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New-York tribune., 1898-09-23
OTTOMAN INERTIA.

Or. Angels talk in yesterdays Tribune was
the most lucid and instructive discussion OF
Turkish affairs we have had for many day
The speaker did not succeed while Minister TO
Turkey in securing settlement Of this country's
inst claims against the Porte: but the nfOrma
ton he has given and will further be nble TO
impart to the Government nj Washington must
prove of the highest value in guiding the way 10
such a settlement. OF the justice OF our claims
there has never been any doubt but DR.. An
CELLS tcrse statement Of them makes the assur-
ance of their validity seem doubly sure Euro
pcan claims, Of unquestonablc validity, are
merely for indemnity for damage done by mobs.
Ours are for indemnity for damage done by the
accredited agents Of the Turkish Government
acting in their official capacity. European gov
crnments hold. and It Is sound international
Inv, that II government Is responsible for the
acts Of rioters within its jurisdiction. Certain
". then a government Is responsible, in much
more emphatic degree. for the acts Of its own
oilicors-that Is. its own acts.
Such Is the basis OF the American claims. DR.
Angel urged them upon the Turkish Govern
plcnt with the utmost dircctness and force. The
ONLY answer be could got was altogether unSat-
,sfactory The Turkish Government would not
discuss details 1t all. II simply in general
way disclaimed responsibility and refused in
demnity To the European Powers II had tho
unrivalled effrontcry 10 go little further, and
To intimate that it might make a counter claim
against them for tho violence OF their subjects
| in resisting Turkish outrage and murder. II
such an intimatoD was not also made 20 DR.
Angel II was doubtless because the Americans
who were injured by Turkish soldiers were nm
able TO make any resistance. But the answer
actually made to Or. Angels demands was suf
fcicntly suggestive and illnminativc Of the OF
| toman attitude That attitude may be described
| Ia the words Of the Duke Of Magenta at the
| MalakofY. Here | am; here | stay" or, moro
briefly but not less comprehenslvely, In the one
word. Inertia.
With what arguments can retort thereon bt
made? To moral suason the answer IS already
made by Turkey. To legal pressure Of claim,
the answer is apparent. "A bankrupt" says
DR.. Angel. "has an advantage. lie can pa,
nothing and owe the rest" That Is cxactl,
what Turkey has done and is doing and will do
There remains the question Of force Th,
| Powers Of Europe do not seem inclined to appl,
New-York tribune., 1898-09-23
FOR THE LAFAYETTE MONUMErR
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY SENDS LETTER To =.

PRESIDENT MKINLEY SENDS A LETTER tn ~,
REvELL APPROVING OF THE UNDERTAKING
Washington Sept. 22.-The following ia ~. p-
dents letter in reply to letter from Aiex :,
Reve. vce-president OF the Lafayette Memo.a:
Committee:
Washington. D. c.. Septenh. q.
My Dear Sir: Your letter, written in Behalf ., q
esed me and have ead With mus mnc Srssy
the plans already outlined for the proposed mon0n
The 10 hs is one IN WHICH and and
will be considered privilege TO participate a.,
ases hs dsa na hs ss m As
In this tribute Will not only be or vast educatopsst
value as to one Of the most mportant an epochS
inspiration Of a high ideal. Of devotion tm 10 .ne
principles and of the public recognition paid 70 osss ;,ss
General Lafayette was but a young man ~b.,
he esponsed the cause OF Liberty ahn b
do so i is altogether httlns ting therefore that the
youh Of America should pd save ba.s In this test
am glad to note that your committee has nx.A
date when SpT psee ppse4 interest," In syeEy n & Ra' Of
mouunen, and their determination that the now
mont already begun shall achieve the greatest sue
CESS very WILLIAM MKINLEY
The following is Mr.. Revells letter:
Chicago. Sept. In
Memorial Commission. recently formed by the ccwn
missIonerG General to the Paris Exposition. we hass
To-
nalize and make conspicuous the particpaton q
the United States I'm the Paris Exposition BY H.
erection In Paris In the name OF the youth OF our
and a monument to the early friend OF lbs-
ties-Ceneral Iafayette-the same 10 be unvelss
and dedicated July I. United States Day. al ths
/ Exposition.
II is believed by the Commission that an oppor
tune and fitting occasion now presents Itself
wherein the American people may again show hei,
gratitude and vencration for that compatriot Of
Washington whose remains now lie humbly IN.
! tered in the Picpus Cemetery OF Paris. marked
onlv by an unnrctentious granite slab.
II is esnecially desirable that the monument
should he q spontaneous offering from the students
! and school children of America. We believe that
Inv thus directing their thoughts 10 this PATRIOTS
and Inspiring period OF our history TO which Gen.
eral LAFAYETTE SO greatly contributed, It viii
broaden their views TO international points ari
arouse their interest in the great events OF h.
da wning century. a,
United States be requested TO recogniz- October
ms LAFAYETTE Day In the schools and coleges-pub-
! Iic and narochial-of the land when a portion Of
the dav may be devoted 10 exercises appropriate
,o the occasion the story Of our struggle for lib
ortv told anew 70 our children, ana they may
! that dav contribute their help and mite in memory
OK the knight of liberty and first defender OF Amer.
| ica. II, ~ o.,.,
II is our wish that you will, upon constellation
of this subject give Il such approVal as you may
/ deem proper.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-23
COLONEL Hay STILL HERE.

