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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06

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GGn9e bon niht 0ans 200, oben elie
IoId)e BON 600 Tub 9nben. Die Gona
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on bic i'm Sbale bereits or9aniIirten
Ganal=Gompa0nien sur &ate ppn 81
pro 9tcre pertuufsn, uno bic Sarmer
ipiiroen 1926 bis 1925 pro Ncre fir
Die psrbeIerte Yerieieluna 81 entri6ten
baben. sic iolen germ bereit Iein.
ben Dollar pro glcre me6r 81 beSab=
len, ba bos 2ano iiberaus fruhtbar 1T
uno before Serieiellln9 ibre @etreioe=
uno SbfsGrnten p%erOOppeln miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06
Su6Ien'S 4rniea 9aIbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der @elt fir
S4nittpunoen, 9auti9irfunsen, 8uns
ben, @ei4wlre, Sal5fluB, 6iebsruuns
ben, S4ort seiprunsene 9anoe, Jroits
beulen, Rrdbenauseu, unb aae Sautents
siinonnsen unb 1T cine ii4cre 9eiluns
iir 9amOrboiben. Gs uirb ~garantirts
oaB bas Wtttel pOufommsne @enus,
tbuuns sibt; wenn nt9t, wirb oas @slo
buriiderite !tet. preis 25 Gents per
S@a4tel. - gu ~usrtaufen bel Z. W.
a~pot6efer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06
Winueiota.
Gani n g., "a. Hoo. 1898.
Wertbe &eoattipnl

Ganin q, "a. Hoo. 1893.
Wertbe &eoattipn!
SnfOlae Der QnSeiae in Sbrem 9latte
babe i6 mir Die Surtle Safe 8lsnwDoo
9olOnie oes Germ &Obrbausr in Iu9.ns
i1ein aenOmmen uno oaraufbin so
older bort 9stauit. SD fano in Der
GolOnie cine quite 8eaeno NIT id6nsm
SOlabeitanos uno REDEEM yooen uno
bios orei Weilen bon elmer Staot ents
fernt. Sen Anlieolern 1T eiu 9utes
SOrantomnen aeIidert uno Sdule uno
Stride 1T aud pOrbanoen. Serr Sobrs
bauer lit Elm MISUNDERSTANDING, Serr,
Der ieiner GolOnie piele Sor9Ialt Suwens
bet.
Bite oieisn grisf betannt gu MAIDEN,
oamit Anoere oapon bOreu, DEM oas
&ano osrtauft iih ihnea.
a1tungsUol.
init ireunOlidem 8ruBs
SObanR &eii9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06
Wte TT oieS!

@ir bisteu einbuuoert Dollars Selobnuns fir ieSsn
5au pon Ratarrb, Der ni4t parb Ginnebmen pom Salts
katarrbs 8ur gebeilt meresu tom.
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Isstsn Is 3abreu seiannt nno balten ibn iIr pOutoms
men ~ebrenboft in allen SeidaitSuerbauoluuseu uuo
fnoubieu bsiaaist, aIe pom ieinsr 5trna ein3ssauseuen
DISQUALIFICATION ,u eriilen.
Ielt & Eruar, @rosbanosGssO roguiiten, 3oleoo, 3.
@albin9, RiHua q Warutn, groBbauoslss
8rosutiteu, 1oleeo, >.
Sau's 8atarrbs Rur piro innerlid eenommsn nuo
pirtt ptrstt aui bas But uuo ote lhletintgen OSerHas
Den bts Spltsms. preis Is Gents lur bic 6laide. Yers
sauft pom allen Gpetbettrn. 3eusniiIe irsi p~erianot.
Sau's Gamiliens piasn InO bi, beitea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06
EerOienf.

gnitGnbi9e Wdrner unb Sraneu t0nnert
ein leibtes, ebrlibeS nnb 9utbe3ableubes
@eihdit betommen, pomit lie 10 btS 20
Collars bic yG ode perbienen fOmnen. Saun
III Saule betrieben perbsu obns 9robe &oitsu,
@reIit gu. 1ein Sumbus. o6reibt fir pole
2tlsfiulft au John House s. Co., Canton,
Lewis Co., Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06
NeW 1orf.

- Son Den 0rpBsn Summer, Die in
New Vort fir Wa6lwstten aus9e0eben
Deroen muBten. i6rsibt man bon bort:
g9ie UOraussulegsn. muBtsn lid bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06
Seiieu=N IL.

