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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
CONGRESS Is INPATIENT
PARTY OF SENATORS AND REPRE-
SENTATIVES STARTS FOR CUBA
The Fact Admitted That Mr.. Proc
tor Is In Havana as the Personal
Representative of the President
Talk of Merriam as Commerce
Commission Chairman.
Washington Bureau st. Paul Globe, !
CorcorGn Building.

Special to The St. Paul Globe.
WASHINGTON, March $50 i'm
patient has congress grown, pending
the outcome of the Maine disaster, that
several senators and representatives
left the city tonight for Key West
Senators Thruston, Gallinger, Money
and Representatives Amos J. Cum
mings, William Alden Smith and Jerry
Simpson, are in the party. Had they
been officially designated to visit the
scene of the disaster in an official
capacity, they would not represent the
three political parties more evenly.
1t is now generally admitted that
Senator Proctor Is in Havana as the
personal representative of the presi-
dent.
Ex-Gov. Merriam was a caller at the
White house today. There is talk that
he has been rendered the position of
chairman of the interstate commerce
commission. This afternoon Merriam
visited Senator Hanna at the capitol
Senator Nelson Is not pleased with
the vote Of house members from Mime
sofa on the bankruptcy bill, but the
fact that Senator Stewart is so vigor-
: ously championing the Nelson bill will
2 not add to its strength. Nelson, Hoar
and Lindsey will be the senate con-
ferees. Senator Hoar says h will stand
by Nelson for the principle provisions
of the original bill. There is a good
prospect for a dead lock.
Senator Davis today presented an
amendment to sundry civil bill, extend
ing the cost of st. Paul public building
in the sum of 100000. If this is secur-
ed 1t will be enough to build an en-
trance on Sixth street.
Representative McCleary IS having no
end of trouble in trying to square him
self about his interview in a prominent
Washington paper, on the Maine disas-
ter. McCleary has been taken to task
In several Eastern papers.
Congressman Morris has received a
number of inquiries with reference to
the order recently issued by Secretary
Bliss suspending entries of lands with
in the limits of the Northern Pacific
grant east of Duluth. He called at the
interior department today, and was in
formed that the order applies only to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
MKIssoN FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Ohio SiIverites Booming Him fot
Bryan's Running Mate.

COLUMBUS, o., March 1.-The Evening
Press publishes story tonight to the effect
that there is movement on the part of sill
yer Republicans and Democrats to make
Mayor Mckisson, of Cleveland, who contest
ed with Marcus A. Hanna for the United
states senatorship, the silver candidate for
leader. ~ INC
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02

The Spanish divers, to whom Capt
Sgsbee has furnished plans of the
Maine. will begin their work tomorrow
morning.
Senator Proctor with his friend, Col.
Parker and Consul General Lee, made
Q call of courtesy, by appointment, to-
day on Capt. Gen. Blanco. Secretary
Jose Congosto accompanied the party
and acted also as interpreter Gen
Blanco received his visitors with great
cordiality, and a pleasant talk on gen.
eral matters ensued.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
For Torpedo Boats,

BRISTOL, R. l., March IA new OOo
pound strut for the torpedo boat Dupont was
shipped from the Herreschof works today, by
been lying disabled for some time. simiiar
piece of steel was shipped on Friday last for
Mobile for the torpedo boat Porter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
Money for Victims

NEW YORK, March Admiral Runco
commandant at the navy yard. received per
mission from Washington today to open a
SUBSCRIPTION list at the nare- yard for the
benefit of the families of th. men k;lIed hn
the explosion on the Maine. The list was
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
Hanna Inyestinatinn

COLUMBUS, O., March 1.-The senate COM
mittee investigating the alleged charges of
bribery in connection with the late sena-
torfal election had a session tonight and ex-
amined several witnesses, but nothing of any
real Importance was brought out.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
Maine Monument

