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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
9ietnercWaMriGten aus 9teot
nno 1ttnee8enO.

rer Weiie tpuroe Srau 4ntong orgborit
bel SDerspile perleBt. Iuf ben Sc
leiien Der 6. g. SO. 8a6n trat lie iiber
etnen f9neren 9rabt ais pl0bli6 Der
Draft BON elmer Oanpfmaidiene an
ge5ogen unb Itroff geipannt purbe,
ppbur9 Sruu 9orgbprit mebrere SUB
in Die 2uft gei9leuoert puroe unb auf
Die Seite our Grpe fiel unb infplgebeIz
len apei Rippen bra9.
$. g. Sranben, beutI9er Qbppfdt
unb Notar, Simmer 413 Sfftces9sz
bdube, 9. unb MainsS trdhe.
= Serr So6ann SelGen in @aIbz
in9ton Sopnibip p%obnbaft, purOe
beim 5euaufbGufen bon elmer 9arpune,
Die er bel Der 4rbeit benuben mubte, in
ben Sals unp in bic W}itte bes &iidens
g"etroffen uno erbsblib perlebt.
= Sn Der Stride Der lln6efledten
GmpfGn9nib in minneapolis, Minn.,
purben peril. Wohe Serr 2orens Soa
Heiienber Der Dubuque Gastet 60. bon
Dubuque unb SRI. Maria S6euberser
BON Gau Claire, Wis., ebeli6 getraut.
SIM Otter bon Sc Sabren itarb in
i6rer @pbnung, 20 Soutbern gpe.,
sSrau Sllta 2earning. sic purbe
Sreitag Mbenb tpbt in ibrem 2ebnz
ftuble gefunben. Sin Serai9lus mar
Die Sobesuria9e.
= Sn Carroll gountp itarb 6err
SspIepb 2eagling. Serisl6e mar in Suz
buque gpuntD, 3amol in Der umeegeno
pru Neu Wien betannt.
= !0errSDbann Msber, Elm Qrbeiter
in Der SGsemiible Der StanDarD 2umz
ser Co., fpurbe bon einem Stiid elmer
&reisiGge, lpel6e 5eriprungen mar. II
lie 6iifte getrpffen, Gr erlitt Munoen
tpslte anbertbalb 3oa lang uno iief
itnb.
= SIN S1ibenparte fiel 5rau Silz
lebranD, S6peiter nes !6errn Siuez
trab 10 ungliidli9 auf oas 9eiidt, baB
tie ii9 cine Scribe &erleBung on Der
Naie Su5pg.
Der Sarmer Sobann G9iiring,
BEL Spe9t's Serrp ipobnbaft, puroe
perfl. Wo9e bur9 bds S6euperben
Ieinsr Pferbe BEL Seim's on Gpuler
@pe. berart bon ieinem Wagen getpOrz
fen, bab er einen 8ru9 Des Naienbeis
mes uno bes Sbertiefers iopie cine
@erleBuns am 9irnidGOel erlitt, pelz
DIE febr gefdbrli4 iinb.
Sn Der Mc0onalb Morriion
Mfg. So. fiel benz @rbeiter q. g. Sas
piD8baper elm Stid Gilen auf ben SUB
unb brad bic &noden besielben. Die
gerleBung 1T cine iebr i4mer5li4e.
en- ieiner Wpbnung BEL Spersz
billie itarb perfl. Wo6e Srau Bernard,
geborene Gbriitina Gaming aus 8elen
in @eitfalen, i'm Otter BON So Sabren.
sic binterlGbt ibren 9atten unb feds
SDbne unb 5nei S06ter iopie Die 9ez
I9tpiIter: Sobann uno Wilbelm BON
Neu Wien; 9einri9 unb Srau Dina
9ennins BON Quincp, ST., unb Srau
@srtruo Metlase bon ct. Marp's,
ga. - SIM 4lter bon Is Sabren itarb
ebenbort SRI. Transisfa Sid na4
ie9smonatli9er, f6perer 8rantbeit.
= Die beiben 8leiminen an Der @lz
pines trabe uno jene auf W. 2utber's
2anb in Center 8rope ioIen ii6 neuez
= Wittpe Wargaretba 2ineban bat
lire Sppptbete i'm 9etrage bon $4,000
gesen Die Rbomberg'i6e StraBenbabns
geieqi6aft in ben Gpuntp often itreiz
9en laiien. Sas f4eint offenbar Die
Qngabe gu beitGtigen, gemGB pel9er
g%enante Dame lire 9utbaben nit Sns
t~ereiIen i'm 8etrage bon iiber $4,000
ausbe5ablt erbalten babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Smte ut b nr9tS0cs.
@ereimt8te Staatc,h.
Gt q dtr68ti d.
Sas Yirnic Der %9nrcmbnrgcr

