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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26

9err S6auS, 9ebrer in Rober....... 3 rs
serr 6rier, Yiarrer in ROler.-...~.- 2 so
per- 9eels, Eiarrer IN @abl. $3.50. -. 10 90
Serr alfreo s., in Qurembur9..... 5 90
Serr u. @obes. Yreitou, So., N.sQ.
eSbr anoenfeu lol III ben Ser;eu
aller SurertburSer beilis bleiben..-.. 10 90
Serr W. Glen,en, Bfarrer IN @ilpers
oingcn. Sur bsiouberu Grimes
ring on ore, @eitlihe. welde uus
ter Der Stredeusberri6ait ;u g4ils
rperbiiseu als 9aisru gelebt NIB
ben i6onen Su6enmalo ou Der
sanoltrabe 9epilauSt babeu."
Opera eorum sequuntur i'll
os.".. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z so
Serr s. @nih: Weper IN Sleri...-. 3 rs
Serr :. y. Gaei6, Observation-Disclosures
IN S~lIrembir9 ........ ......~-.-. 5 90
ISulamirelt, ............ ........... $50 W
Wetras Der pier eriten 9iiteu.....66 22 90
Suldmmer ....-.-. ....-,..7l52 W
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
Die NiIteufdrtc.

(Wmalie maht ibrer Jreunoin Bertha
einen geiub. iinoet oieie aber nibt 81
Sauie. uno ibreibt nit benz Singer in
bic siemli6 oife Sede bon Staub auf
benz seiblOiienen &lapier ibrer 6rsun=
bin oas g8ort: g d mub i'm T."
Says oarauf treffen Bertha uno Nma-
lie lib auf Der StraBe.)
sat Dir Sein 9ienltmdoben aud
mitaetbeilt," iro9te Nmalie. .oaB iA
geltern bel Dir mar?" - REIN" er=
hilbert Bertha, ,aber i6 babe Seinen
Namen auf benz Glapier 9elelen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26

