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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25

- gu NelsgBisn muroeu in Der Ct.
gonifatius=& STRIDE bonn bo9p. Sater
Yape Serr Seinri9 Saute uno sri.
Satbarina u. Sid ebeliA 9etrout. 9tab
Der tirdliden 6eisr iGno cine iebr
sablreid beiudte SO6ieitsfeier i'm
Sauis Der SHUTTER bes Srdtig0ms ltatt.
- gu 2ottners i'm bieIi9en GOuntp
brannte BERT. @o6e oNs 0eiponu oes
Serrn 6rieori6 YroIIel burh uno oer=
ielbe pllroe oerart ungliidli6 Oon 'ci=
mem S9littsn gei6leuosrt, o0b er mebs
rere &ippen bra9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
9euti6e fatb. aniieoluns Yilut
Yniut, Grutnu g., Scr.

Cine quite Iuspa6l tleiuer unb 9ro=
Der 6armen BON SIS bis $50 per
older. Seuti6e STRIDE uno Pfarri6u=
len. Selnite Prairie uno gutes Sols=
LAMB. SauptprOoutte: @eisen, gaums
noble, Safer uno Corn. gepfel. 9ir=
men, YfirltAe uno @ein Qeoeiben pOr=
3ii9lia. Staot bat ca. 5000 glnpob-
ner, 3tuel beoeutenoe G%iieubabnen,
Wtiible, s,uei Santen, 8el6dite jeoer
Nrt uno gutter Wartt fir ale Yrooutte.
Geiunoes Glina. turSe, milOe Winter.
I'm ndbere Iustunft uno Sarte bon
Seras penoe man ii6 9efl. an @mil
dluide. YilOt 9oint. Ser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Sc Gi6t cine &laNe 0cutr.

Die 0ur1 Den WebrNIb 0c5 NUriee GW0oQl
IeloGI. NiirjII1 wuyoe III Nue Gr0cerps
Store5 ELL ueues YrGpUrut eiu8ciiibrt, gcs
iIanlt @raiH.C, Welde9 Don reiHcW N0rnerG
gema9t 1T uuO luclGeS ROree erieRt. Ger
empftnoli6lte Wtogeu uImmt IS oBue BE.
i6ueroeH an uub Hur g8cnige t0nuen es Don
Raiies mteri6eIoeu. G5 tcitet ui6t mebr
oils ell &iertel oe5 G~reiisS pou Haiiee. EtIl-
Der tOnneu IS nit groBen yhiten ~triuteu.
l5c uuo Poe per FGdet. YerlW9eU Sie Is.
Iraasn gle nNQ Wraln.S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
SG,Uuc Eijeuhahn,iiac

Der Stol; Der ciu;cIueu @eieui6ofs
ten 81 ielu. allies bis iegt G09erpeiene bat
bic N~euuipIponia 9abW III Gblca9o iibers
troiieu, iuoem lie eiueu I3ug Don : @o9eu
bcy9ertdtet bat, weIder III Den f"eiulten
Seiitm9eu oui benz Gebiete oeS .3u9bUues
9eb0rt. Sober &o9eu lit PPM "feiulten 6OIse
uuo nit @aS Wno elettrii6em yiht periebeu.
SIN S6loipa9eu tam man io9ur All benz
Sette ell elettrli6es gi6t alb rnb ouorebeu
ulo 10 i'm Bette Isien. nerr s. 81. Geeriu9
Don Gblca9o belt peril. l8O6e ctneu CLAN
3euoeu Gnlpioug in pieiem NalaitSu9e 0b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Die Sirn1a SaS. 2eni & g.,

Gde Der z. uno W s e..
1T betonnt ols zines Der beiten Ser
tQuIsb6uIer Der Staot fir ale grtitel
IL Guen= uuo SurSWaaren, fir Sep
piHe uno Seltii6er uno au6 fir ale
g8aaren, tuel6e ben perI6ieoenen Sob
res3eiten angemeNen iino. glQes if
edit uno oauerbait bel m09Ii6t bili8en
BreiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Die 9ineban Gailtpan & Sran