SPRINGFIELD. O., March AT a mass
meeting here tonight to raise funds for a
monument to the victims of the Maine sub
scrlptlons were started at $40 each from Gov.
Bushnell and Mayor Good
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
land east of Duluth. Other lands with
in the limits of the grant are subject
to disposal as heretofore.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Repre-
sentative Fletcher today presented in
the house the resolutions Of the st.
Paul chamber of commerce favoring
the passage Of the Pearce bill to pre-
vent the aduteration of flour.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
War Story Denied.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March Thomas g.
bennett, president of the Winchester Repeat
ing Arms company, denies the truth of a
puDnsned report that his company had sus-
pended the manufacture of spor ing guns In
order to I'LL q government order
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
WANT TO GRAB 1T ALL
REPUBLICANS ,MAY FIND THEIR
PLANS WON'T work
"h"' Leaders of Other Parties Say
About the Proposition of the q.
y. L. to Be Allowed All of the
Judges and Clerks of Election
This Spring.

The effort of the Republican citv
committee to prove that it represents
the only party in ST. Paul that has
legal standing, and that none OF
the others Is entitled to it's share of
election officers this spring has arous-
ed the Democratic leaders, and. IL
Corporation Attorney Markham and
the city council attempt to shut out
the Democrats from representation on
the election boards, the courts will be
called upon to settle the question.
1t is claimed by the Republican lead
ers that, by fusing with the Peoples
party In 1896, the Democratic party lost
It's identity, ceased to be a party and
has not yet become entitled to recog-
milton.
This contention is warmly refuted by
the Democratic leaders
II should think" said Thomas D.
O'Brien, the Minnesota member of the
national Democratic committee, to a
reporter for The G / o be, yesterday,
s that, If the Republican party is the
sparty of high moral ideas and wants
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
Ingram Trusr.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-Thomas Brom
ley, of the Bromley Bros. Carpet company.
today confirmed the statements contained in
a dispatch from Boston regarding the scheme
to combine all the ingram carpet manufact-
urers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02

MADRID, March 1.-Greater anxiety
Is visible here in regard to the verdict
of the United States naval court of
inquiry into the loss of the battleship
Maine than was apparent a week ago.
The constant rumors Of possible hos
tilities are harassing and weakening
the government, and they are also try
ing the patience Of the public. The
lingo papers" publish exhaustive dis
patches from New York and Washing
ton to the effect that the relations he
tween the United States and Spain are
hourly becoming more strained, and at
tr1buting to President MCKINLEY a se
ries of anti-Spanish declarations. Ad-
miral Bermejo, the minister of ma
rine, is actively seeking the best means
to procure additional warships.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
Torpedo Roat Trial.

BRISTOL, r. l., March 1.-The new torpedo
boat Ia bot was put over the regulation
twelve-knot course in Narragansett bay today
for her first trial, and developed an average
speed Of 175 knots.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
TRUELSEN DEFENDS HIMSELF
Mayor of Duluth Denies Stories
Against Police-New Council
Elects Of1cers

Special to The St. Paul C.obe.
DULUTH. Mimi. March The first meet
ing of the newly elected council was held
tonight. Mayor Truelson's annual address
occupied the first thirty minutes. He advised
strong retrenchment measures. asserted the
innocence Of the police department of the
charges of boodling that had been preferred
against 1t, and demanded that the council
proceed to acquire all monopolies as fast as
possible.
After listening to the address the rest Of
the time was devoted to the election Of such
officers are controlled by the council and
the slate that had been prepared went
through without a break.
]. b. Richards was reelected city attorney.
w. r: Spencer, assistant city attorney; H.
w. Cheadle. formerly. assistant city clerk
was elected clerk; e. e. Beebe Charles A
IoWnes private. secretary was elected as
sistant city clerk.
For the second time within year the
home of the Evening Herald was visited BY
fire tonight. The flames were confined To the
basement of the building, and, while the
damage amounted only to about So. 900 the
hre was one of the fercest that the firemen
nave had to cope with for many months, ow-
ing to the fact that the basement was filled
with o-d files and almost a carload of paper
The damage to the Herald was 81 500 on its
press and S700 worth of paper. The loss to
cred by insurance.
Travel to the Klondike from this section
has started out again at a lively rate Ahont
o0 per cent of the people going are residents
OF Duluth, and the rest come from the sur
rounding range towns. One party Of TWENTY
two left today, and tomorrow three small
In one of the parties that leaves tomorrow
will be Mrs. R. T. Lutes whose husband
S,edd went to Alaska last fall. He is now in
is their intention to push on to the Yukon as
soon as they can get out.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
MADRID IS ANXIOUS.
Spanish Waiting Eagerly to Hear
the Report of the Maine
Court of InuUiry

