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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

S. q. Chase of Philadelphia who has
been the chief officer ~ the handsome
=. A. b. Widener yacht Josenhine for
some time, mas been appointed COM
mander of the yacht to succeed Capt.
Frederick C. Miller, resigned. Capt,
Chase is well known in marine circles
and many of his friends have congratu-
lated him on his appointment. Elk
tenslve repairs are now being made to
the Josephine and it is expected that
the vessel will leave the docks of the
Harlan u Hollingsworth Co. about the
first of April.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

London, Eng, Feb. %. What is
known as "Queen's weather" prevailed
to-day, and the fret drawing room of
the season. at buckingham Palace, was
a brilliant affair. Immense crowds of
people lined the approaches to the
palace. Mrs. Henry White, wife Of the
United States charge d'affaires, pre-
sented Mrs. j. Piprpont Morgan, Jr.
and Miss Muriel White. Messrs, White
aud Carter attended 10 the diplomatic
circle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

The members Of the a. o, II. Of Will
mington will celebrate ST. Patrick's
Day by a grand demonstration in the
Auditorium on March 18th, at s p. m.
1t will bs the largest celebration of its
kind ever held in Wilmington. Father
Birmingham will he the orator on the
occasion. This announcement will
please tho citizens of Wilmington for
his lecture of three years ago was an
eloquent exposition of the Irish
Question. - The learned doctor will
announce his subject in a few uays
Over 1000 tickets for the occasion are
in circulation among the people of
Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03
Opposed to Elset,on Day Changes in Ohio,

Opposed to Election Day Changes in Ohio.
a proposition to change the system
of elections in Ohio 30 as to make the
municipal township and school elections
occur with the general electinn held IN
November is vigorously anil Justly OPP
posed by the Cleveland Plain Dealer
'The suggested CHANGE it says. is in
opposition to the strong movement for
the enforcement Of municipal govern
ment from partisan politics. 1t is a
device to eIfectunlly prevent its SUCCESS,
and 10 put both municipal and school
affairs completely in tho grasp of parti
san politicians. With that bill law,
there would no longer he hope for mu-
nicipal reform that will place local
affairs under strict business manage
ment. Local candidates would be
seected wite regard TO their postum
ON State and national issues, ana not.
as they should he, with sole referance
to their special fitnsas for the positions
they seek to fill, and to questions affect
ing those positions -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

The Harlan & ilollingsworth Co. has
awarded the contract to Pennsyl-
vania firm to supply all the plates,
shapes, angle irons, &c., for the Old
Bay Line steamer and tina steamer for
the North Carolina Chemical Co. which
the company is about to build The
order is one of the largest of that
variety that has heen placed by Will
mington shipbuilders for several years
Each steamer will be more than $50
feet long .--. .-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03
WILL HAVE SMOOTH SAILING.

DIR. Tinker Says That Bishop Newman, Who
VIII Preside at the Session OF the Will
minEton Conference, Next Month, will
Have Com pnrativsiy Easy Task.
In its issue of February 10th, UNDER
the heading Eastern Jottings." the
California Christian Advocate pub
lished letter from the Rev. Ezra
Tinker, LII. D.. pastor OF Asbury
Church, this city. The most interest
ing paragraph is as follows:
''In few weeks your resident bishop
will be among US to reasaign the minis
terial toilers to thsir old fields, or to
assign them to new fields. Bishop
Newman will receive very cordial well
come, and find very loyal and royal
set Of ministers and laymen. He will
have no vexed or vexing questions to
confront him. In nautical phrase, he
will have smooth sailing. An executive
officer, with his commanding abilities
for administration, and with his un-
swerving loyalty to the best interests
of the church and the ministers, will
find a comparatively easy task before
him. Tho wisdom displayed in his
first official act leads ministers and lay
mon to expect a splendid adjustment OF
the work on the lines OF the highest
efficiency and the greatest harmony.
The Metnodism of Wilmington is glad
to know that the good bishop Ia to be a
few days in the city before leaving for
the session of the conference, at Lewes.
During thsir stay in Wilmington,
Bishop and Mrs. Newman will be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ.
Field at Kentmere, their beautiful
suburban home The Methodists OF the
Pacific coast had the pleasure of greet.
ing Mr.. and Mrs Field last summer
during their lung trip of 5000 miles.
The bishop and his wife could not fall
into better hands, for Mr.. and Mrs.
Field not only know how to entertain,
but also really enjoy it,"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

