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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
SaS clue Soiua'cr OcieB8e:
BANG fuftet,

10 i6reibt Serr Gib6d in ieinem
oStNNtsOnSeiQer". erbeIt aus Der Sea
nNt9lilte, welbe Dem Staats sQuoitor
am 9Onnersta9 Sugeltellt puroe. Ser
Sen0t lit aus 80 Mit0liebern suiam=
menAeicgt. BON oenen Elm jeoes Wtit=
0Ileo 5000 per Gag Ooer $3.50 fir bic
Sigun9@perloOe betOmnt, auinmmsn
, $500. lin OieIe Serren Senatoren
81 beolcnen, erfOrOert e5 81 llnterbe=
Nmten, Oeren Gebaltcr ii6 auf $780,
80 per Sag belaufen. Sic SiBuno
oaUert 8elp0bnli6 90 Sage. SasW
bat Der Senat GOmitesGlerts. wei6e
3u'nmmen $l05 td9li0 betommen,
$lOl.5O t0gll3 fir anocre An9eItellte
uno $500 fllr 8ebaIte Der Wit0lieoer
maat iuIammen fir Den Senat allein
$45, 585. Sir oas Saus erbalten Die
uutcrbeamten uuO Nn0eieQten beinabe
oo5lcIbe, Die Wit9lieoliiie oeiielben 1T
100, BON oenen ein jeOer $5.50 fir
Die SlBunQ betOmmt OoGr i'm @au5en
'llr oaS Saus: $73. 5S5. 9ieIes All
Den Senat:toIten Qerednet mludt Die
Summe bon $ll9. 435, wel6e bic Gje=
l%eB0ebun8 ben SteuerSablern tOltet.
N0jI tonlmen nber nod bic MeilenQe=
bItbren, @ebOlte Der 9emsiniumen De-
Gmtcn uno Die QroBen Aus9aben fir
0rufIo@en. g8enn nun luenigiteus
Dernilniti9e @eIsbe su Stanoc Qebra6t
mtrOen, oNnn mitroe man nidts oa9e=
gen iu 'N0en baben. - Die Sowncr
mOQen lj9 D0mi! tyOiteu, oaB in per
.5Oinoiier GeieB0ebuns Der &ummel
nod UieI msbr tOlist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
WtiSr. 0amHait, @ii6oi ppn
Ycrpi9uan III Sraufrei6,
Sir boS Sabr 1897.
9lnSaBl Der Qatieuterl, welde iiber ben

lit aui ei9ene Weiie Dor einem glttens
tate bemahrt noroen. Sin Wann, Der
ieinen Namen al5 Sonnat an9ab,
bate perIuht, ben YiidOi al iprs6en.
Ser PtOrtner oes Sauies uno Der
YricIier gbbG 9tabuuo rietben benz
Manne bon lcinem Terlan9sn absu=
laiien uno ais lie ibm mittbeilten, ole
9lAoienS lei perwei0ert. iboB CT Slerit
ben Pfortner uuo onnn Den Yrielter
nieoer. Sss Wannes Nume 1T Pup.
Gr iii enttommen. Serielbe wollte
pom SiidOI, er irle feline G9s aufI0isu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15

i00ie uno ole QrieIter reht bulstarri8
linO 9e8en Den 6OrtiUritt unO Die Nufs
tl0rung, OnB piele 0inae in Der STRIDE
Den 0uIAetldrten &atbplitsn iebr 0nltO-
sig ijno. onB Die STRIDE aQeselt Dem
3eit9eiIte wioeripriAt. oab bic Stride
an Der grunutb uno 3uriidieBun9 Der
E0tbOliten Shulo 1T, err 1T iibsrseu0t
...... Mnrum Z? Ql6 er meiB es
ielbft nibt. oenn Griinoe bat er feline.
Gs 1T bios icin Serh oas rcOet. Seln
GeritanO Oentt niht. 90s tbut Iiir
i'm ieine 3eltun9, iejne @eIcli6aIt; CT
oentt nI0t uno Ipriht na6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
Die G. 81. 8cBcnieiti8e S6nt
gcicuIdaft Oon SoWa at
Sanburp.

