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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Sic sylnttemhurlagc.
80 8nihinatpn. q. s

Us bington. Il. 5eb.
6aus. Sds 0cns errei9te beute
Die leBte Seite Der Slcttenporlage uno
perta0te Ii9, als Elm Gintpano ge9en
cine 8eftimmung in Der S6pebe mar,
ipel9e Den Yreis ber Pan5erpiatten
ouF $545 per Sonne feitIeBt.
8iel Seit tpurbe duf Die Debate
iiber zen 3uidk Wtuoo'S perpanot,
ipel6er $4,000. Sur 8ouenoung Der
brei 6ebduoe Der 5lottenutubemie in
@lnnapoliS bepilIigt. DER 5lottenuus@
i6uB mar nit 9lusrdbme bon Gumz
mings gegen 8ornabme Der arbett, biz
man ii9 iiber 3endue PlGne I1ltiiIig
oemabt babe, dber bds Saus nabm
Den 3uiaB nit rs gegen So Stimmen
an.
3pet ipi9tige 8eitimmungen in
Dem auf ben Ban neuer S6tffe be5ii9z
li6en Yaragrap6en puroen ais pro>
nlngspiorig 9eItri6en. Die cine pers
fiigte, baB ni9t mebr ais 5lpet
S9ld6tldiffe, apei Ydn3erS uno Spei
bel1ubte Ereu3er III EN- uno pefl1el7
ben Sdiffs6aubofe ge6aut lperoen
folten rnp Die anoere. baB tein 9lnges
bot fir Den Sdu BON Stbifen bon elmer
sSirma oOer GjeIelldaIt ungenommen
iperben iolite, Die CUR 3elt oes Gnge6ots
ni4t cine angemefens Nnlage babe.
Sendt. - Seute began i'm Senat
Die f0rmlitr Se6atte iber Die !9ullz
Saplep SeereSreorgunii niidtionsbill. Die
Rtpublitaner 6atuleD uno Barren
fprd9en fir Die 8ottG5e uno bic De-
motraten Niit6eQ unb godrell oagegen,
pG5reno Yrpctor (Rep.) fiir etlicbe GU
fGBe ipra9, Die er porgei3lagen bate.
2llle 9teoner iino Mitglleber bes Wtiliz
tdrau6I6u6es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Subuqu, Soma, 9ieuaag 2S. Tbmar 1899 &c., 144O

6alten uno Die Sabuen tpss5unebmen.
glber Der Wfob pioeriebte fich uno
tebrte i6liebli6 na9 Der 9(penue De
PSperd 5uriid, no cine itdrte PoliSeiz
abtbellung por oem Wtilitdrclub auf9ez
itellt mar. Sieien Yoli3iften gelang
es, bic Eabauma9er auseinanbersuS
tretben, uno elm tii9tiger &egenguB
mar babel bebiilflih.
Spdter am 2lbeno 3ogen 8anben, Die
aus Wtitglieoern Der 9atriotenliqu,
Jtatlondliiten unb anberen auIammenz
geieBt tparen, Die 9puleparos entlana,
allen 8ertebr blodireno. Hufe .9(6z
oanten" uno rGepiiipn" ipurben erbos
ben uno es tam 81 einigen 8eilereien
5lphben ben Wfitgliebern Der eeoneriz
ihen 6dttionen, bod ipurbe Die Orb
nung almdblih interchangeable. Sine
san5e sln5abl 9erbaftunssn ipurben
porQenomnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Ius Der Sunbcsbauptitabt.


