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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
Sagemb nrsiS6cs aus Yeigien.

Irlpn. camille 2ambert. ein
iunser Waler aus u~nierer Staot, tpsls
der feline tiinitleriI1e Stuoien in Unit
psrpen polenoet bat, eepann jiingii
Die 9ldnsenoe Musseihnung "Prix de
Rome" g%enannt. Sieier YreiS bsitsbt
gewObnli1 in elmer Summe BON
20. 900 Sr.. bic Der gliidli1e 8epinnsr
benuBsn muB, um 4 Sabre in &om al
Dermcilen, um ii9 bert in Dem funIf=
reiten Stalien in Der Malerei gu oer=
ooltommneu. Sarum rennt man ibu
aud "Prix de Rome, err beltsbt ieit
1915.
athus. Sier tpuroe cine idreds
lihe Moroaffaire periibt. Su einenl
armIsliaen HebenssbduDe bss Sauies,
wslbes benz Sabnarbeiter 9eharo sus
ssbbrt, mobute Die Wrbsiterfamilie
Nltenbpoen . @ralier nit bier ileiusn
3inoern. M~ltcnbopen arbeitete in ben
Minsttsbergen. Sort fieB ibm aber
Elm ungliid az, tpelbes ibm sinen 4rm
unbrau9bar mabtc. gr erbielt oafiir
bon isinsm arbsitsssbsr 1000 Grs..
tpel9e er in bic SpartaHs tbat. @r
ain9 aber bdufis siniae Grantsu uuf.
bebem uno pertrenf oieielben. Gr ar.
beitete nur ielteu. Seine aeplaate
6rau muBte ii9 allein abmiibsn, um
stwas Sroo fir Die Samilis su per-
oienen uno wuroe oasu nod oft nip.
banoelt. Die Iltslten Der Sinosr
betteln. Sn Der 6amilis M~ltenbouen-
@rai1er iamen Eehr oft iotpobl bel Sag
wie bel gtadt Strsiti9teitsn Dor. Nm
lsbtsn Samffag nun ipdt in Der
Nadt brad pisoer cine icne SbGeu-
ieene los. Woraens lag oas armieliae
Wsib in icinsm Ylute baoeno toot ON
Gube Der Speiheretreppe.
gu Walbin9 bel Orion puroe
Die @etreioemiib!e oss Sru. S1erssu
sinsedidsrt. SIN Der Mable lagsrtsu
ca. 1000 Garben @etreiOe. Aaes Der.
brannte.
arton. Sabier imsierte Der ebr-
piiroiae alte SeIuitenpater 8offiuet
iein 50idbrisss prislterjubildum in Der
bieliaen Sera Seiu Stride. welde su
oieier 8eleasnbeit iaDn 9eidmiidt mar.
Batter 8DIiinet itammt aus elmer Der
an9eiebenlten Samilien aus Dem iio-
lidsn She'll Der %luremburser Propins.
Y~puiIlon. Nm Sonnerstag
aeeen 4 rbr Woraens itiea Der alte
Slibpr Yaulst nit elmer petroleum.
lampe in Der Sauo bic Sreppe bsrun-
ter. Gr that einen Gebltritt. fiel bin-
unter uno feline Sleioer finsen 6euer.
NuF bus Uelhrei oes un9liidli6en
@reiiss elite feline S1mie9ertohter
berbei uno l0ibte bic Glammen. aber
or bate Sdon idmere 8ranowunoen
! srlitisn, Die lsiu Ssbsn in Vsiabr isssu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

