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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
Sricgs=Na0ri6ttu.
Sn eiirig anf oer Sage?
Sen % E Il, 1Sla., S. Mai.


Dim lSreitag gbeno treuiten Die
.SidSbur9" unO Der .Miorrill" meItllb
bon WOrrO 6altle, ais bic 9rOBen 6e=
i6iiBe Der 6oiimnr=YOtterieu auf iie
feuerten. 3wei SdiiNe murosn aui
leoeS Der SdIne QelOft, maren jeoOh 5ll
fllrS, uno beiOe GabrSeuge So9en li6.
Dbne oas 6euer Su erlploern, auBer
e6uBweite 5uriif. Oelteru MOr9en
friib I0noten Die Spanier sinen S1OO=
ner aus Dem SoIeu. Der Oltparts nabe
al Der &iiNte entlHn9 fubr. 2lls er Iib
etlua orei Wteilen bon Der &iiIte beIun0,
DurOe er Don Der yWtODflOmer" eut=
oeft, bic Der >, &ifsbur0" uno Dem
,,WtOrrill" ioIOrt Si9nale CAB. 9Otit
boiler 9ampitrait mo6ten iib oIeie
beiocn Sdiiie unter Seiebl BON GOm=
m0noer SillD WnO 6apt. Smith auf Die
NerfOl1ung, luOr0ui Der SbOOner unl=
le9te uno Dor Dem g8inoe auf MtOrro
6atIc los iubr. Nuf Oieie 98eiie bic
Gmeritunii6en S9iife Oireft unter Die
gNtterien OOn Santa 6lara loteno, Die
stpGs peitlid pon Morro lie0eu uno
su Den SOienbeIcitigun9eu 9eGDreu.
Sic lino nit Sebn= uno SU6lb0lligen
&rupp 'ihen &anOren OusQeriiitet uno
qelten ais Die 9eIGbrlibIten Sefeitigun=
gen SNOan0's, nit glusnabme Don
0tOrrO Goitlc.
Der >, Wtorrill" uno Die -, , %if5bur9"
,beianoeu lIb etwn ie6s Meileu BON
benz SaoOner entIernt, a!s Die S09o
ibegann, nobel Der >, ,Worrill" Die 6iib=
rung bate. 9lIs lie lru9efdbr l.! Wei=
len BON ben SOuta Glara=Satterieu
entfernt woren, ertannte Commander
&l0O bon Der ., Gidsbur9" Die orobenoe
BeIabr uno lieB einen ShuB uor ben
.Sug oes ShOoners uOrbeiieuern. Sob
I'M uGdlten 2lugenbIif iOulte Elm u6t5ol=
liQes Spren99eibOb Don Der Strano=
bnttere our0 Die SuIt. iiber Den ;, Wor=
rill" blnweg, uno erplooirte iueuiaer
ais 80 SUB bonn ShiIte entfernt. 3usi
iueitere Sbrapnell=Sbiiiie fOl9ten raid
auieinanOsr uno idluQcn in uumittsl=
barer gtdbe oes StiIies sin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
ilniere critic S6lappe.
Siinf Inhtc aui Sem ,,9Siuslop",
Sen 98e Il, 6la., II. Wtai.

Sen 98e It. 6la., II. Mai.
6eltern Na6mittag nm swci llbr bal
auf Der SObe bon 6aroenus in Der
9tdbe bon WtatansGs ein 8eisbt ltatt0es
iunoen, an pelGem aui amsritaniiber
Seite oNs &anOnenboOt . .g8ilmin0tOn"
Commander Is. Is. SOoo. Oas SOrps.
oUbOOt yg8inslOw" uno bas S!ilis.
SononrnbOot r&uoion" betbeIliat was
ren. Su Dem Sample ijelen ais erlts
Spier oes ipanii6.amsritaniibsn &ris=
9es aui amerlianiibsr Settle Elm Oil.
,;er uno bier Mam ln0 msbrers Wur.
ben perDunoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17

