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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
y u | q urien.
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Serltn. 6. IpriI.
ginet Sepeibe opn SuIia al BEN
Sotel'gn5sl9er suiOl9e lit am 80. Wdrs
bel Seltrlmo Der Geriub semadt pOr.
oelE. Den 3ug, auf Wel1em It SSiirit
SsroInano befano, 5u Ssrii0rsn. Ser
Plan luuroe isooh bon einem Vaueru
entoedt uno bereitelt. Der Gerilber
muroe perhuitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
Sclbitm
Ct. oSoieph. 9Pp.. 2. glpr

ct. SoIepb. @lO.. 2. glpril.
Cine Spesialoepside an bic ySailp
gteps" melost, oab u. Mc6lain. sin
oemotratii6er golitter uno Gauoioat
fir Oas Mariballsamt in MtarpOille,
beute mOr9en SeIbitmOro be9unaen
bat. Gr bat lib im StlaiSimmer i'm
Seiieln ieiner Srau erIbOl1en. Sine
SFrau ioQ Die Seranlaliuns 81 Der
Sbat gegeben baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
Yrttus' ,3nias absslrbnt.
QS nIhiu1tpu. 7. 9lDri

2Y q DIN 2 II, Z. NprII.
Senat. SIN Senat wuroe bsute
;iemlib iharf oebattirt. glls Die Yes
r0tbung Der Smnibusporlage fort=
0eiebt ,uurOe, lag Der 3uIab BON Eettus
(glla.) Dor, wel6er ben Saien BON
WtObile 10 uerbeIiert. baB jtris9sitine
in oemielben Sobleu uuo anoere SOrs
rdtbe einnebmen tOunen. 9llliipn er-
tlGrte ben 3uiab iilr oronun9Spiorig.
MOr9un antpOrtste oarauf nit elmer
i1urfen &eoe. lpOriu er ben Selpilli=
9un9sausiduB bcihuloi0te, Inter
idieoe 81 MAIDEN. Ser 3ulaB puros
ab9elebnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
Ses nod aui ocm Ynifen.
Sen " Il, TlN. Z. glpril.

WV y II, VtW., Y <1pIII.
Ilen iriibersn 9tdbrihtsu supiosr,
1T Der 8eueralcOnlul ntt bier an9e=
tOumeu. Ger GOmpfsr lH0scotte mar
i0m 5llr SsrIil0unl QsItellt moroen,
ober ous YrO9rnmm puroe gtluos,t
uno @sneral Gee belbloB, nit oenl
9ampIsr Sabe ab,ureiisu. ober ni6t
eber, bis i0mmtlihe glmsriiansr Sa.
pGnN Oerlnllsn hNbCn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
Nrurr &Dblcn=Strcif.
YruSil, 9Sno., Z. 9lpri

yrd5iL SUB, Z. Npril.
Die 8rubenarbeltsr Der vyra,il
Slot eONl 9ompanD", 500 an Der
SObl, bNben Die Nrbrit eingeite!lt. neil
man ibnen ben bolleu 2Obnlab bon IS
Gents Die SOnne nitbt sableu mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
8 ne N art.
N . Oenh hnden / 81

81 openDa9en 5. 9lpril.
9aS Gr9ebniB Der oreiidbrliben
9sab!en 'ilr oa5 unterbaus (6ulte-
t9uHNl oes odniIden &eihstases lit
elne Webr1eit bon Is iiir Die raoltale
Sinte seweIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
Die Gage in @aibinstun am Iitt.
und,.
% q ( b in atom, 6. Qlpril,

