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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
Ser Saatenifanb.

slus amtli9en Suellen erbalkn mir
folsenoe Mittbeilunsen iiber ben Saaz
tenftanb:
Sn Mtffouri seisteu ii9 bic
tiiblen Nd9te benz @eH6forn un=
gdnitts, uno purbe bic syelbarbeit inr
Norben our9 Hesen pers0qert; bo@
1T man iiioli4 BON benz vMiiIouri"%
CLUB nit benz pflansen fait fertiq
unb ma9t bic Gultipirung rai6e
Jorti9ritte.
Sn Slinots par Der f6pere
Resen i'm Norbipeiten Der seloarbett
iehr unsiiniths, unb i9aoen bic talteu
Nddten benz 0elf9torn, pel6es lanaz
lam uno unesal ndbit. Der friib aez
pflan5te Weiaen ftebt iest befTer unb
tritt audi bic 9efffde 5lsge nitt
mebr 10 bGufis auf. Die Rartoffeln
enttptdeln ii4 siinitis, AUDI Der Grtrag
on geerenfru4ten oirfte befriebisenb
ausfa0en.
Sn biana bat faltes trodenes
Wetter bds Wa6stbum Der pfianaen
peraDgert, bod bat Der &esenfdlI am
Gnbe Der Wo9e einen siinitisen Gin.
fluB eebabt. Der Deiaef1 aebt oer
Reife entgesen, bod tpirp bic GrnR, in
5olgen bon Sliesen unb Goit Der Grz
tpartung niht entipre6en.
Sn Soma lit .bur9 lleberI9pem>
munsen, Wtnb uno Sasel piel Scba.
ben anseridtet; nit benz pflan5sn
bon @elihtorn lit man beinabe fertig;
i'm SiiozSiten purbe bic sseloarbeit
iebr per3Ogert. unb muB Iebr piel um=
gepflanSt tperben. 9ras unb tleines
8etreioe iteben gut.
Sn Nebrasfd mar bic gDohe
benz Wahstbum Der pflansen iebr
siinitis uno 1T bic @ufiidt auf bic
Wei5enz, Safsrs unb WelI6tprnz
Grnten befrieoiseno. SIM Siiben bat
bic Gultipiruns oes WslIhtorns ibren
4nfans senommen.
Sm iiibli6en Sbeile bon &anias
tommen &laesn iiber ben @eisen, bod
itnb bic ausIi9ten i'm nDrbliten uno
mittleren Sbeile mebr befriebigenb.
Weli9forn uno Safer MAIDEN quite
5ortihritte. 0on Saline Biz Gbau,
tauqua Count bat Der Sasel piel lln-
bell unter pflanSen uno 8ieb anseri9.
tet.
Sn Sfla bona iinb bic 2(usf9=
ten i'm ausemeinen siinitis; Deisen
ma9t CUTE 5orti3ritte, bod leioet er
BON llntraut. Die Gultipirung BON
WelI6tprn unb 9aumpplls lit pollen=
bet uno &artoffeln unb Sbit Seisen
einen ausse5eibneten Stano.
Sn Colorado o leipet bic sselparz
belt nod fprtpdbreno unb Iino bic
grnte glusiihten i'm allgemeinen Iebr
unsiinitis. Die 2userne Grute 1T
fpGt uno unbebeuteno.
SIM iiioli9en Sbeile BON Seras
ipG6lt bic 9aumipoue iebr idnea unb
pirb cine quite Grnte eripartet. Mebr
nDrplib lit bic Seloarbeit bonn pielen
Hesen persDsert porben. Die Weiaen=
Iaat ma4t quite 5prti9ritte unb iiber=
trifft bic Grpartungen. Safer itebt
iebr unreeelmdbis. Die pfiriibe fan=
gen an reif gu iperpen unb pirb cine
quite Grnte eripartet.
Sn Winneiotd bat fi9 bic
Do9e Der Seloarbeit siinitis seseist.
bas Sden 1T nit 9lusnabme BON
Sla4s, 9erite uno etipas Safer. poll=
enpet. Iud bas Pflan3en bon Welid-
torn unb 8artoffeln, bod bat bas
tiible Wetter bas Wa9stbum bes
Welidtorns persDgert.
Die in Norb Safota bon
Jroit unb Winb bei9dbiste 9egeta=
tion bat fidb ipieber etpas erbolt. Der
Weisen 1ebt befriebisenp. Oas SGen
lit, bis auf etpas Slads unb @erfe
llngefGbr pollenoet.
Sn Glib Datota aeisite ii@
bas Wetter benz Weiaen, Safer unb
9erite giinitis. Gtpas Weli4torn
mub umsepflanst tperpen. bod 1T bte
QpsGas In ayIsswsiusu bsfrisbiasnA>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
1bornton, ssnb., 2. Suni

