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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

Another supreme secretary of the A.
2. A., yclept Charles Beatty, has gone
to the penitentiary for fifteen months
for forging a draft on the Hide and
Leather Bank, Of New York, and when
his term expires he will be prosecuted
on similar charge in Georgia, where
the patriot and orator." Tommy Wat
on sheds his refulgant rays on the
Popultst cause Beatty had the dis
tinction Of being tho last rose of
summer" among the supreme scound-
rels Of the East the rest having pre-
ceded him to state prison.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01
President Cyrus Northrop. of the

President Cyrus Northrop, of the
University of Minnesota, who is an ex-
officio member Of the public library
board. has promised the Irish Stand
ard that Coffins "Story of Liberty
shall receive his official attention at
the earliest possible moment. From
our knowledge of Mr.. Northrop we feel
sure that the lying production of the
Bostonian bigot will be driven out Of
the public library at the beginning CT
the new year.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

That unbemished patriot. Senator
Mark Hanna, Is employing government
detectives to keep tab" on the move
ments OF his Republican enemies in
Ohio
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

An English paper says that the Pope
Is the greatest millionaire in the world,
his palace containing thirty tons CT
gold and precious gems tina. are worth
three times as much,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

We do not like the phrase "Anglo-
Saxon civilization" which appears in
the Christmas day sermon Of Bishop
O'Gorman, which is given elsewhere
in our columns. The learned and ora
torical Milesan prelate, should eschew
the expression hereafter and leave 4
to Rev. Charles A. Berry, of Cam
bridge, England, and others of his ilk.
According to an eminent American di-
vine, Rt Rev. H. Y. Satteree, Prot
estant Episcopal bishop of Washing
ton. the word Angle-Saxon, as de-
scriptive Of Englishmen and Americans,
is about as incorrect as the use of the
word Gothic in differentiation of point
ed architecture
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

Edward Blake, the Canadian states
man. sailed for Ireland last Wednes-
day to resume his parliamentary labors
In behalf of the Green Isle Before
leaving he RENTED a draft of one
thousand pounds sterling for the Irish
parliamentary fund for 1898. 1t was
reported from London that Mr.. Blake
was not to return to the British parlia-
ment, but he emphatically contradictel
the lying Tory dispatch and said he
was ''bound to Ireland" and would con-
ttnue to advocate her cause until vic
tory was achieved. The Irish race
will not forget Mr.. Blake for his de-.
voted services to the sea-girt isle
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

The Irish fair recently held in Chi
cago- under the auspices Of the A. o. H.
to realize funds for the construction of
the Emmett Memorial Hall was q sue
cess both financially and socially.
Where the Irish are so numerous Us
in Chicago they ought to have hall
of their own like the other national
tiles
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

Henry Clews, the New York banker
and goldite, says that the silver ele-
ment in congress is probably strong
enough to defeat Cages financial plan
commented on in these columns last
week.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

Last Sunday at the church of the
Immaculate Conception Rev. DR.. Hef-
from. president of St. Paul Seminary,
delivered an able discourse on the sig
nificance Of the Christmas festival.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

That English friend of Ireland
through thick and thin, the Hon. John
Morley, NJ. p, delivered an address re-
Gently at Bristol, in which he said the
Liberal party would be true to it's
pledges. "In the first place." said Mr..
Morley, ''did they suppose that be-
cause the Liberal party in 1893 failed
to convince the house of lords OF the
necessity for home rule that they
would not be successful on another &C.
casion. He had two propositions to
make In reference to the house of
lords. The first was that general at
tack on the privileges of the house,
either on the ground of the abuse of
those privileges in the past or on the
tndefensibility of the hereditary prin-
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

Another literary thief has been 1c-
tected. Harry J. Smalley, perhaps d
relative Of Snob Smalley, who was re-
Gently snubbed by Senator Hawley,
sent an original poem entitled Path
less" to Munsey's for December, and
1t was published because of its ST.
perior merit. 1t has been discovered
that it was stolen bodily from n moo "
by Walter H. Pollock, written fifteen
years ago. All manuscripts from un-
known writer's will be rejected here
after by Frank A. Munsey in self-pro-
lection from literary impostors.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