rllfene NrSt muBte St6brhen anlegen,
I'm Die Ntbmung erhalten 81 tons
men. Gs ibcint. Dab 4~relpeloins
oieIe Sbat iniol9e bon 6aunilisnjers
lpiirfniien noQbra6te.
Chill / a no Staot 2urem=
burg.
@eburte IT, Som o. Off,. Wtibel,
9. D. Geo patio, TeforatiouSmaler; Gliie
penrictte &abriele, :. .. Neiuri5 0ranoens
bour9er, 0aupt.@ totarsS Urei6er; 10. : Sob.,
.. y. TalentIn gin8en, Gileu6ububeanter ;
H.: Mar9aretba, & 0ifolaus gteunanu,
S9eerenl0letfcr Worgaretba, :. .. Sob.
Saptiit Walh, Su6rlnanll; Wtaria, (. D.
9etilrin Soiimann, S6ubmo9er.
Qetratb en. - Bonn s. Off,: Sobanit
Yetcr Nbillpp geliure, &ubbiRoer, NIT Bar.
bara SltlSer Salius 9eiiri9 So9u, S5nci=
Der, nit Seleta gel. WdrgaretbG Nleu II. {:
0eor9 Sdlgcn, Observation-Disclosures, nit Soies
pbine S6pars Wti6el GiIrel, Waurer, nit
Wtargoretba 9inoe; 9luguit &iefier, Sen.
BARN, nit Waria Yiftorine SoiiIon; H..
9onnltno hilbert Solcpb Gapralie, 0iitrittSs
1%ontmtlidr 81 Saitnad, nit Maria Guile
oeleio Niirtb Waumuio 9ubIpig au9uit
y3elon be Wtiipier, Sngenieur 3u ct. Yeters:
burg, nit Waria anIa WarSoretba gGiirtb
gtifolous 2anr, Gilenbobubeomtsr, nit Sea-
tborina SelB; Sobauu lseter geo Sooion,
StatioiSsO i0tar, init Woria Sbereiia Sim.
mes.
Sterbef i'll - 8om Z. Off,: Iifor
lars Nepenig, 81 :. aft, pcniionierter Qebrer
10. SohGuu Better Gtrprf. n q. olt. chem.
gaitwirt6 10. Wargaretba Soiialt, so 8.
alt, obue Stauo, &ittwe D. Sobenn @artbcl,
3tls. 4derer. wobuboit ;u Steimiel; Maria
Georges. 81 Sabre alt, oble Stalb, ebelos;
49,: Soiepbine Gidborn, IA s. aft, otne
Stano, @ittwe pon Hrau3 Sertrans, jtIs.
TrofeIlor Az antDerpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
Sic 5Ncue OeOuID Der Gcut=
fMcu.

SbOleih anbere Nationen ben Sent=
fhen we9cn ibrcs sGbea Setbalteus an
AewOrnenen ueberseuaunsen unb oes
ftreu9en Surhfiibrens bs0onmener
8ldne Die ni6t ihmeihelbaften Yeina-
men t@tes car6es uno blockheads
ee0eben, 10 haben ipir oennpd bisrsu-
Ianpe tcin anoerss Clement uuierer
bunten SeoDlterung. oas 10 lan9e ee-
bulbia Der @erlcBun9 ieiner &edte ooer
Der Ger!cnnura berehtiSter Soroerlln=
gen Suiiebt, ais 9eraOe Die Seuti9en.
gbe anoere Natipnsn eiu Spier brin=
gen fir ir9eno ein llntsrnebmen, lino
iie entpeber idon hires 8esenlobnss ae-
nib. ooer lisllen lire 6%oroerunaen in
beIiimmter gBeiie auf uno u1ten oar=
auf. oaB oenIelbsn 8eniise s~elsiitet
pirb; bic Seutihen aber, benz eoeln
3uQe i6res SerSsns fol9eno, iieuern
freiasbis bel, obne meiltens aud mir
cine 8e9enleifuna 81 beanipruden.
Sur eiu Glinosr t0nnte niGt elm
fsben, oaB man biersulanoe in Staats-
Nno Si05eian-T pieifnb
linen Nspaltiaen Sruf bon oben berab
ausiibt Sur WcleitlAuna Der bsutiben
Sprahe; uno eOh wie lUeui9 9ei6iebt
auber ben ailf Wcriammlungen 9efab=
ten Yeihliiisn ooer 9ele9entlihsn gr-
eiierun9en in 9emitbliten 4reiisn
iiber oieies tolle 5reiben, gum ShafIsn
o;ue, fyGftioen @eoenrn;rfuno ,a,su n;e-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