70 u y u, 10. lytp.
Die pom PrdIioenten erndnnte Goma
million, neld6e Sragsn, bic ii3 auf Die
gipilangelegenbeiten in Guba unb
Yprto Gicp be5ie6en, eripdgen ion, lit
eifrig nit ibren 8or6ereitungen fir
ibre &eiIe naA jenen Snieln beihafs
tt9t. sic piro tpdpri6einli6 Gnbe
nG9ter gGpbe poer Su 9lniang Der
acknowledgement Wo9e a6reiien.
Senrp 8, Curtis, elm Witglieo Der
@pmmiliipn, lit nod niat aus SolpG
ein9etroffen, aber Die Spei anoeren
Wiitgliebsr, General &ennebp unO
Charles SO. Watlon, arbeiten etfrig an
ben 8pr6ereiiungen CUR yteiIe. Die
9uuptfrugen, pel6e Die Gpmmiiiion 5u
unterIuhsn bu6en. be5ieben iicb auf Sez
Iteuerung, 0ffentli6e S6ulen, 2anbs
itraBen unb 5reibriefe fir Pripatllnz
ternebmungen. SseenpGrtig perben
auf teinsr Der beioen Snieln Steuern
duf bepegli6es poer unbepegli6es
gigentbum erboben, ba bic friiberen
oIeabe3u9ll9en 0e1ebe 1uspenolrt 1lnp.
9ie 5rdgen betreffs Der Grri9tuns
Dffentlicber S6ulen uno bes 8aues
bon 2anbIiraBen peroen bon Der gomz
miiiion binnen 3ur5em in Setra9t ses
3ogen perben, bod pirb es notbpenbis
Iein, mebr unmittelbare gluImsrtldms
teit ben 8eIu0en um Sreibriefe 5usuz
penoen, bic ii9 in grpBer 9(n3abl aufs
gebGuft buben. Sis iebt belGuft ii3
bds burcb Die regiitrirten 8elu6e re-
prdIentirte &apital i'm @anaen auf
$9O,000,000. @ines Der Gjeiubs be-
siebt ii9 auf ben 8au elmer Gilenbabn
pom DItli9en nac9 benz ipeitliben @noe
bon Cuba, cine Gntfernuns bon 900
Msilsn. Die gommiiiion pirO lpabrs
i9sinli9 aysrlt nQ4 Cuba ssbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Bob Gpans gscgrt.
Gincinnati, g., 10. sse6.

Gtnctnndtl, n a I, o., 19. Seb.
Commodore Hpblep .. Gpdns fpirb
Der Gbrengult BEL Dem 9antett Iein,
tpel6es Der bieiige Stamina Hepubliz
can Club" an @aT6ington's @eburtsz
tag perdnltalten piro. 2lm 9ienStag
reiit er nit Dem Acknowledgements
ten 8rpmtuea bon WdI I6ingtpn a6 unb
piro am Mfittipo9 Ntorgen bon einem
Gomite am 8abn9of smpforgen tpers
ben. Sm 8urnes Souie finret bem
Commodore gu GRren am 8ormittag
Elm Offentli9er @mpfang unb am Na9<
mittag i'm Queen GitD Club d6ermals
Elm @mpfang itatt, gu fpel9em Die
S6eilne6mer beIpnbers qelaoen ner0en.
I'm Mtttag niro Der SAT- Der 5anz
oelsfanmsr einen 8eiu9 erItatten.
8ouDerneur 8uibneIl, lieutenant
Gole, Mitglteber Der 2ppdl 2eague uno
Inoere perben am Wfittipo6 9l6eno
BEL benz 8unfett ais @dite erI9e;nen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Gin 9rSertrnh!
g o Il 0 n. M2nif.. Is. eseb.

So It n, Mali., Is. 5sb.
Sin M}itglieo Der Gbicagoer 9(oOos
fatenfirmd Sdt9 &c Eicbter lit uugenz
6lidli9 bier, UNI Den 8eriuch 5lI
MAIDEN, bas &aufre9t auf Die IN bieIer
8egenb befinoliCbsn Sberlebereerbez
reien gu Iihern. Der Hame Der 6orz
ppratton piro She 4merican Sibe &,
2eat6er Company" iein, nit einem Ga=
pital BON $60,O00,000 oper elmer anbe=
rem Summe, tpie iie fir n0tbig befunz
ben pirb, UNI bas Gigentbum anSutau~
fen. 8pn oieiem Gigentbum ioll Die
6Glfte aus liebenprp8entigen Priori>
tdtsattien unb Die 9dlfte aus selpObns
li6en 9lttien beIteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
9Iaris. 1S. sseb.