Mtit einem Sdlage bat beute Die ipa=
nllh=cubnnI'9e 6ra9e eln anOcres slus=
Ieben betOmmen.
Sie 8allerien beioer S6uier oss Gon=
9rene5 maren Oidt beIeBt. SenNtOren
unO Acknowledgements beianoen ii6
III IOhlter gluIre9unQ. Sas oiploma=
tiIde 6Orp5 lab nit Spanuung Der on=
GetinOiQtcn Soti1ait oes Yrdiioenten
oil ben 6on9rCB ent9eQen, Die &ris9 bes
oeuten tonnte. %, als Die Qluireguu9
ibren S0bepuntt erreidDt bate, perbrei=
tetc Iib nit SliBesIbnelle Die gtu1ri6t,
oaB beute Die SOtiduit ni6t eln9eibift
luerOen pilroe. Die Gunoe mirtte wie
bet1ubeno nuf b05 Yublitum iopObl
iDIe nui Die Mtit0lieosr oes 6On0reiies.
ShlieBlib mlroe betannt, Oab Die Tot'
lbaIt ni6t nur beute. IOnnern nod Die
QOnSe 9&Ohe OuSbleiOen, ia, oaB lie in
ibrCr jeBi9en 0eltalt Dem GorQrelc
mO0liherweile ilberbNupt uibt 5u9eben
pilroe.
2IIs erIter Bruuo fir Die Oinauss
itiebmg iuuroe OnQeQeben, o0B bic
NominlEtr0tion gtabri6ten DOm 0isne=
rOltDnlul Gee erhalten babe, oabin lNu=
tenb, ooB beute nibt aQe 9lmsrltauer
bon 6uba IOrt0ebra1t msroem t0nnten,
lIno oaB ibr Eebeu in 8eiabr ihpebs,
menn Die gotibOit uor ibrer glbreiie be-
fNnnt meroen piiroe. Ter Spelte
GrunO, Der ip1ter betannt Uuroe, mar
oNS GlntreHen elmer 9tatribt aus Mt1o.
rio. bes Suba!ts, Oab Die ipanlite Ge=
Gierln9 in Sstraht fam. iue0eu Der
ni6t sufriCOenitelIenOen NutwOrt Spa=
MEMS bereits abQeiblDNenen 6all ipiez
Der 81 erOIinen uno Inn BEN &rie0 su
Oermeiocn, 3uQeltdnoniiie, Die bis6er
neriueiQert UorOen lunreu, su MAIDEN.
g8as nun Die Gr9ebniB ieiu miro tOnn
man oas pOrl0uIig nod Hibt ia0eu,
ollein 10 niel lebt telt. oaB Die Quslib.
ten irieOIiherer gtOtur linO, uno oaB
Die SCnnun9 oes Sr0lioenten auI cine.
Dhne 0lutUerQleBcn Su erreidenoe. lilr
aQe Sbcile SuIrieOenltelienoe SOlun0 Der
cIbNniiben 6ra9e meubelebt Wproeu lit.
Saus. - Die Sebatte ilber Die
SeeresrcOrganiiatiOnsUOrld9e erre9te
iueni9 ooer gar tciue guimertlamteit.
Sic trdt pOlIiN in Den Sintergruno Dor
Der Ollie beihditi0enoen Gubairu9c.
Sin Soupteinpano ge9en bic &Orlu9e
tear Der, oOb Der Paragraph. ipsl6sr
oos ltehenoe Serr in &rieQsseitcn auf
lO4. 900 Mann brin9t, ii6 9s0eu Die
9tNtiOnal9aroe uno bic Srepilli0en
ri6ts, Nuf pclbe lib oNS Gano bisber
III 3eiten Der NOtb Derl0iieu batte.
WOrQen wiro sin Teriub aemulbt lper=
ben, bic SOrla9e surit Su perpsiicn. 4,
Senat. - 3ebn Minuten nab Gr-
6IInlIn9 Der SiBung wurOe Die Ssra-
tbun9 Der CmnibuspOrla9e iprtgsisBt
uno nit guspabme BON o6t Winuten,
nelhe Senator 9apis iilr cine Grscus
tlorBun9 in glnlpru6 nabm, I'm mit=
5ltbellen. onB Geute feline SOtlbait ein=
9e'blft meroen luiroe, wuroe i0lt Die
aonSe SiBun9 ouf bic YeratGun9 Der
Gt0tpOrla0e periuanot.
Ter Streit inter iib.
gBa bin9tou, z. glpril.
9aus. - Ssute NaSmittaS fano
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
Wt q orio, 3. glpriI.
(Oia VQris.)