nonenboote. Oils Die gpmbe in Der
@ruppe an Toro oes - WinslOlu" erplOs
olrte, erldOll abermuls eln wiloes 3ris
umpb9eihrei bon ben ipauiiben 300
ten uno Den Satterien Der uno oas
feuer auf oas un9liiflibe SOrpeoObOot
wuroe nit erHellter SeItiSteit fOrtse=
ieBt.
S6lieblid gelang es benz ySuoIon"
sln Sau an Voro oes , ,gSinsloiu" Sll
brln9en, wOr0uf er DerIuttte, 2eBterell
aus Dem Sereib Der tOotbringenoen
8elcboile negSuSle6en, als pl0Bli6 0as
Sau rib uno beioe SDOte Gbermals Dem
lpanliben Seuer preisgegeben wareu.
I'm ) llbr so Wtinuten bratte Der
rSuoIOn" es fsrtig. cine Slueite Selne
on Sef oes ygSinslptp5" su bringen.
bod iuarsn nur nod orei Mann ilbrig,
I'm oleVelbe 81 beIeiti9sn. Ser @ins=
loW" ipurOe Damn nab Pebras 5slano
aeI6leppt, no er p0r 9lnter 0ing.
Gini9e Seute bonn ySuoiOn" begnben
f4 on Sef oes ,g8ln5lO,u" uno nab=
men bic am i9periteu SerwunOeten
nit iih. Srei oerielbeu. pslbe an
SOro oes GanonenbOotss Matias 9e=
lha1rt wuroen, itarben tIrs uabber.
Gjeltern glbeno Tim 9 llbr Is Ntinu=
tcn-fubr Der vSuoiOn" NIT ben @eiheu
uuo etliben Serpunoeteu na1 Sen
g8elt, no er beute MorSen I'm s ll9r
antIm.
slm Suoion iino bic Spuren oes
befti8en Samples Deutlib ;u iebsn.
Seln S6ornltein 1T bon Sugeln ourb
lO6ert uno ous Snnere Der &abiusn
uno Die Sefs Tno ldrefIib 5u9eriatet.
Die Spoteu oes yg8iusIo,p" lie9en
jeBt I'M Sotale zines &el9enbsitatters.
Sic wuroen in einem gew0bnliben
98a9en oortlin geibnIit. Die yeiben
line nit benz Steruenbanner beoedt.
Sine sablrei4e Wenitbeumsu9e iol0te
Dem 98a9en, auf tuelbem Die Sp0ten
laSeu. Sas Sotal oss &eitenbeitat=
ters lit ben gansen Sag binOurd bon
g(euQierlgen umlagert seiueieu. iSlot=
tenofftSiere, WarineiO!oateu uno Wa=
trOIen ltr0mten berbei, I'm eiuen @lif
auf ibre tooteu &Omeraosu su perien.
GiniNe Der Sei6en Iino 9rdBli6 Su0es
ribtet. 6dbnrih gusleD lit bubtdbs
LID in Stilfe gerincu. Seine Seite
miro einbalIGmirt uno nah Sdule ae=
ldift werOen.
Gem MaibineuDlcr Sarpos lpuroe
bon elrem i6arfeu Stilt Der Sombe
Die SuftrObre wie nit eiuem &aIirmei-
Ter Serlbnltteu. Gem Seiier Saniels
mar Die linte S6ulter uno Die rebte
SeIte ieines GOpfes ouI0eriiien. gln
Der Seibe oes iarbi9en &obes Sunneu
Iino feline gSunoen su bemerten. Sei=
ger lfeets wuroe Der llntsrleIb auIss=
rilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
unO tronte Spauier unter. 9ieIe er=
Ireuen li6 Ieines bollen ShuBes.