: bornton, Sno., 2. Suni.
Der cine Meile norbipeitli4 bon bier
tpobnenbe Tarmer Nlfreb Wells nurbe
seitern Na9mittas plDbli4 pabniinz
mig unb periu9te feline bier &inbe'r, I'M
2llter BON beSip. 5, Z, 9 unb IL Sabren.
umaubrinsen. gr aeridmetterte ibnen
bic S9doel unb mari iie bann in einen,
nidt mebr benubten 8runnen, Der
Iiebp9 nur ipents Wafer entbielt. 3nei
BON ben Rinbern iinb tobt unb bas
brittle 1T benz Sobe nabe. WeIls tpurbe
feftsenommen unb einittpeilen in
graipforbpiQe i'm @efdnsniB einse=
iperrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
Silbermes Yrieitrriubil6uui.

Sn Naperpille. Sa.. besins Dienss
tag Pfarrer Werfer bon Der ct. Yeter
unb paul'sz@emeinbe bas iilberne
prieter : SubilGum. llnsefdbr 80
prieiter aus Der Na9bariaaft tpobns
ten Der Gsier BEL WormistuaS mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06

Selegrapbii6t 9eptfdtn,
s~Isap.
Gri@sKer.
Waeo o. Ser, 81. mai.

US al o, Ser., ~. Wfdt.
s. u. 1p1on. elm Meiienber fiir bic
Barrier portraitcnmpanie bon Gbicago
bat beute ben bier tpobnbaften 2ebensz
nerii9erunsSasenten Charles Wars
fbau eri4oNen. Oie 8eiben tparen
iiber bic 8eaabluns zines @esenitanbes
in Gtreit seratben, ben Spion Der
Jrau MarfbalI pertauft bate, fir ben
aber, na9 Spion's 8ebauptuns. Jrau
Mar5bau bic 8eSabluns Derpeiserte.
Geitern Mbenb bate Marfbau pielen
feiner 8etannten eraGblt, Spfon babe
feline Jrau iniultirt. neil iie ben ge=
fauften Gegenitanb ni9t bsaablt babe,
unb er noble ibn besbalb 10 balb Ct ibn
gu @eiidt befGme, umbrtngen. Mls
Spfon BON bieier Drobuns erfubr, be-
tpaffnete er ii9 nit einem Nepolber
nnb feuerte beute Morsen, als ct nit
Marfba1 aufammentraf. bret S9uKe
auf ibn ab. Marfbal farb nm eli
1lbr. 9pfcn ipurbe. obne 8iirsf4aft
5uselafen 5u tperben, beigeitedt. Marz
fbaq binterIGbt cine Wittipe, Spfon 1T
unperheirat6et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
AuSIan0.
.Deutf d I a n b.
Berlin. 27. Maf,

BerI IN, ~. W{dt.
Sn Der beute absebaltenen S9lnb>
iibuns bes acknowledgements sab
Der Oberz9ofmarf4aa Der 3aiierin
Der Soffnuns Sbrer Maieitdt Muss
brud. bab Der gonsreb eripriebliae
Rsiultate baben mSse. 9a%bem bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06