i'm S6iiBenparte p~erlief in erfreuli9s
tier Weiie. Die 2anosleute hotten up
nit ibren Samilten in aablreiner Wetle
eineefunoen unb BEL Dem parmen Wetz
ter mar es cine grobe Gr6olung i'm
i6atti9en parte ben 8lGngen Der Gpnz
Sertmuiit 81 lau13en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Weaeu RrsbslmaDen.

Sb empreble bicrlnlt Stroop'S b%eriibnttc,
benths Yulper. Steielben bcileu iebei
(liot nidt aufsebrodeuelD Slebs iopo6l
iunerlih ais Guberlib. Gueil, bic perbd6s
tiec @ei6miilite ionic aud W a9euleis
ben uro 2eberidabeu babell, iillo bieie
lulper beloubers enpfoblen. Negeu Ndbe.
rem iSeuoniile etc. abreiiire lnan:
@b par b 8. 8oebing,
ct. 2ltcds, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Cine Golunic fur Jarmsr uno Oes
ihattslcutr.

&atbolifen, wel6e ais 6armer ober Sc.
i6aitSleute ii6 gerne in eiier pieluerbeiBen.
ben @e9enb uieoerlalien mo9teu, lei ct.
genebitt, III 8ofiutb 0ountp, marm empfob'
len. Die GsmeInoe lit cine CUTE, beuti6e,
fatbolii6e unb bas 9anb 1T porSigli6es,
peueniormig mlb fru6tbar. 0euti6e Stride
uub S6ule lit porbanoen. IS III 6aum
fir ole Gel6Gite, bic in einem 2anbitGbt.
ben uOtbis limb. I'm ndbere ansaben unb
9cnaue @usfunft weiloe man iid an Neu.
autou grbmanu, Serton, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
pWp6 mie war cin~
Ndnnnnss: &erfant 10 ertolgreid,.

vie maren Die @reHe TO nieoris nnn ne mar bic ansuabl 10 arob. Meit
nniere aunosn miHen, ob nit mic Gin ethd uaihbare gsaaren bon elmer
Sai'n CUR nnocren hbertrasen, oebbalb pRem fh, bab fe bic auswabL
in nniereH Snii @dnmnngs gertaufc baten aus ucucm, friibem, rcinem,
Waaren Sieies Sabrcs. gac bic beRem unb neneHem @uRer Sieies Saares
~'rhen gu benz Rrsiis nsriauit maden ie brinsen. Ri6ts miro ,urads
bebaltsn. sir mabkn aibts aus fir einen anoercm Sag. aacs mus fort,
unh @aes prO ocrfanft, ~enn nieOrise YrsHe benz abiate belien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
@ad Gaatauaua Gate unb ,uriif.

Die 9titel 4late Sabu wirb an 20. SSuli
cine Grcuriipu nab Gbatarqua Cafe sum-
Ereiie zines @cseS fiir bic Jtunbiobrt pers
anitalten. Sdreibt oil ben Welteral= N8ens
ten, III @oams. StroBe, Chicago, nm nas
here NuSfu1ft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25

= gu Neu @ien purben in Der ct.
8Ontfatius : Stride !Serr 6ermunn
S4iQmOller unb SRI. @liia5etb Wfeis
ebeli9 getraut. Step. S6iqmOQer, Der
bp9niirbige 8ruber bes 8rGutigams,
nabm Die Srauung por. 9ie Neugez
trauten iperben ii6 auf elmer Sarm bel
NAN AisQ kausliA ai~&asxlalisu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Sic republifaniibc Staatsronbcntiou
al Tcs Mnincs. A., nm 2. Mua.