Cid a. D.. Al3. Die 8enkuoe4
rednun9 fir 1898 seiat foIaenoe Ues
iammt3ablen: Undergraduates gins
nabmen 1873. l44.75 ST., 9eluobnlide
Glnnabrlen %, $685. S5r., Spta! Der
%Ginnabmen $50. 033.25 6r.; ac,u06ns
llGe Aus9aben lS5. 965.68 Ssr,, auBer.
aewDbnliGe ~Nlsaaben 78, 822.71 SSr.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 264, 1889 SSr.;
ueberi6uB Der einnabmen iiber bic
Iusgaben 94.243.87 Sr. = Sin ito
lieniider @irtb bon Der Creme branute
liirSlia Rahts ourd. Die Yoli,ei lam
81 ipdt. @r binterIdbt 1000 Grauisn
S4uloen.
Nieoeroonpen, II. OF. gm
Wontag Na1miitas, als Der llnter-
lebnler y. gefius Gus Wormeloin0en
iii ge9riff mar, bic ,3ie9el auf oas
Sab oes Sduppens oes bieii9en LAMB.
iplrtbi6aftli1en 2otalpereins su Ieaen.
ltiirite auf einnial elm She'll oes ge-
0auoes 3ulammen nit alien Mrbeiteru.
tpelte auf Dem Saae iaBen. Sieie
tonnen bonn Slid fasen, benin es III
teinem elm 2eio pioerfabren. Ser
Sdabe an Material betrdot un9eIGbr
1000 6r. - Wm 10. Dit. fubr Der
Nferer 81. 8cbart nit elmer Subre
Wiit nit orsi pferoen aus. Sm Ort
9enannt Sbonidadsr 9inaen bic Yfcroe
our9 uno ltolperten ben Qbbang bin-
unter IN ben Weinbera= Ser 0a0en
tuuroe Sertriimmert; Die pferDe ihlus
gen i~tbereinanoer, bod gum Slid lit
teI1em etuas paiiirt.
Nieoertorn. Sie italieniIdcu
Winettarbeiter 2Oren3 5spogIna uno
". 9iomettD ipuroen am Is. Sttober
gta9mittags BON Observation-Disclosures
W~lnettaelteiu 10 ungliiflid 9etrofen,
oaB lie idpere @erluunounsen erlitten
uno ibr 3ultano lebens9eFdhrli1 lit.
Teblen. Sier 1T bic Wtaul- uno
&l%auenIeu6e inter benz Ginopieb in
eini9en Stdleu ausgsbroben Die
Sperre 1T iiber Die betrefienosn Stdle
perbdn9t tporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
Wttf ocm &atboIifenfaoc DcS
ctaeteS WeW Oosf az
ENrdcuic
S1rdcnSc