a~elitten baben. Gin ~ettpaiaer peiterer
lleberihuB bleibt sur 9~erii9un9 BEG
Gomites CUR Eedung Der Soften Der
Gentenarfeier.
SeIbffabrer. Im II. uno
IL. Suli miro bsfdnntlib Der Barrier
SelbffabrsrtIub. aui sinem prsisiabs
rem parissNmfsroam bssrineu, aIt
infer Sano beriibren uno tueroen mir
Die pferoelpien Wasen. autOmobilen
ODER SeIbltiabrer senannt. %bswunosrn
tOnnen. IS psrosn pisliab 9nltrsn.
gunaen Nemaht. Die Selbtiahrer 81
oerUolltommnen. Oils Dor z poer s
Sabren Die crite Wsttiabrt Der rWaaen
obne Pferoe" ltattiano, beibsili9ten iih
etwa 40 Jnbritanten. absr es wuroe
bod teiu Selbitfabrsr Qeiuuoeu. wel-
der Die SrOihfs ooer ben berrihaitliben
9Sagen in elmer @rpBltaot srieben
%tonnte. Seitoem iino sroBs Sort
ldritts asmadt. 10 oaB Die 9rpOlition
in paris Automobiles msbrerer 6abr=
seuae aufweiit, pelhs allen Nnforoe=
runaen nabesu sntiprshen. Die neue-
item Selbltfabrer fabren ibusl uuo
obne aroBes 8erduid. iino isbr lent.
bar, bic 3itternoe. itOBipeiie Ssmsauns
Der iriiberen Selbifabrsr 1T iiber,pun.
ben. 5reilid erforosrt bic gsniuns
cine lidsrs Sano uno bsitdnoi9e 0roBe
4ufmertiamtsit. Die &utider. por-
ldufi9 GbauHeurs oosr 4bauffarbs be.
3elhnet, miilien oaber poliptli1 auf
ibre Sefdbisuna sspriiit psroeu. Sic
baben aud ihon cine Irt Uniform,
blauer Hof nit brsitsr Sbirmmiibe.
Sin umitano aber oiirite Die giufii6=
runs oieier Selbffabrer bei1leuni-
gen: bieielben itsiaen ielblt siemli6
fteile StraBen nit 2sidtiateit binaui.
Die groBe Barrier Sroidten 8eieQ=
idaft ldBt lebt 200 Selbffabrer Der.
i~tellen. pelhe binnen lpeniasn MOna=
ten in getrisb tommen iollen. Die
Wotorwa9en baben ibren giusua in
bic transonIhe Nrmee sr,rpun9en. Or.
Saurus bat ebeu cine SRnltpsriooe in
Acknowledgment m1breno Der leBten
Observation-Disclosures oes @euerals
Samont bsenoet. Die bon benz Wa-
gen aeleiitsteu Sisnite babeu ben
&rle9smiNilter bemo9en. idmmtlihe
geliBer Der Wotorlpa0sn su ibren
Sruppentorpern NIT ibren Ysbiteln
einSuberufeu. um nit ibnen OH ben
Wanooern She'll 81 usbmsn.
ID Il a no Staot 2urem=
burg.
@eburteu. - 8om 25. Stunt: SRA.
tblas, 9. pom Matbias Stein, Shloiier
Selene stnna, I. Don 9tifolaus SuB, Sons
mis- bel ben SecunoGr.~9 ileubabneu. e..
Smtl, .. pom lbeooor 8ersmauu, 5aelob.
ner. 49,: Sobann Saul alops Anoreas,
9. Don Soiepb Seismauu, Spposrapb;
Warsaretba, I. pom ausuit Stei6en,
Sienlttnebt.
Seiratben. - Bonn %. Stunt: Mar
Srnlt Rotbe, Sauimaun, NIT Ratbarna
gen. 9uiis S6lerer. 2s.: antou @eis,
spotbster, NIT Waria SObanna Sdaad.
SterbefdIIe. - Som %. sunni:
Wasoalena Rei9sl, alt "a Sabre, @ittpe
pom erowis Slider, 3tlbs. S~anbelsntaum; ;
Guiana S9mis, alt "a Sabre, Jtdbsriu,
ebelos. 26.: geopolb Houplier, alt 90
Sabre, R%auimauu. 81: Sbeooor RsiIter,
alt 90 Sabre, Saslobner; Maria Ratbarina
Wtarniger, alt 10 lass; Waria @orolius
S4aad, alt 20 Gage. 2s.: Gliiabetb
Sonntas, alt 81 Sabre, Sauslebrsrin, sbes
los. 80. Soiepbme Snianna 9aitert, alt
"a Sabre, obme Stanb, Gbsirau pou Ysster
pauI UeuCer, Sdueibsr. 80. snselo Ges
rutti, alt 20 Sabre, Winirer, ebelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
6ro6her,oethum.
Uus Ger 6duptitdot.

