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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18
r. SENSIBLE NEGRO.
HID POINTS \ REMEDY FOR RACE
TROUBLES.
(By Telegraph to VIrginlan- Pllot.)

(By Telegraph 10 NirEinian- Pilot)
Huntsville Ala. Aug. 17.-W. II.
Council. colorcd. president of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College for
negroes at Normal. Ala. tonight wired
the following TO the president Of the
Afro American Council. in session at
Chicago:
Il wish YOU 4 prOftahlc session and
hope the convention Will not only dis
cuss and dcn0unce lynching and other
crimes. but first take some action and
recommend - the whole race some
course 10 prove that we are not in sym
pathy with crime. but always ready TO
uphold the law.
Second. call attention to the fact
that we are norlccting the proper
education and training for our boys and
too many of them are becoming idlers
and criminals.
Third. set apart Il national negro
business mems labor day annually and
encourage all kinds of business and in
dustrial enterprise among the negroes
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i1.ipi vi Inc fprpSt pointing out tnat
while Intelligent and industrious ORGY
tus was FAR 100 inquisitive in mat
lers which did not concern him. to the
detrinent of his proper duties"
THE CROWD AMUSED.
Referring to the efforts of the general
stan To save lsterha%y. NJ. Demange
sarcastically inquired of General Roget:
What L would like TO know. is how
an innocent man like fstorhazy was
taught 10 need this kind of help"
1t Is certain should not have done
1t. answered he witness, whtch caused
renewed laughter.
NJ. Demanyc then questioned the Wit
ness as to what he thought; of Ester
ha2y $ attempt to obtain from an agent
Il declaration that he had nothing to do
with the affair. to which the General
replied that he knew nothing of such
AN attempt.
But. when NJ. Dcmange read General
ltcnouards report on the subject Roget
admitted that f,stcrhazy's attempt was
certainly curious proceeding" for an
innocent man To undertake.
THE COURT LAUGHS.
After same further sparring between
the counsel and Gcrerui Roget as to
f-StcrhaZy. i'll the course Of which refer
ehce was made To the charge that t.s-
teihaZy had been paid to acknowledge
me authorship OF the Bordcrcau, NJ.
Demange asked:
HhIlltilnS tnat iiStcrhaZy was tho
agent OF the Drcyfus family and that
ne had agreed to assume. as sugges; ed
The prisoners guilt. how do you explain
the fact that EstcrhaSy upon several
occasion wrote statements calculated
TO compromise the ease of Dreyfus2"
with Estorhazy." replied General
Ito"ct. One can never be sure of any
thing. U-augh;cr) He is such an cx-
'iaordinarv fellow. do not know
what he may be doing to-day. nor what
he viii do Tomorrow"
These statements of the General con-
Vulsed the court with laughter, which
seemed To irritnte the witness. who was
growing nervous under he searching
examination Of counsel
y CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
Turning to Drcyfus. General Roget
cried in a loud voice:
II know. very well that If was accus-
cd of an act of treason which had
rot committed | should find arguments
with which to defend myself"
'Thus challenged Dreyfus rose ana
emphatically denied much Of Roget's
testimony regarding his knowledge OF
military plans alleged to have been
communicated 20 a foreign government.
lie vehcmently called attention to tho
fact that Rogets evidence was mere
assertion. without the slightest proofs
After hearing the evidence of NJ.
Bertullus and part of that of Col. Pie
quart, the court adjourned.
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Dewey wa 30 Iherc.
(By Telegraph to virglnlan-Pllot.