ausldnbiiden Delesaten fi9 fir bic
ibnen su She'll semorbene saftfreunb=
li4e Mufnabme bebantt batten, for=
berte profeFor Dr. BON 2epben bic 9lne
lpefenben auf, elm 9oA auf ben 9ersps
bon Matibor aus5ubrinsen. 2ebterer
i9lob ben gonsreb. inbem CT So9s
auf ben Raiier unb bic 2aiferin ausz
brdhte.
6eute Mbenb purbe ben Oeleaaten
gum gonsreb elm Diner i'm 3oolcsi=
iben @arten gegeben. Der 6eraog BON
Ratibor trant auf bic @eiunbbeit bes
2aiiers unb Dr. 8rouarbel tranf auf
bic Der 2aiferin. Sn beiben ssGllen
ftimmten bic Mnpeienoen boiler 8eaeiz
iteruns in bic 9odrufe auf bic Naie>
ftdten ein.
Berlin. 20. mai.
Sn Der ioeben in Straubing, Nieberz
8apern, absebaltenen Sti9ndbl fir
ben beutf4en Nei4staa trus Gblinser
(Gentrum) ben Sies iiber Wielanb
8auernbunb) bapon. griterer erbielt
6O68 unb 2ebterer 1915 Stimmen.
Berlin, 2. Suni.
Ser profeTor Der fatbolif1en 2bep=
logic in Wiir3burs. 0r. S9elI, bate,
ipie erinnerlid5. in ieinen Werten einise
Der fatbolif1en Oosr1en ange5peifelt
unb ieine Bidder iinb infolse beien auf
ben Snber perbotener Bidder ;sefebt
porben. Die tatbolii9e preFe in
8aiern sriff ben qrofeiior beftis an
unb perlanste beHen grfommunisiz
runs. Soipeit sins man in Rom aller=
binss ni9t. perlanste aber bon ibm bic
Nusmer3uns Der als anft0bis befunoes
nen Stellen in ieinen S9riften, tpomii
er ii9 einperitdnben ertlGrte. Ourauf=
bin lpurbe CT rab aubienoum perbum"
gum Grabifdof b. Stein nd9 Miin9en
befoblen unb iaste bort no9mals
rpater peeeaDi4. SEPT bat Der grabi@
f9of ber baierif4en tleritalen prefe
einen Wint seseben, YrofeKor S9en
fone ni1t tpetter bebeIlist tptrben, Der
@atitan babe ibm perSieben unb man
| fplIe i'm in Huhe lafTen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
Sur Grfsri&nms aIasfas.

portIanb, Oregon. q. Mai.
Der Dalapfer rGeorse 90. Gloer' ,
ber BON 6. 6. 9arriman bon Neip yort
fir cine @sfeuf9aft berporrasenber
Naturforider se4artert 1T. tpel6e na4
Mlasta retit, Inn bic natiirli9en 9ilfss
quellen ienes 2anbes au erforf4en, 1T
bev.s Mbenb bon biefem 9afen abgez
-af. Der Oampfer sebt nad benz pu<
get Sunb nnb bic @efe1f@aft reift
ipabrideinli@ sesen ben 1. Snni na4
Seattle ab. Ser ,Glber" 1T nit alem
ausseitattet. ipas photographer,
9bierausitopfer. @eolosen brauden
nnb mas fir 9emii9e unb mifroitopiz
f4e 1lnterfu4ungen n0tbis 1T. Die
rneiften tpiKenf@aftli9en Snititute IN
ben Der. @taaten tperben einen Wertre>
ter in Der Expedition buben, bic ettpa
aipei Monate abpe5enb fein ipirb. Der
Dampfer tpirb an perfhiebenen punt=
ten Der &iiite bon Mlasta anlegen unb
bic Mifglieber Der Expedition tperben
bie 9ilfsqueGen unb bic gigeni4aften
bes Qanbes itubiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06

iofort Der &ammer unterbreitet peroen
piirbe. ab5utreten.
llniere 8eSiebunsen gum Muslanoe
iinb berSli4e unb reunbf4dftli9e.
Sang Defenders i6ulben mir bem
papite Mnettennuns oafiir, bab er fr
oft uns feline moraliide nnteritiibung
tgetpdbrt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
Usns Gilt eri4Iase,s.