Sas 8efinben bes 2anbes.
BERN ihrsitet in srfrsulidsr @eiie
poran. Der bobe patisnt. Der ii9
nidt mebr, ME friibsr. ielbit raiiren
Tam. iaste bereits Dor einiasn Suesn
81 benz 6riisur. Der um z llbr Wor-
gems anfam uno ben 6iirften, cine
lpoblrishenoe @isarre raudsno, fano:
yWenn Semanb sic frast, ME ss mir
sebe, 10 faaen Sic ihm, ih rau1e
ipieoer. mas ia elm autes 3eidsn III. Z"
Sa bic Suit i'm bieiissn palais ni9t
Die bette 1T. 10 oerlieB Der 6iirit oas
palais uno fubr uad Der Stiftun9
Pescatore. tuo idOn gormitta9s elm
3elt in benz ihattieen uno luiti9eu
part errihtet uorosu mar, I'M bier bic
irii6e suft gu aenieben.
llsbsr oas yefinoen oes 8roBber-
3oas tbeilte oas 0Ofmaribaaamt nit:
.Grite ausfabrt isbr gut betOmmen.
2uuaenerideinunsen idmiuosu. Oil.
aemeinbeIinoen gut. 9eibarst Or.
Sod. Or. NleId."
Ser bobe Serr miro bon orei bie1i=
gen barmbsrsi9eu Sriioeru bel Sag uno
bel Naht aepflest. SOwobl Der er.
frantic 2%anoesbsrr als oefen hinge.
buna t0nneu Die SinNabe uno Gpier.
millisfeit Der Grautenbriioer niht
9enu9 bemunoern. Del Shirt bat
lbnen wisoerbolt isinsn tisfitsn Sant
uno feline duirihtige Inertennuu9 aus.
9eIprodsn. Ser 8prltsbsr oes 9lclters.
Der 2uremburasr 9ruoer Nn5ia, as-
bort gu ben pfiese,n oes bobsn gatien.
ten. Seit einieen Sasen 1T man i'm
YsseatoreI1en Stiff nit peribieoenen
arbsitsn CUR bsliersn Yhs9e 6.
g. 8. beidafti9t. Wsnn lsoph Die
Seheruna anhdlt, 10 wiro Der bobs
&rants nab SdlOB SObsnburs abs
rsiisn.
8irsli4 Sonntass abenos asasn
z ubr fiel Der tleins Ybilipp Wsna9sr.
Elm Sobn bes Ssrru Wuifproishors.
beim Spiel i'm Sois Der 8ila gliia.
beth auf benz Yabnbof in cine 2ob-
CRUDE uno un9liidlider Wsiie aeraoe
auf 8~lasiplitter. gr rib iih cine
Noer am 9orbsrarm auf uno srlitt
sroben Slutperluf.
Wit benz 8lodenipieI Der.
bait es iih wie folat: Nadoem bic alte
WalSe burh cine nsue erieBt mOrbsn
lit, bat fid Serr Gouiaro. auf oas BON
Der 6emeinoe=8 srwaltun9 an ibn ge=
ftellte Griuben. bersit ertllrt. bic Sweite
Stimme Der Sunltide aan3 Uoer tbeil.
meiie 81 entfsrneu, oamit Die Melooie
oeutliher Deroe uno bsller berausse.
bort meroen fam. Serr Gauiaro bot
Ii1 oa3u bsreit ertldrt uno wiro oers
lelbe oiele nsue 4enoeruna bemnd1lt
pornsbmen. Is lei an oisisr Stslls
bemertt, baB auf @uuid bss srirant-
ten Sanossberrn bin. oas 8~lOdenipiel
lett elmer Wohe gang psrfummt 1T.
Sas bonn bodm. Ssrru Yiarrsr
3Orn bon 2uainasu psriaBte BUD iiber
ben Gl0ppeltriea, tpsldss 320-350
Setter umfaBt uno l,50 Srantsn
mtoltet. wirb ben gsftsllsrn beiislbsn gu
anfans Muautt suasbsn. Der Rsin=
sepinn beislbsn bleibt CUR Yerfisuns
bes 6eft.Gomitss uno mirb oerwanot
CUR Sttftung elmer Sabrssmeie in Der
pfarriir&e su gtsrf fir ale einpObner
bes frfibtren 2uremburser 9anoes.
usl&e BET ben Wirrsn Der fransDEihen
Repslutior fir ben Glaubsn uno bas
lWatsrlane asiGwptt4sue @sSfOlsaRa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26