\oIu fHlIS.
Sas lpaniIbe Cabinet bat beIhlpI=
len. oaB Die SOrpeoofluttiQe big lie
psItere Sefeble erbGlt, BEL ben 6opoer=
oIlben Snleln bleibeu ioa. Spdter
miro lI3 Der 6lOttille Elm aus benz pan=
iertrsuisr >, Carlos v" (9235 Son=
nen). benz &reussr ,, 9llfonio XIII" "
C3OOO Sonnen), Dem Yansertreuser
"Snfanta MurIa Ssrsia" (70OO Sons
nen) lno benz pau,ertreu;er .,Griltp=
bal Colon" (6840 Sonnen beItebeu=
oes Sel6paoer aniblisben, oas Die
2orpsoOfIot!ilIe nab Guba be9leiten
Miro.
,Jerner wuroe bon Der Re9ieruna
beltlpnen, Die ganssrtreuser ,,yi,=
cana" uno gllmlrante Souenoo"
(beloe 1000 Sonnsn) nab Sauana su=
rid 3u beoroern. Sie Grellier peroeu
olelsl yefebl erbalteu, iobalo Iie 9orto
<o in Sitt betonmen.
SurG toni9lihen Grlab miro cine
Observation-Disclosures sur Ieror6Be=
runS Der ipaniibeu 6lDtte ms 9eben
gerlIen iusroen, bod miro Der grlab
erlt nad Der Sriesssrtldruus perDIfent.
libt meroen.
Sns Cabinet. oas 9eIiern glben0 I'm,
3 llbr suiamnentrat, beiprab Die 9aUe
bis aRltternaat. glm Stlune Der 9e=
ratbnng muroe geia9t, oab bis oaGin
tslne amtliben 9tabri6ten aus 98aib=
ln9ton eln9etronen ieisn, es luuroe aber
Su9sNebsn, oaB Die Winilter Die 2aae
fllr tebr ernlt bie!teu.
Der Srie9smiuiiter General 0ielte=
nant 6orreo uuterbreitete oem Cabinet
ein9ebenoe Yldne iur Organization Der
StrsIttrdfte oes SOui9rsibs.
Der 9tiniiter oss Snnern, Son gtui;
D 0dposprn, ia9te in elmer Inter
reounQ, Nlle5 oeute Ouf 4rieQ fin.
Sos Cabinet bat &orIbllNc sur Slr=
mlrunN bon &OufabrteiIhiiisn ais
&uperltlre Qepriiit, es luuyoe aber
beIhlplen, Die fOmmeuoen Greionilie
nbSulpurten. ebe cine 9ntihsioun9 in
Der 6raAe 8etrpIsn wsrosn iUlle.
3uIebt Duros in Der 6ubinetalisunO
slne Nepelte upm ipauiiteu 6sIano.
ten III Walbiu8tOn, Senor Yolu y
Sernabe, uerleien. woriu oerielbc iu0t,
ErdHOent WcSinlsD ,ueroe pom GUn-
greb bsI Selte gelbO6su meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12

baben ialt obne 9lusnabme tbeilpeiie
ODER pDlIige Siege Der 9emofraten an=
9ejel9t. Die 9emotratsn iis9ten in
&lrtspllle. &nobnOlien. gpwlin9 @resn,
Poplar Yluif, Wsu 6lorsncs, g8urreu.
ton uno gSri9bt Gltp. 9sbunon wQblte
pieoer elnen rspublitaniiten Wappr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
Grp s britannIen
= n bon, 2. glpril.


Ter bIeIi9s ameritaniiae 6lotienat.
tadt, SisutenGut 6ommanoeur Gol=
pcll, bat belte N0bmittng Don Den
Sbames Srou 8Ort5 fir ieine Geoie=
ruug cinen &reujer BON 1900 Conner
Qelauit. Der l6 &Hoten mabt. Sas
SaiIi bat iehs 4.7-Solli9e uno sebn
tleluerc 8elbiiBe. Soppelibraubsn uno
ein 0eparsertes Set. Ssute Nabmit=
tag I'm > llbr blBte SlsutenantsGcm=
m1noeur 6Ollucll oas Sternsnbanncr
ouf osm 8rsuSer aui uno liberte ieiue
Semannun9. Der &reuSer wiro bin.
nen orei SaSen in See aebeu. Sol.
nell la9t. oaB Der bsSallte Prsis sin
nllBilsr astpslen iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12

SnIanO.
Inb mrbr Guba.
% Q80i6in9ton, q II, 4. 9lpril.