- Die 2ineban &ailipap q Srans=
fer So. ertpQblte bic foIgcuoen geamten
fir oaS loufenoe Subr:
QrGiioent uub @eidditSiiibrer - 3. &.
2ineban:
Si;cprGiioeut-M. &. 0iuebou;
Setretar uub S6atmeiitsr-N. S.Utolo;
Gtrettoren-&. Is. YiIebol: W. Is. liue=
ban: SEQ. u. Sielel; .. 2S. %iuebar ltnb u.
9. Molo.
- $. .. Tranben, beutlher Iobotat
uno Notar. Simmer Alb Siices8e=
bdube, 9. uno Wain=S trabe.
- Die Sasesbldtter bsri6ten. bic
Serren Yosler unD McYolano bdtten
auf Dem Gigentbume bes Ssrrn gasler
in MeIt=S Dubuque cine reihbGlti9e Slei=
Ooer 9etrphen, aus wel0er i9On ans
iebuli6e Gunntit1ten Slei beraus9e.
nOmnleu %ipuroen.
- Qn 2S. b. We. tperben bic Serren
ScQmutb, %. Butt, guis uuo Saiett
einen 3uQ na6 ben 8Olominen in Der
&lOnoite=@ lGsta Ge9eno un%ternebmen.
- Oils Gonbio0ten iiir Die Stslle
zines MapOres i'm 6rilbjabre tuerOen
lowsit senannt: WF. STAFFORD, s. Or.
&enetD uno s. s. y. Saunders.
- gu 8unItsn Der 6irma s. Mebl=
bop & so. bat bic 6irma &. 9. Sels
IL &c., Wel6e einen @rpcsrp=2aoen OH
Der Gte Der z. unb Mbite-S traBe be-
1iBt, beim County, &ecOroer cine SppO.
tbete eingereidt. wel6e ale @0aren
oes o%enOnnten &aosn3 oeft uuo mel1e
lid auf $2287.25 belduft.
- Sn benz Glnsefale Seinri6 @il-
beroin9 ge9en bic StaOt Dubuque ba.
ben bic 8eihnorenen 0errn @ilber=
bling einen S4aoeNerl0B BON $500
5u9eiprOhen.
Sie 8ernlan Srut IL Saoinos
Sant bat Iol9snoe SIrettOren uno Ses
amten iiir Oas laufenoe Sabr erpGblt:
Sireftoreu.
Tall Sralt, u. i. Seeb,
e. $. Berg, glpbous Dtattbeps,
Qlpbons Sae9er, Z. =. Nrebe, -
&itus S6mitt, 8. W. @ernsr,
4eter 6lauer.
gedmteu. "
Qrdiioeut--paul Graut;
&IieprGiiocnt-a. Z. 9eeb;
Goiiirer-S. Wt. 8erner.
49, IS babsn Seiratbsli5enien 9e=
nommen: Serr Soiepb S. SIefenitein
unO SRI. &otbarina StOIl. 9err 6. s..
S6emmel uno SRI. SOuila 6ledenitein.
Die Dubuque Sbibengeiell-
idait bat fol9enOen 9irettOren erpdDlt:
Peter &lauer. &arl Sdreiber. 8.
Shwa9ler, Sobann Butt uno 81.
Sold.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
IantrI.

Siefsr Ginidnitt in rniere grsiie.
GOltenpreis bleibt unbeadtet, Der 9ro.
lit 9ebt oaran perloren, aber bic WGn-
tel miliien pertauft werosu. unIer
SerluIt lit Sbr 8eluinu. Sic gepin'
men, po mir perliereu.
Srgcnn Gin 8ud i'm 9auie fur 1898.
Ginerlei, mas tie toIten; sinerlei,
melAes Der Sertaufspreis 1T. 86de
lino bis $40 wertb, iur. ..S5.98
@usmabl go. 2. - 3mansia &6fe.
tpel6e bis SO pertb lino, fir $1.98
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
@efuItot Der geQmtenuabI oes

