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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31
Snremb mrsiiGeS aus Seigien.

Nrel. Sn Der Na9t pom 26. auf
ben 81. tamen Die orsi @rtra3itse nit
Den &Ompil9srn our9 unIern Sabnboi.
Die oienIttbusuoen Seamten auf oieIen
3il9en 9s6orten Der bieii9su Station 81.
yin Dem slueite 3us - 3us B -
mar Elm SAafner tbdtig nit Hamen
Sequeur, SictOr. ein WalOne.
3wii6su Sabidt uno Warbs5an fisI
er - man pei6 niht pie - aus benz
bintsritsn pafma9en. Solhss 9eibab
genau Elm Yiertel Dor Witteruabt. Hie=
mano bate etluas bon oieiem unslif
9eiebsu.
Oils Der 3u9iiibrer Yanbees BEL benz
erlien arret, in Semelle. ieinen Sdah-
ler permiBts. tele9rapbirts er nab Dir.
lon suriif, allein man bate fsine 4us.
tunft BON Dem Seblenoen.
Sis bier llbr morgsus lag Der lln-
aliitlide nit elmer tldheuosn @unoe
am &opie. bluteno, obne SeDuBtisin
neben benz SallGlt. oi9t an Der gabn.
Oils es AIMING tlar gu ueroeu fubr eiu
8iitsr,ug priiber. oeiisn perional Den
un9llidliheu iab, ibn all luo uno nit
nab 9lrel nabm.
YIN bisliaen SabnbOf warsn asraoe
Der SoitOr Nlsih uno spei 8eiltlihe
ge9supdrti9 wel6e i'm uuteriudteu.
Gr waro io9lsi9 ms Spital Sautt
Soiepb 9ebra4t.
I'm IL lbr mor9ens, nu6oem er
bon Den NerSten perbunoen wOrosu
baben mir Die Spitalihpelter nu6 Der
Gage oes un9liiflihen QeIra9t. gr mar
Wisoer Elm Wenig 81 ii6 %gstOmmen,
bate Die NerSte ert0nnt uno i9lief
ebcn. Wan wsiB nod nl6t Ob er in.
mere V~srlsEun9sn bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31

rllr m09lih. tuern man iein eiees
mes 8eeB GRILLE. Samit lit ale
Sittlidteit SsrItOrt. Senn Der Msnih
1T nidt unumi6rdntter Serr ietner
ielbit, ionoern 8eidOpf uno Siener
8Ottes. ST Der 8eboriam Gbriiti
se0en Isipen binmliiheu Yater oenn
teine Iittlihe Shat. neil err niht ielnsn
ei9enen. ionoern ben @laen ieines
Yaters erfiQte.
SAINTS 5beorie reibt CUR GrtlGrun9
fttIiher Sonolun9en aud ni6t aus.
Sittlid out lit i9m MIR Der gSille. Der
bic bonn 8eieBe p%or0eIAriebenen Sano=
lun0en aus reiner Ihtllng Dor Dem
@eiebe polsieht. Stun 9ibt es aber
iebr piele iittliA quite Sanolun9en, bic
bon tcinem 8eIebe pOr9eIbrieben iino.
ga, Die eoellten uno l1DnIteu San0=
lunNen Iino bon teinem @siebe DOr9e.
iArieben, ionoern Der freien Wabl oes
WcnI6en iiberlalen. SIT Die GrlDiuna
ourA @briitus nidt cine littIibe 3bat2
Aber iuelbes @eleB bat i9m oielelbe
our pflibt Qemaht!
Die Yfiht lit nidt. ,pie Slant
meint, ein 8ebot. bas meme ei9ene
SernunIt mir aufer!e9t. Sin 8ebpt
lam nur bon einem SOberitebenoen
a~u50ebcn. 9tiemNno lam ieiu eigener
Sbere leim. Sas natiirli6e Sitten=
geicB. woOon oas @ewiilen ms 3euas
nib 9ibt. lit sin ei0entIihes, bonn
SAOpIer allen Weniben ms Seri
ael6rlebenes 8eleB. alio ein g D t=
lides 8eieB nit uerpfli1tenoer
Strait. ollie nuoeren Grtldrun9soers
iu6e Der Yflidt lino traits uno mertbs
los in Den @eriu9un3en uno Stlrmen
oes Sebcns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31

