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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09
Cumara Can Not Coal There.

Cairo, Egypt, June 3O.-Admi1al Cam
ara has asked permission to coal his fleet
at Port Said, but the Egyptian govern.
ment believing the Spanish ships have
sufficient coal to steam to the nearest
port Of their OWL country, has definitely
refused his request in accordance with
the neutrality laws
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09

One of the most beautiful orchids was
recently exhibited in London. 1t was
white flower, shaped like sea gull with
outspread wings, and a gold and vernnl-
lion heart. 1t came from Venezuela, and
cost $1,000
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09
AROUND The MINING CAMPS
GREAT MEETING AT SALT LAKE
War Gives Copper BOom-Le Roi
stock Now Controlled by Ii. 4. c.
Activity in the Occur d'Alene and
Lake Che1an Dfstrict-Minins
Notes.

Indications point to the attendance of
at least 1000 accredited delegates at the
international mining congress. to be held
at Salt Lake City, July e, I, s and 8,
with at least as many more visitors who
will be present as spectators. The delegate
appointments to date, number nearly
1900, representing q states and terri
tcries and l25 different communities.
Wednesday evening the delegates and
their ladies will be the guests of SalIair,
the resort of Great Salt Lake, where
!; band concert. reception and dance will
be given the visitors. All Thursdays
business sessions will be devoted to the
subjects designated by the committee on
order of business. Among the subjects
to be presented in papers prepared es-
pecially for the occasion by men of wide
experience are the following: Coal and
Coke: Advances in Methods of Concentra
ton; Relation of the Geological Survey
to the Mining Industry; Relative Merits
of Cyaniding and Chlorination; Mine In
spection History of Reduction of Smclt-
ing Costs; Long Distance Transmission OF
Electric Power; Fuel Cost in Pumping:
Recent Advances i'll Smelling; \ New
Treatment of Low Grade Ore; Copper;
Relations of Investors and Miners.
\ number of interesting special trips
have been arranged for the delegates by
the railroads. The first of these is on
Sunday, July 10, when two railroads will
run special trains to Mercur and Tintic,
one the great cyanide gold camp and the
other a silver, gold, lead and copper camp:
where mining is carried to great depths.
In both places committees will see TO the
entertainment of the visitors, and the
mines will be open to inspection. On Mon
day an excursion will be run to Bingham
and the visitors will be guests OF the
camp. The Highland Boy mine will be
lighted for the occasion in all its work
ings by incandescent ights-atfording an
opportunity to study mining operations
on a large scale under the best conditions.
On Tuesday there will be another eXcuT
sion to Mercur.
Ii. 4. c. Controls lie ROi.
The British America Corporation Owls
the controlling interest in the lie Koi
mine, represented by over 100000 shares
of the 100000 shares of the companys
stock This statement is made upon the
authority of representatives both of the
stockholders who sold to the syndicate
and of the syndicate itself The following
pooled stock will be transferred to the
British America Corporation as soon as
the pool can be broken, at Sc per share.
In the meantime pool certificates have
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09
Oldest Man in Pennsylvania.

Scranton, Pa, June 30.-Patrick Hig-
gins, said to be the oldest man in Penn
sylvania, died here Tuesday night, aged
III. His age is authenticated by a rec
ord and certificates which show that he
was born in County Londonderry, Ire
land, 1881.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09
MOST GLORIOUS FOURTH
cERvERA's SQUADRON GONE.
Entire Spanish Fleet Destroyed
Cervera a Prisoner With 1900 of
His Men-Shafter Gives Days
Truce-Watson Starts for Spain at
Once.
Washington, July 1.-The secretary of

