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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-05
Macabebes TO Fight Aeuinald

Macabebes to Fight Aeuinaldo.
Manila, Sept. 5.-Lieut. Baston, OF the
Fourth Cavalry, has organized a band
of 100 Macabebe scouts, who will oper-
ate under Lawton. All are former Span
ish volunteers. They will be uniformed
and armed with Krag-Jorgenson rifles.
The Macabebes will have flag raising
and barbecue Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-05
Thlrtv.third Reccives Orders.

Washington, Sept 5.-The secretary
of war today ordered the Thirty third
volunteers from Fort Sam Houston,
Tex, to the Philippines, via San Fran
cisco.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-05
Bride Is Posing on Midway.

Omaha, Neb., Sept because his
son married a girl who posed as a liv-
ing picture on the exposition Midway,
A. NJ Free. wealthy citizen of Oma-
ha, today filed suit to annul the mar
rlage. Miss Dora Farr is the young
lady in the case. She is very handsome
and has been one of the living pictures
in the artists studio in the Midway for
some time. She says her young hus-
band is being restrained of his liberty.
The girl is but 90 years old, but says she
will fight the case. She says she did not
want to be married without the consent
of her husbands parents, but he was so
persistent she consented. She is still
posing on the Midway. The petition
merely alleges the illegality of the mar
riage because of the boys minority.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-05
BURNED TO DEATH IN BARN.

Ffve-year-old Son of Daniel Dross-
ter Meets With Fatal Accident.
Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Sept. 5.-A barn on farm
eighteen miles west of here burned last
night. The 5-year-old son of David
Drosster was burned to death as were
also a number of horses
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-05

1t will be interesting to know that
Hon. James Wilson, secretary of agri-
culture, furnished the original inspira-
tion which induced Mr.. Wallace TO un-
dertake this work. He has himself been
q close student Of the trust problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

TIME TO FIX
THE STREETS
Horses Injured Daily on Sc
sttIe's Thoroughfares.

The dangerous ruts in the
streets % Seattle are causing much
dts.a abstraction among the Transfers.
The paving mostly at fault i the
vitrifed brick. IN places where II
connects with other kinds ~
roadway. Probably the one spot In
the city that has worked the great
est injury 20 horses. Is az the cor
nsr % First avenue ard Madison
street. A, that corner a loaded
wagon coming up from Western av.
euue has an earth roadway that Is
always out Of repair. Where the
horses get their forefsst on the yiiri-
ned brick the .ght Of the wagon
causes them To slip. and The result IL
usually To take the skin from one or
both % the animals knees a repre-
sentative of the star CHANGED 70 see
three different horses seriously In
turei at that corner in one day. on
talking with the drivers of the ami
mails. u was learned that the teams
ters are talking seriously % putting
q protest against the condition % the
streets before TIE city council The
idea % the fruekmcn is TO have
btNNTH - HA#AA AAA7HNAH7HA u N8HHH ~
tween the bricks. projecting about
an inch above the level Of the pave
ment, thus allowing the horses to
gain a foOthoid. Another bad place
for heavy wagons ts on James street
between First and Second avenues.
Although the grade there is very
Esht. hardly a day passes without
some animal falling and beng In
jured. A. most u the hills descend
Ing from Second 70 First avenue. the
brick pavement IL generally ended
with a sink hole that takes In the
wheels Of vehicle so far II Il very
oificuit to haul II gp. and on Do
scendinR. the sudden bump works n
bad strain on the wagon. II IL
thought tire teamsters viii make
complaint to the board Of public
works, and. falling there. VIII take
the matter before the city council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
PLACE A LIGHT
IN THE WINDOW
When tho Washington Boys
Arrive In Seattle.

The committee on decorations IL
urgently soliciting the citizens to 81
illuminate their homes on the niEAt
the volunteers return. acting on the
principal ~ the old song. There's
Light Ia the Window Tor You" The
COMMITTEES wishes the boys 10 49, ey-
cry window Ia the city brightly
lighted. sivinE everywhere a new
symbol % welcome. II has also been
arranged that University street shall
b. kept clear % ths general public
for half an hour after the boys land.
10 allow their relatives frst oppur.
tunlty to greet them. This will de-
lay the parade which vii not start
from the Armary for full half
hour after the landing The troops
viii be permitted To stack their arms
during the greeting. and viii then
form In with the line Of march and
take part IN TIE parade
The Red Cross society IL aiding
the committee on hospitality BY &C.
curing the use Of private residences
FOR the lodging OF visitors All ma
terial Of fast calors that will he
needed In decorating the STREETS has
been secured. and the committee has
everything nearly ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
RAILWAY NOTES.

