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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
Saar, Noiel, GifeI unb Sunsrld.

Wiltiugen. Die beenoete @ein.
leie lit bier gut anssefallen. WdbrenD
Der leBten Wohe wuroen grDBere Yoiteu
lS9Ser oertauft, nobel 100 bis 1850
Utart fir oas Juoer erSielt wuroeu.
Wdbreuo Der S6reinermeiter
6. aug NieOer.SeuB nit ieiner 6rau
O~erreilt uur, benuBte isiu 8eIelle Die
0sleaenbeit. Elm 9oloenes Greua. cine
aoloene ubrtetie lpipie mebrere aroere
8e9enitdnoe ieinss Meilters gu ent.
penoen. lin oamit ihnsller 81 ber-
oulten, labm sr aud oas Selo,ipeo
ieines Nrbeit9ebers nit, welhes er in
S%ieoenbofsn fir 40 Mt. perllberte
uno oann ipurlos psridmano. Na6
ieinsr &iidtebr ~sritattett Der YeIioblene
Gn,ei9e iiber ben Siebltabl. bod tonnte
er ben Nameu ieines untreueu @eIellen
nidt anaeben. oa ibm oerielbe lsioer O.
uubetannt lit.
Gem MilIer Matb. @e-
b er in Sber@Ipab, pelhem cine merits
polle Sub 9eltobien noroen mar. puroe
Tags oarauf Die in Ginger @ntfernuna
bon Der Willle ltebenoe Sbeune aloe.
ltedt. Sieielbs 1T total abaebrannt.
Die geltOblene Sub wuroe benz giaen.
thinner wieoer ;u8efiihrt. Sowobl oes
Siebltabls pie Der Sranoliftung 1T
Elm i'm 9Orie iibslbelsumunoetes Subs
piounm peroGhtis. weldes lett Der
Sbat perihmuneeu lit.
81 Nl9ringen b%erlnaliifte In
Der 8rube &oshlina Der 10 Sabre alte
Sdlepper Satob Suhr aus Sheioen.
Greis Mersi9, 9ebiirtia. oaourh. oaB
er. I'M Iih bon einem hsrabIoaenoen
Graltld 81 iAiiben, CUR Settle iprinaen
pollte. 81 SOoen rel uno oas i'm ielbeu
MOment bsrabifiirssnoe. mehrere @ent-
ner idusre Grsltiid inn alf ben Giifen
iiel uno oas Rildarat eInoriidts. 10 oaB
er iofort toot mar.
Srier. Wbt Giumpbner ron
Srsnbofeu (Grsis Sitburaj battsn
beim gii1of Serum eiu Sdreibsn elm.
asreiht, worin lie ibrcn Yiarrer Der
YfiihtperleBuna bcihuloiGteu. Ser
SiidpT belt cine llnterlu1uua, weIhe
er9ab. oaB gar nidts wabr lei uuo Die
yeihweroeiiibrer aus SAB Sebanoslt
batten. Der Yiarrsr itrenQte cine Ss-
leioi9unastla9e Ne9sn bic Serlaumosr
an. Sas Sh0fen0eri1t p~erurtDeilte
ieoen gu so Mt. Sic appsllirten. Die
Straffammsr perb6rte 35 3eu9en.
IS eraab lid ni6t Der Shein zines
Yeweiiss. Der Srtsporlteber 8ertsu
uno Der 8aliWirib Yarssn ,purOsn sI
ie 2 Wonaten, bic iibriaen Nn0etla9ten
81 lie sinsm Monat 8sfananiB beirut
tbsilt. Sie Nnaetlasten batten au6
ben Sauuuternebmer in ibrem Sbrsi=
ben sb%renriibrises @siie %erndbnt. 9a-
fir wurosn lie gu is 10 Watt @ube
! psrurtbsilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