Ganbusfp, g., %. Mai.
Ser syarmer 2ouis 6. Bert bon Or
forb tpurbe geitern Mbenb Bel einem 10
genannten ,9nrn tparming1 bonn 8lis
erf&lasen. Bon ben 30 perfonen, BIZ
In Der S4eune tparen. ipurben alle
nebr ober peniger bur@ bic grf9iittes
runs perlebt.
eprsns bsm her 8rsoflbner Bride.
gen Uort. %. Mai.
Ser 22i6Brise 9oiparb &reb, be1
porgibt elm Shiiler Der bieiisen Set
4enatabemie az tein, 1T beute furS DO,
Ountelperben bon Der 8rootlpne,
Bride binabselprunsen unb unperlebl
baponsefommen. Rura Dor 6 l1bl
bate ct einen na9 8rootlpn fabrenben
9rolleppaaen beItiegen. Qlls berielb.
ettpa 100 Yar5s bonn erften 8ogen
nobe benz b09Ren puntte ber Bride.
angelangt mar. fprans RreB gum Wa.
gen binaus unb f9pans iih nie be,
@lib iiber bas bobe @elGnber. 6,
mabm ii9 ni9t bic 3eit. nm ii9 fit Elm
ientre9tes 6inabfallen poraubereiten.
1lnb er mar bereits cine geraume Gnts
fernuns sefallcn, ebe CT cine aufre4ts
GteQung annabm. Die pafIagiere
tparen tofort aus benz Wasen seiprun=
gen unb lusten bur4 bas @eldnber
ipGbrenb .6unberte bon Spa3iergGns
aern ebenfalls bic 9Glie redten, Inn ber
!9lnblid bes tiibnen Sprinsers si erba
i9en. Der R0rper bes iunsen Man.
mes faute in fait ientre4ter 2inie bin.
inter. Ct f9lug nit ben Giiben Sueri1
auf benz WaFer auf. bas ct ipie eir
pfeil bHr@f9uitt. peri@wanb au1
etli4e Getunben. um bann tpieber EN-.
por3utauden unb no4mals Su ber.
f@ninben. Das WaNer bate ficb In.
.beb taum iber ibm sei@loKen. als {,
ipieber an bic OberflG9e fam uni
bann nit setpaltiser 2raft benz Rer
yorter ufer oui4namm. Giner be,
Sedarbeiter auf benz Jra9tbampfe,
.0ulcan" BON bcr Noripalt>Qinie, be,
sur 3eit ben GafeNiper binabfubr
lab ben 2reb burb bic 2uft fauien uni
i'm WaiIer Deridminben. st CAB TO-
fort Mlarm, ipOrauf Der .Nulcan'
.fluss auf ben iunsen Mann losfubr
Der aber bereits bur@ Shmimmen baa
llfer gu errei9en bemiibt mar. Ga
tpurbe ibm cine 2eine 3useiporfen. mitz
tels beren er an 8orb bes Oampfera
seaosen tpurbe. Der .Nulcan" fub,
bann ics"&t na9 ieinem Dod i'm Gaits
9aiper( IN Der gaetp Oorter Geite. Mn
@orb A)es .0ulcan" gebra9t. prebte
Rreb feline 9Gnbe auf ben nnterleib.
als Of er S4mer5en empfGnbe; taum
aber bate bas S4iff bas Dod erreidt
als Rreb bonn @erbed auf's Werfl
in5nan. Ct ipurbe einQeAolt unb mad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06

benz 5ubionitraBene e9oipital sebra8t
Muber elmer farten Gr14itterunQ
purbe ni9t bic serinsite @erlebuns an
ieinem 3Srper gefunben. Gr tpuro'
unter Der Mntlase bes Selbftmorober:
iu9s 5uriid6ebalten. areb 1T 5 Tut
8 Sou srob unb tpiest 14O pfunb: Vi
lit in yletp Yort tppbnbaft. Gr iaste
er babe Elm BUD iiber 9beoiopbte 9els'
fen unb babe ben 8emeis liefern nol'
len, baB Elm Weni9, Der feline WiQens'
traft antpenbe, ales tbun tonne, mas e
tpolle, obne S9aben 81 nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
@srb ~ 9es Moines.

Des M ines. Sa., 2. Stunt.
ssn Woooburp bat beute Morsen
99id grosbp feline Grau eri9oKen. Das
Gbepaar bat einen Streit pesen Gami>
lienanselesenbetten, Der bamit enbete,
bab Der Mann einen Repolper bolte
unb feiner Grau cine ausel burd's
6era idate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
g pa n ten.
mnbrib. 2. sunni.