LONDON, March 1.-The Globe, of
Madrid, dated Feb. 26. lust received
here, discussing the political situation
says: Nothing could be more prom,
ising than the present relations be-
tween the two nations. Gen. Wood
fords words, Peace forever are hail
ed with delight. Senor Sagasta. the
cabinet ministers and Gen. Woodford
all make such explicit statements that
peace may be regarded as assured. This
is all the more satisfactory, since the
late events all pointed to a different
issue.''
The Liberal, of the same date. saws:
"The high fever from which a portion
of the populace has been suffering has
considerably decreased within the last
few hours
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
DEFEAT FOR LIBERALS.
A strong RevulstOn of Feeling Indf.
Gated by the Election in
Ontario Province.

TORONTO, Ont. March General eec-
tions for the Ontario legislature took place
throughout the province today and resulted
In virtual. If not actual, defeat for the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
Mass Meeting of Derccrat.

mass meeting of the Democrats of the
Eighth and Ninth wards win be held tonight
at Bernard's hail. Albermarle and Rose
streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
HANGED HIM IN EFFIGY.


ohce minister de LONE Unpopular
In New York.
TROY, N. Y. March 1.-Spain's former
minister to the United States, Dupuy de
LONE, was hanged in efigy in this city to-
day. and the police had to be called upon to
disperse crowd of about 100 people who
had assembled to hurl epithets at the object
of their scorn.
Placards on the eflgy were thus inscribed ::
Hang de LONE, V. H. r. and Sucker De
LONE, V. H. R. Club"
The police carried the effigy to the police
station amid cries Of derision.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
Long Ocean Race.

TACOMA, March 1.-The American clipper
mere, completing and winning one of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02

SYDNEY, N. S. W., March 1.-The British
bark Falls, OF Garry, which arrived at Tohio
New Caledonia, Jan. 29, from Sydney, and
the Danish bark Professor, which arrived at
Delagoa Bay, have been driven ashore in a
hurricane at Noumea and are full of wa er.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
READY TO ATTACK MANILA.

American Squadron Concentrated
for Descent on the Capital.
LONDON, March IA special dispatch
from Shanghai says: The United States
squadron is concentrated at Hong Kong.
with view Of active operations against Man
lila, PHILIPPINE islands, in the event Of an
outbreak of war between the United States
and Spain.
The squadron, which is very powerful, in
cludes the cruisers Olympia, Boston, Raleigh,
Concord and Petrol.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02

LONDON, March 1.-According to a..
special dispatch from Buenos Ayres
the Chilian government has offered
f15,000 ($75,0OO for the Argentine
steamer Britannia, now lying at
Buenos Ayres, with the view of using
her as an armed transport in the event
of trouble with Argentine.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
Explosion Is Still a Mystery.

WASHINGTON, March The
the members
WthOut regarding the of the
Up to this time the court of
Investigation
petey the
on the day after the explosion
The truth Of this statement Uouched
,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02

longest races ever undertaken. She sailed
from Philadelphia Oct. 12, thus making her
time of the passage over ten-thousand- mile
course 1873 days.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
ARMIES EVENLY MATCHED.
Probable Alliances in the Case of a
General War In Central
America.

