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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
6roshersoethum.
Qus Ser 5duptitaot.

Sr. 5. y. MILES, bisber Sap
Ian in &emeriben, 1T gum YIarrer
BON Sarlin9en ernannt iporoen.
BON pisrSebn 6anoioaten, wel6e
th sum Gramen fir GOnoutteur Der
Saloerpaltung gemeloet buttsll, GOben
aat basielbe beltnnosn. Sier ibre
Namen: %. giermann, 8. y. 8uiQ
lno Ilfr. &apisr aus Sietir1; q.
Namiir. Sr. Nimar, 6r. Watbieu uno
". Sbmeler aus Suremburg uno &.
y. ShmlB aus Siewlib.
Ser nit Der 6alluht bebaftete
Serb. Yotbas aus Gplin9eraruno
rel in einem iOibsn Nnfalle in Der
8robitraBe nieoer uno psrlebte iia AM
Sopf. Die biuSu9eeilte Yoli,ei lieB
oen'elben in drStli4e Yilsge, Johann
nab Sauie brin9en.
Sieier Sage puroe Dor benz
bieiisen Giuilaeridte Swii9sn 9it. Bob,
friiber aferer su Siin6erinssn, isbt
Ser9mann 81 GOmb0b, uno ieiner
GbeIrau Maria Sbmlit, Die @ater-
trennuna auf Nntra9 uno 81 9unltsn
leBterer uus2e'prphen.
&ursli6 Nahts traIen UNI
balb ein ubr auf hieli9em YabnbOf Der
Shirt bon Waloed. Yruoer Der G0ni.
9in.&egentin Der Nieoerlanoe. uno Die
6tlrltln BON Waloct neblt 8eiolge gum
Veiub ibrer bOben Serwanoten Elm.
SrpB Der ipdten Stunoe uno Der rails
ben SabresSeit bate es li6 g. 6. s..
Der BrOBbersog niat nebmen laiien,
ietne GGte psri0nli6 bel ibrsm Sim
treIisn an Der Sabn 81 empian9sn.
Die 2lidbri9s SoGter oes Circus.
beiBers une ShGntpirtbss &enQuin
bon Slmpertsberg bat Spnntag frilb
bel ben GliIabetberinnen auf benz 6iibs
martt Sel6tmOro ~be9angen. Sas
juuQe Wdobeu mar tiirsli6 lGu0ere
3eit IN Saris uno lit na9 ibrer Seim=
tebr an SbWermutb, iprab piel BON
ilrer perltorbenen Wutter uno truo Iib
nit SelbtmOro0eoanten, wesipe0en lie
nOd Dem 9enamnten &lOlier in 1rstli1e
Sebanolrna ge9eben muros. Sic be.
pObnte in SUelten StOf eiu Simmer,
oas nab Dem SOi ein per0ittertes ifens
Ter bate. SOnntag iriib bat lie Die
Wdrterln. ibre Sbiire pifeu 81 lalien,
oa lie auf Den Slur miiie; ols ii6 bic
9Sdrterln entfernt bate. 0in9 lie in
oaS anltoBenoe @ema6 uuo ipranq bon
oa aus benz Ssntsr in Den 9epilaiterteu
SOf, no lie bon ben Shwstcrn, Die
0eNen z llbr aus Der Wtsile t0meu, toot
aufNefunoen purOe. Sic bate einen
oOppcltsn ShGoelbru1 erlitten.
& ID ltan Staot Surem.
bur9.
@eburteu. - &om s. Sau.: Sobanu
NeiuTI6 0tatbjaS, Sobu pom Sl9iSbcrt