rsim 3eitalter Der Mai6inen. Saben
fibie Sebcnsbeoin9unoen Der Wen.
NJ i'm @l9emeinen perbe1ert. erleihs
tR 8ans oas 8e9entbeil lit ein9e-
ttfcn. Gie ielbfitdnoi9e Sanolperte
p ei%nNeAanaen. Sie Sunowerter
% 81 6abrititlapsn oepproen. Die
a~ttclltdnoe lino OerIbmunoen. Wtil.
lnen BON traftiQen Nrbeitern lrren
ioolos III ben StraBen ~unierer @robs
hote lumber; Tie iino iiberflilIlig GEE
Iproen. neil Die Waihinen OIL ibre
5telle 9etreten Iino. uno Die SOSial=
pcmotratie erbebt in alien Sdnoern
prObcno ibr Saupt, nm Die Serrl6aft
Der Waibine uno oes 8eloiafes. welde
bic Yolter al 8unitcn elmer S~eringen
I3abl BON Willionlreu ruinirt baben.
su ssrtriimmern. gSie man an9elihts
Der Wotbla9e Der Snouitrles uno Der
2anoarbeiter oller SGnoer bon sinem
Moblbeiinoen Der 8eiammtbeit reoen
lam, 1T benz %aeiunoen Weuibenpsr=
ttano unerIinolid.
Ger aufihmung Der Snoultrie. bas
Serribten bon Malhinen aller Nrt bat
Sauienoe bon Mrbeitern i'm ibren 2obn
uno ibr Wroo 0ebrabt. go Derrihtet
cine Spinnmaihine iebt alein bic gr=
belt bon 1900 Perionen. wdbreno bob.
iiens Is Ooer 20 8nabeu ooer Wtao=
DE. lie beoienen iOnnen. Nebnlib 1T
es i'm Serbaltnib au ben anosrn IRA.
fdlnen. Sat oieie coloIiale llmwdl.
aunS niht Die Sauptidulo al Der jeBt
brennenoen "ioSialsn 6rnQe2 llno oieie
GrlmounAen wa9t man uns oils Nobl=
ttatcn Der MenIdbeit ansupreiien?
@elde GObbeit, su iubeln iiber Die
groBsn Yrofite. welhe Die Sapitalllten
MAIDEN. uno fir Die Sunoerttauienoe
bon Grbeitern. welbe ourh Ole Wtalhis
zen broolos Qema6t Wilroell. ni6t ein
sin;i9es SroltwOrt su baben 2!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
Dereiniote Staaten.
9uremburgsr In Der Der. 9taatens
Mrmee.

g8ir rebsn bier ni6t bon iolden
2anosleuten. pelde friibsr i6on in
6rieoenspitsn seoient babeu oosr FOL.
den. bic mir bereits erwdbnt babsn,
iouoern nur bon iolhen Namen. wslbe
our6 ben ipaniib.ameritaniiden 4rie9
in ben 0oroersruno aefelt muroen.
Sisr aus Dubuque limb uns bic Ha.
men fOl9enoer 6reiwili9er bon lurem.
burger Nbtammun9 beiannt:
Sobann grnsoorff. pelder i'm Soipi.
tai Gorps in 6lorioa bent unb bort
cine Mrt YorbsrsitunasIdule fur ben
drstlideu Ysruf burd3umaGen boft.
gr 3cs nit ben bitiisen @%opernor's
8reps aus, psl&ss aber benz 40.
Soma'sr Rsaimsnte einperlsibt murbe.
Gs 1T bsr eobn bee 9srsn GwI GlRS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
Gim0crmib.

,4icbitsr Serr. cine tleiue @abe,
uuo mems mir ein &rsuSer llt!"
.3ann gr oenn aber tein 8eiblit
trelbsn, oas Sbm mas eintrdat?"
.Nh ia. better Ssrr! i'd wOllte germ
@anquier weroen. oas Sanowertsleug
1T aber au tbeuer!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
SeifcntliGe Summing fir Gin 81 Gleri ST
errid)teaoss Senfmal oes Yanern= ooer
SlOppeltrieges pOu 1898.
j ii II Sin e.