SDracm5c
belt osr bobw. Batter &eulano cine
latl9ere Geoe iiber oas iebr wi9tlDe
Sbema Ser tatboli d e
Wann." pier einige Der &raItiGbe
aus Dlelem WOrtra9e:
gSel6e Gcbeutung liegt nidt III benz
8orte mann. IS lit Der SSnbegrifi bes
Starfen nuo NrGiti9en. gu Der 9ano oes
WtallleS rnbt baS " | Der einselnen 6a'
milien loDie gal,er gambler uno Wolterld6afs
ten. unter Der weiieu QeitIng unb Siibrlin9
bes UfanneS baut ii6 ouf oaS Samtltei,s
9liid inter Der peiien 2citlin9 iulb STIRRING
bes WarncS I6Din9t ll3 All Der gSoblltoio
zines ganjen Bottles, erbllbei Sltnlt itilo
gEiiienlbaft, Sanbel NIB 8eper6e. erIteben
bic 9roBortigiien Grjeu9nllie lno Grrni9ells
f6atten, wclte nod elmer ipdtereil Jta1Ipelt
Staunen uib Yewuuoerlul8 %abSpii8en.
Sl leiner Sanb lie9t aber au9 bas
" c, momit Tolfer NIB Namilieu beilns
aeIm6t werbeil. g8ie un9iiitli1 fam uidt
elm Wtouu cine Samilie ma6en, Elm Manll,
benz ais benz Stdrfereu ni6t leibt @iRbolt
get9on peroen fam. Wie NANCE &brdne
1T ui6t lhou gefloIien, mel6e Die Qeibems
Ip",, - ' r'p''I'""o y" ","""'o s.n.i"
I~"8'auitpea sse'o u.e noY lneg' "'8''o1'-
Wen e''oe'n aAS9epleb' gupVn.
Tatboltl9e Vediter! Sbr ielo eiile Sieroe
i'm @ottesbaus. Inter ben pielen Soioaten
I'M Seere @ottes icio 3br Die geib,pa1e, bic
Gbren9aroe i'm Se,ll9tbunl. aber Der Sol.
bot 1T nldt rlnr SoIoat III Der aaierne uuo
bel ben @rereirilbnn9en, i%onocrr, urb 8an3
por5t9l'd, I'M 6eloe Dor benz 6eino. 90
aia Der tatboltlde Mann. Gr lou ni6t
llur Soloat Ieill III Der Saierne unb bel ben
llebun9en, D. I. tatpoliiGer Gbrlit III Der
&ir9e oelin @ebst, %loroert aub ordllBeli
out benz Gampfplat benz Uellbe ge9eniber;
mt anosren aSorten: Sr iou oub a!Statbo'
lll6er Wtalll lldb jet9en I'm wIrrel gSeit9es
tiimnel. uno bier ttnoen mir ben tatbolls
i9ei Waun aut benz rcli8ioSspolitiiden @e=
blet Ieieni 6einb ODER pieimelr leiiel Ue,iloen
9e9eniiber, alt bic III benz ailiruf 81 oleler
Convention 9in9eoslliet p'ro mt pen SSorz
ten: ySe ma9ttaer ole Or9alllatloilci Der
bic tatboitl1e &trde betampteuoen Gleuente
il'lo, oclto 9roBer ut ole Ff,@t Der tatbo'
ltl6en Wonner, lt9 gu or9antl l.
rem, nm peretilt mt Delti9telt uno Se9etz
tierlli'9 elli5lltretcll tnr ote Deorobten
@nteroer 0etlGton INN oer per-
loh!t0eh UrelDeit'
Giues Mittcl3 mDt5tc i6 nod erpGbnen,
pas p'el oaSu Dc!tro9tt, tateosll9e Vtalli!er
4erailiup'loeh iiiao 81 1elti9eil. YIN @er9lel1
lteat IS am Selieh OAR. gSeilii ELL MtGIit
torperli0 iart Deroei, 1piu, balm mnB er
e'lle 9elAnoe. traltt9s Nagrnn9 81 ,l3 rebs
men. go Sa9elt ME S''e, eate, eanep
hno apniifes Sel0lapp III 9eipiB rene 9topS
ruil9 inr oeil wfaltll. Sei INN tnnil baleris
ife Snooel, ipsnn all3 9roo. Gle'terteit( EN-
ba!beS Tfiuo Sralit!nrter Srolsn, So9lell
,ino Saiertrallt bellers Otsrlte: 90 nliiB
an3 Der tatDol!lde vGilii, iplu er 9ellti9
erltortei. eine 8~elilnoe, traTt'9e, 9ellti9e 9tab'
ruh9 gu liD ne1nteli. va thnt 10 EN- pie
ooer 70 etiie walcrl9e Srii9e, wie es ulelta9
N Der perto9eiei, gSelosn' sn9lll1en
Nrelle pes gaiioeS an19ettl9t iDlro, 9eplB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
0prtfe folst IT,
tGiir bic .9ursmbur9er 0aSette'..l
1--WE Reng.