Die Staple 2eof Houte' rs. q. 81 wirb
Grc~uriiousbiaete fir bieie Gonpention an
81. Suli uno l.. g. NIB 3. au9uit u%ertaufeu.
Siir bic Giidreiic bis sum 3. gl9uit 9iiltig.
SabrprelS $500. Ndberes bel irsenb elnem
Q9enteu Der gabn Dber ). y. Noss,
DUBUQUE, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
$500 mad ScIfnn nno 3uriif

pia Der ltidel Glate Giieu6ob an II. unb 10.
au9uit. @iltis sur Jtiidreiie I'M N6s
gan9spuntte nibt ipGtcr oils ben 81. Au9ult.
Wan i6reibe an ben @enerol a9eutcn III
Nbams: StraBe, Gbico9o. nm nabere NnSz
tuuit mo Sdlaiwa9cn sYripile9icn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Gin mobletabIirtes Gcibaft gu bcrs
faufen.

Die bette Sage in Dubuque, inrerbalb brei
0lods DON orei gabnbOien uuo iieben 6arz
mers : @aitbduieru. Sin mobletablirteS
9iquoren9ei9ait NIT 9roBer Salnillentunbs
ldait NIB pieleu geitelungcn per Qoit.
gSerbe bet 8GIfer 9Qles iiber bas @eihdit
lebren. 8erbe AMI 3eit oil cine ;uuerlaiiige
perlon perfauieh. Ole llrla1e wesbalb per-
fault wirb lit: Der gissntbimer bat onbere
@el6Gite su beior9en. Oieies lit cine CUTE
8eleSeubeit. nm gu mGBi9em Ereiie III ell
outes @ei6dit ein,utreteu. Mal iprebe por
bel, ober ruenoe ii9 all: g. e. Wlrrap &
So. Tubuaue, ca.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
GGclih geiraut

purben peril. Mo9s in Der Ct. Ma@
riens8tr9e 9err SObanm Serring,
Spbn Des Serrn Gr>Sberiff Peter
Jerring, unb Sri. Maria aeIton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Sanncr un0 SpiBen.

Naros uno Yaros bon 8alenciner
SplBen. Gum Suli &dumun0sper.
taufs=preiIe-3 Oarbs fir. .5r
Nene @uswabl OotinQs. Die i6bnteu
Der Saiion. lauter Preiie 10 nieoria
per yaro iuie.
Sang leinene 9amen.S ai1entil1st
gum Suli &aumun9spsrtauis : 8relie
JON $3.50. ........ 5c
20c Gualitdt gang leinene 9amen.
SoIdentiiher, gum Suli &dumunQss
SertaufssYreiie bon 121r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
lin Sibiocubc Der Nortbmcfern gu
cmpfansen, miiisn Sic poli5cn
Der Nortbmrftcrn 9ebenss
bcriidernnsss0e ieas
jhaft baben.

Sra9cu sic 06riitli6 ooer miinbli6) bel
8arlanb d Gleminlon au I'M Erobe polis
gen unb 3ipioenoeu Geiultate.
gant & Sniuranee glbS. pbone ! OIL z.
GuluauR ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
Statges SanD

in CRAWFORD, Wououa rrb 8oobburp
Counties /; nabe bel STRIDE NIB Sdule. Mal
idreibe oil GIseue Woore, Wanaser, Wo=
mona Gountp Steal @itate Grcbanse, Was
pleton, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
9as 0cSidt Scs Scrrm 9. SHlsbpf