Washington, Feb. 2I.-passed Assis.
tant Surgeon I. H. Bailey, U. S. NJ, WAS
found dead in his room at the Albany
this morning, under conditions that
lead TO the belief that he committed
suicide by taking cocaine. lie left a
letter providing for the distribution Of
his effects and expressing fear that he
wac about to ole from heart disease.
He had Just returned from tour of
duty in China, and was assigned to the
Washington navy yard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

The Rev. E. X. Miller. rector Of st.
james Church. Newport, has received
from Edward A. Grover. executor of
the will of Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Graf of
Philadelphia. legacy of $500, which
was bequsathed to tine parish. The
veHtry has directed the treasurer to use
it towards tho reduction of the mort
gage on the rectory. After the pay
meut balance Of $500 will remain.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03
GREAT FIRE ~ KgNrUoRY.
The Loss Expected to Reach Two Million
Dollars.

Louisville. Ky, Feb. %. The four
story plant of the National Tobacco Co,
Twenty fourth and Main streets, caught
fire this morning.
The plant covers neurly an entire
square, and is filled with tobacco. John
Duerhoefsr. the manager, says that, il
the whole building is destroyed, which
now seems likely. the total loss will be
in the neighborhood of 81, 900, 600
Several persons have been injured Ivy
falling walls, and many employees hurt
while attempting to escape from the
burning building,
The fire originated in the drying
ToUm. No cause is known other than
spontaneous combustion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

Charles F. Walther died Friday
afternoon at No. 1926 West Fourth
street, where he boarded. His death
was due to an accident, which happened
about two weskH ago, plank fnlling
on his toes. Mr.. Waltber formerly kept
a saloon at the southeast corner of
Fourth and Adams streets. He was
about 4s years old. When be died be
kept grocery store at Second and
Washington streets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

Mrs. Elizabeth Vandever Shields,
widow of Thomas W. Shields, aged 50
years, died in Philadelphia on Thurs,
day. The funeral took place on
Monday. Services were held at West
Laurel Hill Chapel at IL. 40 O'Clock,
a. ui., and intorment was made at
West Laurel Hill cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

Wantcd-trustworth and active gentle
men OF ladies 10 travel for responsible, es-
tablished house in Delaware. Monthly
$4,000 and expenses. Position steady
Reference. Enclose self-addresscd stamp
ed envelope. The Dominion Company,
Dept. r., Chicago. ------
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

Levi G. Bird announced in Superior
Court that the case of Adelaide
IL. Steward VS.. the Wilmington City
Electric Go. would not be tried. 1t has
besn settled. Mrs. Sheward sues for
the death of William Steward, who
was killed at Sixth ami Orange slreuts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

Sheriff Westcott of Salem county, N.
j., came TO Wilmington Friday after
noon and took back to Salem with him
Charles Robinson, who escaped from
Jail and was caught here few days
ago. he may be given three years for jail
breaking.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03
MISS PAGE BURNED TO DEATH.

Springfield. Mass. Feb. &c. "A special
dispatch from Hardwick to the Union
says: Miss Mary Page was burned to
death early this morning. She was so
years OF age and had suffered from
nervous prostitution. The family is of
The opinion that sire took her life while
temporarily derauged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

Paris, France. Feb. "a. --VerdictH of
guilty were found yesterday against NJ.
lola and NJ. Perreux. The former was
sentenced to one years imprisonment
aud the latter to four months, while
each was fined 1900 francs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03
Has r,,..n charge Of the shtf,er.

