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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-10-06
GREAT DAMAGE DONE
FOREST FIRES DESTROY PROP
ERTY WORTH s5O0,OOO,O 900.
BUT ONLY ONE LIFE LOST
Villages of Clayton. Alemena and
Poskin Wholly or Partly Destroyed
and Half OF Cumberland in Ashes
Western Part OF Colorado Being
Ravaged by Forest Fires.

ST. Paul, Oct. 1.-The forest fires
which have been burning throughout
northern Wisconsin the past few days
were famed into a furious storm Of
flames by the strong wind, and did
g eat damage through Chippewa, Bar
ron, Dunn, St. Croix and Polk coun-
ties. The very general destruction
OF telegraph wires makes the reports
incomplete, but it seems that the vii
lage. of Clayon, Alemena and Poskin
have been wholly or partly destroyed,
that Cumberland suffered heavy losses
and that Glenwood, Barron, Prentice,
Philips and Turtle Lake were threat
ened and only saved by great efforts.
r ports Of loss of life are coming in,
but have not been verified except in
one case. The railroad bridge
alld treStle, over 700 feet
long, on the 500 line west
of Barron burned and trains on that
road are running from Turtle Lake to
SpOOner and thence to Cameron. AS
ISOLATED Press reports from various
points indicate that the fires have
been checked in places by the rain
and a subsistence Of the wind. A rough
estimate places the aggregate loss at
not less than from 100000 to
$5,000,000.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-10-06
PROHIBS WIN OUT
THEY SEEM TO HAVE CARRIED
PoRvINCE OF QUEBEC.
BY A LARGE MAJORITY

Nova Scotia for and Ontario Against
Prohibition-French Clergy Of Que
bee Counsel Their Pensioners to
Vote for License-Priests Afraid of
Violation of Law.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-10-06
DENMARK'S QUEEN DEAD.

She Passes Away After Long Period of
Inconsistencies
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-10-06
KokomO in Danger

Kokomo, Col, Oct. FOREST fires
are raging on every hand. Sheep
mountain, on the north side, is a mass
of flames which are within quarter
OF mile OF this camp. Great ap-
prehension is felt here for the safety
Of the town.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-10-06
SICARD ON RETIRED LIST

Bat He's Retained in Active Service
for a Time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-10-06

MUSTERING OUT DAY OCT. Is.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-10-06
Big Fires in Colorado.

Denver, Oct. 1.-Reports from the
western part of the state continue to
tell Of the ravages of forest fires,
which bid fair to destroy a greater
part of the forests Of the state. A dis
patch from Glenwood Springs says:
The fires in the mountains near here
took fresh life Friday, owing to the
high winds. The sun was nearly OBJ
scured all day and the atmosphere
was heavy with smoke. The fire east
of Glenwood Springs is fortunately in
an unsettled portion of the country
No loss of life has occurred. Stock
on ranches, so far as heard from, has
occonod
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-10-06
Victim of the Flames.

Rice Lake, Wis, Oct. 1.-The forest
fires in this vicinity have nearly died
out, but great damage has been
wrought for miles west of the city.
Nels Nelson, a farmer living eight
miles west of the city, attempted to
save himself by going into a we'll. The
well house caught fire and his body
was found Friday horribly burned. In
that locality teams hitched to wagons
were found burned to death along the
road and the highways for miles were
literally covered with dead animals.
Several people are missing. The
Beaver Dam Lumber company at
Cumberland lost its big saw and plan
ing mills and lumber yards and nearly
fifty dwellings,. Cumberalnd's loss
will reach fully 100000.
Farmers Started the Fire
Chippewa Fails, Ocu. 1.-The dis
trici devastated by the forest fires eX-
tends through the counties running
from Abbottsford along the Wiscon-
sin Central for distance of 200
miles and north for IS miles. Many
homes were desolated and more than
100 farmers in this county have lost
buildings and crops. Organized bands
of farmers were fighting the fire for
three days. No estimate can be
placed on the damage done to the
gathered crops. The fire was the
greatest that has ragged since 1898.
The farmers are largely responsible
for starting the fire, as they did so
to make clearing easier. The Weyer-
hauser syndicate lost 500, 000,0 900 feet
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06
AL pain banished by DIR. Mils>' Pain Pills.

