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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
FAREWELL TO GEN. HENRY
Crowds and Delegations Bade Him Goodby
as He Embarked.

Crowds and Delegations Bade Him Goodby
as He Embarked.
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, May 10.-Major
General Guy V. Henry, the retiring
governor general of Porto Rico, left for
the United States ON board the United
States transport Mcpherson. All the
military and civil officials of San Juan,
representatives of the principal socie-
ties, hundreds of public school children,
large crowds of citizens, together with
delegations from the surrounding towns,
thronged the quay, where several bands
played and numerous flags and brilliant
decorations lent animation to the scene.
General Henry and Mrs. Henry were
presented with a portrait of the former
and received many other gifts and testi-
monials of affection. He was visibly
affected by the unmistakable tokens Of
good will,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
WhoopIng Cough.

had little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack Of whooping cough.
My neighbors recommended Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. did not think
that any medicine would help him, but
after giving him few doses OF that
remedy l noticed an Improvement, and
one bottle cured him entirely. II Is the
best cough medicine / ever had In the
house,. l.. MOORE, South Burgetts.
town, Pa. For sale by all druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
GOMEZ WANTS TO SHINE.
Proposed IA Standing Army OF $4,000.
Likely Wants to Command.


HAVANA, May 10.-General Maxine
Gomez tried to persuade Governor Gen
eral Brooke that Cuban standing army
of $4,000 men was necessary adjunct
to the proper government of the island.
His views he presented in writing, but
without eliciting any reply. The propo-
sition is not likely to receive much con-
sideration at headquarters, where con-
siderable surprise was occasioned by this
magnificent project, which, if adopted,
Gomez doubtless believes would be
placed under his personal control.
The growing conviction that there is
no need of rural guards except in the
wilder portions of the provinces of
Santiago and Puerto Principe is con-
firmed by the Investigations of Captain
Hickey of the governor generals staff,
who returned from a 2,000-mile trip
through the provinces east Of Havana,
which has occupied two months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
NO RAILROAD COMBINE.
Denial of the Story Made by Pennsylva-
mia and B. g. o. officials.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-The alleged
railroad trust reported from Cleveland,
in which the Pennsylvania railroad fig
ures, was laughed at by the officials of
the Pennsylvania company, who stated
that the first they had heard of the COM
bine was through the papers.
BALTIMORE, May 10.-President and
Receiver John X. Cowan of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad company,
whose system is included in the alleged
railroad combination, when asked in
reference TO the matter, said:
"That is news to me. Inever heard
of the scheme before read it in the
newspapers, and do not believe that il
has even been suggested seriously.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
MRS. WIN. c. WHlTNEWs FUNERAL.
Services Held In Her Home and In
Cathedral of Incarnation.

Services Held In Her Home and In
Cathedral of Incarnation.
New YORK, May l0.-Funeral serv-
ices over the remains of Mrs. William
O. Whitney were held in the Cathedral
of Incarnation, Garden City, l.. L.
These services were preceded by pri-
vate ceremony at Mr.. Whitney's home,
Wheatley hills, conducted by the Rev.
DR.. w. S. Rainesford, rector of st.
Georges, New York, of which church
Mrs. Whitney was a communicate.
The Rt. Rev. A. n. I4ittlejohn, bishop
of Long Island, andShe Rt. Rev. Will
lam O. Done, bishop of Albany, Off
ciated at the cathedral. Bishop Potter
of New Bork was unable to attend.
The interment was at Douglaston.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Major George
I. Holloway, additional paymaster, U.
S. ". was ordered to convey to the
Philippines the funds for the payment
of the troops in the department of the
Pacific. General Shafter, in command
of the department Of California, has
been directed to furnish a suitable
aloort
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
smith Oneyof The spenkers.7

SALEM, Va, May 1O.-Hon. Charles
Emory Smith, postmaster general, will
deliver the Grafton before the literary
societies of Roanoke college, June l3
next. The baccalaureate sermon will
lie preached by Rev. M. w. HANNA of
Washington, and the address before the
Christian association will be by Rev.
Joseph Newton Hallock of New York
al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
MoLINEUx WAS DISCHARGED.
But He Was Re-Arrested on Another
Charge In New York.