A Happy New Year to all.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-01

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-21

An announcement which should prAe
pleasing to those who admire what is
good. wholesome and bright i'm legiti-
mate comedy is the one to the effect
that William II. Crane. the comedian.
will be seen at the opera house a week
from Thursday. The play selected for
presentation Is the actors latest
comedy. "a Virginia Courtship," which
was seen here last December. Eugene
w. Presbrey. the well known stage di-
rector, is the author OF the work, and
in II he tells a charming story of love,
honor. romance and chivalry. The
story takes one back TO Virginia dur
ing the early part OF the present CEN
tury. when the people who occupied the
roomy old mansions, built with ma
tefials imported from the mother coun-
try. clung tenaciously TO, the manners
and customs of the old world. IL was
a time when work was considered de-
basing, and when the ininuet. the chase
and the good things from the kitchen
furnished the pleasures of the hour.
The story is told effectively and has a
fine literary flavor. The costumes worn
are Of the Georgian period. and they are
decidedly picturesque. Tne character
i'm Mr.. Cranes keeping Is that of a Mai.
Fairfax, pompous old gentleman, with
a fiery temper. and a man who would
not hesitate to call another out before
breakfast to accept a few leaden pei
let's for having gratuitous,y offered
some slight insult. The presentations
will undoubtedly draw large audiences.
The play is now in its third week I'm
Boston, where IL has scored heavily and
been commended on all sides for its
sterling merits
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-21
PECULIAR POIsONs.
clnsaArlD. IN rHs NuMAx soOv.

...t|I . L.. /. d. . . = .'
The Rssuit sf Imp srfect Digestion Of
Food.
Every living thing, plant OF. animal,
contains within itself the germs OF cer-
tain decay and death.
In the human body these germs Of
disease and death Called by scientists
Ptomaines),. are usually the result OF
imperfect, digestion OF food: the re-
suit OF trldigestion or dyspepsia.
The stomach. from abuse. weakness,
Goes not promptly and thoroughly d.
sest the food. The result is a heavy.
sodden mass which ferInents Cthe first
process OF decay poisoning the blood.
making IL thin. weak, and lacking in
red corpuscles; poisoning the brain
causing headaches and pain in the eyes.
BaG digestion irritates the heart.
causing palpitation and finally bringing
on disease OF this very important organ.
Poor digestion poisons the kidneys,
causing Bright's disease and diabetes.
And this is so because every organ,
every nerve depends upon the stomach
alone for nourishment and renewal. and
weak digestion shows itself not only In
loss of appetite and flesh but In weak
nerves and muddy complexion.
The great English scientist, Huxley.
said the best start I'm life Is a sound
stomach. Weak stomachs fall to digest
food properly. because they lack the
proper quantity OF digestive acids uac-
tic and hydrochIoric) and peptogenic
products. the most sensible remedy IN
all cases of Indigestion is TO take after
each meal one. or two of Stuart's pys-
pepsia Tablets. because they supply in
a pleasant harmless form all the, ele-
ments that weak stomachs lack.
The regular use of Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure every form Of stomach
trouble except cancer OF the stomach.
They increase flesh. insure pure blood
strong nerves. a bright eye and clear
complexion. because all these result on
ly from wholesome food well digested.
Nearly all druggists sell Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets at 80 cents full sized
package or by mail by enclosing price
to Stuart Co. Marshall. Mich, but ASK
your druggist first.
A little book on stomach diseases
mailed free. Address Stuart Co, Mar
shall, Mich.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-21
SOMEWHAT FARCICAL.
Twelve Earned Runs BY the Champions
In Tuesdays Game.

Boston, Sept. 2l.-In order that there
might not be any doubt as to the final
contest OF the Boston Louisville series.
the former team rolled UP "a runs in the
game yce,erday. the largest number Sc
cured this season. The champions
pounded the tFo I.cuisvilie pitchers all
over the field, while the fielding o. the
visitors was so peer that runs were
scored almost al wiii. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-21

Earned runs-Bostons. 12: Louisvillea
8. Two-base hits-Lewis. 2; stafford
Tenney. Lowe. Clarke. Home run
Hoy. Double play--Altrock and Dec
ker. First base on balls--By Lewis. 2:
by Altrock. .. Wild pitches-Altrock
2: bowling. 4. ,Hic kmap. 1. Tlme--2 -
tenda ace-2CoO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-21
BARGAINS IN HORSES.