0ber oas tommt baber, einerIeits. neil
urllere Gebrer nod sliin srOBten Sbsile
9utaelinnt linb, anoerieits aber neil
oas @eieB bon 1881 grade in ieiner
liberalen. unreligiOien Senosn3 gar
nidt ausgefiibrt wuroe; ben big beute
belteben nod INNER bic Reslsmente
Dor 1881 gu Strait. Son beute auf
mor9en lam aber cine ,leue, ipeni9er
gut aelinnte Gs9isrun9 fommen rro
oas 8eiebt bon 1881 ausfiibren. Wtit
&eht tounte Serr Yriim ossbalb Iassu:
8ebt ms 6reibeit uuiere Ginoer in
cine Shlule su i9ifen, mD6in mir mol
len, poer aber, tuenu ibr urls stuinst,
uniere &inoer in eure StaatsIbulen gu
idifen, 10 perlan9en mir 9eieBlide
8arantiern. oaB oieie S9ulen in tatbO-
liiaem Settle Sebalten lperoen. ino
oaB unlere &inoer in oieisn S6ulen
fiir ibre Geli9lOn uno ibre ewiae Se=
ligtelt feline @efabr LAUREN! - Sn Oie-
lem Slime tpuroe Dann au6
bic SOinng Der Sbulirase
i'm 8ruBberSuatbum bsantrast. Der
Sate6ismus gebOrt in 3utunft
wicoer 3um 2ebrplan Der Sbule uno
oas auiIihtsre9t Der Stride lit mebr
anertannt WOrosn. inoem in 3utunft
y arrer elmer jeOen Yfarrei bon
He6tsrpe9en M it9lieo Der u IL +
/ d 8 : Sotalto IN m fir
Die S6ulen ieiner 9farrei lit. - 9iele
lebr beoeuteuoeu N%uoerunQen unIeres
Shulgeiebes muBten nit @swalt ab9es
rlligen iueroen. Die liberaleu .Nb9e=
oroneten iebten Gle Sebel in Setpe9ung.
I'm oieie G%noerunsen gu persiteln; Der
Staatsratb entbano niht pom speiten
0Otum. Gs mar Nles umIpnit: nit
sluelorittel Wtebrbeit, nit % Stimmel
Qegsn IA, bel elmer gntbaltung limb bic
Nenoerun9en nun eno9iiltig in Der
&ammer an9enOmmen. Die grOBber=
So9liAe Santtion miro isbt ipobl aud
niht LANCE mebr ausbleiben. Sur9
oieIe Stpei iui6ti9en Nsnoerungen lit bas
l%uremburger Sbulgeieb nod niht se-
wOroen. mas es i'm tatboliideu Currents
burg iein tOnnte: Elm gang tatbOliihes
SdulgeieB. aber es iino bod mande
Sdrten oaraus periawunoen, uno es
lit poIitlo bel erreibt. Seoenfalls lit
IS Elm cams beoeutenoer
S6ritt sur Seierun9, iiber
ben mir uns nit oOllem Sersen freuen
tOnnen. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31
Mus BEN lbrigeu 0roBbcr,ostbum.

Gid. 5. Wai. liner 8emeinos=
rutb bsl6lob omieisr Sage sinitimmig,
cine @a6erlsitun9 fir Die Srtihaitsn
Sid, SOmneloin9en lno @eimsrstirh
gu bausu. osrsn SerlteluuQstolten lib
auf Die Summe bon 80, 900 II. bslaus
fen.
Yipsr, 80. Npril. Som II. biz
"a. Npril puroe bier bon ben bohw.
Sdtern Der 8eieliIait Seiu, p. Niltss
II. p. GObr cine bl. 0tiiiiOn fir unisre
pIarrei o~b9ebaltsn. Die irOmmen
M~iiIiOnGre battsn 9lsib bonn erlten
Gage on ons 3utrauen Aaer pie i'm
Glu9e srwprbsU.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31

&irlih fano bier in Der
Staot unter Sablrsiher Sstbsili9un9
bon Serreu uuo Samen Der Staot oas
Ye9rGbniB oes am 9isnlta9 0eitOrbensu
b%eltbetaunten Sruosrs Watbias aus
benz bieiiaen Observation-Disclosures
ltatt. Sisle 8eiitllaen lieBen es lid
niht nebmsu. am SeidenbeQan0niB
Sbsil 81 nslmsu. Der gauge eppsnt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31
Eng gut Entwert.