(By Telegraph to virginian-Pilot)
New York. Aug. 17.-At to-day's
meeting of the Committee on Plan and
Scope Of the Dewey celebration, Gene
raj Butteriieid read a cablegram from
Admiral Dewey, which effectually sets
at rest all reports that the Admiral
would first go 10 Washington before
the celebration in his honor in New
York. The message was as follows:
'Leghorn. Aug. III.
ITO General Butterfield. New York:
Yours Of August ist received. VIII
reach the lower bay without fail Fri
day, September 9stl ready for parade
Saturday morning. b
(SigneN DEWEY" :.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18
Observation-Disclosures

CBy Telegraph 10 V.rginian-P ilotl
Washington, u. c.. Aug. l7.-United
States Minister Russell at Caracas re-
ports to the State Department that the
insurGent factions i'm the state of Los
Andes. Venezuela, under General Cit
riano Castro, WAS completely defeated
by tho government troops in Il bloody
battle which lasted eighteen hours. The
loss Of the insurgents is placed at 500
killed and wounded and that of the gov
eminent at 200. This is the end of the
disturbance in that section, which is
the only one affected.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18
ALYNCHER CONFEsSES.
TAYLOR HAMILTON GIVES THE
THING AWAY.

NhE leieEraPn 70 NifSinlln-Plot.)
Gainesville. Ga. Aug. l7.-Taylor
Hamilton. one Of the mob which took
Si Smith from the Jail in this county
ana lynchcl him few weeks ago
made q full confession before the grand
jury OF Hall county yesterday. In his
confession Hamilton duplicates a num-
Der OF prominent merchants of this
county. ana his story OF the AFFAIR has
created a sensation. lie tells of a tail
man whom the mob called Mark, who
wore black false whlskers and played
the part Ct the fake sheriff 10 gain
entrance to The inside OF the Jail Ham
ilton acted the part of the pretended
prisoner on the nigh. OF the tragedy
Entrance 10 the Jail was effected by the
mob through a ruse. The men holding
supposed prisoner between them awak-
ened sheriff Monday and told him that
they had prisoner from Gwynett
county. whom they wished 10 deposit.
The sheriff unsuspectingly opened the
door, and then the mob rushed and shot
smith while he was in MS cell. Ham
fton's part was such that he saw the
whole performance.
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it was not Dreyfus who was giving
them information and adding that he
had no belief in these protcstations. NJ.
Cavaignac, former Minister Of War, in
his testimony made Il great point Of
this. Commenting on the forgery the
Figaro says:
I'VE are sending this telegram to Col
0ncl Jouaust. president Of the court
martial. who certainly will not hesitate
to call upon General MERCER. General
Roget and others 10 explain how they
came 10 make such a great point of
this forgery in their evidence
GUERIN STILL HOLDS OUT.
Paris, Aug. 1.-THE president of the
Anti-Semite League. NJ. Guerin. is stiil
holding ont at the headquarters of the
league. where he barricaded himself
and deficd arrest on Saturday last.
when an attempt was made to arrest
him. Eight of his typcsetters came out
of the barricadc to-day and surrender
ed themselves TO the authorities. They
were taken to a police station. There
were a few slight demonstrations in the
streets in the neghborhood. but they
were easily qucl!cG.
SITUATION UNCHANGED.
Another attempt made by NJ. I.asies
to mediate between NJ. Gucrin and the
Government has failed. The Guerin
situation early this afternoon remained
the same. Barrlcadcs were erected a.
both extremitics Of the Rue Chambroi
and the police We're constantly engaged
in repuslng crowds NJ Guerin fire.
quenily appeared n n window, earnest
~ regarding the approaches rs though
expecting n rescue. \ band Of Anti
Cucrin demonstrators was followed and
roughly handled by ! band OF Anti
Semltes. whose enthusiasm for Guerin
is becoming so fanatical that they are
making a list Of all who dare to insult
him. The lattcr's lives are considered
to be endangered.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
Paris. Aug. I'm. Lasles. anti
Semitic. has consulted with his coll
leagues of the National Defense group
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COL. aRYAN'S ENGAGEMENTS.
WILL SPEAK IN SEVERAL STATES
AND THEN REST.

Q3y Telegraph to Nirg.nlan-Pi!ot)
Lincoln, Nob.. Aug. Colonel W j.
Bryan, after a day of rest at his home
tomorrow begins a short speech max
ing tour in Nebraska towns. lie will
attend the Democratic convention at
omaha next Tuesday going from there
soon after for speeches in Missouri and
later in Iowa. Mr.. Bryan said he had
no comment to make on Yesterdays
convention AT Des Moines and Lexing
ton. lie hopes To return To Lincoln for
good rest before opening the cam
naign.
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a BATTLE CELEBRATED.
STRUGGLE An MOORErS CREnl
RECALLED.