Sanburp, Sa., A. Sch. 1898.
Wertbe HeoattiOn! ,
Nm 3. 6ebruar mar Serr Sames,
Der reiIenoe N9ent Der VI. 6. 8seeu=
ieitigen SbuBgeisli6aft bon Soma
bier unO er bat iOtueit Is neue Mits
olieoer fir Den Gereiu oewonnen uno
borfentlih miro bieier 3pei9Uerein nod
b~eoeuteno wadien, oenn Die &utboliten
oss Staates Soma ipllen Die ". 6. q.
S0ubaeiellidaft BON Soma als i bren
Sercln betrabten uno 5umul lpllten Die
oeut den SatbOliten Iid oemielben
ia9lreih oui6licBen. Wsr ni6t babel
lit, Der trete bel uno iper bereits sur
ShuBaeieui6aIt 9ebDrt, Der forge oa=
FIR, oaB alle feline @erwouote in Soma,
lei es Sobn ,ooer Tater ooer Sruoer,
lid Dem 9ereine ani6lieBe, wel6em I
an9ebOrt. Oenn BARN beitebt Die
@e9enieiti9teit, oaB man lit
9e9en'eltig in unieren tatboliI9en Ser.
slrlen l9irmt uno ihiiBt.
Sier in 9auburp ,pie nod in pielen
onoeren 9emll6ten tatbOlli6en 8emein=
ben oC5 Stantes lparten uno bcten Die
oeutl6en &atbOliten, oaB Der bO6m'I te
GrSbli6Of iDneu einen oeutiben Yrie=
lter ienoe, Der fir ibr Seelenbeil in
9enil0enoer 9Ssiie Gorge tra9en tonne.
IS mGre ibOn eiu 6ortlhritt. wenrl
nur Der Yiarrer bon Wapleton uns
BON 3eit su 3eit cine oeuti6e Yreoi9t
balten tDunte. Sas tpiiroe bic Satbos
llteu beoerteno ermuntern. Mt09e
6Ott es Sum Yeiten penoen!
Mit 8ruB er9ebsnit
y. SeitQes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
Wep. Gfcrt su Gilbert eta:
tioM, 90.
Gilbert Station. Sa.,
ben 6. 6eb. 1898.
Wertbe Rebattioll !

ben 6. 6eb. 1898.
Wertbe ReoattiOn
8Ott lei es seoautt. oab Der bodip' tie
Gr3bii6oi uns cine ireuoiSe ueberras
i6un9 bersitst bat, inoem er uuiereu
Sersenswuni6 erfiilte. Sang uner-
wartet erIdien nQnlib beute Elm uns
frsmoer prielter am Nltare uno itimmts
oas "Asperges me" an, gum erlten
Male isit Sabrsn, oaB Gieiss 9eiNab.
Sober ira9te lid: user lit Der Serr {?
Yiellei9i Der 10 iebnli6it ertpartets
Yrieiter ?" llno riGtia. mad Dem
gOan9elium iiellte 9teO. Mcaee9an Der
@emeiuoe HeD. Gfert ais tiinitigen
Yfarrer uno SeeliOr9er Dor, pOraui
oieier cine Inipra6e in Oeutiher uno
en9lii6sr Sprabe an bic 8emeinOe
rihtete. SbrGnen bat S6reiber 9ie=
ies Spar feline fliebcn isben, ba9e9en
Der9nitgte 8elidter bemertt. SOmit
Tam nod NQss gut Derben. Gisbe
oeutide 8laubensgenohsn, bleibt treu
uno gut uno bctet, onb Der Serr lee
Ieneliri9e, oeu!i1e Prieiier fir ben
Staat Soma berufe, oann lam Den
geoirInlnen Der oeuti1en &atbOliten
ab9ebolien weroen.
Mit freunolihem 8ruBe.
Sobann W0tb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
(2luS Dem o@0uoi6aB".)
Gas &reus AN @cgc.