Ireuen li6 ieines pOllen ShuBes.
Die 8r0Be oieles Sie9es lam ibuers
lid nit ben 0ewObnli6en Griol9en pDn
SeeibIadten Der8lben iueroen. slb=
geieben bon jeoem mNtsriellcn Sortbeile,
1T Der moraliibe Gneit Oieies erlten
GrfOlaes Gin acknowledgement. Sb Der
llnUer9leiAlidsn Grruugenihaft Ibld9t
o0s Ser3 un'erer RatiOn bOber; nl6t
aus Gr9ebung ooer iii tern na6 Grs
oberunQen, nsln, aus tieIer Sdntbar=
teit, onB oieIer Sriump6 unlerer 9e=
rsbten S0be 81 She'll wuroe, uno
Our4 Die Gnaoe 8Ottes Der erlte Shritt
gum Srieocnsi0!uB gsibahen' puroe.
2llleu osnen, Die ourh Sapferteit.
6dbi9teit uno Sin9ebung oieien Sie9
errlIn9en, Dem tupIeren 6Ommanoeur
uno ieinen brnOcn Sfii3ieren uno Wan=
nen, Die i6n unteritiiBteu, iAuloet lille
Ter SNno cine unberebcubare Sbulo.
Son oemielben 8eIiible beIeelt, nie lln=
Ter SDlt uno in beNen 9tamen, ianote
ib ioIDrt cine gOti1uft az Commodore
SemeD. IN pelber ih ibm, leinen SfTi=
5ieren uno Wannl6aiten iiir oeren
berrlid)e SGnten uno acknowledgement
Sle9 oOntte unO ibm mittbeilte, o0B
i6 ibn sum oienIttbuenocn aomlral
ernanute.
SD empIc6le oabcr dGnli6cn natio=
nalen SeiipieIen iOlgeno uno nm Der
9antbOrteit jeOes patriOtiibeu SerSens
9lusorut Su perleiheu, oNB Der 9dnt
oes GOu9relies oem iellUertretenoen
&eor-IOmlrul Der YunoessWarine fir
ieine i'm Sample nit benz 6einoe be-
mieIene SOpIerteit uno ausAe5ei1nete
6ilbrun9 uuo ben SiIiSieren unO
Wannlhniten unter Ieinem geie9le fir
oeren S0pierteit bel Der 3erit0run9 Der
ieinOlben 6lOtte uno Der Sefeiti9un=
gen in Der Yao bon Wtauila ausse=
lprO9en weroe.
" liam NJ W Ginlep.
Die in llebercinltimmuug nit Der
SOtihaIt oes Bralioentcn unoenomme=
nen Santesbei5liilie lautsten wie IOlgt:
yeidloilen bonn Senat uno Geprd=
ientantenbaus Der Ser. Staaten bon
slmerita, oaB auf Gruno Der gnpfeb=
lung oes YrIllcenten, Die i'm gintlang
nit Yara0rapb 1903 Der 3spioirtcn
Statuten 9emadt wuroe. biermit Dem
Commodore HeDrne Semen. II. G. 81
Nom ShsrlS Nm,nnnnsnr amman nsr ~ ni;n,;5Hsr
Glottenltotipu her Sonf bes GnmoreIz
ies unb bes omeritoniihen Wolfes nIIs=
oeinrphen merbe fiir ieiue ousnr,pih.
nete S,nltuuo in hem Sompfe NIT hem
6eiuSe mie lie bel Der 2erlt6ruuo ber
lpouiIten iSlptte uuo Wotterien i'm
Soien pun Wanila, auf ben Ybilippi=
nen=S =Sulelu, am |. Wai 1898 au SaQe
trat.
Voronronb 3 Sne bsr Snnf hss
6puorelies uno bes omerifouilheu SSols
tes hermit burh 6ommoDpre Semen
non Sfn,isrsu mn 9pounlhnstsu u,,ter
leinem Commando fir Die BON ibnen
bel Der Gjelegenbeit bemieiene Sapier=
teit uuo @elbitli6teIt aus9eIproben
weroc.
Ioroorohb g 6s lei fsrnpr he.
Ihlpiieu nnf her Vr61iorut hpr Wrr
Stoatsu erIlIft mrrbe bieIe g,elhliiiie
Dem Commodore Neuen mn burrb i'm
beu Sfii,iereu uuo gPonuihoitsu inter
's'llsn' oO"'"'''OO , ''la''pe.'sI 1T 5' lonen' n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17

