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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24

Madame Carreno on her American
tour this season will be under the man.
agement of Mr.. Harry Sanford, well
known in this city, and Miss Annie
Millar, of Boston. Powell & Co. an
nounce that Madame Carreno will use
the Chickerng piano at her concerts.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24
Conservatory Chat.

The opera of the "Gondoliers," by
Sir Arthur Sullivan, will be given in
the Lyceum about Thanksgiving time
under the auspices OF the Scranton
Conservatory of Music. Rehearsals
have already begun, the first one TAX
ing place last evening. The staging
of the opera will be under the manage
ment of Mr.. Henry F. Dixie, an ex-
perienced operate manager. who will
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24

Mrs. Katharine Wilcox will give a
reception at her studio in the Guern-
sey building on Monday afternoon at
o'clock. Pupils, members of the press,
and the public generally are cordially
invited. An interesting programme will
be rendered.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24

An informal reception was given Miss
Minerva Sand, at her home on Adams
avenue, Wednesday night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24

When one comes to consider the
question, however, 1t isn't 50 much
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24

Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis conducted a de-
lightful social at the Excelsior club,
Monday night, which was largely at
tended and most thoroughly enjoyed
The club caterer served refreshments.
Lawrence orchestra furnished music.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24

Miss Simpson, Miss Augusta Arch
bald and Mr.. A. E. Hunt, jr., are in
Harrisburg, where they are being en-
tertained at house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred e. Connell enter
tanned few friends informally We'd
nesday in honor of Professor and Mrs.
The times., 1898-02-22
FIGHT OVER A YOUNG WOMAN
Brownley Has Broken Skull and
Popham Is Under Arrest.

Richard Brownley and Fred. w. Pop
ham. young men. aged twenty and twen-
ty-three years respectively fought des-
perate battle on Sunday morning with
| pistols and whisky bottles over the affec-
| tions of young lady to whom both paid
attentions.
AS a result BrownIey is confined to his
home, No. 21S Indiana avenue. in a seri-
Gus condition with a fracture of the skull
and several dangerous cuts, and Popham
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Policemen Mansfield and Payne, charged
with assault with intent to kill.
Both young men have respectable aud
well-to-do connections and prior TO the
Sunday morning affair were fast friends
and both ardent admirer OF Miss Kendall,
whose mother keeps a boarding house at
No. 22O Indiana avenue. next door to
where Brownley resides. About six weeks
ago Popham, who is a student, came to
board at the Kendall house.
According to the statements of both
young men they were drinking together
on Saturday night and became intoxi-
Gated. Instead of going home Brownley
remained all night with Popham, and on
Sunday morning a quarrel arose between
the young men over an alleged insult
which Popham states Brownley offered
TO Miss Kendall because she showed him
less attention than to his friend.
Several blows We're exchanged In the
house and the young men finally found
themselves out in the street in front of
the house. Brownley was armed with a
whisky bottle and Popham had pistol.
After a bitter hand-to-hand fight Popham
drew his revolver and, holding it close to
Brownley's head, pulled the trigger twice
but each time the weapon missed fire
Finding that his efforts to shoot his rival
We're unsuccessful Popham knocked his
antagonist down and beat him number
of times on the head with the butt of the
weapon, one of the blows fracturing his
skull.
Mr. Bailey, a brother-in-law of Brown
ley. and a number of church-goers ap-
peared on the scene about this time, and
after struggle the two young men We're
separated. Brownley was carried to his
home in an unconscious condition and DIR.
Duffy summoned to attend him. Last
night 1t was thought that he was improv-
ing.
The times., 1898-02-22

Mr.. Ward L. Smith. of Frederickstown,
Mo, was troubled with chronic diarrhoea
for over thirty years. He had become
fully satisfied that it was only a question
of a short time until he would have to
give up. He had been treated by some
of the best physicians in Europe and
America, but got no permanent relief
One day he picked up newspaper and
chanced to read an advertisement of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. He got bottle of it. the
first dose helped him and its continued
use cured him. For sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 93S l.
street and Connecticut avenue and S
street northwest and 142S Maryland ave-
nue. northeast.
The times., 1898-02-22
IT Is NOT FINISHED.
Arguments Partly Heard in the
Anacostia Injunction Case.