William Il. Lane has been appointed
in charge Of the shifting engine in
place of Conductor Alexander Griffith,
who was seriously injured Thursday
morning hy being struck by a train at
Water and Thorn streets. Mr.. Griffith,
who is at the Delaware Hospital, is
improvinn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

Now York, Feb. &c. Frank Il. Jones,
a wealthy soap manufacturer. was found
dead to-day in his apartments, at the
Union League clubhouse. Heart dis
ease caused his death. He was about
So years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

The Rev. DIR. Brown. rector OF st.
Thomas Church, New York City, Inns
contributed $50 towards The erection of
a Protestant Episcopal Church at
Delmar,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

Maria Kelly, aged . years, Of No. LOG
West Twenty. tSird street died of diph-
iberia Thursday and was buried in the
new Cathedral cemetery,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03
IL is Mi,hnnt IN Eanai.

II have found nothing equal TO Hoods Sarsn-
pariila for cleansing ths blood. ] suffered from
bottle OF Hoods sarseparilla they began 10 dis
appear and when | had taken two bottles they
were entirely cured" Miss c. A. Anon, her-
chantville, y. j.
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy TO operate
Cure Indigestion, hehdache.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

The Rev. Rolin A. sawyer, rector OF
81. Thomas Episcopal Church, New
ark, has accepted call to Carbondale,
Pa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

Thomas Boyle. colored. was struck by
a street car at Front and Market streets
Friday and slightly Injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03
FERNwoop MANSION BURNED.

Fernwood. Pa, Feb. 26.-Fernwood
Mansion was destroyed by fire early
this morning. The loss is estimated at
$40, 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-03

delegation of seven members from
the club accepted the invitation OF the
New Century Club of Kenneth Square
to be present at it's second anniversary
on February 22tl. The meeting was
held in the ROOMS of the club in the
Bayard Taylor Memorial Library, and
was very interesting occasion. The
hall was adorned with the club colors
of white and green arranged aa frieze
around the walls. Excellent addresses
were MAIDS by Mrs. Brock of Lebanon,
president of the Pennsylvania State
Federation; by Mrs. Rose. president Of
the New Century Club OF PHILADELPHIA;
DR.. Sharpless, president of tho West
Chester New Century Club; Mrs. Mil
Ter OF the Media club, Miss Potts of
the Shakespeare Club of Pottstown,
Miss MRther of the Wilmington club.
and by Mrs. Houghton OF the Kennett
Square club. Mrs. Bayard Taylor OF
Nav York and Mrs. Charles B. Lam
born OF st. Paul, Mimi, were among
the guests. Excellent vocal and Instru-
mental music formed part of the en-
tertainment. luncheon was served
for all. at which speeches wers made.
Mrs. Rose responded for 80 Philanthropy
in Woman's Work. Miss Matber for
"Our Ideals" and Mrs. Lamborn for
"The building in which We Meet"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-20
@aiDiu1tou.

- Iuf Der Sa9o nah benz Slid.
SIM Sebruar beeaben ii9 bret lun9e
Seutihe. bic 9riioer Walter llno &arl
Shr6oer uno beren Sreunb Sarl Sa=
moniel. bon ct. 2puis mad Seattle,
bon bort nah 9lonoite 81 fabren,
in Der S%Ofnuna auf balbi9en Geid.
tbum. 9lber Seiner bat oas 9elobte
Ganb CREDIT. Garl ertrant. ebe tie
Den Staat Waibin0tou p~erlalien bat=
ten. uno feline 8eiGbrten ianoten Die
2eide nad Ct. 2ouis. Nuf Der uebers
fabrt nab Sta9uap erlitt Samoniel
eiuem SdlaQanfall. uno @alter tebrte
nit Dem Sooten nod Seattle Suriif.
no er i'm beltattete, ba bic Geihe in
6oloe ihlc6ter Serribtuna niht na6
Sauie 9eianot lperoen burfte. Malter
CAB oarauf bic 8eiie mad Ilasla arf
uno mabte als Maler er bate i'm
Ct. 2ouis'r WuIeum fir idOne &iinite
cine porSii9lihe I%usbiloulg erbalten--
Stuolsnfabrten mad Oregon uno
@aibinaton. 9lm II. Suli ibrieb er
ieinem Sruoer Irtbur, wie err aus iei-
mem Eager ON 6lulie oes Mt. Water
auf S9neeibuben nah Sumas Gitp,
Waib., astommen lei. SIN Serbt
mollte er suriiftebren uno oann lih III
Yaris weiter ausbilben. Sor einiSer
Saaen jeoo6 trui Die Hahriht elm, Ell
lei i'm @ebir9 abaeItiirst uno man iuhte
nod Der Gei6e. Gdr0ber mar %
Sabre alt uno ullperbeiratbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-20
Setcrrei6s ungarm.