&eultnt Der SeamtenipQll oeS
,Nur. S~noepenocnt Club" bon 9bis
coQO, ST.: Yrdiioent--Yeter Bernard;
Observation-Disclosures 0oItert (9tOros
icite), 9eter &oltcuy (Q8eitieite), pcs
ter S6irg (SitOieits); PrOtotOl=Se'
t~ret1r-Gu0en S60Nf; 6inanS=Setr
-Trans 9iei6bOur9; S6uBmeiter-
.. y. &Obn; Wt0rI6OQ-9tic. WebGr;
WcGilf8=W observation-disclosures S9lu.
Nerr WatGios 9cnB uno 6rdultin
Sotburlne 8oonr purOen ON 9ienIt09,
Den IL. Sonu0r, in Der tOtb. Stride 81
@prtb Wnibin9tOn, S0., our9 Tep.
YrOblt ebeli6 O]erbunoen.
Ginstleines Sinh pon SObn Sub
mia, Gde SprinQftroBe uno NtOros
grOaowQD, Nuroru, ST., itOrb WOn=
tag MOr9en peril @oAc.
Gur6 Geo. g. $. MeIbes Wuroen
ON IL. b. gum 8Unoe fiir'5 Seben oer=
eint: 81. Wti9OeI &IrI9 uno SRI.
glnnie Nteere&.
Qus benz ,9ewounee county @an=
. rcr" (&epnunee, @is.); v2lm 9ien'
fto0 @Ormitta9 fNno in Der tOtb. STRIDE
in 4uremburQ bic Sruuun9 Oe5 Srn.
g. 6iI1 os5 Sobnes ocs GrsAHemblp-
monnes SOI. 6ilS nit Sri. Sharp 8.
Qrenot bon e~benoNielbIt itNtt. Il
Nm 6reita9 Wor9en, Den IA. SUn.,
Itarb i'm SOmn &uremburg, Wttnn.,
Ssrr SD. 3bei5 i'm glitter bon 81 Sub'
reu. Sein Se9rdbniB f0no S0mitag
IN @ottins Itott. r. /. p.
gu Semple SPILL bel Cascade tpllr=
ben Serr }obonu Yeiner uno Sri. s.
S6mitt ebelih 9etrOlt. Nus Sraut'
iiibrer iunQirte Serr SotOb Scopes
NIB ols @orbrOut Sri. 81. Shmitt.
Serr 8. g. g8ei5 oon Remien,
S0., welber ii6 %QeQenp0rti9 0uf elmer
.SuroporeiIe beiinOet, i6reibt ms bon
BORT. oNB er lld in better @elunobelt
beiiuoet. Gr er56blt III ieinem S6rei=
ben, ooB er cine Qljifli6e Heiie mad
StruBburg uno Dem S6WNr3waIo uns
ternDmmem babe. Gr mOhte bic &ei'e
SOn M0mer i'm @rOBber3O9tbum Eurs
eMburQ aus uno 9eoentt in Sdloe pies
Ger in Nmerlta 5u lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Executors Notice.

Notice Is herCby giUCn to all persons
interested, that on the Sth day of January,
A. II. 1898, the undersigned was appointed
by the District Court of Dubuque County,
Iowa, Executor of the Estate of DOMINIC
WAGNER, deceased, late of said County.
Dated at Dubuque, January Sth, 1898.
ANTHONY WAGNER,
Executor.
J. 2. Frantzen, ATTY for Estate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Sracno Gin 2uf i'm Sauie fir 1898.
@rappcrs UNI Shirt @aits

baben mir bis unter Den SOltenpreis
bei6nltten, nur oamit le i3nea uers
tauien iOllen.
CSC, $l.19, 1925, $3.50 uno
$1.95 @rappers. 9ema6t BON ieinem
fIeeceo Sud-, feitani9lisBenoe Waiits.
pra6tOOll 9emadt, reouSirt auf use
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
PricItcrs SrrirBung.

Der bO6lp. &nter Soispb 3riB.
iueI6er bier in Dubuque an Der &as
tbeorNle in Der GeeliOr8s mar, lit pom
bO6miiroiQiten Gr3biidOfe gum YIars
rer DON Baum bel bel GbsrOtee in
GberOtee GOuntp, 3d., ernonnt WOroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
gu Samjun Gitg, i'm faItcn 4lasfa,

1T Der sSumilie S60nbef eIn Sobn
Qeboren noroen. Die Wuttcr lit be-
tOnntIih bic So6ter 0rr. Or. ytiBibte's
bier in Dubuque. IS lit oleIes oas
brittle &iuo, tuel6es in jener 0e9eno
Qeboren purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
@u lit Sbcuourc 8ummrs ?