- WiIte Sceneu baben lib in benz
Sorie SamrOOe bel Gotenberg in
Seiien ab9elpielt. Die bon einem wioer=
ipenItisen Yausrn, Der iih ben 8sieben
nibt fii9en mollte, All ieinsm ei9enen
@eroerben acknowledgement moroen
lino. Ser 8rauer Srano bate Elm
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ten, neil feline 8dnie Guf freiem 2anoe
9emeioet batten. Nnlfatt ben Setrag 3u
sahleu, serriB er ben StraibeIebl II. be-
leioi9te ben Yir9ermeiiter. Wieoerbolt
porgslaben. eri6ien er nidt nur ni6t,
"ionoern itieb auaj aeIdbrlibe Srobuu-
gen aus. pOnah er jeoen tOot MAIDEN
pole, Der i'm anriibre etc. oils Der
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Sufiibren, i1lu9 Der rabiate Bauer bers
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lti9e Meai9 ~lsiitete Der 9itli1er Nuf-
f%Oroerun9. mit3u9eben, feline Solse.
i6lua ben geamten Dlslmebr init elmer
Semmtette iibsr ben Gupf, 10 Oab Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06
Qusla D.
Semti6lan0.
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Sn Gi1tersbeim ert0nts
plObliA al nahtihlafenoer 3eit Die
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06
&at6olii@c Golonic 3E
wYime @itp, Mtittn.

9ne Gtp ltgt SO Mslen nSroGb pom St. Saul, Oinn, spiiben
Tumb, @ef. Supernr, Ct Saul uno Winneupolis. Der bette DPart.
Die Goloute bat ibe eigme Stride nbt BhrbauS IN Der Smot, no
tdsid ie3s Pafa9inaise antOmmen. 3s 9anO 1T ,whbsn S. unS
SO oas bette. Gs 1T Soblamb mb NhmIano an 6lInsn unb Seen.
Sarmen nner Gu!tur fnb biMs gu fauim.. Die bette 3eit 1T it.
Die Hanoiuder betommn emn lebn Smpfang bel elmer tatbolibe1
Samiie, wdbsnb Ge 1ono iubm. Sd bate teinen asenten uno bin
nibt perantmorttd fir anoee 2eue. Die BreHe fo gethsn. 3omnt
mo i6lBt @ut an. SD bin espun9n, biie Inei9e nod fur fure
Belt fOrbueten.
5OlsenOer grei ipriat fir 'fb iebH umr ptekm anoereH:
gtue Gitp, Mmn, 12. OCTOBER 1893.
@r, bic uutg;ibuteu. famen mad pine @mp, III Qab Su 'eben,
Tanf Der NnHi9e uou Rp. e. Habnemet I'M ,6atboHitr Weten'
no III Der gurembur9r @apte", mb fanosn oas 0ano ler t9on nit
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genIR. GbmfauS ibonen 6R, StmOtbp umb Slan9os DIE gets
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ton N6 cine CUTE Oenatb gInoen. Der Vtarrer Der enenoe NJ e'
iubt, oteRn Se 81 prOnntiden, uo III ienem 9ueu NGte nbt
nob3uanm.
Soiepb 90 der. Saprbia, Soma.
SobmSrugge GMbuque HSoma.
Bins Wider Bon accoS, Somd.
Soiepb 8. &uutel Sapeha, Sopa.
Ie Urefe wToen peri6ulub banwortet uno tb uo mdne 0emenbemtta
werOen Sebem gerne bebllhi6 ien.
REV. II. H. RABSTElNECK,
PINE CITY, MINI.
eg- gem e4ribsa erpabasm a SMk 2smaa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-06
Gbieaso. Milmaufee & ct. Yaul
Giieababn.

Tobrplan III Sraft 9etreten am IS. Sebruas
"s0S. Sabnbof Gte 4. unb GlapsS traBa
SidetsS ftice 597 W(aius StraBe.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
DIFFICULTIES WERE FORESEEN.
Sampson Sent Cablegram Giving His Views On the SubjeCt-Itis is Now Resurrected From Office Files
 in Washington.