NEW YORK, May 1O.-Roland Burn
ham Molineux, who has spent several
weeks in the Tombs prison, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Kate J. Adams,
was discharged, the grand jury having
failed to reindict him, and was imme-
diately after re-arrested ON q warrant
charging him with assault with intent
to kill in sending cyanide of mercury to
Harry Cornish. 1t was decided to con-
tinue the case until today and bail was
fixed at $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
Fnrrngher Knooked Out.

TROY, N. Y, May 10.-Mike Far
ragher Of Youngstown, o., and Jimmy
German of Troy were scheduled to go
20 rounds mt 1875 pounds before the Man
haitian Athletic club here. The local
man completely outclassed his adver-
sary. Faragher being put to sleep
with a loft hook on the jaw in the fifth
round.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP BLOCKED.
Detroit Commission and Railway People
Failed to Agree.

petrOh commission ana hallWay IeOple
Failed to Agree.
DETROIT, May l0.-Negotiations for
municipal ownership of Detroit's street
railways came to halt. The situation
gave little apparent hope for reaching
an agreement as to price and terms Of
purchase between the city's street rail
way commissioners and the owners Of
the street railways.
The commissioners are reticent, and
Tom l.. johnson, who conducted nego-
tiations for the street car companies, de-
chned TO be interviewed. According to
the attitude Of the commissioners, there
must.be some concession by the compa-
nies, or municipal ownership and opera
ton, as at present contemplated, cannot
be accomplished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
NO DEFENSE MADE.

Ada A. Hudnut was this morning granted a
divorce from Edgar Hudnnt by Judge Nc
Carly. By the courts decree the plaintiff also
gains the custody of the child. Cruelty and
iDfidelity were the grounds alleged. Attorney
James Sterling represented plaintiff, No de-
fenie was made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
General samuel Smith Died.

DAYTON, May 10.-General Samuel
B. Smith, who commanded the Ninety
third Ohio i'll the Civil war, and who is
sometimes known as the father of the
national guard system, died here of
heart disease. He was 62 years of age.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
Italy Not sending us conyIets.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Oflicial infor-
nation in the hands of the authorities
here show that the Italian government
issued instructions to all port officers
not to permit any ex-convict, criminal,
paupers or persons likely to become a
charge ON the community to take pas
sage from an Italian port For the United
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
TAKEN TO THE PEN.

James Norton. who was sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary by Judge McCarty
Monday afternoon, was taken TO Columbus by
Sheriff Zaiser this morning. Norton pleaded
guilty to burglarizing two store rooms at Beach
CITY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
Cleveland started to sandusI.y.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Ex-President
Cleveland passed through Washington
enroute for Sandusky, o. He was
travelling in private car, accompanied
by only two porters. He was joined
here by Captain Robley d. Evans, Mr..
Cleveland's favorite companion on his
shooting trips. The ex-president's car
was attached to the regular westbound
express.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
Excursions to San Francisco, Cal, via
Pennsylvania Lines.

May l4th, 10th and 16 h account
National Baptist Anniversaries, excur-
sion tickets will be sold to San fran
cisco, CAL, via Pennsylvania Lines,
good to return until July 10th. For
further particulars please call upon
local ticket agent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-Gen. Henry
reported the death of Corporal Gustave
Oliver, Company l, Eleventh infantry,
who died in Porto Rico, of cholera
morbus, on May 6.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
The RnIeIgh Free Again.

CHARLESTON, May l0.-The cruiser
Raleigh, which ran aground while COM
ing up to the city, was pulled off at
high tide and proceeded uD to the har-
Dor to her anchorage. 1t was stated by
her officers that superficial examina-
ton disclosed no injuries to her hull.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11

Cannes ScbeduIed For Todav

Youngstown at New Castle Mansfield al
Wheeling Dayton at Grand Rapids and To
ledo at ~. Wayne.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
SAID HE Old HIS DUTY.

