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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
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ueber bieies intereliante Sbema gibt
Der y@anoerer" eiul9e iebr bemertens=
,pertbeu g8inte. Sie'elben sieleu
bauptiddlih auf Die Ysrbreitun9 Der
Nrbeiten oss Satbolitentages al 6auie.
B. y. in ben einsslnen %ereinen uno
@emeinoen. IS iolIts in Gemeinoe.
IeriammIunaen bas, mas auf ben
9roberen &atboliten 9ereoct uno be-
ihlollen iporoen lit, BON beruIenen
WInncru audi oeneu betannt gemaht,
erlGutert uno ein9si6arit msrosn. Die
oil jenen perIGnlih nidt tbeil9enOmmcn
baben. MRit Yesus auI oieie IeBte 4n=
reQun9 miro Dem ,98an0crer" iceben
9ei6rieben:
Den artifel rSanb ans @erf" SbreS fir
III lere quite Sadie 70 ciiri0 bcmii6ten lRit:
arbeiterS s. Wt. las ib nit Sutcreiic.
Mo6te oericlbe bod iiberal III bic 9'rarls
iiberlctt meroen. SGD fam iibri9cr5 beri6s
ten, boB bereitS manherort5 eil sc q o.
l~iteutag m Rleiueu" wirtlid TAFT
8~eiunben bat. Sn eiuer 8r0Beren Gtabt nm
Wtillllllppl gtn9 eS babel Der lpie iolgt: 3u=
crit lang Der S6uIfinoerbor ein 2ieb. Oar
aut bot Semalo na6 eiuigen ciniciteilbell
Semerfuu0eu eiu 9felulne bes &ortra0es
Ntl9r. 6ater's iiber geo Nil. SIM Nus
iblub bieruu iangcn bic S9ulfilocr cine
Eapitbgmnc. Gam iol9te cine @ieoergabe
Der G~rnnh9ebanfen aus ben Neocn beS
bobD. Serru Nrpf. 9o6eme5 unb beS Gerrn
&r. Wlltermcper, wieoer cin yteb, lu0 bcrs
no6 eil Heiunle Der Rebeu Der Nerren @or=
her NIB @encrols Sicor Gluir. 9Seiter ipur.
ben, no6 erlduterllben 0orbemerfuMqeu, bic
Wt!lipautee'r Helolutioucn D~erieIeu. 0anll,
na6 benz Gortrag beS 9ieoeS .0as treue,
bic 9teoe Or. Steber'S. C0le lebr ;elteemQbe
nnb murfante Vrebigt bG5 friiheren Sran3iSz
fdler=VrouiuiialS l.. R,6arDt purbe in Der
beu nit 9roRsr @ufmertlnmteit.) Sum
S9luB lang bic game &eriammlun9 ben
2obSelan9 y@rober Vott~ II. (. 10. 2lle
feIltag IN Otilipautce uno i'm Sinue oeiielbeu
fir nnlere fotboltlde Sa6e. gSeuu lol6e
rSotbolitcntase i'm &leiucn" aud etwas
Wtiibe lnS Nrbeit perurIabeu, 70 lperbeu lie
bod 9epiB ni6t obne ie9ensreibe @irfun9
bIelbell.
Gs 9ibt Der .MittcI uno gNeoe" slr
Wermirtllhun9 belien, mas uniere Ga-
tbolitentaAe pollen, NOD manhc. Bic
Sauptiade lit, Oab ole ,Se=
ihlllne" bieler Seriammlunaen aus Der
9emeiniamen, moblerwogenen @il=
lensmeinuns aller Sbeilnebmer ber=
auspadien. Saber gelii9t es aui Die
Sauer nibt. tuenn bel bieien Yeridmm-
lunaen einige Weni0e Die Mrbeit
tbun uno bic Nnoeren nur .YubIitum"
ipielcn. WObl mag man einseInen
Sbeilnebmern pe9en b~eionoerer Ve=
fabisung me6r Qrbeit 5uipeiien als
ben iibrigen--es I Dnnen eben niGt
ollie Geoner. S6riftfibrer. @or-
liSenoe II. bgl. isin - ober eoer
Sbeilnebmer muB aepilt ieiu uno 8e.
le9enbeit baben, mad ieinen Grdften
m itsuarbeiten. Gelb Itoeritdnb=
lid 1T es nibt notbuenoio, oaB oieie
gereinss Doer 6emeinoe= Geriummlurl-
gen 9lei9 na1 Dem Gatbolitentage
itattiinoen. gs 1T 3. .. burbaus
nibt al ipIt. tpenn Dbi9es @erfabrsn
jeBt nod fir ben lebten Gatbolifentaa
in Wilpautee. Wis.. 0%neepanbt miro.
unb 9ei6eben iolte Soldes lnbee
oin9t, 10 o | III III es nur tt II IL
LID 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
Su Der StaDtraibsItuns nm
Snuncrstaa

