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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
Wisr. Stcpban.
SO afbinaton, a 16. MGrs.

@dfbtngtpn, 16. Mdr5.
2aut elmer ipeben beim apoItolil6en
0elegaten eingetroffenen pGpItli9en
8repe lit Moniignore SoIepb Stephan
our Wiirbe zines apoitplii6en Proto>
motors erbpben iporoen. Gs 1T oies Die
b19Ite Wiiroe, bic einem tatboliI6en
prieIter auBerbalb Der Stabt Hom pers
lieben pirb. 0pr etli9en Mtpnaten
lpuroe &ep. Stephan gum &ammers
berrn bes BapItes nit bem Sitel Wfonz
iignpre ernannt. Oie1e G6re er9pb i6n
iibrigens nur Inn eine Stufe iiber Priez
iter i'm glfgemeinen, obne ibn gum YrG>
laten gu MAIDEN. 9urcb bieie neue
9erfiiguns bes papItes lit Woniignore
stephan sur Wiiroe zines Yrdldten err
boben noroen, uno 5par gu einem Dom
bO6iten Stang auBerbalb bes Gpistoz
pats. Die Wiirbe lit nit 5ablrei9en
8orre9ten perbunben, unter anberen
nit bem 9fe9t, bei feitIiben gottesz
ienitli6en sSunttionen Getpdnber gu
trasen. lpie lie ipnit nur Der Yapit 81,
tragen pflegt. 60 barf er Bel einem
feierliCben So9amte bic ldngen
Striimpfe, Die pantoffeln, bic Sanoz
fbube, bic Sunitd, Die Oalmdtica unD
bic einfa9e ipeiBe 8ii6ofsmiiBe tragen.
Gs lit ibm Ipgar geItattet, bel einem
Ipl6en Sp6dnlte oas 9rultfreu5 uno
ben biI9Dfli6en &ing gu trageu. 8ei
feierliben Prp5eIiionen uno Gbnli9en
Sunftipnen trdgt er, gendu oieielben
8eipGnoer, ipte lie Elm 8iI4of Bel Gbn=
liaen -0elegenheiten trdgt. Gr lit nit
einem Wprt Elm Prdlat nit allen bieIer
Wiiroe 5utommenben @orre6ten. Der
papit bat benz Moniisnore Stephan
bic pbige gbre in 9lnerfennung Ieinsr
groben 8eroienite um bic SOrperung
Des &atboli5tsmus unter ben sSnbtaz
nern Der Ser. Stddten eripieien. Monz
| fignpre Stephan bat felt pielen Sdbren
an Der SpiBe bes bisIi9iien fatboliI9sil
cSnoianerbureaus 9eitanoen uno lit
felbit elm Snbianermiiiipndr, Der lange
unter ben sSnbidnerItdmmen selebt un0
gepirft bet. Der papit bat ibn gu Der
neuen Wiirbe gerabe ieBt erbobsn, neil
Wtfsr. stephan am q. Mdr3 iein golz
penes Yrieiteriubildum feiert. 9lm
eenannten Datum ndmlich peroen so
Sabre perflphen Iein, isitoem er gum
YrieIter geneibt lpurDe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
Sin ifenbli6es Geifanonib Ses Mor'
Dsrs Ssdcr in Gbicasu.
Ghicauo. cS[I. IL. 9RG.