Judges Comment on Meyers Act In Kill
ing the Negro, Parish.
CUMBERLAND, May l0.-John Meyers,
who shot and killed William Parish.
the young negro who assaulted Mrs.
Katherine Heller, was released.
The Judge after hearing the testi-
mony, said that Mayors had simply per-
formed his dutv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11

Many old soldiers now feel the effects
Of the hard service they endured during
the war. Mr.. Geo. 3. Anderson, OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
Standing Of tho Clubs.
Games Scheduled For Today.
Interstate League Games,

Cincinnati at Pittsburg, Baltimore at Bos.
ton, Washington at Brooklyn, New York at
Philadelphia and st. Louis at Cleveland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11

The best place to buy lawn mowers, screen
doors, poultry netting and refrigerators is at
W. IL. Shaiier 4 Co.'S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
REBELS OPENED FIRE.
Slsirmish Between Them and
Some of Lawton's Men.
OFFICER AND PRIVATE WOUNDED.

The Injured and Some Typhoid Fever
Patients Taken to Manila--AImost .
Battle Occurred Between Two Forces
of the Filipinos.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
PITrsBuRG, May 0.


CATTLE-Receipts on Monday fair about7C
cars on sale market slow at unchanged
prices supply today light market steady,
We quote the following prices: Extra $1,000
5.35 prime, $j.2OG5.3O; good, $5.OOG5.lO; tidy,
S47O,GL L9J fair, Si,lUgi.6O; common, S3.5OdpLOO
heifers, S82j@iGO; oxen, $2.5OG4.l5; bulls and
stays, S25O0I25 common 10 good fat cows
$2.25(G4OO good fresh cows, S45OUd 55,OOi fair,
S2j0OG4OOO; bologna COWS, $lO.OOg2J.OO,
HOGS-Receipts ON Monday was light; mar
ket active and l0Gljc higher. Today the run
is light; market shade stronger. We quote
Prime mediums S4l5gh2O; heavy hogs, $4l0
CgAl5; best Workers, $I. LOCALS light YorlIers
Sl,05,gil0; pigs, S3S5lg4OG roughs, 25OG365
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Suppy on Monday
10 doubedeclSs market TlOlGl5c higher on
sheen and 25c higher on lambs, Receipts TO
day light; market steady, We quote: Choice
wethers, $4OOG50O; good wethers, s475G4S5
FUR mixed, Stl0@i6i common, $2.5OG85O f;
choice lambs, S6.OJ1D8l); common TO good.
$475lg500 spring lambs, S6O0glO0O veal
calves, $6.OO@66O; heavy and thin, S3,OOg4OO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
POINT FUR STANDARD.
Court Decided Jennings Need
Not Answer.
REFERRED TO OTHER CASES.

Monnett Thought They should BE Tnken
Up-Kline Objected Upon the Ground
That the Charges of Attempted Bribery
should He Heard First.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
NEW YoRK, MaY 0.

4NEW lVNhi llIdy U
WHEAT Spot market steady No. 2 red,
8i16c spot {. o. b, ahoat and 79ysc in elevators
No. red, 30 10 arrive I, o. b, afoati No, !
northern, Duluth, SlAcf. 0. b, ahoat TO ar
rive.
CORN-spot market steady; No. 2, 1890
4J9kc (. o. b. afoat TO arrive and spot
OArS-Spot market dull No. 2, 8loi No. o,
8O1se No. white, 851sc; No, white, $40;
track mixed western. 3lg3Sc; track white, DiCg
Bslkc track white state, 3i013s1ac
CATTLE-No trading; feeling steady,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market Arm. Prime
unshorn lambs. $780, clipped do, s6.60l spring
lambs nominal.
Ho0s-Market stoady. Prime hegs. tABb.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
CTNCINNATI. MAY 0,