~ Il ! y II y u II, 4. Npttt.
Seuut. Sm Senat erbob bellse
Gertin8 bon GaliiOrnicn IN elmer &eoe
freI llno oIfen Die 9lnelaQe oNb Spa=
nien an Der ,Wtnlne" =GNta Itropbe
itulo lei, oa iie ourh ipaniibe Inn.
trlebe uno IpNnlIhe W.rrGtberel berbel=
Gcfii9rt wOroen lei. Yertln's &eoe
mar MIR cine bon bier, Die beute i'm
Sen0t ilber Die cubNnii6e 6raNe 9e9al=
ten mur0en.
GlaD bon Georgia iprab Swar bic
SolnunN NuI cine irieolite SOlunQ Der
sSrN8e wel6er oNs 2Nno jegt 9e9eniIber'
itebe, aus, ertlGrte iid aber entibleoen
gu 8unlIen Der llnabbdu9iQteit Der
Gubuner.
9tuntle bon Wontana orildte iein
&ertr0uen in Die glominiltrotion aus,
ia9te aber, Die 3cit sum Sanoeln lei
leBt getOmmen uno oas 3iel miine Die
gefreiung Guba's ieiu.
9ta1oem Die Guba=9teoen 0eb0lten
paren, ieBte Der Senat Die gerutbun0
Der Smnibusuorlaae fort unO erleoi9te
bis CUR &ertasun9 SO Selten oerielbsu.
0aus. - Sbpobl tein Teriud i'm
SouIe 9em0ht wuroe, eine Gub0=Geio=
luton Su bcratbcn, gab es bod cine
turie Sebntte, in oeren Serlauf Die
trls0eriihe Stimmung auf ben Gals=
rlen Iid 10 lNut QuBerte. oaB Sprs6er
9teeo i'm g8ieOerbOlunNsiale nit GGu=
mung oerielben orobte. SeranlaIlun9
CAB Die SOrla9e, weltbe Den YrdIiOen=
ten ermd6tiGt. temporQre Sefe lti3uns
gen Su erri6ten.
Die Gage in gGaibinstun am Nitts
tund,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
6rantreib Il.
y aris, >. glpril.

Sn Der bsutiQen Sisunl Der Gepu.
tlrtentGmmer luuroe Die He0isrun9 bon
Den ruOitolen gRitglieoern Gbite uuo
SQbert me9en Der GntibeiounQ oss
&onatlonsQerltt5Goies in Dem 60llc
3oIu interpellirt. 9eioe 0riIien oas
@erltht aufs Seiti9Ite ar.
Premlerminiiter Weliue redtIertiote
III Ieiner @rtuiOeruug oOs @eneGmen
Der GsNierurN, inOem er Ouseirunoer.
leBte, oab Der Srie9sminiiter, @enerul
Si!lOt, Oas &ricasgerIbt pprlnoen
lpilroe. mslass entItsiosu mitroe, %
welter QcNen 3ola nOr9equnQen perosn
iOue O0er n!bt. Sic Sneespronlu0
muroe alsoonn nit 333 ge9en ia
StInlmen an9enommCn.
Earls, 6. glpril.
Die omeritaniibs &e0isruna bat III
6rdntrei6 cine beoeutsnoe Cuontit1t
WunliOn llno cine 2lnsabl Ibneliieu-
ernoe &0nonen angetuuIt.
Ser bielige ameritanii5e islotten.
9lttahf, lieutenant Sims, miro ieinsu
6Olle9en in SOnbpu. :. &. Golmen,
melhcr sinsn llrlaub erbaltsn bat abl0.
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
slretIs hsr A,tseine,r,

Sober Son Der spaIte Ter 9uhr............-sisc
6 Wpuate 400
8 WtonGte.-.....- 6.0e
GrbBere anjei5eu biatssx
SocaI.9oti3eR:
SIR isse Seite grsOsr Oasr bsrsn aaun ,ss
trite Qial 10 Seuts.
Seiratbs. uno SoSssan,sissH nit Spra&Sl 50
oSEe gprab sloo.
auIstgeu, Die bem Ssits Der fatbolt'4su ss,rn,
iuDtosr iine iiaben t.iae aufHabnA
In;eisen ienoe man pdts
tens am lllontas ll1oS
gen etn.
SsbGr5siten Gllcr sltt prompt axS Hule
aussciillst.
Sifite: Gde Der 6. mo olpa,strase
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12

theIl 81 repioiren. SoTInan bate bic
bonn 6ilritsn gismarf i'm Sabre 1896
Gema5ten GntbiilIunssu in isinem
SIatte, bstanntIib osm Organ oes Grs
TsI1stan3Iers, perOfentlibt.
Berlin, s. 9lpril.
8ebeimratb Saenit, Grbauer beg
&aIlsr WiIbelm. Canals lit bsuts geItcrs
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
g pa Il.