WANTED-A woman to do kitchen
work. Must be good cook. Apply at
the New Gem Restaurant.
w. B. PRICE, Lock box 6O3.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06

The success OF Lew Johnson's
"Uncle Toms Cabin" company at
the Pike street has been Of the very
best, for the simple reason that The
very best production Of that sterl-
ing play has been given. Uncle
Tom Seems to improve with age,
and 10 the credit OF Mr.. Johnson
and his clever company belongs
the spoils. The people speak well
OF the show and that's enough.
Everybody is -atished with the
entertainment at the Pike Street
this week. Surely Johnson will
long he remembered by the show
going people OF Seattle.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06

Lew Johnson'E Uncle Toms
Cabin Company played to a
crowded house last night and gave
general satisfaction. The old play
still retains its drawing powers,
and, although we don't believe
there was one in the house who had
not seen it number of times be-
fore, the familiar scenes, excellently
portrayed, were watched with in
terest, and frequently applauded.
Mr.. Johnson has heretofore been
identified with mingtrelsy and it
was new thing to know him as
the manager of a dramatic COM
pany,-Los Angeles, CAL, Dec. IL,
1897.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06
A School Marm's Troubles.

You may talk about your buggy
rides,
And Of riding on the cars;
|Ofriding in a flying machine and
floating round the stars.
But bicycle ride is best Of all
And lays the rest in the shade,
At least that's what I've been told l.,
By one Of Thorp's young maids.
1t was some time in March, she
bought brand new wheel.
1t was not chainless safety,
But made Of rubber and steel.
She rode it most every evening, and
did very well Pve heard,
So one fine evening she started
TO ride to Ellensburg.
The wheel became unruly, and
would not mind they say.
And at every hill they came to,
Was bound to run away.
She would pull upon the handles,
And call out whoa! whoa! whoa!
But the more she pulled and called
The faster the wheel would 60.
Soon she came to the bottom, and
instead of the bridge going Ger
The wheel took to the water
Which was three feet deep or more
Well, what happened Of that, I'll
leave to your own mind to frame,
But one thing more l will tell you,
When she came back, she took the
train. G. r..
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident Of which Mr..
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as fol
lows: l was in most dreadful con.
ditlon. My skin was almost yellow,
eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain
continually in hack and sides. no
appetite--gradually growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians had
given me up. Fortunately friend
advised trying Electric Bi,ters, -
and to my joy and surprise, the first
bottle made decided improvement.
| continued their use fer three weeks
and am now a we'll man. | know
they saved my lie and robbed the
grave Of another victim. No one
should fail to try them. Only 50 cts
per bottle at Perrys drug store. 6
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06
ROSTER CO. 4. \. E. v.

Below We present the roster Of
Co. A. as per roll al a. n Sunday:
A. G. STEINMAN, Captain.
s. &. DAVIDSON. 1st. Lieutenant.
CA Swift SIS Blankenship
g NJ Birmingham John Lundy
John Brustad W II Adkins
A II Ellis Bert Gordanvis
Charles Morgan John Z Hoskins
3 E Romano Chas Einelstein
Aug Moeckel F Rotblesburger
James Welsh VIII Chambers
James Harris A E Snyder
w F Ritchy EF Johnson
W NJ Pearson Clark Davis
W Richards FB Jones
Steve Griffin Van Martin
S c Davidson ZEE Southern
j Charlton Robert Murray
9 NJ Hunter Burrell Wright
Ralph Brown Fred Ballou
Robert Hoyey Edwin Baker
Emo Tom Richardson
Thos Williams Caddy Morrison
Holly Hill NJ Williams
VIM NJ George Willis L Colt
James Shaw Geo Swazey
Victor Sigbe Fred Nelson
Garrett NJ Riggs Philip Simon
VIM Bullock Howard Barnett
j Putnam Thomas Hill
Lee NJ Putnam VIM o Mcdowell
L L Seely Els Conelly
Geo Hovey Emmett Mitchell
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06