Washington providing of transportation for the what the view of department The asnion Of the department called of the shaft expedition and The action Of the depart
  chief of che navigation bureau in the temporary c Captain Crownnshied
 "Bureau of Navigation, Msnora Navigation received today from Rear Admiral William Sampson, N- commanding Atlantic which exist avoid friction specific regulations governing would regulations this subject in cluding transport full detail cbegram intelligence publication  cabegram be the regulations the department 10
 Prom the queens Regulations Admiralty nnays Article 125s 
 Whenever majess land shall be embarked passengers the enbarkation strictly regulations discipline of her and for these commanding the ship well
 
 
 
 shall Of watch think tirely in the hands of the naval estab
 
 
  beginning regulations they service could all
 
 Very Respectfully,
 F. W. DICKENS of
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
The Severity of the Military Service Being Relaxed Somewhat Question of Sick and Imprisoned Spanish Soldiers Comes Up-Cavite Needs
 More Troops.

of midday, the streets are throngeG with crowds as cosmop olitan as can be found in any city of the world. The AmericaH troops have fraternized with every one who was willing. even to their defeated opponents Their Span Ish Is atrocious, particularly when the accent is of the Wyoming or Oregon type, but they are perseyeTing. The natives are particularly friendly, but that requires a little of the Tagalo language, and the Americans have succumbed to the mysteries of the Piute-like talk.
 The California troops have had a queer experience in the matter of pal aces, and though they have been moved twice, they still abide in a palace When Col. Smith moved out on the Malacanan road to the protection of the ariStocratic district of San Miguel, he occupied the summer palace of the soverncr-gene-al. He and his staff were not permitted to enjoy the richly furnished palace very long, for Gen eral Merritt was forced by the terrible state of the walled city to seek quar- ters away from his office and head quarters at the official palace and he decided upon the summer palace. Col. Smith then moved to the palace of the admiral and enjoyed its lrxuries for a few days, when General Greene de- cided that it was just the place for himself and staff, and Smith had to move. He next secured the palace of ths secretary of state, which stands on the main avenue through Malacanan, between the two buildings he had been forced to give up to his superiors. Part of his command has been quar- tered since entry in the palace of Linn Hop, a wealthy Chinese, who has a handsome home near the other pal aces named.
 No obstacles to the occupation of the official palaces were placed in tho way of the mericans. Personal effects had all been removed and Spanish officials, from the diminutive Haudenes down to the lowest civil servant, have kept discreetly out Of the way.
 Cavite is sorely in need of more troops, for the attitude of the insur- gents at that point has rendered it necessary to have double guards night ly. It is not expected that there will be any trouble there, but the presence Of a larger body of troops will have an excellent moral effect. The most alarming rumors have been in circula- ton there ever since the departure Of the army for Camp Dewey and the movement against Manila Captain Geary, who had a couple of Calling guns up on the battlements of Fort San Filipe, could protect all of the gov lernment stores and ammunition against all the troops the insurgents could
 muster, and the Petrel and Manila could sweep all the roads leading through San Roque and Cavite. but it is not desired to have any trouble. General Anderson is there now, direct ing the post.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
if Will Be One of inc Most Important
 Ever Senf 10 Congress-.

Washington, Oct 2.-Presi6ent Me one of the most important which has ernanated from a chief executive since the foundation of the government.
 Thore will be several new depart tres, enc of the most important Of which will be the recommendation for a form Of government for the newly acquired possessions in the Pacific the Hawaiian islands. The committee which went to Honolulu to investigate the conditions there will arrive here in time for the president to erbody it's findings in his message Aside from this, important recommendations will be made as to the government of Porto Rico, but they may psrtain only to the preliminary steps. Commissions and individr als are now in the Phil ippines and Porto Rico making in- quiries into the finances, customs, post office and everything else regarding the establishment of a nzw govern ment.
 The army will have to be enlarged. and if the president acts on the advice of General Miles and Representative Hull. chairman of the house military committee, he will ask congress to au- tf.orize an army of at least 100000 men
 Another cabinet officer may be asked for, who may be termed ''secretary of the colOnies,' although it is deemed likely that Q new department Of com merce and industry will be created and given charge Of the colonies.
 The president realizes that he has a stupendous task before him in writing
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
NAVAL TRAINING STATION
CaDtain DiCkinS 10 Establish One
 cH inc Pacific Coast.