WIber, @erl6tspoujieber Peter, Sobu pon
FbtlIpp NeuIlL SiegbrGuer; H.. Suianuo,
Sodter pom SobGnu NcpGauet, S3ubs
NADER; 6raui, Sobu pou Nobauu @anieu,
Sremler; 49,: Nuua Maria, So6ter pom
Matthias Stmou. SeiHnQeuwGrter So6amua
SraniiStu Mar9aretb0, Sp0ter pom S9ils
Delm Wricnbnraer, ScrotsSonpopGur.
@etratbeu. - &Om :. SAN. @tctor
Stetler. S6seluer. nit &atb0riua @riiniS /;
&; Ternoro Ileranoer %Serotnauo pan Der
! SSsasIs, Uu9rmapW, NIT WEaria @syeert;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Nadeu, Is. San. Seit etwa
bierseln Sa9en piro Die bieli0e Be
pOltsrun9 our6 bic Yerbaituna meb.
rerer periDnen in guirsaung erbalten,
pelhe beiduloi9t iperoen. lid oes
Sanoes= y erratbs i5uloig ee=
ma4t III babeu. Inter benz Yeroa6.
te, oieies Verbre4en Ieit ldnaerer 3eit
~be9anQen gu BADEN. wuroeu bier Der
SeSirts- 6elowebel Sa9enbrub uno Der
Speiiemirtb Wiinasoori aus gerpiers
in Saft 9enommen; Die inter benz
9lelben Seroadte 9efGnsli9 ein0eso=
gene 6rau Oes Sesirts : 6slopebels
wuroe iOIOrt wisoer in 6reibeit 9eiebt,
usueroin9s aber inter Dem 8eroahte
zines Ser6rebens aus 5 2lS oes
Straf9eieBbu6es Derbaftet. Der per=
baitete WitngsoOrf lit eiu gebprs=
ner Suremburaer. uno man
nimmt al. baB er Die W~ittelsperion
siuiidsn SaGeubrE1 uuo einem aus=
ldnolihen SfIiSier 9eweIcu lei, iuoeB
ltebt ieoenialls felt. baB Die lanoesoers
rdtberiihen Wa1enihaitsn einem ar=
bern State ais Yel9ien SuaGnsi9 9e-
mabt werosn. @enn man Der Qabe.
ner rYot" 0lauben i6snteu bari, oanu
lit es nur 9~elunQen, einsu She'll Der
Sbuloi9en 81 faiien. wabrsno 4noere
re9tSeltl9 bic 8renSe iibsri9rittsn
9abeu.
Der n@srmania" bon Berlin snts
nebmen mir oas 6~Ol0snos:
Sie Gauoioatm beS grlu;ul Geor9 uou
Srie6enlano 'ir Den @ouperneurSppitsu alli
6reto, fir we!he III Der legten i3eit itarf bic
Sdrmtrommel 9eriihrt murbe, eribeiut nod
olsltbtsloier ME oieicui9e bes monteue9ris
utihen Roipooen BetrOWic,. Die .sSlu.
3t9." i6relbt Sieie 2Sabl wiiree iar ben
Nrieoen mno bic Rube Der tlelnereu Galfan.
~Itaatel, Dor allen Singeu Serbiens unb Bull
9arielS, p~erbGn9uiBpou perben, ;umal ueu-
eroin9s III ienen @eseuoeu auiidaise 3eiden
beeenfliben panilapitii6eu 5reibens in bic
grl9sInIlIS 9strstsn ltne. gWperpsm wars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
Wopom Bier 9ema6t wiro,