Ndrt am l&c4, al lod'rer DtaIer,
YtoOSumiuu9eu, loGIoumbiilt,
Gtebt en- Rreui-lulo al benz 6rellSe
NOugt oe3 @elIUuos bebre5 Bib.
yebt CT wobl?!. BE miloen SIite
Nldtet iclt er bimmelrp0rtS.
2lUS ben &litell, aus ben Wtlenen
Sprl6t Der unmenubare S1mer;.
Nin95um title; mir ein &o9leln
Gin9t lem Nleo I'M &lQtterbuuS,
llno Ut lSaIob0um Itrett bel 6ieeno
llebcr'S &reuS bic Aeite aus.
Gicb, ipei Fii9er uob'upou ierue,
G0WclEbt9onen, Wnnoermilo',
Geb'n oaS &reu; am l&aloeSranoe,
00ren o0 Der 3D9leiu Web.
9teul, lie wauocru ni6t mebr meter;
Sttben nil beIm &reu;eSiuB.
Hihlen al ben Q&elterl0ler
Wbriur9t5Dou oeu @%4eibe9ruB.
lluO Der Grite i9aut 10 imnig,
!SUrtll9 mic eill iromme5 &ino
Nur sum neilanD, l6aut uno flebet
@laubelSitart uuo treu 9ellnnt.
ODD Der andre, ihmerSbur6i6auert,
Cerilct tdum ben blei6en Otulo,
&niect uteoer nit benz Stabe,
Enleet auf ocm rau9eu @runo.
2SoS lle bentelt, mas lie iitblUI....
0teiuc ScGle iogt'S mir ni1t,
Tod eS III, ais Oh pom &reu,e
Sbnen fam ell bebrCS gt9t.
&bueu wIrO'S 10 wo6l in, Screen,
Sle erfilllt ELL uelIer Wutb,
&nnoern mutbuou melt ulo weiter
Surb @ebtr9 uno &bal NIB Slutb.
Ccuu oa5 6reu; 1T ibre Noiimlu9
llno oa8 6reuj Der belOeu yObn.
"a, o05 Erer; lit ibre Nettun9
lluo oaS SreuS ut tire 8rOn'.
Sol. MipfI'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
Wie @crr SIiimcl lid sciitrei6
uutcrbalten bat.

Serr Gliimel aus @ursen fubr iiber
2eipSig uuo Sitterielo mad Berlin.
9luf Station @i6terIeloe iuuroe bic
3biir auf9eriien. Sin oider, alter
Serr Occuplrte ben nGAiten GfplaB,
Oriitte Den &Opf 9e9er bic SolSpano
nuO i6lOB Die Qu9en su elnem ,Wifer-
6en". Sin junNer Menih nit ism.
melblOnoem Saar uno iiapiosm 0e-
Iitt nabm oi6t neben jenem YlaB.
&elner bon ysioen belt es fir uOtbig,
Serrn Sliimsl gu 0riiBen. Sieier
rildte, obue bic llnb0fli6teit 81 beQb=
ten. neben Den Semmelblonoen uno
meinte nit 9r0Btm09li9sr Sreunoli1s
teit: r6abren Sic aud mad Berlin.
mein beltes Serr6e? g8ilen &c, in
Sa6ien fabren mer gang anoers nj Der
SABINE wle in Yreilen. SD bin sc
n0mli6 aus g8ur5eu. Die Signal
ltan9en gum Grempel lino ueib9rien
an9eltrlhen. unO Die Wa9gOns tra9en
Gene anOere Signatur tpie IN Yreiiisn.
Sic Oerltehen bod, mas i6 meene?"
Ser jun9e Wanu mahte cine gepe=
gung nit Dem &opie. Die iuie sin Der.
neinenoes S1ittsln ausiab. Sener
fnbr eiiri9 fort: sd meene Die bier
9rOBen Sudltaben, Die 0uf jeosm @as
gen auBerbalb angeihriebsn iino. Sn
Sabien Geeben ie: g. g. G. D., in
Yreineu: g. y. &. .. @iilen &c,
mas 6. g. =. y. beeben iOa?" Ser
8eira9te i6wls9. nSe wiNsn's aliO
niht?!" iubr yliimel baiti9 fort. .Srei.
LID Sc lueroen aud nod ni6t in Sa6=
len 9eusien fem! gDir Sa6ien lino
&c uamli1 elm bumoriliil6es 9Olt6eu.
Sas ia9en DC Semen nit &iifli6t aui
be betannte Sdlaubeit Der Sa6Ien,
6. g. g. .. iOl beeBsu: Seen Sabie
i9ieBt Y6de. Die Nnoern oenteu an
ben Wutb oes e6tsn Sa6ien in @e=
fabren, beiOnoers bel 3u9entgleiiun.
gen. uno ia9en es beeBt: Galtbliiti0e
Sa6Ien limb beWunoernsipertb. rs
heebt aber peiter gar Niibt ais: So.
nigli6 Sadiii6e Studs yabn. -g8as
Uerlteben oenu Die Serrsu Yreiilen un-
ter 6. 9. &. g.? Nls gutter paorioO
miien &c Oas winen!" = Der Sem-
melblonoe 8dbnte iebr laut unO
i6pieg. o00s wiiien Sc au6 MD?
--Gi! Serr Sebiss, oa miro Der alte
Vlilmel iuobl ieln ei9enes Sirn itrabe=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
Grr f0t0otii0e SpieBbIrger.
CCine gGTui6c, iciue lleber,eugunz
gen uuO icirc Oruuoiake.