~ p, Io' OSp'
emile 2pubet, Der bis Suieiner beua
tisen GrpGbluns gum prdiioenten Der
fran5Olii1sn &epublit Yrdlibent bes
fran5Diiiben Senats sepelen mar, lit
am 81. DECEMBER 1888 IN Warianne
seboren, ipurbe fir ben Mbpotatenitanb
auseebiloet unb begdnn feline He9tsz
praris in Mtontelimar on Der Nbone.
Sn bic politit trat er elm bei Der allgez
meinen Wabl bon 1876, ipp er ii6 als
Hepublitaner befannte unb ais @sener
elmer alieem,inen unb polltdnoieen
glmneitie. @r puroe nit GROCER
Mebrbeit sepdblt unb f6IoB iicb To-
slei6 in ber 0sputirtentammer Der
rspAblitanii9sH 2intsn an gr mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Carnegie l. So. sci6lascn.
Q8 a I Dingtpn, %. Seb.


Saus. Die Slottenpprlage
purbe beuts i'm Sauie nah piertdgiger
f6arfer Debate, in pclher es ii1
bduptid1li6 um Die 8erbeherungen
in Der Slpttenafabemis gu Innapolis
nno DE GrhObung oe5 Pan5erpluttens
preties bon $400 auf $545 per Sonne
banoelte, angencmmen.
Der 3uiaB, cine 9roBe Pdn5erpldts
tenfabrtt gu erri9ten, purbe fir orb
nung3pibrtg ertldrt, nu9 elmer erbitz
terten Debate, in pel9er Der preis fir
Yan5crplatten bon $545 auf $445
berdbgeIeBt uno cine Seitimmung bins
5ugeIiigt pur0e, pel1e Der Hsgierung
per6ie!et, nebr 3u beSublen, ais anbere
fremOe &egierunscn fir pislelbsn pans
serplatten bsaablsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Die Sei9enieier 81 Gbrcn ocs Yra=
iioentcm Taurc.
g arts. %. eSe6