v ~ ~ NOH't ic' 0|uN0'
1lnmittel6ar na9Dem Quguit Seder
Tein 5peites @eitdnoniB beSiigli9 Der
Grmorbung Ieiner Satin Sbereie abz
9elegt bate, Elm @sitdnbnib peHen
grauIige @inaelbeiten bas 8erbre9en
bes @uritfabritanten 2uetgert nod in
ben S9atten 81 itelen i9einen, begaz
ben ii6 Poli5ei9ef &iplep, SSnIpettpr
6unt, Capt. CABIN, Stpei Setettipes,
Der WtOrber, iotpie Srdu 9luguite
Shuette, cine S9pelter, uno Srib
i1effenorod. elm 8ruosr Der @rmorbez
ten, in SrpI9ten naf) benz 6ofe Der
Wobnung 8eter's, go. 1907 Hpdipell
Str, .,auf pel6em 9eder bic aus9etp6s
ten uno ausgebrannten 8no6en Der
@rmprbeten pergra6en 81 baben ansab.
Sm itrOmenpen Hegen, BEL bem 2i9t
einiger 2aternen fiibrte Der NlDrber
feline 8egleiter feIten S6rittss na9
einem nur penise SUB bon oem Stall
entfernten Ylab, ipenige SpatenIti9e
Der Scamten 9eniigten, bort cine partie
balb perfpblter ano6en blosSulegen.
Gr fiibrte Tie oann nab elmer Stelle
unter benz oas Saus entlang fiibrenben
Seitenng, no nod mebr 8np9en uno
audi einige, pielfath aerbadte, blutige
Eleiberfeben gefunoen tpuroen.
S4lieblicb fiibrte er Die 9edmten na6
elmer Stelle, neben Dem etipds dbIeits
BON benz Sauptital liegenben Siibner@
ftall, mo bic Oetettipes etne nod bdlb
gefrorene MaiIe unter bem lpIen Grb>
reid berbor5peen, Die Sbsile Der gins,.
ipeioe Der llngliidli4en unb seronnenes
y Sett barItellte.
9lles puroe in &0rbe oepaCft uno
bann Der Hiidipeg nab Der poliseiItdz
tion an9etreten, ipo Der grauIe Sunb
iiber alien 3psifel bon Sdbperftdnbiz
gen ais 3beile oes S0rpers zines Menz
i9en neiblicben 8eIble6tes be5et6net
ipurOe. Die meiiten &npben parsn
aeritiidelt uno pertoblt, bod paren unz
ter anoeren 5ingertno6en, Elm Inter
ormtnohen, Elm S6enfeltno9en, 3G6ne
un0 S6eile bes S6dbels po6lerbaltsn
unb ieoenfdlls beutlib erfennbur 9ee
blieben. Die gefunoenen &leiberfeben
nurben ais Iol9e aus Der 8arberpbe
Der GrmprDeten bon oeren SG6fpeIter
nnb bon gla96arinnen poiitio ioentifi=
Sirt. 91a9 Der Riittebr CUR Station
ipurbe Der 8efangene na4 ieiner 3elle
eei9afft, in Der er lofort iein Eager
aufiu9te.
Bie bereits beri6tet, 1T es bauptz
fdhli6 bas 0srbienit bes Siilfs=
Staatsanipalts pearIon, bon oem
itarrtOpfigen 9efunsenen bic 8eitdtiz
gung erlunst Su baben, ouB er gerabelo
pie bic Sbeorie Der Ypli5ei gelpeIer
mar, feline Srau in Der Wobnuns uma
bra9te uno ibre 9ei9e nab 2uetgerts
Seilptel 5u perni6ten Iu6te. Sin
Stiit elmer menT6li6en 9unge unb ein
Stiid oes SaustleiOes, in benz bic Srau
peri6pano, paren betanntlicb unter
ben Sielen bes su 8eder's Dobmna
oebDrenben Stalles gefunben porben
: 9lls ibm Oieie 5unpe ssitern porselesi
lpuroen, bd perlieB i'm feline &altblii=
tigteit. @r brad in SbrGnen aus, iiber
bic er na9 gutbiinten bel iol6en @jeles
senbeitsn perfiigen au tDnnen i9sint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
Mafienmnro.
Qltlantd. Ga. Is. MGr;

u n I q, 0d., 10. W(dr3.
9lus Yalmetto, Ga., tptrb beri9tet,
bab bort beute MOrgen um stpei ubr
neun Neser bon elmer YDbelrptfe iieoer=
geI6pNen puroen.
Seute Morgen eritiirmte cine S9aar
mastirter Mdnnsr oas fleine Saus,
bas iebt in Yalmstto als @efdnsnib
bient, uno erOffnete auf Heun gleger elm
beItigss Seuer. 0ier blieben auf ber
Stslle tobt unD bic ibrigen flint lpurz
ben f9per perpunoet. 9ie Neser be-
fancen ii9 pesen 8raHpitiftuns in
0aft, na9bem Der Srt ieit Dem l. San.
hur9 brei 6eusrsbriinite faIt pollltdnz
big 5eritDrt iporben mar.
Die 9Dnber tamen gegen Elm ll6r S,l
Pferoe in ben Srt uno bds feline 0uuS,
oas felt bem Seuer ais 9eiGnsnib be-
nuBt tpiro, liegt ungefGbr in Der Mitte
besielben. Der WG9ter puroe oufgss
forbsrt, bic neun Heger ausSulisfern,
bic ii6 unter Der glntlase Der 8ranoz
itiftung bort beianoen. Gr peiaerte
ii6 befen unp rief feline &dmeraben su
Siilfe. Sie purben ieooh ie6r balb
iibertpdltigt, porauf lich Die 2pnber TO-
fort auf Die mittleripeile aus Dem
S6luf eripa3ten Sefangenen itiir5ten
unb bieIslben nieoerl6oiien.
Sm Srte berrI6t Die erOBte glufree
9ung, uno Die san3e 8ep0lterung be-
finoet ii6 in Solge Der S6ieBerei auf
ben 9einen. IS pirb bon Seiten Der
in Der Ra6bari6dft pobnenben Nsser
Elm 9lufitanb befiir2tet, unb sS tperben
bon ibnen pielfa1 Drpbungen pernom=
men, ben Sob ibrer 2aIIesenohen gu
RIDDEN.
@ouoerneur Gbdnblsr bat Sruppen
einberufen, um peitere llnruben 5u pers
bitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
Sabnuuian.
2incoln, 92eb.. IL. Ufdr