En- Herr aus dem Esseleck hat e
long "a Dikerech am College. We
den hem kuom, huot hien sech net
gut gcscheckt. Elei kuom den Herr
mat engem fun den Dikerecher Pro
fesseren an enger Gesellschaft ze-
suommen, a gleich reckt hien han
ner de Professor.
$40 huot der ons emol e schGnt
Schwein eremgescheckt."
De Professor entwert: "Mais,
damn hat dir ons och g Fierkel
geliwert."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31

f Kutschemanu fun Dikerech
(rift ann StaD: Michel, wo sit der?
De M6chel: Hei sin ech, Herr!
De Kutschemann: Wat macht
der dann2
De M6chel: Ma, neischt, Herr!
De kutschemann: A wat mecht
den H6ng?
De Mechel: En- helleft mer!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31

Seiler. 3. Mai. @eltern Nab-
mltta0 muroen Die Stdlle oss bieli9fn
glfersrs Wibsl 8siben ourh cine
~6eusrsbrunlt ein9edihsrt. Die bar=
ilber la9ernoen 6riidte uno 6uttsrpor.
rdtpe p%erbrannten AUDI. 9srli9srt.
Shaoe 600 Gr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31
Die Shuliragc int 0ro6bers
3uatbuuu Surcru bura.

Sdpn Elm Qutes Sabr lang bdlt bic
Io9ennnnte % d suffrage" ale 8es
mlItber unieres QepObnli6 rubigen
SNnoes in Spannung. Die Gammer=
iiBun9 BON 6. Mni bat oiele 6ra9e
nun fir cine abisbbare 3eit 9elOIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31
Mobcr Damn bic ,Sdulfrase" i'm
WroBber,Uatbum!

Nntiport: yis 1881 beiaB oas lurem-
burger Sano oas Sbut9eieB bon 1913,
oas Die Gehte Der Stride in gsiu9 auf
Die Yrimdrldulen i'm groben Sanger
anertunute. Snrnub fam oas 8eieb
bon 1881 (nur nit elmer Stimme Mta=
loritdt ~potirt). in liberulem Sinue 9e=
balten, bas Die Gebte Der STRIDE bel
9eihm6lert bat. Sei 8eIe9enbeit Der
~9eplanten uno aud woblUeroienteu &e=
baltserbobung Der YrimGrlebrer oes
Sanoes D~erlan9ten Die tatbOliiden De-
putirten oes Sanoe5, oas 8eieb bon
1881 Iole in einiQen 8untten 9sdnoert
uno etuas tirhliher meroen. uno oa
mar auf einnal ole Shuiira9e oa uno
audi 9lei9 9urS brenneno 9ewOroeu.
Stelen mir gum lel0teren Yeritdnonis
Der lurembur9er ,Saulfra9e" Suerit
Die allgemeine 6rdge:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31
Was 1T bic S1ule?

Die Sbule 1T iene Anitalt, in mel
der Die i'm Glternbauie smpfau9ene ins
tellettuelle uno moraliIbe Yiloun9
(Siloung oes 8eiites uno oes SerSsus)
weiter perpolltOmmnet miro.
Sieraus erSeben ii9 sinise Iebr MIDI
ti9e 6ol9erun9en:
y Die Sbule bari alin nidt bios
unterrihten (Siloung oes 8ei=
ltes). ionoern lie muB aud er3ieben
(Siloun9 oes SerSens)!
p Die Sdule 1T alio Die s or t.
ebung oes elterli9en unterri6tes,
uno muB alio aud in oieiem Sune
9ebalten peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31
Sic He6tr oes staatcs iiber bic
Shulcn.