SupuH uHl IIuQeIl U(Drgen DQrten 1td
9rpBe WieniHenmafer in ben StraBen
an9eiammelt, Dur9 pslbe Iicb Der Sci
9en5ug oes peritur6eren prGIiDenten
5elir Sdure bonn YoLaIt GlDlee naf
Der Sir9e bon Hptre Dame beipeaen
ipirp.
Maoame unb SRI. 5aure, Die pdb=
reno oes grDBten Sbelle bes gta6ts am
Sarge gebetet batten, ppbnten um s
ubr in Der 8apelle osa Yalaites elmer
Wtehe bsL Sarauf byguben lie iih in
lbre Simmer uno bsttelligten iib niat
an Der Sei4enfeier, obglsicb lie am
Wtlttag IN Der &apelle bes GlpIee piez
oerum an Der Wleie tGeilnd6men.
Der bon ie6s Yferoen gespqene 0eis
9enpagen traf um 9 ilbr i'm Spfe oes
YalaItes Elm.
@or Dem &atafalt iagen &iiIen. aui
oenen lic) Die Sroen bes perItprbenen
prdiioenten befdnoen.
Der Sars tpurbe in @eeenpdrt aller
bDbercn Gipilbeamten uno Sffisiere
auf Den Sci6enpasen seitellt, unb fiini
Wtlnutsn ua6 5ebn llhr iebte Iicb oer
Set1en5ug, nit oem 3eneral 3urlin=
ben, Dem Milttdrgouperneur BON
paris, an Der Spite, pom paluIt aus
in gepegung. glls 0ei4entudtrGaer
fungirten Die WiniItsr SelcaiIe, 9eis
CUES, aedrop, De 5repcinst, @ioer,
&rdnB, Sniadint uno peptral. Die
len folgien ie1s Gap:tGne aus Heai=
mertern Der 8eIablna bon 8aris,
ipelde bic Oroen oes perltorbenen prGz
ipenten trllgen. Damn tamen Der
yrdIloent Soubet in gegleitung be8
Itelpertretencen prGIinenten bes &C.
mats, Wt. Gbapeau. Der premier Suz
pun uno Der prGiiben. Der Seputirtenz
TANNER. W. 9es6anel. 9lufIe6en err
re9te Die oeuti1e Delegation purch lire
Grpbe, oenn lie iiberraete Die seIammte
iibrige Wlcnge Der 2eiotrasenoen Inn
eine Sopfesldnge. 9.e Mit9lieoer Der
ruilii9cn Delegation purben laut be-
griibt. lluf Die auspirtigen Seleaaz
tipnen folsten Wiitglteber bes Senats,
Der Deputtrtentammer, Seleaaticnen
BON Der armee uno Der sSlptte, II. +. m.
9aris. 23. Seb.
Der san5e Wes pom GlpIee nac5 Der
GdtbeorGse bon Notre Dame, in lpel6er
Die 2ei9enfeier fir zen perItorbenen
prdfibsr.cn 6aure Itaftfanb, ipar nit
W(ilitar aller Waffen9attunsen beIebi
uno con YOii5ei bepa4t.
Der ,Sug beipcgte ficb in lanaIamem
Tempo ndh Der Gatbcprale. GntblDBs
ten SaupteS Itarben Die 9eute ba unt
lieBen i6n an iiA boriiber5ieben. 9lls
bic PrDScifon bon Del g(penue Ma-
rignD III Die Champs glpiees einbpa
be9riibte Die bort pe.iammette gtenQe
Die Gi9ier bes &ailationsbofes nil
Dem yiufe: nYipe I armee." 9eeen
prGIioent 2pu6et, uelc3er baarbGup.
ti9 uno bon poli5iIten 6eeleitet mar
fanp feline &unogebuua Itatt.
Die auf Dsm PlaCs be IA Goncorot
per'ammlitc Soltsmenge, lpo bic Wtit.
glieoer Der Batriotenlisa ii6 Elm Stell.
bihein 5cscben batien, risf e6enfdQs
ben 9ti6Eern oes &aiiatipnsbofeS cir
.Gipe I armee!" 8u.
gtls Del 3ug IN ben 0uat be Ia Me.
giIIerie tinbog, be9annen Die 0lodsr
bon Nptrc Dame Su lduten unb ais be,
freie PlaB Dor Der Gotbeorale errei1t
mar, lieBcn Die Slpdsu einen Srauer,
marIb eri6allen. gie Sruppen prG'
Ientirien oas 0epebl uno Der Sarc
purOe in Die Gatbsbrule getrageu.
puris, %. Gs6.
Oas Seelenamt in rer 9totre Dame
Stride tpar iberaus isierliCb uno eiui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
@aibinstun's 0eburtstas i'm
GunsrrR.
10 a bin4ton, %. 5yeb.

- ~ y - W. N---' t)NO.
Saus. 9aS Saus fiibrte beutt
ben 8rau1 eiu, Der felt pielen oabrer
on @oibington's @ebArtstag i'm sc.
nat beobuC1tet piro, unb b0rte Die 8ers
leiung BON 8aibin9tpn'S 9lbICbieos=
aoreiIe an. 0ie 8erltlung funb aui
&erlaugen oes oemOtroiil9en Siibrers
8aileD bon Seras ItQtt.
Stnat.-S SIN Ssnat purbe beute,
fpie es leoes Sabr ar @dIbington'a
Geburt8iag Der 8roub if, bic 9lbs
f9iepsaore6e oes Gnters oes Batter
lanoeS perltien uno bann Die @ebdAt.
niBfeier fir Den peritorbenen Neitpr
be8 8unbesienuts, SJuitin 9. Mprril
bon 9ermpnt, debdlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Spanien rrbalt i'm 9anic
$40, 600, 900.