New York. Sept 21.-Three hundred
md seventy-five horses that belonged to
Rooseyelt's rough riders went under the
hammer yesterday at prices ranging
from s5 TO s77. but averaging about si6.
The horses were nearly all broheho
Many of them had never been saddied
and few of them. had been shod. There
were but two men In the crowd OF
butchers bakers. farmers. grocerymen
and horse dealers who had real intcre st
In the bids they made. They were
Privates Hughes and Ebers. Hughes
bid in his horse for sls. Ebers had TO
pay So for his mount. as IL did not appear
as starved as did most OF the others
whose ribs could be counted. When
Ebers had secured a clear title ihe two
men rode off together. Other rough
riders spent the day Ia a fruitle-S scare h
for the animals which had once belor q, I
To- them. Among those Who searched for
a particular animal WAS Perry Tiffany
who was looking forthe horse which was
ridden by his brother Lieutenant Tiff
fsny.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-21


The New Yorks had the game with the
ST. Louis club we'll in hand up TO the
seventh inning. when six singles and a
bad throw let In four runs. The game
VAS called On account OF darkness. with
the score tie at :.
The Pittsbu-gs hit Kennedy of the
Brooklyns hard yesterday. while Cronin,
formerly of the Fall Rivers. had the
trolley dodgers at his mercy and shut
them out.
Three errors In the sixth inning gave
the Chicagces the Washington game.
Everett OF the winners was put out Of
the game for disputing one Of Andrews
decisions. Az
The CincinnatIs won the concluding
game from the PhIladeiphias by better
playing
Peters Of the cicvelancs was wild
and received rather ragged support I'm
baltimore. Nops az tho clone was hit
hard. Tebeau's men 1nade four runs
In the eighth inning when The game
was called 1Ss account of darkness. the
score etsnd.rs u 6 FOR the B3ltImores
In a calamity fought battle before "A
crowd OK 900 fans. the Kansas city
1eani won the Western league pcnnant
for 1898 defeating the indianapolis team,
6 10 ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-22
Gincn rniiebiiarn &1D

fano am 6reita9 MOr9en nm ell Bier:
tel Dor 10 llbr Der 2~6jd0ri0e S6eO-
bore Soloner in Der 9obelmiible Der
Northumberland &n0ppsStO So.
al Der Z. StrObe untcrb0Ib Der @aIG.
tnaton=S tr0be. IerieIbe Upllte Den
Sreibriemen pon einem SNOfte aul
etren anOeren riIden Nl3 er DOn oer
Setter fieI, weIbe er Nicr3u bsuubt
bate. Gr belt ii6 einiNe 3eit an
einem SrisbiAnfts U1o hing auf bieie
@eiie cine tur5e 3eit lang bii!ferufeno
III Der Suit. Sin WtitNrbeiter 9las
mems 6rieori9 Gilic lab Soloner's
entleBliGe Sage mo UO.lte CUR 0iilfe
ellen. jeooA eDe er e. tonnte, lab er
SOloner fallen lno SPAR duf einCn
mG6ti9en Sreibreimen, Der DEN &6rpsr
nit Hieieutruit uno Slibesibnellc nit
lid fprt3O9 uno oas Spfer in Die Seff.
nu!l9 oes Subbooens bineiniaQte,
ourb weI6e Der 9rpBe Giemen lid bin=
ourh iie0t. SNour6 tpuroe Der E0r=
per oes Nerun9liidten entlsBIi6 su9e=
rihtet unO man muBte, ais bic Ma=
I6ienm gum Stiueltano 9ebraht iUOrs
Den, Den 6uBb0oen tbeilpelie ouf=
reiBen, I'M Den @eiAn0bm berpDrSu=
bOlen. Coroner S2nnett belt glei9
Die &eiheni0aU Ob uno man brG6te
Die Sei9e n01 Der g8obnung Der Stern
oes 10 trOrrIQ unO iGorri0 llmgstons
menen. SelbltperitdnGli9 mar Die
g0driht Oes &OrQefoIlencn fir Die
GItern cine SiOb&pOit, welhe cine ent-
IeBlid)e &rOueriSene pcrurio6te, oenn
Der jun9e WGrn ioll Elm Mtuiter gene
len iein III @c3u0 0uf bic grfiillun9
ieincr &inOespfli0ten. 9erielbe tuobnte
an Der Sic Der gSDitcE StraBe uno
GN4le POint NOenue uuo bate bic
lutGerIIde ct. Y0uIs SduIe beluht.
Nl0 bic Nrbeit9eber lOben Den &er=
un9Iilften NIs einen NIL IterDNitsn Nrs
better.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-22
Gnl. 6ennrrinn