W 1c'cSrHFI 90 VIFgINIlN-FloL)
Wilmington. y. G.. Aug TIT IS cs-
timated ;hai 5000 people attended the
celebration held to-day at Moore's
Creek battle-ground in celebration OF
the battle Of M0ore's Greek. fought
February 70. l11d. Colonel Ellington
then of Wilmington. commandinc the
American troous. Colonel Mcdonald
the Tories and British An excursion
train from Wilmington carried 500 peo-
pie and similar trains from other
points. X. 4, Grady. Esq. made The adj
dress y business meeting OF the
Moore's Creek Monumental Associa-
ton. a subsequent program. in which
thirteen young ladies participated rep
rescnting thirteen original States. was
held. y sumptuous picnic dinner ana
dancing We're features Of the day. The
association has decided TO have SINH
lar celebrations annually.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18
MRS. PEEOT'S CASE,
THERE MAY BE FURTHER TROtJ-
BILE. FOR HER.

NBy Telegraph TO VirFinlan- Pilot)
London, Aug 11.-Alrs. William Y.
Perot. of Baltimore. is still here await
inE extradition proceedings, as the re-
suit of her abduction of her daughter.
Gladys. These proceedings. il now ap-
pears. are not TO be dropped. bur VIII
be continued on Tuesday next
Counsel FOR Mrs. Perot said to a re-
porter OF the Associated Press to-day:
NO reply has been received to the ca
Bile request FOR a stay of the extradi-
tion proceedings. The case is not ended
yet. expect important developments. "
The police are still watching Mrs. Pc
rot and would arres; her If she at
tempted TO leave the country.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18
ANGELES ATTACKED,
FILIPINCS DEFEATED AND DRIV
ZEN TO MOI NTAINS.

Manila. Aug. l7.--Eight hundred in
surgcnts attacked Angeles this morn
ing. but the Twelfth Regiment drove
them into the mountains. Three ditch
cd locomotives were captucG None of
the American troops Were injured. The
insurgent loss is not known. Alr. c. 7.
Spencer, of Kcnucky. Il reporter of
the Manila Times. was killed ycster-
day during the fight at Angeles
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at the Palias Bourbon. and has decided
10 send Il circular to all deputies, ask
ing them to join in demand for the
re-openinE Of the Chamber of Deputies.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18
ANOTHER LETTER
is 4 FORGERY
A Wicked Device TO Convict Cap
tain lreyfuS ExnOsed.
CUERIN HOLDING ONT
CCERIN FOLD
Schneider, Austrian Hfiitnrv Attncbe
nt pnriS, Denies That uo Wrote
Letter Used by Generals Mcrclcr
md Roget in Evidence A-nsn.t
Hreyius Anti.scnItc Gender
Gurrin Continues Defiant.
(By Telegraph to virginion.P Pilot,

CBy Telegraph to Virsinian- Pnot)
Paris. Aug. IA special edition of
the Figaro just issued. exposes an al
legged forgery i'll the Dreyfus case. ana
publishing the following telegram from
Ems:
The letter of November 50. 1897. at
tributed to me and reproduced in the
Figaro of August JIG, 1899. is forgery"
(SiSned) "SCuNEIDER."
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probable that he VIII give out the list
Tor publication early next week.
WA VI, -ryVn Iptc