tGtr bic ,Sugembur9er @a5ette".l
1--WE Reng.
Ech sin am Frankreich Muorgs4
Ere durch en- Duorf gezun,
A Wierkstad an a Buteck
Sin all Schons wakreg drum.
e Schmatt den huot gehummRS
OPP d'Stang de gliddGch blenkt,
Dobai petit hien G Liddchen,
Dat hell mann AmboSs klGnkt:
Sch schmidde Reng, ech schmidden
- aus Else stark, 10, 10,
Dat wit net hellt re banner,
Sin d'Reng fun Essen d."
An an der Strosz welt ennen
Asz fire. eng Fonster OPP,
E Schmatt fir Goldesachen
Do petit an hummert drop:
Sch schmidde, 10, ech schmidden
Sche R6ng aus guddem Gold.
Wann 1--WE sich care bennen,
Get so e Rank gehollt."
so sanger de 1--WE Schmatten
Beim Hummre fire. a sp5t,
Ferkafe Reng a Ketten,
Wet Jidderengem greet!
Wat k0nnte mir gebrauchen,
Mel Medchen, hochzeitskrank?
Du gets 70 gar mir soen:
Fun Schmatt e golde Rank!
j. b. MERKELs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
De Spessbfrger OPP der Station.


An der Zeit, Ter d'Preisen d'Bunn
hate flu Letzeburg no Metz, huot e
Billet fun enger Stadt u amer
f0nef FRANC kascht. D'Preisen hun
enzock de Preisz op d'Halschecht
erofgesat.
Elei k6m e Sp6ssbirger op Dear
no Letzeburg an hie' fret de Chef:
s'Wifll kascht e Billet bis no Metz,
Herr Chef9"
"Zwo Mark" entwert den.
Elei dret mel gudde' Mann sech
eremm q set zu engem amer: "Don-
nerwieder, Nickel, dat as net
dcier", an du' set en- yum Chef:
''Herr Chef, gott mer der zwenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
WuS Der WcIt6cSGiMtc.

pSn ienen fiirmiiden Soften bling
bas Sdidial GeutiAlanos MIR on
elnem iG,uaden 6aoen, unb Oieier
i1wa9e Gaosn mar &arl Der Sife."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

8reiih. IL. Stt. Nm &ittwp6
fano Die SntoaatiOu oeS hoGw. 0crrn
Wartin 0lum OILS Ssellor8sr bier ltati.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-16
RED CROSS FOUNDER

The name of the man who was tho actual cause of the foundation of rhe Red Cross society, which has done so much to mitigate the horrors of war is little known to the present genera tion. However, he is still alive. and. unfortunately, it is said, in bad cir cumstances. His name is Dunant and he was born in Geneva in 1928. A man of means, he appears to have de- voted large portion of his wealth to works of charity in connection with his native city. The admirable labors of Florence Nightingale, which at tracted the attention of all Europe, made a strong impression on M. Dun ant, which was further increased by his own participation in the war ot Napolean III, against the Austrians in 1859. There he witnessed war in all it's horrors, and it resulted ln his pub fishing a book on the subject, which at the time attracted much attention. In 1863 he started on pilgrimage, at his own expense, to various countries, to stir up men into influencing the var ious governments into a conference which should have it's object of forma- ton of some means Tor the mitigation of the horrors of war. The result was the historic conference in 1864 at Ge- neva, the outcome of which has made modern warfare comparatively hu- mane.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-16
ON THE SPANISH MAIN.

There is one feature of Spanish history that is picturesque" said a Washington man who passed through the usual nickle-library-ya yarns -of-the a long while ago, "and that's the history of the Spanish pi- rates. They surely were b-a-a-d. They were such utter devils that they ought to challenge admiration to this day for having at least been at the top of the heap in their line of business. They used to scare the deuce out of me when was a small boy, these Spanish pi- rates. 1 remember one of 'em espec- ially that I read about. This amiable ranger of the seas couldn't be quite bad enough to suit his own tastes in that direction. So he used to lock himself in his cabin, start lot of sul- phur to burning, and, while he chewed glass and let the blood trickle down his curly beard, he'd mutter and growl, This is Sheol' Pretty bad man, that chap, wasn't he? I used to look behind me a good deal when I went up dark stairways after reading about that geezer of the deep."
Arizona republican., 1898-04-16
WAR TIME ELOQUENCE.