Arguments were heard by Judge Cox in
equity court No. / yesterday or the Pc
tition for an injunction filed by the Ana
costa and Potomac River Railroad Com
pany to restrain the District Commis
sioners from granting any further per-
mits to the Capital Railroad Company TO
experiment with the Brown electric sys-
tenn on certain streets that the cars of
the former company are operated on, and
to compel the Capital Company to re-
move certain contact plates and boxes
from those streets.
The hearing of this matter was ad-
journed until Wednesday, as the city hall
will be closed today.
The times., 1898-02-22
Diridend, DECLARED.

The Comptroller of the Currency has
declared a third dividend of 20 per cent.
in favor of the creditors Of the First Ma
tional Bank of Franklin. Ohio, making
in all 50 per cent on claims proved,
amounting to s5S. .209: fifth dividend of
10 per cent in favor of the creditors of
the Union National Bank of Denver. max
ing in all 20 per cent on claims proved
amounting to S654.579 and a seventh divi-
dend of 5 per cent in favor Of the cred
itors of the Union National Bank, of
Minneapolis. making in all IS per cent on
claims, amounting to s2S2, 1i5.
The times., 1898-02-22
TO MARRY A WHITE WOMAN.
A Colored Man Gets License al
the City Hall.

A neatly dressed colored man entered
.the clerks office at the city hall yester-
day afternoon and said he wanted a mar
riage license. He gave his name as Frank
West. twenty-five years OF age, and res
ident of Washington.
And the lady's name?" qucried the
clerk.
Miss Daisy Garland
''Age?"
Twenty years.
"Colored?"
No, sir. Miss Daisy is white lady
The license was issued and West went
on his way rejoicing. with the remark
that the wedding would take place in a
few hours.
The times., 1898-02-22
IzI3I IkIl;I!l lL;l A1lz.

To all those suffering from Nervous Debility
and Weakness, LOST MANHOOD and Prena-
ture Decay, Inability, Lack of Confidence, Men
tai depression. Palptation Of The Heart. Weak
Night Losses, UndeyelopInent, Yaricocele, etc.s
The times., 1898-02-22
An Inquiry About Foster.

j. w Foster, who disappeared from
Denver about two weeks ago, was re-
ceiver OF the Cheyenne (Wyo) National
Bank Inquiry was received by the
Comptroller of the Currency yesterday
as to the condition of Fosters accounts
as receiver. Examination of the records
show that Foster has discharged the trust
honorably and that the creditors of The
bank will lose nothing. Foster is said
to have been the receiver of a State bank
at Cheyenne and executor of an estate
AS to his relations with those trusts
nothing is known here.
The times., 1898-02-22
DYSPEPSIA.

Rememhar that GROVER GRA.
HAMS remedy is GUARANTEED
to remove all distress FROM THE
FIRST DOSE. 1t is folly to suffer
when q soc. bottle, procured from
your druggist, VIII correct in
stantly all unpleasant symptoms.
An infal1tbIe Specific for Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Gastritis ana all dis
eases arising from an impaired d.
gestive System. Write to Grover
Graham Co., Newburgh. n. Y, for
pamphlet.
The times., 1898-02-22
Are Found Not Guiltr

A verdict Of not guilty was rendered by
the jury in criminal court No. 1 late yes
terday afternoon in the case of John Mon
ahan, alias James j. Schenck, and Will
lam Altdorfer, young men, charged with
passing a $40 counterfeit bill. Altdorfer
was held. however, to answer to the
charge of the larceny of a bicycle. 1t is
also said he is wanted by the military ati-
thorities for alleged desertion from the
army.
The times., 1898-02-22
Presented to the Supreme Court.

Hon. ]. w. Griggs, the new Attorney
General, was introduced to the Supreme
Court yesterday by Solicitor General
Richards, and upon his motion sworn in
as a member of the bar, being described
as "a member of the bar of the Supreme
Court of the State of New Jersey and
otherwise qualified
The times., 1898-02-22
ST. BOX OF
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The times., 1898-02-22
@open half day today
DRESS CLOTHES.