~ " : " % >KPNII.
Der m}iniiter oss Snnern, Senor
eapoepon. ertlQrt amtlid, Der papIt
babe Die 9luf8abe, slpii6cn Spanien
uno Den Sereinistsn Stuaten All Der.
mltteln, pelher @orIdlag bon ben
Segteren asmadt poroen lei, iIberncm=
men. uno beioe gatiousn bdtten Iib
mt islnsr @ermittsIung sinusrltanoen
erflQrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
StaStwablrn.
Geptuf. 30. 4. 9lrril,

Der Gepublitaner Spa0lano muroe
teute sum sllIelIor 9ewdblt iiber ben
SemOtrnten Simono. Gie &epubli=
taner 9eiuannen einen alderman i'm
StNOtratle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
S125,0OO sScucr.

Si DIS bura Miii., 5. glpril.
Seute Wrrsen seasn ,lpei llbr brad
Teuer aus. pOopr6 oas giassa Spern=
haus, pltts glpOthete uno Die >, YiaHa
SarneB 6actorp" aeblt 2a9erbaus
einseIitert muroen. Ser Serluit wiro
anf Sl25, 600 abaelhdBt uno lit nur
thellmeile ourd Serliberun9 ssbedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
Is 6leOelano. g., 4. glpril.

Sei Der beutigen Staotmabl iieoten
Die 8epublitaner. Ser repubitaniItbe
S6uloireitOr 8. =. Sargent wuroe
nit elmer Mlebrbeit BON etua 1000 9es
WGblt. Selu oemotrNtil1er Witbemsr-
Der mar 6hdrles Y. Salsu. Dies lit
eIn republltuniider Gewim bon 1000.
gllle orel republitaniIben 6anoioaten
Ilir ben SNulrdtb lino erlulblt, ebeuIo
Die G0noiOaten fir bus Srieoeusri6ter-
un0 6OnIIablerdmt. Ser Staotr0tb
1T republItanlib nit Der ilblibsn Wsbr-
hsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
Gincinnoti, 8. 4. glpril.

Sei ben beutiAen St0ot!uablen in
Sbio lpvroe nur cine tleine 3abl bon
StImmen ab9eNebeu. Sol9enoe bsrs
purrN0enoe Stdote ipGblten oemotra=
tlIhe Seamte: Sanoustp. Mausiielo,
Sonoon, 3ahesUIis. 6remOnt. g9Oo=
llsr, Upper SNnoustp, Galiru. WarDs-
bile uno SadiOn. tSOlgeuoe Stdote
luGbltsu republItanlibs Beanie: Wtai=
lillOn. Gaoeund. llrbnna, Plqua, Glp.
ria, WQrrcu m0 WtOunt Seruou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
SrOsutenors 5carr 81 Siutnln.

N { 0 I II, NeD., =. gprll.
@elsru 9lbeuo. nah neun llbr, brad
in Der WtObel= uuo Seppibbanolung
Der 6irma q. ". 9nUis & So. 6euer
aus uno I'M Wiltternaht lag ons 6s=
bGuoe neblt idmmtlihen gGaOren in
g'he. 9lub Der oarau grensenoe Gibs
mOno SlOf. Elm pierltOdIass YatItsins
Gcbduoe. lit ab9sbrnnnt. Ser Ge=
Iammtlbaoen miro lib uuf ialt $50, =
600 belauier, rno lit etpa Sur SdlIte
our6 Serli1erun9 9eoedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12
gScitercs iibcr ben Sammtrnt).

Wt. Sernon. Sno.. 4. glpril.
Ser Shlepper Isabella Der lebtc
Nadt nab Sbawnset6lun 9sihitt mors
Den mar, I'm Den ourb oas SphmuNer
III Die GuBerlte gtotb perleBteu GimpOb.
nern Sl!lle Al brln9eu, tebrte beute
Wor9en bierber suriif. Inn wsitsre
&orrdtbe iiIr Ole llsbsribmemmteu al
Soro su nebmen. Staotmari6aQ g.
y. SOlllunro. Der init benz Sblepper
SurildtNnl, berihtet, oaB Die 3erltOrun0
IN Der ilberlbUemmten Staot uuo llms
9ebunQ aller Yeibreibun0 ipotte. Sn
&iperlioe Sotsl maren lsbte Nacbt we=
ni0ltens 500 WlGuusr. 6ruueu uno
&Inoer in ourbnlBtsu &leiosrn ,u-
iammea9epIerbt, obne oas oerin9ite
Srennmatsrial, I'M 6susr onsuma-
den, I'm Die naBtalte Ssmperatur er.
trdaltb 81 MAIDEN. sSrauen licien
bGnoerin9eno uno meinenD lumber uno
iu9ten naa psrmiBtsn ?lrssb0riSsm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-12