Der Staat oarf ioroeru. oaB feline
Silr9er Die nOtbluenoi9lten &enntnins
GeIen, S6reiben, &e6nen) beliBsn.
0ber mo uno BON wem lie oieie
SenntnIIie erlusrben ioleu, BARI sr
ni1t pOri6reiben. Sas S~taats=
9 d ulmonopUl lit 0Iio fali6!
Seantworten mir nod turs iOl9snoe
Eraae:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-31
Welae 8edtc bat Die fatbulii6e
&ir6e in Den Sbulen?


Wsil Die S6ule Die SOrtlebun9 Der
i'm Glternbauie %empian9ensn gilouns
1T, muB Die GrSiebun9 in ben Sbulen
aub, grade 10 gut wie Die I'M Gltsrn=
bauie. cine reli9i0ie fem; uno
Sipdr Die wabre reli0iOie; uno oas
tam nur Die tatbolib DE ieiu.
neil bic tatbolii6e Geli9ion. als Die
allein pabre, audi ALIEN Die wobren
uno ri1tl9en @runoiGBe Der reli9iOlen
GrSlebung Die ia uur ein Mittel CUR
Grldn9ung Der erui9en Ssli9teit lit,
9eben fam. Die STRIDE muB oesbalb
uerlan9er, ~erltens, oaB in ben S6ulen,
III Die tatbolilbe SInoer 9ebsn. nihts
9e9en ben 8!ari6en uno 0egen Die Sit=
ten gelebrt weroe; uno oaB teine Sebrer
angeltelt weroen. Die ben 8lauben Oosr
Die Sltten Der &inoer 9%eidbroen; an
oerleits Tam lie ret uuo una b..
bdn9i9 nlles tbun, mas lie nptbmen=
Dig eraAtet our Nusbiloung i'm 8lau=
BEN uno III ben Der Sinoer.
Die STRIDE mus allo Derlan0eu, oab Der
II nterri6t in Der S1ule elm
reli9iDer lei oesbalb mus aub
Der &eligtonsunterri6t gum
S6ulplan gebOren; Der llntsrriht i'm
Sutebis mu uno in Der Sibe!
Qeb0rt aliO in ben Sbulplan. Die
STRIDE muB and cOutrOliren i6nnsn.
oh Der lluterribt eiu reli9iOier lit, uno
oesbalb bat lie aud oas Nuiii6ts.
red in Der S6ute, oas lie natiirll9
niht anosrs als our6 i9re Sr9ane
ausilben tann.
9as l%nrrmburgcr S6nlsrict
Don 1881 1T oesbalb, nah BEN @sia9s
ten. nett entiernt, oas 6isieB al iein,
nit Dem Die tatboliibe Stride sufrieoen
iein tonnte. Seine i1lsbten Soften
lino III Der Sauptiade Die iOl9snOen:
II is bat oas Sd lmonopo
berbunoen nit benz 2ernswang.
y Der Satbe4ismus 1T aus Dem Sebr-
plan Der S6uls gang uuS9siblOlsn.
y Sas Nuffi4tsre6t Der Stride
iiber ben reliaioIsn 3uiiauo Der Shule
lit 9lei6 Nul. ~ Ser Set Il Der
S6ule 1T nibt reli9iOs 9enug.
llnier Shul9sisb lit alio in osiuiiisr
Sinlibt nod lblsbter oils oas lrsimnu=
rlIde Der 6ran5oien. Sn 6rGntrei6
tonnen bic Slnoer wenigitens in reliz
oiDie ~ IN n N npIhift merheu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-26

Subscribe 70 DeIineator-Mrs. Han
ma.
4 sugar boiler wishes a position as
assistant.
Company G. y. c. H. Will meet TO-
night for drill.
Free Kindergarten Association con-
cert at Progress Hail November 5. ~
Mrs. Parrish and family returned TO
Ulupalukua on the Kinau yesterday.
T. r. Keyworth. Of T. II. Davies &
Co, was passenger for Hawaii on
the Kinau yesterday.
Newly furnished rooms in q destr-
able locality. with or without beard,
can be had by addressing D, this Of
fee.
The stock books OF the HonOmu Sug-
ar Co. will De closed 20 transfers from
Thursday, October y, TO November LIST.
i dividend Is due on the 3lst inst.
ANSWERS ALL QUESTIONS-SAT-
TRDAY-S SPECIAL ADVERTISER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A Large Block OF land at kaupo,
Maui, comprising an area Of 200
acres, extending from the sea into XII
pahulu valley. Map at my office.
Complete Soap Making Plant. Par
tiCulars Of the undersigned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-26