ltuben, Die i'm IL. Sabrbunoert bon
frUmmen 9lausnern beDObnt 9eweIen.
llsB Grieori6 9Hilhelm eine tleine Sa=
pelle errihten. bic umliegenoen 8runo=
tide muroen angetauit, gu eiuem fsier=
LID ltileu Sniue u%nngeluanoelt uno
onr1 cine Wauer eiugefrieoist, oeren
Gin9an9 cine 3innensetrDnte pfOrte
biloet.
unb 10 bot oenn bort Der Selo bon
ereep lelne Gebente &dbsitdtte 9efun=
ben arf lelem BON Der Natlr 10 berr=
LTD ous1eltatteten uno bonn 3auber
llralter Grinnerun9en umnobenen Sell
len. Soh es i6eint, als iple aud
auf oieIer Stdtts Der Selo nod nidt
CUR oauernoen &ube tommsn. Sn
Euremburg 1T lett mebreren Sabren
kine Sewe9ung erltanoen, bic oarauf
hb3ielt, Die 8ebeine .oes Nationalbeloen
huieoer nah 2uremburg su brin9en
hlno i6m Ieirer ei9enen 9eitlmmuna
bemdB ,ein 8rab inter ben Ssinen,
tpobl zines Ssloen pertb" 81 bereiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
SUMTER Giek.

Bon Sumter Tieb Der Sagenmuno
Vertdtet treu bis bellte,
Sei Siinbt9, tiei i'm g9ielen9rdnb,
oSlt elmer boblen Weioe
S6lGit er ben lieben, lau9en Gag
uno Iplro nm Utitterua6t erit mad.
Wit ieiner S6weiter bauite Dies
Sm Sofe uon Neiblin9eu;
Den Sumter trai I'M g8ulo Der Slis,
Oils er nit toQen Spriln9su
Gin Reb 9ebest. Nub crime parb
9ta6 iGbem 8obe ein9ei6arrt.
g8ie Seioen bas @eIbmiterpaar
Re9ierte auI benz @ute;
Sb Sonutdg ober y9erftag mar,
Die arbelt ntmmer rlibte.
Bonn Wor9eu bis CUR IpGteu Ra6t
Sab mal nm Werfe Enebt uno Wagb.
Die 9lodeu mabnen gum Webet,
Oem Hut toigt bic Oemeinoe;
Hln9s NM ben Oiener 0ottss Itebt
Der Weiler i'm 0ereilIe
Od bolt man Eraft li6 III Der Rotb,
uno Rettnn9, mein Serberben orobt.
Damn bldit Der Sumter Gies nit Ma9t
llno I6metterno Die Srompete;
Wtit Sunana S'ebt er Sur Sa9b,
uno bentt oil feline 8e6ete.
S6on ladt Der Wouo am 6immelsselt,
llno INNER nod Der Sornruf 9eut.
Gin SGub6eu, iart uno peiB wie S6nee
Grfor er ll6 CUR Veute;
Bonn Selsgeltein, aus luit'9er Dob
S6oB er es III Die Seite;
Gs rel berab hrs wei6e Moos,
a6! Sterben 1T ELI bitt'res Qoosl
8eriheioenb tbut'S benz Sumter tumb:
.@e,ablt liuo Geiue Gage,
gottloier Gies Sn nddlter Stuub'
9tabt ii6 oes Simmels Ga6el
glui emi9 louft nit S0rneri6au
gei 9aht On "ltrsiieu bier i'm 3bal!"
llnb mie betount, eri6lu9 Der glis
Den inu9eu Serrn beim Sagen;
@m nGdlten Gag waro - obne gSts -
Gr Till gu @rab 9etrdseu.
Nod beute irObnt Inn Witternaht
Der Sumter 0ies i'm Sbal Der Sa9o!
@utll. 2ame6 d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Der alsbalo in 3bdtlidteiten ousartete,
nobel 3eines ieinen 8e9ner nit einem
Stlid Sol3 ourhblaute lIlto nerart lil-