Sas piiroe man man6em 8lais
.idGumenoen @eritcniaftes" ni6t anis-
ben. oab es. ipie tiirslib sin Gbsmiter
'beidrieb, SotelstOrner. Sn0l9sr. Sal.
mus. &iimmel, S~oriNnoer, Gopperas.
S6wefelidure. 8einitein. glaun, 9es
itobene Nuiternidaalsn. 9rs6nuB uno
to9ar Strpbnin entbdlt. Sn FOLDER
Geieaidait miibten iid SOpfsn uno
Wal3 ibGmeu. ueun ie etWa aud o'riu
ipGren! (996ibl.) - Sinh oenn Sop.
fen uno WalS wirilib 10 tbeusr. ooer
ut bic Stunt, Bier oaraus 81 MAIDEN
perlOren %Sesan9en2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
a1xrrruurprr waaetss. gtenstas, oen 8. gebr,,ur 1898.

oelt Die 4uiltGnoii9m in 6reta nit per6op:
better Sr0ft the Seitre6un9et iortiesen, bic
Snlel oolenoS Uou Der tilrtiibeu oerrihait
looinloNen NIB tire 8ereiui9uu8 NIT benz
Sr!shl0en &0ni8reih 81 pou;iebeu. IS lei
0e5laIb ouSgeihlolieu, BAH oieie Ganoloatnr
DIE Slltlmnulng oer @rONmdbte; gei9meigc
oerl Die Oe5 Sultaus fiuocu weroe, Der nit
ber Grnenuuug einen tietel S6uitt in icill
st8eTeS 6Iell6 pouSiGben ipiiroe. Sic Gans
Otootur oe5 Nrin;eu WeorS lit b0upti66li6
BON NiBlanO beiitrportet porbeu. @egell
ben 2Sluen Der Qlioerru WtGhte piro bieIc5
Gber nt0tS ou5ri9teu fomneu uno i9ltsBli9
na68eben miiiieu.
Somit bdtten Die Qitieu bes lureurs
burger 6anoio0ten Sol. Soldier lid
wieoer 9ebOben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

49,: Sobonu Better S9mis, Commits osv
Nrin5 6eiuri9 STANDARDIZATION, nit &a;
t9ortua Sictoria 9amborov 49,. SobauI
Strl6, E%iortner al Der NormaIi6uIe, nit
Worjd S@oQer.
SterbefdlIs.- Bonn 8. Sam: Sein:
rid weorg WtI6el SOua5, alt 10 Gage; 10.
giliG 5teuquiI, alt 90 Sabre, obue Stouo
ebeIoS; Fetcr &unj. air "A Sabre, SQ9lOba
ner; 49,: Auuu S0t6ariuG GoQ, olt
,Nobre; A.. Mortn NjlbctmiuU Telicitae
1jeplith, alt % Sabre, Gbeirnu uou 6rieOe;
RID 6Ir6mauu, NetrjebSleitGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
oSnHem6urgi(6es.
DE GIGO.

Weis fun Letzeburger Fuosendslidchen.
D'Fuosend d~'Geckekap ons brGngt,
An de GigO leschttg sGngt,
MGcht GekleppS, ferwult Gedanken,
An den Narrendanz ons j6ngt;
FuOsene, d0 soils net fergo'n,
Wat och d'WeishGt OILS welt SON
Fir ferstenneg gross Gedanken,
FuOsend Gweg soils du StO'n.
Bommefest as de Ferstand,
Den net trelt, k6mS da gerant,
Fir mann SpdSS OnS re regG'ren,
D'Pan, dein Zepter an der Hand;
Mechteg bas dh, FuOSendsprenz,
GeldenLoppen as dGng Menu,
DE de Ours k6mOl ferlG'ren,
Vans dn OuS Sc backc kens.
Piero, Trek, Harlektng,
An tie Spilman mat der Jeng,
Armer Deiwel an hGcht Deer,
Rod Il bio, Il giGl a grGng,
JOnk an al, an al a jonk
Machen hire FuOsendssprOnk,
Jidderen op s6ng ManGer
We eng Hex UNI Bi6semstronk.
DLache fOlgt dir OPP dem SchrGck,
DhGeckerei Spr6ngt leschtGg feck,
Iweral op dGnge WGen
Huos dd d'Trauregktt am Streck;
D'Suorge p1Cke seer an,
Fir derdWrech s6ch re man,
Wessen net w6hin s6ch lGen,
Allies weist c fredeg An.
Backus, de ferrGckte Schaus,
Alk.lt ,k,,.. D,,.l g.. "
W. ell Narr HE kann erweschen,
Delt Ell HOerbeidlen aus;
An d'Satir sprengt hannendrun,
Fret: VIE WELT eng Schneifchen hun?
Yves IL Spichten OpZedeschen,
A sch0nt weder Kap mach Dun.
D'Bass, d'Trompet an d~'schaddreg Gel,
De begleden d'Geckerei,
De dun d'Ben an d'Arme feen'
Kennen neischt fu Polizei;
An de "LuStig ist die Welt
Zu dem 'Harich" sGch gesellt,
Bis do lewe Prem muss zeen
An eng amer besser Welt.
D'MORAL.
D'Fuosend mott Sc trei a grad:
DWelt as eng gross Maskerad,
Lauter Narren, lauter Gecken,
Falsche Blingblang a Parad;
Bokemeiler, sche Gezei,
Wand a Schein, Ferblennerei,
G"OldeSchaum fir d'Hierz re decken,
Eidelket a Geckerei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
Sumner 0ci6ditStmaum .