WASHINGTON, March lin the
event of a war between Nicaragua and
Costa Rica, it Is said that the alliance
known as the Greater Republic, would
give to Nicaragua the armed strength
of Salvador and Honduras. The Mica
raguan army is estimated at about
5000 men. Salvador has not more than
5000 soldiers. but Honduras has the
best drilled and equipped force in Cen
tral America, numbering $4,000 men.
Against these the Costa Rican army
of about 5000 seems insignificant.
But in the present calculations 1t is
thought that Guatemala would cast her
influence with Costa Rica. Guatemala
has an army of about 10000 In this
event, the forces would be about even
ly matched, with Nicaragua, Honduras
and Salvador arrayed against Guate.
mala and Costa Rica
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02
DISASTERS AT SEA.
Gunboat Lost In Australian Waters
French Bark Wrecked and
Fifteen Drowned.

SYDNEY, N. S. W., March IA terrific
hurricane has devastated New Caledonia, CO.
ing great damage to shiplicg. The hu -r:cane
also swept over the Loyalty islands and sank
a French gunboat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02

LIVERPOOL, March THE B i.ish steam
er Pcck.ington Capt. Davies, 81 ehted The de-
reliet cortland on Feb. 1. in Ia 80 north ard
Trouville, March 1.-The Portuguese bark
Para, from Pensacola, for this POI t, has b. en-
abandoned.
Gloucester, Mass, March 1.-The owners of
the Gloucester fishing schooner Grace l..
Fears and the relatives of the crew have
concluded that the vessel Will never be heard
of again. ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02

ADELAIDE, S. A, March 1.-The French
bark President Felix Faure Capt. Fossard
from Barry, on Nov. 10. for Port P:erde, has
arrived here and reports that during a gale
on Feb. he second mate and fifteen sail-rs
were swept overheard
The Coconino sun., 1898-12-03
LOCAL AND OTHER WISE.

Fred Harrington returned yesterday from Phoenix.
 Read the advertisement of the Pio- neer drug store in this issue. NJ. ]. Kennedy spent several days this week in Winslow and Holbrook.
 Mrs. r. Harter and child are quite sick with the measles at their home in Milton.
 The handsome Weatherford building attracts the attention of every visitor to Flagstaff.
 Mrs. Grst has the management of the Santa Fe Pacific section house here, having moved from Bellemont Thurs day.
 Davison and Cronn. the harness makers have dissolved business. MT. Cronin will continue the buiness at the old stand. Mir. Davison has returned to Los Angeles, Cal.
 Marbiu Beal and wife, Mrs. J. w. Francis and children and Mrs. Bayless expect to leave on Tuesday next, for Phoenix. where they will spend the winter.
 The Arizona Lumber and Timber company have several million feet of logs banked along the track of the Cen traI Arizona railroad in Milton and several train loads are brought in daily.
 Y. J. Coalter has rebuilt that portion of his fence and sidewalk destroyed by the recent fire. Mr. COalter's example might be followed by other property owners in the burned district greatly to the advantage of the public.
 The work on the water system is pro yressing finely and pipe laying within the city limits will be going on next week. The flow pipe for the gap be- yond Schulz's pass has arrived and the ,n will h,, closed this week and water
The Coconino sun., 1898-12-03
THE COCONINO SUN.

from Jack Smiths spring will be flow ing into the reservoir next week. which brings the water within three miles of town.
 The Arizona Lumber and Timber company have their saw mill enclosed and ready for the steel roofing. The frame work of the blaming mill and box factory is going up. The buildings are all extensive ones. and will all be com pleted about the first of the year.
 Messrs. ]. T. Stone and s. F. Knox. two exceedingly humorous tourists, of Columbus, Ohio. under the guidance of N. Galloway. came overland from Lees Ferry to this place Friday and are reg istered at the New Bank hotel. They shipped their outfit here Sept. lst, then drifted down from the Green river to Lees Ferry. gathering many scenic gems by the wayside. They expect to leave for home tomorrow.
 A close approximate to the loss of life from the recent storm on the New England coast places it at more than POO. This estimate is made on the basis of one from each crew reported missing and each of which would in- clude at least tRree, while the larger scbooners have seven or eight men on board. It appears that the bulk Of the damage done was between Cape Ann. where score or more vessels were lost, and Cuttybunk. where it is known that ffty-six vessels have been totally wrecked. while forty-nine are ashore, with hardly chance of being saved.
The Coconino sun., 1898-12-03