9emiitblih binter Die Sodmaihine
mari, bah er einen Gippenbrub erlitt
lno arjtl!he Silfe beaniprudeu mubte.
&apl. Sn Der WirtbIhait bon
Secult lblua au q. Nop. Der Nrbeiter
.. Sbinnes ben Irbeiter Sobann War=
tin NIT einem Yierbumpen oil Den
&opf, oab er cine tlafenoe Wunoe ba.
oontrug uno iid inter dr3tliae Ye=
banoluna iteaen muBte. Der Sbdter
1T flii9tia.
Wbsoorf (Merid) 81. Nopember.
9euts fpuroe Die iisrbIiGe !SiQe oes
Germ pbilipp S9ummer, zines lana,
ldbrlsen Observation-Disclosures, sur
leBten Gube 9ebettet. Gin impoIanter
Selnsn3llg bslpegte lia ua9 benz 6rieo.
bofe.
9eftin9en. gei elmer Geilerei,
fpelhe am 10. Nop. in Der bieIiaen
9omenidm Sdente l~tattfano, erlitt
Der Stslnbauer y. Wasner einen &ip-
psnbru9 Der ibn lduSere 3sit ans
gstt fsiieln miro.
Settel. Sisisr Sage tuar Der
Wiiaer y. @arweiler an Isiner
Sampfmaihine beibdftiat; babel ipuroe
ibm elm Stlif oss Mrttelfinoers Der linz
len 9ano abaeriiien uno Der benad.
barts Singer beiddoi9t.
SrOtten. Sas gesirfsaeridt hat
@litsrtrennuna smiidsn Maria Gle-
ment. Sausbdlterin, uno ibrem gbe-
mann SObann Better Sonatus Mepers,
aferer. beioe mobnbaft in Srotten,
ausseiproden.
S%otingen, %. Npp. Ser bod.
belabrte Sa9lObner Serres bon Sen.
berg mel bel ieiner grbeit in Der
Sbeune Souhaint Wolf bon elmer
seltsr uno trus iApere gsrlsbungen
oapon.
8rebenma6er, q. gtou. glm
Samsta9 4beno, ge9en 10 lbr, alitt
elm Serr WteDers. als er aus benz SAFE
SeiB auf Die GtraBe treten npQte, auf
benz 6uBltei9 aus uno brah Elm yeiu.
Sonneneg, 80. Nop. @eltern
Wtoraen. etipas Dor 5 llbr. wpllte Iih
Der Mrbeiter autpn Sinsfelo ,ur Qrbeit
begeben. BON orel ibln Qdnsli6 unbe=
tdnnten tpuroe er in Der Mitte Der Srt-
ihaIt iiberfallsn uno oerart burdbae=
bldnt, oaB sr iawer srtranit gu Bette
lieat.
d. 26. Nop. @dbreno Der
lsbten Naht wuros Der 3~4id6rise Sbeo=
Dor Wans, &iifer anf Der bieliaen
grauerei, pom S9lage geriibrt; er
perihleo cine Weile na1ber.
If, %. Ntop. qm Is. bs.
Won. Oerihiso bier nab ldnoerer
&rantbeit. oeriehen nit Den bl. Sterile.
iatrdmentsn. bic poblahtbare ssr0u
gSlttue Ioele 8retih. 9eb. Sbpuman.
i'm boben Nlter bon SO Sa6ren. beut.
ipuroe Die lterblihe Siile Der Yerblite.
nen unter alaemeiner gstbeiluns Der
Sitr9ihaIt uniers Stdotbens, Der bieli-
gen WulitaeieQihait @oncoroia uro
Der ttausrnoen sfamilie 81 8rabs 0eleis
tet.
GenttnQen, 26. Sob. Seute
Worgen nm A ubr o~sriiarb bier nab
turSem Srantsnlaaer Der gisentbiimer
uno Sanoiuirtb Or. Matbias 3ablen,
i'm Glitter bon 43 Sa6ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