Geiieu Gltsru iinb in g08en, i'm Gantol
Glerf i'm @robber;oStbum gurembur9 seitor.
ben uno eS banoeIt ii6 nm Grbi6aftson9eIe:
genbeiteu. 5beooore RommeS iOu 3ulept in
Dubuque Wil6 9eiabreu babeu. @ustunil
Ieuoe man 9efl. all p. N, care of German
Catholic Printing Co., Dubuque, Ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
&Mremb Mr9iI0eS
0crtiui8te st6atcn.
Sic notwithstanding ncs Snrrm:
burger &CufsMauncrGur
81 6trG8li4 d.

an Sonnto0 NbcnO 0inN, mas oos
Spiel "Den Handstraich" onbeIon0t,
uuf bos @Iottelte oGOOn unO Der Sels
tertcit woute tein Grloc wcrOen. Die
Cinselnen Spieler IemiiIeteu SOr3lI9s
Iides. 90s Stitt lit Elm trefli6 gee
boutes, nol BON tritiIGen, erniten uno
beiteren Womenten, weI6e Die SpIeIer
5u ibrer OOuen @lrlun8 gu brIn9en
puBten.
ga Der 9eiu9 tein beionoers Itarter
mar uno oos Stiid bOn 2llen Geieben
tperOen iO0te, 10 piiroe cine Mleoer=
bOlun9 oeIieIbeH pObI gu tOtnI6en leln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
GanaIrs Sniprttur Srnanaurff

1T bon ben @rOBQei6porsnen ipeQen
JdIi6Ung elmer @elOOrOrs On9etla8t
uno untsr $500 YilrgidNit Qsiegt wOrs
ben. ga er Oieie Nber niht !ieIern
IOunte. muBte er ms O~efdn9niB
rUanoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Soiepb @alter,


Serr @0lter bat st MiinGeu al Der
Ruuits @tooemie itIoirt NIB empiiebIt iib
benz 4ublitum ols Fortraitz uub 2anoz
i6aftSmGler, lowie als Wtaler DON Sir1euz
uno 9eili9crsSilOeru.
GA 9incolu @pc., Snbuquc, Suma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
gGu 1T

tSo0unn GtoifeI, 9~sbiirtIg gu 8eimer5tir6
i'm @roBber3ogtbum yurembur9; mar ;ulsSt
in @erltu, ioQ baum nO6 Nmertfa 9cfOmmeu
iein. Naberes i3ide man gefaui9r an
gsrm. GatB. 4riNtins 60, Dubuque, "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Cine 0auofarte Der Ger. staatcn

III Der @r0Be DON 40x48 sou, iir Nous.
ooer Nmts'tube, erbGlt eiu Sober, welber 10
Gents oil toI9euoe Aorciie i6itt: Geo. p.
Lyman, Gen. Pass. Agent, c. b. X n.
L. r., st. Paul, MINI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25

Dubuque @Glting CO.'S uGrtra
pale" fir Den Saussrbrau6 in
Guart> unO Piuts 5!aiGen. Sslepbon
81. oGrtra Bale, gelb ME 0OlO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
yGrtra Sale" fur ben Sausgcs
braud in Guart= unO Tint=J lai6en.
Dubuque Waltins So. SclcpBon 81.
Gus Dem Gountb uno Der Na1bars
i9aft.