gu teincr 3eit bat man ii6 10 DIT
Ouf feline llebCrScu9unaen beruieu, alS
l~Gut3utO3e. &ommeu Sruei poer 0rei
2U'0mmtn, nm ilbcr ben Q0plt. Die
&'iib0fe DOer bic Seiuiten gu r"NiIoni=
rcll. Damn beruIGn lie Iih, Wenll lie 0uI
CgnnOI ni1t3 me0r Wilea, auf lire
llCber5cuAun0 ais Oui ciuen u%nnn0reii=
barren WeIUGi2. IU3 Mnrt lit Elm
GAloQnOrt 9cWOrOen uno bat oNmit
ieIne 8cocutunQ Oer0nOert. WNs man
cbemoI5 ieiuc Mleinun9 DOer glnli1t
uanntc. ucnut man jcBt ieine llebcrs
aeuQunQ. DDS bat icinen nOtiirliden
WruuO BARN. OnB man 10 pit iO9en Qe
hort: NeOerm0m mime zines NnOeren
l,Cbgr3Uu0uuQ ebren. giun meiuen
m1l@c Eeute, jeoen llulinn ICgen 81
b"ilrfeu, 0bne @eI0br 3u %l0Uien, OtsQe=
l06t il UtrocN, mc;H lie uur Oenlelben
nntcr Dem &Drmnu0e, e. lei lire lleber-
3tuguuQ, Oll$0Cben. 9iuu nber wie0t
JeOc pcrlOullde Mleinung nur iOOiel ais
Die Oriluoe, Nuclhe lie ilIr ii9 bat.
SiuO OleIe GriInoe nun fali6 uno
ni5tiA 10 GeiBt bic Oteinun9 nit 9te9t
%grun0lO5.
&n nett b0beysm Mt0Be gilt Dies bon
Der ilcbericU0Ung. 0iCr IinO bic Oilen=
borIten uno juOerldiii9lten @riinOe en-
i0rOcrt. Gem ourb S1einQriinoe
l0bt Elm OeruilnitiAer WtcnI6 ii6 niht
llber3eu1en. G3 itcbt nlio 3u erpnrten
bnB Der totbOliI6e Spiebbiirger III
feline uebereu9un0 bic triItiQilop
CjrinOe b0bm mitNe. we'll er 10 iupcr=
ii6tli6 OuI oieIcIbc lcruit. Qlbcr
bel iHm 1T e5 90nS um8cte0rt. ,}eoer
0nOere Meni9 lit MIR Damn ilber3eugt,
lUcnn er untuiOerle9li6e @riinoe fir
ielne M(einung bat; CT 0ber lit ilber-
8er9t, Denn er feline bat. Sober Nnoere
blIoet Iib crit n01 lnn9em uno |reiili=
dem 6orIdeu cine lleberjsu0uug; er
ober lit Obne DieIe Stuoien bnlo oamit
terti9. ~&lufOQenO lit, OQB er Ii4 nur
III Der &eli9lOn 10 lel6tiertig cine
lleber3eu0unA blloet, un0 3Wur INNER
gum Na6tbeil Der &eIi0iOn, rpQbreno
CT 81 @uniten Der JieligiOn feline lu0Bre
lleber3eu9un9 mill, poer bob 10 bo6e
6orOerun9en Itelt. bic cine ueberSeuQ=
lln9 unmO8li9 MAIDEN. !Oier Oerwirit
er Die 3uOerldiN0lten NutbOritQten,
lDG6reno CT in Quoeren MQterien Quf
bic i6pddIteu NutDOritQten lid ItilBt.
4SQre CT III allen Fallen TO u~uulQubio
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
Warmnt naDnn - ole ScutiOe,I
8iaotSd)au?