NINUINNATI, May U
HOGS-MarlSet active at S3.lOlg3,0L
CATTLE Market steady at S27595,0O N.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-M Market for sheep
steady ut $j.OJGLSJ, Lambs-Market steady
at S450G6,OU.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25
Senator Guab freiseiprn6en.

pbilabelp bia, 21. 9lpril.
Mattbep StanIeD Quap fpurbe
beute bon Der @ntlage Der Geri1tpOz
rltna um 9elber bes Stddtss pennz
iblpanien, tpelde in Der bieiigen
peoples 9anf bsponirt tparen, gu Iei=
mem HuBen unb 9etpinn gu perpenoen,
freigeipro9en.
Der Wdbripruf tpurbe ppm OBJ
mann Der 8ei9porenen in bem gugenz
blide dbgeseben, als bic ubr i'm 9e>
ri6tssimmer bic elite Stunbe anseiste.
Die Inpeienoen ma1ten BEL 8erz
tiinotgung bes Wabripru9s Miene,
eine Sunogebung Su Derunitalten, aber
Die Geri9tsbeamten I1rttten iofort
elm. S6re louten Hufe: ySrbnung!
Sronuna. Stille iein!" bra9ten iofort
Sieienisen gum Satpeisen, bic ibrer
Sreube our9 laute 3ei9en bes 9eifalz
les slusorud perleiben polltsn. 9lber
Sene, Die Ii9 an Senator QudD beranz
orGngten, um i6m Slid gu piinI9en,
pdren Die 9eamten duber Stanbe, Suz
riidSubdlten. Stiible tpurben in benz
9eordnge umgeitoBen, Slide bei Settle
gei4oben uno 9iite serbriidt. Senaz
tor Quap nabm ld9elnb bic 8riibe
unb @liidipiini9e Der ibn umsebenben
ent9egen. slu9 einise ieiner ndberen
pplitii4en Sreunbe tparen susesen
uno lie tbaten es alien llebrisen in
ibren 2obpreiIunsen Der Surp supor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25

elmer gbicagoer 8ant gu perIilbern, erz
i6ien seitern Morgen in Mc8enna's
Sffice uno CAB ibm ben gbed bon
$250O our Gintaiiirung. Gr besab
iid 81 benz 3ped na9 Sibtpi6 gum
friiberen 8iirgermeiiter Strinsbam,
Der ben gbed unterl6rieben bate. Die
llnterIbrift ipurbe stpar'fiir edit befunz
ben, aber Der 8etras mar um Oas Sunz
bertfd9e pergrOBert iporoen. Saraufz
bin begleiteten einige YoliSiiteu ben
glopotaten Ntc&enna nah Sonb bu
2ac unb fanoen bort bic Srau, bic in
Mcaenna's Office auf Die Riidtebs
beiielben tpartete, nabmen lie in 9aft
unb bradten iie iofort na9 Sibtoib.
Die @erbdftete lit ungefGbr 25 Sabre
alt, MODERN getleibet unb bon ansenebz
mem IeuBeren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25
9robbritannien.
gSic es i'm enslii6en 9ausbalte auss
iiegt.
9 0 n b on. IL. 9(pri

" y u, Io. Aplll.
Der S6aBtan5ler Sir Mi9ael
Bead legte beute benz llnterbaule
bas Budget Dor. Gr i9dbte bic 9luA
saben fir bas tpmmenoe Sabr auf
1854, ,635, 900 ober $50, 100000 bDber
als i'm Yoriabre. Die ausgaben Der
lebten bier Sabre iino I'm sos, $4,000
geitiegen.
Sm 2aufe ieiner Hebe meinte Der
SchabtanSler: ngBir miiHen boffen,
baB Die tommenoe GpnferenS Der
MG6te. pelbe bur9 ben WunI6 na1
Srieoen peranlaBt lit, in irsenb elmer
@eiie Der i3redli9en Goncurreus in
ben Niiitunsen @inbalt tbun perbe.
Wsnnsleib iebp6 in Solse oeHen bic
9lussaben fir Hiiitunsen psrrinseri
peroen mOsen, 10 bin ih iiberaeust
baB mir tie in anoerer Gic1tung err
bDben tperben miiiIen; i6 fiir9te, bat
bic erbDbtsn @usgaben oes laufenoer
Sabres niht als poriibernehenpe an
auiehen iinb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25
SeleerapDiibe 9epei6eH.
Scr amerifaniI9c Cberribter 1T
niienbar Elm briBsr Gnss
lan0jreunO.
9(tldnta. Ga, 13. 9(pril.