our9 Die SreunDlidfeit bes Serr.
9iilsboff, i'm Stanbe gu iein, uniere
2eiern oas 9eot6t porlegen 81 tpnner
Gs lautet:
Sod! i6oGt es aus iebem Munbe,
5reube itrablt aus ieoem glid,
0enn uns parb Die frpbe &unoe:
Batter Saumann III 5uriid!"
Sin CUR 6eimatb fam er pieber,
Sam 5uriit in u~nierer Mtttte,
Drum ertDnen frobe 2ieber,
Na6 Der guten, oeuti6en Site.
@ieIs Sabre Iino psrflofen
Seit Sic fir uns mirtten, itrebten;
Sett sic frpmm unb unperDrohen
gfur fir Die 9emeinOe lebten.
ST es parrm ni9t natiirli9,
DAB mir Sbnen treu anbangen?
SITS niAt p~aieno uno gebiibrli9,
DAB mir feitli4 Sic empfongen?
DAB mir Soft ben Serrn preiIsn,
DAB Sic gliidli9 beimgetommen9
Dab auf alien Sbren ReiIen
@r tie tets in S4ub genpmmen9
9aB nod 8ater Gplfes beuts,
Wie's beim 9tbI9ieo lit getpeien,
SleiBig pirtt an Sbrer Settle
Bon Der &rant6eit ganS geneIen9
ga, mir muBten INNER gerne
Sreu unb liebenb an sic Denfen,
unD oh au9 III petter Serne
Die 9eoanfen bprtbtn lenfen.
BORT tpo sic bonn bingepilgert,
5plgenD un1'res 9eilanD's Spuren,
Wie sic IS 10 i90n eei6ilbert,
PaldItinu'S beige 5Iuren.
Ssne gnubenretGen Srte,
Die ppr neunaebnpunbsrt Sabren
Ginit pernabmen @ottes Wprte,
3eu9en feiner Wunber iparen.
No6 Der Stabt am SiberItrpme
Wtit Sanct Peter's be6rem Dome,
Sn StaGsns i9Dnem 2anbe
gu Des Hil'gen 8aters S6rone.
Na9 2prettp's Sancta Gaia,
Na9 gdmpocapaQa's 9ilbe,
$50 Die Nueen Der Maoonna
Sid ~betpe9ten, giittg, milbe.
Sin na6 2ourbes 81 Der Steae,
Wobtn piele Pilger ellen,
lin in Sanct Mariens SueIe
Sbr 8ebre9en bann gu beilen.
Na9 paris, tpo sic bann iaben
9ds Marsfelb, 2pupere, Gliiee,
Gtffeltburm, Mpntmatres 906e,
Nptre Dame, 6otel De 0ieu.
Srldnb unb bic Mnaelia6fen
2ernten sic bann audi mod fennen,
9ie, in ,3nietraGt dufgepa6Ien,
Sect DDQ 2iebe fir uns bremen.
Seitli9 Ienften Gle Die S6ritte,
BORT no 0eiterrei9's Banner lpeber
uno bur1 feires 9ei9es Mttte
Ser Spnau WeQen brduIeno ge9en.
$50 Der G9nei5er 8ergesrieien
Sod gum 6immels3elte itrebsn,
SOP bes &beineS Welen Iiieben,
Gangs bes Gfbeine5 a%riiner Gehen.
0eutT9er Gtrom 70 oft beIunsen
Scn proTa unb in poefs,
Dem bein Bib ms Ser5 gebrunger
9ebentet oein, psr1ibt es rie.
Nie Der !6eimatb AUDI Der Srauten,
$50 emit unfere @iege itanD,
Wel9e mir 5uerI erI9duten,
Sbeures, liebes 8aterlanb.
!Suben 10 auf bieIe @eiIe
Sn @eDonten Sic begleitet.
Sreuten uns aud Sbrer Reife
Neil tie Sbnen Sreub' bereitet.
@eil Sizes gliidli9 iiberitqnben,
ueber 2ano uno Wteerespogen
8liidli9 aus ben fernen Qanoen
Wieoer Bel uns einge5ogen.
Drum labt Cure Banner tpeben,
Sod bic Streifen, bod Die Sterne,
6slt' gibt's frObli6' @ieberieben,
Seimtebr aus Der tpeiteu 5erne.
2oBt aud Guer 2ieb eri9aGen,
Sbm CUR Sreu0e unb gum Slid.
2Gbt's nit !Ser3en nieoerbaIen:
Batter 8aumann lit 5uriid!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25