Serr 2eop. Gi6nro aus Glert Geut=
ner 81 yuremburg ....,.-....,........ so 90
Seri1ieoeue Giuw. Der Semsiuoe Seis
uerlheio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 %
Serr Janus Wtatb. Siirg. Der @eul.
10 90
In her IN engem Kreis fir de
Bauern de a gudem CLAW fir
t'Religion an t'Vateriand an hir
heren man lieven agetruoden
sin .. 33 OC
Serr Sales, 1oplau III Neder. Sur
Grinierun9 an Die 9lanbenstraItls
gen. ei6entarteu SeSl. Saueru..... 5 00
Nerr Dfilusr, Hiarrer i'll Wahtburt... 25 0O
Serr =. Kids aus Glerf, yebrer ;u
Nolill9ell ,---.. D w
Serr @ut. 6i6arb, Sices 6ouiul Don
Sel9ieu, 81 SIneloori ~ 90
!Ssrr Sictor, &a6tmelter gu Soiins
gen .. ~.. 8 90
Serr aoolpb soupart in Meri6...... 10 OO
6err s. =. Sacobp, &itar 81 &eoin=
gen a. B.. S.-..-...-..... ........ ....... 8 0O
Serr .. Ranen, Ss6ant III Settems
ohr9 ~ OO
Serr Srieoai9, EN-. vi. i'll Settems
bur9 8 90
0srr S6uler, 6aplau in Efttemburg. 8 0O
$oerr StoTel. EN-. vi. i'll Settembnrg. 8 OO
gureTb. unteritibungSs Vere,n 81 Va
Grolie, isis, u. ...... 20 90
Serr s. &a9ner: Steiben, gu Slerf... 8 W
Serr Z. SteiumeS su Glerf.... 3 10
Serr ". @reiflratb IN Gleri .... 2 81
Mebrere Stubentem oes @pmuaiiums
pon Sietira -~... % 90
Glnl9e Glerier Stuoenten Sn Sietir6
uno luxembourg IL 81
@bbe @m. pad aus Glert StIoeut
Der Sbeolo9ie gu yilltib ....... 8 90
3meiter Seitrag eines Glerier i'm Nuss
ionoe, Der erlte mar 81 tleiu. 8 90
Serr !. Feilier, 4farrer 81 Gid q. b.
III, 90 90
nerr 8eIler, @itar ,t Sid a. b. Nl;.. 3 rs
Serr \. Sdiltses. Sitar sa SID a.
Serr =. Nepper, Sitar gu sid q. b.
als 8 90
Gle Giarrsi Sronbeuburs. .Sn banfs
barer 9rimlernnS oil lbren triibern
Hiarrer GASP. S6ipab. .... 20 0O
Der leeiSe GIorrer bon E%ranoenbmg.
p@eoenfe Der Sbateu Der SGter, bic
le 9etban III ibreu .3eiteu." l..
Mach. III. 81 ......... 20 90
Serr Slleu, Tlarrer in Saitenbori.... z 81
Derr OteperS. Piarrer III Golmars
Berg ..... 49,. 10 90
Soerr Z. @els, Ytarrer in Wellenteiu.. = 90
TaS yebrerperlonal Der Saubtnms
meu. Nnitalt gu smsmburs 800. 8 rs
Serr Sbroeoer. gtarrer IN Setringeu.. 8 90
Nerr Sends. gebyer Ill @eibsroin9sn. 8 0U
Ssrr Ssmaussr, Visar w sinSsr...-- 10 w
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-26
3eben uun Wirfen hes %bepurtirten
Yrieters Snbann Wi@sl
Maauer.
Gortfebu a.

Bon Yster Srepmaun, Hiarrer IN Rieber.
bonuen.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-09-03
London Letter.

George Cur1On's appointment as
Viceroy of India was not surprise to
those behind the scenes, for il had
been discussed for some weeks, al
though the general belief was that the
Government would not really do any
thing so unconventional. The object
was to get this tOo-clever and out
spoken young man out of the way and
out Of the Lower House at any cost.
This feeling is easily comprehended by
anyone who has watched the faces Of
the men on the Government benches
during a trying question time or q
nasty debate. The calm, self-assur-
ance with which G. N. c., without
once losing his temper or getting fur
ried, kept the upper hand of friends
and foes alike, and told as much as he
hked-despite wrath of superiors- or
just as little as he hked-not with
standing Radical grumbles-was a
treat to witness; but it made his col
leagues jealous and his chiefs restless.
Such man had the making of lead
er of the House, and even Premier.
1t was not to be endured. Therefore
as his father, the Rev. Lord Scarsdale,
is only fifty-nine, and cannot be ex-
pected To- vacate a seat in the Upper
House for many years to come-Cur-
zon had to be got rid of by other
means. Moreover, his admires In the
country are so many and so influential
that nothking short of handsome
post would do. Therefore the Govern
ment-much pushed by certain Lib
eral Unionist. celebrated as a schemer
to ''break the record" Mr.
Curzon's appointment does this i'm sew
eral ways. First of all, he is the
youngest ruler of India ever sent out,
being only thirty-nine. Secondly, he
is a member of the House of Commons.
He will probably receive a peerage
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-09-03