Correct, fashionable, Full-dress and Iuxe-
do Suits. Cut, made and trimmed IN the
very best possible manner. As perfect tit
ting as If made to your individual measure.
Prices too, are very tempting. SZO and
$25 for tip-top Suits. $50, S3o
and $40 Buys the finest made. Sold IN
complete suits or each garment separately.
All other full-dress requisites, too. Silk
Hats, Patent Leather Shoes Guaranteed,
Silk and Satin Chest Protectors, proper
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, White Vests, Gloves,
Ties, etc, In only the best qualities, bot at
very reasonable prices.
New Spring Derbys are ready. All
standard blocks, and the latest shades and
ooiors, at saving to you of 81 10 s. from
the agency stores prices.
Robinson & Cherry Co.,
18th and F SIS. n W. sSa eIoshes rB1njsbinr. aa5s
The times., 1898-02-22
Bat,err fortbe Na,iopaI Guard

The recently organized foot battery
will be mustered into the District Ma
tional Guard on Monday evening. Febru-
airy 2S at headquarters, No. 1410 q street
northwest. There are thirty-five artil-
lerymen in the battery, with Lieut.. Grif-
fiths in command.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
o..

Den gansen iolgenpen Gag perbratts
Rifarc in elmer nitt asringsn gufres
suns. Sas &oriarenprad bratte er
Iih gar nift mebr aus Dem 8ppfe.
ytidt ais bate er ben ldferlifen Sput>
9eididten Slauben beimsiien mDssu, bic
er rernpmmen; aber er tpnnte iit nift
oes geoant:ns erpebren, oab. irgeno ct
mas Sebeimnibpoles auf Dem Wrade
Dor iih gefen mife. gu oeutli6 tatte
er oas Sidt an Sed pes Wrades seiez
Ten, ais Dab er Die 0atrnsbmuns ettpa
ieinen iiberrei3ten Nerpen tGtte Sui6reiz
Cen tDnncn, ME Bill unb bic iibrisen
ttaten.
Sotalo er iid ben Sag iibsr einen
Woment unteoba6tet fano, bielt er
QIsgud naH Gem 0raf biniiber, pas
nur etra 500 Glen entiernt BON Der
.Niobe" iif bsfano. Ndfmitass puBte
er iih gar elm Seleitop gu perI6affen,
nit pe.Gem er aus elmer Cute oss ,3piz
Ifenoeds biniibsrihaute. glber es mar
bod nur Elm Bib trpItlpisr Seoe, oas
er ert!idte, uno er purbe ielbIt in ieinem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
p@as Iol'5 2" fraote er in trodensm