Etnc 0 Il, gteb., II. Wtdr3.
Sin entieBlicher S9neeiturm perur@
iaAte 6eute 9lbenb um 6 ll6r einen
i6limmen 3uiammenltpB auf Der BUR-
ltngtonzGiienbdbn, 5tpei Wteilen lpeitz
LID BON 2incoln, Der ben Sob BON brei
3u9lellten unb Die ernitlibe 8erleBung
BON bier anberen 3ur 5loge bate.
Der 3uIammenitob fanb sipiI9en
elmer RangirmuI9ine, bic 9pfpmotipz
fiibrer 8opie in Sbbut bate, uro benl
DItli9 fdbrenben Gil3use yr. 46, Der
BON 8mei 2otomotipen seopsen purbe,
itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21

S9ulbforberung pe9en pfGnoen unp
bra9te es in ieinen SeiiB. Seine Sum
ben bebaupten nun, er babe ibnen ben
2un9 in oemielben 8eiiel 9etodt, in
ipel1em 9eder feline Srau fo6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
Tcurrsbrnnf.

90 Nfapspille, Sal, II. Wldr5.
Die Wtapsbiller Wollfu6rit 1T ges
fern gtbenb fat pollltdnbig abgez
brannt. Der 8erluit pirb duf $780,
coo ab9ei6dbt, bic 9erii4erung be-
trd9t $71,400.
g8dbreno oas @sbdube in SIammen
itano, ging 5rant Bed aus Ouba Gitp,
Elm betannter 3neirabfaDrer, in basz
ielbe binein, ipurbe pom &au6 ii6erz
pGlttgt unb perbrannte. Die Sabrit
mar lpabri9einliA Die Gltefte i'm
Stadte unb ieit Dem Sabre 1867 unz
nnter6rp9en i'm 8etrieb. Gs lpurben
in Derielben rs grbeiter beIdbdfti9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
@a9!itreit init @lei.

9ot g springs, 4rt., 16. Wdra.
Seute glbeno segen bdlb feds llbr
ereignste li9 bier cine S9ieBaffaire. bel
ipel9sr flint MenI9en eetObtet unh
spei anbere Ihper, elmer babpn ipabrs
I6einlicb tDbtlib, perleBt lpurben. Die
Sooten iinb: Sbpmas Soler. poliaeis
def, s. 6. Sart, GebeimpoIi5iit. Sho=
mas s. @psler, YpliSeiTergsant, Spbn
8illiams, Sobn bes Sberiffs Wil=
liams. 2ouis 9intle, 5ubrmann zines
8ierpagens. SO. Spears bat einen
S1uB in ben Sals erbalten uno biirfts
nibt our6tommen.
Die S1ieberei mar bur6 Die grbits
terung berbeigefiibrt poroen. tpelbe be,
bier i'm 0anse befinbli9e Siirsermei.
iteripabltampf eraeugt bate. Se,
Sheriff mar elm iparmer @nbGnger bei
republifaniiaen &anbibdten, lpG6renf
Spler, Sart unb 9pSler ben oemotra.
tii4en &anoioatsn untsrtiistsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21


Sanguilb's, @pmes in Nnflaseitan6
81 perieben, tpie er BON Genpr gguerro
abgednoert mar, unter5eihnete.
Die &unoe BON bem 8eI6luiIe Der
4iIemblD perbreitete iih I9neD in gang
9apana unb Die Cafes fiillten ii6 NIT
dufgeregten 2euten, pelhe bic ssraqe
beiprahen. Die @Femblp tpirb allge=
metn i6arf getabelt. Wiorgen finbet
Die ndbte 8eriammlrng bes &Drpers
itdtt.
Die ausselief.rten Waffen Der cubaz
nt16en Memee iperben in llebereinlfims
mung nit elmer Spii6en @eneralz9ou,
berneur 8roote uno 9enerdl @omea qez
troffenen 8erein6arung in 6apana unb
Santlago unter Der algemeinen Sbbut
Der Wer. Staaten, dber unmittelbaren
Iufit9t bon Gubanern, bic i'm OienIte
Der Wfilitdrrssierung iteben, aufssipsiz
6ert iperben.
Seoer cllhantiGbe Solbat muB feline
Waffen berauseeben, uub ipenn er lie
it9 felber gefauft bate, anbernfalIs er
ntnts bon benz 8eloe erbGlt, bas Die
Der. Staaten ieBt aur Mussabluna ber
gubaner poritreten.
Spanien.
DC brib, II. MGrs.
Der SeriGt Der 8ant bon Spanien
fir Die seitern beenbete @p6e sei9t folz
eenoe 8erGnoerungen: Sob an 6ano.
3unabme S.481, 900 peietas; Silber
an 9ano. 3unabme $3.50, 900 peIetas;
ysoten i'm llmlauf, Suna1me 1904
900 peietas.
g pbtlippinen.
Wtanila, II. MGrs.
6 llbr so Win. 9lbenbs.
Die 5ilipinos batten pffenbar fir
bente Wtorgen einen ln9riff duf bic
Stnten bon General Otis uno General
Ioale sepldnt, ullein ibr Miutb I6eint
tie i'm leBten glueenblit perlaKen su
bdben. sic feuerten SianalI6iife ab
uno lebten Die S9ieBerei ettpa cine
Stuno Lungs Der ameritaniI9en sSront
fort, bod mar es bon teiner peiteren
Beoeutuna.
llniere Sruppen erpioerten benz er.
baltenen 8efeble semdb pas Seuer
nt1t nit Iusnabme BON atpei crit
tiir5li9 ansetommenen Gompaanien,
Die flptt barauf los tnaGten, bis Iie sin
Resiment bon 2lsuinalbo's Rotber
Brigade gum S9peisen gebra9t bats
ten.
9eneral Otis bat Die Semerfunq ae4
ma4t: nManila lit tein plab fiir
Jrausn. Dies lit Elm aries unb teim
picnic."
Manila, II. MGrs.
I'LL llbr 9ormittags.
9laer Wabriheinli9tsit na6 pirS
Die fommenoe WoAe ben Mnfang zines
5eloSuges ieben, pie Die ssilipinos i'm
btsber nod ni9t tennen gelernt baben.
Sn ben leBten Sasen berri4te inn
9auptquartier cine auber9epD6nli6e
Sbdtisteit unb 9(lles oeutet auf eins
pollitGnbige Reorganization Der qez
iammten amerifanii9en Sruppenmabt
bin.
Mt anil a, 13. MGr3.
10 llbr so Wtiu. 9prmittaas.
General Wbedton's neugebiloete 0is
piilonsbrigaoe riidte beute friib INN Z
llbr BON San peorp Wiacati aus, um
Pen 5eino ein3uicblieBen.
sic bepe9t iih iebt naD benz YaIis
su uno itObt nur uuf seringen Wiber=
itano. Die 5ilipinos 5ieben ii9 suriid.
Sin .&dnonenboot idubert Die
O'9ungeln uno on ben Slubufern, bic
bis ndcb Gudoaloupe beIebt iinp.
Der 3tued oes 8prItoBss 1T, bas
2ano bis Sasuna be Ban gu idubern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
SrlegrapDii6e Scpcldcn.
Smlsn0.
&ciu MaIicnpcrlunlter.

Ses 80 ines, S1., II. Mdr5.
Ri9ter 8iibop pom Se3irtsgeri4t
lebnte es beute ab, na9bem er Dier5e6n
Sage lang 3eugenausiagen eni9egenz
senpmmen bate, etnen Wtafenoerndlz
ter fir Die bieIige 9eutI9e Sparbant
su ernennen. Der Gt9ter entihieo,
bab Die 8anf in gutem 3uItdnoe uno
Die Repr9aniIationsarbeit Der Olrettp@
rem 3ufrieoenItellen0 lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
t1rst1s ner A.tsstse,r@

i1retIe ner Attsstestr.
Sober sou Der ssaIte s.r sahss.. ..,z..-.~.-sisc %
8 Wnwnts......... 500
SrbBere Qn;.iseu biuissI
soeaI.9otisss;
Sur i.bs Belle grspisr OSer Ssren Raun Sas
erlts DlaI Is Gents.
Seirotbs' nnb sooesanssissn nit 3psaA q 50
sbus Eprutb sl.00
gns.iasn. bic benz Settle Der fatboriiAss 3syAs
,upibsr has iiuosu feline asfnabns
2ln,eisen ienoe man patS
tens am lllontaS utee
gen Elm.
ost&1teiteu aaer HIT prompt u1) Nm
aussefiiRrt.
Ctfie: Gde Der 6. mo SOua' straBe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
MMSIauO>
Seut | 9 lamb.
Cine &riiis in Sentidlanb abses
iucn0ct.
Berlin. Is. M}drs.

Se II, Id. ulut0.
SaiIer Wilbelm eetpdbrte beute benz
&riegsminiItsr b. 8obler eine Nuoiens
unb bepollmG9tiste i'm, mprgen i'm
Rei6stage Su erfldren, bab bic Regies
rung ben 8ori6lag Der 9ubgetcomz
miiiipn, ipel1er cine Hebuttion bon
1000 Mann Snfanterie einbegreift, am
nebme. Dies pirD suIummen nit Or.
sieber's 3useItdnoniB Den brobenben
Conflict nit bem Heihstage uno feline
glufl0Iung abtpenben.
Nie es beibt, bat 8diIer Wilbelm
auf ben Hutb bes Rei9stanalers na9z
gegeben.
Serlin, 16. Mdrs.
Sn Grlpdrtung Der Dritten 2efuna
Der Wlilitdrpprlage i'm Hei9staee tpaz
rem beute bus 0aus Ippp6l ipie bic Of
fentli6en GalIerien oi6t beieBt.
9lls Die WtilitGrporldge aufgenomz
men mar, bedntragte Der gentrumsfiib=
rer, Or. 2ieber, Die gnnabme oes Yprs
f6lages Der 9uoaetcpmmiIiipn, bic
Srieoensitdrte um 1000 Mann gu perz
minbsrn unb fiigte cine ReIolution binz
5u, baB oas Saus bereit lei, falls ii6
Die bon Der gommiIlion beipilligte 3dbl
ais un5urei9enb berausIteqen iollte,
neue lnterbanplunsen nit Der Hegiss
rung anautniipfen.
Or. 2teber beantrdgte aud, oab Gi=
piliiten ais Sanoiperter in ben 8uz
redur uno WerfItGtten Der 9lrmee be-
iG)Gftigt iperben iollten uno feline actis
ben Soloaten.
Der ariegsminiiter, b. 9oBler, Iagte
baB, falls Die perf6iebsnsn Barteien i'm
Geihstage 81 elmer Ginigung iiber Die
gorlage gelanst iein iolten, feline 9sbs
teinen Ginorud MAIDEN piirbe. 9luein
er peroe ieine pfli9t ais Solbat tbun
uno Die 8prlage Bis 5ulebt pertbeibi=
gen. Gr befiirportete, Damn bic On
uabme fdmmtli4er g2egierungsforoe=
run9en uno iAloB nit Der @rtldrung.
oaB penn iebt ni9t Die san5c Srtebens=
itdrfe belpilligt niirbe, bic sSraae pie=
Der Dor bas Saus tommen miiBte.
9r. 2ieber foroerte Den 9unoesratt
uno ben Eei9stan5ler auf Die 0ors
Ic9ld9e Der GommiIIiou auSunebmen
uno betonte, oab Elm gintrag auf 2luf,
lo'ung bes Gei6stdses ale Die S4pte,
ri9teiien berporrufen niirbe, Die eins
Beripoe obne Budget nit iitb brinse
Der glntrag. fiigte er binSu, lei aus
2iebe gum Saterlanb eineebrabt NOR
ben.
SSiirit Sp6enlo6e iaete, Die 8unbes-
re9terung nebme i'm Sinblid auf bic
militdrii5e 8ebeutung, ipslc9e Die ppr
Der Gpmmiiiion gutgsbeiBene Snfor.
matipnen beiGBen unp nit Riidli6t
oarauF. baB ibre gtusfii6rung ni9t bin.
dusgei6oben peroen tonne, Or. 2ie-
ber's glntrag nit bem 9prbebalt an
ooB Die Gs9isrung in llebersinItim-
mun1 nit Der pom Geibstag ausae.
Ipro9enen Sereitpilli9tett, neue Inter.
banolungen anSutniipfen, Dor gl6laui
bes pereinbarten SerminS neue 8or,
I4lG9e einrei@en ipsrpe uno bic &eaie.
rung 5iebe aus Der 8ereitipilligteit, no.
nit Der Heibstag Sr. Giebers MeIp-
luton unterStiiBe, pertruuenspoll Der
S6luB, buB CUR re6ten 3ett Die pprgea
i6lagene Organization lperbe burdget
| 5ebt iperoen.
gsab neitersn Geben tpuroe Die al
gemeine 0ebatte gel1lpHen unp BIZ
9lrtitel Der MilitGrporlage purben BE-
Ipro6en.
Damn puroe bic ednse 8orlase mi
222 geeen 1872 Stimmen an9enommsn
@ro bbritannien.
2iberpool, II. Mdrs.
Der Gunorppdmpfer .paDpni1
&apitan @ttins. wsl4sr in 5sl4aoiS
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q f
,Euxettth,.raer Gazette"

vEuxettthitraer Gazette"
sriteint iebsn 3isn3tae unb foItet inter
BorausSssabIun9 fur bic Der. 6taatsn uuo
Canada:
Sabrltca. SaIbiabrli9.. -Si.OO
Ra6 europa portOrst
mtiien ourausbe,ablt perbeuC
SaprIid5-.-...-s2.5O SaIbidbrIi6... -s1.25
gorreipouberseu unb Wtittbsilunaen miIIeu
mdtsitens bis Sreitag Moresu. rpeun fe IN
)er nGhiteu Summer aufuobme firben ioaeI
vinge anot ueroeu. 9rieie pbne unterllriIt
perbsu uitt btradfbti9t
Ey Bur fur Selber, bic pee reetitrtrten
R;rief oeer @eIo aatp eifame Money Order
ssianbt Dsrben. Ibernsbmsn uir bic 9srant
pprtli9tett
aas SraIa sorreipOnoenseH II. 7. tD. abrsiA..
'sLUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Icva.
c@sa gds Der 6. nib SOt,asStraGs.
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g Spdnien

M a brib, II. MGrs.
Der Seri9t Der 9ant bon Spanien
fir bic seitern beenoete @p6e seist fol-
eenoe 8erdnberungen: Sob an 0ano.
3unabme 8.481, 900 peietas; Silber
an Sanb. 3unabme $3.50, 900 peietas;
goten i'm lmlauf, Sunabme 1904,
900 peietas.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-10-31
Wedding Chimes.

On Sunday evening, October
22nd, 1899, at 2 o'clock on said
evening, transpired the wedding
in this city of Samuel Sanders,
of Clayton, to Miss Josie Benz
amin, lately of Salmon. The
wedding ceremonies were per-
formed by the Rev. Guy Foster,
in the presence of a very few
friends.
The bride is a stranger to US,
but we are informed that she is
a very estimable young lady.
The groom in this case, is well
known, and is a very popular
and industrious young gentle
man. The bride departed on
Friday morning last for Weiser,
where she will attend school.
The MESSENGER extends it's
congratulations.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-10-31
Back TO Her Native City.

Mrs. David Reese, (nec) Miss
Catharine Rice, of Salt Lake
City, Utah, native of Port
Royal, and a daughter of the
late Isaiah Rice, after an absence
of 25 years is at present visiting
on her native hearthstone. She
is guest at the residence of
Mr.. Rush Bailor, with whom her
cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Ernest,
resides. Mrs. Reese made a
welcome call at the Times Office.
in company with Mrs. Bailor,
and it afforded US great pleasure
to renew our acquaintance with
her, being a very affable and
companionable lady, and is find
ing a goodly number of old-time
friends, which greatly heightens
the enjoyment of her visit. 1t
is her intention to remain here
for a month or two yet.-Port
Royal, (Pa. } Times.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-10-31

ing very favorable. This com
pany has nearly all the mines in
that district bonded, and they
are doing vast amount of devel-
opment work. They have built
and just completed good wagon
road into the camp, and are now
putting in a considerable amount
of machiney to work the mines.
We understand work will com
mence at once in sinking a 500
foot shaft on the Brown Bear
claim. This group of mines is
owned by ]. G. Fox, DR.. Wright
and Jack Black.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-10-31
Stanley Basin.