gu Sberils Mouno puroen
oerfl. g8O6e 9ienitag bonn bp6W. 8a=
ter Suemper ebelib 9~etr0ut: Serr Mar=
tin SrimmeDer uno .6rl. &atbarina
&insel.
- Serr SSoIspb Citing uno sri.
Satbnrina &oBler bon @ortbin9ton
ipuroen bonn bodw. Batter Gigr0ns in
Der oorti9en ct. Yetsr uno qauls=
STRIDE ebeli6 getraut.
Ser bp6p. 8ater 90. q. 9ape
bon YOcabOntas. ST.. traute in Der
Ct. SOnifatiuss&ir6e gu NeusWien
ieinen gruoer. Serrn Bernard VI.
9ope, nit SRI. Maria q. Neubous.
Sie Nsugetrauten tueroen ii9 auf Der
Sarm oss Serru 9. 81. Paps 81 qes
tersburQ. Nebr.. I'M nd6Iten Sriibiabr
nieberlanen.
- Ser ~55jdbri0e Serr Sno g.
2aiQet bon 8alena, ST., ,purbe peril.
9DOde bon elmer locomotive Der sSQ.
Gentral=giienbabn 9etrOTen. als er auf
Dem 8abuaeleiie einberi1ritt. Gr err
lit einige bsoeItenoe G~erleBun9en am
&opfe.
Ser .Seutid-@msritaner" bon
Waterl0D beri4tet:
9tm 6reita9 Mor9en, turi mad Otitters
na6t, muroe iyrGuf Sreee UOu elmer Hotomos
tine Der g., Is. 9t. 81 9t.sGubn, 9eraDe DOR
bent 8obuboie in va porte Gitp, 9et0btet.
Ger iun9e Wtanh bate nit ilDei Rameraoen
ben 9auSsu 4beub 5iemll6 uiel getruufeu
uuo iteute lub aui bic GeleIie, geraOe ais Der
Guiia9ierSI9 autan. Gr bate nit ietnen
Somsrobeu cine gSette 9ema6t, baB er an
IQn9iteu auf ben @~eleileu ite6eu bIeibeu
bieibeu tonne. Der 3ug mari ibu ~un9eiGbr
80 Sup melt. Gas gauie @eli6t mar etuges
oriitt uuo beioe glrnne wUren 9ebro9en. Gr
mar uerbeirotbet uIo bate etuen Sobn Don
liebCt SabreI.
9a5 iino bic 6OlQen iOl1' unbers
niiniti8er Wetten. Su oieiem Sale
mare man 0eueiQt. bic g0ette QeraoeSu
ais cine ieIbltmOroeriide 81 beSeiAnep.
- gu Sterrias MOunO itorb i'm
Glitter BON 70 Sa1rcn ON 9ienstu9
uerflOiiensr gBO6e 6rau Waraaretba
S6mitt. 9ieIelbe binterldBt stuei
SO9ne. SOtOb uno So1Onn. uno Sluei
3Gdter. War90retba Sreitba6 uno
barbara Claus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
MARTIN HEIR,
Arhjitekt ttno
superintendent.

Ode Der -. NIB GIop=S Ctr. CSeQs Slod).
Subuque, SOMA.
Glerlei 3eiduuu9eu fir @auteu, Wouus
meltte etc. weroeu biutg ou9eiertigt. I'm
ilGbere ausfunit i6reibe man.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
8anmnnssbcrfaufsprciie auf Gleus
ipaarcn, uclGe fat 10 uutbmrn=
big iino ais Srub UNI Tleii9.

lleberrete BON feinem 13c Siding,
81 3OQ brett, reouSirt auf per
ueberrete BON lie 9oloprinteb Gil,
tolines, reou3irt per OarO 0uf. 40
lleberreite bon 174c Qualitdt Outing
Nlanea, 279 3Oa brett, reOuSirt auf
Der yaro.
25 Stiife paI6e9te Sbirting @ali.
COS, per Yaro. &c
10c Sicusna Sud-, fleece linso. fir
Soustleioer unb @rappers, nele SSar,
ben unO Wuiter, wdiAt iid pbne gu
erbleiaen. Sir bieien Gertauf per
Uaro
&c Soaleau, oas nsue pOllsne
iiniib, baumwolsne Glsioeritoif, nsue
uno i6one Wuiter, fir oIeien Yertauf
per Yaro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25

Sefielt uGTtra Bale" in Quart
unn Piuts Jlai9rn. Dubuque Maltiug
So. Selcpbuu 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
lis.

Heicrcn,: Dubuque Ratinnal Sanf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25

J. p. Frantzen, Atty for Estate
The evening times., 1898-05-16
TRIAL OF DENNIS CAVITY
He Is Charged With the Murder
Of George NJ. Rye.
THE SELECTION OF A JURY
No Trial Since That Of Howard
Schneider Has Attracted Greater
Interest-Tbe Courtroom Crowded.
ConAiderable DiaAculty in secur-
ing Jurors.