puroen suert &outine @eibGite, wie
ba Iino @utleiBung bon Gebnun9en
etc. erlsoi0t. Sine Nchnun9 BON $l74
fir ben Druid bon 4ppeQidllen al oas
Sber9eribt muroe benz Gomite fir
Srufiaben sur Ginlibt iibsrmicien. -
Sesgleihen purbe cine &ehnnng bes
Serrn S'Sau9bliu niht gut befunoen.
9ieislbe lautete auf 1892 fir @ebilfs=
bienlte, luslhe Serr S'2au9bliu Dem
Stabtingenisur 8lase g~eleiitst bate.
Yetanntlih bat Serr 8late oicIen
Serrn 81 ieinem 6eliilien %ernannt,
obihon Der Staotratb uno Der Mapor
Scrru GailioD als @ebiilfsingenieur
bessihneten uno Serrn O'gnu9blin sur
3eit ertl6rten, er neroe teine Sejab=
lung fir etmai0e 9ienIte erbalten. -
Die 8ebiilis Nlieiloren Murpbp uno
6meble ertldrten in elmer 3uIdriit al
ben Staotratb, Die yeI6neioung ibrer
0ebdlter bon 500 auf $50 lei, nab
Inii6t perihieosner Nnmdlte, Die iie
beirnst batter, unseiebli6. Sic per=
langen oaber $3.50 RiidIidnbe bon Der
Staot. - Die Serren Sas. Bead uno
s. 8. Sbmitt tbeilten idriitlid nit,
lie beabli1ti9ten, cine p0felei in Su=
blque Su griinoen uno ertunoi9ten
iih, Db Der Staotratb ibnen citpa ole
Steuern auf elmer iolden NnliaIt na1=
wiiroe. - Gin 8eiud bes Serrn
bon Der 8lpbe Sight IL Seat
So. mar fclaenoes: Die Staot srbdlt
100 Welsbab Napbta=2ampen, anitatt
Der jeBigen 8aiolinlampen. Sieie
iolen ieoe ytaht bon Nbenos bis Wtor=
gems bremen uno je 60 Gsrsenli9t
liat ssbeu. Yreis baiiir $50 per Wo-
not. Wurbe permprfen. - Gs puroe
bei6lollen. MtapOr Berg unb bic Qloer=
mdnner CRAWFORD unb Walss our 8er=
bon Nertretern Der Stdbte
bon Soma al i6ideu. melhe am II.
uno IL. OCTOBER gu Mariballtomn su=
Iammentritt. - Der Straben : Cons
berihtete fol9enoe gusgabcu
fir Strabenbauten I'M Wouat Septem=
Der uab Warbs:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
nuglHdsfaac.

Sim Sonnta9 Nadmittaa uln 2 ubr
iprana Der l4jdbrige Gnabe Sobann
WcSpnalo auf einen 5raht5u9 Der
6. M. &. ct. 9. gabn unb periubte
ourd cine Sbiire ms Sunere zines
6rabttpaaens al bringel. Sei Dem
8eriuhe Iisl Der gurIbe init Der Sbitre
auf oas 8eleiit unb lcin &6rper ,uuroe
~geraoc3u sermalmt.
Iuf Gbnlide Weifs p~erun9liifte ein
Gremoer. elm Sarmarbeiter, Der bon
Grntearbeiten i'm @sfien tommeuo. bier
IN Dubuque abQeitiegen mar. als er
ndmlih einen 3ug nah benz Often be-
ltei9en molte, lam er nit eiiIem Jube
unter Die Bidder unb bas 8lleo tpuroe
ibm aeroriidt. Gr miro 9egenwartI9
i'm 9osIpitaIe gepflegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
Ginr &rrIammlnrg iriro 1T Der
CT. MaricrsG nnlhale