HE WILL PROBABLY GO TO WASHINGTON 10
MORROW.
Colonel John Hay former American Ambassador
70 England who f. TO be Secretary OF State to
succeed william r. Day, resigned, is SIN at The
Holland House. Through his secretary ne SAID laS
night that he would in all probability remain In
tho city until tomorrow. He did expect to go to
Washington to-day but was compelled TO stay over
He will probably see the President on Monday next
Colonel HAY said that he had nothing 20 ada TO
what he had already said and which had been
nubiished Tho secretary reported that there was
a large quantity OF mail awaiting Colonel Hay ana
that I, would take him some time 10 dispose OF H.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-23
POLICY N REGARD TO ANNE1ATIOy.
PRESIDENT scHURMAS DISCUSSES THE slTuA'
rIoN BEFORE CORNELL STUDENTS.

PRESIDENT sCHuRMAS DISCUSSES THE sITrA
rIoN BEFORE CORNELL STUDENTS.
Ithaca. y. Y. Sept 22-President schurman In
tho course OF his annual address 10 the students o.
Cornell Unive-rity to-day touched upon the issue
brought up by the recent war with Spain relative
10 the disposal OF acquired territory including the
Philippines. He said:
Vow that war Is over there seems 10 be will
ingness on the part OF some TO depart from our
original policy. At the beginning Of the conae.
our President and our Congress. In declaring war,
made a solemn declaration as TO the motives and
nr,ncinles on which It was to be waged We inter
fered. we declared, In Cuba for the sake OF hu'
mauity. and d!sclaimed any intention Of forcibs
annexation or control over the island 1t Is not n
accordance then with those principles 20 annsx any
territory which formerly belonged 10 Spain.
I'VE hear II advocated that the Phhippnes w
long 10 us by right Of conquest but me Mea 'rs W
we have conquered them Is mis,aken S Vne' 80 W.
* co tnsurgents under the control OF n herce anc
dcsperate leader TO claim the islands by rtgnt o..
conquest It oTs Teu,S thersfore 9 uneT no obligation
ia people. To keep this force IN suolect'on & u
would be necessary also 70 main,nn m bar brse on
our hands and an expensive one. We ought not NO 70
sacrifice youthful lives when there Is no oonsa''0n
Monarchy may expand by acquisition OF tetn.
tory. but democracy. which is government oy tns
people and for The people ca.hot seFo a. 20
eminent Tho Nation. Ike person. must oe ,si no1
es, and keep its promises. When Cuna Is pacln,sa
~ ,hay fall In their efforts establish a staoe
form OF government which shall secure saie,y u
lie and property, then we must again & rnSesis CsSa
But II they succeed In my opinion no' oh!s .u.s @
hu, also Porto Rico will soon be tapping a. ~ w.
doors for admission to the Union II we ahnen s.1
islands hold that we will be committing c''nA~
New-York tribune., 1898-09-23