SA~2AGA:G<~u iiuo n Il lid. tpeilfie
ID IuURIUllUYI elm ablaBgebet fur bl
Seeleurnbe Der Der.
I~torbenen e~utbalten. gDir BADEN cine pra6tpoae @us.
pabl 5rouerbiloer oorrdtbig. Dian i6rstbe I'm Wu'
fer nno preiie al:
German Catholic Printing Co., Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25

- 6. s. peterIon, 3ubnarat, norbs
II GG6e IA INA 4aiRssssSSaSk.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
24421.Q0O
3ufoinmen

3uiammen 24,421,9OO
SieIe 3ablen Iino bon %beionDerem
SntereIIe tpen man iie nit benz &luges
foQe in 0erbinbung brirgt, nel6en
Wm. Sni9bt unb unoere 9eiiser gegen
Die Stab. fibrsn um Der 8s5a9lung
Der umluse fir bic pf!aiterun9 Der
Main Gtrabe 5u eutgeber inbem lie be-
baupten Die Gtobt @ubuque babe bic
bpm StaatsgsieBe ieitgeitelte, D06ite
8rense Der S6ulben srrei6t, tpsl3e
cine Stabt ~iibsrbaupt MAIDEN barf.
Oieie @rense lit ndmli6 5 Yro5ent bes
eeIammten Gigent6umes elmer StaDt.
Re6nen mir nun etnmal. Stint pro-
aent iino auf $24,421 900 gerabe ST.
221,O95. 4m gnbe bes itdbtiI9en ST.
nan3iabres 1898 Bis 1899 an leBten,
erIten MGra beItuno nun aber unIere
Stabti6ulo i%nsgeiammt $1,154,z
soils. 0a in bieisr Summe Die
Bombs mitein6egriffen iino, pel6e fir
Observation-Disclosures perausqabt
purben, 70 lit Die Stobt, 10 gu 1pre9en,
$66,293.82 BON benz Marimum Der err
laubten S9uloengren5e entfernt. 9a
ober bic Bombs fir Strabenper6eTez
rungen in Dirtli6tett cine S9ulb auf
bus on cte perbeiTerte StraBe itoBenoe
Gigentbum bilbet, 10 iino $224,886.18,
Der 8etra9 Der Smprobement Bombs,
rp9 bon Der eigentli9en StabtiGulb
obourednen unb mir iinb Der pffiSislz
len Sduioengren5e nod UNI $291,18O
entfernt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-07-25
0eiammtbriit Der Stabt 9ubuauc.

Sonnibip QieiiOr 9err 6. 9.
@9aefle bat bic abi4dbung oes Sc
iammtbsYiBes bere Staot DUBUQUE To-
eben bsenbet unb bas ReiuItat ieiner
4rbeit felt iiG pie fol9t 5uiammen.
@s 1T in Der Stabt Dubuque por6ans
ben, na9 bes Sopnibip &feRor's Be-
ri9t an:
perIonal Gi9ent6um IS 7,6O5,4OO
@runbbeiiB ..... 16,816,5OO
Arizona republican., 1899-02-06

high in the air, giving the sanguinary president Of the national party 10 al- ternative but to fellow suit. The rl- yalg parted without effectinG a recon ciIialion. and il is therefore supposed tlcat a resumption of hostilites may occur at no distant day.
 h the Austrian relchsr2th the dis sentien. members content themselves with flying at each others threats and converting into bedlam the entire house Of national assembly. But of dueling there has been never 9 thought since the memorable encounter be- tween the fate minister president. Count Badeni and the deputy Wolf which came of two years ago.
 One of tie first ministerial duels fought in Hungary, as far hack as tte October of 1891. took place be tween the then minister Of justice and later pres iGenlt Of the reichstag, Desiderius Szi- lagyi, and Hungary's duelistic hero Of the hour, Ferdinand Horanszky, which was followed . few weeks. later by an encounter between the minister Baron Fejervay and deputy named UrgOn Gab0r. That both HOranszky and Fcjeryary should have been in vclved in the first and in the last min iateriSl duels recorded in the annals of the reichstag is characteristic of tLe men.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-06