Saus. = Cine SeparaipDrlaAe.
Delae $20,000,000 bemilligt. nm
Spanien Iiir Die Ybilippinen 81 beSab=
len, muroe beute pOm Saule unter
Guspeniion Der @eIAdItsreaeln anNca
nomnen. 3uiGBe mOren niAt auldl=
fig. uno 0eQen ben @eriud. allsemeine
3uitimmuug CUR Ginreituna zines
3uIaBes 81 erlan9en. worin nnIere
golitlt, Die Snieln nidt uuf Die Sauer
unSu9lieOern, ertl1rt iplro, wuroe
Eiumouo erbpb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
9at YrGIiornt Saure cincn Prielfcr
nerlangt!
sc aria 20 eSph

GS nirb piel oariibst gsipro6en, bdB
elm Prtelter 5u Dem trlnten sSaure aez
rufen lpuroe, obpobl Der prdIibent elm
ltrdmmer Sreimaurer mar.
Der So5ialiIt 0e;eant 6ra@te bic
Sa3e beute in Der 0eputirtentammer
our Sprd9e. Der 9rioatIetretdr, Sc
@all, ertldrte auf 8efragen. bdB 5aure,
10 lange er nod bel 9eiinnung mar,
3pelmal perlangt babe, baB Elm priez
lter gebolt peroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Grulorbet.

SORT Wortb. Ser, Is. Seb.
Die 2eihen BON Srant uno Sobn
Yaloe5 purben BEL Slorespille 9efuns
ben. Die 8riiper tparen ermorbet uno
beraubt. Seamten unteriu9en ben
SSdQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
SclrgrapDii6e Scpcl0tH.
SnIanp.
GoagreRuerb
&eine Rolrpnit illr Gbiraao.
gD a ihin a To n, 18. S

w q bin g t.p n, Is. 6eo.
Senut. - Der Senut peripdnote
ben 9r0bten Sbeil Der beutigen StBun9
ouF Die Seratbung Der PoItetdtsOors
lage, bra9te iie a6er ni4t gu Gnoe'
gaa6 elmer lebbaften Debate iiber Das
gto6rppitIpItem lpuroe &ullom's gu
Iab, lpel6er bic 8efpilligung fir bieien
3ped BON $225,O00 auf $500,0OO err
6Dbte unO oarauf bere9net par, bas
Spitem auf Gbicago aus5ubebnen, auf
ben Slid gelegt.
6au8. = 9as 0aus pertpanoss
beute Stpei Stunben auf Die Seratbung
Der Notwithstanding, obne oamtt
poripGrts su tommen. Den iibrtgen
She'll Der SiBung fiillte Die 8eodhtz
nibfeier fir DEN perItorbenen Nationulz
abgeproneten NprtbpdD bon O6io aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Sic Bulgaria" sercttet.
ppnta bel q aba, 9lsoren,

Der Sampfer Bulgaria, lpel6en
man fir perlQren sebalten bate, lit bier
in Den Safen einaelaufen. Sin Gorz
reiponoent Der 9lhoeiirten YrsNe bat
erfd6ren, oaB 10Y pfcrbetapaper ms
Wleer gepprfen purbea. Gin MatrpIe
9iamens Bilbelm &rrig iprans iiber
Sprp uno ertrant. Die 2eioen Der
Mannlhaft paren i9redli6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Scwra briidt iid cncrsiifb aus.
SO q afhtnato n, "a. SSe6