w blngtpn, l3. WGl.
I'm 7:30 beute .WtOrgsn erbislt Die
SSl0tten=Nbtbeilung cine SepeIcbe BON
Nomiral SampIOu. Sieislbe lautei
ule fOIAt:
st. s bpmas, II. Wtai.
Gin She'll Der SbwaorOne uuter
melnem Sefeble erreithte bsute WtOrgen
San Suan bel Sagesanbrud. Gs
lDurOen feline bsluaHnstsu Sbiiie in
Dem Safen gefunoeu. SObalo IS ge=
nll9eno tages9ell mar, begunn i1 einen
2lnArln arf Die yltterlen peIhe Die
StNot rertbeioi9en. Sieier glngriii
oauerte un9cidbr orei Stunosn uno
er9ab Oielen Scbaoen fir Die Satterlen
lnO einl6ld9i9 audi fir Den Sbeil Der
St0ot, welher al Die yeieiti9uu9en
Host. Die SNltiOneu NntiuOrteteu ouf
luier 6cler aber pbue anIebnliben
SbOoen onSuri1teu. Gin Wann
wuroe Ouf Der giew OOrt 9et0otet uuo
Iieben lei1t permumoet. is WurOe
Den SbijIeu tein beoeutsnoer S1aoen
iu9eIIl9t. Sampl ION.
Wtaori0. Is. Wai.
MtIttag5.
Die offSielle WiittGeilun9 iIber oas
Spmbaroement BON Sun SSuau be
EOrtO Eico iagt oaB Bic amerltaniibe
6lctte in rrubmrei4er ggsie surilf8ca
I1lugen wllroe."
@ou Dem 6laNaenihiIf Soma bel
Sau Suun Sc BortO &lco aus, miro
am Il. Wai via Sbomas, in ben oGni=
iben g8elt SnoiIbsn Snisln am Is.
Wal beriAtct Dap in 0em glngrine
SNmpiOn5 Nui Die 6eltun0en itpei glmes
riianer get0otet unO Iieben Wtann per=
munoet iplroen. Nomir0l SdmpIOu
ipll ertIGrt bubeu: SD bin nit Der glr=
belt oes Wtor9ens suirieoeu. Sb bdtte
San Su0n nebmen i6nnelI, aber ib
bate tene StreittrGIte I'm es 81 balten.
SD wOllte bios sjtbti9en. Sieies III
9eibebeu. SD lam tpegeH Der lpani=
iben IflOtte uno nibt wesen San
Sunn."
Die 6iet6bteteu Iino, Der WairoIe
SrGni gSiOemart bon 9tem Yort, aui
Der gieU YOrt uuo Der GebiiIf5 2aoer
alf Der glmpbitrite. Sisier leBtere
ltarb infolae Der iur@tbaren &oige.
SOn ben Serle stem warsn orei auf
Der Soma uno bier Ouf Der 9iew DOrt.
Sie erltsren lino: WNtrpie Wtitbell, Der
SeemOuu Wertle. Der Sebrjuu9e Siu;
Die lebtereu: Die WatrOieu Samuel
6e!tm0nn uno Wtibasl Wurpbp uno
Spei Nnoere llnbetannte.
Die SHiIie mel1e an oieIer glttion
SbciI nabmeH linO: Soma, Snoiana,
9tew Yort. Serror. glmpbitrite,
Detroit, MOntSomerp. Wampatud uuo
SOrter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
lsine slsnSsrnua Scr &esisruHg5:
Nlane lit gsbateu.
W q aibiuutpu. Is. W}Q

~ | n9 I II, lo. Wial.
Sn oen gluarifspldueu unierer Me-
9IerllnG lit cine nOlltauoige 9enoeruu0
ppr9enOmmeu iuOroen. Sas GIntrelIen
Der gt0pri4t bon SamplOn's gInSrili
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
a1retIs nrr Aatsefnsn.

Sober 3uI Der SpaItc per 9ahr..
8 nRprate - 400
8 Wforatc........ 600
@rbsere gussigeu biuissr.
2OcaI.Roti5en:
Sir isos gale 9repsr sSsr bsrsn RAun. Ia,
srits DIAL Is geuts
Serotbss urb 9oSesouseissn nit Sprupsl 50
obEe Sprup Sl.oa
anSsiaeH. bic btm Setite Der tat9olti&e1 Rtr1s
suptber iiue, fiubcu setas Igfuabms
2lnseteen fenos man ipdtA
tens am 11loutas Qloo
gen Elm.
SskNr6eitea allcr Irt prompt uxa NMs
arSgciiilrt
Sffite: Gfe Der 6. uno Sopas Strata
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
Sphnii6es:

nenSe5OAen miro, pelbe bluueu &ur=
sem nit Der 6lotte n01 ben FblIippi=
nen abgeben iua.
Der Saisn bon Gaoi; lit our5 untsr=
leell6e Mlnen geIbiiBt wOroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
Sie Gape SerSs fylotte lit 9lme:
rita.
90 q orio, l3. Ntai.