Washington, July 1.-The secretary of
the navy has received the following:
playa, via Haiti.-Siboney, July 81
3: Is a. m.-To the Secretary of the Navy:
The fleet under my command offers the
na ton as a Fourth of July present the
destruction of the whole of Cervera $
fleet. Not one escaped. The fleet at
tempted to escape at 9:3O a. m. Yesterday
and at 2 p. m. the last vessel, the Girls
tobal Colon, had run ashore six miles
west of Santiago and had let down he.
colors. The Infanta Maria Teresa, Oquen-
do and Nizcaya were forced ashore. and
burned and blown up within twenty mile,
of Santiago. The Furor and Pluton were
destroyed within four miles OF the port.
Our loss is one killed and two wounded.
The enemy's loss is probably several hun
dred from the gun fire, explosions and
drowning. We have about 1900 prison
ers, including Admiral Ceryera. The man
killed was Geo H. Ellis, chief yeoman of
the Brooklyn SAMPSON"
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09

DR.. Nansen's profits from his book,
tsFarthest North" are said to amount to
$4,000. The profits Of his lectures have
added largely to this sum.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09

A beggar having just died in France
in his trunk were found stock securities
valued at 100000 francs. In his cellar
were found 400 bottles of rare Wine
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09

The hat which Major General Joe
Wheeler will probably wear i'll his cam
pai2ning is one that he has worn for the
last fifteen years. 1t is soft black hat,
which he generally thrusts into his pocket
when he is not wearing it.
Lieut. George n. Hayward, of the
cruiser Baltimore, in a letter to a relative
IN Detroit, says: "My one hope is that
we shall retain the Philippine group for
ever. 1t is worth all of China and a
hundred Cubas, and the inhabitants de
sire it,
in the neighborhood of Daleville, Ind,
the midge is ravaging the growing wheat.
Many fine-looking fields almost ready for
reaping are worthless, the heads not being
filled with grain. Until the pest appeared
the prospects were excellent for the most
bountiful harvest of wheat in years.
At Easton, Pa, last week, George
saussir had a severe spell of vomiting
during which he disgorged from his stom-
ach live lizard, which jumped about at
q lively rate before being captured. saus-
sir drank of water from his clstern at
night and swallowed something alive
During the past six months he suffered
terribly and lost flesh until he was
mere skeleton.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09

Ex-United States Senator "Cerro Cor
do Williams is slowly dying at his home
in Mount Sterling. Ky.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09

Employment bureaus in Buffalo are
limited in their charges by an ordinance.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09

In 1916 the late Lord Playfair suggest
ed the petroleum industry, and after
ward that of paraf1in candles, and induced
his friend James Young to establish a
mandatory of both.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09
TROOPS REACH manila
LADRONE ISLANDS TAKEN.
First Relief Expedition Arrived Last
Thursda Guahan on
the Way without Resistance
Sixty Prisoner. Taken-Gunboat
Surrendered.