SmporteWr Weper gu ieinsr Nnae,
betetcn): n8Ott. mas &c babcn for d
feline Sano, Greilsin Sarah uno
peid ipie Der ieinite iran3Oiiide Sams
met, mas mir ielbit tOltet SIT IMPORTS
rem orei Dollars uno adtuuooierSi9
Gents three months from date, uro
six percent off for cash."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

linen cine baulnwOae S6lafmiibe. I'm
t6re &Dpfe in etDas 9sgsn DIE INNER
9rlmml0er weroenoe &Glte AL i6ilBen.
uno 10 erreidtcn lie am 2S. SQnuar
Nbenos GbolOns an Der WIorne. Sic
er6ieIten ibr GuNrtier Stpor i'm Gefdn9=
NIB. ourften ubCr bod einMal wieoer
in 9etten iAlofen.
GortfeBun9 olQt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Don SObauu 2uto8 &afe5, Stulcr IN muis
lerbiut9. %. 6rdnj (obaun Nettr, 2. pom
S%obarm Feter SOD, gcuborm III 29oiier.
biQi8.
'0eburten. - &om 21. Ce;.: Rotba.
rtua Srterpeiler, 81 SATIRE aft, U6eirou Don
WttdQel &ol9cu pom Mertcyt. 25. Geter
Blades, ! StHnOe ait, pom 2gaiierbjuig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
MlI9emeiue Grfabrun9s=
i1be Gebensreaeln

dbe o2ebensre9eln.
Sc mebr Der MenId Der Natur uno
ibreu 8eisben trell bleibt, oeIto ldnger
lsbt er; ie iueiter er li6 oabon entfsrnt.
beIto ~tiir3er. go lan9e Die Wtsnlhen
bas einfahe Sirten= uno SG9erleben
filbrten. wuroen lie alt; iObalo lie in
Gurus uno lleppigfeit periielen, iant
aud lire 2sbsnsoauer. Saber merben
buri6nittli6 nibt Die &si6en uno Yor-
nsbmen iebr alt, iOnoern 2anoleute.
Sd9er. WGtrOien &C. Ser Saupt-
QrunoIaB Der Watrpbiotit, b. b. Der
&unIt, oas mcni6li6e geben Su Dsrldn=
germ, ut: Die 9Oloene MittelltraBe in
Sidt, Temperament, Gonititation oes
&Orpers uno Geites, Selma, Stano &c.
9as @ilo zines 81 tangent 2sbsn al.
9elesten Nieni9en:
Cine porpOrtionierte, unterieBte Sta.
tur; 8eli6tsiarbe ni9t 81 ROTH; Saut
felt; tein 81 LANCER Sals; mebr sstu6lbte
Shultern uno breite Yruit; itarie
Stimme; ben 9ltbem LANCE anbalten;
quite Slime; 2lppstit gut, 9eroauuu9
lei6t; beiteres 8emiitb; teine beiti9en
persebrenoen 2eioenihaiten; GuIt uno
2iebe CUR grbeit; Sptimiit uno Grsuno
Der Natur uno oes bdusliaen 8liidss.
G~rantbeiten perbiiten 1T leihter ols
Granibeiten beilen. Saber miiiien
mir na9 Den &egeln Der 8eIunobeits=
lehre uniers %Sebenspeiie einri6tsn.
Wi6ti9e uno unentbebrlihe Sattoren
gum Seben lino: 8 d t, 2uft, " j.
fer, Habrung, Vim a, " 0 f.
nana, Sleioung, 9eruf.
Die 6runolase Der @eiunbbeitslebre
lit Die &enntniB oes StoHwsdiels.
9erielbe 1T Die SenntniB oss StoIf=
iuedisls. Serislbs beitebt in einem
iteten 8srjiin9en unb MbIterben Der
&OrperiubianS. Saber lit es Saupt-
auf9abe fir jeoen. Der geiuno bleiben
mil. ben Sto1psbiel burh palienbe
Nabrun9sitcfe, 9utes Slut, ridtise
IusideiounQ Der 4uswurfitofe &C., in
Sang uno Srouuna 81 erbalten. -
Sauptmittel. oas 2eben 81 psrlan.
germ uno aeIuno 81 bleibsn;
6ute nOtiirlIbe Nbltammuna (iuie
Der Baum, 10 Die Srudt). @srniini.
ti9e uno elnlahe G%rSiehuna. grbeits
fame nno littenrelne Suseno (glus.
idpeifung. unteulhheit &C. sebrt am
S%ebensmart). 8liidli1es 6amilieule.
ben. 8eIunoer S6luf. Gorperlihe
gslpeaung. 6reie. tribe Suit, mdBi0s
Semperatur. 2anp. uno 8artenleben,
&eiien. &einlibteit. Sautpfle9e uno
spetmdbiae &leieuns. MGBi9teit i'm
gien uno Srlnten. Seelenrube, teine
oas 2eben usrtiirsenoen 2eibeni6aiten.
Seine 8rilen uno Saunen, tsine trant=
baften ginbiloun9en; gutter Sumor cine
b~eiOnoere Sur. Sein Srantbeitss poer
8eiunobeitspeoant! 8sraoe aus! Nibt
anaitlib belorgt. I'M i9limmitsn Jal
.iterben. oenn roas Seben 1T i1lieBlib
der Sitter bD9itcs uibt." Sas Sters
ben niht 10 baIenfiBig fiirhteu; oenn
Der COB 1T i6on mad ben alteu Welta
DeiIsn tein 10 9roBes llebel, iOnosrn Die
,grloiuna pom usbel. penn gut selebt
uno reines 8ewlhen. Srsfeno paBt
bier nod. mas SuIelano in ieiner
WGtrobiptlt ibreibt: $50 wabr bleibt
Is epia, mas uniere altsu in stpei Qol.
benen Worten oils ben Snbsariif 0Qer
Gebensrc9eIn ausiprahen: Yeteuno
Grbeite. oas uebri9e wiro
Gott MAIDEN" Der Srieoe 8pt-
tes i'm SerSen uno niiBlibe Sbatiateit
iino Die einSi9 luabren @runolaNen
GILES 8Iilds. Der 8eIunobsit uno lan9en
Sebens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
Ser fleimc @etterprupbct.