~ " y, lo. ulul.
Die 9fNhribt BON Der glntlluit Der
IpanlIhen GlOtte in WurtiniQue bat in
ben bieIi9su amtliben &reiIsn 9ruBe
gluIreQuu9 CUR GO!Qe Qebabt. IS
bslBt ieBt. oaB Die Sbiiie bort an0slau.
fen liuo, I'm &Ublen einSunebmsn. uno
odB suei grOBe. nit &Oblsn bcl0oeue
tralsatlantIias 9ampisr in EOrt De
5rNnce Guf lie Wartcn. Gin sweiter
3wef mar. licb bon BORT aus nit Der
lpaniiden Ge9lerung in Serbinoun0
I'll ieBeu. nm ben gufentb0lt Der 0ne=
ritaniIbsn 6lptte au erfabreu. Der
Nomiral 6OrOcrG lit jebt bon gluem
unterrihtet. mas lib lslt ieirer glb=
iabrt BON ben tapperoiibsn Snieln su=
getra9en bat uno bat iiir isine Weiteren
Seme9unssu ausiilbrlibe Ysieble sr.
balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
st. pierre, Wt0rtinilue, bia ]
SuDti, Is. Wai.

S"f't 'O' --N"''
Der ipanilbe SorpeooiI9er .6uror"
lam in Der Wtittwpb NNht bier az,
9InN aber ioIOrt psoer in see. Die
NntunIt oes 6abrSeuaes bate cine unz
9ebeure 9lufre9un9 CUR 6Ul9e.
9lm SOnnerstN9 gtabmittag I'M flint
llbr tr0i Der ipanll9e SorpeooiG0er
. nSerrOr" bier sin. Siluf ipaulhe
Srisgsibiiie wursu in Sitbt, wel6e
eiuen nOroliben Surs perfoloten,
au0enibsinll0 in Der Gibtun9 BON
6uba. Sic ssbOren Sur Gape gcros=
5lOtte.
Der amerilaniih Siilistreu;er .Sar=
barb" lie9t i'm Salsn. Gr lief bier
Elm, I'm Sepeibsn al Die Rs9ierun0 in
Malbin9ton su icbifsu. 9a Elm Ipani=
lbss S6in in Den SaIen lam uno nab
Der Nntlnft oes .Sarparo" misoer in
See 0in9, buben Die Safenbe66roen
DEM 6apt. Cotton bonn .Sarparo" mit=
tbelen lallcu. b0b er crit pieruuo,wan=
sig Stuuosu nab Der 9lbIabrt ots ipa=
nilbeu ShiIies in See 9ebsn oiirite.
Gibraltar, Is. Woi.
Die sweite ipaniibe 6lutte in Gaoi,
beltebt aus Dem S6l0AtihiIf .Yelnpp",
benz Pan3ertreuSer .Gmpsraoor Carlos
Va. oem &rsuSer ,,Nlipnio MIL"
Den Sillistrsujsrn ,.&apieo" uno
>. Potria". iriiber ols columbia"
uno ;. gtOrmannia" CUR Sambur9 =glmez
tauilhen Sinie 9ebOrig, uub orei Spr=
peoObooten. IS miro bsrihtet. naB in
eaoii cine itarts Sruppsnma5t Suiam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17

Die OTijSieae Mittbsilun9 iIbsr oas
Spmbaroement BON Suu Suau be
EOrtO Tico iagt oaB bic amerItaniibe
tSlotte in rrubmrei4er l8eiie surilf8ca
lblusen wIros."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
slSmiral Sampiou's biinoiser
Serid)t iiber Sas Sombarae=
ment ton Sau ,;aam.

gS q bingtpu, l3. M0i.
I'm 7:30 beute .WtOr9en erbislt Die
flOtten=glbtbeilung cine Sepeibs bon
Nomiral SampIOu. Sieielbe lautet
Wie fOl9t:
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1898-09-22