an Sornersta9 Qbeno nm balt
s ubr itattiinoer, su welGer alls ST.
wahIenen Der Ct. Marien=8 emeinOe
einselaoen lino. IS miro Elm unter=
holtenoes uno Su9leih belebrenbes
Broaramm unter Den Iuipisien bes
So. s=Iipboniuss Sereines auf9e=
fibrt. Saielbs beItebt aus 4ieOern,
WuliibortrG9en, swiiaen ncl9en Die
bobw. Ssrren Weiri0 uno 6euerItein
uno Sert z. Gonner Nniprahen bal=
ten merocn. ollie Mdnner uuo Sling
llnse Der GemeinOe, sumal iOlbe, Die
teilem Gereine %an9eb6ren, iino INSIDE
lOnbere ein9elaoen. Gleinere Sinoer
iiuo ST. Sauie su laiien. oa bic @er=
iummIuu9 ousI9Iisbli4 fir grpah=
Iene lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11

@GeIi6 Q"etrout muroen ON
9iensta0 MorQen I'M 8 uDr in Der
Sers SeIu=Gir6e. pom bo9p. 8ater
Naumann. Serr Sntob gntrin9er uno
Srlulein Mariu 36iQ. Nls Srout=
fiibrer fun9irte Scrr MRlb0el SolIs
mann oDi 2oltpttc uno oIs Sorbraut
SrGulein gliIabctb SbiQ, SAmeiter Der
Yraut. Nnb ben tir1!ihen Gsierllda
ieiten hgab man iiA mad Dem 0ouie
Der Stern Der 8vNut, no oas
So6Seitsfriibtiif eiN9enommcn marc,
mOno0 man cinsn fr6blihen Sag
I'M engern TamiIientrciie 3ubr0AtC.
Ser YrGutiQam If cIn GoDn
oes Scrrn gRibcl GntrinQer bon
eprin9brof unO Die 8raut 1T Die Sohs
ter Der betanuien 6nmilie &bll BON
olbier. 90s neuQctrGute PaOr mlro
fi1 $50 Gayle Yoint @Dcnuc b0usli4
nieoerlaTeu.
g3ir miiniden Den gleuQetrauten bel
Slid unO Se9eu I'M GbeitQnoe.
Alton, S0., Itarb berf. @ode
Mitt,uOO SSruu MutbiOs Gpeu. Die
ielbe uor am II. 6ebrudr 1885 au
SOtert inn Qurcmbur0iihen 0eborcn,
lam 1855 nod Nmsrita uno ct. 9ona-
tus, Su., no lie am IA. September
oeIelben Sabres nit Serrn Wotbios
GUeu ebelih 0etraut wuroe. @on Ct.
9Onotus SoQ bic 6omilie suerIt na6
0ilbertDile uno baum mad Altpn Sa.,
mObin Ic IiA suriif9e3o9en bate INN
ibr &eben 81 be ihlieBen. Die 8erltOr=
benc iiberlebeu Scbn &inOer BON S,pOlf,
n0mli6: Peter BON Dubuque. Sa..
Srau 2ut0en unO S6eooOre bon @il-
b~ertoills. Sa.. 6rou SOmann bon
8urtb uno Soiepb uno Wti9ael @pen
bon @elinAtOn in Sio 9atOta; NitO=
lGus g., bon epiphany, g. 9; 5rau
5urmeier unO SRI. Suianno Goen bon
Nlton, 3d., iotuie ibre 3wei Sriioer
SbeOoor uuo Bernard SintScn bel
bellevue in SSNfiOu GOuntD, ga. Die
geeroi9ungsieier nabm in Der ct.
Marien-&irhe Su IItOn, Sa., Der
ho3iu. Batter Srune Dor. Gen tr1ilerlr=
ben SintsrbIiebcnenen unIer ber5li0itcs
Yeilsio. r. /. p.
Qu0uIt a, bNs scbn NuGen olte
9DdtcrNen Der GNmilie Sobann 9teien,
itarb 9iensta9 in Der @lteren Moba
nun0 20G3 Goul;r NOe.. uno nurOe
9onnersta9 bon Der Ct. Warien.Sir4e
aus, bcerOigt. Sen tranernOcn Git>-n
unier Seileio. +. /. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
g at NrgtF1eS
Ns.eiaigtc Staa!sa
~ o1traglt d.
guOrsfaa.