The street cleaning work is going on in
fine shape, but much remains yet to be
done.
If you want the news you should SUBJ
scribe for The DAWN, Seattle Times and
New York World-all for $3.50. Whoop
it up.
WANTED-Any one having second hand
carpets for sale will please call at Moore's
lodging house on Sd street.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06
E11enSburS, WIN

EEEEY DRUG co.
Dealers il drugs paints. oils
brushes. Physician, pre-
scription. carefully filled.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06

y l. iocum, Cameron. Pa. s3ys: II "a. Il
sufferer Tor ten years trying most all kinds If
pile remedies. but without success DeWltts
Witch Haz:l >alve was recommended 10 me
used one box. 1t La, effected 4 permanent
cure" As permanent cure for pile, DeWitt's
witch Hazel Salvc hasno equal sid By steph
ems &; klwOOd.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06
Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular quarterly Teachers Ex-
animation will be held at the
court house in Ellensburg, Wn.,
on II, 13 and IA of May 1898.
W. A. THOMAS, Co. Supt.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06
Notice.

OLYMPIA, WN., Apr. y, 1898.
M DEAR SUPT-Please an
nounce through the columns Of
your county press that teachers
may get copies Of the Bird Day
Manuel by sending &c postage TO
this Office. FRANK J. BROWNE.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06

Mrs. Mary +. Lease viii ,p-ak in this
city on Monday, May ID. al : 80 p IN.
She comes under tie auspices OF the ma.
tional guard.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06

men0ation as 70 the resulJs ccn &c too strong
I sleep well the d.zz.aess a.d confused feel
ing have disappeared, ~ heart troubles me
no more and I fee perfectly We.
Dr. Miles Remedies are sold ~ al drug.
gists under Z positive c,ua.---rce, first bottle
benefits o. money ret-.r-- BOOK or
Hear, and Nervo.s-..t tree - u. applicants.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Eli:ha-t, Inc.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06

JUsr KEcIIyLD-The finest and most
complete stock u carpet, ever brought
to ElIeuGbyrg. embracing our - differ
eut pai,er, d Ingram Tapi,vy and Body
Brussels, Moquei- and Administer car
pets at prices that viii 2,tODish you.
Call and get our prices.
SCOTT 9: LATIMER,
Lynch BlOck.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06

Below We present the roster Of
Co. A. as per roll al a. n Sunday:
A c. STErNNAN. CAPTAIN.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06

pain il Iy lett side.
Medicine and physi-
clans gave ne 10 re-
LEE. I procured Dr..
Miles restorative
Eervl,e New Heart
Cure Grd Nerve and
Live. Pills, and : am
sure 70 wo:ls u CON-
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06

Onions are worth $40 per ton. F. Bos.
song Co., have fresh supply OF sets
we are selling at l21a per ID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-28
&ir6Iid,c Nnhri6tcu aus Oen,
WcItiG)en Soipa.

O,.1- a.. ~ . g.
H"' 10. sum 'Uat Natiiuil9 III pet
eDlOe"ilVen WeN'eI''0E H'Q'0li, pelpsr
J'eo. $0!lIlu''' ooF'!'F'. W puteil
el'o" 10 UtEN'''iIAe. ~. UNoOeH
iD"t etFH"'' uOer o'e Tot'lWtlhe Der
Vel'e.'Oe. ~'F9os !eBt 'O'to EN-
9tOBe9 neieS SNuIN0tls Hs0a'tl.
Sro0O! "m SOnl,'"? peru: SS0Ue
lpu'Ve o'F III. U"H'''I'H III "Ou S"llsp,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-28
ssisOer Der daliGe1Sir6enpatriuz
fismus.