probable that he viii give out the list
Tor publication early next week.
WANT TWO JOBS.
During the last fcw years the State
Legislature. in ihe opinion of MANY
has oVcrdone tho matter of olpcting its
own members la fat Offices This il es
pecially true of judicial positions. such
strong prejudice has been aroused
against this practice that many of the
candidates are pledginG themselves To
vote against delegates and senators
who ask for offices ana refuse to re-
sign their seats in the General Assem-
bly, before being eleci,R to the coy
etod positions.
CONVENTION IN HENRICO.
The Democrats of Henrico county
held one of the liVoliest conventions in
the history of the county at noon 10
day TO nominate candidate for the
House of Delegates. The delegates were
almost evenly divided between Hon.
Addison Maupin. the incumbent. and
Mr. Thomas Gardner. Mr.. Felix Jones
The third candidate only had three votes
pledged 20 him. After a long wraurla
the Maupin men went TO Jones ana he
was nominated.
1t Is said that Mr. Jones fayors Gov
crnor TYLER for Senator
NOT EXCITED IN MANCHEsrrR
Political talk in Manchester is a; a
minimum, and no one would think that
an important election was rapidly an
preaching.
\ state Senator and two members Of
The lower branch of the Legislature are
TO he elected.
The counties OF Powhatan and Ches-
terrified and the city Of Manchester EN-
brace the legislative district. ana Pow
hatan. Chesterfield and Goochland. to-
sether with the city, constitute the Sem
aioriai district.
For the Senate but one name has
been mentioned. that of Mr.. RIM Il.
Cogbill, of Chesterfield Court House.
Commonwealihs Attorney for that
| county
For the House there are I'VE candi-
| dates-Messrs. D. l.. Toney and Harry
owen, of Manchester; Carter Harrison,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18
ROGETS ADNIgsION.

In the course Of his testimony Gene
raj Roget admitted that Esterhazv was
a gambler and an immoral character.
but. he asserted: while have ac-
knowledsed his little failings. | never
theiess maintain he has been the vic
tim Of abominable persccilon.
DREYFuS TOO INQUISITIVE.
The witness then dwelt upon the al
legged devices of Dreyfus to procure in
formation from the various bureaus in
regard TO the mobilization and concen-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18

sTa ( ls %aa n 9H n"" tenn" championship doubles today
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'rn ton of the troopst pointing out that
while intelligent and Industrious ORGY
tus was Far 700 inquisitive in mat
ters which did not concern him. to the
dctriment of his proper duties"
THE, rpnIEIN >Ntt-ct>N
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18

Noble Jordan and Pleasant Finch. Of
Powhatan. Mr.. owen was a member
of the last Assembly. ana Mr. Toney
was Il member several years ago.
CLASH OE TORAcLn .cRI.s.rs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18
FOR DREYrUS.

After brief CONFEDERATION OF VI. Bo-
tenant Colonel Henry, Colonel Pic
quart former chief Of the Intelligence
Pureau of the War Onice. was called.
He gave his evidence in loud. reso-
n"nt voice and created a crofound
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-18
CHAMBER or DEPUTIES.

Semitic. has consulted with his coll
leagues of the National Defense group
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-04
g ure II, b 70 DIES.
9ereinigte Staatet.
Or a6trG9Ii d.
2urrmburger Pirnir.

MuI Inreeung bes bsMfdnners
dor boben hie brei 9ieiigen l%ureuIburs
ger 8ereine ijd Suidmmen9etban, I'm
Elm grobes @icuic perbunoen nit Gons
sert gu peronItalten. Sober Der bret
8erein bat Elm Gpmite BON ie bret
Mann ernannt, I'm bic nDtbigen Wor@
bereitunsen gu t~reffen, uno Die Dirt uno
Meife fpie bieIes Gomite an Die Nrbett
eebt, beutet barauf bin, baB oas pic
mic Elm GROCER GrfOlg gu iperoen per-
1pri6t. Sasielbe nirb notwithstanding
am Gonntus, ben %. Sult, in Dem
allen Oubuquern 70 lieb geporoenen
S9iibenparf ~abgebalten peroen, bob
lit bas Datum nod ni6t oeftntttp feit@
eeIebt. Sab bas 9icnic ii9 fir Die
2qnosIeute gu elmer genuBrei9en 3us
fummeatunft geftulten lptro, unterlte9t
feinem 3peifel, unb bub bie2anosIeute
SanD in Sano geben, nm ousielbe err
folgrsi6 gu MAIDEN, bas benefit bic
SbatIcd., bab ii9 fat ale Current
burger SGnes1 Der Stabt benz GenBs
MGnner9or our Mitnirtung bel bic
fem 5eite angeI4lonen baben. Die
GGnger i6en tii9tig unb Deroen ptel
Sltr 8erI9Dnerung bes 5eites bettra@
gen. Bir mD9ten hermit ale 2anOSs
leute auf bas Bicnic aufmertIdm mas
den unb iie 81 5ublrei4er SetbetltT
9unq an benz elben eriu9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-04
S6mer berleBt.