The trial of Dennis ]. Cauty, charged
with the murder of George NJ Rye on
March Is, was begun in Criminal Court
No. before Judge c. C. Cole today.
No case In the history of the criminal
court of the District. since the trial OF
Howard Schneider. who was convicted In
1893 of the murder of his wife. has attract
ed more interest. and while ii was known
that the hearing proper would not be en-
tered into this morning, long before the
hour of the opening of the court the room
was crowded.
Promptly at the hour Of opening, coun-
sci for the defense and the Government
were present and ready to proceed. There
was also an array of witnesses
The first difficulty encountered wa In
the selection of jury.
The full panel of twenty-six was ex-
amined on the voir dire by the court and
four were excused for cause. These were
Daniel Geisler and Harry Parker. who had
formed an opinion. C. w. johnson. on
account of his knowledge of the circum-
stances connected with the shooting, and
w. NJ McNally. who avowed conscien-
tious scruples against capital punish
ment.
The full panel consisted OF: Daniel tiles
Ier A. s. Howard, G. w. Pitnam, Howard
w Topham George W. Shoemaker, J.
Edward Bates. N. A. Lohr. James Bates.
c. W. johnson, William Gadsby, Charles
Davis, John 8. O'Connor. Clarence G. Ar
chibald, o. T. Batsch. Alexander Suit.
A. Thaddeus Seaman, w. Richard Laws,
Robert W. Coleman, Marco Laurenzi
Herman Baumsarten, w. p. Davis. w.
NJ. McNalfy, Harry b. Parker. Lacy B.
Thornton, William H. Marr and F. II.
Simpson.
The remaining members of the panel
were then offered to the attorneys for ac-
ceptance or rejection. The defense took
exception to nine and the Government to
two. leaving only eleven unchallenged in
the box. Those challenged for cause by
the attorneys for the defense were
Messrs. Shoemaker. Topham. Seaman.
Charles Davis, Pitnam, Suit, Joseph
Bates. Thornton and Archibald The
Government excepted to William Gadsby
and o. T. Batsch.
A recess was then taken without a single
juror having been chosen. The court or
dered a new panel of sixty talesmen
to be drawn and summoned to appear in
court tomorrow morning. at which time
the trial will be resumed.
The defendant. Canty, is represented
by Mr.. A. S. Worthington and Judge Jere
NJ. Wilson. and the Government by Dis
trict Attorney Henry E. Davis and As
sistant District Attorney Joseph Shilling
ton.
The evening times., 1898-05-16
QUIET AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.
4 rev Callers ef frsninence Put 1.
IN Appearance.s

4 rev Callers ef freninence Put In
an Appearaace.s
vernal airs and Spring gladncss
were in evidence at the White House to-
day. but there was little else stirring.
There were many visitors but their num-
ber was confined almost altogether to
those persons to whom public attention
but seldom II attracted.
Senator Hawley of Connecticut called
to insist that the President use the full
names Of persons when sending nominal
tions to the Senate.
III a mans name is william B. Brown
we don't want 1t to be sent in as w. B.
Brown" said the Senator, emphatically.
and Mr. Mckinley promised to do as he
suggested.
Hawley also urged that Mr.. Mckinley
appoint Daniel J. Cave, of New Haven.
Conn.,, to be a captain In the Signal Serv-
ice. under Gen. Greely. He pressed the
claims of M. Cave. who, he said. had
been in the service for over seven years.
and was thoroughly experienced and al
together reliable man. The President
promised to look into the matter.
Senator Spooner Of Wisconsin saw Mr..
Mckinley for the purpose Of pressing the
nomination Of two personal friends for
commissions in the volunteer army.
Senator Money of Mississippi called to
ascertain what progress had been made
In the matter of organizing the corps of
yellow fever ..immunes'' for the invasion
Of Cuba. The President told him that the
work of organization was in competent
hands, and that its result would be made
public in a day or SO.
Senator Berry of Arkansas called up
on the same errand and he received the
same answer.
Col Burpel of Connecticut today Of
fered to the President the services of his
regiment of the National Guard. and
which consists of 1.066 men. The Presi-
dent referred the colonel to Secretary
Alger.
Senator Tillman of South Carolina saw
Mr.. Mckinley on private business.
The evening times., 1898-05-16
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Ton. of Food Ruined by Flame. and

Tons of Food Ruined by Flames and
Water.
The storm this morning caused a dis
astrous fire in the grain warehouse and
stables of George W. Cissel & Co., at the
foot of Potomac Street. Georgetown.
The flames were discovered at o'clock
issuing from the roof of the warehouse
An alarm was turned in. The fire de-
partment responded quickly and soon had
the flames under control.
The principal damage to the stock was
caused by water. though some hay was
burned. The building is badly burned
and is soaked through by the streams of
water. There is no insurance on the
grain and hay and but little on the build
ing.
When seen this morning by a reporter
for The Times Mr.. George W. Cissel SEEM
ed to take his loss very philosophically.
and asked for a copy Of this mornings s
paper. He said that the loss was very
heavy. but no exact estimate could be
made until the stock was carefully in
spected. The most serious damage was
done to the flour, 1000 barrels of which
were stored in the building. Besides this,
there were 1000 bushels of corn and two
carloads Of oats in the building.
The evening times., 1898-05-16
NEWSPAPER MEN IN DANGER
American Correspondents Captured
and IAnsuned in Cabanas.