The unanimous denomination OF Congressman
Manany in the XXXIIId Congress District Is
deserved compliment to this energetic ana i'iae
pendent young Republican. who Interested MINI
self In politics while yet in college and mas since
been an answering advocate OF Repuonca"
principles and measures. while maintaining WIN
equal steadfastncss his own right to indiViduai
Judgment both as Representative anu d
politician Mr. Mahany holds third place on tne
immigration Committee. is member OF the
Postoffice Committee and is ranking civiian on
the Military Committee. This Is good stand
ing for a young member and shows an aputude
for general legislation which is recognized oy
the Speaker But besides devoting himself 10
National topics Mr.. Mahany evidently iooNs
well after the smaller wants Of his constituents
to Judge from the enthusiasm manifested for
him at home.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-23
CNERMlN H01R ILL.

Concord Mass Sept. Fisherman Hoar. OF ht
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association. is III q
his home here with typhoid fever. He had oe'n
sick a few days with pneumonia. and was linpIc,s'
ing until yesterday. when typhoid fever deveoSec
xtsi,ing the camps OF the United States Army u
the south when travelling in the interests oi 'as
association
New-York tribune., 1898-09-23

Cleaning out the stables Of King Augeas was
holiday work In comparison with that which
awaits France in cartlng away the Dreyfus lit
ter which may not be ended I'm time for her In
tcrna,ional housewarmng Of 1900.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-23

Chicago has a non-treating club based on inc
theory of drinking alone, and when feasiole
leaving the drinks on the house. Its watcnworus
are moderation and frugality. notorious Ola
props Of virtue elsewhere, though chicago up
peors TO have Just discovered them
New-York tribune., 1898-09-23
THE PHILIPPINE PROBLEN.
THE MORAL OBLIGATION.

From The Minneapolis Times.
But over and above all Is the fact OF our mo,s. ~
obligation toward people from whose ne. than
have removed the yoke OF tyranny more nrS m
three centuries old. Having assumed ths s,v hs.
Gus responsibility can we now shrH Il ms,e msra,nns-
cause we have discovered upon closer, sA""
ton that II is greater than We thousht'
THE ERROR OF THE ANNEXATIoNlsIS
From Harper's Weekly ,a,s
They say that Spain Is not capable OF sy.ss pso
these people a good government ana tnar tnar.srro,ent
ple themselves are not capable OF sen taken
They add that the United states, ha'."s - morally
possession of Manila and Mania bay. - 70 hat
bound in the interests Of civilization. 10 see Of
better government is established IN uls ulss,,aI error
the thrown down THIS Is q iu,'s,s SITES is not
OF the annexationsts. The United ss $50 The task
under any such obligation, at least h carried on
OF governing the Philippines can 'sa I ,Hn II the
without detriment to our own civiAar ~ ,be Phil
effect of undertaking the government, States
ppnes will be to bring Ill 10 the fS.n,ted States
itself either moral or political Inc interest Of the
savages OF the Philippines.
THE DICTATES OF HUMANITY
From Tho Brooklyn Eagle u.w
Every considerable OF humanity IN ,'np pnrottssive
prevent the return OF the Islands 70 ' ~ Ike them
rule Of Spain. The people wan. h.ousrnment vs. IS We
under our protection S"fn ns wlth their consent
and the expulsion of Spain would we h"sn mshns
nation Of the efforts which thsy n"' We must Keep
the Philippines, and seem TO De p'''"
do II.
NO OBLIGATION TO sUBDuE Thee
From The Buffalo Express. ., main
The troops already there are sulncis,'; "a the only
thin order I'm the city of Manila. wnISIn states
part OF the group for which the tnin ~ subdue
responsibo We can have no opnSltV ,.sn II thsy
Tho natives I'm the rest OF the islands nhieation
Mood subiection unless We make tne me wts
ours .,vss Whatever might be said an,es anou. % The
dom OF peacefully acquiring the Philppl,ur peopN
Exnress' believes that the judgment & ~ 10 ws have
wouId be wcil-nigh unanimous In sayihs ""
had war enough.
IT SHOULD DECLARE ITS INTEN '0
rrcu, The Chicago Inter Ocean. ann
II thi, country wishes to secure It's emnmpllca'
ouest peacefully and decisively. wthou, Isle no
Inns with any foreign Power. II should ,"r,ion Il
,imc I'm informing the world that us nps,,np,nei
TO hold It's own In every island OF the f"'"''
against all comcrs.
THE LIMITS OF DUTY.
From The Omaha Bee. .ool
We must deal fairly and Justly with ''f 'efbal DO
o, the Philippines. AS undoubtedly We wverdsn our
hut we have assumed no obligation 10 Duu.nsntal 4
selves with a task which would be detiiihsrsy ant
our own interests and welfare. Giving nupnId nnt
civilization TO all the Philippines We sur ,r pesc,
an undertaking Of endless difficulties " oN'
and security.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-23