Samstag Morgen I'm 7 l1br
brannte oas i9pere 9eipann Der Star
8relping g., Dur9 uno Der Subrz
mann Gilbert Ilbre6t purbe f9tper
fpenn ni9t tDbtli9 perleBt. On Der
Strabe on Der NprbIeite bon &ra1er's
Saloon tpurbe bas 9eIpann ~unbGnbig
uno ,4lbre9t, Der bic 9feroe gum
Stiaitanb bringen polte, purOe bon
ben eroBen ~itarten Sbieren bis an bic
sSppazS trube gei9Ieppt mo er bann
inter Die Pferbe gerietb unO BON benz
belabenen 8iertpagen ii6erfdbren
ipurbe. 9us linte 8eir unterbalb benz
&nie Duroe 70 5ermalmt, Dab Die &upz
6en tbeilpeile bur6 bas Sleii9 berz
b%orbrangen. 9s1 4rm ipurbs an 3ipei
Stellen 9e6ro9en. @lbre9t puroe
fir tObt bon Der StraBe aufgeboben,
bod fteute es ii9 beruus, oaB er nod
am 2sben fell. Der @erunqliidte
murine in Der Imbulunce mad benz
Siulep SOipital gebru6t, no Or.
8ra9 unb Or. 8ropnIpn oemTelben
ale mDgliGe dr5tli9e tSIlfe gu She'll
tuerben lieBen. Die 9ottoren meinen,
DaB Qlbre@t ni6t lsbensgefG6rli6 pers
lest lei, bod pirb es notbpsnbig Iein,
bus cine gein pberbalb benz &nie
ab5une6men.
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Observation-Disclosures aus Staot
nno ltnnse8enO.

= s. 9urb bat in Deit Dubuque
cine reihe 8letabsr getrDffen. 4m
eriten Sage nabm Suro $3.50 pertb
Slei aus berfelben.
S. g. Sranben, beuti9er 4bppfat
unb Nptar, 3immer Alb Sffices9es
bduoe, 8. uno MainzS trahe.
%. s. S9pirs, Der befannte fritz
bere reiienbe Nsent BON 30. SouenfelS
uno 8raoD, gqpanger 60, lit als Sc
i9Gftstbeilbaber Der Strma &bombers
Bros. beigetreten. Die Sirma pirb
ieBt Gbpmberg Bros. &c So. beiBen.
= lte6ereilung unb i9ners Qrbeit
pirb Die 2eber auBer Srbnung brinz
gen, Or. Iuguit &Dnig's Samburger
Sropfen iinb ~unbebtnst pas Mittel Die
2eber in einen guten 3uitanb gu perz
feBen.
= Die Mu1ifz& apeGe bes 40. Soma
Regimentes, pel6e nit ben 8ppernpr
9rebs in guba bienten, gaben Sreitag
Ibeno Elm CONCERT i'm S9iibenpart.
9asielbe mar gut beIu9t unb CAB auz
gemeine 3ufriebenbeit.
- Die Geiddftsleute an Der Mainz
StraBe baben ben G~rpreBmann SD.
Carpenter NIT einem I9Dnen pferoe
bei6entt.
= Der geriGt bes ftdbtiihen Marz
ibals fir SUM- 5eist, baB 43 Gerbafz
tungen tpGbrenb bes Monats porgez
nommen ipurben. Sabon tparen Is
ipegen 8etrunfenbeit.
= Die S9neiter bes bo9tp. Migr.
RDan BON Der ct. Patridsz Stride lit
am Samstag Na9mittag in Der
Yfarrerppbnung babter geftprben. Gs
iiberleben bieielbe Weigr. &pan uno
Sfpei S9psitern in Der bieiisen 9iiitaz
tipn IcaoemD.
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Stadt ind Amgegeud.
Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
tho mails at second-class rates.
Sic 8bumbcrs StraBenbabnlinie
berfauft.