lAoHlllt1 LeNty Was IeSeiNeu dL lie Itf
department shortly after ) o'clock this
morning announcing the safe arrival Of
the first feet of transports. The message
is given out as follows:
Ladrone Islands Ours.
'Hong Kong, July 4.-Cavite, July l.
Three transports and the Charleston ar
rived yesterday. The Charleston cap
turel Guahan, one of the Ladrone islands,
June 2l. No resistance. Brought the
Spanish officers from the garrison, six Of
ticers and 54 men, to Manila.
"On June 90 the Spanish gun vessel
Leyte came out of the river and surren-
dered to me, having exhausted her am
munition and food in repelling attacks
by the insurgents. (Signedj
"DEWEY."
Adutant General Corbin received the
following via Hong Kong, July 3, from
General Anderson, who commanded the
first military expedition to the Philip
pines:
Cavalry, artillery and riding horses
are desirable. Can get a limited number
of draught animals here. (Signed)
"ANDERSON."
Capture of Gunhan.
Manila via Hong Kong, July 4.-The
United States troops on the transports
City Of Sydney, Peking and Australia,
conveyed by the Charleston, arrived off
Cavite at o'clock yesterday evening after
an ,meventful voyage.
On the way here the Charleston called
at Guahan, the largest of the Ladrnne
islands, a group in the Pacific, which be-
longed to Spain took possession Of the
whole group, made prisoners Of Governor
General Marina, his staff and entire
force, and raised the Stars and Stripes
over the ruins of Santa Cruz fort in the
harbor of San Luis de La Paz.
The troops are in good condition and
our only loss was Private Hutchinson of
the First Oregon, who died OH the City
of Sydney June 20, and was buried at
sea, June 2l.
To Move From Chickamausa.
Chickamauga Park, Chattanooga, Ga,
July 4.-Late yesterday afternoon an Or
der arrived from the war department to
General Brooke, directing him to desg
nate about 10000 men for immediate de-
parture to the south, and at once there
was great excitement and hustle in the
camp. General Brooke declined to make
public the order, but it is understood that
he has selected the First division of the
First corps and two brigades OF the Sec
ond division to be moved at once. The
First division is composed of the following
regiments:
First brigade de-First Kentucky, Third
Wisconsin, Fifth Illinois.
Second brigade-Fourth Ohio, Third
Illinois, Fourth Pennsylvania.
Third bligade-+Sixteenth Pennsylvania,
Second Wisconsin, Third Kentucky.
Second division, First brigade-Thirty-
first Michigan, One Hundred and Sixtieth
Indiana, First Georgia.
Second brigade-sixth Ohio, One Hun
dred and Sixty-frst Indiana, Sixth West
Virginia.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09
Watson Goes at Once.

Washington, July 4.-secretary Of
State Day, Secretary of War Alser, Sec
retary of the Navy Long, General Miles
and Admiral Sicard have been i'll ses-
sion with the president for an hour going
over the Cuban question. Secretary Long
said Watson's fleet would be sent to the
Spanish coast at once
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09
Another Cariboo Dividend.

The Cariboo, Mining, Milling & smelt-
ing Company, operating claims in Camp
Mckinley, b. G., paid its 10Th dividend
last week. The payment was the usual
amount, ? cents per share, or total OF
$4,000. A dividend for similar amount
was paid early in May. This payment
swells the total dividends paid by the
company close to the quarter million
mark the exact figure being S220,965.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1898-07-09
Report From Madrid.

New York, July "A dispatch to the
World from Halifax says:
Your correspondent was shown cable
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-11
Notwithstanding

Sn Der Sibun9 bonn Sonnersta9
Nbeno erIu6te y. @isrens UNI Die Grs
lnubuiB n06, in bic GbomasltraBe nah
SIslerS 81 0raben. Serr 8ierens bate
tilr3Ii9 inter Gontr0tt oui benz GiNen=
tgnme oes Serrn 2sbmann al Der
3bomas StraBe nobe Der Weit a..
StraBe einen abort g~eArabcn. Ser
Gontratt beItimmte Dor, 8lerens miille
ocn Nuswurf aus Dem God e~ntfernel,
uno o0 er beim Gr0ben auf cine glei=
aoer ItieB. uabm er oa5 au~sgelDOrfene
GrS nit. Als Serr &ebmonn i'm nm
oes SiebItabls p~ertld9te, ertlGrte oa5
0eridt 8Ierens unI9uloig. oa er ll@
al Die SeltlmmunQen ieines 6ontrattes
nit &ebmann gebalten bate. Ga 8ie=
rens belauptet, Die SleiOoer our0=
Qlere bic SbOmas=S trObe, 10 lldt er
iebt I'm Die GrlaubniB no6, bort Dem
GrSe naa3uipiiren. Gr berpfli0tet ltb
n0tilrliA, mad polIenoeter Nrbeit oas
%entltanoene Minenloh wieper auIau=
iiillen uno 9ibt Si9ergelt oafiir. Sas
@eIl1 Ullr0e an ben NusihuB 0es
8unsen perluieien Ser @rnlt Yobn,
Der YeliBer Der S6littiAub=SNbn i'm
Saien. eril6t auf iilnf Sabre lang pas
yte6t CUR Seritclung elmer SN9n 81
baben uno lit bereit, jdbrli6 5000 Si=
Senien gu entri6ten. g8uroe ans Sa=
fencOmlte bernie n.--Maria 3. DID
erer BON 2incOln Qpenue perlan0t elnen
S6aoeneriaB bon $500 fir @erleBun=
gen, Wel9e ie our6 einen Sail Guf
einem mangelbaiten Siir9erItei9e al
Ga9le YOint Ipe. erlitt. 8crlpleIen.-
Sas Geiu9 Der Serwaltuns Oes Sptel
Sulien I'M cine Qbl6dbun9 hires Gi-
9entbumes bon $50, 600 anitatt $751;
600 wuroe an Den Nusibub iitr oa5
8uuie Dsripieieu. - Staot IuoitOr
WtcGartsu empiieblt bic Serltellun9
zines SnOentars oes 9eIammten It0otiz
i6en Gi9entbumes, ba iOlhes islt 20
Sabren ni6t mebr ssi9ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-11
Gin risenrS @ctrGTt fur Den Jami:
licu< Oebruutl