II they cannot best accomplish 'he'r Pun
uniting with the XHVlith IN supp''' i
Lambeer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
gImSIanO.
Seuti d lamb.
Serlin, Is. Sob.

Die internationale Wnti-9lnarbilten=
9onferenS. gu Der bic italieniibe Gs=
aisrrna balo nab Der @rmproung Der
Gaiierin Gliiabetb bon Selterreib Sin.
laounaen oil Die eurOpdiihsn Wdhte
er9eben lieB, wiro osmndblt in Iom
3uIammsntreten. gu Ssrtretern Der
oeutiden &egierun9 limb bonn Saier
ermannt worosn: Der beutIde Yotidai-
ter in Eon, Sreiberr Saurma BON Der
Sslti6. fsrnsr Der Sortrasenoe &atb
i'm preubiiben Wtiniiterium oes Sn-
nern, gBirilibs 8sbeime Sberre9ie=
runasratb bon pbilipsborn, uno Der
prOieiior Der StaatsUilenibaiten an
Der llniueriitdt Siibin9en, II. bon
Wtartib.
Sas proaramm Der italieniiden Ge.
aierun9 Iiir Die @onieren3 lit iOl9enoss:
!. glae bon 9lnarbilten beaanssnsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Selegrapbiide Scpeidcn.
SnIAn0.
Naub.
ct. Soiepb, Mo., II. Noo.

ct. Soiepb, Mo., II. Noo.
&ls heute Der Gountpidabmeilter
nno iein @ebiilfe in Gbarlton, Sa.,
gum Mlittasehen se9an9en waren, itie-
gen sipei Mdnner ourb oas Sberlitt
ms 3immer uno Itablen $4,000 in pas
pier= uno Silberselo, oas Iih im 8eloa
fbrante uno in Der @elolbublaoe bes
S6reibtiides befano. gltan nimmt
on. baB fid bic &duber irgenoiuo slui-
ihen st. Soiepb uno Gbariton befin=
ben uno bofft, iie feltnebmen 3u tOnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Gpielte Al natiirlih.
g I. 2ouis, Mo., l3. 81

ct 2ouis, Wo., l3. Sob.
Wdbreno Der 9luffiibrun9 bon IS
Pasliacci" I'M Genturp=Sbeater fiibrte
Der Senorilt Ssrancesco 9ollen3 ben
SdluB zines 9lttes nit einsm Stiid
&ealismus aus, oas ni6t auf oem
Bro9ramm fano. Gr itieB ndmlib Der
primaoOnua. SRI. Neoba Morriion,
feinen Sol6 nit elmer Wuht in ben
linten llnterarm, oab ein glutltrabl
emporibOB uno Die Sdngerin Obn-
maAtis suiammenbrah. Der TOr-
bang muroe herunteraelalien uno Ge-
9iiieur 2Ooerins rief nab einem Nrite
nnter ben 3uidauern. Or. 3bOmps
ION melbete iid uno Derbano bic
98unoe. SRI. MOrriion tonnte nibt
peiter ipielen uno wuroe na9 ibrem
Sotel aebrabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Sprang bnm Sugc.