Official returns of the recent vote on prohibition in Canada give majority of l3.sS4 in favor of prohibition. Il is announced that Sir Wilfrid LaurieI and the liberal party will not accept the small majority for prohibition as sufficient mandate for passing prohib itory law for the dominion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25

8eli1t uno S9eiIe oes &0rpers cer=
brannt uno anocre &6rpertbcile pers
ien9t iparsn.
Sine 8eloerpreiiungs8ei3i6te
miro aus Sa3letou, Sujesne Co.,
9emeloet. Sort bat iid ein Setettip
nit msbreren iun0en Mdohen perbun=
ben, UNI Gelb BON 8ci6aits!euten su
erpreiieu. Die Wdo9en pileQten in bic
Stores unO Offices betannter 8ei1aftsz
Ieute 81 geben, Iib oenielben in bic
Irme gu werfen uno ie obSuthhen.
SpGter fam bonn Der Setectio uno
mu9te BEN GsiAditsmann bic SDlle
beib, inoem er ertldrte, bic Gltern oes
betrefsnoen WGo9ens brpben nit elmer
&la9e iDs9en gerleitun0 ilrer minoer=
ldbrigen Sodter Ii. (. 10. SIN ben
meilten SGllsn wuroe eiu ,Sdwci9e9elo
bs3Oblt unO Der Iaubere Yatron ma6te
quite 8sihGite. Gin Mann lieb lid
uber ni6t ms Spdsborn jasen. ~iOnoern
Qino Der Sa6e auf ben 8runo. Gas
Wdohen 8eitano ibln bann aud, oab
Der Setectip es oaSu an9ebalten babe.
Sieier bat Die Slu6t er9riifen. 9Sie
bic W0bbcn %bebaupten, lit aud elm
@nruaIt III SaSleton an Der Sadie be-
tbelli9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
9criGieocme Vad)riNten.

- @obl islten lift in bic Sbemis Elm
S9iif nit elmer 10 ei9eHartiaen uno
iu~tereiianien Saoung ein9elalfen. luie
bic oss Sampiers ,Wanaduietts". Der
am Mittwo1. ben s.. DECEMBER. in.
mitten zines oidteu Nebels in Grades
eno eintrai. Sic beitano aus Der Wte=
Ilassrie oss 9rObsn ameritaniiteu Sir.
cuss&Dnias .. 8. Saruum, oeien
Same, ob0lsi6 err ielblt lau9it i'm
8rabe rubt. nod INNER in gerbin-
buu9 nit oieier grOBten Shaultellun9
ibrer glrt in Der g8elt perbunoeu 1T.
Sie .M0Na6uietts" lift Elm 6abrSeua
bon 5000 SOmen 0ebalt, oOb reihte
oas Sunsre oes &umples nlht aus,
nm Die gauge Wenaaerie uno Circus
4u5riiitun9 81 bergen, uno cine Wen8e
bon &iltsu uu0 GaIten mubten all Dem
Yeroef unterQebra6t merosn, 100 lie
fat 9dualI6 bic pOiiaae periperrten.
Oils Der 9ampier bon gteip gort obs
iubr, bate er % g~lepbanten, o78
Yieroe. 26 goniss, 80 &dfi0e nit
0taubtlieren, so 30Bme S9iere pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25