A1CfIC8n correspondents OoDuuRS0
and IMhuned I'm Cabanas.
Key West, Fla. May 1.-two Ameri-
can correspondents. Messrs. ThraH and
Jones, landed ON Thursday near Mariel
by the Gussie expedition were captured
same day by Spanish patrol and taken
to Havana They are now in Fort Cab
anas jail and will certainly be shot i'm
mediately as spies unless the British con-
sui general at Havana can influence the
Spanish authorities to suspend execution
of the extreme penalty.
The United States Government Satur-
day night sent the gunboat Uncas to Ha-
vana with a nag Of true to endeavs- to
make terms to save the lives OF Messrs.
Thrail and Jones, and in this vessel per-
mission was gotten from Washington to
send Correspondent knight, of the Lon.
don Times, to be landed In Havana on
condition that f1e use his efforts to per-
suade the Spanish authorities to deal as
leniently as possible toward the two
prisoners. Mr.. Knight promised to send
back letter by the uncas.
The evening times., 1898-05-16
SPANISH wARSHIPS.
Five Are Bottled Up in the Harbor
of Havana.


of Havana.
The American blockading squadron has
kept some of Spains fighting craft from
getting out of Havana. and when that
city is bombarded these will be destroyed
or captured. The Alfonso XII is the most
formidable of the fleet. She is an iron
protected cruiser with one screw. bark rig
ged. $50 feet long. IS feet beam. $50 tons.
and had a speed of 16 to IL knots. but
she has been in bad condition as to her
boilers for long time. The Conde Vena-
ditto is also an iron cruiser. built at Car
tagena in 1883. The Marques de la En-
senada is a steel cruiser of loo tons.
IA to Is knots speed. 200 feet in length.
The Vincente Yanez Pinzon Is a torpedo
gun vessel built in 1891. She has two tor
ped0 tubes, two 4.1-inch Honotoria guns
in sponsors. four 6-pounders and one ma
chine gun. The gunboat Aguila was built
at Barcelona in 1893. She is of steel, So
feet long. Il tons. with a speed of from
II to 1871 knots and carries one quick
firing gun. The Legazpi is also reported
at Havana. She Is an iron gunboat built
in 1873, 233 feet long. 1.020 tons displace-
ment. speed knots. armament two 22-
inch bronze guns of old pattern.
The evening times., 1898-05-16
Whoopfnr Cough,

I had little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack Of whooping cough. My
neighbors recommended Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy. l did not think that any
medicine would help him. but after Civ
ing him a few doses Of that remedy 1
noticed an Improvement. and one bottle
cured him entirely. 1t is the best cough
medicine / ever had in the house,. L.
sale by Henry Evans. wholesale and re-
tail druggist. s3s Street northwest. and
Connecticut Avenue and Street north
west, and 141s Maryland Avenue north
east.
The evening times., 1898-05-16
DIED..


BURDETTE-Departed this life May Is, 1893,
JOHN BURDETTE, son of W. T. BURDETTE, in
his forty fourth year.
Funeral from his parents residence. Herndon
Va, on Tuesday, May II, 1898, at 2 O'Clock.
Item
GOWANS-Suddenly. on May 16. at 1905
a. m, MARIE EULALIE GOWANS, only
daughter of s. II. and Bessie Gowans, in
the fourth year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her
grandmother, 40 Princeton Street north
west, Wednesday, May Is. at p. m. Item
sCHAFER- Departed this life May a., 1sss
JOHN T. SCHAfER, beloved husband of Mary
f. Schafcr. and son of George and Emma Schafer
il his 9th year.
Funeral from his parent's residence. s6o5 NJ ST.
NV. on Tuesday. at s:3o. Friends and relatives
invited to attend.
Dearest husband, thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But 'tis God, that has bereft US
He will our sorrows heal.
by His Wife.
Peaceful be thy silent slumbcrs,
Peaceful In thy grave 50 low,
Thou no more will join our number,
Thou no more our song will know,
Yet again we hope to meet thee
When the day OF life is fed,
And in heaven with joy to greet thee
When no farewell tears are she'd
1t by His Sisters and Brothers.