natlonalen gant binterle9t. 0on
pldnen limb bis beute benz Gomite
unterbreitet norben:
l. Gin iebr idbnsr bon Germ
Gbren.S taaisarhitett in 2urembura.
2. Gin 8orprojsft bon Srn. Wau=
rice be Watbelin in 2iittih.
IS limo nod ,peiter in NusIiht ae=
ltelt pldne bon Srn. be 8rienot in
Qntperpen uno bon Srn. Satus, Gro-
felior Der gilobauertunlt oil Der Ntaz
oemie bon antperpen.
Sas @omite wirb unter oieien pros
jetten einen enoaiiltia a~uswdhlen. Die
gntbiillunasfeier oiirfte I'M September
1899 itattiinoen.
Ser3liden Grub,
Z m. 9 Ii III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
Dereiniote Staten.
Na9folgenocs S&rciben

ertldrt ii6 ielblt uno 1T SuaIei1 bic
auittun9 fir Die Nblieferuna Der bon
uns 9eiammelten 8eloer fir oas Dent.
nal iiir bic i'm SlOppeltriess @e.
falenen:
@Ierf. 5. Sesember 1898.
Sebr lieber Serr 8onner!
gmpfan9sn Sir msinen bersli1en
Dant fir bic freunblide llebermittelina
Der 9robmiitbiasn Spenosn Der 2urem=
burger IN Nmerita fir oas Sentmal
bes SauerntrIeaes su Glerf.. Die YoIt.
anweiiun9 bon 656.60 Sr. babe i1
rldtia erbalten uno Dem Serrn 8s=
meinoe-Ginnebmer iiberwieien.
ueber oas Sentmal ielbtt 1T nod
nidts entIdieoen. Die bis iebt Elm.
assanSsnsn @slcsr lino bel Der Sntsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
oSn1em6nrgi(6es.
Gin &6nisssrab att Der saar,
(aus Der ySOlnii6en 8olfsjeituns".
(S B.)

" W " b.)
IS ma Elm beiBer WunI6 bes blin=
ben Seloen gemeien. benz er aub in
teinem Seltamente Ausoruf perlieben,
mad benz Sooe in Wtitten Der Seinen
in Der Staot 2uremburs su ruben.
Seine Seibe tuuroe aub oortbiu 9e=
bra6t uno i'm Miiniter, Dem &loiter
Der geneoictiner, bei9eieBt, woielbit
teln Sobn, Der oenti6e Safer 8arl
w., ibm elm prahtpples CARDINAL
erribten lieB. nit ben Wappsni1iloern
Der in Der S6ladt 9ebliebsnsn Sitter
berSiert. Nlein taum buuoert Sabre
ipdter, 1913. wuroe Die ebrniiroi9e
Mbtei in ben Sriesen Smii9en benz
oeutiden Safer Garl V. uno 6rans l.
bon Srantrei1 SerItDrt unb bic 8ebeine
Sobann's in oas SranciscansrtlOlter
9ebraht. 81 Sabre rllbten lie bort,
biz bic neue Miinlter=Ibtei in 8runo.
elmer Der orei unteritaote 2uremburgs.
tpieoererrlbtet mar uno bic gene0icti=
iler nab langem Saoer ben 2eibnam
BON ben 6ranciscaltern, Die feline Ius=
lleferun9 perwei9erten, suriiferbielten.
1918 lieB GrSber5O9 albert Der DETER
relter IN Der llelen Nbtei Elm prdhtis
9es Wonument erribten, oas ieooh
1854 oas SOOs Der Stride tbeilte uno
Der grpberung Der Staot ourh CUBS
mig XIV. gum Spfer ref. Die 8e=
beine oes &Oni9s inoeb wuroen bon
ben Veneoictlnern 9eflilbtet uno iOr9z
lam 9ebiitet. mleoer Elm Sabrbunoert
lang. bis 1895 Die franSDliihe 2epo.
lutions=Irmee lid Surembur9's be-
mGhtiate. I'm Die lleberrelte oss So.
ni9s Dor Gntweibung Su bewabren.
brahten Die WOnhe lie einem Nah=
barn. einem Bidder. Der ben Sarg, nit
einem 2eintude beoedt, bon einem Dir
better auf einen Sra9torb nebmeu lieB
uno nah SeptiOntaines idaffte, mos
ielbf er i'm Der Sbbut oes Sabritbe=
iibers Bod Suidmann anpertraute.
@ls ipdter Serr b. BOD feline beriibmte
Sbonmaareniabrit bon YilerOp Il
BOD nab Wettla1 perle9te, wanoerten
Sobann's @ebeine nob oortbin nit.
Mm IL. Nobember 1883 lam 6rieorib
Wilbelm als &rOnprin3 na9 Mettla1
uno mar bel Serrn b. Bod abseltis=
gen. Der bel Der Nbenotaiel on ieinen
@alt Die @orte aeridtst babeu iol:
.Slele Naht ruben slpei tOni9lihe
Sduptsr inter msinsm Sa6s." Der
%S'onprinS erbat lib Die @ebeine gum
Vel bent Iro beihlOB, benz Selosn bon
ereth. oelIen Nahtomme er Ielblt i'm
II. uno ieine 8emablin GliIabetb i'm
Is. 8raoe mar. auf Der fur3 supor
beludten &lauie Az GaItea an Der
Saar cine wiiroi9e &ubsfdtte al idaf.
fen. ysi ben alien r6mil9en Waht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
SaS 8eI6ciote Worit6eu.