ATLANTA, @d., 13. @prtl.
ssrau Mc2(leranber BON bier bat
einen Brief Des Gbefri9ters BON Sas
mpa, 90. s.. Gbdmbers erbalten. Der
8rief lit ppm 81. Mdr5 batirt uno BON
9lpia am 2. absegangen, benz Gage
na6 Der SnItalirung bes &Onigs
Sanu, gu beHen 9uniten Der Gbefri9z
ter enti9ieoen bate. Cine beionbers
intereTante Stele pes griefes lautet:
Sin Mann bon Mutb, fpelaer UNI
geiemanbem 8eIorgniiIe gu begen
brau6t, fam es ii6 bier gut geben lai>
fen. giatiirlib lebe i9 ni9t in uniez
rem Sauie, pel9es cine Meile bon Der
aiiite entfernt liegt, ionbern babe cine
fleine biibfbe Cottage oibt am Waifer
beapgen, BON Der Elm &riegsf9iff nur
elm padr bunbert Yaros entfernt liegt.
Der iunge &Onig ipuroe geItern Ha9s
mittag um 4 llbr tnitallirt. @rpbe
G9auitsllung Der S6itfe, bon benen
iebes q Saluti6iiiie abfeuerte; Sou=
ienbe BON lopalen Gingeborenen gliids
lid, aber Niemanb gliidli9er ais i9.
Der Mann, Der na6 meiner GntI6eiz
bung Der re6tnldBige &Dnig lit, lit
bur6 Die Mdht meines 2anbes unb
bes lieben alten Gngldnb auf ben
Sbrpn eeIebt fpprben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25
Seuti 9 I a n b.
Berlin Ii. 0(hriI,

~ ~ ic' >tFNbts
Sn glltsabel i'm i9leiii9sn &egie>
rungsbeairf, 2iegnib purbe Der Bauer
Grnit Sbd6 BON ieinem eigenen
Sobne iiberfallen unb auf9ebGnst,
porauf Der entartete Sobn Selbitmorb
beging.
8emeinIam in ben Sob eineen in
9insen am Hbein Der Se9nifer Otto
Rube uno feline geliebte Maris
9ampfe.
Sn Salle a. g. eri6oB elm gelpiIer
Wilbelm S9neioer feline @eliebte, cine
perbeiratbete Srau, unb ii4 ieIbt.
9lus Hbsinlanb unb gDeitfalen
fommen Melounsen bonn i6nelIen
Steigen Der Sliiiie Sieg unb Hubr
unb oapurh berprrserufener lleberz
i4pemmunss9efabr.
5rau Gmilie SpiB, bic srau eines
ebriamen aaufmannes in 8pidnopib
in Wtdbren, uno Elm bort itatipnirter
Singer oes beilieen 6ermanpao, Der
Genparm 3apletot. entbrannten in
2iebe gu chamber unb iino na9 Dime
rita absepampft.
Berlin. Is. 9lpril.
Die WtorsenblGtter beiben i'm 9lGlz
eemeinen bic geitern pom Staatsietre=
tdr bes NuspGrtigen 9lmtes, ssreiz
BERN BON Billion, I'M Gei9stage aebalz
tene Reoe gut, betonen iebp6, bab ibre
WirtIamteit bur9 bic @robIpre6erei
bes Mbseorbneten Or. 2ebr, pelcber
nit Der Snterpellation Der Heaieruna
betraut iporoen mar, gum grpben
5beile serltOrt poroen lei.
Sin She'll Der prehe fdbrt fort,
9robbritannien ipeeen ieiner langen
Sinausi9iebung Der 9lnnabme Der
peutiben gorialdge llnfreunpli9teit
pprSuperfen.
Sas .Sageblatt" iast: .Oiss bat
eineR Sta6el suriidseldiIen. bd ipmps
tomatiIbe, beutIbe pplitiIcbe SreiIe Die
S6ulp allein auf ben Marquis Sa-
lisburD fbieben, ipel6er teinen autprlz
iirten rlocum tenens" (SteIlpertretsr)
in 2pnbon auriidlieB unb bic 9lnssles
senbeit tpie cine gasatelle bebanbelte. "
Die n@ermania" iagt, oas 9lbieben
bon elmer Debate iiber bic Snterpellaz
tipn lei einem bepinsunssloIen @er=
trauenspptum fir bic beutihe auspdr=
tiee Yolitit glei65ua6ten."
Die .0euti6e 3eitung" iast: Die
@olten bdngen tief iiber 8ismard's
SeutI9lano unb ieber Gag brinst
nsue Woltsn GleinmItbiateit unn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25
8efanntcr 8iirsrr bun Gbansnillc,
Snb., grifnrbrn.