n9Eas Icus 2" tragte er in trodanen
SDn.
naur cine fura, Nustunft," iastsgi0
genlthli6. rQGir bSren od eber, DAT
SIR Der geiiber Der rei3enbengiaa ieit,
cie erduBen in Ger Sai duf BEN &lippeu
iisgt, UNI MIDI ten Gu1 Irasen, Of Sbr
lie nift einigen unIersr getannten gum
SommerdufentEalt pcrmistEsn polltet."
Die &deetten tpnnten bei9ia's iher3z
EaiEn WCrten foum elm 2dten perbslz
gan, Ger Slgere bIie6 i~nDtTlen pclfoms
Rn elei1mitfig als lei bag, mas gez
idst mar, rOaie ernltbaft gem:int. Gr
iagte lafpniih, inpem er runmebr FORT
fuhr, iein: &arten gu miittn /;
nSfut mir leio, Senor I! Qbsr Seine
Gr3saen5 DIR Ssrr PrGIipent fat lie be-
rsits auf bier Satire fir feline eigsne Be-
nutung mietfen laNen."
YET oieier trod:n gegebenen 46ferti1
gung 6rafen III: &anetttn in Elm ihalz
lentes @eidtter aus uno ein;ge trantsll
Senpr 0erdnoe3 gu, Der aber ni1t oaz
rauf a6tete uno ii3 pieoer gleidmii@
ttig Ieincm Sp;el 5uipdnote. aleiE
Sid mar mod niat gepilt, linn auta
gu seben. 1
,0as 1T I6abe !" iagte err. ,46er
SIR peroet mir erlauben, Senpr, Gut
auf Gursr geIibung einen geIu4 81
mdGen. Gar gu germ mDdte id Den
Srt tennen l~srnen, Don Gem man in
alien Winteln Der Groe nit 9epunoss
rune ipri9t."
3tr 6agere perIGmdbts es, iid pies
Der Der Geieaifaft 5u5utpsnben. DIS
Bill geenoet, orebte er nur ben &opf
elm penig CUR S.ite uno fragte in b:rs
ielben trOdenen N:iie, ME er bistsr
geiprofen /:
naDnnt Ser i6pimmen 2"
n0ie Elm pubDirg in Der Sauce.
ia9te gia, niAt penig ourf Die 5rage
ibsrraIGt.
Damn lernt IS erIt !"
uno nit DEN Worttn prette Iih Der
Sascr2 Inn unO pertiefte iit in Iein
Spiel.
nSurra !" latte elmer Der 3abetten.
nGr mill bid in's Ma1er pirfen, BID,
frenn ou i'm gum gsIufs tpmmi..
SafaEa, ou biit niAt libel abesfihrt."
Der GrDbidn !" brummteSia burd)
Die SABINE, iittbar iiber Die Dirt uno
Ieiis PERTINENT, ME Senpr 8erranosj
feline S6er5reoe aufgenpmmsn. SnbeI=
len lieB er bod iebt Dsn Sagersn 5us
frieoen, unb balo mar bic 8eIeqI6aIt
wiecar in Der munteritsn l1nterbaltung.
5elippo muBte auf's neue Wein fer
beiiGdffen, pdbreno Die iibrigen GGit,
lih ndG uno mad perliefen. Qu6 Sc
nor Serranbes i6pb Die &urten in Die
Saide, ba ii6 tsine Spieler mehr fam
ben, uno nuhoem er feline 3ehe besablt
bate, perlieB er nit isinem 9sbilf,n
pas Wirtts5immr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
die0enes.
(%Sorticbung iolgt.)

Gin NIT 2otterielooIen tapestries
Gdr5inmer belitt cine Gaitnirthltaft
in Der aodlbertitraBe nabe beim gott,
tul,er Sbcr in Berlin. Mit BEN Qpoien,
Die Die WGnce iiber uno iiber beoeden
uno DEN perld ieoeniten 2ptterien emit,
ltarnmen, tat es eine eieene 8epanot<
nib. Sic limb oas Sentmal, Dds elmer
Der edIte oes 2otais leiner eiaene1
5bort.it uno = ieinem 9ermDgen ae-
iebt bat. Dor GINGER 3eit nGmlit fam
Elm gutter yetannter oes Snhabers Der
SdanftpirtfIduft ourd) cine GrbI9aft,
Die i'm u%nerirdrtet sufiel in benz 8eiib
rpn mefr dls 100000 Dart. Der sliids
lite grbe Iab nun in oieiem unerparte>
ten Sliidsfaa elm 3si6en bes Simmels
oaiur, oaB er n0h 81 9rDberen dls benz
geltB oie1er Summs beItimmt lei ; er
irpute IN turSer 3eit MiQipnGr perben,
unb oa er bon ben 2ebrern Der Dabr=
notwithstanding allen Qnfheirr
mad IN Ietnem 2sben ni6t piel aebDrt
fatte, 6ei6lpb er, CUR Grrsitung ieines
5teles Die gauge Summe, in peren 8eiib
er lid nunmetr befano, in Der Weiie
n~uBtringeno an3ulegen, bab er fir ben
getraa ale i'm %erreiGbaren lotteries
lcoie dntaufte. Dies that er benin audi,
uno baio befancen iih in Der 5bat fir
100000 Wart 2ppie in ieinen Sdnoen.
Wie es tcmmen mubte fam es. Ger Sc.
Tiger Der getpaltigen Sotflutb bon Una
ipdrtifeinen auf bic 9unit 5prtunas
ipurce in ieinen Grtpartungen ifmGba
lid getduift. So. nod bintsr ber
Summe, Die er bel perniinftigsr Grtpda
aung Der gerinnfancsn bdtte erparter
%t6nnen, blieb Der Grtras, ben ibm feline
Spcie braften, suriid. 1000 Dart tpaz
rem es, Die er i'm GdnSen an gepinnen
einteimite. Die bunten 3ettel, bic er 70
lstttlinnis ertporben bate, errieIen iib
ourfreg ais Nieten. Wtt ben 1000
Dart aber, pdr i'm Gertdltnib gu benz
S%erlornen fir ben eben nod 10 perm0=
eeneen iungen Wann nihi piel ansua
fangen. uno 10 ilabm er leine altae4
pctnte ShGtieteit ais aauimann pieA
Der auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
Sin oenidIer Siebesftreih