bat Die Dubuque Maltin9 So. b~erTtsls
len loiisn unO oeiisn Gri6.inen wiro
cine 8er9r0Berun9 oes Sertaufes bon
5lQi6enbier beoeuten.
Ser @ebraud bon 6laI6enbier biir=
CERT Ii0 IN ben 6umilien INNER mebr
ell, oa Der Nnt0uf bllig uno in allen
beliebiQen GuGntitGten Qema9t tperoen
fam, 10 oUB man oaslelbe ilr SeIu6.
b0us!i3e ll1lterbaltun9en uno fir ole
0bnll6en Y~Ortommniiie i'm Samilisn=
lsbsn tets bereit bat.
Die 9ubuQue MoLtin9 SO. bat, wie
bereits bemcrtt, ein eigc1lc3 8ebr0u iir
ben S0uss uuo 6amilien= @ebrHud aIf
ben W0rtt 9eiegt. 90sielbe trd0t ben
WNmen Extra Pale. BON ieiner ilber.
aus bIei6en. rein 0elben 6arbe.
gu Dem neueu 8ebrlu werosn nur
Die OOr5ii9li9ltsn YeitOuotbeile benuBt
un0 beim Yr0uen uno &eltern oes
Broouttss wiro %belOnoere SOr9ialt
O%erruenoet. Nu6 benin gb3ieben in
6lOi6en ueroen beiOnoere 8Orlidts=
m%aBre9eln %OnQep0not. Ser TerIanbt
geitisbt per &iie, III Guart- uno
Ylntsfla'den uno miro auf miinolite
Ooer i6riftlite geitelunq bin in bic
g8Obnun9en ab9elieiert. Wan beiielle
,Grtra Yale" bon Der Dubuque Wal=
ting 80. telephone 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-11
Scr Snpsrpijnrenratb