g8ir leIen i'm ,,8laaben5bOts" bon
GOuispile, 9D.:
,&Utriotismus am uursdten YlNbe.
Im II. Wtai rjrmte Der bobW' lte Yi=
Idol Yurle bon NlbnnU. q. y, in Der
tatbOlilhen STRIDE 3u saratoga. Nah
Der 6irmunQ itimmte Der &lr9enfitrlt
oos patrlOtil6e &ieo ''The Red,
White and Blue" OIL uno ale Qnue=
IsuOtn iielen be0eiItert ELI.
Sn Der 81. Wtarieu.&irde au M0r.
iboIltown, Su., empiin9en al elnenr
SOnuta0 MCrGen 3luci MtItQlieoer Der
@emeinoe, wslde ii6 sur SsfGmpiunN
Der Spanier Nnwerben lieben, Dor
ibrsm 2lbgana ms Eager Die bl. 6Om-
munlou. g8Gbreno Der Nustbeilung
Der bl. Communion our9 ben bO6w.
Yoter Gsnib0n lang Die 9anSe De-
meinoe oa5 potriotiihe &ieO Gamer
ica". Gas beiBt Den Y0trIOtismus
oenn oO6 81 melt trcjbsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-28
MorSpcriud 3u Slwciu.

Nm WittipOh Ieuert, Ysrt YrpuneQ
einen S6uB ouf feline Trou ob uno
ihOB Iih oonn ielbIt cine &u9sl in ben
&opi. Die geruulahun9 81 Der Shat
lit eln @ebelmniB. TrUu Yrownel
Bate lib nit i6rem 8ntten iiber Die
Glnri5tunQ zines g9obnbauies unter=
b~alter, welbes DO5 GbepNnr iiir iib
bNuen licB, uno ais lie oarnuf Dor
bereitun9en traI. lib sur 8u6e gu
beQeben, Eolte GrOwuell pl0Bli6 einen
GeOolUer berUOr mo ieusrte cine &u0el
ouf ieine 6rnu ob, UelAe ben Silter=
tOpi trNf uuo I'M ShGoel itefsn blieb.
6rOu SrOwnell flOb Gus rem 3immer
uno bate tOum Die Ibilr binter Iih
Qei6lONen, 0l5 Elm 3wtlter S4uB iiel.
Sic Yerwunoun0 Der GSr0u iii ni6t
bon YeOeutnng, wdhrenO Der Mann
iUenige Stunom o0rauf ieiner &unoe
erlN8. YrOlunsl mar upgeiaJr 30
Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-28
Icuc Snlbaten.

Ser Ser. Staten lieutenant Sart,
bat bier in Dubuque Elm Siireall erDff.
net in melhem er Solonten fir oi,
Ser. Staoteu Nrmee ipirbt. IS baber
iib cine beoeutenoe 3ubl Qemeloet. abel
nur Die iDl9enoCn "A llno fGbiQ befun'
ben moroen uno iperoen nah Sadion'
bile, 6lu., QeI0ift meroer.
&0mcS @ormou, Dubuque, SO. q.
SGtob &euII Dubuque, No. Il.
Suolon p. Coles, StOdton, ST., SO. &c,
gSm. Is. Goporo5, UpDortb, so. Il.
Trutt &. GowarbS, Gpmortb, 80. q.
benjamin Vlen9er, GperSpile, so. %.
=. g. Nruiier, THbuauc. So. q.
Is. s. Trburt, Upportb, Go. u.
Wll9Dortb Rleiuc, GpUprtb, 0o. q.
2'urou y. 9toyton, Dubuque, so. u.
Nobum ltoouoE, Dubuque, 80. u.
Weo. u. Ncuilon, Dubuque, 50. q.
!. &leicr, GubuQue, TO. u.
So5onn i. WrOi', EubuQue, go. 81.
2lrt5ur Wlltbrie, Dubuque, so. q.
Nobert NtcblS, Dubuque, so. %.
RdrI yobNeu, Dubuque, so. u.
Carlton g. Iatlon, NUbuQue, SO. g.
Nerbert .. NO5teU, Eccorob, so. &.
SobOnn !. Noucp, GOllu0r, so. e.
&m. &. Nohuiou, Woole gate, SO. 9.
Wurtut Ncrnwilier, Tubuque, so. u.
Rorl %}clR. Dubuque, so. q.
Sreo. 70. Gouet, Dubuque, so. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-28
Sin ~QSolfenbruh