Bicycles viii not Dc charged a.
excess baggage on Eastern roads
The Baltimore and ohio ala It. II
notified the Central Passenger assoc
citation that it would not be bound
by this rule or course rival roads
cannot see the y. 4 o. carry wheels
free and not do so Themselves.
The fourteenth annual meeting Of
the American Association Of Pas
senRers' Tckct Agents. convened
yesterday morning at the Brunswick
hotel a. Boston. The association IL
to renew the fight for legislation
against scnlplnR. This matter VIII
be brought before congress.
In sUite Of the late rise In grain
rates. Eastern shipments from mid
de west points are increasing rap
idly. Three times az much grain
was slipped East from Chicago last
week as was the case In the same
week "A year ago.
A. r. Noble. chief OF the Great
Northern detective service. has re-
signed His position. lie viii become
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

superintendent - one % the Fiuker.
tons Western aseptlsa
the Canadian paeinr has d.arans
llnued It's fast overland express.
This leaves the ureaf Northern AND
the Northern Fae.nc tht only tan
fast lines 70 st Paul
The ohio Falls car e. has iaat
I 90 frviEl1 ears. II sent the new
ears west t. the Denver A Hia
Grandc They we're iuadrd hY the
Pennsylvania co rh-y never GOT
West. and a tracer IL after thrm.
Il a dlftieuit matter 90 recover them
The Sasthwcst Overland iamlt-
ed nos makes the distance ffum
Chicago to san F'raueiseu in - haura
ana the return trip in 20 houfa
A conference IL 70 be held az the
beginning ~ nrxt week in Montreal.
between representative from the
Western faHsrnErr assoc alton and
the Canadian Pacific This gather
Ing will epirAVar 10 Htralehteu out
the different complications between
the Canadian line and the Western
roads,
II ls not scarcity - cars alone
that effects freight tran1c noN ada3s
Men are decidedly lacking. Raads
all over the country suffer In chic
ago. to- situation il EettinE rapidly
worse The transfer business at that
point Il handicapped b the need -
yard ard train crews Al other
big yards feet the trouble In a pre-
partiauate degree - the Star stat
ed few DAYS aEa. the famius af
men and cars exists throughout the
country. and is due cniirsiy - tn.
eressluE prosperity ana trade, Tns
car factories cannot keep UP N~
this growth. and men Ars already
arAfcr.
The Interstate commerce commits.
sion recently handed down decision
80 the effect that the export asrsr
rate sAnuld not b. more than cents
higher than the rate on export Er.ain.
This wiii probably cause a SPEEDY re-
durtinn IN export -four rates ffpm
points Weat % the Missouri river
The Pennsylvania read is about -
purchase tho Cincinnati. Portsmouth
and Virginia ruad. u win BE- used
as a ioN- grade line from ptttHhurE
10 Cincinnati In connection Wtth thr
ohio river railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
FOR TINE ~. c. 7. U.

The chamber Of commerce has just
issued a neat httla folder apr0pos
OF the coming here Of the ". g r.
u. The folder Is small. but gives
a great deal of Information. on the
first page is hslf-toue 81 Pioneer
place. and the back r. adorned with
a similar cut Of Mount Rainier. The
folder Is virtually a Seattle guide.
giving full directions Of where and
how 10 visit all points Of interest.
The folder also contains lot 81 his
tOrical and statistical data that
makes 1t a good thing 10 send to
people in the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
Holds the Key to the Situation.

NEW york oct isuFh Mcsushin the old Broakiyn boss
politics and great interest attaches to his action hts time lie be
he
q be
a
a
peudsnce in the management Of the tr departments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
FOR ANOTHER PARK.

The finance and park committee
II the council viii meet Saturday
and consider the purchase 81 the
Webster tract. an unpiotird piece Il
land On i.fitr Washington between
Madison and Madronh parks. which
has been offered 10 the city for park
purposes By John Davis 4 Go. The
price is $500. 5000 down and the
rrsI 10 annual 5000 payments sith
per cent. interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
Believes IL Is Safe.