Gs I9eint nun bod tpabr 81 fem,
bab bic Dubuque StraBenbabnz @eiels
f6aft in anbere 9Gnbe i~ibergeben ptro.
Die SagesblGtter baben i9on pGbreuo
Der leBten paar Mpnate BON 3ett gu
3eit ben 8ertduf Der peri9ieOenen
Strabenbabnen in ipaltenlangen &rtiz
teln angetInbigt, nur I'm am nG9iten
Sage Die gauge Su9e gu piOerrufen.
Der nSelegrupb" BON Samsta9
tbeit nit i9einbarer Si9erbeit nit,
Dab bic &bomberg 2inie am -. Suli
in anbere 9Gnbe iiberge6en pirb. &u4
bic Star electric SO. ioa pon beriel6en
8eieai9aft getauft peroen. Der
Breis fir beibs pirb als 100000 am
gegeben. @s beibt, baB Die neue Gomz
pagnie Gorge trdgen pirb, baB ale
S9ulben Der StraBenbabn : 8eIeQs
f4uft beSablt perben, ebe Der &uuf abz
sei9lOfIen pirb.
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Ses WnrOes hcroGmtia.

Wir entnebmen bas Sol9enbe Der
nSa. Staats5tg.", pel9es etnen friibez
rem Subuquer betrifft:
rSobn Mc&eppn purbe eeftern
@benb BON Sergeant Mponep ppn Der
Sarriipn Str Statton perbaftet, unb
es lit mDgli6, boB bic Qntlage bss
Moroes gesen i'm erbpben lpiro. Sein
Spfer ioa SSoe Mc2augblin BON go.
Is Charles place iein, Der jebt i9on
pier3ebn Sage in Dubuque, Sa., i'm
8rabe liegt. Der Sergeant er6ielt
geitern Na9mtttag einen anonDmer
Brief, in Dem linn mitget6etlt tpurbe,
oaB Wc&eonn gu @nbe Mdi Sec
&augbltn ppr Dem 6auIe go. 400 @dz
baiA QDenue, no Der Gritere ppbnt,
gu 8oben gei6lagen unb nit 5iBsn
getreten babe, 10 baB er betpuBtlos lie
gen geblteben lei. Ser YpliSiit Sarz
bis babe Mc2aug6lin ipdter na9 Der
Station gebra9t unb balb barauf lei
berieIbe geItorben. SbatIa6e lit, bab
Mc2augblin an Sage na9 ieiner Ser
baftung itraffrei %entldIen purbe. Gr
trteb ii3 bann a6er nod IA Sage lang
lumber, uno nm II. Sum- itarb er, ipie
Der 4r5t ia9te, an 8ebirnblutung. Sb
bieie bur3 Die Siebe, Die Mc8eppn Ieiz
mem eigenen @eitGnbniB 5ufolge ibm
perabret4te, peruria9t purbe, lit ME
feitgeitellt norben. 9tu9 Elm Snqueit
puroe ni4t abgebalten."
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Muabr %crtrnufeu.

Der 9 Sabre alte Wilbelm Sauier,
Sobn BON Yeter Saufer in Cascade in
bieism Gpuntp, ertront Samstag
Na3mittag i'm MaquOtetaz SluB. Ser
&nabe ging nit mebreren &naben BPM
ielben Glitter baben unb ba berIelbe
ni6t i6pimmen tpnnte tpllrbe er BON
benz angei9ippGenen 5lufe nit fortgez
rifen uno od bic anoeren &naben i'm
S9reden baOonliefen, ertront Sauier.
Die anoeren &nd6en iparen 10 err
i6rpden, bab iie nt9ts bon benz Grz
trinfen bes Snaben ia9ten, Bis berielbe
Nbenos permibt tpurbe.
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edieberei ~ SBersbiae.