iuhte am 9OunerstG9 WOr9en bic Gss
9eno n6rolih Don @nlsabur9, ST..
beim uuo ridtete 9rOBen S6aOen an
ben Gelofrii4ten al.
SOnatbon Subbel, elmer Der anNes
iebenitsn Yiir9er BON SnOr 6OuntD, er.
trNnt in ben Tlutbsn. 0ls sr Oeriu9te,
einen Bad 81 ourhQueren.
Sn WaterQU ertrant 6rNu u. Nnoers
ION in ben 6lutben zines bOdNn9es
ibWoQenen Yabes. Die Gel6e mar
iiber cine Weile melt BON ben rsiBenoen
Walisrn psQQerihen wOroell, Ols lie gee
fuuoen murOe. Start beI6Q0i9t
nuroe oas SNupt9eIelie Der Chicago,
burlington ~ Guincp=Giienbabn in
Der Ndbe pOn AltOna, ein paGr Yteileu
nOroOltlia BON 8alssburg. Sic Siege
lei Der 3lintnsr : YutlteinQeiellldOlt
BON 8OIsSbur9 itebt msbrere SUB inter
g8aier. 10 Bob ale Nrbeiten elnQcItellt
meroen mubttn. Ser al Der 3icaelei
anssri4tsts S9aosn 1T is9r bsosuteuo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-28
SelcpBunirt an Iu. 81 fir vGrtra
Bale" in Quart noer %ints Slaibcn.
Ius Dem County uno Oer Na9bar:
i9aEt.

- Nm 9iCn2tGl, ncn %. SUM,
muroen 81 Eurtmburg in Der 81.
9reiIaltiQtsIts Stride pom bo6u.
Batter SberbrOfling ebsljb QstrOut:
Serr SoIepb SberbrOdIinQ mo Sri.
NtOria 8nuid. Die ipsltli9e Sod
SeitsIsisr iNnO bel Nsrru s. Sber=
br0tliuQ Itott. g8jr Wiini6en Den
9leu9etrauten piel Ulif uno SeQen
gum Suuoe!
- s. .. 6ranben, oeutlher Noootat
ulo NOtNr, 3immer Alb Siiices@ez
bGuoe, 9. uno WtGin=S traBs.
- Gbriit Gderlebe, Der M6roer Der
SRI. Wtind Sell bon yellepue, lit be-
tanntli6 I'M Srrenbauis gu NnamOia
uno man %bebNuptct, Gferlebe lei Elm
r%aienoer S%rrlinni9er 9ewOrOsu.
- Is. s. Petsrioh 3obnar3t
9Gl WainltraBe.
- MlttluOh Nbeno berfl. g9ohe
ltarb SRI. &Omnua 6Nuop, Die So6ter
Der 6Omllie q. 6Uuop 81 Cascade i'm
gllter bon II SObrtn nab ldnserer
&~rNnttsit. Der %erIiOrbene 1T eire
ShWeiter Der 6r0u s. S0Dss bon 9u=
buQue. Der 60milie GauoD unier
Ber3ll1es Ycileio. r. |. p.
- Nm SOnnt09 Nahmitta0 uerfl.
gBOde ertrNnt S'rbert 6o~OoiuGtOn. uns
fabr 80 Sabre alt i'm YIadbaut Greet
in Der udbe Der S.. Is. u. IL ".
Bride 81 g8uterlOQ. Ser juuGe Wan
tOnnte nibt SNpimmen. uuD mar
nit meb,cren Nuoeren lun9eu Wans
nern Daocn Qe80n8en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-28
Gen. Galcb s. Sootb