Mr.. Baldwin was guest OF Bishop
Potter for several weeks and was then
ordained as the chaplain OF the chapel
In Lafayette place. The bishop ofiici-
ated at the services Mrs. Baldwin did
not accompany her husband to this
country. She remained In her home at
Oxford and sent very liberal monthly
allowance to her husband. He lived IN
the chapel house and spent money
freely. He gave costly banquets TO ms
friends. at which the popping OF corks
was said to have been prominent
feature. In the summer OF 1896. whlie
attending to his pastoral calls, Mr..
Baldwin became acquainted with MISS
Rebecca T.. Stafford, who lived with
her mother In Willow street. Brooklyn.
Miss Stafford had never been much IN
society. owing to loss OF wealth wheh
she was young. and most OF her enjoy
ment and pleasure had been In church
work. assisting the poor and visiting
the sick. She is % years old. Is tall.
graceful and beautiful. and Is held In
high esteem by her friends. Rev. Mr..
Baldwin became infatuated with this
co-worker in the church. and so far
forgot his high calling as to tell her
that he was unmarried and would make
her his wife II she was willing. She
consulted with her mother and con-
sented. Then Mr.. Baldwin told her
that he had made n vow when an event
had occurred which had changed his
entire career that he would not marry
for six years. Only fur years OF this
period had elapsed. and he persuaded
Miss Stafford to believe that 1t would
be perfectly proper for her to become
his common law wife, with the under
standing that a ceremonial marriage
would be performed when time re-
leased him from his solemn VOW.
There was nothing In Miss Stanords
innocent life to suggest that there was
anything wrong In the proposition, as
1t came from the lips Of a priest. and
she consented to become his wife. as
he had suggested. He went through
form Of marriage ceremony similar to
one that would have been performed
by clergyman. and then put upon
Miss Stafford's finger ring to seal the
solemn compact. on the inside OF which
is inscribed "R. H. B. to r. E. s."
They lived together afterward with
NILS. o'ahoiu' the oiiue Ao'"A' go"
he attended regularly to his work in
the chapel.
1t is painful. indeed, to record the
downfall of a man of such brilliant
promise. He was looked upon by the
dignitaries OF the church as being of
the material of which great church
leaders are made. 1t is hard to con-
ceive how this supposed holy man
could greet his wife and six little chill
dren. ranging from l to 10 years OF
age. SO lovingly and pleasantly at the
steamship pier on her return from
Europe six months after he had gone
through the ceremony with Miss Stat
ford. Mr.. Crittenton had heard OF some
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1898-09-22

of the extravagant ways of Rev. Mr..
Baldwin and he cut down the family
allowance to such an extent that it
became necessary for Mr.. Baldwin to
find something to do to obtain larger
salary. About this time he received
a call from a wealthy Episcopal church
in Saginaw, Mich, and promptly ac
copied it. This was one year ago and
he carried glowing recommendation
to his new field from Bishop Potter.
After he was settled in Saginaw Rev.
Mr.. Baldwin sent for Mrs. Baldwin and
the children. Shortly atterward he
sent for Miss Stafford, or Mrs. Bald
win No. 2, and rented an apartment
for her in Pauls flats, at Adams avenue
and Beautreu street. Detroit. He told
Mrs. Baldwin No. 2 that Mrs. Baldwin
No. l in Saginaw was his sister-in-law
whose husband was worthless, and he
had to take care of her This situation
continued for several months, and then
Mrs. Baldwin No. 2 learned that Mr..
Baldwin was spending much of his time
with woman who had been known as
Charlotte Ella Keyes, but whose name
had been changed to Harolde Baldwin.
She said that she was the wife of Rev.
Mr.. Baldwin and is recorded as wife
No. 3. Mrs. Baldwin No. 2, believing
that the infatuation of Mr.. Baldwin
for his third wife could be broken, went
to see the woman she had believed
was his sister-in-law in Saginaw and
found that she was Mr.. Baldwin's wife.
This was terrible shock to both wom-
en-. Mrs Baldwin No. 1 could not be-
lieve that her husband had done wrong
She went with Mrs. Baldwin No, 2 to
the house of Mrs. Baldwin No. 3 and
there learned that her husband had
lived there as the husband of another
woman. Mrs. Baldwin No. found her
husband in Saginaw. She was ready
to forgive him for the sake of their
children, but he would not desert his
third wife.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1898-09-22
NEVER GIVES UP ITS DEAD,
Lake Superior Keeps Its Victims In the
Depths of Its Waters.
Ito be Continued.)

Lake superior Aeeps Its victims In the
Depths OF Its Waters.
From the Minneapolis Tribune: Lake
Superior never gives up its dead. Who
ever encounters terrible disaster-hap-
PLY infrequent In the tourist season
and goes down in the angry, beautiful
blue waters, never comes up again.
From those earliest days when the
daring French voyagers in their trim
birch bark canoes sl1irted the pictur-
esque shores Of this noble but relent-
less lake down to this present moment,
those who have met their deaths in
mid-Superior still lie at the stone-pav-
ed bottom. 1t may be that, so very
cold is the water, some of their bodies
may have been preserved through the
centuries. Sometimes, not far from
shore, the bodies of people who have
been wrecked from fishing smacks or
from pleasure boats overtaken by a
cruel squall have been recovered, but
only after the most heroic efforts with
drag net or by the diver. Once on
trip down the lakes I met a clergy
man who, as We passed point of land
some miles before entering the mar
rowing of the lake at the 500, pointed
out the place where the Inflated AL
gonna went down on the reef some
eight years ago, and as he looked he
said. slowly. Il was at the funeral of
one man who went down with her,
and the only reason his body is not at
the bottom today with the other IS
that were lost is because 1t was caught
in the timbers of the vessel and could
not sink"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1898-09-22
MOVING A CITY.