bat GOuntp= Nnwalt Mi6el bsouitra9t,
Qerlttlib 9e9en Die Key City Fire
Insurance Co., ,pelbe Ii6 betanntli9
eben auf9elDit, %pOrsusshen. IS banoelt
ll6 I'M Steuern uno Strafen I'M Se.
TRACE pDn $1,000. Sie 8eieli6ait
mar oui SIS. 600 beiteuert, beSablte
ieop9 uur Stsueru auf $4,000. 9as
@eieB idrelbt Dor, Der NilehOr iOle Die
attisn zines jeosn Ittieninbabers be-
l~telern. mo es li6 UNI GorpOratlOnen
bauoslt. aber Der @ebraub lit pOr=
berrideno, oab man Die Corporation
als lOl6e belteuert. inoem man an=
nimnlt, oab oieIe alsoam bic SteIern
zines jeoen Ittieninbabers Don ieinen
Sioioenoen ab3ie6t. Die Key City
Fire Insurance Co. be6auptet nun,
bic SbNtin6e, bab man iie ni9t nab
Dem. 0eieBe %bebAuoelt babe, made bic
&laNe un9iilti9, aber lie bet Dem Su=
perUlioreuratb 1919 al5 grlebiQung
ibrer Yilihten 9e9en oas @OuntD.
9amit lit jeOO1 Der &0tb niht sufrie=
ben uno oas @eisB. beibt ss, foil elm.
ibreiten. Sie Gerwalter Der Key
City Fire Insurance Co. bebaupten
nun, ooB tie ONr Iiinf Sabren benz
6OuntD bic Sferte 9emo9t bnttsn,
Steuern auf berielben SNIis 81 beSQb=
len, pie es bic Dubuque Sire IL MO=
rine SnIurance So. tbut. Au6 be-
baupten tie, oaB ibr @ere6ti9tsitsl linn
Oaraus iib 3eIgt, oaB lie Dem @Ountp
Obne NuiOroerunN bic Se3ablun9 BON
1919 N~n0ebOten b1tten. Die QlnIi6t
iGsint iia nun onDin t~rpit0Qiiirt 81
baber, oaB Die Key City Fire In
surance Co. ben @ortlaut bes @es
ieBes Iiir iih bat. aber oOB bic 2ln=
fOroerungen Der Silll9teit cine 9rOBere
Stsusr0b9abe erbeliben uiirOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-11
Gus Nltun, So.

@uf elmer geiu6sreiIe, bic er na9
Satota u%nternOmmeu bate, itarb Serr
Wibael Seinri1 Sarmsier. Der SrrOsr
Oes bO6p. Yater Sarmeier. Die Be-
eroi9un9 finoet beute (SOnnerstaA
ltatt. r. i. p.
Die ct. Warien=8 emeinoe bat, trOb
oes iebr iGdoIi6en SO9ellturmes, pels
6er altOn uno lln9e9eno i'm peril.
Suli traf, einiNe beoeutenoe Serbeile=
runQen gema9t, wel6e suIammen ettua
$1,000 tOlteten. Saneben Wuroe nod
ein She'll Der S6ulo 0uf benz Pf0rrs
bauie abQetraaen. Sier einiNe 30blen
CUR geleudtlung oes 8eIN9ten:
Die GeiammtI6ulo an A. Sauuar
1897 bstrU9 $2748.25. glm l.. Sas
nu0r 1898 betrdQt Oleielbe $l500.O0
9O5 lit 9euiB ein gutter 9lnsUeis III
oieien yborten 3eiten". llnO ltebt iebr
su Nuniten oes Sau=GOmites uuo Oes
DO6w. Serrn Yforrers. IltOn bat
jeBt cine Der 9r0Bten ulb an beIten
elllAerl1tetelt Slr1ell I'm garSeN gtoro=
pelteu. gllem 2lni9eine na1 miro Die
QunSe S9ulo. weI6e auf Dem bieliQen
&irAenei9entbum rubt, oas 81 ben
beltsn i'm Staate 9eb0rt, bis gum l.
Sanuar 1899 9dn5li6 getil9t isin.
Sas @au E@pmite beIteDt aus ben
Serren Solepb llnlbOIer, Sobanm Sbe-
len. SObann Pfeher, Nitolaus Sein.
RID, Bernard pOtteb0um unO BERNARD
WtOiroie nit ReD. s. s. Srune als
S90bneiiter uno Saupt oes 8an5ell.
Die 6reisebi9teit Der Quten Mitalis-
Der Der Ct. Observation-Disclosures iheint
lGbrli6 81 DahIeu. IS werOen Yldne
Qsmubt sur Nni0aiiung elmer pniien=
ben Yieta=@ruppe Die Statue lit Ders
ipro6en mOr0en un0 iUir0 9lCi9 be-
ltelIt werOeu. IS miro 0ebOiit, oaB
irgenO cine onoCre 9enerOie SGmilie
ben Nltar identen iperOe. 0Ott iegue
bic irDbli5en 8eber.
Die Pfarrei 3d9lt ge9enruartig $50
6Nmilien uno Die ct. WnrIen-S 6ule
miro Don 200 &inoeru beIuGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-11
frau &atbarina QnbrieS,