Ott JUutStUtVySUtUt Jut 1SutS wv
gortes nit benz iibli9en Geremonieq
er0ffnet. Sn ber Sbronreoe tiinbiste
bic Mpnar1in an. bab bic Marianen<.
Garolinen= unb palaosinieln bonn ner-
floFenen fpanii9en cabinet an
Oeutf4lanb abgetreten porben feieu.
Die 30nisinresentin iaste in Der
1bronrebe unter Mnberem: 8et Der
Gr0ffnuns Der gortes iperben ale Bes
tiimmernife. ipelhe unfer 9er5 in Golge
Der f4peren S4lGee. bon benen unier
2anb beimseiu9t tpurbe. aerriFen bas
ben. tpieber aufsefsif6t, Wir milTen
bic Traurisfeit beipabren. um baraus
Grfabruns Su aieben. aber bic 2eiben
unieres 2anbes finb BON elmer Mrt,
bab 3uriidbaltuns unb Sapeigen bef=
Ter iinb als &lasen.
glls Der ssrieben nit ben Der. Gtaa=
ten abseidlOHen mar, fiiErten parla@
mentariihe Wtrren cine Menberung bes
Cabinets berbei unb es burbe alsbann
bas sesentpdrtise gdbinet sebilbet.
Ra9 Der Werfafuns haub es mir gu.
ben @ertras gu ratifi3ireg inbem i'd
ibn Der Gammer botfeste.. gS pers
blieben nod unter unierer 2ontroqe
bic Rarolinens. palaos@ unb bic Mas
rianeninleln. 9lber bas friibere gabis
net belt es fir nublos fir Spanien,
iolae minoeripertbisen Sbeile unieres
alien Reides su bebalten unb unters
aei1neten nit benz beutf6en Raiier
einen @ertras. in tpeldem es ii4 erbot.
bieis Gebiete unttr benz Geiete, tpel3es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
q ieberlanb be.

9dag, 2. Sum-.
Die Spe3ialcommiiiipn, an pel9e
eine Mnsabl 0orfdldse pertpieien pas
rem, bat einitimmig bei9loKen, ale
0oriGldse, bic niht birett nit benz sez
nauen 3tped Der gOnferena gu tbun bas
ben, duf bic @eite au legen. Oie brittle
Gommiifon bat bic Mrbeit. tpelde iiber
quite Dienite unb 0ernitteluns banbelt,
gu Gnbe sebra9t. Sie fat bic per=
idiebenen Yroiette in Gins sufammenz
sei4neibt, tpeldes am Montag Der
grDrteruns unterbreitet tperben niro.
Wenn bic GrDrteruns gum 9lbfdlufe
sebra4t lit, tpirb bic aommifiion ibre
unteriu4ung pieber dufnebmen uno
einen einaisen Mrbitrationsplan aufs
Ieben, Der auf ben per19iebenen unter=
breiteten @ori4ldsen begriinoet 1T.
9aas, /. Stunt.
Die erfe gommi1ion ber 0riebensz
conferena bat nit 18 sesen 3 Stimz
men eine Neiolution angenommen. ipels
DIE ben Gebrau4 bon rOumbum"
(ober flaben Ruseln) perbietet. Sta
lien. Oeiterrei1 unb Grobbritannien
bilbeten bic Minberbeit.
Gbenio purbe befhloifen, bic @ers
tpenbuns bon GrplofiDitoffen bon Ball
Ions aus. fOmie BON @rplofiptuseln gu
perbieten.
Gs mar nibt mDslid. eine ginisuns
beaiislib aller ipidtisen 8ori@ldse sll
er3ielen unb bic lleberaeusuns brt4i
ii9 INNER mebr 8abn, bob bic 9lrbeii
Der eriten gommiffion elm Gebli4lae
iein pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
8abnranber> Arbeit.

Sm a + a. Neb., 2. Suni.
Cine Speaialbepeide aus 2aramie,
Wpo.. fast: Der tpeitlid) fabrenbs
poit5ug ber llnion<p <pacific> Giienbabn
tpurbe beute fritz UNI 1 ubr unipeii
Dilcor. elmer abgelesenen Station an
Der Wpomins Mbtbeiluns, bon RGu=
bern ansebalten, ipel9e cine turae
Strede bon Der Wilcor Bride Elm &C.
fabriisnal seseben batten. Nls 2otos
motipfiibrer r@rinbitone4 Sones ben
3ug gum Steben gebra9t bate, tlets
terte elmer Der MGuber auf bic 2pfomos
tipe unb petiebte ibm einen 10 beftisen
IS4las auf ben 8opf. baB bic 4opfs
baut f9per perlebt tpurbe. Damn
3tpdngen i'm bic Nduber nit pDrgebal.
tenen Repolpern. bic 2otomotipe pom
3use losautoppeln. Mls bies sef9eben
mar, trieben bic Rduber ben Grprebz
boten aus ieinem Wagen unb bra1ten
cine Quantitdt Dpnamit unter 2eBtes
rem gum @rplobiren, ipobur9 ni4i
nur Der grprebpasen, fonbern audi ber
sunG4ft befinblide poitpasen itari
beiaGbist tpurbe. Durd Grplobiruna
bon DDnamit unter Der WilcorzB Bride
i1nitten bann bic NGuber bic 0erbinz
bung Stpiiden benz Reite bes 3uses
unb Der Qotomotipe ab unb perbinber-
ten bas paiiiren aller tpeiteren s3iiae
iiber bic Bride. Die Hduber pers
i9ipanben bann f9leunisit unb 2oto=
motipfiibrer Sones lief nab Mebicins
8oip. no er ben lleberfall sur 9ln5eiae
braHte. Wie piel bic Rerle aus benz
GrpreBmasen erbeutet baben. 1T aur
3eit nod niht feit5uitellen. Der
lleberfall ereisnete iih in elmer @esenb.
ipo elm @nttommen na4 ben 8eraen
perbdltniBmdbis leidt 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06