Sieie 6ra9e iOll in DerbliiFenoer
Weile Elm 6ineiii6es Slatt. bic Yetin-
ger 3eitun9, in fUlgenoer g8eiie emit
lGieoen babcn: .0Onnerbligen, 9u=
oeliad O.. 9eutidlano bat aiaOtihau
9enOmmen. neil ieine SepOlterung iebr
i6nea iuahit, uno oaber 1T ni6t mebr
9enilgeno GObmaterl0l DOrb0noeu fir
oas Sauptnabrungsmittel Der 9eut=
I6en. oas S-a-u-er-Sra-ut. S1nn=
tuns islbit bat ilir Die Ssuti9su teiNe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15

NnSiebur9strait, mobl 0ber 1T Der
SNNntln9=SObl Elm DOrSiiQlihes 8e=
milIe, Dem tein 9euti0er wiOerlteben
lam, Da ct nit Sauertrolt su oer=
0leihcn lit. SesbaIb bat SeutIblano
lid oieles Sano oes Gobls 9elibert!"
Nun willen Mrs S0lls 9enau.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
Watc.imRkers' Strike Settled,

Chicago, Sept. 5.-The strike at the
Elgin Watch works has been settled. at
least temporarily. A three hours con-
ference was held at the office OF the
company in this city, President Com
pers and Vice President O'Connell Of
the Federation of Labor representing
the men and President Avery. Manager
Cutter and other officers were present
in the interest Of the corporation. 1t was
agreed between the parties that all the
men should return to work In their for
mer positions without discrimination
next Tuesday: that the work on the
watch movements, about which the
trouble arose, is to be carried on under
a test for two weeks; that the rate Of
wages be paid during the test are to be
the average wages earned during May,
June and July of this year.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
Sir Thomas LiptOl's Shamr COX Will Rae
Ea A ,narlcu's

Sir Thomas Lipton's Shanr COX Will Race
For the Americas Cup.
New York, Sept. 5.--Quietly and with.
out unnecessary talk a race for the
Americas cup was arranged at joint
meeting of two committees represent
Ing the New York and Royal Ulster
Yacht clubs held in the New York Yacht
club house, 81 Madison avenue. The
meeting lasted only an hour and a half.
brlet as 1t was. 1t proved quite long
enough for the Irish club to present its
challenge and it's prompt acceptance by
the New York Yacht club.
Some minor details regarding course.
dates of races and method Of starting
the yachts remain to be settled, but
they will undoubtedly be adjusted in a
manner satisfactory to all concerned at
the next meeting of the committees,
which will be held Tuesday morning at
10 O'clock.
The challenge, In spite of various ru-
mors to the contrary. took exactly the
same form that Sir Thomas Upton orig
inally said that 1t would take. The boat
named is the Shamrock, a 90 footer. or
s9.5 feet on the water line, and abso-
lutely no conditions were asked for. The
races which will be best three in five,
will probably take place about the mid
die or last of next September.
At the meeting the New York yacht
club was represented by Commodore J.
Pierpont Morgan. Secretary ]. v. 8.
Oddie, F. w. ]. Hurst, Herman b. Dur
yea and E. NJ. Brown. while the Irish
club was represented by Vice Commo-
dore r. G. Sharman-Crawford, Secre-
tary Hugh c. Kelly and Hugh NJ. Nc
Gildowny. The Hon. Charles Russell
and William Fife, Jr., were present in
an advisory capacity.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
Remarkable Cycling by Waller.

Baltimore. Sept. 5.-Frank Waller, the
champion long distance rider, common
ly known as The Flying Dutchman,"
defeated Henry Smith. champion OF
Maryland, in a "a hour paced bicycle
race at the Coliseum. in which he con-
coded "a miles to the local man. At the
finish "Dutchman" Waller had reeled off
49i 20 miles. thus beating the American
record of 1856 miles held by Glimm. He
had made up the "a miles handicap and
led Smith by just nine miles when the
race ended. This was done with the
thermometer ranging around the CEN
fury mark, on a hoard track ana in a
blazing sun that threatened to kill ths
racers by oppressive heat.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
CARS PEACE NOTE.
Berlin Dispatch Says the DreIbund Pow
ers Favor His PROPOSAL.