Genat. Ra9 einer Sibung bon
6einabe o1t Stunpen nabm Der Sendt
beule 9(beno I'M bali lie6en llbr Die
iSlubs unb Safenpprl0Je nit so gegen
3 Stimmen an.
cSm 2aufe bes g2dc1mittags belt
Seipea bon Rep Seriep eine Heoe fiir
bic sun 0alplep 0eeresreorganiias
tion5porlage, in beren 8erlauf er ere
flGrte, Dab Die Ser. Staaten ieBt auf
Dem 8bilippinen gerape 10 arieg fii9rz
ten, ais lie nit Spanlen 8rieg 9efubrt
bGtten ais unIere 9lrn'ee ppr Santia9p
9elegen 1dbe. Gr iprctb bic 9(nii3t
aus, baB cine 2lrmee ppn $4,000 Wann
notbpenbig ietn piirot, um Die 5ilipiz
nos i'm 3aume gu balten uno Dab mir
pielleiht nod ernitli6e S4pierigteiten
auT Cuba befommen ipiiroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28

Sin peiterer Sieg iiber ben gluss
I9uB mar bic 2(nnabne zines Vors
iblageS, pel9er Den Stang zines Ibmtz
rails Der 5lotte iddfft.
Sendt. = Oer Senat bate heute
faft pdbrenb ieiner sanSen Sibung Die
EluBz unD 0afenporlage in Seratbung
uno ma9te quite SyortIAritte Damit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
prrtTs nrr Ansstse,,e

~Sf~ CN$skS&3ftkG
osssr s:n Der spalte PER Sab; ;,.r.-.-.-aisco
U}pHdte.....,.. 400
DtoHats......... SOC
Gr6Bsre auaetsen btatssr.
SoeaI.TotiseH:
Snr isbs Ssile grspisr Oosr Ssrsn Raua, IA,
sritt wsoI Is Geuts.
Seiratbs. unb Eooesan,sissn nit spyxA u 50
u6nt Sprud sl0o
ans.tssn, Die bem Seifte Der fatbortiNss &as1s
lusutber iiuh, finben seiue aufuabma
1n,eiSen fenoe man fpdtS
Gems am 1l1cnta9 U1eS
gen elm.
9st&steitea aller Irt prompt uxs mug
apsseiibrt
Ctdee: Gdt Der 6. nnb Soipa.s .strabe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
pis

,,guxsitthitrgfr Onsettr"
eritb.iut t,ben 3ienstas unb foitct unter
Borausbssabluus fir bic Der. Saaten nno
Gouaba:
Sahrltda.. Salbabrti5... -S1.0O
ytodb europa purtoret
ouaiisE poraasbe5abit psroeuG
Sabrlit.. SolbidbrIi6.. -S1.25
Gorre'pouosn,eu unb Mttbeiluuesu mhNeu
Adteitcno bS 1Srritog Ytoreeu, pern iie III
Der n6biteu 9ummer stuinoDne fiubcu ioaei
rugslouot merbeu 8rieie obne untsri9riit
psbeu uid1t bsrtdiidti9t
eS- BUR fir Selber bic per regiitrirten
R3rief ODER @eIo ann eiSun9 Money Order
eeiauot psrosn. ubsrHebmeu mir bic Yeraat,
Hprtli&teit
aue Er,eIa Gorrsp pouben5en u I. 10 abreih-,
s'LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Gszn Gde Der 6. MD Sopa.straC..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
MORE PROPERTY FOUND.