Washington, Oct 2.-Captain Dick ips Of the navigation bureau of the navy department, goes this week to San Francisco to carry out the will of congress in the natter of establishing 9 training station for naval apprentices on the Pacific coast. At present the boys gre without a home on that side Of the continent save on shipboard, and they are scattered about there be- yCnd the reach of proper training in bodies. The new station will be To- oated at Yerba Buena island, in San Francisco harbor, distant about mile from Oakland, from which the fresh water supply will be obtained by piping under the sea.
 Captain Dickins is charged with the preparations of plans and location of the necessary buildings, the building of wharf bulk ead and approaches. He will employ a competent architect to draw the plans. and has a fund of $50, GOO at his disposal for the erection of the structures.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
INCOMPETENT OFFICIAL.
Heartless Quartermaster Refuses
 NecessarieS for Sick Soldiers.

Santiago, Oct. D. Surgeon-Major Seaman of the transport Obdam de claTes there will be repetition of the awful horrors that have characterized the voyage home Of other transports if more sick soldiers are sent on board the vessel for transportation to New York. He says when the Obdam left Porto Rice many on board were sick. yet the first quartermaster refused tc furnish wine for their use, but sup piled them with hard-tack and canned food, saying that he had no authority to do more. Surgeon Seaman threat ened to hold him responsible snoul3 any deaths occur, ant nnally sue ceeded ir obtaining suitable food for those who were i'll.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
CRANK CREATES A PANIC.
Threatens to Blow Up the Federal
 Building in St. Louis.

St. Louis, Oct. 2.-The secret agents of the government and the police are searching the city for a man who has declared that he will blow up the gov ernment building in this city. He is partly demented and for this reason considerable fear is expressed that he will carry his threats into execution He made the remark several days ago, and since then the occupants of the federal building have been on the verge of a panic, for they do not know at what minute they will find them selves soaring through the roof.
 That the government agents them selves are a trif1e worried is shown by their having asked the police to aid them in capturing the man and placing him where he can do no harm They refuse to give his name, but said that he is known to be in the city.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
TIRED OF A WICKED LIFE.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct D. Being tired Of the life she was. leading, a woman going under the name Of Marie Howard took a big dose of morphine about midnight last night, and though four physicians did everything in their power to save her, she died this morn ing. She was not 20 years of age, and was well educated. A letter came to- day from her mother, Mrs. J. Paige, Sigourney, la. in, which it was stated that money would be sent for the girl to return to her home. Within seven days the woman made three attempts to poison herself with morphine. Her remains will be sent to Iowa tonight.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
THEY WERE REMARKED.

Macon, Mo, Oct 2.-M. B. Ayers and Miss Callie z. Wright of La Plata were married today. The parties were married several years ago, but last winter MT. Ayers went to the Klon- dyke and his wife get Q divorce at the March term Of the La Plata circuit court on the ground of abandonment, and had her maiden name restored. When NIT. Ayers returned he learned for the first time that he was widow CT He sought out his ex-better half, explained about valuable claim he had located in the Klondyke, and showed her several bags of dust he brought with him. A reconciliation was effected, and Q remarriage has re- suited Mir. Ayers is one of the very few Missourlans that make strike up there
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE.
Entertained Only When Received
 Through Military Channels.

Washington. Oct 2-Assistant Adju- tant-General Ward. who is directly in charge of the enlistirg service at the war department, has dispatched the following telegram to the commanding officers Of Ehe military camps and ds- pdrtments:
 ''War department is overrun with applications for discharges of enlisted men from members of congress, gov ernCrs of states, mayors Of cities friends, relatives and others. Acting secretary Of war desires that you issue general orders 10 your command call i1g attention to paragraphs 762 and 765, army regulations, and to the fact that the war department will not en- certain applications for discharge ex- ceTsing they reach it through military channels
 Colonel Ward has also found it nee essary to send the following instruc- ton by telegraph to hasten action un- der that order:
 Department is advised that com manding officers arc holding back ap- plications of enlisted men for dis charge. Acting secretary of war di- rects that you instruct all company troop. battery and regimental com manGeTs Of your command, by tele- graph. that such cases must be for waTded immediately, approved or dis approved, as provided in army regu- lations 765, through regular military channels, for action of war department Acknowledge receips and report ac- ten.
 It is probable that the war depart ment was inspired to hasten the action of the department commanders in these cases, by reason of the nullsrous in qulrles received aE the department of late from prominent persons, including ocnatcGS and representatives, for in formation as to it's intention respecting applications of soldiers for discharge which have not yet been received at the department
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
AMERICA DIVINELY LED.