2ebrer: @er fam mir einen Sab
nit Grgebenbeit biloen.... Stun, tpeib
&einer 81 antporten?"
Woribden: .0tei' gater bat getauft
n Saul Tor 600 Mart. gr Sab' n belt
for 200!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Ser erlte peibliGe Shl6dterliug 1T
in ben oeutiden S1ld4terperbano aui=
aenOmmen iuoroen. IS lit oies bic
15iabri9e SoAter oes S9la6termei-
tiers 3%ataraiien, Die i'm Goloinaer
SAla6ibaule ale @rbeitsu nit GROCER
'YraUour aus9eiiiGrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Sn Detroit erbdlt Der Irbeiter bon
Der St~raBenbabn fir ieinen Guarier
oht Jabrtorten, mel9e ibu gu aht
SibpldBen bere6ti9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
WerfWIrOigss.

Sid iiber Sieles bi~npe9ieben, be-
tueilt: Weisbeit, ilber Nues: @lei1giils
tigteit, iiber nihts: Summbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

: Gin Sptimilt iaete: gu ben gang
guten Wsnihen sdble i'd iton bic nibt
gan3 I1le9ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Sas 2eben 1T elm &f, tbeils nit
Der IremOen, tbeils nit Der eiseren -
Iummbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Site Sid. in ar6Berer 8eiel=
f1aft bas Wort @iel ausSulpreten =
ss iiiblt iib INNER Semano 9~strOHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Die tatboliihe lniperIitdt in Waibs
ington bat pieoer ein annebmbares
0ermd6tniB erbaIten - $40, 900 BON
Daniel 3. 2eabD Don yrootlpu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Ser aeiebaebenoe &atb bon Sictoria.
Muttralien. bat Die Bill. luelde 5rausn
oas Dablrebt Derleibt. nit l9 9e9en
Is Stimmen %permorfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Ser iun9e 2eiter bon Chicago ipetu.
lirt jeBt in Srufluft.W otoreu. Siib=
tig Qltbem bolen! g8er weiB, pie balo
er Die 2uft ,9ecornert" babsn wiro!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Cine intereHante Statiltif iibsr
bic 3abl Der Shiiler, nslhe am oeuts
iben Sprahunterriht in ben Tereinig-
ten Staaten tbeilnebmen. bat Elm BON
INSTRUMENTATION 2ebrerbuno cts
NANTES Gomite aus9earbeitet. Die
3abl Der Sbiiler betrd9t niht meniger
als Col. 172, oieielbe peribeilen lid aui
i4946 REORGANIZATION. Sn 90 %llniperli-
taten ituoiren l4.608 8siuder Die
beutide Sprade; bic 3abl Der Seutid
lernenoen S6iiler in 739 Sohibulen
belduft lid auf As, go; in 143 pri-
mdrIbuIen auf 231 ,073: in 1881
lutberiihen SbuIen auf 81, 936; in
$50 anoersn 8emeinoeihulen auf 49,
$50, uno in 81 Yripatihulen auf
49, 500. Inter ben Sidoten nit Der
9r0Btsn 3abl Seutih lernenoer Sdiis
Ter itebt Milwautse nit 31,755 on Der
Spibe; bann folaen Cincinnati nit
2S,047, Glepelano nit 26. 648, galti-
more nit Is, 700 IL. I. 10. Wan tann
aus oieien 3iHern erieben, baB bic
MusIidten CUR Grbaltung Der srhal=
tuns Der oeutihen Spra1e in ben Yer=
einiaten Staten iid eber perbeliert,
als perIhlehtert babsn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-18
LYING IN STATE.
Remains of Archbishop Gross Vis,v-
Cd at st. James Church by a Null