Arthur Hudson. the young mining
broker who was arrested yesterday on
the charge OF burglary was arraigned
before Justice Nelson late yesterday
afternoon ana pleaded not guilty. The
Justice hSed the suouut OF his bond at
$500.
The officers are looking diligently FOR
two others and In nll probability they
viii be- approhended before tomorrow
Their names are Link Milford and
George Seaman.
Hudson furnished bail last night
Timothy Egan and Chas. g. Hudson
went hls bonds. Young Hudson admit
ted To Deputy shehn Dawse today that
he had In his possession pack-saddle.
Birdie. % bunnlo robe. and several
Navajo blankets which ho got from
Seaman and Milford
II o. supposed that tho other men
have been carrying ON "a Wholesale
stealing business and that Hudson has
been acting na their agent
Most OF the property recovered nn-
HwcrH 60 the description uf stun stolen
from different parties.
iiudFou'a father told the son TO turn
over 10 the aherif everything he had
received. ana no has otherwise aided
tho officers IN tho case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

session OF sheriff iIowcila. awaiting
Identification by J. g.. Cutler.
Tho property was discovered In SAM
dy and brought to town at 1880 by
Deputy DuuHc.
The plumber. which consists Of about
seven or eight bolts OF wooden dress
goods, part " which are cut into dress
pattern lengths. was found In the pos
session Of one o. the most prominent
oltlEuns OF SANDY. and another indlvid-
ual who resides about hvc miles west
of that town. The deputy ahcrlna feel
certain that they have nj last located
tho place where the hohou who have
been operating between Salt Lake ana
Provo. disposed Of their stolen goods.
when Mr.. Dousc started for Sandy
yesterday. he DID not even know the
parties he was after, and was greatly
surprised upon learning that he WINS
we'd acquainted with the man who
had the goods lie got the cloth Just
the same. and also the name Of the
second party.
Mr. John G. cutler called nt tho
aheflffa once this morning ana identi.
ned the goods as belonging 10 the Pro.
70 Wooden mills. part u which was
recovered IN June shortly after Tho
theft. Mr.. cutler Immediately tclc-
phoned 90 Superintendent Reed Smoot
hskinr him 60 come 20 salt Lake ul
once for tho purpose 90 deciding what
steps should be taken regarding the
prosecution.
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STILL IN SALT LAKE.
Despite Rmors to the Contrary, Miss
StrOmberg Is at Home.

This morning II was stated that Miss
teda suomberF has loft the city
that she had been seen upon the STREETS
OF ogden last evening.
a visit 20 her home on Washington
avenue. ON Second East between Fifth
and sixth South, this afternoon re-
vcalcd the fact however that there was
no truth IN the rumor.
Mrs. stromhcrg Ledu'a mother smiled
and said that she had heard the story
but hor daughter nevertheless was in
the house az that precise moment; In
fact she had not ioft the prrtniacH
since the day of the preliminary cxnm-
inntlon except on "a couple of short cN-
cuulnoa 10 visit lady friend who re-
sides nearby So aald Mrs. Strombcrg.
Two gentlemen. one ~ whom works In
tho city aud county building, are re-
rpouslhle Tor the statement that Miss
stromberg told them personally that
she expected TO 90 90 ogden In the near
future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Brown. at Dobbs Ferry. whore
ago last Friday the celebrated ar-,,.''.t
died. Much difiioulty was cxps,ta.
IN inducing Mrs Ingersoli 10 ea ,''.S
to the removal OF the body frrn \.
house. ''N ne
The form Of the agnostio v.. ,,.
In a black colin and was o6nvet,.lt,' '.sel
spechl ifain. The train left Dolt
fcrty az hali past O'Clock yestsrf.s
morning, and reached tho Granf DN
trail station at a quarter past Ia u. tta-
There the body was trnnafarf.t -.
hcarse which was In waiting. TIA
were also i've carriages. Tho ls
sion went to the grcenpolnt ferry 7.
East Twenty third street tn 70 AZ
tory at Fresh Pond was teatbsi A.
twenty-five minutes past II o'rlocl ~
There was no service u any Mini OIL.
the cfematory. Those who stood ~
the columbarium were Mrs fneer'.iI
Mr. ana Mrs. Walston ~. Brown. M,
Maud Inguraoll. Mir. and Mir, gtt.,"a
~. Terrell, Herbert y. Brown. Frsia,,,1l
g. Pcnheld. John Hnzclton. Nf1y.,- ~ ~
lando J. Smith ana two member N ~
Cremation society, required 10 b. p,e.
ont BY law.
After being takon TO the lnoinar,,,.
room the BODY was wrapped iu ID, ..i''i.
soaked sheet ana placed upon Hu ir,a
cradle. The cradle was showed iri. \
retOrt glowing Mt white heat agt ~,
ten minutes before noon the f1f5s''
door were closed.
II was the plan that tho funeral p,r,.
should remain In the building mtII ~.
incinerutun WAS completed
The arrival o. panty bv vbt..
music and services were dlsIr.,
caused n change VI plan. On ar..,....
of the crowd which surrounded fF. ...
matory, the fngorHou party waa up.
able to reach the hotel aud fsiuf1'
Instead 20 the carriages. wherr thUr be-.
manned until the conclusion uf ihs ar.
Vices.
Attendants announced NO u'r...t
that the process of combustion ,.s.
complete. The doors were tbr,,..
open. and In two hours more the r.i''l'
had cooled sufficiently 90 permit ths fs.
movnl ~ the ashes. They were u.ar.I
IN a canister ana then transferred Q.
an urn, Of whoch Mrs inrerrob ln.
sisted upon taking charge. Tho urn y
Of bronze. II was selected by gH5rr'
Gray Barnard. the sculptor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