Gin ssniaIer OiebesItrei6. Dor
einigen Saeen bei lit einem rei6en
Tentner Ger 8ue 9aau in paris Elm
grpeer Si:bitafl entoedt tporoen, Der
unter frlgsnoen llmitdnDeu bereits Dor
ldngerer 3eit oeriitt tpprpsn lit. DGb=
reno Serr 9. nit Ieiner Samilie ii1
auf's Sano 6egeben uno i:ine Wpbuung
Ger Sbfut bes Purtiers anpertraut
tatte, eri9ien zines Saaes elm MDbel=
ragen nit einem sroben nurmaniihen
St.rant: 6eldoen Dor Gem Sauie. Die
bier MGnner, Die Den &aeen begleite=
ten, ertlGrten, Der S1rdnt lei fiirSerrn
G.; Der Prrtier, p6gleih iber oieie MD=
e:lIenoung lefr pertpunoert, lieB ben
Sdrdnt in Die Wpfnung oes abneien=
cen Msieters bringen, inoem er babel
itarf duf Die UiObeltrGger aft ga6. Qm
Md ten Gage eritienen pielsl6en 3eut,
nieoer une ertllrten, iif getGui6t 81
llben: niGt DER nprmuniite Shrdnt:
Ionosrn Elm tlsiner, ZEN lie nit iif fiibr,
ten, lei fir Serrn 9. teItimmt. Den
Sauit) purDs nieoer unter 9euufli6tiz
Quno os5 Tortiers ausgefiitrt, Ger eben=
i~ofrenig BEL bieier gelegenhsit, pie BET
itdtersn Seiufen in Der Nobnung oes
Ssrrn 8. etpas IuiiGQises bemertts.
Grit dls Der Gentner naG oreimpnatli<
der 2ltreIsnteit niepsrtefrte, bsmsrtte
er, Dap Inn aus S6rGnten uno 9elo=
~lrinpen, Werttpapiere, SfmudIa6en,
Silterssua, tur5 alle leidt uertuufbdren,
einen tsoeutsnnen 0ertb oarltsqenpsn
GeasnitGnee geItrblen ipuren. Der Sieb
irar con leinen Se,isrstelfern nit benz
normanilten Strante in Die Wohnung
einaeliitrt uno an nGdIten Gage NIT
ZEN aeItoGlenen Wertbgegenitdnoen in
oieiem iideren 9erItede pisoer binauss
gei6leppt rorpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26

= SeGs3ehntunoert tiinItlite 3Gbne
asItpblsn 81 flben, par Der 20idbrige
i2dbntehniter HuDolf S%annenbera be-
ituloist, DIR iid pesen p%ieoerbplten
Siebitatls auf Der q%ntlagebant ber
3peiten Straftammer befano. Gr par
lei Dem 3ubnar5t Gtel beltdftist uno
purhe BON pielem pieoerbplt beauftragt,
in Der 5abrit bon Mineralsdbnsn BON
6. @ib &c Sons in Der SGeerItraBe
@intdufe in tiinitli4en 3dbnen gu ma
den. Sci Der quspabl aus ben 3abn=
pprrdtfsn lieb er unbemertt ie ems ber
tlsinen Cartons, auf oenen bic t%iinitliz
den 3dhne befeitigt iino, in ieinen Rodz
Grmel aleiten uno itabl uuf oieIe Weiie
in stfpa 30 Sdlen 1900 Sabine. gr bat
nur einen Sfeil in natura p~ertauft, si=
nen anbsrsn Steil Der 3dbne bat er 3er=
iflaesn uno ii6 oamit besnist, ber
pertbppllen platinorabt. Der bic 3Gbne
psrbinbet, fir iih gu bebalten. @egen
BEN in pollem llmfanse seitdnoiseu
Oannenberg puroe auf feds Mpnate
@efdngniB ertannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26