Setroit, Mid.. 13. gtop.
Die 23jdbrise Soa 4cola Itiir,te iib
beute frib ourd bas Sseniter zines
9Saaens oes SOuabton=Sdne
auf Der Midisau @entrals@iienbabn.
als Der 3ua nod cine turse Strede bon
GolumbiaOille entfsrnt mar. Sic mar
cine Srrlinni9e, bic 9emdB bem gin=
tpanoerunasaeieBe nab 6innlano su-
riif9eitidt meroen irllte. neil lie peni=
Ger als elm Sabr bier anidiiig seueien
mar. ginwanoerun9sinipettor gBil-
llams ilno bic Watrone bes 3ollamtss
III Sault ct. Marie batten bas Wldo-
den unter ibrer Sbbut. 98illiums
ia9te beltte 9lbeno, iie babe pdbreno Der
&eiie bon Marquette. no lie i'm 8e.
fdnanihe snriifgebalten 9eueien lei,
felnen sSlu9tperlu6 gemabt. Sie
llnsliiflide bate lid bel Dem Sturs
bas 8enif 9ebroben unb ipuroe oils
Geibe In ben 3u9 gebrabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Bonn ,,infenlnien" Serrb.
M E biicine 2ob9e, Gas.,
13. 9ippember.

Ser giational 9lbseoronete Serrp
Simpion, Der bel Der fiirSlibsn Wie-
berlpabl bon Gbeifer q. Song geidla=
gen iuuroe, ertldrt bic Nnsabe. oab er
Die politit on ben Nagel 9ebdnst babe.
fir unuabr. vgs 1T mOslid." ia9te
Simpion einem Yeridteritatter, .oaB
ih niht mebr vfiir @onareB lauie",
aber Der politit babe i9 barum ooh
bel 2eibe nod nidt ab9eidmoren. Sd
bin nod redt lebenoig." g8as iibri=
gems Simpion, tuenn iein 3ermin i'm
GOnareb abaelaufen 1T. tbun mill,
0orilber idmisa er iid aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22

Die Mebrbeit Der gemobner Der Staot
mar Die ShlieBuna Der Yant our4 ben
Comptroller eiae lleberrai6uns, aber
in 6inanStreiien lpuroe Die 9ataltropbe
lett einem balben Sabre erpartst.
gantunteriuder Sobes bate Die gii=
der Der Yant nit @roB' Siilfe ourh=
9eleben uno nibts guBer9emobnlibes
oil 6roB bemerit. 9lls 2sbterer beute
Die yant, sebn Wiinuten ebe iie se=
"ltH"n wuroe, Oerlieb, tuintte er nod
oen glnlueienoen ireunoliden Nbldieo
su. Damn begab er lib nod Der
6arn. trat in bas S6labimmer oes
gluiielers gpans uno idOb lib cine
9u9el ourh ben Gopf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
9 pa MEN.
3 aris, 16. 9lop.

Sas Sournal laat beute iiber bic
nnterbanolunsen; .gBir slau.
ben. oaB bic iibertrisbensu 6oroerun=
gen Der Der. Staaten Seratbun9en
swii1en jsnsm 2anoe uno Spanien
iait mm0alih 9emaht baben. Sir
Spanien ibeint nihts iibris 81 bleibsn
als llnterweriuus.
,Tas Wsruht BON elmer Ginmiihuug
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Sin syencr i'm Gislannc.
Sta9uap. 4lasia. Z. Ncp.. bi
Nictoria. y. s.. Ia. Npp.