9as ionit 10 rubige Gtdbt6en
Spersbiae i'm bteiigen Gountp, puroe
am 9ienstag Na6mittag leBfer @o9e
in cine gepultige @ufreguns geiebt.
Sr. McGrlain, elm bortiger 3a6nur3t,
bate udmlt9 Sran3 2ippert, nit benz
er iiber cine Sleinigteit in Streit aez
rietb, in Die 9iifte gei9oHeu. 9eputD
Sberiff 3ernede BON bier ging am Ielz
ben @beno na9 9DersOile unb perbafs
tete Mc@rIain, Der ii9 in Iein Simmer
eingei6loIfen bate I'm iib BON ben 8es
pObnern Der Stabt Su i9iiBen. SeputD
Sheriff 3ernede nabm Mcgrlain mad
SarleD, oa er es ni6t pagte, ben Sc
fangenen bon SpersDiae aus8u transs
pDrtiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-04
0ranoeigentbums llcbrrtrasungcu
fir bic g9o6e enbenb nit benz "a. g

lut pe <SpWe tlptlo Wtt peW "a. ,Sullt
1899. = 3uiammen9eiteat bel @eorS
Salot, gIbitrattor NIB @erii6es
rltu8s : a9ent.
Wf. S. gorbett an 9. 9arbz
ner, Sbeil BON Got 20 81
9ares Sub, S 125.O0
6. Bauer an &. Styling, 2pt
6Soutb Purt 9iG QDb. 1O75.OO
". 9ibfon on S. 6. &ennebh
5 @cres in Sec. "A, Wbitez
mater Snip. .... $500
6. PbiGips ct al an s. s.
Pbiqips, 200 Ncres in
Sectionen 9 unb 16 praiz
RE Greef Snip. 49,. 10000
8. 81. &ieIel an s. .. Stout,
2ot l, W. pDn Got $50
Gitp ........... $4,000
u. &. SmbolB an 6. Smbplb,
Got 383, SDerspiqe -. 10000
8. Self ct al al %. 8ini9,
She'll BON Got l BON Got
135 6. 8. 2~angportbps
Moo. $1,000
6. GaIeb an S. GaieD, 120
Acres in Sectipnen IA unb
II, Soma Snip. 49,. 10000
6. Sleeper an %. &aiier, SO
28fl00 Qcres in Sec. 3,
@ernOn Snip. .... 743.74
Sotal S258.74
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-04
Mrncr Yraiioent.

Sn elmer @erfammluns Der 9iretto@
rem Der Dubuque cabinet Mdfers
I%Foctation bat Serr Seinri6 Dunber<
lid iein Imt ais Yrdiipent rsiisnirt.
On feline STEELE ipurbe 81. Sermann err
ipiblt, Der aud ais S9abmeifter funs
9iren tpiro. Serr Sobann Stuber Sr.
ipurbe als SetretGr ertpdblt. Serr
Wunberli9 mar mebr als 25 Sabre in
Der Cabinet Maters 4K~ociation bethel
ligt. Serielbs pirb ii9 ieBt in ben
&ubeitdnb ieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-04
Grfnriion fur Ssimitatteiudenbc.

GIN 90. SUM-. am 4. unb 1S. Suli, am 1.
NIB 10. auguit unb am 8. unb 10. Septens
Der wirb bic Chicago @reot @eltern gabu
gilete iiir acknowledgements gum Serfnuf
baben nod peri6iebensn Yunfteu i'm Siiben,
g8eiten unb Norbpeiteu gum Preiie einer
Sabrt plus SO, 90 iiir bic Ruunbreile. Die
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auSfunit in getrsii Der Reiieiiele pom Seim;
itGttelu6enben, iowie in gstreii Der Sabrs
prsiie ETC., iprede man bel irgenb einem
a9euten Der ,Waple 9eai" Giienbabn DOR
ODER weube li6 al i. s.. eorb @enl paii.
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