@aibin9tou, z. 9lpril.
Saus. - Ssute 9taamittas fano
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-16
Beats the Klondjke.

Mr.. A. Z. Thomas. of Marysville.
Tex, has found more valuable dis.
cOvery than has yet been made in the
ElOudike. For years he suffered I'm.
told agony from consumption, ac-
cOmpanied by bemorrages; and was
absolutely cured by DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs
AID colds. He declares that gold is OF
little value in comparison with this
marvellous cure; would have it, even
il it cost a hundred dollars bottle.
Asthpa, bronchitis and all throat and
lung affections are positively cured BY
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con.
Trial bottles free at F. B.
Snyder's drug store. Regular size 50
cts. and sl.OO. Guaranteed to cure or
price refunded. 3
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-16
J.LHNC

a heavy scantling at the end OF the
hall. Selling the scantling he rushed
to his door, and with a blow that was
heard across the street, burst open
the door and with a bound was safe
again in the seCluSiOn Of his apart
mentS.
A lead aud zinc discovery is reported
in the Flint Hills about five miles
this side of Sedan, but Just what the
discovery amounts to is probably yet
to determine. Geo. Ordway received
an application to lease one Of his
farms over there for mining purposes
and the party desiring the lease wrote
very enthusiastically of the prospects.
10 his opinion, that section would
perhaps develop mineral resources as
rich as that around Galena and Jop.
lin. The discovery is about forty
miles east OF Winfeld.-COurier.
Fire broke out in A. F. Dauber'S
dry goods store at Winfield early on
Wednesday and destroyed half block
of business buildings 10 the very heart
of the city. The business houses des-
trOyed were Hanlen's grocery, Daub.
er's dry goods and shoe store, Stafford
& Albrlght's real estate office, Sicka-
fOOSe's grocery and Silver's feed store.
The fire was first noticed at O'Clock
that morning, in the rear end of
Dauber's dry goods store. The flames
spread rapidly and consumed half a
block of buildings before they could be
extinguished. The origin of the fire is
unknown, but probably started from
steve or defective flue. The loss is
a serious one to Winfield
All our farmer readers should take
advantage of the unprecedented club
bling offer we this year make, which
includes, with this paper, The Live
Stock Indicator, its Special Farmers
Institute editions, The Poultry
Farmer, The Farmers Mutual In-
surance Journal and the Humane
Alliance. The subscription price of
these five publications amounts to
$3.50, while our own paper is 100, a
total of $3.50. We are prepared to
send them all, including our OWE
paper twice week, to any farmer in
this county for 81 As, which is only As
cents more than our own subScrip
tion price. Never before was so much
superior reading matter, of the mosl
practical and useful character, offered
for only Sl.45. The first four Of the
papers named are so well known
throughout the west that but lite
need be said of them. They commend
themselves to the readers favorable
attention, upon mere mention. The
Humane Alliance is devoted to
humane education, and should be in
every farmers family, so that the
boys and girls on the farm may earl,
imbibe the principles of a broad
humanity that shall include all Gods
creatures, and learL the wickednes,
and brutalizing tendency of cruelty Of
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-16
Fine perfume cases at
F. B. Snyder's.