Seuts bier an9etommsne suriidteb=
renoe Glonoiter briI9en Die Nadribt
nit, oab Die Staot Sawion BON elmer
Geuersbrunlt beimgeiu6t uuroe. bic
einen S6aoen bon elmer balben Wtillion
Dollars anri6tete. Yier3ia 8ebduoe
Der Staot branntsn ab. Sas 6euer
brad an Wtor9en oes 8. Sttober ae9en
6 llbr i'm 8rsen Sree Saloon aus uno
bic llrlabe mar cine Hauierei smiiben
atuei gDeibsbiloern. Belle WtitCteQ
ibleuoerte cine &e na6 einem an=
beren Srauen,immer; bic 2ampe ger.
brab. bas Del breltete Iib aus unb in
Elm paar Setunoen itanb oas 8ebduoe
IN Jlamnlen. Sas lebtidbriae 6euer
mnroe bon bemIelben 6rauensimmer
peruriabt. Canals mari bic Miithea
cine Sampe nab einem Manne, nit
benz lie in Strsit 9eratben mar.
9lls Der 6euerldrm ert0nte, lpebte Elm
leldter Wino ben Outon berab uno Die
Seute iaben iofort. oaB ss iblsunise
Mrbelt aelte. um Die Staot Dor 9dnSl.
6er 3erltotun9 Su retten. 9as pplt.
amt mar oas na6fte @ebGuoe Iiiolih
bonn 8reen Sree Saloon uno idnell
wnroen Die poitiaden berausaeIdaiit.
gDo frliber pierai9 8ebduoe Itanoen,
iiebt man iebt nur nod Elm paar ae.
i4warste galtsn. Sdtteu niat etwa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22

1000 Wann nit nalisn 0sden, @aHer'
eimern uno Ierten, unterltilbt bon Der
SpriBe, mie Die 6einoe searbeitet, 10
piiroe Die 9an3e Staot in JIamnen
aui9eSan9en lein.
8erliderun9 aiebt es in SapIon
niht uno Die Ginselnen miilien ben gan.
SEN 8erlult tra9en.
Gr,bii9of 0rob bon Sreson
toGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
prrtIs Der Ansstns.rs

Sober s.u Der epaIte per sass...,........-slsoe
Wlonofe....... 400
Wouats......~ 400
1rbBere Musetseu biaissr
SoeaI.Wptt3ea:
Shr isbe Ssus grepisr ODER oeren RaunL sos
erfts Usal Is Gents.
5eiratps. nub Sooesanseis.n NIT Sp,sAS q 50
obxe 9pradb sloo.
an3st9en. bic bem @eifte Der fatboltj@u &trns
iu~sOsrj iuS, finSsH ieias auinabna
Inseisen fenos man fydtS
tens am 1nontas 1f1oS
gen elm.
Sst&rteiten alitr art prompt axb NINA
aiisgefibrt.
Cffite: Gde Ser 6. nnS Soua. straBe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Gr crbanstc ii6 iclbf.
M Manitowo c, Wis., Ia. Nop

Ut a II I moo, gVls., IA. N0b.
grnlt Mebmann. Der unter Der Nn=
flaQe itano, oas @bepaar Sabls in
Nliibicott. in Der gtdbe bon Swo
GlDers, am 5. 9topember ermorbet su
baben llno in oas bieliae 8sidnsniB se-
braht iuOroen mar. bat lib geitern
Naht in ieiner 3eae erbdnat. Yorber
batte er ben Sheriff elm polss 8efdno-
niB bon ieiner S9ulo ab9ele9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
9 prien.
0eirut. II. Sob.

Gaiier @ilbelm uno Gaiierin Nu9ufe
SictOria iino beute iriib I'M lehs uhr
auf Der .Sobensollern" bier ab9efabs
ren. Die taiierllte Yadt miro suerlt
bel Der Sniel &bpous anle9en. nm
Sepsiben in empiana 81 nebmen uno
oann nad Malta ie9eln. Ser Sailer
miro auf Der Riidreiie oas trensite
Sucosnito mabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
10btli9cr Stur,.
Gpotane. gSaih.. Is. 9}nl