yWamaGen, ib CLAUDE, mir ,peroen
lblehtes Wetter betommen."
$50, pe5bNlb benn?"
"5a, oas Barometer 1T oeialsn."
Dgtull, mober WeIBt Gu 0eln ons?"
SD babe es iOeben berunterSewors
ien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
Die Groe id)Wikt.

9ebrsr; &annlt ou mir ia9sn, Spm=
mn, wie Der Sau sntitebt ? - Som.
mn: Die Groe orsbt ii5 in "a Stun.
ben I'm ibre @bie uno tommt bel oieier
gel1winoi9teit in ShpeiB !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Sc86aIt. Stuoioius o.. ,Su,
tpo ltelglt Su bin?" - StuoioIus .. :
.Sn's Gr0men." - StuoiDfls 9. :
rSalt Oh aud eiuen Gali6irm bel
Sir z"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
@ie utau seIunp bIeibt.

(aliS Or. 9ofele'S pGUinteiisu; Der &nsipp;
tur".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Der Gtat Der Staot Berlin erreiht
ln9efdbr oieIslbe S6be pie Der oes
R0ni9sreids Sa9Ieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

driltli&en 6eierta0sn Nibts wie
St0run8en i'm Gsiddit!!" - 5abritant
SeoD .&eben sic teinen STUB !
gSern's MID mar for Die Gbriiteu ibre
2SCibnu6t, wdrsu mir iiioiI4e &eit
ttpn alle lGn9it ma6ulle."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Wanns de net me eremm kenns,
da bass de mach schlechter eve
Rebesom, ewell de kermit mach
muonechmol eremm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Mit einem paar Niisn. bic SGnee
faauielten, errc9tc tiirsli9 Elm Irabsr
OH ben Straben bon 6bieaso auiisbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Hen huot e kurze Gank a quit
Wet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
letzeburger %SpreehWierder.

LIGHT geluoden as geschwen ge-
f6ert.
K mecht e Gesicht, eve wann
d'Henger EN- Br6t gehol hatten.
Hen as fun engem Mantel op G
Puor Iwerhose kom.
II muss en- dech bezuolen eve
Gef uocht! elei bas de net op
denger Mescht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Wien opstet,
Dem seng PLATE forget.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
Gipiltanh Der 8emeinbt
Wertert.