Meridian, Miss. Oct. 2-Rev. D. B. Waddelle, rector of the Episcopal church of this city, and one of the brainiest divines in the south, ir a published letter declares his belief that it is the supreme duty of the United States to retain possession of the Philippine islands, and that this country was divinely led into the war with Spain and, accepting the situation as 1t is today, should enter upon the wider field of usefulness as a ration that is before her.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Canadian Pacific to Sai! Vessels
 Across inc Pacific.

Vancouver, B. C., Oct 2.-The Ca naGian Pacific railroad will establish a new trans-Pacific line. The steam CTS Tartar and Athenian, of over 4,500 tens. .sill run between Vancouver and Vladivcstock. These places will be the terminus of the trans-Canadian and transatlantic lines respect ively The Athenian will sail first, loading here and then pro ceeding to Portland and Seattle, where grain will probably be placed on board fer Russia
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
DEATH IN A RAILWAY WRECK.
One Is Killed and Twenty Are Injured
 Near Dallas, Tex.

Dallas. Tex. Oct "A sleeper and Q chair car oa train cn the Houston 6 Texas Central plunged through a fifteen-foot trestle over Chambers creek, forty-seven miles from Dallas, at 1920 o'clock this afternoon. Twenty people were injured and Judge G. w. Davis Of Oak Cliff was killed. L. A. Duffan, division superintendent, had three fingers crushed and his head gashed.
 F. D. Berry. division freight agent. was pinned in inc wreck and would have drowned had not an unknown woman held his bead for an hour above water until he was rescued. B. T. Moore Of Dallas had both legs broken.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
GOSPEL SHIP FOR CUBA.
Michigan Preacher to Have Charge Of
 Big Floating Church.

Muncie, Ind, Oct. 2-Rev. J. E. Cohenour, D. D., pastor of the Church of Christ. $. Louis, Mich, was here today and went to Jeffersonville, where gospel ship, the largest ever con structed, is to be buiIt. Over S7000 has been donated for the construction Of the floating church. It will be used on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and later will be taken to Cuba and Porto Rico for permanent use. The ship will have a seating capacity for 1000 persons.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
SEATTLE STIRRED UP
 OVER A RUMOR.

Seattle Wash Oct report general
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
TERRIBLE FOREST FIRES
They Are ObserI ed South of Pike's
 Peak in Colorado

Denver, Oc;. "A special to the News from Colorado Springs says that great clouds Of smoke have hung over the mountains south of Pike's peak and fierce flames have been seen to shoot up frequently. It is reported that immense forest fires are raging on the range and that they are gradually working their way to Cripple Creek.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
MORE OF THE DERVISHES.

Cairo, Oct. 2.-Reinforcements have been ordered from Omdurman to Ghedareff, where the force under Col Parsons has repulsed another deryish attack with slight loss.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
INSURGENTS DEFEATED.

Madrid, Oct "A dispatch received here from the Visayas islands, says the Tagels have landed in Amiga prov ince and have been completely defeat ed by the Spanish column after a sharp fight, in which ninety-fcur insurgents were killed.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
FIRE VICTIMS FOUND.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct 2.-Fire in tha Midvale mine has caused loss of five lives. The bouy of the fifth victim was found this morning. All died from suffocation. All the employees have now been accounted for. The fire caused very little damage to the mine.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
PASSED A QUIET SUNDAY.

Paris. Oct 2.-The members of the United States peace commission passed a quist first Sunday in Paris today, some of them attending church. Gen eral Merritt is expected to arrive here Monday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
ALL ARE DOING WE'LL

San Francisco, Oct 2-There arc now over 300 patients in .the division field hospital at the Presidic, all of when are reported as doing well.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
MERRITT IN FRANCE.
He Arrives From Manila 10 Affend
 inc Peace Conference.

Marseilles, Oct. D. Major-General Merritt, who, with his staff, left Manila On August 30, en route from Manila for Paris, where he will take part In the peace conference, arrived here today and proceeded to the French capital.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-03

his next message, and has requested the members of his cabinet to complete their reports by the time he returns from Omaha and Chicago