Sin iauberer Patrpn," iaste Bill
als iener binaus mar. vNer gum Ssuz
fsl lit oas oenn, Wirtb?"
5elippo sudte DE a9ieln UNI
meinte:
r@as er treibt, babt SIR Islbit &c.
ieben. g lit cine Sfdnoe, paB sr uno
feinesgleifen ben Geuten oas 8elo aus
Der Saffe lpdsn BARI; aber id lam
inn nidt pehren bier 5u iiBsn, 10 lanss
Die Poli5ei oas Spiel frsigisbt."
LIMB peiter lit er ni9tss" frasis
gil.
nOuien iabs?" iaste Der @irtb.
nWunGe bebaupten, er lei nit DEM
Seufel i'm Sunos; mande, er lei oas
Saupt elmer 0isbesbanoe, pelhe bus
2dno teimIuht, ales oas 1T aber
8efhpdB. 0as Watre lit, sr bat piel
8elo unb tbut psnig senus oa3u, IS
81 peroienen."
LIMB mas gum Sentsr min er nit
Gem Wrad2"
5elippu sudts bic Qhisln. .Sragt
i'm ielbit. Gs beiBt, er parte baralli,
oaB ii6 elm &dufer finbe, an Den sr IS
nit 9epinn lpsi6laeen lam. Su mag
er dber lange ~lauern, penn per piro
fir oas unniiBe Ding audi Iein 8elo
bsrgeben, nGr's audi nift, bdB teiu
WeniA es pegen oes Sputes seI9entt
tabsn mag"
nSbr isio ndrriI6," ldtte giQ, ,un
iolde albernfeiten gu slaubsn. glbsr
iugt = pisier Senpr Gerranoe5 pobnt
bod barauf, be?"
,Gptt bsbiite!" rief aber Selippp,
faItis elm areus itlageno aus Gnts
Ieben iiber ben bloben geoanten, oaB
iemano aui benz geipsnItiIden Wrad
rotner tonne. LIMB rpGre es ppll0ez
padt nit al ben ~tpItbarIteu ShGben,
tein Spibbube in gang Rio paate ii6
oortbin, %ipeni9ltens niht in sinerNaht,
no es Iputt."
gil uno bic iibrissn ldtten iiber
oiele Wcrte, benin ndtoem Der erlte
itaurigs Ginorud, ben Bills Reos bers
porgerufen, iibsrtpunoen mar, bate
niemano SugeItanoen, Dab er I'M Grnit
Die beri6teten Singe fir pabr balt,.
Hur elmer, iensr jungs 8urihe, pelher
portin ~iiberbaupt oas 9siprdh auf oas
Wrad gsbra6t bate, blieb it'd uno in
iiA 9etetrt. War Ri6arb aibton,-
ME Der taum SehSebniGbriqs bieB,-
audi ourh feline Gr5ishuna nett. oapon
entfsrnt, an 8eIpsnIter sl alauben, 10
mar ood isine lhparmeriIte pbanta.
lie our6 Tia's GrsGfluns lebbaft .rz
rcst, uno pdfreno iih bic iibriaen auI
Soften oes SObleralaubens Selippo'a
luitig matten, geItGltete iih Dor iii
6dro's Iugen oas alte Wrad, pie er
es am Sage seiehen, unb i'm Settle Iuh
er Die SSsnen bort Iib abfpielen, bic
Sin beldrieben.
Nob ais bic muntere Shaar snolih
an Den 4ufbrua oatte, i6pebten Ieis
ne pfantaitii6sn SrGums Dor 4usen.
@r blieb itia uno rprttarg, inrefen ma
rem feline genofen gu ietr untersinans
Der beidaftist, INN a6t aui ibn gu sss
ben.
als bic S6adr ben Safsn erreidte,
S6luaer Die Shiirme Der Staot eben
bic areite Stunoe. Der MatrpIe, ner
aur gepahuna be5 9ootes auriiduss
laisn tpar, lag i'm feIten Shlafe in Fl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
Weniae Winuten fpIter hefnnh fih