sa Town.
1t is probable that the action Of the
Japanese government in ordering the de-
struction of the City of Teckcham. For
mosa and the removal of all of its inhap-
itants to u new location. Is probably with
out n precedent In history. The city is
situated on the northwest coast of the
island. and has been frequently subject 70
pestilence. with the sacrifice of thousanas
Of lives. The phenomenon being called to
the attention of the government, an inVes-
tigation was ordered by sanitary experts,
who reported that the city was built upon
a swamp, and that at certain seasons OF
the year poisonous gases issued from tie
ground. WhereupOn an order was issued "
Mr. Sakurai, the governor, to select new
location as convenient to the old one as
were healthful new city was laid out
by experts. and each property holder III
the old one was assigned site that COR
responded in area with that he occupies
at Teckcham, and he was given twelNo
months to remove his buildings and De-
longings. I'll
Sewers. roadways and sidewalks. pub,hlc
buildings. water works. and all other pItb The
lie improvements were laid out by nv
government in the new city without ,e ca
pense to the people, but they are requtroJ,rr
to pay the cost of the removal OF INV n
own property. This Is not so expensive ~
undertaking as one might suppose. ia
cause most of the houses and other puthi
ings In Teckcham, as wei! as IN oird.
cities. are built of the very lightest w tSors
en- material, and n Japanese house DIN
the advantage of being taken apart VIII
out difficulty or injury. ,,or
me undertaking Is Il notable illusttS''th he
or the enterprise and the wisdom Oh TT"
Japanese government.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1898-09-22

said that Mr.. Baldwin's knowledge of
Hebrew and Greek is not exceeded by
any scholar in the world. After this
work had been finished Mr.. Baldwin
settled down to the routine of college
life.
Bishop Potter visited Europe three
years ago and met Mr.. Baldwin at Ok
ford. He took great liking to the
scholarly young man, impressed upon
him that his duty was in the direction
of active church work, and influenced
Rim to give up his relations with OK
ford university and accompany him.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1898-09-22
COUNTRY VERSUS CITY.
A CsvairymAn ut Denver Espresso .
strong Preference.


"Thank God, we are going back to
Grant," exclaimed Corporal Low when
the order relieving him and his mate
from recruiting duty arrived. Den
yer Is the very devil to II man who il
used to troopers life. An uncnding
row of dreary houses on one side, an
amending row of still drenrier houses
on the other! look mt them and try
TO look beyond to see the rolling prai-
rics, but can't do 1t. Everywhere
there Is nothing but people plodding
slugglshly along. carrying bundles or
reading dull newspapers.
''why don't men get out of towns
and see something OF life? Why do
they want to stay coopcd up within
the four walls of II stuffy building for
ever. and catch cold and drink wills
Ky and qiinIne? Why do they want
to read books when there are the
vastly more interesting pages of ma
turc unfolding themselves every min
ute before their eyes. II they would
but go to where nature IL unhnm-
pered:
"The life OF cavalrymnn may not
he all pleasure. hut II Is Infinitely freer
and infinitely more wholesome than
the life of the man of the city. l ask
nothing better than my horse and the
fresh air of Grant. however hot 1t
may be In summer or however cold In
winter. Deliver me from the microbes
of civilization! Deliver me from the
musk and frills OF society! Give me Il
cactus plain In preference. A man
feels like man when he can stretch
his arms without poking his fingers
into Il chandelier and can fill his
lungs without inhnling II housemaid's
dust.
what good is n hundred thousand
dollars when you have got to spend
the interest on 1t and eat into the
principle TO pay drug bills and buy
dollhouse bouquets? The perfume of
purple cactus blossom or one whit
OF n wild rose found after ride Of n
dozen miles In the dawn beats all the
odors OF all the potted plants that
sickly city sun ever nourished.
And II they only give me the good
sorrel nag had when l was n pri-
vnte." concluded Corporal Low, who
has been promoted since his stay In
Denver. "then to the dogs with the
city. and may I never see 1t again as
long as live"