ers Favor HIS Proposal.
Berlin, Sept. 5.-The astounding dis.
armament proposal of the car has
overshadowed everything. The members
OF the government, the newspapers and
the public have alike exhibited the live
Hest interest in the matter. There is M
doubt the German government views
the project with favor, Sincerely and
with no Interior motives" as an official
OF the foreign office said to your CORE.
spondent, and that Germany will make
strenuous efforts to bring about, firstly.
the conference itself and then a reali.
zation Of Its object at least as far as II
Is humanity possible.
While 1t Is not literally true as France
suspects that Emperor William is re-
sponsible for the cars proclamation,
nevertheless 1t Is fact that ever sincs
the cars ascension to the throne the
German emperor has repeatedly dis.
cussed partial disarmament with hin.
and during the last year Prince Hohen.
lobe. the imperial chancellor, and Count
Muravieff, the Russian minister for
foreign affairs, have exchanged views
on the same topic. But 1t cannot be said
that the government is very hopeful Of:
the cars Ideas prevailing and the off,
Gals OF the foreign Office fully realiza
that there are enormous and apparently
insurmountable difficulties in the way.
Baron Won Buelow, the minister 70;
foreign affairs, invited the foreign dip.
lomats to the foreign office for the pur.
pose OF cleaning their views and i'm
parting to them the ideas of the govern
ment; but. owing to the fact that a
number OF the diplomatic corps were
enjoying their holidays, the meeting
was sparsely attended. The secretary
of the United States embassy, Mr.. ].
G. Jackson, advised the United States
ambassador. Mr.. Andrew D. White, wha
is at Hamburg, of the invitation and tho
object Of the meeting.
In the absence of special Instructions
from Washington and in view of the
delicate position of the United States
at the present moment, with peace me-
gotiations about to commence, the en-
bassy concluded that it was advisable
to abstain from participation in tina
meeting or communicating in any way
with the foreign office on the subject
The British. Russian, Austrian and
Italian ambassadors came to town spe.
cially to attend, but the Spanish en-
bassadOr did not take part in the meet
ing. A representative Of the French EN-.
bassy was present.
Your correspondent learns from the
foreign office here that the dreibund
powers heartily favor the czar's pro-
posal, and Great Britain signified her
sympathy with the suggestions made
from st. Petersburg. All these powers
are ready to participate in the proposed
conference on the understanding that
the actual status of each of the powers
political entity should not be discussed
The representative OF France contented
himself with listening and did not en-
tighten the others in regard to his gov.
ernments views.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
Knoxville Damaged by Cloudburst.

Knoxville, Sept. 5.-Heavy rainfalls
and cloudburst in the lower portion OF
Knox county occasioned general flood
in this section. Several streams running
through the city flooded and washed
away lumber and coal yards and also
did damage to buildings by filling cell
lars with water. The tracks of the
Southern railway at Concord, 10 miles
from this city, were washed away,
thereby stopping all travel toward the,
south. The Southern's tracks on the
Asheville division also suffered. A
cloudburst at Concord washed away
several houses, and one family was res
cued from the roof of their floating
home. No lives were lost. The damage
resulting from high water will be many
thousands Of dollars.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
Central Vermont Railroad.
Time-T able.

CORRECTED TO JUNE. 20. 1898.
twain, leave Barre daily, except Sunday, as TO-
w. GClNG SOUTH.
MA. N.-MAlL. For Boston VIA. Lowell Of
PAo IitchbuIg, New York via. Springfield and
all New England points. larl'r car 10 20
ton via, Lowell, without change. Con-
G.c,s at White River Junction with White Noun.
N Ernre.. with through Parlor Car to New York
M Springfield, arriving 7.lop' m.
10 mp. Mast EXPRESS. For Boston
|S'oo Dwell: New York VIA Springfield andvia
New London Buffet parlor carlo Boston.
IN r.M.-LOCALPA PASSENGER. For North
r." field, Randolph, and White River
Junction, connecting with mixed
train for Windsor.
n 90 M.-NIGHT EXPRESS. Leaves Barre
week days only but leaves Montpelier ~ ~
An. daily including sundays. Due Bos'
ton via. Lowell daily S.15 Am. Boston via.
Eitchburg, daily Except Sunday $50 AN !;
SUNDAY 02o am. New York Except Sun
day ll.25A.M On Sundays runs to Spring
hefd only Wagner sleeping cara to boston
via. Lowell and to Springfield
GOING NORTH.
hnA. M.-LOCAL RXPREss. For Burling,.
ton. 81. Albans, Richford, Rouses Point and
Ogdensburg, Connects at Essex junction win
express toI all points on Rutland II. II.
!. O5 P. M.-MAlL. For Burlington, Rutland
Cambridge Junction, st. Albans, Montreal,
Norwood Oydensburgn and the West. Wag-
ner psrlor Car to Montreal, and through
sleeping car Swanton TO Chicago via niagara
Falls.
10 M.-IXPRESS for Burlington, st. Az
bans and Montreal. Pullman Sleeping Gar,
Montpelier Junction 70 Chicago wNn9u'
change. Due Chicago 9.l0 Pm next might.
Connects at Essex junction for New lork
via, Rutland and Troy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05