Cosmopolitan hotel, and is now the l New OTndcIff, in ye ancient and 1 honorable Pueblo de Tucson. Grant Oury was Speaker Of the House of
 which Fred was 9 member. At that | time no MOhaYe county existed but Ithere was a Pi-ute county with county l seat at Ehrsnburg. A Mr Gibb )rs. (a i Mormon) was returned to the council land Nr. Gibson or Gilson. known during that session as the dead5roke member from Flute, representing Fj-ute county. One day during the session Grant 0Ury called Fred to take the chair the Speaker 6esires to be heard on the pending notion Now, Fred was at home in any cther chair but that of a speaker of any sort of legislative body; but Fre1s know ledge Of Cushing, Jefferscn CT any
 other manuel of parliamentary rules safely rated st zero. The deb3te waxed
 hot and heavy, and with the many mo-
 tions to amend to lay on the table
 and amendments to the amedme1t,'
 which came thick and fast from all
 quarters of tho house and the wTang-
 ling oyer which motion took Drece-
 dent under the rules of this House
 Mr. Speaker, so confused the Speaker
 pro ten,' that he left the chait in
 rage, saying: Anyone can take this
 d--In chair that wants it, | ain't going to Dc made 2 d-m fool of any longer. l. is needless to say that Frol wa5 hot under the collar for a week over the matter. Grant resumed the chair -unseatins another Unsoplis,icated law-Eaker, who had taken Fred at his word by taking the 'G-m chair'-and soon untangled the sna1l into which the members had become involved. l. certainly would have gone pretty bad with Grant Oury had he again called the Honorable Gentleman from YavapaI to take the chair.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-06
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken from Territorial Exchanges.

I5 Der cent copper. It is Gn immense
 body Of ore, in g formation of quartz and pOrphyry and as a Ieecning prop csiti0n it would be hard to find i..- eQual-SiIyer Bet.
 we have been informed from q source we consider reliable that the night train. now running between he e and LCrdsbuTg, will very soon be con- Verted into 2 day tram and will mahe tEe trip from the latter place to CIif- ton and return, thus giving 9 train over the read each way every day. If this proves to be true t will be 9 great convenience to passengers as it will obviate the long delly they now have to endure at L0rdEburg when going either cast or west It is stated it is f01 this reason that Mc ColQuhoun de- siros to make the change Should such an order go into effect the tray cling public Twill rise up and say to MT. CClquhoun: Thou art blessed, for the present difficulties of getting in and cut of Clifton are certainly very dIsagreeable. - Solomonyille Bulletin
 When I body Of rich ore is struck in a mine in Colorado, says the Prescott Courier; all home newspapers are promptly furnished with full particG- lars and the news of the strike is tele- Eraphed all over the world. When rich'strilIe is made in this section nine times cut of ten every eff fcrt possible is made to keep the matter a secret. People who know are afraid to tell the news papers, and people outside are without authentic information. Result: Ari- zona, and especially Yayapai county, with as good mining field as CoIc- Tado, is half a century behind that state in the matter of mining This procedure of hiding your light under a bushei" may he wonderfully cum ming. but it is more effective in retard- ing the development of 2 country than almost any other imaginable means.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-06
JAMES 0'CONNOR,
 BRICK CONTRACTOR
Estimates given on all kinds of brick work Jobbing a speciality.
 Box A25, CIfY.
Castle Greek Hot Springs
 Of Arizona.