ssrou Maria geGs, Satin oeS
Seyrn Sbcooore @efs, itarb am GOn'
aerstug NaGmittag in Der 6amilien=
pobnung, 1887 an Der @blte StrGBe,
no6 lGn0erer &rdntIi@teit. Die Yer
ftorbene mar 46 Sab at uno blnter=
l6bt ibreu 8otteu ncbIt 5trel Solnell
nuo Spsi S0dtern. 9ie Seerol9una
funo am Somstu0 Woraen BON Der
ct. MariCn= STRIDE aus auf benz osuts
i6ell, totboIii0cn @OttesNder lt0tt.
fSruu gefe luar aus 6oobrin0en i'll
2urembur0iiAen QebilrtiA uno tam
1873 na6 @meritN uno 0ubuaue. Sic
mar cine 9eborene 9taria Wn9OaleHa
MeDreS.
Zen trouernoen 0interbliebenen ulls
fer berSli1es geileio. r. |. 2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
Ginc pradtbnls 8a!bieftinn Sano
I'M ufliAra Sama Diaig gu
ncrfuuScu,

SIT gut brbuut, nit 3,pei @Guierfoms
lunerbolb orei Ooer pier WteiIeu pom
etnem GtGotden, nabe bel beutIhen 8irhel
uno Sbulen, bat un9eiGbr $1,000 wertb 8e=
bGult1feiteu NIB cine Ntolterei aui benz
Sano. IS lit cine groBe Siierte su $3S per
gider, wertb $50 uno fam 9c9el baar iiir bic
@0lIte gefduft rperbel. sIorelle wirb oil Crt
NIB Stelc ge9ebcn, no ntail baS Sano beli6s
ti8t. ). u. 2uno
Gopb, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
Nam DIR Mnne.

Srcu %. 8. Gicie, bic betannte
WOoiitin, 1T iocbcn pon Chicago Surilfs
9ete1rt nit elmer bolltdnoi9en Nu5mabl
bon Siiten uno anocrer Nopitdtsn.
Mlles nah Der leue ten, berrihenoen
WoDe miro in ibrem populdren Wo=
olltens Eager, 743 Clap StraBe. 9e=
funoen lpcroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
Spredt Dor

Wir iinO in Der Sage, Sic nit allen
Sorten gaenDaaren, Seden, Seppi=
den. Watten uno Seltu1 81 perIeben,
alle bon leitenoen Gabrltanten genla6t
uno geSen gaar getauft. melde mir gu
prsiien anbieten. bic ionit nirgenos
angebOten tperoeu tDnnen.
Sames 2epi & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
Gc!n at berici9cu.

Qerionen, wel6c serne GjeIbcr sesen quite
Si0crbeiten arf 6arml0noereien i'll Soma
bor8en molleu, ltno 9ebeteu, ii6 nit sc:
llanen Nngobeu oil cine Der iol8enoen gIoreis
len 81 wenoen: Oh. &. 6nippel, &perSpile,
cSa. &. s.. Sllrb, 8eS Moiues, ST.; &eu.
j. s. Grule, Iltpu, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
OeQeu 4rebsihenep,

sd empiebIe hermit Stroop's beriibmte,
Yu!per. OIeicIbeu beilen iebell
(no6 uidt auigebro6enen) &rebs lowobl
elS GuBerli6. @leu, Die perbGd.
tiee @ei6wiilite io,pie aud Magenlei.
BEN unO 9eberi6abeu babGt, iuro bieIe
8ulpsr~ bcioubers empiobleu. @e9en Rdbes
rem 3eugniiie etc. a~breliire nan
gomarb 8. 8oebiug,
Ct. GlcaS, Sopd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
Gire 8.tte Tin 3E!fe.
PQStin Gate, @is.,
cen %. Sept. '98.
@ertbe Reoottiou!