PORTLAND. Ind, Oct % what
promises 10 be one Of the CREATES.
legal fights ever InauRurated in In
diana will begin tomorrow. when the
suit brought by Nathan =. Hawkins.
cashier Of the Citizens Bank u
Portland, against sixty or more in
surance companies having agents in
ibis city. Will be called for trInI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
WILL SCHLEY TAKE A
HAND IN POLITICS 4?
RumOr Has Made Two Good Places
for the Rear Admiral

CHICAGO. eRenr Admiral sehey II
the presidency said To- b. @ pe~tnte programme. $sNt
sunday and Monday number members Of he national demo-
cratic committee vii meet and confer Win Senator Jones at -
Louis A. tfat conference the pHu salt G. De- to pledge the
admiral HtyanH cabinet provided achirya
eastern friends 10 insist making him candidate Con No"
president
number Democratic politicians the attended
the Dewey celebration
thusanc tpudrttd
thu state % Maryland FOR him MalandH deratrs
asked
given SECOND place thu ticket and enough delegates from
The
Who Tor the HebIeY ead he
%
the Democratic and
securing a soldier vote far a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
RELATIVES WANTED.

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney uar-
ace kimhait ~ spokane Wash. has
asked Chiss Reed "a lue4te the ~ A.
uvra 90 Martin Hrreren. ehu died
at Spokane several lays ak1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
MONUMENT TO
SLAIN MINERS

cARLISylLLE. III. oct. 70 Five
thousand miners from IieiicviIis
stanton. Gillespie. Worden. clyde
MafisHa. LltehHeid. Sparta and 9th.
er coal mining towns IN IilinoiH. aa.
arfnbi~d today ~ the frst Auulver-
sary celebration % TIE Nlrien bat
Gletterls. Ernest Ksmcrrr and ~.
Tia Smith. the Mount -puve min
res Smith. whb were sailu in the
battle. was unveiled by " HefiL
president ~ the iisileSiiir district.
United Nine Workers % America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
TRIP RED.

Police Omcer @. 4. Trip and Miss
Dottie Mcfarland were married last
night a. the residence Of the bride.
on Pike street The afternoon patrol
presented their brother officer with
a set Of silver spoons. This morn
Ing the officers at the station were
smoking good cigars. which were left
by a friend Of Trips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
a BOAT LAUNCHED.

The Hoo Hoo, 2OOt was launched
on Lake Union this afternoon, near
Latona. The boat was built by the
American Boat Building company for
Roy a Roy. lumbermen. at cost
Of $1,000. The craft 10 designed for
pleasure alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

THAT Funston decided
be able
end Of Luron island all hostile bands and
rendering impossible federal authority BY
March collapsed and civil adj
population THIS
Judgment tighter worthy and
Philippines had
Funston the Fpuos close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

Potatoes OobbinEt Native pota q.
toes. TacUti o. Yakima Potatoes.
80 60. breis. 81 20 pcr sack. carrots.
per sack. 50U 60 string beans. e per
H.. corn. 81 aouls5 per sack. peas.
"a &C.. rurum bera. enu zse. tomatoes.
1sustr. California sweet patltoes.
81 pous % per 100 lbs. bell peppers.
81 0oai -. Chu peppers. 81 eaai =.
native onions iitsWizt. California
onions, 81 isWi Is. garlic. g. 70. Ger
man tpuneH - crab apples CO.
eanteinpes. soe0ti -. cuuiiHowetu.
&c PER don. lettuce. 81 Is per box ~
HaH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
WAR AGAINST
G0EBEL WAGED

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct. I9.-For-
mer State Senator J. Bronston. the
warm friend OF former Senator
blackburn, and who bottled Goebel
yesterday. has leased the opera
house for next Saturday night, and
will tell why he opposes GoebeI and
why the Democracy should remove
his name from it, ballots as candi-
date for governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