Remains of Archbishop Gross ViS,v-
Cd at st. James Church by a Null
titudc.
From the Baltimore American, Nov. 16.
The body of Archbishop William II.
Gross of oregon, who died Monday morn
ing at st. Joseph's Hospital, Caroline and
Oliver streets, was taken yesterday morn
ing to st. James Catholic Church, Ais
quith and Eager streets, where 1t will
lie in state until tomorrow morning, when
it will be taken TO the Cathedral for the
funeral.
The body was taken from the hospital
to the church shortly before u O'clock.
The removal was not attended by any
ceremony. The body was placed on cat
afalque, at the entrance TO the sanctu-
airy, the sanctuary gates being thrown
open. The catafalque was slightly raised
at the end nearest the altar, and the re-
mains of the archbishop were placed
thereon. Branching candlesticks, with
lighted candles, were placed on the altar
rail, on each side, and a large cluster
stood at the head of the bier, and on the
steps leading to the sanctuary and inside
the rail, potted plants were placed.
The archbishop was laid out in his pur-
pie cassock, cincture, embroidered surplice
and purple mantle. On his head is fixed
the mitre, andson his feet he wears white
slippers, with a gold embroidered cross
on each. His face bears a calm and
peaceful expression. His hands rest on
his breast, the left hand holding the jew
eled cross of his rank. On the third fin
ger of his right hand is the episcopal
ring.
Two of the members of the Knights of
St. James, in full uniform, with drawn
swords, stood as guards, one on each side
of the body They are relieved every two
hours, and a detail will keep guard over
the body until the time for the funeral
tomorrow morning.
The church was opened to the public at
about o'clock in the afternoon, and from
that time until 10 o'clock a night crowds
of persons visited the edihce to view the
body. In the crowd were Old, middle
aged and young-men, women and chill
dren. Many were bowed with age some
their infants. Few, if any, left the sa-
cred edihce without kneeling to say a
prayer for the deceased.
Among those who viewed the body were
the colored children OF ST. Francis Asy-
lum, Chase street and Forrest Place in
charge of two of the Oblate Sisters Of
Providence. The number of visitors was
so great at one time that the knights on
guard to prevent confusion were com
PEELED to require the people coming up the
center aisle to go down one of the side
aisles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-18
FLORIDIANS TALKED ABOUT.

Senator Quay reached his winter home
at st. Lucie on Saturday night. Judge
Minor s. Jones accompanied him from IT,
tusville.
Rev. S. D. Paine of Jacksonville has
accepted the call of the Union Congrega-
tional Church, at West Palm Beach. to
be its pastor for one year.
Rev. J. R. Trett of the Presbyterian
Church at Maitland, and in Oakland, has
resigned and returned to the West, where
his aged father is quite sick.
While going to a sick call Dr. Rush Of
Oakland met with a painful accident. The
handcar on which he and A. A. Pitt were
riding jumped the track and threw them
over an embankment
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Noblock of Martin and Mr.. W.
L. Denham, foreman of the job depart
ment of the Gainesville Daily Sun. The
marriage will take place on Nov. 80, at
the brides home.
A. F. Odlin of Orlando, who recently
went to Porto Rico, has entered into part
nership with a Tampa lawyer napaed Pet
tingill, and will engage in the practice
of law in the island under the firm name
of Odlin & Pettinglll.
j. NJ. Graham. president of the First
National Bank of Gainesville, recently dis
posed of his phosphate property in Citrus
county for the handsome sum of $25, 900.
This same gentleman has leased a consd-
cradle tract of phosphate land in Marion,
county, at a royalty of 81 per ton.
r. c. Harris, night dispatcher of the
sition at st. Augustine, and will leave
in a few days for Cardenas, Mexico where
he has accepted a more advanced position
with the Mexican Central Railway. Mrs.
Harris viii remain at St. Augustine for
some weeks longer, and then join her hus-
band at their new home.
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DEATHS IN FLORIDA.