bic bObbeta0te Nlutter Oes Seraus9ez
bers Der vStimme Der @a9rbeit", lit
i'm Sauie ibrer So6ter, Der Srau Gll-
iabetb ShmiB, 81 &osba6 in Der
Yf0rrei Walobreitba9. 9reis Neu'
wieo, in Der &beinproDinl in Dem iel=
tenen alter BON SO Sabren, 4 WOna=
ten uno ) Sa9en am %. Sesember
1897 zines inniten Scoes getprben,
noDlperieben nit ben bl. Satramenten.
6rau 9lnorles mar am "a. 9lu9ult
1909 an Sp9I6eio. elmer 6iliale Der
9rpBen Siarrei @olobreitba6 9ebOren.
permdblte iib i'm Sabre 1888 nit Srn.
Nnories, 9sbrer in &Osba6, psl4er
Quno 1873 Itarb.
9on ben nod lebenoen Sinoern Der
SerItorbeuen wObnen Die beioen S0bne,
Gngelbert uno Seiuri4 Qnories. erlte=
rer Giaentbiimer Der vStinme Der
Mabrbeit" uno lebterer WItQlico Der
betonnten Weinbullolun0ss6i rma 8.
Nnories unO e. Meier 81 Detroit. uro
Die beiDsn S01ter 6rau SObann
S6miB. 9sb. Nnories. uno Sri. Gpa
glnOries 3u MosbaA in Der &beinprO=
Uin3. Yer 6lteIie Sobn. SobOnn YNpz
tilt gtnorlcs, trat na1 S%Ollenoung iel=
ner @ymnolialltuoien in ben Seiuiten=
oroell, luurOe ipater gum Yrielter 0e=
nei9t, 500 ii6 aber infolge bon ueber=
o%nltrsn0uug Elm 8ebltOpfleiOen Su. Dem
ct ibOn i'm Nlter bon 81 S0bren an
glleriselenta9e oes Sabres 1872 aui
S6lOB G%lettenburg in Sannouer erlag.
&rau Gntbarina NnOriss mar cine
tief reli9iOIe, nubr0ait frOmme, ein=
fo6e uno iebr arbeitIame 6rau. bic
ibre Sinoer 6riitli6 c,5Og, ibnen in
jeoer Sinii1t oas bette yciipiel CAB
uno nod i'm bod ten Otter tein 0rDBe=
res Ssrsnii9en fannie, oils ben Seluh
oes 8OttesbauIes, in pel6es tie bic
lebten Sabre ibrss Sebens iniOl9e
i6rer @ebreblibteit Qeiitbrt lueroen
muBte. Sbre amerit0niihen Gntel.
Oeinrih Nnories, jun., lebt &eoattsur
Der ,Stimme Der Wubrbeit" uno Or.
SoIepb @ncries. oer3eit in &Om. Sta=
tolien. ,ueIbe ldu9ere 3eit III Seutl9s
LAMB ltuoirten uno ibre 6erien tbells
in GCsba6. tbeils in &ilmmelsbelm
bel gin0en. Der SeimatD ibrer Mut'
ter, perbra6tsu, Saben iia ollie Mtibe,
ibren Qngebori9en. %bsiOnosrs Der 9u-
ten @roBmutter, rsdt piel 6reuoe gu
berCiteu,
Serr Gn0slbert Nnoriss llno oelien
@ei6pilter empieblen Die Seele ibrer
u%nuer0eBliten Wutter benz onoG6t,sen
0ebete Der Geler. Il. |. p.
Gem Serrn @Oae9en unIer 9er3IIGs
ties Yeilsio
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-11
,Grtra Yalc" fir ben Sausage
braub in Quart un0 Yint> Slai@en.
Dubuque @altinS Sc. Islepgau 81.
Tuoesuatri9t aus Wrbrasfa