Gpanspille, Snb., 13. g(pril.
0ur6 ben beute 9lbenb erfolgten
Sob bes 8rauereibeIibers Spbn Sartz
meb bat @panspiae ipieber einen ieiner
alten unb angeiebenen beutIhen 8iirz
ger perloren. Der i'm SO. 2ebensiabre
itebenbe Mann ipurbe in ben lebtsn
Mpnaten piermal bonn Scblage be-
troffen. Der pierte 9lnfall, am Mittz
nod Ibeno, bate beute ben Sob Sur
Solge.
9artmeb tpar aus Der Yfals gebiirs
tie unb fam als iunger Mann na9
glmerifa. Gr ma9te ben 9iirsertrieg
als Wtitglieo Der beriibmten Griten
Snbianaz8atterie NIT. Spdter lieb
er ii6 in 2ouispille als 8rauer nieber.
8or etli9en Sabr3ebnten pertaufte er
feline bprtige 8rauerei, um na9
Gpanspille iibersuIiebeln unb cine
fleine 9rauerei tGuf!i9 gu iibernebz
men, bic er iebo9 ais energii6er Sc
19Gftsmann febr balb unb bsbeutenb
in bic 6Dbe brd9te. 8or d1t Sabren
trdt er NIT ben 8elibern BON Sipei anoez
rem bieiigen 8rauereien 5uiammen unb
bali Die .Gpanspille 8raus9eIell=
i6aft" griinoen, Die jebt mebrere
Srauereien Der G5tabt fontrpllirt. Der
8eritorbene binterldbt auBer Der Witts
roe aipet SObne unb atpei SOdter,
pel4e 9lae in febr giinitigen 8erbdltz
niI1en leben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25
YolitifersStrcit.
Sprinsfielb ;, Sa., 19. slpril.

Springfielb, Sa., 19. slpril.
Der alderman Sbomas @bite, elm
befannter 8auunterne6mer unb bemoz
fratii9er politifer. bat seitern Na6S
mittaa einem Mann., Namens Sames
Wtc2augblin bur9 eiteu Weherltt9
cine Wunbe 6eisebrudt, Die mogl;Ger
Weiie ben Sob our Solge Gahen ipirb.
Wbite Itanb por Der 9loums Grpreb
Sffice als Mc2ausblir porbeiging unb
ibm einen S9lag auf Den Mugen CAB.
W6ite. Der an einem Stiit 9ol5 berumz
gei4nitten bate, bolte nit Der 9dnb,
in pel4er er bas WeHer belt, aus uno
itteB ibm basielbe in Der 9ldbe bes Ser=
sens in ben Geib. Wbits ipurSe perbdf=
tet unb itellte fir iein GrI9einen por
9eri4t 8irQf6aft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25

mater, Sobn Salep unb Sobn &sIp.
@inige BON ben 2euten bdben i9pere
8ranbpunben erlitten, aber teiner lit,
pie man glaubt, tObtli4 perleBt.
Pintf9's @asgeieaI9aft lieferte 9as
sur 8eleu4tuns Der Straben6abntras
Qerl,
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9oben bic Seutid= glmrrifancr.
9 { rIin, q. 9(pril.