WeburteW. - Bonn 1. OG.: Ebereiia
WtnrSGretba, :. pou @ottlieb Dad, Eubrifs
OrbeIter III @alsrbiuig. TO-. Maria, :.
pou Sobom Seter Sol;cnl, Nobritnrbeiter
IN @aIerbilig. H.. Ntfolaus. Q. pou
Atigo!uNS WrtuI. Maurer in @aiierbiais.
a.; Wi4ael. .. pom Sobaum Wsyer,
SSHeissr IN @GnGbigiS, 25,t DETER q,
The times., 1898-07-31
TYPHOID FEVER SPREADS
One Death and Fourteen New
Cases at Camp Alger.
SURGEONS TO SEEK THE CAUSE
The Troops VIII Not Be Permitted
to Buy Articles of Food Mt stands
and Hucksters Have Been Denied
Admittance to the Camp Second
Division to Go to Sea Girt.

Yesterdays typhoid record at Camp
Alger was one death and fourteen new
cases.
The disease is rapidly spreading. and it
seems that nothing can be done to prevent
an epidemic.
The last victim of the fever was Private
Foulkrod. of Company G. Twelfth Penn
syivania- The body will be sent to VIII
Transport, Pa. this morning.
This is the seventeenth death in seven
days from typhoid and twenty-nine new
cases have been sent TO the Fort Myer
hospital in the last forty-eight hours. The
surgeons have done everything possible
but without effect.
The drinking water has been pro-
nounced pure, nevertheless the fever
RACES. The troops are not allowed to
purchase anything at stands. All huck-
sters and peddlers are denied admittanee
to the camps. board OF surgeons will
soon be appointed to investigate the
causes of the fever.
After much deiiberation 1t has been de-
cided to send the Second Division to Sea
tIlTl, N j. JIlS lHlOTIldlIOn mas not yet
been given out officially. but several of
the co.onels who have demanded change
have been so informed by Gen. Graham.
This has been chosen as the best way
in which to get the troops into healthy
camping place, as there is no room at
Dunn Loring. The First Division will be
stationed at the latter place, where the
sanitary conditions are good. The boys
of the Second Division cannot get away
from Camp Alger too soon.
There will be a great time in camp or
pay day. and big clouds of trouble ar,
looming up Yesterday q delegation o
five representatives each from the SIKH
Pennsylvania. Seventh Illinois and Sixty
fifth New York regiments went arount
to the other commands as a committee
inquiring as to what was to be done oil
pay day.
They submitted their plans to ieav'
camp in body and so home as sool
as they received their pay.
The plans leaked out through the quar-
termaster's department of the Fourth
Missouri. as the men there denounced tn
scheme and refused to cooperate
The boys who intend to leave say tina
there will be no trouble and that Their
| is nothing to be afraid of in the doubl
guard or ball cartridges. as the sergeant
will select men for the guard who ar
.all right" and who will swing in witt
the crowd at the proper time.
Col Schall. Of the Sixth Pennsylvania
The times., 1898-07-31
LABOR DAY.
Local WOrkinGmen Preparing for
an Enjoyable Celebration