delay prFforce
Sandy Columbia the sham
To be baked OF wind condition q Affairs
entirely without yachting rhat
has prevailed certainly
liable TO The staEnatlan o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Thursday Morning Markets this
morning are very quiet The bA .
weather this week ha.s not b=rn q
Epaf thlhE f1r the frufi and Vta,t-
ahlr MAJ bets, and nlatka have heen
allowed 80 run quite low The nah
market 60 we'll balances between SUP.
piy and demand Grain markets
are quiet and poorly stocked.
TIE following prices are being Of.
tered % thv producer bY tse iofHl
dealers Tor delivery in round lots on
the dock ar IN the car at Seattle
urain=oaiH. 80 %. barley. az 20
wheat chicken feed. tisgq. brsu.
tuod. shorts. 1850. rye. a. ooatgna.
Has PUGET sound. pertans O. COG
, o.. EaHtrrn Washington timothy.
ft4 90. alfalfa. s. e00igQa
EgEa strictly fresh ranch. &c.
hgtter= Fresh ranch. iidisc. beat
creamery. &C.
'euitrS spring chickens. lie. live
frYsra. 81 to8soo. aVr turkeys. itc
Live tBek-Ehnier beef cattle.
COWS. tUtA.c. steers. s's8sc. good
hoEs. live. 81. hoFa. dressed. sac.
calves. dressed. iaTEs. d. small. -
calves. large live. &c small. G.
HIDE. Psits and woai-usavy
sound Haitrd steers. over o. Ms. s.
m sdium sound. per ~. b 5'se. light
s4nuf. under - fhr. 7tsc euNr. souus..
al weights. 7tse staEu. bulls and oxen
s0se. sailed kips. Tisc. ceiyea. prr u.
stae green hides. T. less than sailed .
dry hides. per 70. tie. 10y cails. one
third less. Summer deef PER 10. "a
&c. winter deer. dry. tt8iec papsry
deer. sUtse. dry slka. 2gioc. Kresn
clk. 90 sheep pelts. sdussc SHEAR
iinrn. iEU7ze Eastern Washington
woal. sec. Western Washington ~ool
HE. dirty or timber burned. t0ae.
satlow. sMg1r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

The WASHINGTON volunteers would be sadly
% instead
The would be spotcd aud other
trains Il
would impossible and n they
royal welcome
intended without hoped that the talk
viii be dropped
a VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

Thousands of items in all departments, too numcr-
to mention especially great values in Mems and
Boys Suits and all else contained in the Sheris Stock
OF Shoes, Clothing. Furnishing Goods cte.. at the
reductions as prices quoted ON articles above.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

A sport took $50 out 81 a slot ma
shine in one 81 the Eilenburg saloons
hst week. Report does not say how
much he nut IN before he did IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
A Strike to be Ordered.

NEW YORK isTne knights 81 Labor orranif !.
=
AMI Eshh avenue electric ears and eross town lines =
4 II a
complete strike vii be ordered
= when the filled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
The Corner Stone Ruined.

CHICAGO. Oct is-vandais and
dsa8u a that
u
clipped
BE-
feared that tempted
H. which contains relics valued a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
Meat Prices

Fresh Meat OobbinE) Cow beef.
7c per 10. steer beef. 7iac per 10.
mutton. wether. Sc per lb pork. 7he
per ID. veal, large. DC per 10. small.
i0c.
Provisions Gobbing1 Hams. large.
i3hc hams. small. lie. breakfast ba-
con. I've. dry sailed a'des. 7Ae. Rex.
sAc.
Lard dobbinF) made. per
III. ~ white Star. e. Coin special.
SIC; lard compound tierces &C. Rex.
SIC.
Fresh Fish 0obbingJ Perch. 3Gtc:
hallhut DC. silver salmon. 4ase.
chinook. he, founders. 3Htc; Holrs.
SAFE. rock cod. 5d6c. shrlmpa Sc.
smolt. amlc; oysters. olympia, A0O
Al 50 per sack. t2.Qo per gallon. claims
ti25 per sack, puugeness crabs.
live. SL35, cooked. 81 30. ling cod, 5a
&C. black cod. sac; salt Chinook sal
mon. 400 ID ucrcca, for smoking pur-
poses. Sc, herring, 3Q4c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
Fruits.