Berlin, q. Mpril.
Die dmertfanii9e poit bat nGbere
Na9ri9ten iiber Die beutI9ameritaniz
l9en prpteittunogebungen gegen aIe
Ibiiaten unb 8eriu9e, stpif9en ben
Der. Stdaten unb SeutI9lanb llnfries
ben 5u itiften, sebra9t. Die oeutI6en
gldtter dubern ii9 nunmebr in ausz
fiibrli9en &pmmentaren unb era9ten
Die gepegung bur9peg fir pi9tig
unb pielperipre9enb. Die pffi5iDIe
nppit" iiebt bartn einen 8eipeis bafiir,
oaB Die beutiden Quspanberer, Die in
Der neuen Welt cine 5peite Seimatb gez
funoen baben, rni9t fir bas alte 8a=
terlano perlOren iino, ionbern in ibren
9er5en cine 4nbdnsli9teit an basIel6e
ii9 beipabrt baben, Die bon grDberem
Wertbe lit, ais ELECTROMAGNETIC &unbz
sebunsen BEL feitli9en 9ele9enbeiten,
bic perflpgen iino, iobalb iie ii9 prafz
tii6 befunben Iolen." Sas glatt
bpfft. baB audi Der Often iib Der Be-
pegung ani9lieben unb babur1 cine
erfreult9e 8erbriiberung aller
OeutI9amerifaner berbeifii6ren peroe.
Die nSamburser Na9ri9ten" ertldz
rem, fir oas SeutIhameritanertbum
lei iebt Der ri9tise 3eitpuntt. ii1 in
ben Sattel gu beben uno gu Seigen, baB
es reiten f0nne, uno Die ,gerliner
Reueiten Ra9ri9ten" iagen: ,SeutI9z
lamb begleitet Die 9etpeauna nit aufz
ri6tiger Spmpatbie. Mir pollen feiz
nen anoeren politii9en Geminn baraus
sieben, ais cine gerecbte 8eurtbeiluna
Der beutIben politif bonn Stanbpunft
Der ameritaniI9en SntereFen. Die
Oeutl9ameritaner baben in Der Union
eine speite Seimatb sefllnben, fir bic
Tie i'm Hotbfdlle 9ut unb Ylut binaez
ben. go lanse bic pplitit Der Ser.
Staaten na9 eigenen SntereFen aelei=
tet piro. baben bic OeutI9ameritaner
feinen &onflitt atpiI9en Der 9lnbGnaz
li6teit an bic alte 0eimatb uno Der
Sin9ebung an bic Iepublif gu 6eIorz
gen. Nirgenbs in Der Welt 6eItebt elm
ptrtli9er SeseniaB 5tpii9en ben Sntez
rehen Seuti9lano's unb benen Der
Der. Staaten. M0sen bic SeutIbz
ameritaner oieIer GrtenntniB aum
Siege perbelfen! Die Hesierung in
Waibinstpn bat Seuti9lanb gegens
iiber eine bur9aus tprrette 0altuna
angenommen, audi ibr tann es besbalb
nur pilltpmmen iein, ipenn benz anti
peutI9en Sinsoismus entsesensetrsten
piro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25

9 a t | ia n.

sc ii n der, IL. g(pril.
9lus @Orisbofen fommt bic Nac6a
rt4t, Dab pater aneipp's Na9folger,
prior &eile, na9 Rom berufen pprben
iei um nit ben 9lersten bes Yapites
pegen 4npenouns bes aneippfurz
ipitems beim pontifer gu tpnferiren.