The members of local organized labor
are making elaborate preparations for the
celebration of Labor Day, which, this
year. will fall on Monday. September ).
It is the one day of all the year which
the wage-earners throughout the country
call their own and observe as a general
holiday. Especially is this true of the
members living in the District OF Column
bia, for It was with them that the idea
Of establishing a workingmanS holiday
originated, and the local leaders were
directly instrumental in having Congress
pass an act creating the holiday.
The day will be observed in various
ways. The trades unionists have perfected
arrangements for an excursion to River
View and the Knights of Labor and the
unions affiliated with the local Federation
of Labor viii spend the day at Marshall
Hall--At- both these places programs of
interesting athletic sports and other
amusements will be given. The commit
tees of amusement have been busy for
some time preparing for the celebration
of the day, and it is safe to say that those
who go to either of these delightful river
resorts on Labor Day will find plenty to
interest and amuse them.
As on previous occasions of this kind
the merchants of the city have con-
tributed literally in the way of offering
prizes to the winners of the athletic con-
tests. There will also be prize fancy
dancing by some of the most popular of
the terpsichorean artists.
The proceeds of the excursion given by
the knights of Labor and their friends.
the members of Independent unions affili-
ated, will be contributed to the de
fense" fund being raised to secure coun-
sci for the members of District Assembly
No. s6. knights of Labor. who are in
dicted for conspiracy under the antitrust
lou - . 41s . /. --.
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will deal severely with the ringIeaders
rather than have nearly the whole COM
mand run wild
The men in the other regiments are
just as determined to make the break.
and riot may result.
The following patients were sent to the
Fort Myer Hospital from the First Di-
vision Hospital yesterday: Privates John
E. Cope, Company d. Thirteenth PennsyI-
vania: c. DoUn. Company F. Sixty-fifth
New York; Joseph LOckhart. Company
a, First New Jersey; G. w NusSer. Com
pany A. Eighth Pennsylvania: Robert Ar
mold. Company F. Seventh Ohio: Cor
poral J. D. ROmaine. Company z. Sixty
fifth New York Eleven cases of typhoid
were sent from the Second Division Hos
pital.
The boys of the Fourth Missouri have
started little weekly paper called the
Camp Alger Bulletin, which will deal with
news OF interest 10 the troops. Quarter
master Sergeant H c. Waller and L. H
Gould are the editors. The publishers say
that the paper will be continued until
peace is declared" The leading editorial
states that:
The staff on The Bulletin. from the ed
itor to the devil. will vote for any old
party that will be the cause Of the Fourth
Missouri going to the front This is no
Joke"
rs q pISd AOE dCllou euilOrIal
says:
why should the Second Brigade not
go 10 the front? Could the Dous ever ger
away from them? Just think Ireland.
Germany and Missouri, Ye gods, No
power on earth could knock that conbi-
nation out
The boys of the Fourth Missouri are
preparing for a production of '-Pinafore-'
in their own Magnificent Summer thea
ter" The parts will all be played by the
soldiers. and great fun is promised
The military authorities at camp and
the Fairfax County officials have clashed.
a surgeon in charge OF an ambulance
containing sick soldiers was stopped on
the Falls Church road and ordered to pro-
ceed at q moderate rate OF speed in ac-
cordance with Instructions issued at corps
headquarters. The surgeon entered COM
| pIaint against the guard. who was ex-
Onerated. The surgeon then procured a
warrant for the arrest OF the guard for
stopping a citizen on the highway The
officers have refused TO turn the soldier
over to the sheriff. but the latter claims
/ that he will get him before the matter is
ended
Private Charles Hart Company l. First
| New Jersey has been arrested In Newark.
/ N j., for desertion.
| Lieut. Sloane. Seventh Ohio. has been
| detailed as assistant engineer officer of
/ the First Division.
The times., 1898-07-31
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Dewey. and the few which are told illus
trate rather his benevolence and generos-
ity Of mind than any striking military
trait. There is the recent incident for
example, of the gunner aboard the Olym-
p:a, who celebrated the victory of Manila
Bay by getting gloriously drunk He was
court-martiaied for drunkenness and was
sentenced to fifteen days Imprisonment,
with a diet of bread and water When
the findings of the court came before the
admiral he indorsed on it: "The verdict
is approved: the sentence is RENTED In
view Of the victory lately won by the
fleet under my command"
There was a touch of human sympathy
lie to me. / don't ask them not to drink
could appreciate Those who have cruised
under him say he is one of the kindest
officers to the men forward who ever
commanded a ship. They speak of his
tenderness of heart, of his reluctance TO
punish petty offenders. and of his tolera-
ton for the countless harmless pecca-
dillos which sailor man may be guilty
Of At the same time he maintained alb
solute discipline aboard. and to serious
offenders he was a terror. He despised
a liar and would show one no mercy.
II is related that on one of his cruises
a petty officer went ashore at Gibraltar
and came back the worse for liquor. He
was brought before Dewey at the mast
next morning and began to tell story
about his being Ill. Dewey stopped him
short. ''You are lying" he said, Sc
verely. You were very drunk. 1 heard
you myself. 1 will not have my men
lie to me. 1 don't ask them not to drink.
but l do expect them to tell the truth If
you had told me frankly you had taken
a drop too much on liberty you would
have been forward by this time. for you
-t,g1 d. 81.
get ten days in irons. Let me. have the
truth hereafter. / am told ybu are a
good seaman. A good seaman has no
business telling lies.