= Die .Neue Sreie 8rsiie" beri6tet
aus @ien: WittwOh Nbenos, balo
nahoem bas llnwetter Ii6 perso0en
bate. ipielte iih I'M &Gii0 Der crit oieie
g8obe anaefommenen ricli0en 0drens
poplane oes Miener S%bier9artens por
ben Nu9en bes Yubliium5 cine iebr
n~uireQenoe Scene ab. 9ie beiben
mG6ti9cn Sbiere ipllten aus benz Ga.
0sstdiig in ben a%nlis0enoen, MIR burb
cine Talltbilr D%erbunbenen 9tabtfGfi9
9ebraht neroen. Sie Sbiere seiQten
aber teine 2ult, iib in ibrer Yolition
ItOren 81 lallen. Weoer bas 9iiilihe
,3~ureoen bes Wdrtsrperipnals NOD oas
Stoben nit ipibem .Saten bermohte
iie aus bem &diig 81 treiben. Miun
bolte Sadeln berbei unb Siiubete ein
Selier an, oalnit Der Geueribeiu lie
pertreibe. Sas beUirite aber MIR. baB
Die beioen yeltisn in wilosr Wutb on
Den Stdben oes 8itters 3srrten uno
sdbneflsti6sno bon Alt 81 9lit ipran=
gen; lie madten aber burbaus teine
Misne, burd Die Salltbiir gu periAwin=
ben. Man bolte nun ben SnIpeitor
oes Sipariums, welbsr = nit elmer
mdhtiaen Gisicnidlange erlhien. ba
bic 9lffen befanntlih bic arDbte gnait
Dor Shlan0en babcn. lluo nun ent=
iuidelte Iih cine ungcmein auiregenoe
Scene, bsren WirtunQ our6 Gnfel=
i6ein in finIterer Naht nod srb09t
muroe. Ser SnIpettOr betrat nit Der
&ieieniblnnge ben NahttdIia unO off,
rete Die Galltbiir, nm oas Sbier auf
bic bsiosn glIIsn lOsjulaHeu. Sie
Sdlan9e ipenoete ii6 aber Ne9en ben
SuIpsttor unb ueriebte inn einen leih=
ten SiB in bic Wan9e, 10 oaB oas
Ylut 9lei9 berunterfloB. Nub Der
Wdrter Wuroe 9ebihen. Die Sblansc
bate iih instpiiben auf einen @lt 9e-
pun0en, pdbreuo Die beioen Papiane
IN wiloer 6lu6t our9 ben &dfig iag-
ten. Wit rubiaem, aber iiebenoem
Ylif beobahtete bic Ticieniblanae bic
Wems0unaen Der beioen Sbiere. Yl6b=
lid ibiebt iie auf einen Der aiien los.
Dieter absr iueidt 9eiaidt aus unb
iprin9t auf ben Mft, no Der anosre
bereits YlaB eenommen. Sic S6lanae
tarsrt nun nit ppr9eredtem Salle Dor
Der Saatbiir. al neuem Sprun9e bee
reit. IS peroebt taum cine Wtinute
uub lie 0ebt bon Neuem Los. Siesmal
lit lie etwas aliidli1er. Wdbreno Der
cine Yapian our6 einen tilbnen Sei=
tenipruna our Jalltbilr iib rettet nno
burb oieie psridwinoet, Qeliu9t es Der
S1lanas. 1i9 Dem anoereh 81 ndbern.
@ebeno wenost iib Der giie CUR Settle.
er iprin9t auf ben Nlt, bic Shlan9e
bleibt tauernb in elmer gde lie9en.
Sieien Nusenblif beniibt oas tlu9e
5bier uno iprinat nit einsm Sabe sur
Saltbiir uno ourd oieie in ben Rdlig.
iiber ben iih nun bic 3biir fhlieBt.
Samit mar oas aufre9euoe Sbauipiel
beenoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-20

Jnlano.
Sainots.