Sn Der Ndbe oes 8sleiies Der Tor=
tbern pociiic Yabu, bel Der Srtibaft
SOpe. in Soabo, tuuroe beute Die
2eihe oes an9eiebenen Gehtsanwaltes
s. 8. 9loams nit seribmetter!em
Sddoel sefunoen. 9loams mar in Der
Nadt pOrber wdbreno Der Gabrt ben
oem 9abnSuae sefalen uno As SuB
tief auf Die 6elien unter Dem 6elelie
aeItiirai. Gr mar 9lnmalt Der 8reat
gtortbern nno Der Spotane Sails &
NDrthern Yabu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Grrcibte Gin bobcs alter.
Scout, sya., Is. Nob.

Seofuf, 3D., l5. Nob.
Sie Neaerin Srau 2uep 4lsranoer
1T beute im gllter bon l27 Sabren
aeltorben. Sic mar i'm SeSember
1770 in Der gtdbs bon Gihmouo, pa.,
9ebOren uno Die dltelte Yerion III Soma,
NO lie AZ Sabre lebte. glus 6amilien-
auiseibnunsen sebt berDOr, oaB lie
ilber ll2 Sabre alt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Traberer 8iirsermeiiter TN Sc;
fansniB.

Sarl lie, Su., IL. T0b.
&obert 6. 9ambe. friibsrer Yiir9er-
meiIter bon 6arlple, uno bis Dor einem
Sabre nod elmer Der beosutenoiten go-
poiaten i'm Gonnip Clinton. bsWobnt
jeBt cine 3eae I'M Sountpaeidngnib.
gr 1T bon ben 8roBseiwOrenen weaen
SdlIhuns uno llnteridla9ung in gln-
tlage3ultanb periebt woroen. es miro
bebauptet. baB' ourb i'm piele perio-
nen tauienoe bon Dollars perlcren
baben. Sas 8eribt bate ibm seitat=
tet. ieinen ProseB nah Dem Gounip
@tarion Su perleaen. aber ieine 6reun=
be. Die iib bier fir isin gribelnsn Dor
8eridt perbiir9t batten. ipei9erten lid.
oies nohmals gu tbun, noraui feline
@iniperrung i'm @efdn9niB sriol9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
3no rines alten 9nnticn.
3eptuf. 90. Is, Nop

TeDI VI, Su., 10, J(OD.
Captain gilbert Q8empner, ieit As
Sdbren 2Ootie aui Dem Wiliilippi uno
Ohio. lit beute i'm 9llter bon GA Sabren
9eltorben. @r mar in preuBen eebo=
rem. Seine Wtutter mar Die SaronelIe
Charlotte bon Gnoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Seine 3o6,eit lpeaen ,,enF".
gnoer1on, sSno.. Is. Nop.

u II Der on, SHo., 10. JtOD.
Die SohSeits9eIeliaait, Die iih
eeitern I'M Sauie pm 9tora yrifer
oerIammelt bate, I'm Der Srauun9
osrielben nit gDilliam @loiisr beisu-
mobnen. mar nab lln0ersm gBartsn
9snOtblgt. lpieoer nad Sauie 81 9eben.
obne bonn SodSeitsidmaus einen Sillen
getpltet gu baben.
Der Srdutiaam ndmlib uno iein
yruoer maren, als lie Iih auf oem
g8eae gum 9siratbsclert befanoen, UNI
osn Selratbsihein 81 bolen. Setannten
bsae9net uno iin9en oann iofprt an,
in Der ndhlten Wlrtblhaft auf oos
beporitebsnoe frOblihe ereianib ems 81
trinten. 9lus benz ,enen" luuroen
lcooh mebrere, bis Die 8siellidait iid
enoli6 oerart nit Shnaps an9eiiillt
bate. bah Stanoal eemadt weroen
muBte. Sas Gnoe mar oann ihlieB=
LID cine 8eidn9niBsells. Oils Der Yraut
Die Sudlaae mit9etbeilt wuroe. duberte
le auf oas Yeiiimmteits, ouB isbt iiber=
baupt tsine SohSsit mebr itattiinoen
lpilroe.