Gr~en Fruit UobblnED Black ngs.
1s-ib boxes. 81 30. coceauuts SC
FER dor. lemons. 81 300 30. apz
8 500 % per bunch. sweet apple
cider. pc pcs EalI1ns peaches. orange
eiinRa. 81 oafft 20 a ok hiackhrrfiss.
81 o04i .. water melons. 81 oOai q
native pluma. esc. nutmeg melons.
81 00Ht q. Italian rrunta. ssc. calf.
foruin grapes. white and black
81 00ui q. California nusoat. 81 e0sr
1.2s. ounces. tll5al. LIS per box Gran.
berries. s. 70, white cartoon nga. 10
pkg box. si1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

the an the clouds
last white Wheen Special apt
the community The
could certainly md fault
tcr supply freely promptly furnished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

Bu,tot Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
butter - Washington creamcries.
pound printa. 2sc. Eastern Iowa ana
ElRiu. 2sc.
Cheese UobbinRD wash.
inEton. lut24c. Eastern. lidI2c
Eggs UobbiuE)- Strictly fresh
ranch. Zac.
Honey White comb. Hdisc. tieht
amber. i3ditc. amber. isatsc:
strained. 5sgtc.
Poultry = Chickens. I've. i24i3c:
fryera. 81 1907 so live turkeys. l5c
ducks. izc. geese. i1c. live Weigh;
Corn Whole. 81 30. cracked. t23.
feed meal. per ton. So o..
Wheat. .2i. oil cake. meal.
t7s 90. middllnEs. i2i ooa23 90; bran.
1880. shorts. fieo00i7o0. chopped
feed. 80 oo1ssi 90. dairy chopped
feed. 1900.
nsY. Grain and Feed.
Hay gobbiug)-ruEet sound. per
ton. fsoon7 90. Eastern Washington
timothy. tii.o0d1isO 90. alfalfa. $50.
oats OobbIuED ton, 23m2ic.
Barley-Slcam rolled. $50. whole.
tie
whole. t2s 81. cracked. so:
feed meal, per ton. 5000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
GaHiornieu.

Cine iiber Seattle in g n
Hranciscp ein~getroffene Special
bepef6e iaet, bab 9oloitaub in geraoez
su iiberraI9enber Menge in Sapi on
antam, als bic nit benz Sampfer
vSumbplbt" an9efpmmenen Sahagiere
BON bort abreiiten. Qm 20. SUM- trdz
fen na9 ibrer 4ngabe bonn @loprabo
Greet sipanSig Padpferbe elm, BON De-
1len jebes nit 200 Pfuno 9oloItaub
beluben mar. IS tparen i'm 9an5en
spei Spnnen nit einem @ertb bon uns
gefGbr 81, 100000.
Mit benz Sampfer vSipigo" famen
Spei 9olberGber an, bic 5uiammen
700 Yfunb 9olbitaub batten, uno
ou9 Der Oampfer rGitp Of Sopeta"
ipirb bemnG9it nit elmer betrd3tli9en
Summe %ertpdrtet.
Dom 9orcupine &iper iinb Cobb
iu6er pbne 8ulo angetpmmen; lie ia@
gen, bab iie ale Jliife Bis na3 Seribel
Sslanb i'm arttii9en Ocean burGiu9t,
aber tein @olb gefunben BADEN.
.3panaig Wieilen oberbalb Sort Sels
firt ion cine Srtf9aft gegriinbet tperz
ben, unb Bel Diaiams point 1T Elm
ausgebebntes &upferlaser entoett
tpprpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18

