,.

Yrinceton, Sno., Is. Wdr,.
Sn ben SluBuieosrungen oes g8a=
baib uno Yatota, welilib bon bier, 1T
untsr oem Yisb cine eisentbiimlide
&rantbeit, ipslbe fir Die g8allerIbeu
9ebalten wiro. aus9ebrohen. Die bon
Der Grantbeit sr0riiienen Sbiere sei9en
ale Spnptome Der Spllputb, uno man
permutbet. baB lie Don einem tollen
Suno 9sbilisn murosn. Die 6armsr
tObten Die tranten Sbisre. aber Die
Srantbsit ibeInt INNER msbr I'm lih
au Srsiisu.