Weniae Winuten ipGter befanb ii&
Rifaro an Der Solsperidaluna Ns
Spiegsls, an tpelfem iiG bic Woaen NIT
lautem Gepldtifer 6raden. Mit ben
ausaeitredten 6dncen tonnte er bisRiits
ellen erfaiien, rie lie CUR erDBeren Be-
teltigung Der Wanten ange6ra6t Iino.
Noh cine Winute perGarrte Hi6aro
lduifeno in oieier Stelun9; bann 3os
er ltf pprIi6tig emppr, bis er ben aopf
uber oas Geroed gu beten permohte,
tielt nun fpieoerum an unb i6lpana Iid
enoltt rolsnos an Set.
(SortIcsuns Iolgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
0is Netsrsfirhe sIeftr;5h b,Ir,,h.

= Die peterstirde elettriid bsleud=
tet. Der pGpitlide Selesat fir bic 0sr=
siniaten Staten. &aroinal SatoQt.
Der Dor GINGER 3eit in &Om singetruf=
fen lit, rat Dor ieiner Gini6iffuns in
Hep Yort i'm 4uftrase 2eos BEG 0rsiz
sehnts goiIun auiseiudt, UNI beFen @na
Iift iiber Die prpiettirts elettriids Be-
leuftuns Der Peterstirde e~insubolen.
GoiIpn fat ausserednet. oaB CUR Be-
leuttuns oieiss G~ottesbauies 10000
Gliiblamp4en ~notbpsnois iein psrpsn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
GRACE mETHoDIST'S FAIR.
The Ladies Are Much Pleased With
the Results OF the Opening NIGHT.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace M. E.
Church held a fair last night in the church
parIors. The booths, which were taste
fully arranged and were loaded down with
good things. were for the most part
decorated in the National colors. The
sales were large and the ladies were much
pleased with the result Of last nights
work. A neat sum win be realized for
the benefit of the church.
The Epworth League table, which was
decorated to represent winter, was in
charge Of the following young ladies'
Misses Julia Stanton. Evaline Conklin.
Annie Van Arsdale, Emelia Harmon.
These young ladies sold fancy goods
The official board sold hardware and
findings and was in charge of S. S. Car
penter and his W. granddaughter, the
Misses Stanley. At the Sunday School
table candy was sold by Miss Title
Autenrieth, Frank Campbell and Mrs.
Harper.
Miss Lizzie Begtrup was in charge of
the Junior Epworth League table, where
dolls were disposed OF. Supper was served
at reasonable rates by the members of
the Ladies' Aid Society. among whom
were Mrs. Thomas Coyle, Mrs. Stevenson,
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Autenreith. Mrs. Sim
mons, Mrs. MCGOWAN, Mrs. Robinson,
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Sidman.
The fair will remain open this evening
and tomorrow evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
First Entertainment OF the English
Lutheran Church Most Successful.

M . r7;y.t C,rietr,oc ontart afnnnant Of
: ns rsnsus - +barpaN
80 -aasss1ss - Lead 1asv axFan.
- IIam - Dansar+h avens1a
na5 = - $3.50 a,s;,,s ~,
= 49, nsS,s aIavar1u go
y niule = 49, narts an4st1es
ouleu, z ea1n.a.a . 60 r,s,sa I'D
nv $4,000 uas
really a very good one, and all filled their
,orts VOL,
panes : ..n4s
bian Drill in which the following little
a;rls 4oor rt-Harnab Pa,,lsen c4eorp-
= = - Is~~sa ~,
lana BarealoW, Juna Hanipeoi'' !.
u,vsok ~ rYsa ! bia T,,l1 Stovekers IDA
-. $3.50 Tasear
P4tzer, Julla Dexneimer, 1aiiie A
Grefa Becker, Charlotte Renfxer, RUBY