SAVES LETTER WRITING-SA /
rDn,V,S SPECIAL ADVERTISER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-26
TO LET.

TO LET.
Two-st0ry dwelling house, contain
ing six rooms Rooms matted through
out SIG month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-26

ANSWERS ALL QUESTIONS-SAT
TRDAY'S SPECIAL ADVERTISER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-26
READY SALE

as this. Dentists recommend II for its
quality. It penetrates the space be-
tween the teeth and in conjunction
with Aloha Tooth Powder and Wash
prevents the formation Of tartar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01
SPAIN'S INSTRUCTIONS

70 Rlos-That Country Refuses 20 Revive
the ProtocoI Of 1877, but Il IsNot Ma.
terial Now.
MADRID. Nov. sO.-The cablnet's I'M
structions to Senior Montero Rios, which
were darwn up last evening, were to re-
quest the immediate release of the
Spanish prisoners in the Philippine Is
lands, to negotiate navigation and tariff
advantages in the Philippine island in
favor Of Spain, to obtain ratification
OF several treaties Of commerce with
former Spanish possessions, and an ar
rangement Of the debt Of the Philippines,
ana, II possible, Of the Cuban debt. The
government also agreed to refuse q Fatl.
iication Of the protocol OF 1877.
The Impartial announces that the
government intends to retain the Caro-
lines and will only sell them In cnse Il
receives an advantageous offer and they
become burden to Spain. The paper
adds:
THE government here has not received
such proposition, but expects to do co."
WASHINGTON, Nov. aO.-The proto-
col of 1877 which the Spanish govern
ment has notified her commissioners not
TO revive Is the celebrated Gushing pro-
tOcOl, which has been a source OF much
correspondence between the two govern
ments, and was invoked by this govern
ment a number Of timea prior to the out
break OF hostilitie6.
The protocol was framed with especial
reference to the outbreaks In Cuba
against Spain and now that che has lost
nearly oil OF her colonies, and especially
those near our soil, has not lts former
Importance TO the United States. It's
aim was to guarantee our citizens pro-
lection against summary ana secret
legal proceedings, Its first clause, which
Is fairly descriptive OF the whole proto-
col. provided that no citizen OF the
United States residing in Spain, or her
island POSSESSIONS charged with treason,
conspiracy against the government or
any other crime shall be subject to trInI
by any exceptional tribunal unless cap
tured with arms In hand, bat instead
shall be tried exclusively by the Ordi-
nnry legal Jurisdiction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01
COUNTING THE Loss