SNtriUs JttUutEiuN!
@eItcrr, Den 27. Scpt., bcrriAte IN
hem iO0cn. "Gurcm6ur9er Settlement"
Gill GROCER WnlobrunO uno oicle Der
@nSicolcr OerIorcn IQc5 our@ oas g9ii-
tbeu bee gicmentcs, ndmli0 Die T5umis
lien Der Serrsn Pc;er Mur. Qtnoreas
2Cnb, SoicpD @ONrt, 8Ottfrieo Suit.
SGtob Sap uno md OicIe onoere,
pcI6c III Der umgeQeno bon Yastin
mo NlmenG iuObnen. Sic beioen,
%rltQenarnten Familien BADEN glucs
'~erloren mas itc bntten uno bitten nm
ain Nlmolen bon ibrcn &onosleuten.
Dian aoorcilire cttuOi9e SeHoun0en
Don GleiouuG ODER @clo an:
Granj y u,
PGs,in Qote. Q9is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
Gmmich rciuht.

Sin gutter S@mieb ii1lbet cine rertable
Steue oiien IN einem lcbbaitcn Staot9ens
Glib : WiunelotaS, NO lid cine groBe,
bentl6e fatbolii6e @emcinoe nit tiibti9er
Yiorri6ule b~eiinOet. 9taberes Surb bieieS
Wlott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
Ocln al bcricibeu.

Ge9cn CUTE 9j9erbeiten ouf SarmlGu.
bsroicu bat Der uuter;ei1uete Gummcl BON
$1,000, $4,000 ODER $4,000 ST. biai9eu YrO;euz
ten 81 rerlelben. Ntt. @n9eL, SiOwcif
Ste Der 6. Gno WaiHsS trGBe, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11

ga pom ben polrdtbi9eu @elosru $11,s
271.67 benz StraBeniouo geb0ren, 10 lit
ei9ent!i9 baar porrdtbis ST, 653.45.
Nlosrmann Grawforb bsridtete cine
@orla0e Elm. wslbe pianolsibbduier
nit elmer GiaenIe bon $50 per Sabr
b~elaitet bel Straie bon nidt peniser
als $50 uno ni9t mebr als 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
Bar Graus : MiiFiFppi GrpnNiiun

III omaha uerrGuit bic Burlington" gabu
Siuette fir bic Runoreiie gum Yreiie elmer
Sobrt unb eiu Grittel giiItig bis gum 1. 9top.
&u ein3elueu Sugeu Sibt cs bluisere Staten.
Vie FoFo!oSrnteu tbeilsu bieritber Na9sres
nit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11

- ). y. TrOnben, ocutl6er NobOtat
mo ytOtnr, 3immer 4l3 Siiice-0es
sdupc. 8. uno Wtains StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
WriuGt.

Wr1uGf.
Gin erfa6renes ai9eumdbtsn. IS!
gluii StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11

Gs 1T Qons re6t, bub Nmerita ben
Sron5Oien Qoiapstte ebrt; 0ber ba8u il!
feline Wettelei nDtbi9. Sn ben meilten
SAuleu iino Gettelei uno Snmmlun=
gen fir ir0enb sinen 3tpef p~erboten;
ioiit cs reht. Soiientli0 mGGt Elm
jcoer tatbDlii0er Yiarrer bon isinem
8c6ie Gjebraub uno la9t 9ans furs:
mir &linQelbentel i'll mel"
S1uie! i. s. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-11
marFtb eri d..
Rreiie far oen 9ro6Sereawl.

Snbuque, ben s. DIT. 1898.
Getreibe uu0 MehL.
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22
Borrowed Smiles.