Iheere benz ungliidli6en S6paraen
bur6 ben Sals fubr unb i'm i'm bu9z
'tdbli6en Sinne bes Wortes aufipiebz
tie. Sas Gnbe bes S9dftes raete etfpa
bier 3oG lang Inn Baden bes llngliidz
liGen binaus unb Der ganae &Drper
bes Nesers hing an benz S9afte. SIS
mar elm entiebli9er Nnblid. Der 8utz
f6er bate = ~anerbings Su ipGt -
iein pferb nit einem 10 gepaltigen
Hud SuriidgeriFen bab es ii9 bod
oufbGumte unb, eri9redt bur9 ben
3uiammenitob uno ben an benz S6afz
tie bdngenben &Drper, ieitnGrts iprang,
ais pb er bas Dor i6m bdngenbe Sc
pi9t abi9ittsln pollte. Oa man
fiir9tete, baB bas Pferb bur9brennen
piirbe, eilten einiee Mdnner berbei,
pel9e bas Bferb feItbielten. Inter
ben gu !9iilfe setommenen Mdnnern
befanb fi9 uuf Der Sicpcle>p oli5iit
Srmsbp. Die Ter ma6te ii9 nun rurz
an, ben fir9terli9 blutenben Mann,
ober Dielmebr oeiien gals BON benz
S9aft gu befreien - feline lei6te Orr
belt, bu bas Yfero trpb alien Saltens
INNER nod iebr unrubig mar. Die
Situation mar cine @rduen erregenoe.
Der &opf bes bepduernspertben
Spfers bieies rnsliidsfanes bling nit
tpeit aufgerihenen itieren Iusen auf
Der. Seite; feline @liebmaben paren
i6ldff, unb feline Wustel beipeste ii9
mebr, bod mar Der @ermite nod ni9t
tobt. @nbli6 selang es Srmsbp NIT
Siilfe BON apei anberen Mdnnern, ben
Gabfabrer frei gu MAIDEN, ben sliidliz
der Weiie cine tiefe 9epubtloiisteit
umfangen belt, Die i'm fir ale
S6mersen unempfinoli9 ma9te. Ser
llnsliidli9e itarb balb oarauf i'm 9os
fpital.
= Sas biefi9e &ontor Der @eieqs
i9aft bes Norbbeuti6en 2lopb bat
beute cine &abelbepei6e erbalten, nell
DIE melbet, oab Der Sampfer n8aiier
Wilbelm Der 9roBe" am 10. Suli Inn
2 ubr As Minuten na9 elmer Reiie
BON flint Sagen, 20 Stunben unb So
Minrten in G6erboure angetommen
men lit. Samit bat bieier S6neabam>
pier ale feline bisberigen &eiien ibers
t~roffen. gr paiiirte bas 2eu9ti6iff
BON Sanbp Spot am 4. Suli, Na9mitz
tags UNI II ubr 80 Winuten llnb leste
cine gntfernung bon $3.50 Wteilen auz
rid. Seine bur9i6nittli9e 2eiituns
mar 22.62 ¬en, fpdbrenb bieielbe
mad benz beiten friberen nRecprb"
22.56 ¬en betrug.
Sir bic einSelnen Sage iparen fol-
genbe 2eiitungen gu peraei9nen: 492
Mteilen G6Dnes Wetter); $40 Meilen
G6Dn); 525 Metlen G90n); 538 Meiz
len G6Dn); 532 Meilen G6On); 524
W'eilen (neblises 8etter); so Meilen
GdDn).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
9eras.

= Die lnteritibungsarbeiten in
benz iiberflutbeten 8~raSosbiitritt perz
ben iebt planmdbig geleitet. 9on
Soufton, Galpeiton unb Gdn 4ntonio
gsben tdsli4 brei 3ige nit 2sbensmit@
teln II. I. m. ab. 8egen 10000 Nsger
psroen jeBt BON ben Siilfsepmites nit
Nabrung perieben. 9as Waher 1T
jebt an alien punften, aussenommsn
in 8rasossG puntp, i'm Saaen besrifs
fen. Der an Der 8aumpoIerute anses
ri9tete S9aben pirb auf 100000
gei9Gbt. Der an ben iibrieen Selbz
fri9ten, an Sduiern, 8ieb unb
@riiden anseri9tete S9aben hiirfte
$2,500,000 bstrageu. 'Mn BEN Gifen<
babnen betrdst Der Sabi6aben ST.
100000. Dies tpirbe einen Geiammt>
f6aben BON $8,500,000 ausma9en:
Ha9 9sri9tsn aus 13 Counties 'irb
in Solse bes 9o9paFers 81 WeRie9n
ertrunten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-18
@iSeonNW.

= gonpentionsbaQs fir mil
tpaufee Milpaufee tpirb, tpsnn bic
4nsei9en nidt tduI9en, bemnddit cine
i'm Centrum Der Gtobt seleeens, rieiise
Sule erbal!en, bic fir Die 2(bbaltung
GROCER gonpentioaen eeeianst iein
pirb. 3usiei9 ioQ bas Gebdube ben
Milpautee'r Gompasntcn Der Wisconz
fin Rational 9uarb als Waffenbaue
bienen. Die giti5ens DuiineB 2sasue,
bic Wiliapffiaiere unb Der Nr6itett u.
6. glas (pieier psrmutbli4 als Mits
glieb bes Sireftoriums Der Garnepal
@fociution fotpobl pie als &r4itett)
baben fi9 fir bas prOieft intereiiirt
unb bic Serren' Col. Salt. Glas unb
Sulipan bon Der 9uiineb 2eague baz
ben bersits cine gonferena our 9eraz
tbung iiber basielbe absebalten. Die
Saae ION miuDeitens 10000 perionen
SiBpldbe bieten.