bat cine 8orla9e in bic SauOesaeIebs
9ebun9 einaebratt, melAe ben '6plns
oelbaften Sauterotten i'm 2anoe bet
tommen mill. 9erieIbe belt in perl.
@o6e feline &eoe gu 8unIten Der Sor'
la9e unO bic IeIbe peroient ole Nller'
tennung.
@enn es inherent G%ongreBmant
Sol. SenOerion Qsiingen iOlte, benz 10
fabelb0ft ihdnolihen Bancroft : @e=
i5Gfte in uniersm 2anoe burh Elm
p~anenbss, Our6fiibrbares 0slet
elnen Samm 81 ieben, 10 lpliroe er llt
Die Spmp0t9ie 01er ebrli9el II,
tpeiterblifenoen 8eihQftsleute
Deg 2anoes %9epinnen, Denn Die 16lpln'
oelbOften S0nterOtte Iino elmer Der
SrebsI9dOen unIeres 8sIaaftsmelen ems.
g8ir fiir9ten nur, o0b ss bel Der berr=
i6enoen, Olut frelen Gonturren3
i9wer DnIten Miro, cine &emeour 3l
i9Qhel, oenn Die Nnleritaner b0ben
cine oerGrti4e 8orliebe fir cine obIolut
i9rantenlOie GOnturrens, oob e. itberz
aus i6Wer lit fir lie Die iulrtlib bes
rehti9te "reie GOnturren5 BON Der
unebrIi6en GOnturrenS su unterl9eloen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-22
Gus bcm COUNTY unO Der Wa1bers
i9aft.

- gu Sabanna wuroe 0eor9 Gro=
Der. Elm Seiser auf Der Yurlin9ton=
ga0u 9etDotet unO SpOr lpie ourd elm
b0Iss N%erhdnQniB. Sin Yremier bate
i'm Suntelu cine ROpplerbOl5e 0n cine
Stslle werien ipOllen, no er mubte,
oaB er lie ipdter brGuasn iperoe. ga
Die Stelle siemli6 nett entiernt mar,
that Der Sremier eiuen beiti0en Wurf
unO 0roUer bate babel oas unQliid.
BON Der YOl;e on ben S6dosl 0etrof=
fen sl peroen. Gr lebte bios nod &
SmnOsn. Ser Ssrltorbene bintsrldbt
cine Satin uno 3tuei Sinoer 81 ga
GrOie, gSis.
-S Sic tOnnen quite 2iQuOre per
@Ollons iiir ibreu priuat=@ ebraub fir
ibren PriUGts8 ebraub bel y. Is. Wur=
rap IL Go.'s &iquDren:S Store ge9en=
ilber Dem Sotel SuIien t0uien.
- gu S~psrspile itarb am Monta9
perfl. gSObe 6rOu aatbarina Sasper,
9sbOreue Softer, I'M Nlter bon 81
Sabrsn. Sieielbe mar 81 g8cien in
@eiipbnlen i'm SABRE 1881 9eboren.
wuros 1868 nit ibrem 8atten Bernard
SGspsr ebeliA 9straut uno lam 1868
ua0 Nmsrilu uuO GpsrsDile. IS
iiberlsbeu Die Gabin9eihieoene ihr
@Otte uno Orei 9inoer. ndmli1: Ssins
rid. GrNu Nilolau3 8ralue lno Srau
Bernard 9lOtle. Il. !. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-22
Gin &ren, i'm 9renubol3e.

9ieier Sage pOute Ssrr Nitolau5
8rOmmerI9 Quf ieiner 6arm bel
Hurembur9 in bieiigen GOuntp ein
Stiif SreunbOl3 ms 6euer le9en. NIs
er on oemis!ben bic 6Orm zines Srell=
Ses nit einsm treppennrti9en 6uB9eItell
'bemsrtte, wel1es tlNr unO oeutli6 an
benz Sol;e QubGItete. 9os Sol3 1T Elm
Gttt Gi$ eiuem Gihenboume uno oas
&reu3, wsItss al benz 9ol3e haftet, 1T
OhenbOr einGewa9ien, oenn Die Der-
ibieoensn 8in9e i'm SolSe oeuteu
oarOuf bin, oaB Der Baum, aus wel=
dem oas @tif itammt, pisle, bieIe
Sabre GIt 1T, mas Gub oaraus gu
i6lieben III, oab Der Baum aus einem
gYolOe ltGGlmt, pel6er etpa orei Wtei=
len bon &ugCmburg Iie9t.
Serr GrOmmeri6 bra6te bieIer Gage
bas Stitf 0Ol3 nit benz Sreu3s, mel
DIES etlpaG bis 10 3Oll lang uno 3 big
5 3Oll brett 1T, CUR StaOt unO 6si9te
bNsielbe bel 9errn S6neiosrmeiiter
SO6anH &leIn an Der 6laD-S tra6e.
Ser 6uno ut cine wGbre Wterfwiiroigs
teit unO 9err @rOmmeri6 bat YbOtOs
%grapbieen oesielben ns9men laiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-22
Die OH Scllnws poaen cine ,,Shnlr
iiir arhcimc Wrbcit" uriiuOcu.