OfElclal OF Fire Department.--"Is this
friend you want to get on the force a
bright sort Of o fellOW% O'Harrlgan -
"Sure he amt bright enough to set the
worruld afOire, ez ye might say, but
I'm thinkin' he'd do good dale helDin'
put 1t out wanst 1t got a-goin'. .'-Har-
per's Bazaar.
Thoroughness.- TT has taken long
time to locate the Spanish ships" said
one citizen Eyes" replied the other,
"but there's some satisfaction in re-
flecting that when we do get them To-
Gated a great many are likely to re-
main in that nelghborhood for several
centuries. Washington Star
"Well, how did that sonata go that
you have been practiclng all winter?'
asked Mr.. Dobbs as his daughter came
home from her music club looking weary
and disgusted. "Oh they talked SO
much about the origin and formation Of
the sonata" said his daughter, that
there wasn't any time left to play
Harpers Bazaar.
How It Could Be Done.-"The way to
free Cuba is to invade the island" said
the amateur tactician. "NoY" "oh,
dear, no. The way to free Cuba is to
invade Spain so as to force BlancO to
come to the relief Of Madrid. Oh, yes,
indeed. These things are all very sim
pie when one gives them little
thought" Chicago Evening Post.
The Father-"That young man who
used to call on you and stay so late is
in the navy now, / understand" The
Daughter-"Yes, papa; and think Of 1t!
His boat has been disabled! The last l
heard of him he was being towed in. "
well, don't let me see him around
here all hours Of the night, or you will
see him being toed out"-Yonkers
Statesman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-25
A SOLDIERS LIFE
Is Dear to General Miles and There
Shall Be No Needless Risk from
Disease or Bullets.

Washington, May 24.-Before the
cabinet meeting this morning Secre-
tary Alger was asked the direct ques-
ton as to whether the government was
about to issue another call for troops.
He replied promptly that so far as he
was concerned he had not considered
the matter.
with regard to the invasion OF
Cuba" said Major General Miles at the
War Department to-day. Il have moth
ing to say except that the United
States will in due time bring Cuba un-
der its control, by judicious methods
and without a useless waste of time.
The United States is too great, toe
strong and too powerful to commit any
foolish act in connection with the pro-
posed invasion. AS for myself l have
only TO say that no officer is fit to
command troops who from any motive
whatever would needlessly risk the life
of single soldier, either from dis
ease or the bullets of the enemy. |
have never sacrificed the lives of men
under my command and | do not pro-
pose to subject them TO any unneces-
sary risks in the present campaign
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-25
DENT LOCATED.
The Defaulting Cashier Among
Friends in Boone County.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w, Va. May A.-Mar-
ion Dent, who robbed Carver Brothers
of $i,017 at their Morris Creek mines
Saturday afternoon, has been located near
Peytona, Boone county, twenty-five miles
south of here, and a posse Of officers
are in hot pursuit. AS Dent is heavily
armed and known to possess plenty OF
pluck fierce battle is predicted when
the officers come upon him. He is in the
midst of a large number of relations who
are also noted for being game, and with
the advantages of the large mountain
gorges near Peytona, considerable DIFF
fculty is looked for before capturing him.
He had not been taken at late hour to-
night.
Carver Brothers have offered a reward
of $3.50 and it is said local detective sent
a brother of Dent to him, this morning,
offering not to prosecute him If he would
return the money he stole.
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plan was based on the presumption
that reports regarding the insurgent
strength which had been received from
American consuls and others for the
last two years were accurate, and that
the ability of Gen. Gomez to crush the
Spaliards and shut them up in the
coast cities had not been exaggerated.
For nearly two years positive asser-
lions have been numerous that the
Cubans. with merely the moral en-
couragement of the United States
through a recognition of delinquency
would quickly accomplish their Cwn
independence. Within the last month
the falsity Of these assertions has
been demonstrated to the complete
satisfaction Of the authorities here,
and through the reports OF
REGULAR ARMY OFFICERS
who have recently made reconnals-
sances inu the island it is now defln-
itely known that little or no assist
ance from the Wanted Armies OF
Liberation" need be expected. On the
contrary. the latest information, which
is of undoubted trustworthiness, lndl-
Gates conclusively that had so small
force as at first contemplated landed
in Cuba the rapid concentration OF
Spanish troops against it would have
caused it's speedy retreat or resulted
in it's humiliation.
This radical establishment OF those
enthusiasts who predicted Spcnish
abandonment of Cuba at the first evil
dence of threatening attitude on the
part OF the United States, in part, at
least, accounts for the precautions and
delays which are now apparent in the
preparations for invasion. The numer-
zeal strength Of the advance guard is
now placed at 10000, with the asser-
ton that no movement will occur I'M
til twice that number are equipped
and ready to respond instantly to any
call for reinforcements which may be
imperatively demanded.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
while guiding new cable on the bull
wheel at Stringtown, was caught in the
rope and before the engine could be
stopped he was pretty badly bruised up
although no bones were broken. He
had very narrow escape from death.
Col. John ]. Carter, of Titusville, Pa,
general manager OF the Carter Oil
Company, operating branch of the
Standard in this field, arrived here
this afternoon and will remain the rest
of the week. looking after the property.
A. P. Boyd went to St. Marys this
morning to look after some interests in
the oil field there.
F. l.. Blackmarr, P. A. Shanor and
a number of other attorneys, went to
New Martinsyille this morning to at
tend Circuit Court
Roy Moore, of Marietta, an employee
of the Buckeye Pipe Line Company,
was in the city yesterday and to-day,
the guest Of friends.
E. d. Doran, who was arrested here
on complaint of Wheeling authorities
for cutting loose the boats claimed by
Monte Morenzo, and leaving Monte in
Wheeling. was released here this morn
ing without having a trial The pros
ecutor failed to put in an appearance
and it is believed that the matter was
settled amicably out OF court
Mr.. H. ]. Connolly, who has been re-
siding on Charles street, has moved his
family from this city to Salem, w. Va,
where he will make his home for some
time. He is engaged in drilling some
wells in Harrison county.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Morrison, of st.
Louis, Mo-, arrived in the city this
afternoon and will be the guests of
friends for couple of weeks.
Henry Rauch. who has been the
guest of friends in Parkersburg for a
few days, has returned to the city.
The Salvation Army, which arrived
here last week. is holding meetings in
the building formerly occupied by
House & Hermann, on the Diamond,
and judging from appearances they ace
doing great deal of good The large
room is we'll filled almost nightly and
great interest is being taken in the
work
The city Council has been petitioned
by number of the business men to
flx up the wharf. There is place there
about wide enough for one wagon to
so through and in bad weather it is al
most impossible to get to the wharf
boat at all. 1t is understood so,ne OF
the property owners on Water street
have signified their willingness % sell
their property cheap If the cityl wants
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TWO MAIL ORDERS.