5rau. unb nit elmer peitfde betpaffz
net, fiel iie BEL Der nd9ften @elesenbeit
iiber bas i9arfaiinsige GrGulein ber
unb CAB ibr cine sebOrise Sra4t priiz
|gel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
s&la&ti@iH ,.Su,pa".

Grancisco, 2. SUM-.
Oas S4la4tidiff .Soipa" nimmt
iebt Roblen etn unb tpirb ii4 pabr>
i9einli4 na& Der Jlottenitation in
8remerton am pusetzSunb beseben.
um bort in's 9rodenbod gu seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-06
SubsIfeier ~ Setroit, Rid.
0etrpit. M}idl.. %. Wlaj

Detroit, Mi9.. %. Mat.
Die Sefuitentirhe ct. peter unb
paul bate beute nit GROCER Geierli4s
teit ibr solbenes Subildum gefeiert.
Die Rir4e bat ipeitaus bic srObte Sc
meinbe in Der Stabt unb bas bamit
perbunbene Detroit College 1T Elm
slGn3enbes Dentmal fir bic 9batfraft
Der @riinber unb Rettoren bteier Mns
ffnIf
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-29
TEMPERANCE UNION.
Proceedings of the Convention at
Pacific Grove

PACIFIC GROVE, July 2S-An all
day session was held by the delegates Of
the w. c. 7. L. convention to-day
with only thirty minutes recess at the
noon hour.
An opening devotional service at $50
a. m. was led by Mrs. D. S. Dickson
after which some important papers
were presented.
The methods of scientific temperance
instruction were considered by Mrs. J..
Coyle.
Mrs. A B. Cove, Superintendent Of
the Prison Work Department of the W.
C. T. L., spoke at some length about
her work. after which a series of ten
minute talks followed on many inter-
esting subjects.
A pleasant relaxation from the
heavy work of the morning session was
a chorus of $50 children, led by Milton
L. Lawrence of San Jose, who sang sew
eral pretty songs for the delegates.
Temperance work as carried on
through the medium of the press was
the main subject of the afternoon ses-
sion. The following delegates spoke:
Mrs Southland, Mrs. r. A. Emmons,
Mrs. NJ C. Lord and Mrs. Mary N.
Cartwright.
The evening session opened at 8
o'clock, and was notable for two events,
an address by Mrs. Clennamon The
Man Without Hoe" and a debate, the
question being. Resolved. That inter-
national expansion by force of arms is
contrary to the principles of righteous
government" the affirmative being ar
gued by Miss Sarah NJ. Severance and
the negative by DR.. A. c. Avery and
Mrs. G. NJ. Kimball.
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= SAN FRANCISCO, July %. - The
mystery of the sending of basket of
poisoned fruit to Miss Florence Camp
bell of 610 Ellis street has been solved
by Chief of Police Lees, and the result
shows that there was no attempt made
to take life and that no one was even
made i'll by the poisoned fruit. 1t APP
pears that Miss Campbell sent the
poison to herself in furtherance of a
little plot by which she hoped to keep
her name from figuring as correspond
ent in divorce suit
According to the confession which has
been made by Miss Campbell, the has
ket of fruit was sent on June 18th to
61O Ellis street, where Miss Campbell
had been living with John r. Rathom.
1t was claimed at first that Miss Camp
bell and Mrs. Elsie Scheib had been
made i'll by eating the fruit. The police
learned of the case, and an inveStiga-
ton was made by Chief Lees, who,
after having Miss Campbell identified
as a recent purchaser of arsenic, con-
nected her with the basket and the
purchase of the fruit.
Confronted with these discoveries.
Miss Campbell confessed her plot. The
before the District Attorney, who
stated that the California law did not
cover the case. There will. consequent
ly, be no prosecution, and there will
be no police interference with Miss
Campbells announced plan of return
ing to her old home in West Virginia.
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Colorado Shelter Strike.