4 delightful resort for health-seek- CTS; perfect climate, natural hot springs of great medicinal and curative powers, especially for rheumatism; the only springs where you can take baths in the open air the year around without running any risk of colds; open-air swimming pool; private baths in DOT celain-lined tubs. A comfortable and attractive house of twenty-five rooms, in addition to which ample tent room, with board floors and sides, is furnished to those who prefer open-air accommo- dations. There will be a resident phy- sician during the winter months. Rates, $500 per day, or $18.00 per week. Tent accommodations are also prov4Ied at the rate of $2.00 per day or $12.O0 per week. Round-trip tickets via Hot Springs Junction, torty-four miles from Phoenix on the s. F., P. & P R. R., in cluding stage fare, are sold at all sta tions on the railroad. Daily stage, ex- cept Sundays, runs to the Springs. A new building has been completed at Hot Springs Junction for the accommo- dation of guests going to the Springs. For further information apply to
 F. w. GILLETT,
 General Agent s. F., ?. &s P. R. R.,
 Phoenix,
 Or to c. M. COLHOUN, Manager, P. o. address. Hot Springs. Arizona
Arizona republican., 1899-02-06
THE QUAY CONTEST
Good Prospect Of Deadlock
 Till Aftcr The Trial.
f1uoh Depends cn Inc Result Of Inc Court Pr0cccdingS- change in Bail0iing Looked for Soon-Val- kenburg issues Statement.

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 5.-AU the
 politicians have left the city, but they
 will swarm again cn Capitol Hill to-
 morrow. There $ scarcely a sign C3
 the fight for Senator Quay's seat>here
 tonight All the fighters have disap-
 peared, and with the exception oi the
 Van VaIkenburg brothers, at the Com
 nonweaIth he1dquarters of the anti
 Quay forces, and Captain J. NJ. Clark
 at the LCChiel headquarters Of the
 Quay people, there is no activity at
 any of the hotels, the Jenks boom having been left to shift for itself at the Bolton house.
 Senator Grady, l1ho has recovered from Q severe attack of grip, and .ReDr resentative Charles E. Voorhees,, arrived this evening from Philadel- phia, but there are not many other legislators of either branch of the gen eraI assembly in to VII. Tomorrow the szirmishing will be renewed. and there are vague hints Of a purpose to force things by the Quay men on Tues day, but there is little stock taken in this sort of gossip by those who are upon the inside of the various head quarters.
 E. A. Van Valken5Urg, the active manager Of the 8nd-QUay factiCn. is suffering from an attack Of Theuma- tisn tonight, but he was not too in to fire a brcadside at taa Op- position in the shape of a statement of the situatjcr, in which he hau25 T. 1E, E. Addis, of Philadelphia, 3 municipal league reformeT, over the coaIs for his efforts in behalf of Senator Quay. He also hints at the presence Of bribery in the city and discusses the activity of the state administration for the statesman from Beaver
 There is a strong impression here that there vii be no important change in the voting until after the trial Of Senator Quay. If he should be acquitted the chances are that he will be re- elected, but if convicted or if the jury should fail to agree, he will probably be defeated. There are few who think that the deadlock will last the session and that Gov ernCr Stone will have to summon the law-makers in extra session fcr the purpose of electing a United Staees senator. If Senator Quay shall be tried on the 20th of February his term will probably expire before the case is finally disposed Of.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-06
TROUBLES OF A GENIUS.

Some men that have average or more than average intelligence in cer- tain directions seem to lack even the protection of instinct in other direc- tions You've heard the old story Cf the man who got on the wrong side of the saw while trimming a tree and never realized his error till he had dropped twenty feet to hard ground? :? Well, sir, l have a true incident to match it.
 Co ahead, was urged upon the philosopher, VlO is one of DetrOit'S big ice dealers
 "A chap came to me early in the sea son and wanted me to invest in an ice cutting machine he had invented. He tried to tell me all about it. but 1 sim ply told nim to get his machine out on the ice and put it to work as soon as we commenced operations. If it would dO what he claimed for it. we would nave no difficulty in coming to terms. l happened to tbc on the field the morn ing of his appearance but was toe busy experimenting affairs to give him or his device any special attention
 Suddenly there was 9 great yell ing, sputterinS and calling fer help. We 5shed my inventive friend cut of the water, half drowned and half fro- zen. His machine had started, under the ice, for a journey toward Niagara Fails"
 How did the thing happen ,"
 Nothing accidental about t. The machine vas made to cut circular pieces df ice. The whole trouble with the thing vas that the genus and his machine had to stand 1n the center of the fated circle while working. De troit Free Press.