The following is taken from the speech of Hon. Robert G. Cousins member of congress from the Fifth district of Iowa, on the Maine suffer CTS relief bill:
 No foe had ever challenged them The world can never know how brave they were. They never knew defeat, they never shall. While at their posts of duty, sleep lured them into the abyss, then death unlocked their slum- bering eyes for but an instant to be- hold it's dreadful carnival-most of them just when life was full of hope and all it's tides were at their highest grandest fow-just when the early sunbeams were falling on the steeps of fame and flooding all life's land scape, far out into the dreamy, dis tant horizon-just when all the nymphs were making diadems and garlands, weaving laurel wreaths be- fore the eyes of young and eager na- ture-just then when death seemed most unnatural.
 .'Hovering the dark waters of that mysterious harbor of Havana, the black-winged vulture watches for the belated dead, while over it and over dI1 LneIe IS tue edSlt pieTcluS eye, sternly watching for the truth. Wheth- CT the appropriation carried by this resolution shall be ultimately charged to fate or to some fee shall soon ap- pear. Meanwhile a patient and a pa triotic people, enlightened by the les sons of our history, remember the woes of war, both to the vanquished and victorious, are ready for the truth and for their duty
 The tumult and the shouting dies, The captains and the king depart; Still stands Thine ancient sacrifice, An humble and a contrite heart. Lord God of hosts be with us yet, Lest we forget-lest we forget"
Arizona republican., 1898-04-16
Cloudy and cooler.
D0M'T SPEND YOUR
 G00D MONEY FOOLISHLY

Last year number of wheels were sold here at S15 nearly any one of which can be bought for $2O Our ADMRALS last year sold at $60 this year at S45 The riders are pleased with them and do not to sel an o fer of $40 is noted this week Admiral used eight
Arizona republican., 1898-04-16
TT WAS A NEW WAR.
About Which James Farrell head
 War Cry Bulletins Yesterday.

There was one copy of the latest adition of the War Cry which instead Inf making the man to whom It was sold better, yesterday gave h1m further impetus on the road to perol- tion. James Farrell, prospector' came to town on Thursday night rom 2 stay of several months in the Brad sbaws Rumors of the war Witn Snain which reached him at one mn ing camp and another at whlch ne touched in his wanderings ana ne gained the impression that the trou- hle had already commenced. He had understood that the sinking or the Maine was an incident of actual war fare. ..
 Mr. Farrell was surprised and dls- ,nnointad to learn on his arrival at Wickenburg on Thursday that things were in statu quo. When he reached Phoenix he was too weary and too thirsty to read the papers. He slepI until quite late yesterday morning md when he arose at the O. K corral where he had passed the night, Sal ration Army girl came in and wanted to sell him a War Cry. MT. Farrell was somewhat muddled, natural re- sultant of the thirst which he had accumulated in the Bradshaws ana had been lugging about with h1m TOT weeks. It was now happily all gone, nz,t it had been succeeded by gen .sral numbing of the faculties, so that Sbe militant heading of the War Cry, @ba nict,1res of men in uniform and E6s array of coIonels, majors, captains xaa ensigns reawakened h1s curiosity regarding the progress of the analr with Spain MT. Farrell bought the pacsr. washed his face, rolled up ms Elankets, sat down on them, un1olded Eass War Cry and proceeded to en- zghten himself regarding the course af events.
 Hs first tock in the pictures xna remarked that mere women than men seemed to be mixed up Wltn the var. He also noted the absence of oattIeships and other warlike craft, which struck him as being unusual, s;ues in the very nature of things the war would necessarily be largely a naval contest. There was not even picture of the sea. Then MT. Farrell Surned back to the first page where he had noticed something in the head lines about General Booths move uents. According to the article there had been some fighting, but there was so account of bloodshed. The story sas confusing and unsatisfactory.
 The next article described tre- mendous slaughter. There were seV- esrsI thousand victims slain by the forces commanded by King Alcohol, lint the battle was inadequately de- scrfbed. There was an indefiniteness as to time. and no allusion was made to the place at all. MT. Farrell attrib- gted the latter omission to the pre- Iiously understood arrangement that tie fighting would have to be done in Gxba A little further on MT. Farrell rsad about the overthrow of the devil and on the next page was an account of another conflict in which it was stated ziIat the devil was daily making great
Arizona republican., 1898-04-16