The little child of E. c. Canova died at
Sandersou Tuesday evening.
Charles Flyn, of Fort Pierce, native of
Stockholm, Sweden, died Saturday.
DIR. E. L. Clyatt died at La Crosse We'd
nesday morning. He leaves a widow and
one child, a mother, three brothers and
a sister. He was a prominent and highly
esteemed citizen.
Capt. NJ. E. Brooke, one Of the oldest
citizens of Oviedo, died Wednesday morn
ing. He was taken with the grip while
at the Atlanta exposition and never fully
recovered. Fer several months he had
been in very bad health, He was well
known throughout the state, having lived
in East Florida since 1868.
w. M. Johnson died at Jacksonville
Wednesday morning. He had suffered
from consumption for a long time, and his
death came at his brothers residence.
Besides a brother at Jacksonville he
leaves a mother and another brother,
George c. Johnson Of Palatka. Mr. John
son was a native of Selma, Ala, and was
q years of age.
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ficers of the Maria Teresa. The coin was
given him by his father-in-law, Mr.. ].
F. McMahon, who is connected with the
quarantine station at Charleston, S. c.
Ii was given to him when the crew of that
vessel landed there, the 9Th inst.
Cordele Hornet: Charlie Kimban, our
neighbor, friend and baker. is a great
character. While pastry cook at the
Markham years ago, he cooked the dinner
for President and Mrs. Hayes while on
visit to Atlanta. He also cooked the
dinner for l.. O. c. Lamar when he was
married, the cakes alone costing over $780,
Charlie has had the pleasure also of cook
ing big dinners for Grover Cleveland and
other notables.
Sandersville Progress: A farmer who
lives near Oconee had been annoyed con-
siderably by calls from hungry tramps
One day he took a trip to his brothers, a
few miles away, and found tramp stand
ing at the gate, and his brothers wife,
who was alone, very much frightened. He
was so exasperated he jumped out Of his
buggy, gave the tramp a good thrashing
with a buggy whip, and later In the day
returned TO his home, where he found the
Identical tramp seated al a side table in
the kitchen, and his wife furnishing him
with all the victuals he could consume.
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G6ORCIA and o
~ o FLORIDA.

councilmen, Charles C. Chollar, f. T.
smith and j. w. Whidden.
A great many men are employed by the
Consolidated Phosphate Company at Fort
: Ogden, cutting and hauling wood. The
pant and dredges burn over 100 cords of
wood per day. Laborers are in demand to
work at the phosphate plant, to cut wood,
and work in farms, orange groves and
truck gardens, as a large acreage will be
planted in the spring.
Capt. R. T. Masters of jacksonville re-
ports the oysters in the Lower st. Johns
and tributaries better this winter than in
many years Others have said the same
thing, and one dealer asserts they are
as good as those sent TO Jacksonville from
Cedar Key and Apalachicola. This good
condition Capt. Masters attributes TO no
fresh water overflow during the summer
1t is announced by those in a position
to know that within a short time the
Tampa Water Works Company will make
a voluntary reduction in rates President
A. e. Boardman will go there for that pur-
pose soon. he offered some time ago to
make this reduction if the City Council
would renew the contract but the Council
refused to do this. In this connection it is
also positively announced that the Coun-
ell will persist in its efforts to break the
contract now existing, and the city at
torney declares that the same can be
broken in the courts.
Leon ]. Canova. a well known newspa-
per man of Tampa, has been elected sec
rotary and treasurer of the Havana Cham
Der of Commerce, The chamber was or
ganized last Thursday, and he. as well as
four vice presidents were selected. G. Law
ton Childs, the Havana banker, and Sam
uel Jarvis, vice president of the North
American Trust Company, are two of the
vice presidents selected already. The
Others are a Cuban banker and a Span
lard who is president of one of the Euro
pean steamship lines plying out from Ha-
vana. Mr.. Canova went to 1avana early
in September to engage in the real estate
business
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FLORIDA.

A. G. Branham is gathering the fruit
on the Orlando orange grove of Mr.. Wood
ward of New York, and will ship it. The
uop Is not large, but the fruit is of fine
quatity' and the grove promises a big
crop next year.
The wet and dry" campaign in Marion
county began Tuesday night at Shady
Grove, six miles south of Ocala Rev. Mr..
rIeer presided. The speakers were Hon.
w. K zewadski, L. N. Green and Rev.
S-r. Bogart Of Ocala The audience was
The finding of the coroner's jury in the
Henry murder Is not generally accepted
by the people of Ocala. While the verdict
was according to the evidence OF witnesses
uetore that body, there is general i'm
preston that all the facts in the case are
ley
on Saturday evening the Arcadia pri-
mary TO nominate town officers was held
ana the following strong ticket was put
~ nomination: For Mayor, John l.. Jones;
l't town clerk and tax collector, Ed
Greene; for marshal, w. II. Sharp: for