A. G. Stacey, the well known news.
paper correspondent who was con-
victed in Topeka last week of using
the mails for transmitting obscene
literature, has been sentenced to ont
year and a day in the penitentiary.
This is the minimum sentence.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-16


and followed her from the opposite
side of the street, as she begged in the
spores, wore better clothes than Harry
Jordan, and smoked a good brand of
cigars.
Here is good joke on Carl Wicherp.
the fine old German bachelor whom
everybody likes: Carl got out of bed
in his room over Price, Hoge & Co. s
store, Wednesday to build fire and
found the coal scuttle empty. With.
out taking time to put on any of his
clothes, he slipped out into the hall
after some coal and kindling. and
while ne was filling the scuttle the
door slammed and the spring lock
snapped, leaving him in the hall
without the keys. Some women Occu.
py room across the hall from him.
and he heard them stirring around
preparing to leave. The thought of
being caught en- deshabille in the hall.
way was trying ordeal for Carl, and
his sagacity was taxed to devise a way
out of the unpleasant dilemma. He
resolved to crawl into the coal box
and shut the lid until more oppor-
tune time for securing assistance in
opening the door, but the coal box
proved to be cold and uncomfortable
retreat. Almost frozen, he danced
up aud down che hall expecting every
moment to be caught, when he spied
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-01

Furth time has been granted by
the executive committee to intending
exhibitors to close contracts for space
at the Trans Mississippi Exposition.
On May 25 no further exhibits will be
received, and any exhibitor not having
his material on the ground at that time
will be shut out. This rule will be
strictly enforced as the entire time be-
tween then and June must be utilized
for the installing of exhibits SO that
everything will be in readiness for the
inspection of visitors when the gates
are opened. Exception will be made
to this rule in certain cases where ex-
hibits have been unavoidably delayed
for some good reason. When such
cases occur exhibits will be admitted
to the ground after June 10, but be-
tween May % and June 10 no exhibits
will be received. This steps necessary
in order to avoid confusion in the in
stalling work preparatory to opening.
Ten days later a few exhibits, chiefly
those of horticulture and agriculture
which cannot be made ready by June 1,
will be received. On May l the floor
in each of the exhibition buildings will
be diagramed with black lines showing
the proper space assigned to each ex.
hibitor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-01

Regular meetings of silas A. strick.
land Post, No. l12, g. A. r., ON the
first and third Saturdaysof each month
at 9 p. m. In q. A. r. hall in the Philips
block. All g. A. r. members cordially
invited to meet with us.
W. W. s.1rusos, = Z; commanas;r. Sa1as1s;
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-01
Conditions at the sprinrs

The enterprising people of Hot
Springs are busily engaged in prepar-
ing for the summer season at that fam
GUS health and pleasure resort and con-
ditions are more favorable than ever
before for large volume of traffic to
the Hills and it is anticipated that Hot
Springs will entertain more people
than in any other season in the history
of the town. There is every reason to
believe that the railroads will make
exceedingly low rates owing to the
Trans Mississippi exposition which
opens in June, as an inducement to
people who visit Omaha from all parts
of the world, to come to the Black
Hills. Low railroad rates and the
numerous attractions of Hot Springs
will no doubt induce thousands of peo-
pie in search of health and recreation
to come and while away few weeks in
the rustic mountain town. The plunge
bath which was filled with debris and
dirt by the flood last summer is now in
good condition, and the warm crystal
water looks more enticing than ever
for lover of the bathing suit.-Bald
Mountain News.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-01
WILL DECLARE WAR
Spain lis Preparing for Active Operatio ms
And 1t is Believed Mckinley
w IL Declare War To-day.

WASHINGTON, March 31st, 3 p. m-
Spain is preparing for war. Though
the elections this week sustained the
Sagasta ministry by the return of
twenty of the thirty members elected
by the liberals, the pressure is too
great to accept the demands of the
United States without endangering the
dynasty. Spain realizes that if she
does not fight over Cuba now she will
have to fight over the Maine later on
and at time when the United States
lNill be in much better fighting condi
tion and more invincible than .ever.
The reply of Spain is expected by mid
night. 1t is expected Spain will re-
fuse in which event the president will
send message to congress tomorrow
which will be virtually declaration of
war.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-01
waiting on Minister woo,,for,,.

Three Spanish cruisers sailed west
ward from Carthagena Wednesday and
\ Mckinley was beseiged with callers
urging immediate action. The visitors
assured the other members of congress
9thAt the Cuban matter would come to
@ head in very few days. TIE presi-
H1ont does not want congress to act pre-
ec1pitatly as much depends on impor.
Int advices hourly expected from
4 Minister Woodford at Madrid. Con-
Seesman Bailey introduced q resolu-
on declaring the independence of
5uba, but It was laid on the table by a
80 OF 178 to 1T.
II - stated among senator's that the
adsnt has asked congress not 20
for sixty hours.