Itarb am Sonutag Nbeno in ieiner
WObnung. 1870 an Der WNiusS trabe.
WRit Serrn SOOtb 1T Elm Qutes Stilt
Der 6eibldte u"uierer StOot OertnllpTt.
Serielbe mar 1914 III 9elomure so.
in YenniDlONnia 9eUOren Uno lam am
3. Suli 1886 na6 Dubuque. Gr
brotte bic erlte GOmpfm0I9ine n0h
Dubuque uno srridtete cine 9ampfs
IQQemilble. Gr 9sbGrte Der 5Sirmn
Yootb 3OmnIsno IL So. an uno be.
Qann Uu6 W]tlnennrbeit i'm Sabre 1888.
- 5m Sabre 1899 Wuroe 9err SOotb
in Die &errltOriGl=Ge9lslNtu oes Set
ritorlums 9Vlsconiln erluGblt uno 9ln9
no9 Soma 6itO ais 8~sleBgeber. g9es
gen ieiuer SeiitunQen iuuroe er belIer
uno oQ9emeiuer betOnnt uno in 6Ol8e
osiien i'm SABRE 1871 gum er il e II
W apDr Der St1ot 9 b q Il e
erwdblt. - Sm Sabre 1910 ~ernannte
i'm Yrdilosnt QOlt gum SurUcpOrs
General oes 5errltOrium5 Q8i9tOnIin.
psI9es CUR 3eit l8isconiin, Soma unO
WinneiOta umINbte, welbes Nmt er
au6 unter YrdIioent 3uDIor bebisIt.
1856 bali er bic Dubuque d Yacifc
Sobn mad SiOur GitD b0uen unO
muroe i'm ielbeu Sabre beauftra9t. bic
Soma State YNnt 9riinoen 81 BelIen.
Sm Sabre 1872 muroe Ssrr YoOtb in
Die StaOts= ys9islatur 9sruablt. Cpd
ter 3og er ftp ms YriOatlebsn Suriif,
no i'm Der Sob ~ersilte. Sn relIgi0ler
NinIi9t mar Serr YOtb ein GpistopOle
uno 6reimuurer. gr binterl1Bt BON
3tpei ainosrn cine 9ohter, 6r0u $.
W. Yarions Don Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-28
Sabuquc's Griabruusen nit brml
Saje Balls piele