- Ser Sarmer George Meiieran1 in
Millitaot, brei Meilen iitoDltllh
bon 9eQepile periibte in einem Intdue
bon Sruntiudts=& aierei cine 9rallen=
bate Sbat. Seine Srau bate 9eorobt.
nit ibren bier Sinoern ibn su perlal-
len. Die QusIidt, bab lie Grnlt nit
ibrer 9rObung MAIDEN uno oab er oann
in politdnoi9er !0iilfloli9tett balieben
neroe, ~pernnlnbte ibn III elnem Nntalle
blinoer @utb, nit einem Sranhir.
Weller iiber feline oert9eioi9un9slole
tSrau in Der Slide 9erSufallen. Die
bier Sinoer. i'm glter bon a bis 10
Sobren, iudten oer9ebli6 nit ibren
i6wahen Mrmen Der Wtutter beisultez
ben uno baten ben Sater flebcntli6,
non ibr obsulnlien. @r b0rte nlAt auI
fie uno hafte milo 0uf 'eine 6rau log.
sic erlitt unSdbli9e @unoen an Sopie,
GsIiht uno am Salie liant i6lleblih
bon Slutperluit erl6Opft, benuBtlOs 81
8ooen. Sas 8ei6rCi Der Slnoer lodte
ben 6armer gcter NfiQer berbei, Der
sufGli9 on Dem Sauie DOrbei9in9. Gr
fab bic 1Srau in ibrcm Ylute oalie9en
llno Die Sinoer ibreieno nn0 fallm
ibrer Siune md1tiH berumlauIer.
Mclieran9, Der Neriiber Der llntbat,
iunr nir0enos 81 Iinoen. Wiler i1lu9
21rm llno balo iamen cine Nn3aDl
Ndbbarn berbei, wclhe Weneran9 III
cinem SerItef inn &nuie pOrf0noen uno
feline Yerbaitung peranlaBteyl. Sr
muroe nah benz 8eidnNniB III gellc=
bile transportirt. 98dbrenooelen but-
ten biilireide Nabbnru Srau Wcllc=
rang 0ebettet unO einen glr3t bcrbciNe=
rufen, wel6er Die Wunoen Dsrbano,
obcr weni9 Soffnun9 bat. bic 6rau am
&ebeu 81 erbulten. Weleran0 mar
frilber m%o6lbabenO uno bod algeleben,
ieitOem er obcr Dor meDreren Sa6ren
benz Srunte ii6 erQeben. 9il9 es abb
lpdrts nit ieinem Mo6lItunbe. Gr era
i66pite feline IGmmtlidcn Saarmittel
uno wollte I9lieblib cine Sppptbet auf
Die Sarm ouinebmen, posu ieine 6ral
ibre @inwiliQun9 %uerIaQte. SierOur0
sutltanoen wcitere ebclide 3erwiirf=
mile. ipel6e Srau Meiieran9 au Dem
@ntI6luIle bra1ten, nit ibren Sinocrn
bapon 81 9eben. WeNerau9 1Drte oa-
bon in elmer WirtDI6nIt. Gr tr0nt
%baraufbin unO 9erietB iibr Die Nsui9e
ieit in bic 0r0Btc 8er5pciflung. NIs
CT beimtam. ioB feline 6rau nit Den,
8obD auf benz S9oBe in ner Slide.
gr fir9 iofOrt an, lie ipeaen ibrer 0ro-
hung CUR &eoe su Iicllen uno muroe, Oa
iie beiidtiAte, mas er 9ebOrt, INNER
w%iitbeuosr. 3uerlt iOll er ibr eincn
Stciu an ben Gopf 9sluorfen baben,
norauf Tie oas Yabp CUR Groe 9leiten
Iisb. uno lid CUR 6lu6t wanote. gr
pertrat ibr ben @eg. er8riff oas Wei=
fer uno bieb Oann in Der porber 9ei6il-
berten @eiIe auf Tie Elm. big lie oas Be
wubtiein perlOr uno nieoertiirSte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-20
PewniDluawia.