New York, Sept. 5.-Among the pas
sengers on board the Ward line steamer
Philadelphia just arrived are General
Luis N. de Pando, late commander Of
the Spanish forces at Manzanillo, and
Mrs. Pando. The Philadelphia left Ha-
yana Wednesday morning and the trip
was made without incident. 1t is under
stood that General Pando has come to
New York to conclude arrangements
that have been making for transports
to convey the Spanish soldiers from
Havana to Spain. When these arrangs-
ments have been concluded the general,
it is said, will sail from this city for
CDatn
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
Echoes of Savannah Storm.

Savannah, Sept. 5.-Two more wrecks
have been reported off the entrance to
Catalogue sound. Both We're dismasted
schooners. There were no signs of life
on either vessel. The coast is being pa
trolled in the hope of rescuing the crews
of some of the wrecked vessels, but ex-
cept the crew Of the bark Noe none are
known to have been saved. In the storm
swept section Of the coast the loss Of
property is increasing. The miles of wa
ter on the lowlands are being added to
by the floods In the rivers and the wa
tiers everywhere in the flooded district
are rising.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
cr.rn,nent Arsenal Kent Busy.

BOSTON. Sept. 5.-New orders nave
been received at the government arsFnai
at Watertown from the ordnance de-
nartment of the army calling for the
construction of the fifteen inch dlsap-
nearing gun carriages and two more OF
the 10 inch, all round fire disappearing
gun carriages These orders. together
with the existing orders for six III men
and five IS inch disappearing gun car
riages and the smaller orders that are
coming in every day, will keep the 3oo
oneratives in the shops fully employed
until the end of the fiscal year next Ju-
Nv. In all probability there Will be no
further reduction in the working force.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
A Call For APRONS,

Washington Sept 5.-Acting Director
Mary Desha Of the D. A. r. Hospital
corps has issued an appeal asking each
daughter of the American Revolution
airy society to consider herself a COM
mittee of one to furnish aprons to be
sent at her earliest convenience to the
general hospital at Jacksonville and
Chickamauga At least 400 dozen are
needed. The large call for nurses $500
last week. has prevented the hospital
corps from keeping it's word and fur
nishing aprons, one dozen of each being
required for each nurse.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
Crippled Woman Saves Drowning Man.

Lynn, Mass. Sept. 5.-A remarkable
case Of life saving Is reported from
Beach Bluff, where G. F. Brown of Chi
cago, general manager of the western
division of the Pullman Palace Car COM
pany, was saved from drowning by his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Edward
Brown, also Of Chicago. Mrs. Brown Ia
an expert swimmer and, although tenn
porarily cripple and unable to use one
limb, she succeeded in keeping Mr..
Brown above water for a considera Die
time and brought him to the shore when
assistance finally reached her.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-05
Want Sugar BountieS Abolished.

Bridgetown, barbados, Sept. "a
congress of representatives Of agricul-
tural and commercial societies OF the
British West Indies met here on the in
itiatiye of Trinidad to take steps to In
duce the British government to afford
the West Indian sugar growers ade-
ouate relief against the system OF Eu-
ronean bounty fed sugars in the English
market. Demerara, Jamaica, Barba-
dos. Trinidad and the Leeward islands
were represented. Strong resolutions
were adopted demanding the abolition
Of sugar bOuntieS.