poiicr einflieBt. SIT er Qefiiat, 10
brau6t man nur feiren Snbalt in Die
ndhite Seifnun9 oes Nbsuastanols Der
StroBe abitrDmen 81 laiien. Na9 gn=
It6t OeS Grfinoers ldbt Ii9 nit ieinem
Ipparat in elmer Stunos 10 piel S4nee
i6melSeu, 0ls auf Der Strabe in Der
Sdn9e bon einem SGuier9eoiert lle9t
unb 3tuor in elmer G6ibte pon elnem
SUB. Oils Sei3materiaI 1T SolStObIe
oor9eIeben.
- Nus S9ref irrIinnig getporoen.
Nus S6ref ilbsr ben Inblif zines
ltruppigen uno pilIt ausisbenoen Mten=
I6en iOu Die Is Sabre olte &Oia Jelns
berg in Rem Oort, iucl6e tilrslib
bon ibrer Wuttsr nab Der Srrenab=
tbeilun9 bes SeleOue SOIpitals 9es
bradt wurOe, ben TerItano oerlOren
baben. Dor un9eiQbr elmer Wo6e
mar Die Wutter o~lls0e9an9en uno bate
oas Wdoheu a0ein in Der @obnung
5urtid9elaiien. als es al Der Sbiir
pobte uno elm Sramp nit rauber
Stimme einen Srunt WaRer Iei'tte.
&oia eri0rnt ibsr ben un9ewobnten
NubIif oerart. oaB lie in &rGmpIe per=
iieI uno ms YsueOue SoipitaI GEE
brndt weroen mubte. ga lid naa
eini9er 3eit ibr 3uitano nod ni6t
Qebeiisrt bate, blisb ni6ts iibrjg, als
iie in benz Srrenpapilon unterSubrin=
gen. Bon benz SrOmp bat man ieits
Der nidts mebr 9sieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
SGtuets.

- Sin Sal bon punoerbarer Get=
tun0 zines perun0liidten &rnoes miro
aus 6reiburg beri6tet. Cine Sruppe
&inOsr 9ins titrsli4 in ben oi6tbeUcA=
ieneu NbbQu0en oes 8ottsrnOntb6l0ens
ipasisreu, nobel ii1 cin 3ldbriSes Mdo=
den i'm Sidi6t perlOr. Die &iuoer
bemertten oGs 6eblen oss &leinen crit,
als lie Su Sauie paren. IS plroen
iOiOrt NadfOri6un9en anSeltellt. aber
ales Su6en DQbreno Der 9tN6t uno
an f~OlBenoen Wor9en tuaren erfolslOs.
Grlt am N03mittaQ, Se9en 2 ubr. ent=
oedte man o0s uermiBte Sinh. IS
bin9 in ben 3mei9en zines Saumes.
Is mar iIber eineu SSelien binunteraes
fallen, ober pom Gedit elmer Side alf-
9eiangen pproen. Sn oieier Stslung
bate bic 0rme &leine etlp0 20 Gtun-
ben, i9le1t 9etleioet unO alien unbil=
ben Der talten Wiuterra6t aus0eieBt,
sugebro9t. Sas Giuo mar UOlig er.
FART uno Dab tein 2ebsns,eihen mebr
bon ii9. Sle Stern bra1ten es ius
gett. Nab ettpa elmer Stunoe trat bic
Wirtun9 Der Grstll6en SemilDungen
lno oes narrnen Settdens Elm. Sas
Sinh mar wieoer CUR gelInnuua aetOm=
men lIno DsrlauQts laAenoeu Wunoes
Al ellen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Nep 0orf.

- Neue S6neei6melS : Mai6ine.
Cine nerle Observation-Disclosures ioa
bemnQ6t, iobalo 8eniigeno S9nee
lle0t, in NeW YOrt erprobt tUers
ben. Die WaI6ine itelt einen g8aoen
BON ungemObnli6er &QuQe bar. Borne
lit Elm i6aufe!fOrmiger 9lppnrat, oeIien
auf9abe es lit, Die S6neemaiie in
beoeutenOen QuNntitdten aui3uteben
uuo autOmatii6 in oos @~a9eninnere
81 i6affen. mo Die ei9entlibe 4rbeit
oes S6nueI8ens be9innt. &ebteres 9e-
t6irbt in einem QrOBen aus0ebau6ten
SelGlter, Der our6 cine Rei6e bon
TART 9ebeiSten 90pfeu fInntirt III uno
10 cine &emperatur bon betrQbtli6er
S6be errei6t. Ss miro 10 0ebeiSt, oaB
, Der 9Oosn oes Yebdlters rOtb0Iilbeno
llno baour6 Der S9nee in ,peni0en
Setunoen trOpfbar fliiiiiQ miro. Mit
Ssi9tigteit lam aliO bic S6neemoiie
pGbrenb Der 6abrt oe5 Qpparatus III
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