inroads and it looked as if he was go- ing to make a great run, but it was predicted that he would ultimately be conquered, taken captive and chained up for a thousand years.
 This extraordinary narration seemed to have no bearing whatever on the Spanish and Cuban matter, and MT. Farrell began to suspect that the news paper was issued in the interest of a new war of which he had heard noth- ing up in the hills. He asked another man about it, and the nature of the paper was explained to him. It was then that MT. Farrell turned himself loose, reviled the Salvation Army and spoke disrespectfully of all religions. He went out, bought a copy of The Republican and has since been en- gagged in mastering the situation.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-16
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

complete premium business di- rectory of Phoenix with all the latest necessary information is now being compiled by Cox & Fleming to be pub lished under the supervision of The Republican. This directory will be strictly up-to-date and will be val uable aid to the business men of Phoenix. It will be printed in The Republican office. The arrangement with the compilers will permit of this valuable work to be furnished patrons and new subscribers to The Re publican on very satisfactory terms.
 The price of the Premium Directory is $1 including one months subscrip- tion to the daily Republican. Every business man in the city shot Id have copy.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-16
THE TOWN OF PRESCOTT.
A Reminder by Resident That It Is
 Still on Earth.

There is a no more loyal citizen of Prescott than United States Attorney Morrison, who believes he lives in the best town in Arizona. Speaking yes terday of the removal of the troops from Whipple, MT. Morrison said that while their departure was regretted the business of the town would not be noticeably affected. ''It was feared" said MT. Morrison, ''by many residents of Prescott that the removal of the capital few years ago would be a death blow. They were pleasantly surprised to learn that the town re- mained and seemed to be little the worse for the loss of the seat of gov ernment- Prescott's source of supply is much more important than any posts and territorial capitals. We are situated in the midst of the greatest mining region of the west and one which just now is developing more rap- idly than any other.'
 MT. Morrison said it was feared that the war scare would tie up eastern capital to the extent of delaying many important enterprises recently begun The fear, he believes, is without foun- dation so far as the development of promising mines is concerned. The capital is not withheld on account of fear or uncertainty, but is only kept within easy reach so as to be avail able upon the presentation of extraor- dinary opportunities for investment which always attend a great war. But no opportunity could possibly offer greater returns than a valuable mine Only day or two ago a negotiation which had been pending and which in volved large sum of money was con- cluded
 There is also a great deal of building going on in Prescott. Car penters are so busy that they will en- gage no more work to be done within the next thirty or forty days. The plans for the new Murphy building which will be one of the handsomest in the territory, have been completed and work will be begun on 1t soon. The building will contain a hotel, the general offices of the s. F. P. & F., several storerooms and offices
 MT. Morrison did not neglect to say and frequently reiterate that the eli mate and the pine-laden air of Pres colt were the finest on earth
Arizona republican., 1898-04-16
P. WILLARD BROD.

Funeral services for the late P. w. Brod were held at the Phoenix under taking parlors yesterday afternoon Many mourning friends were in at tendance. The casket was covered with roses. Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey, pastor of the Baptist church, of1iciated and paid touching tribute to the memory of his departed friend. He said that MT. Brod was one of the bravest men he ever knew, and made his wonderful struggle for life in the hope that he might live to be of ser vice to others. Now the long living death is ended, the battle is over, the brave soul sleeps. We commit the body to the earth, the soul to it's Gre ator, with heartfelt sympathy for those who with angelic tenderness and boundless affection ministered so long and faithfully to him whom they loved so well. A quartette from the Baptist choir, Mrs. Halsey, Mrs. Thompson, MT. Gillett and MT. Cog gins, sang Tt Is Not Death to Die, '' and Nearer, My God, to Thee"