Ia satuFdsy'S Storm On tlla New Enkland
Coast-ovsF 2OOLivts Lost.
BOSTON, Nov, so-NeWs Of the loss
Of the Boston and Portland Steam
Packet Company steamer Portland, OF
Cape cod. Gnd the death Of more than
one hundred and ffty persons. pompris-
ing the passengers and crew Of the
steamers, and news from hitherto un-
heard Of poFtn in Cape Cod showing that
at least score and halt Of vessels
were wrecked along that short With the
loss Of twelve lives, has come q q dire
climax TO the previous report Of dlsas-
ters resulting from Saturday nighRs
storm. There are stu other places to
be heard from on both sides of the cape,
which have not been reached BY train
on account Of Washouts and which are
cut OF from other means OF comnuni-
cation by broken wires. blocked hiBh-
WAYS and shattered bridges.
Up TO this morning, while the total
loss OF life cannot be estimated with
any degree OF accuracy, II ls known II at
more than two hundred persons periEh-
ed.
From present reports It 10 known that
fifty-slx vessels have been totally
wrecked, while fortV-nine are ashore
with hardly a chance of being saved,
OF the fifty-six total wrecks, barges not
included, forty-three craft aggregate
12.202 gross tonnage. OF those in peril
Gus positions tWenty-eight aggregate
7.159 tons. The stranding OF the big
English liner Ohio and the ocean tug
Tamaaua are not included IN the esd
mate given, now many OF the big coal
barges ashore In Boston harbor. The
position Of these latter crafts Is dane
gerous, for they are exposed to the
northeast storm, which began this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. SO.-The
navy department to-day made public
a report from Admiral Sampson, COW
ering the operations OF the United
States blockadlng fleet of Santiago af-
ter the destruction Of Cervera's squad
ron. The report begins with a dispatch
dated the flagship New York, July Is,
and Winds up with one from the same
flagship dated Guantanamo, August 4.
The main part OF the report deals with
the contention between General Shafter
and Admiral Sampson, and re1ccts
somewhat severely on Shafter, and the
refusal OF the general to allow the adj
nliral to become one OF the signGtorles
to the eapltulatlon OF santlago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01
.IMeBpEMONSTRAIIoN.

D.
lladq q ParlsershuFg Aglinlt Two Elits
dhars u JhtI-IAe Piaco Slittll ~
1900 EFbntie9 Mei,- Cool coun1,lr 1ra
an Armed Guafd PTey5atod AnT w
llnot- Al MEETING Time.
sphplaly Dipp4t teh q the Ineeiilga ganelE.
PARKERsBuRG, ". VA Dee
Printed scirculhrs were distTibt.
throughput the city last night eailil 1e
q masked meeting 6t eltistns q le5
O'clock midnight. Al the south end o. tiil
county bridge. These circulars qreaeei
the gTcateSt excitement The a1itanrl-
ties did not learn of them til 80 oicloc.g.
shsFift Wade. Chief Of Police 81 i1s
Mayor Thomas ana dftrainaf court VI s.
jackson were notlaed. They ss5eHtlse
At the court house and held . haIsy col-
ference,
Il q presumed that the circuiaTe pcl's'
tend an attempt to take Wada Grant
colored, George Melat. white. two
rapists now In custody from the 3aik
ana lynch them, Jailor Cook ana rs
deputies have hxed themselves 70 give
any mob reception. Ali the police
nave been called into service in the
vicinity Of the jail Excited knots ot'
men are seen here and there On tte.
street corners. and in hotels and s6-
looms.
About II o'clock 400 men, mostly
masked, collected Al the bridge and
marched towards the public square ~
the time that place was reached the
mob was swelled IN numbers % about
1909 They were very noisy, and were
without 4 leader Sheriff Wade, at the
jail. had q large guard armed with Wtl-
eheaters, and he warned the crowd q
make no demonstration, as he would DO
his sworn duty About o'clock Judge
j. N. Jackson addressed the crowd.
pleading with them to diSperBe, and not
commit any act OF violence that would
stain the fair fame Of the city, ana a.
surfing them that the law would be en-
forced lmpartially toward the prisoneru.
The address was received with muir
murB OF dissent, but at q late hour this
morning the mob gradually dissolved
owing to the flrm stand taken BY sherin
Wade and the city police oficIals,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01
a ToUCE1N9 MESSAGE
From the Lost-Thirtosn EiShsrmsn Of
Schooner White Wings Drowned,

From the Lost-Thirteen EiShsrmsn Of
< Schooner White Wings Drowned.
PLYMOUTH, Mass. Nov. So.-A piece
Of bamboo picked up in the surf here
brought story Of death and the loss Of
the schooner White Wings. of Glouces-
ter, In the recent. storm It contained the
following message:
1--WE will be lost, thirteen Of ng, in
fishing schooner White Wings, from
Gloucester. Have no bottle TO put It In.
Everything is gone. We are about to go
on a raft. Henry Wilder and Frank
HaskinS are dead. II ! could only see
my wife and darling child again!"
(signed) "ALBERT SIMMONS"
A body found yesterday morning on
the outside beach near Powder Beach
bridge by the Gurnet lie saving crew,
clad in oilslSlns, marked Haley" is
thought to be one OF the four well men
reported missing from their shooting
box near the mouth Of North river.
A six foot steering wheel, q spar I5
feet long with rigging attached and
what appeared to be the front of a quar-
ter deckhouse or the side Of q steamers
state room, are reported floating In the
water Off shore near Brant Rock. They
are thought to have come from some
deep sea ship wrecked further up the
NnnUf lssI =
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Observation-Disclosures.
A Bashlonablo Wedding At Middle Way,
yVtnk Virginia,