lions A relic Of n barbaroua age Com
trury TO Divine truth and command.
My personal experience amongst the
creoda and formulas Of religion since
my residence IN Salt Lake city.
"Orthodox Christianlty-Mor
which,
"orthodox Christianity, AZ preached;
taught and pracuccd, ~ compared
with Morfnonisin and IT. people
a. have found ana *,
porienced them. Some strict personal
observation and Investigation.
Master. we saw one casting OUT
devils In Thy name. and he followed
not us. and we forbade him, because ne
followed not Us.
FORBID him not. for there = no man
who shall do n miracle IN NV name
that can lightly speak evil of me.
For he that II not against US " on
our side, MARK. .. $500
~ may be- safely taken that the ABOVE
program viii be more than Interesting
and afford indisputable Information
and large audience may be expected 70
hear the results Of the Doctors invesu-
cations"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

An English Churchman win Give His
Impressions Of Salt Lake

There Ii surprise In store FOR the
people OF Salt Lake city. Or. c. r..
Freeman. II. A., ONon. England, an
English churchman, has been In this
city for tho past eight months, for the
purpose OF compiling facts and data,
respecting the various crceds. sccts and
parties In Salt Lake city. The doctor
II a gentleman Of considerable ability.
both ~ an investigator into the truths
as taught and carried out, besides being
a speaker of no mean order. carrying
considerable weight. from the fact that
he Views these matters from an Impair
tlni standpoint Doubtless his Intention
Co deliver q lecture upon u subject ~
vital interest upon one ~ the greatest
questions ~ tho day will meet with
popular approval II Il said no win
deal with the question from actual
fncta which he has collected himself,
These we believe win be somewhat ns
follows. Lecture VIII be treated under
these Fuh-heudH:
Prosecutions FOR Religious Convlc-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
TWO snERIFF's SALES.
Old Tufts Property In Tenth Ward to
be Sold TO Satisfy Judgment.

a sherln's certificate OF sale was filed
for record today showing that the FL
bridge Tufts property In the Tenth
ward had been sold to satisfy n judg-
ment In the case Of George TUFTS ct al.
The property. three pieces In all. was
bought In by the plaintiff Morton and
sold for f7,05L26. the amount called f0t
In the Judgment.
Deputy Sheriff Dyer today sold nt n
foreclosure sale two lots belonging 10
benjamin Hampton on Fourth East
Just below First South In satisfaction
Of n judgment rendered In favor of y.
a. whitaker. The judgment was for
tiG.iOs and the property was bought
In By Mr.. whitaker for uttOo.