lIno III benz perbGltniBmaBig 9erin9en
3eltrGume bon Cinl9en Sabren rei6bOl=
tig 9erueien. Sas erIte Sabr b0tten
mir IN Der eastern Iowa League"
ejnen Quten n2eain" Oa Qjna uns bic
yye09ue" mlttsn I'M SOmmer ,fl0ten"
un0 Dubuque muroe UNI ielnen Gor=
beer Qebro6t. N~lleroinQs mir muroen
oNruulDin in Die ,g8eltern NIlDCi0tion"
enlightenment aber mir blieben bort an
,SGm0nSGnoc" in Der Site Der Siez
ger. Sn oen Iol9enoen Sabren bis Die
les SNbr Oerlotterteu ialt ole Spleler
Die Nugeltellt WNroeu b. +. Nnltatt Bali
ipieler Dattcn mir eineu Saufeu Sill
ieI" Die beItdnOi9 in einem Salbouisl
maren uno mitten i'm CONNER nit
,States" elnberjO9en.
gu Nnfnng bieies Sobres 9laubte
man nun oNs u d q Qefunoen Sl=
bNbeo. Nu5 Dubuque lino nQmlid
eile 9anS gieIbe EUiebOll=Seloen Ter.
DOrge9auNen oeren 9tNmeu in ben Bale
bail &rellen Der QOnScn Union bel Sung
uno Nlt betdnnt llHo: Garl GOmlstU
Man0Ner Oes st. YGul, Winn.,
"&eams"; 81. EOItus BON GOlum=
bus, 8; Soc Quinn SeconO Bale
mann III st. GOul5 uHo cine 0nn3e
Wuiis glnoerer. Yeim 8eoanten al
oiele &bdtIa6e 0ielten uulere Sports"
llmiduu uG6 einem Quteu ,WanO0er"
un0 inIOl9eOelleu t0m 8beO. Sulllpdr
bler9in. Gr bate eiuen 8aiebQll:
9iimbus Nui Den ole StUot ltoIS mar.
90 mar er irii0er SellBer oe5 Seam
III gH~NiBin9tou, 3. s.. in Der Yunocs=
bOuptltnot unO 9ubuQue ioute @roB.
GrtiNes al ibm erleben. @r TAM mo
nit i6m iein .3eam". Sic Spieler
lino anitdn0i9e Sun9cnS uno ipieler
aut. Ser &rleA unO iblebte5 YSettel
ib0oeteu Dem Yeluda Der SpieIe unr
pioblib oNutte v&eo" Ob uno nu9nD
OIts fliili9e @eIO nit Iih unO jsBt itclt
Ilb bsrau3 0nB er Die opieler "tDranei:
llrte, ibreu @e6olt Hur tbeilmeile be.
sN9lte. Shulosn ni0t beiNblt bate
uuo Oer9leidan mebr. 0eute bNber
Die Spiclcr leIbit Die Xeitun9 unierer
.3eams" ilbcruOmmcn uno es lit ir00.
LID Ob mir bis ans Gnoe Der odiiOI
OusbQrreu meroeu. llniere Staot Gbel
1T nm cine GriN0runl reiber unO .5eO"
SuliUOn's %UuibUDu ais SuiebNl
vWi0ua9er" 1T bOrtntIlb 81 GWOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-28
Die Sainnis Gcutral

wirb ,ur trans NiliWiiippi Grpoiitiou III
Smuta pom /. r,SHnl. bis sum- /. Nopemlber
1898 RuuOreil ebiuete pertauien uuo Swar
W iol9enoen Frelleu.
l.. Sin unO eiu Grittel elmer 6abrt; 80
Gage 8tl!tl9;
2. eiu NIB Grei Niiuitel eiuer Tabrt; bis
NOpsmber ben 10, 8ltitig.
Sir AttisuiubUber Der 81. Central mirb es
iutereiiant ieiu III bOreu oaB cine SeriGmms
lung Der NtlienIlbOber Der III. UeutrGl Wtit-
tags oe5 q. GCptembcr 1898 lt0ttlluoeu piro
mo spar ih Chicago in Der 00uptoiltce Der
&abu. Seoer AItisniububer cutGGlt uGu Oer
EUbuuerUGltun9 EN- Sreittdet ro6 Gbica9o
uIo iIrild UOU Der uddlteu Citation bel lei
uenI NSObnorte aus. 2Sle man oieleS 5itet
erlOu0t beiO9en Die WtGuer0nlblGSe III jeoem
Sa5nboie Der ga9n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-28
Sas ltrtbeil in ncm Safe

1T am 6reita0 Nnhmitta9 BON &idter
Suiteo 0eialt wOroen. Ter @nmalt
oes 8srtla9ten 9Gb 5uerIt cine &eibe
faoeni6eIni9er Grilnoe an, marrm ein
neues Terb0r itattiInosn iolte, aber
GI6ter Suiteo ert0nnte oieielben nlAt
an, iOnoarn DerurthGilte Wtc8arrD 3l
lebenslGn9li6er II d tbaus=
# a E in benz StaatsQefGnQniIie 81
QnamOio. S6eriT Sauoenidielo bat
ben SsrurtbeiIten mad NNNmoia 0e=
braAt.