erbie!t 9eItsrn (9ienIta9) Die 6amilie
Oss Serrn u. &OrenS. oes b]etannten
S6neiOermeiiters al Der 6. StraBs
Oabjer. 3u &oielano, Nsbr.. itarb
nQmli9 am 3. Sanuur SSr0u u. 0Oc=
bert i'm glitter bon "a Snbren. 9ie=
islbe 1T Wuttsr Der 6rau ". Goren3
uno Der 5rou u. gObIer bon Dubuque.
iopie Der 6rau SOpam WOnoeri6siO
Don 6OttOnOille in SadiOu county.
Die SO9ne Nitolaus uuO SOb0nn Ye-
ter iOwie Die SO1ter GrOu 8ofiiue iiuO
Der Wutter i'm SOoe uOrNusQe0on0en.
Zen tr%aucrnoen Sinterblie btrcn unisr
ysilsio. r. !. r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-11
Scr ct. Sunifatius Siinsliugs=
Sercin

Der Ct. 8emeinbe belt in lei=
ner Ser ammlnng an MOnta9 Ibeno
feline re9elmdBiae Monats=S eriamm=
lung ab, in Del1er Die ldbrli4e geam=
tenpabl nit fol9enoem Geiultate ltatt'
fano:
@i;es9 rGiioemt-2lntou S6mitt;
Sefretar-Soiepb SaBler;
S6osmeiiter-6rau3 Stoltcbebn;
Worl6au-6rieori6 9aun0per;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0erneoen;
0ouettoreu-S. @ogon, Sorl polen;
Sinan;=G omite -@I9en Sants, WtatbloS
Sur3, NlfoIouS @ouuCr.
Ser Ct. Gtonislaus Siin9lin9ss
Gerein Der Ser3 Seiu=8emeiuoe oabler
eripQ0lte in ieiner Seri0mmlun9 an
MtOntO9 Nbeno iol9enoe Seamten:
@raitbsnt-gS. 4. @roOe;
%i;es &rGiibent-Sob0m Si9le;
SctretGr-SranS Gn8el;
S6aemciiter-Ty1NS Siren;
WturidGQ-EobNm 2%0liame;
TinauS=Gowite-Seinrt9 8ropi So4onI
Gi9ou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-11
Srna0burit bur 0rri9t.

Der candle : Snipettor Der Stab
Dubuque lit betanutli6 bon ben 0roB.
9eidwOrenen in &ntlOQeSultano 9eisBt
wOrOsn. neil er ltlotii9s 8elOer in
NGmen bon PeriOnsn Sog, oeren Sri.
lten3 er niht beweiien tam Ooer mel.
den bic StaOt nidts i6ulOets. Sie
8er90nolun9en %begaunen an GreitaQ
nit benz S3eugenberbOr oes WaDors
uno Gnberen fOmpstsntsr itdotii4er
Scamten. Die Nntlu9s lautet sinit=
wsiIen auf adll6uns Der 3abliitsn.
obI6On wObl nG4 anOere &la9en iit
linoen iueroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-11
Staat mud Amasaend.
Entered at the Postofhco at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
SBcriff Saunrnibirlo

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inOCm er Die @O5uunI oeS Sheriff.:
benin @eiQnNniiie beSoA. Seine Gi6er.
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pc~rojIprcnratbe Islt0cieBt uno stuar al
&25, 600. gUs @efuu9ensnwarter bal
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@OUOeni6jeIo BAT ned bic fOlQenoel
G]rneunUn9en 9emO6t; Sberifs @e.
bilte, 9ermam 3ernefe; 8ebtiIfs.
@eiNn9cnenluarter, W. GOfee uno ".
s. gailarO.