DENVER, July pa dispatch re-
ceived to-day from Durango, Col,
states that about 100 union smelter
men persuaded thirty non-union men
to leave the American Smelling and
Refining Company's smelter at that
place to-day, and it is believed that
the attempt to resume operations will
have to be abandonede until the State
Board of Arbitration renders a deci-
sion in the controversy between the
company and it's former employees in
this city. The final statements and ar
guments in the case were submitted to
the board to-day, and the members
promised to give their decision as soon
as possible.
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CLEVELAND STRIKE.
LAW AND ORDER TRIUMPHING
OVER LAwLESSNESS.
The City Beginning to Resume Its
Old Appearance-Mayo Farley
Well Pleased With Situation.

CLEVELAND, July 2S-Slowly and
surely law and order are triumphing
over laWlessness and disorder, and the
city is beginning to resume it's old APP
pearance. To-day the street cars We're
we'll patronized, especially during the
busy hours of the morning and even
ing. This is said to be the best indica-
ton that the Government is winning
in the struggle.
Mayor Farley is we'll plea with
the situation, but he has not relaxed
his vigilance one whit. and will not I'M
til the last vestige of disorder is wiped
out.
| The Mayor and Adiutant General
Axline are at present involved in a
controversy over what the troops shall
do and what they shall not do. The
Adjutant General is of the opinion that
the duty of the National Guard is
merely to put down rioting, and not
to do police duty. Whatever the duty
of the National Guard may be, Mayor
Farley holds that the troops are here
under his authority, and they will re-
main here until he feels that they can
be dispensed with The responsibility
of preserving the order of the city rests
says, and he proposes to see that his
plans are not interfered with by any
! one. He declares that he is to be the
Judge as to when the troops are not
wanted.
There have been several outbreaks
! between Mayor Farley and Adjutant
General Axline within the last few days
over this question. To-day the Mayor
refused to discuss the difficulty, say
ing that this was no time to stir up
any discord. Il will merely reiterate
my statement of last night" said the
Mayor, that this is time for every
man to mind his own business
The Mayor takes but little interest in
the talk of boycotting merchants. He
| believes that just as soon as quiet is
restored and the fever has gone all
such talk will cease. "A boycott lie
says, lis against natural laws; that a
man will not pay 6 cents for an ar
ticle that can be purchased for ), and
a man will not walk a mile to make a
purchase when he can get what he
wants at a quarter of a mile"
1t is said at the City Hall that there
are quite a number of recent employees
of the Street Railway Company who
would go back to work if permitted, but
that they are hindered by threats from
some of the more radical employees and
the leaders of the strike.
car returning from Euclid Beach
Park was blown up by dynamite about
II O'Clock tonight. The explosion took
place a short distance from the Lake
Shore Railroad. two miles east of the
city limitss There were no passengers
on board, and the motorman and con-
ductor escaped without injury
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GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT.
Said to Have Urged the Retirement
Of Secretary Alger.

CHICAGO, July 2S-A Washington
special to the Tribune" says: 1t has
developed that Governor Roosevelt
wrote a letter to a Cabinet officer a
short time ago urging the retirement
of General A1ger; that General Otis be
relieved of his command in the Philip
pines and that General Brooke should
be succeeded as Military Governor of
Cuba by General Leonard Wood.
The Governor was unusually severe
in his criticisms of the War Depart
ment, and insisted that the Admins
tration could not afford to be held re-
sponsible for General Alger, nor to con-
tinue the dilly-dally plan of operations
in the Philippines.
The letter was shown to the Presi-
dent by the Cabinet officer in question.
1t is believed that it had a great deal
to do with the Presidents decision to
ask Alger to retire. Soon after the
contents of the letter We're made known
to the President. Governor Roosevelt
was called to Washington for consulta-
ton with the President