Il am glad of that" said the wife of
the Jerseyite, after reading the paper
for some time.
''Glad of what?" asked her husband.
Glad that the mosquito feet is in
service. Maybe we will not be both
cred so much by them this summer"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-09-03

COLORADO
FOR THE
SUMMER

Two solid vestibule trains daily.
Leaving Lincoln at 6:10 p. % and l:2O
q. ~. Arriving in Dehver at 100 .. M.
and lao p. 10. and always on time.
B. & NJ. depot cor. It'll and p SITS.
City Ticket Office cor. 10th and o
treets.
G. w. BONNELL. 6. p. & TIA.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-09-03

Mr.. Knerve (whose proposal has
been declined -And am l not to have
any assurance whatever?
Miss Haughty-No.
Mr.. K.-May l ask why not?
Miss H.-Because you have more as
surance now than you know what to
do with.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-09-03

a daughter Of the stars anu Stripes,
has never before represented the
Queen in India. Beautiful Mary Letter
has always been ambitious; and IL il
an open secret that she has been sur
prised by the magnitude OF the plum
which has dropped at her feet. / am
told that the news will be welcomed
with avidity by Calcutta society, which
will expect pleasing revolution in the
cut-and-dried method of entertaining
hither too prevalent at Government
House.
You will know all about George Cur
IONS career, so 1 need not dwell upon
his college successes, his extensive
travels or his charming books. You
will unite with his friends here in
wishing him speedy recovery from
the painful illness which overwork-
especially night work-has brought
on. A spinal complaint is no light mat
ter; but he was always 50 well when
in the East that it is hoped he may
soon be restored to health His three
brothers and six sisters will regret his
absence. One of the sisters rs pretty
and smart. Lady Miller, wife of Sir
James Miller, the popular soldier and
racing man.
Now, there will be a private squabble
over the appointment of a successor as
Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
One powerful party wishes George
Wyndham Countess Grosvenor hus-
band), to be put in; another, less
strong but more obstinate, is canvass
ing for Austin Chamberlain.
hear that the Qneeu Of Holland In
much disappointed because the Prince
and Princess of Wales cannot come to
her coronation. She met the Prince
in Paris last year, and-like most
young girls-took great fancy to
him. He used to tease her unmerci-
fully and chaff her about her various
suitors; so the royal maiden, whose
are usually Of the serious
order, thought him charming and, for
getting her dignity, giggled like any
schoolgirl. The Duke of Connaught,
who is to go to the coronation as the
Queens representive, is rather a grave
person. not at all inclined to joke with
girls, 50 Her Little Majesty will miss
the fun she expected.
The Wales family has decided to
build country house at Overstrand,
near Cromer, for the express benefit of
Princess Victoria, who has taken such
a love for ''poppy-land" that she will
not be denied. This does not look as
il her rumored engagement were a
fact.
The Duchess of York is terribly de
pressed about her father He has re-
turned from abroad worse than he
went. Doctors and nurses have to be
with him, and he looks a
mere wreck. 1t is even said that his
mind is affected; but / cannot vouch
for the truth of this, though his ap-
pearance seems to confirm it. 1t is q
pity that the poor Duchess has this
fresh worry, for she was much better
herself and brighter after her twelve
lays stay with young Earl Beauchamp,
at Madresfeld Court, Malvern. This
was a very long visit for a royal person
to pay; and it has excited much re-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-04-14