- 9ie Stoot Srioro tn Warren
GountD 1T i'm rai6en Seri1winosn
begrlhen. Ser 8runo uno 9ooen
bleibt natiirli6. aber bic Sduier per=
i6luinOsn. SrforO mar einlt cine leb-
bate 8ei6Gitsitaot, ba bic Giienminen
in Der 9tdbe pielen SunOertsn yeiddf=
ti9un9 9aben. 9anten uno Sabriteu
flOrirten uno Der @runo uno 0ooen
ltiea lteti9 I'M Yreiie. @ber allmdblid
Ianten bic preiie fir Giisn in iolaen
WtaBe, oaB es iid nibt msbr lobnte.
@iien al fDroern, uno 70 1T bas Ser.
berben iiber SrfOro setOmmen. Die
Staot sdblt jebt nur nod et,ua 1000
GinlUobner, iudhreno lie pDr eiui9en
Sabren nod 5000 bate. SaB Die
Gompagnie an0soronet bate, bic Mi=
uen nit g8aRer an,ufilen, 1T Elm 9e-
meis, baB iie oielslben oausrno auf.
9ibt.
- Sn aleabsnD pirb bemnGhf Der
8eriuh aemaht perosn. bic Yei6ldge
fiir bic YIeroebufe onitatt bon Glen
aus papier bersuiteaeu. Or. s. ".
SoDo. eln b%etannttr Sbierarst. foil Der
Grinder bieier 9ieuerung iein. Ger
SeiAlaa miro aus elmer suiammen9e.
prebten papiermalie ber8sitelt uno 1T
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-20
Ncw ScrieD.

- Ia6 so Sabren. Sn Der @irt6.
i6aft bon Carp Sutton oil Jipe @or=
ners, SerIeD Gitp Sei9bts, CAB es oie-
Ter Sage cine riibrsnbe Scene. 3wei
griioer, bic ii9 ieit fIniSi9 Sabren
ni6t 9eielcu, trafen bier unermartet
3uIammeu. SUbann perlieb an z.
September 1913 feline Seimatb in Sais
ern, I'M Der Militdrpfli0t 81 entgeben,
uno manoerte nab ben Der. Staten
aus. Gr arbeitete bier slerlt ais
S1reiner, bann als SleiIber uno als
Der Siir0ertriea ausbra6, trat er ms
As. Nelu WOrter &egiment, oas bon
Sol. ImsberA aus SObOten beFebligt
wuroc. Na0 Dem Sriege arbsitete er
wieoer a!s S6lG6ter uno Dor iiinf
Subren iano er Nufnabme i'm Soloaz
tenbsim in 9earnp. Aus ieiner Seis
mat9 Gatte er felt Dielen Sabren teine
9tabridt erbalten. Gr wuBte nur,
o0B iein Slater 9eforbeu uno feline
Wutter li6 lpieoer perbeirnthet bate.
9nB elmer icincr Sriioer, Garl. Der ben
Wamcn oes Stiefputers Sobler ange=
nommen. Dor eini0sn Sabreu mad
Mmtritn 9ereilt mar uno ii6 in Welt
9tcm yort III SuoIOn GOuntp nleoergs=
lNlien. butte er nie erIabren. Sor eini=
gen Sa9en erbielt Sobn Sain in Setea
rGnenbeim urlaub uuo tam rad Ser
isp Gitp. Mdbreno er in SuttOn's
Wirtbi4aIt mar, trai er einen I'M meb=
rere Sabre jiinaeren Maun uno erirbr
i'm 8elprdhe. baB oerielbe nibt MIR
aus ieinem 8eburtsorte fannie, iou=
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Den Sals fielen. uno 9eriibrt iiber oas
berSli6e WieoerIeben Der Sriioer.
Sobn Saiu, melher als m%uIterbaiter
Sniaiie oes Ssims gilt, miro ,uobl iebt
81 ieinem 8ruoer sieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-20
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