Die Sa9esbldtter bsridten, Dab man
in bieIigen Dob 6elows=&reiien iebr
rilbrig al elmer bO6it inte~reiiantsn
Irbelt bei6afti0t isi. Seute (Mtitts
poh), Sonnerlta9 uno Sreitag Ibeno
lOa i'm bieli9en Obj 5ellOps,Sempsl
S1ule gebaltsn peroen, in melber
Selebrung iiber Die .aebei me n
Irbeiten" Der Dob Selcms aeseben
tueroen ioQ. Oils 2ebrer iOlsn fungi
rem Die Serren Silton bon Sttumlpa
rno Solmes uno &oiemann BON Wt.
Pleaiant, Sd, iuel1e an9ebli6 ale
palt 8rano Waiters bon Soma uno
Yait &eprG% ientanten al ben SOuperl=
men Sc9en=@ eriammlungen 9emelen
IilO.
Die SagssblItter ersdblen, bic Obj
5elows bdtten 600 Miit9lisoer in Su=
buquc uno 81 Der S6uIe iiber 8ebeim=
arbeiten iOllsn Dob 6elops aus benz
9anien noroweltli6en Soma eingelaoen
iein.
Nls Saup!arbeiter fir bleien 0urIus
weroen %9enannt: Serr &. 3. Duncan
uno Serr s.. .. 8niifte, Sobn oes
Serrn 5. u. 8nifte. &eoatteur oes
bleliaen Rational 9emotrat". Sis'
islben baben ii6 nit Den So9en aller
9rObsren benahbartsn Srtihaften in
Gerbinouns ssisBt uno Grbeitsn mOS=
li4it eifrig iir bic Obj 5ellows.
SAule. Die orei 2ebrmsiItsr, luel9e
oben genannt. Iino, wllroen bon ben
2o9en=Iutcritdteu i'm Stoate nit Der
mibtiaen Gui8abe Der Selebrun9 iiber
8ebeimarbeit betraut, neil man lie
als bDhIt erfabrene Soseubriioer tennt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-22
I Scrr 2lntnn Settler fen.

Sn ieiner g8O9Hun9 ouf Seminary
Sill itarb an 9ienltu9 WOr0en. wObI=
DerIe1en nit ben 81. Sterbeiatramens
ten, Serr @nton Settler ieu., mad
ldn0erer berber &r0ntbeit. Der 8er-
itOrbene mar 3u Bremen BEL Nerl in
g8~eifNlen an ID. GttOber 1880 9ebO=
rem uno wurOe o0Ielblt i'm Sabre 1856
nit SRI. Tranjista Sdulte. S6welter
be5 Q%ubetNnnteu Serrn Contractors y.
S4ulte, ebeli6 9etraut. Ser Gbe
entIproIen s &inoer, bon benen nit
Der Wtutter nod orei &inoer ben Gnts
fdluiencn iiberleben. nGmli9: Trau
Gbriitina Ssrtin9, Satin oe5 9errn
&ntOn Sertin9; SRI. 6ran3i5tn &ett=
Ter uno AntOn Settler. Die GeerOis
gun8 iOno am Greitag MOr8en I'm 8
llbr, oOn Der Ct. Marientirbe aus,
it0tt. Ser 9Gbin9ei6ieoene mar als
eiu braOer &Otbo!it llno tii6ti0er ta-
tbOlii6er @ilr8er bsitens bstannt.
r. l. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-22
Sic StaotratbsiiBung

am 9onnerstag Nbeno mar cine rll9iae,
Dbi6On iebr wi6tige Ingelesenbeiten
Derbanoelt puroen. IS tpuroe Elm
@eiu9 einserei9t, wel9es 100 Se!pOb=
rer Der fiinIten uno Der OritteIl @arb
unterSei9net batten uno in pelaenl
oieielben li6 81 Gunitsn Der GrOfiuun9
BON Wtilpautee QDe. ausipre6en. 3u=
Qlei6 piro in Dem Geiu6e ertldrt, oab
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MAIDEN, CAB leinen Seri9t ab. SNs
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1899 miro auf 1910, 900 beri6tet.
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itdotii1eu Nbtbeilun9en erlnubt IinO,
aber niht itberitjegen tueroen iollen,
lperoen ME fOl9t an8e9eben: