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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10

Manila, P. l., March Al am just about
to start with flag of truce for the in
surgent lines at Caloocan, having received
permission from General Otis, to confer
with the Filipino commander, Inforosco DE
La Cruz, in the presence of both armies
General Otis thinks that the war will be
practically ended within three months.
When General LAwton's division arrives
the American line, now stretched out for
% miles around Manila, will be shortened
and strengthened, to enable a powerful
column to mass and smash the insurgents
massed beyond Caloocan, and thence ad-
vance on Malolos, the Filipino capital. Ad-
miral Dewey thinks that the enemy should
be attacked Immediately, and all the ISL
ands occupied.
General Otis said to me today that he
will not receive any communication from
the insurgents, but he is willing to treat
with Aguinaldo simply as chief of the in
surgent forces. He will accept only UNI
conditional surrender Before the present
conflict began General Otis said he sound
ed Aguinaldo's commissioners as to the
acceptance OF local self-government under
American sovereignty. Aguinaldo replied
that he would only accept absolute indie
pendence, although he was willing to let
the United States protect the republic
against foreign interference. General Otis
is anxious to have Spain ratify the treaty,
as now everything outside of Manila is
officially Spanish territory. The admiral
is for action. He thinks that this hair
splitting and firing on our troops all
around the city night and day from the
insurgent trenches viii assist the Filipinos
in getting arms.
General Rios, the Spanish commander,
now in Manila, wishes to withdraw at
once his troops from Cebu Zamboanga and
other points in the Philippines, but Gen
eral Otis refuses to consent
Our lines about the city are everywhere
well placed. Incendiarism has been sup
pressed and the natives in Manila are
thoroughly cowed. There is an average
of three deaths weekly from smallpox in
the American army. Thirty cases are
now in the hospital.
General Otis has complained to Admiral
Dewey against the navy forcing the cam
paign too rapidly.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
Gold In ChiIkat cou,..

1n san Francisco, March 6.-Advices from
a m"H' Alaska, OF February p, say that
com em '''ike IN the Porcupine district has
Chilkot country, ~ 'e
whi"h i'o was made on Talikin creek.
mii Inv" Ho"s into the Chilkat about II
Is rss. from Haynes mission. The mission
wb" op'uiy growing into lively town. The
tbe d;' country back of it, except beyond
l Is pl'lde' Is in American territory. in
fa ,a'N" proper, and claims are about 1900
" square, or about 20 acres in area.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
WASHINGTON.

The city of Dayton has practically n,
floating debt
A telephone line will be put in between
Wilkeson and Carbonate.
The chief of police of Seattle intends
to try to put little life into the curfev
ordinance.
Dan Mcdonald, longshoreman, g
years old, was found dead in mis- cabin il
Old Tacoma last week.
Manning Hill, at one time the fastest
bicycle rider in the state, is now an Ad
ventist preacher at Elma.
William Babino, logger, was drowned
while attempting to cross Puget sound
in rowboat during heavy wind last
week.
The Walla Walla Union has changed
hands. j. G. Franklin, B. E. LaDue and
L. Armstrong will take charge of the pa.
per and job office.
Robert Sheldon, an old pioneer of Sno-
homish, dropped dead at the home OF w
j. Stevens recently while visiting with
the family of the latter.
A man named Harris, from near Mon
tesano has been arrested and turned over
to the sheriff of Chehalis county, charged
with abducting his 13-year-old niece.
Ritzville's new opera house is finished
The building is located opposite the court
house. Its size is 40Xl00 feet, and has a
total seating capacity for about 600 peo-
pie.
At Oakesdale last week Isaac Hickey
became suddenly insane and gave his
wife, who has been seriously i'll for some
time, a dose of strychnine. She will re-
cover.
Helen Beller, of Walla Walla, has dis
appeared, taking with her about $4,000.
A great deal of it was in county war
rants, which she exchanged before leav-
ing for parts unknown.
Charles Gaupin, a resident of Loomis
for the past eight years suddenly be-
came insane a few days ago. 1t is said
he has been worrying over contracting
for work on a mining property.
The Chehalis city council has passed an
ordinance imposing a So poll tax on all
male inhabitants between the ages of 81
and SO years, unless they are members of
the volunteer fire department.
The contract has jus, been completed
for repairing and remodeling the water
system of Garfield, by which the system
has been much improved and a larger
volume of water has been supplied.
While returning to Montesano recently
from hunting trip, Scott Stevens and
Arthur johnson received the contents of
a shotgun which accidentally exploded,
and will be laid up for a few weeks
Charley Ike, Yakima Indian, who
went to Tacoma few days ago to serve
as interpreter in the whisky-selling cases
in the federal court, was, it is believed,
murdered ana robbed, some time last
week.
The British ship Andelana, which sank
in Tacoma harbor six weeks ago, with
her officers and crew, will be raised, if
possible, by Captain w. H. Smith, of San
Francisco, and C. J. Caruthers, of Sc
attic.
Ellsworth DeLashmut, the young man
who recently secured q license to marry
Emma Grunewold, a prepossessing young
widow of Rosalia, but who, the day prior
to the nuptials, was arrested for spank
ing the 2-year-old child of his prospective
bride, has become insane.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
List of Casualties.

w, NoSnington, March 5.-The war DEPART
f f,en' mas received the following cablegram
,oa MANILA, March casualties, near Ca
l 10 First Montana, March 2~~Rand
' No Alfred Cashmere, thigh, slight.
M, near San Pedro Macati, Third artillery,
n nlaten ., Sergeant Dennis Shea, Just re,
SOM W'" anu cullam, Tenth Pennsylvania, was
'e'i' outside the lines for informa tion Ian.
""iE :" and has not been seen since.
OTIS.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
Arsenic In All wou No.

cban n"e"' n. Y, March 6.-Dr. F. NJ
Cornell OF the chemical department of
a resn,t " ~ has announced that, as
c, ,rsGll OF chemical analysis he has been
to stats oi lor several months, he is able
At T p,"'e mat nearly all wall papers sold
sin soma e IS time contain arsenical poi
''"'e Oh them in surprising quantities.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
A sister of Joe Jefferson,

New York, March 5.-Cornelia Jefrer-
son, whose name by marriage became Mrs.
jackson, died at her home in this city at
the age of 62. She was the only sister of
Joseph Jefferson, the comedian. In child
hood she went on the stage and during
her life she was more or less closely con-
nected with the dramatic profession
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
KiDIinr Is Much Rat,er

New York, March st was said that
Mr. Kipling had lost no ground during
the day, but had made some progress
toward recovery. The patient, the ply
sicians say, had not spoken to any one
since talking little with his wife during
the evening.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
hid for the Big F,vb,

mono"o lork, March CIV. B. GRAY.
denosiio, % n- one Westchester Athletic club
citv i IN 5000 with Dave Holland of this
OO0 for ~ HpPort OF the clubs offer of Sl5,-
' the fltzsimmOns-Jeffreys fight.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10

$50 Alice has decided finally to marry
an offcerf"
"Yes; she captured him in what she
positively declares to be her last engage.
ment Boston Traveller.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
Advance of wages.

Pttsburg, March 5.-The Schoen
Pressed Steel Company of Allegheny ad-
yanced wages in all departments today
from S to 10 per cent. This increase will
benefit more than 5000 men and will pre-
vent the strike Of punchers and riveters.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10

The new 100000 mill at the Col.
conda mine, near Baker City, Ore, is
building. The owners expect great
success with the new bromine-chlorine
process. They are J. G. and ]. T. Eng
fish, Of Danville, Ill. The mill build
ing covers 40 by 800 feet. The COM
plete equipment will be In operating
shape April /.
In south Africa.
In 1897 in the Rand, South Africa,
gold district, there were in operation
1876 stamps; in 1898, SOAP; the ton
mage crushed in 1897 was 5,325,355-
about Az tons per stamp per day. AS
in the United States, the tendency is
to increase the capacity per stamp. In
the past ten years that district has
yielded 1920, 00O,0 900 in gold.
The Payne Mines.
The Payne mines are situated in the
SLOGAN division of British Columbia,
says the Toronto World. So far only
one of the four claims owned by the
company has been worked and out Of
this claim the company has already
paid $1,000,000 in dividends, besides
paying all costs of development and
equipment out of the earnings of the
mine.
Sulphur.
Sulphur was mined In the United
States in 1898 in Utah, Nevada and
Louisiana. The total production was
about 5000 short tons, valued at $685.
900. The Nevada product was shipped
to San Francisco. Utah produced 337
tons. The production of sulphur in
Louisiana (made by the French pro-
cess as in previous years., amounted
to 1,427 short tons. Nothing was done
at the Louisiana mines after May.
The Uses of Aluminium.
There seems to be no limit to the
uses to which aluminium can be put.
The Russian minister of war has ap-
proved of aluminium horse shoes for
the cavalry, after a severe test as to
their merits. They wear longer than
iron, are less affected by moisture, cost
no more, and are of course much light
err They are likely to come into gen.
eral use in the near future. Within
few years iron will have to take
back seat for many of the utilitarian
purposes where it is now deemed in
dispensable.
Fame of Republic Spreads.
Patrick Clark, the principal owner
of the Republic mine, has returned
from his eastern trip and reports that
he found the fame of Republic camp
has already reached the cities of the
east, and the indications are that con-
siderable eastern capital will seek min
ing investments throughout the north
ern section this coming spring. Mr..
Clark stated that the regular monthly
dividend of 100000 from the Republic
mine would be passed this month, as
the cold snap had seriously interfered
with the operations of the mill. It
is creditable fact, however, that the
net returns of the limited operations
of the mill was more than ample to
pay all expenses of development work
on the mine.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10

Many of the trusts continue to raise
priees-but not wages
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
SITUATION IN THE FILIPPINES
GEN. OTIS SAYS THREE MONTHS

Dewey for Immediate Action "A Flag
OF Truce Goes out-Otis Will Except
Nothing but Unconditional Surrender
Complaint of the Army.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-10
MINES AND MINING NEWS
OUR NORTHWESTERN MINES

Items Cleaned From the Late Reports
All Districts Are Being Developed-A
Prosperous Year Is Professionalism
Notes and Personals.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Wihomri.

@or Sreube itorb tiirSti6 i'm
Irmenbarie BON ST. 2outS 5rdu
Nnnd Silbung, cine betagte OeutI6e
Mittpe, ais iie ibren ein5igen Sobn
Grnit pieber in Die 4rme i3iOb. Grnit
mar Elm S4neioer uno bate feline
Mutter ernd6rt. @ls Der &rieJ aus
brad, trat er unter bic 0affen. Oa ct
glaubte, DAB er fir iein MiitterItin bis
CUR 9iidfebr BON benz ygtcntc" rci9li9
geiorgt babe. Iber Der &rieg 5pg ii6
in bic 2dnge, unb ais Srau &iioung
nod bic Na9riGt erbiett, ibr Srbn lei
gefalen, ba entI9loB lie ii9, nu9oem
ibre Mittel erI6Dpft naren, rl1 4ufz
nabme i'm ItGotiI9en M~rmenbaus na6z
5uIu9en. sic bate Niemdnoen auf
Der @elt, Der t6r nabe itdnO. Gines
Suses trat tbr Sphn, na6oem Oas 4.
Wihpurier He9iment au8gcmuitert
nprben mar, nieoer ii ct. 2ouis elm.
@r erfubr bon ben einitigen Nd@barn,
baB feline Mutter i'm Qrmenbaus lei.
Spfort begab er ii6 port6in, UNI lie gu
begriiben uno beim gu bplen, ais aber
bic alte 6rau bes ais tpbt bepeinten
Spbnes aniibtig puroe, I9rie lie por
Sreuoe lallt auf. Sm ndGiten Qugenz
bid ianf tie tbrem Sobne e~ntfeelt in
bic Qrme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
d.

- Sin Io5ialoemofratii9e Wuiters
eemeinoe. Die S4ubma9erItabt 8 a.
perbtll bat einen So3ialoemotras
ten, Ndmcns GbaIe gum 8iirgermeiiter
gepdblt. Sn ietuer Nnirittsreoe ma4t
Gbaie foigeHbe 8prI6ldge: StdOtii4e
StraBenarbeiter iolten einen MinpsIts
lObn ppn So fir ben a9titunbisen Or
bettstag crbalten, ale itGotii6en Wau>
rerz uno SteinmeBarbeiten unter 2ets
tung oes StrabenoepartemeHts ausges
fiibrt nerOen, ale itGotii9en 9rudfas
6en ben @epertpereins itempel tragen,
StraBenbabnen, 8dSunitulten unb
elettrii3e Gi9tanlagen foaten Der
Stabt se6Drep unb bon ibr betrie6en
Deroen. &tnoer, beren Gltern ni9t
gebDrig fir Tie iprgen t0nnten, ioate
Die StaDt nd6ren uno tleiben, bamit
fein &inb bonn S9ulbeIu9e ausgez
i9lpffeu ndre. Die Staot iole audi
9runbfid9en antaufen, bic bic Or
beitslpfen bebauen iolten, uno ibnen,
ipenn nStbis, Saaten aap WessSsuse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Suinots.

G6idIale zines 9riefes. Sin
grieT, Der na9 so Sahren, pom 5a9e
Der g(bIsnDung an 9ere6net, letnell
9(prefIaten errei6te, hilbet in Ut 0 q.
forD bas Sagesgeiprd4. Der Brief
lam bort Dor einigen Sagen an uno
fpurbe Serrn Seize 9clcOm, Ho. 329
DaQ Stlabe, 5ugeiteIt. Dor 80 Sab
rem purbe Der Brief On Salcpm, Der
bumuls i'm merifanii6en Seere otente,
oboeianoi. 9a er Den Iorenanten
ni6t erret1te, ging Der Srief BON s9az
fen gu Safen, nm bic gauge 8elt, bis
er i9lieBii6 in Der n0eab Getter"sCf
flee gu @u1bington lunoete. $tsr GIN
een bic 8edmten auf bic Su6e. tnoem
lie Die 4preBbii9er BET Stdote burd@
iu6ten. sic tparen erfplgreid,. benin
in benz @breBbu9 Der Staot Hodforo
fanben Ite Seize 8a!com, No. 329
@aG StraBe, unO Der Srief erretdte
feinen @i9entbimer. 8or SO Sabren
mar Der 9rief opn Solcom's S6peiter
abgeIanbt fporber. &el6e @rtnlteruna
gen mub Der lelbe ipobl BEL Dem nun go
iGbrigen Manne berporgerufen Daben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
MiOi9au.

- Sin trauriger SAT-. Die Ppli5ei
BON 9 a j 6 y gelanste neuliA Na3z
mittag in ben Seiib e'nes etipcs ungez
pDbnli6cn uno iebr ttaurieen SALES.
Sin junges Mdb6en, Das feinen Sea-
men ais Gpitb Smitb dngab, betrat i'm
2aufe oes Na9mittags nit einem
Siinoel duf ben Qrmen bic Bpli5eiitaz
tion unD er5d6lte, lie bringe bier Elm
neugebprenes Sdbp, bdS lie in Der glQeD
binter ibrem Sauie gefunben babe.
getbe SGBe bes armen Weien2 paren
%erfroren. Sic babe bds &ino 5uerit
na6 Dem &tnberbeim qebradt. ibr lei
aber bort bebeutet norDen, na6 Der Poz
lisei gu gebsn. Man permut6ete iofort,
bab bic YerIon nidt Die Wabrheit
ipra9, Die YpliSeimat,pne puroe berz
bei5itirt uno Dieier geldng es bdlo unz
ter bier Qugen, BON Dem MGbGen ous
@eItdnbniB berausSufteHen, RAP eS
ielbit bic Mutter bes &inDes lei. Der
in5pti9en 9erbeigerufene Gouatpar5i
rieb Die erfrorenen 5iiB6en tiihttg nit
S6nee uno bpfft, Dem 8inoe D!eielben
gu erbulten. Sri. Smitb, Die angibt,
bon Stiegp Safe gu itcmmen, ipuroe,
ba lie gu T6paA mar, in einem 3immer
Ter Ppli5eiitatipn n~iererseleat unO bon
Der Matrpne perpflegt, bis tie ii6 pie=
Der 81 ibrer S6peiter pel6e in ges
MANNHEIM Srte ppbnt, begeben fann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Snoiana.

- @irb lie Die Steuern be5ablen
tDnnen? SRI. Nnnu 9erbarb, cine
&rantenpGrterin in 2pganspprt
lit plDBli6 uno obne es gu %ertparten, in
ben 8eiiB bon 8runDeigentbum i'm
8ertbe bon 100000 in Gulera
Gountp, gelangt. 9pr Sturgeon emz
ping iie ben 8eiu6 zines bejabrten
sSremben, Der cine Stunoe BEL ifr per@
neilte. Gr nolte feline Peripnalien
ni9t angeben, bepies aber in Ierner I'm
tcrbaltung nit Sri. anna, DAB er nit
Dersn Samiliengei9idte bur3Gus pers
traut mar. Dieter Sage ipra9 Der
Serdusgeber elmer 3e!tun9 BET SRI.
Gerbarb ppr unb erDffnete ibr, Der
Srembe lei Elm Sntel 9epeIen, ben Die
5amilie felt Is Sahren perftorben
nGbnte. Qnna bate ibm 10 gsFuuen,
Dab er ibr, ais Der eiu3igen lebenoen
@erpanoten, einen She'll leines
Srunbbeiises i6erI9rieben bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
@aibinBton, .. g.

Sol9enbe Nabridt aus Der Saupts
itabt Der Ser. Staaten biirfte fir
man6en unierer 2eier BON SntereIe
iein. 9err Sobn Selner, 1927 Wehz
berg ct, lit uniere &utoritdt fir 5sls
genoes: nMit 9er9niisen tbeile id
S6ner NIT, oab Srau 5orIter, uniete
Na6barin, uns geitern einen 9eiuf
abIinttete. sic mar fir DicSeilung ibTef
Scooter, pel9e felt 5ipun3ig Subren an
Der falenoen &rantbcit g~elitten bate,
poa Santbarteit. Gs nubm lange 3eit
ebe mrs. 5oriter su belpegen mar, eineIl
8eriu9 nit benz IlpentrGuter Sluttez
leber 81 MAIDEN. Sic bate ipenig
9offnung auf Grfolg, ba Die &rartz
belt i6on 10 alt mar, uuo MIR ourf
unier 9rGngen mar lie oaou gu bepes
gen." = Die punoelbdren 5eilungen,
pel6e our9 ben 8lutbeleber bepirtt
DurDen, iino fir marble elm Wunoer,
0enn jebp9 feline 3uiammeniebune
aus pielen meoi5iniihen Wurseln,
Yflan5en, &inoen II. T. ~. in 8etra6i
geSpgen piro, perbunoen nit ben nil
ieni6aftli4en &%enntniien ieines grs
finders, 10 eri9einen Die Heiultate
gang natiirli9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Cbio.

Sine perbdngniboolle sSnbrt in
etnem Soot, oos iopobl i'm WdIer als
ou9 auf benz Sis beniibt peroen
tonnte, matten tiirsli6, nie aus 3 D.
leoo semelpet ptrb, Sept. .. 8upoen,
Der Iufieber pes 2euhttburmes duf Der
8eit GiiiersSniel, unb iein Gebilfe
Sropn. Sic traten bic Sabrt nad
Dem SSeItlanp, ipeldes 8 Meilen BON Der
Sniel entfernt 1T, in benz erpdbnten
SabrSeuge an, Da Der See nit Sreibeis
bebedt mar. DIS Tie etpa bic Sdlfte
hires sefdbrli9sn WeeeS Surii6gelegt
batten, puroe bas 8cpt 3niI9en spei
gisblDde eingetlemmt unD fonntc nitt
aus oteier Gage befreit peroen. Die
beipen Mdnner mu9ten beroiiGe On
itrengungen bis Die &dlte lie iibera
mamie. oils ipdter Slider Die I'm
9liidli4en entbedten, fparen iie in bas
Sis, pelrbes ii9 i'm 8oote gsbiloet
bate, etnsefroren, unb es belt i9per,
Die 8liebmdBen los5ulOien. 8roipr
itarb balo barauf, uno Capt. Sappen
mubte ii9 elmer amputation untere
3ie9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
SfIabomn.

90. s. Miler, Elm 0iebsiihter am
Speetpater i'm peitlihen Sbeile bes
States ppbnbaft, purbe bieier Sage.
na9pem er etli6e Wp6en unter GrSts
li9er 8epanbluns mar, na9 &anias
GitD eebra9t, no Elm &erIu6 gema6t
nerben Ioq, bur6 4npenburg Der
ROntgenitralen bic pfeilipiBe, pel4e
er BEL einem 3uiammenitpb nit ben
S~noianern in 1869 erbalten bat, aufz
5ufinoen. Miqer lit elm e9ter v@ren>
ger" unb trGgt mdnhe Har6en bon
8feilpunben am 9eIi6t, 6als unb
2ei6. SIM September 1869 purbe er
unb Elm anoerer Mann, Namens Wafb=
ington Marrptp, ais lie ii6 NIT einem
Giergeipann auf ibrem 9eimpss BON
Der Miible befanben, BON elmer 9anbe
BON SpDlf Snoianern, ipel9e geitpblene
Bferoe trieben, nabe Der 9ren3e bon
Gan Saba uno McguQousb Goun>
ties, Ser, ange9rtffen. Miaer unb
fein &amerao batten jeoer cine YiItole,
unb al8 Die Snoianer tie um:insten
unb Yfeile nd9 ibnen i9oiien, feuerte
Wtiaer 5lpeimal unter tie. Saour9
fpuroen aber Die pferbe i9eu unb
raiten iber bas iebr unebene 2ano bas
bin. I'm better fabren gu fOnnen, leste
Miaer feline Piitole auf ben SiB unb
isBte ii6 barauf, aber bur3 bas
StoBen bes Nagens fiel tie pom SIP
auf Die Grbe unD cling perloren. Na9>
Dem tie ungefdbr prei Meilen gefabren,
tpurbe Der Wagen in elmer S9lu6t
u~mgeporfen, uno ebe Die stpei WGnner
ii9 beIinnen tonnten, batten bic Sns
bianer Die atpei eriten Yferbe i6on loss
gefpannt uno fort9etrieben. MiQer
unb Warrop paren iebt I9on 19per
perpunOet. WtGer bate iiebenunbs
5pan5ig unb Marrotp piersebn Wun.
ben erbalten. Warrotp's Wdffe mai
cine alte Heiterpiitole unb bate MI,
cine Gaoung, aber nit ibr gelang e.
ibm, Die SnOianer 5uriid8ubalten, nab.
renO Miaer Die 3pei ubrigen Yfefbe
%ausipannte. Die Mdnner Ipranger
jebt auf Die Pferoe, a5er nadjbsm fl
cine fur5e Strede suriidgelegt, tpurbl
Warron's Bferb eet0btet. Marron
itieg jeBt audi auf MiQer's 9ferb, uni
na9oem Te spei Meilen ipeiter ritten
purbe MiGer infolge oes ~ltarter 9lut:
berluites obnmd6tig. Marrolp lief
jebt audi Oas leBte pfero %laufen, in be,
9offnung, 0uour9 Die Snoianer BON
Qeibe gu balten, bic ss pabriGeinlid
nun auf Die pferbe abgefeben batten
Gr bate ii9 ni9t eetdui9t. Na6Oeu
bic Snpianer bas pferO aufsefanger
batten, Dielten lie cine tur5e Seratbunt
uno ritten bann bappn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Werfm Iroi9e Ncttung.

Srau Mi6ael Curtain, 9laiufielb,
ST., srtldrt, Dap cine grtaltung ibre
9unss ansriii; ibr 5amilienarSt bebana
bette iie einen Wonat lang, aber iie
wurbe INNER i6limmer. Der QrSt ers
tlarte ibr, iie lei elm bufimun9slOies
Spfer Der S9pinbiu6t uno feline 0Re,
Oisin tOnne iie beilen. Sbr 9lputbetcr
empfabl DR.. Kings New Discovery
9egen gus;ebruns. sic taufte cine
Slai6e unb fano 81 ibrer Ssrpunoerung,
baB cine geiieruns ein9etreten mar, naGs
Dem ie cine Soiis einsenommen bate.
Sic fubr fort uno ie6s JIai6en beiltcn
iie p~ollitanois uno jebt beior9t iie lire
Sausarbeit ielbit. Yrobeflai9en linn
umionit SIT baben in {. %. 0tuete's
Npotbefe. @roBe 6lai9en so Gents
uno sl.O0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Bout Grade errcttet.

Gin aufiebenerreseuoer Gorfau, wels
der Serrn Sobann Sliper pailirte, err
sdblte bicier wie folst: sd NOR in
i6redli6er Gage. Meine Sallt mar falt
selb, meme ausen ein9efalen, metl'e
i3unse belegt, ~beitdnoi9er S9merS i'm
Gilten uno in ben Seiten, fem Nppes
tit - unO purDe tGsli6 i9wa3er. Gum
Slid rietb mir cin 6reuno, rglectrie
gitters" gu periu6en, unb 3l meiler
sroBen 6rsube unO lleberrai9uns be-
mirtte Die erite Slai9e cine Sefernng.
S6 fubr BRET 8o6en lang NIT oeren
@ebrau6 fort unO jett bin i9 seiuno.
SD peiB, bab iie mein Seben 9erettet
nno benz Grabe elm Spier 9eraubt.
8los so Gents per SIaI9e bel Z. W.
&uets, G56 MainsS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
VeWYorf.

- Der Stem gorter 9~odar6eiter
Sobn 8otfin 1T elmer Der nenigsn
Meni9en, bic i'm Stanbe iinD, ii6er
lire Grfabrungen unD @efiblt gu re-
ben, na6bem cine 0aIt bon 1900
pfuno S9pere arlf iie gefaqen 1T,
8ottin arbeitete am 80. Sanuar i'm Ga
benraum bes Sampfcrs Britannia"
uno bali BEL Der QuslaDen elmer Gem
bung Matrelen. 8te 8ottin iagt, ipei:
gerte ii6 Der n@angpaDman", 2i6t 81
liefern uno in SOlge Der unn0t6iger
6aIt unb mdngelnoer 8orii9tsmubre.
9sln leete ii9 Der 9ampfer fart aui
cine Settle. 8pttin iagt, bab er Ii6 bel
Dem n@an9tpapmdn" betlagte uno BAT
bieier inn ertldrte, er tonne 9e6en
penn ibm bic 9lrbeit at9t pcKs, od
Sunperte ppn guten Qrbeitern frcb ieir
miirben, feline STEELE e%innebmen au t0n;
men. 8ottin ging pieoer an Die @rbeit
unb bic lebten brei 5GiIer NIT Matre.
len, bic bis gum 9ed a~ufge5ogen por.
ben paren, i6liipften aus benz lie UNI:
gebenben Sau uno itiir5ten 25 SUB tiei
in ben SAiffsraum binab. Oas eint
SOB traf 8otttn an Der Stirn unb rif
ibm bas 5leiIh iiber Dem linten glugt
meg, bas 5lpeite Sab traf ibn an bel
linten S9ulter uno bas brittle i'm
Riiden. Sebes ein3elne bisier Sdher
piirbe einen anoeren Meni9en Qet0btsi
BADEN, aber 8ottin 1T elm Hieie BON
@eitalt uno &raft. Gr ertldrte, e,
babe bus 8epuBtiein feinen Qugenblid
perlpren. Wian brad)te i'm in bos 8ils
reau am 0pd unb bort erbplte er Ii9,
ebe bic berbeigerufene Mmbulana an
fam, iopeit, Dab er na4 9au!e se9en