A BuBhiOuubl0 WeuulnR ~ aA0NAS way
West Virginia.
Special Dispatch to the lnteIllgencer.
CHARLES TOWN, W. Va, Nov. s0.-
A fashionable wedding took place toe
day at 5 o'clock. in Grace church. at
Middle Way, this county The bride
was Miss Eliza wheatley Grantham,
daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. John J.
Grantham, and the groom was Dr.. Ad-
olson r. Timberlake, Of Clarksburg, w.
Va.
The ceremony was performed after the
Episcopal ritual by Rev. Andrew ]. Will
lis, Of Middle Way. Miss Lou. White,
organist, rendered Mendelsohn's Weds
ding march, upon the entrance OF the
bridal party. The best man was DR..
Eugene B. Timberlake, brother Of the
groom, Of Middle Way, and Miss Caro-
line FiclSlen Grantham, sister OF the
bride, was maid OF honor The brides
maids eight In number, were Misses
Helen Shirley, Sophia Bates, Margaret
and Julia Grantham, Of Middle Wuy,
Nfisseg Daisy Shirley and Carrie Larue,
Of Summit Point, w. Va, and Misses
Mary B, Larue, OF Ripon, w. Va, and
Pattie Whelan Luke, OF Berryville, Va.
The groomsmen were Messrs. j. NJ.
white Of Purcellvllie, Va, r. ". Shir-
lev. William MCCoughtary and George
T. Shirley, OF Summit Point. w. Va,
David NJ, Tlmberlake. OF Weston w.
Va, Raymond Maxwell, Robert Koble-
gard, and A. Franklin DenniSon, all OF
Clarksburg, W. Va.
The bride was atttred IN handsome
white organdie, with veil, and carried
brides roses. The maid Of honor also
wore a white organdle, over pink. and
carried La France roses. After the ceT-
emony, a reception was held Of TUDOR
Hail, the home OF the bride. The couple
icft for a tour Of the eastern cities, and
viii reside ut ClarksburB upon their re-
ktar1
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Special Dispatch to the Intolllgencer.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Nov sO.-
Governor Atkinson granted a pardon to-
day to Samuel Evans, who was convict
"a in the Raleigh county circuit court,
In october. 1897 for forgery, and sem
tenced 20 five years in the Denitentlary.
Evidence Of the best kind was submitted
10 the governor proving that what
Evans done was not forgery
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BRUssELs. Nov. aO.-The solr SAYS
trouble has arisen in Africa between
Germany and the Congo Free State rel
ntive to the respective boundaries of
German territory ana Congo territory
north OF Lake Tanganlka. II is added
by the Soir that n strong force OF Ger
mans has been sent to the Manyemn
country while the Congo forces at Lake
Kivu have been considered reinforced.
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A Psr.lrtent IEorse ThlsE.

Special Dlgpateh to the IntellIgenoeF'
cLARKsBURG, W. Va. Nov. s0-
George Gum was arrested by Constable
Ion McCioud on Lambert's run, last
night charged with stealing q horse
from George Cunningham, Of Lewis
connty. he was brought to this city ard
placed In fail ever night and was taken
10 weston to-day. Gum is a notorious
character Of this section, and recently
served a term in Jail here for horse Rteal-
Ing In Ehla county.
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Wlil l.nmnlols AZ yRreoL.

BOSTON, Nov. so,-Passensers on the
north and south shore trains report that
the wind Is blowing gale along the
shore. At cohasset and other points
further down the south shore, It rained
In torrents about o'clock and the
streets were flooded with water and
melting snow. This storm promises to
complete the wreck among the shipping
along the shore.