H. S. Olds, book-keeper of the
Stanley Basin Dredge company,
is a Boise visitor. He came
down to get out of the snow and
will probably remain here all
winter. The company with
which he is connected has ground
on each side of the upper part of
Stanley creek for distance of
four miles on each side, enough
to keep a dredge in constant op-
Grafton for a number of years.
The dredge, which is large
one. having capacity of 5000
yards a day, was started up on
the Oath of last September. 1t
was still running when Mr.. Olds
left, although the time was not
far distant when it would have
to close down for the winter.
Mr.. Olds said the ground pros
pected we'll and the initial run
was such as to entirely satisfy
promoters of the important en-
terprise. He was not at liberty,
he said, to give any figures. The
company expected to have big
run next year.
The Ballentine ground is below
that of the dredge company, and
MIR. Olds says it is very rich.
He does not know what DISPOSE
ton would be made of it, but he
thought perhaps the death OF
Mr.. Ballentine would materially
alter the plans, which were on
an extensive scale, promising the
investment of a large amount OF
money.-Boise Statesman.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-10-31
Must Use Better Judgment.

The Washington Post sup
ported President Mckinley in
1896, again during the Spanish
war, and upon most occasions
since then. Today the Post
publishes a most remarkable
editorial, which observers con-
clude must have been inspired.
The article says, after men
tioning the admiration and es-
TEEN in which the President has
been held throughout the
country, that sit is to be hoped
now that the President will at
once attack the problems which
are vexing and distressing all the
United States-the miserable
tangles in Cuba, and the futility,
waste and disasters in Luzon.
These abhorrent difficulties must
be smoothed and cured. The
country has endured much as the
result of the incompetency and
the stubborn laundering of
Brooke and Otis. In neither
island can we discern the small
est progress in the direction of
our solemn promises or our pro-
claimed intent.
1.-The President must usher in
new and healthier regime. If
he cares for a political future, he
must replace imbecility with
brains and vigor. The people
are worn out with failure, be-
wilderment and disaster. Hum
anity demands cessation of the
murderous bungling in Luzon.
Good faith and national honor
require the pacification of Cuba
and a political rehabilitation for
the Cubans. This tragedy must
end, and end soon. Existing
conditions projected into the
coming year will put a conclu-
sive end to Mr.. Kinley's public
life. Deeply as he is beloved by
the American people, overwhel-
ming as may be his present
claim to reelection, the fact re-
mains that six months more of
such miserable failures as we
now have in Cuba and the Phil
pines will condemn his admin
istration, even in the judgment
of those who love him best, and
make its repetition an impos-
sibility."
Political observers here believe
that Senator Proctor had some
thing to do with this publication,
and that the way is being paved
to create a demand for strong
er man at the helm, to-wit: Ad-
miral George Dewey.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-10-31
Custer Jotttngs.

CUSTER. Idaho, Oct. e7, 1899.
Chas. Waller is on the sick
list.
M. A. Brown came over from
Challis last Thursday on bust
ness.
There is two feet of snow on
Custer mountain and three feet
at McFadden's.
Mike Foley and James Kerr
have secured contract to run a
200 foot tunnel at Col. McFad-
den's mine.
Henry Horton, VIM. Millick,
John Pushaw and Dan. Sullivan,
of Challis, were Custer visitors
last week.
The McFadden mine and mill
closed down one day last week,
after a very successful run under
the management of Geo. Wal
burn and Alex Kleupfer.
CharivariS and SerenadeS given
by the Custer Band, composed
principally of tin cans and rocks)
seems to be the popular fad in
Custer now -a-days. Some of our
worthy citizens after doing a
hard days work last Sunday,
had retired for the night to en-
Joy their peaceful slumbers (9)
They were suddenly awakened
by the tune "the old COW died
on" played by the Custer Band.
They had to arise, clothe them
selves. come out and treat the
boys to some of McKinzie's
BEST" before they were allowed
to pursue their nights rest un-
molested. -VADIS.