Washington, May 24.-Two orders
in regard to mail for and from soldiers
and sailors have been issued by Post
master General Smith. One order
takes the Philippine islands out OF the
category of places where mail conImu-
nication with the United States is sus-
pended, and the other revives a regu-
lation permitting soldiers, sailors and
marines to send letters postage upon
which is to be collected upon deliv-
cry. H..
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already manifested to regard them
as fruits of victory, and in view of the
notorious ineapacity of their inhabi-
tants for self-government to take per-
vide them with complete colonial es-
adjustments. Eventually they may
become in part self-governing, but
the strong arm of the United States
may have to be eXerted indefinitely to
preserve their peace and prosperity.
The authorized strength of the army
a month ago was $4,000 men. 1t has
now been increased to 1893, 800, and of
the latter number $4,000 will be ac-
tualy under arms and in the field be-
fore June /. Before this increase by
the expansion of the regular service
through it's reorganization, under the
three battalion formation, $4,000 men
have been added, the other portion
having been acquired through the
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
and by means of the enlistment of two
hrigades of immunes and one OF en-
gineers. 1t is already the prevailing
belief that the expansion Of the regu-
lar service, though contemplated only
for the duration of the war. will be
permanent, and that the standing army
win never again fall below $4,000. The
latter number, in the opinion of Gen.
Miles. is essential for operations in
Cuba next summer although most OF
the invading force will necessarily be
composed Of volunteers,
The rapid development of the Cuban
Invasion project is given as another
indication of the forthcoming neces-
sity OF additional volunteers. In its
inception a month ago the programme
contemplated force of only 5000 men
to establish a base of supplies. from
which the Cuban insurgents We're to be
armed, clothed and fed and their
campaign against the Spaniards sup
ported a. occasion required. This