AMBASSADORS Of the powers had asked
Spain to grant an armistice with q
lew of allowing negotiations for a
settlement of the whole question. The
council had long and anxious discus
ion, during which Sagasta went out
and consulted with the queen regent,
and it was finally decided to grant an
armistica which should last five days
upon the following conditions:
That the United States should i'm
mediately cease to tender her moral
and material support to the Cuban in
urgents; that the American squadron
in the vicinity of Cuba should be with
drawn; and that the American war
vessels near the Philippine islands also
hould be withdrawn.
If the United States should decline
these conditions it is declared the
powers will openly lend their support
to Spain. The correspondent at Ma
drid of news agency here says that
if the insurgents shall not have laid
down their arms by the end of five
days, the war will be resumed and
Spain will receive the moral support
of the powers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-04-14

When we mention Taglioni, DIVER
nay, Noblet, Fanny Elssler, Carlotta
Grisi and Francesca Cerito we may
also say that we exhaust the uames
known to even theatrically inclined
folks; while the ordinary lay mind
would be exhausted probably by the
mention of the first-named dancer,
whose death occurred so recently as
1884, although her career on the stage
GATED back to 1922.
Like many celebrated dancers, Marie
Taglioni became famous at a bound
when, at the age of Is, she appeared
in Vienna in a ballet arranged by her
father, who was himself a dancer. Her
first appearance in England took place
in 1929 at the Kings theater, and she
also appeared under the management
Of Bum, who gives us some particu-
lars regarding the salary required by
this Spirit of the Air. For herself she
was to receive 9100 each night she
danced, and to have two benefits, which
the manager guaranteed to produce
$1,000. Her father received $500 for
acting as ballet-master during her Wis
it, and her brother and sister-in-1aw
were engaged to support her at a sal
airy of 5000. Small wonder that the
Spirit Of the Air amassed a large
fortune, which she lost, poor lady,
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spite of her attractiveness end her
numerous offel S OF marriage Fanny
Elssler remained single. Her elder
sister, Theresa, also a famous dancer,
contracted a morganatic marriage with
Prince Adalbert of Prussia i0 1851 and
was afterward ennobled.
Besides these great artists, Lumley
had under his management a large
number of dancers who were of a high
order OF merit. Most prominent
among them was Louise Fleury and
Guy Stephan. Mile. Plunkett was ia
her early years, membe of Lumley's
company, but the conjunction was not
favorable. The managers sole refer
erce to this fair lady is in connection
with a serious display of insubordin
atom, in which she and Mile. Scheffe
must have been ringleaders, for h
cancelled their engagements, Gin spite
of the protecting influence thrown
round the young ladies'" Mile.
Plunkett, it may be worth noting, was
the sister of Nine. Doche, the famous
Marguerite Gautier In La Dame aux
Cam eliais. Among famous dancers of
the last century were Baccelli, Heinel
and Simonet, of whom a picture OF
the last is given.
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the preservation of peace. On the
other hand the Catholics of North
American would never pardon such a
disregard of the vicar general of their
church.
The general tone of the evening pa
pers was one of satisfaction with the
interference of European powers as
showing that The latter realize Spain S
determined attitude against farther
concessions to America. Some doubt
is expressed, however, as to the result
of Intervention, lest the European con-
cert repeat it's Cretan performance
The concert has a weakness for the
stronger side and may exact a conces-
sion from Spain offensive to Spanish
pride and harmful to Spanish inter
ests. Therefore, the papers warn the
ministry to trust to Spain only. At
midnight there was absolutely no one
stirring. The government offices were
empty and political circles and places
of public resorts deserted, owing to
Good Friday.
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Washington, April 9.-Good Friday
passed with not a ripple on the sur
face to show that the United States is
on the brink of war. Both houses of
congress had adjourned until Mon
day. At only the war and navy de-
partments were signs of the impend-
ing conflict in the rush of immediate
orders to the host of naval officers to
report at once for duty on vessels to
which they have been assigned, and
conferences among the bureau chiefs
on the details of war preparations.
Yet the resolve is firmer than ever
that unless Spain yields to America s
demand the United States will move
on Havana. The discussion Friday
revolved around two propositions,
namely: Intervention without recog-
milton of the national independence of
Cuban insurgents, and intervention
with concurrent recognition of the in