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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
saar. NnisL GifeI uuh Snnsrad.

Die 4ltare i'm Dome su
Srier iperoen griinbli9 renopirt.
gs miro audi cine neue Srael aufaes
iteut nno cine neue Safriitei aebaut.
geim @reben bes Sunbamenis fir bic
Satriitei itteB man auf bel S6utt,
Der benefit, bab Der DOM burd cine
seipaltige Seuersbrunit SeritDrt por-
ben III. - Die a;r1e in SermesteiI,
sanoireis Srier Tim 8oltsmunbe
Dom beg Spdpalhss" genannt) rirb
prd9tis ausssmaIt. Die Mclerei lou
$4,000 Matt ,cit.n, ipel9e burd Mufs
fibrung bon Ebeaieritiden bur9 Wers
etnsmitslieber aufgebraht tperben fol-,
len. - Die i'm @au beeriffcne Stride
gum 81. @nbreas in 8inenfelb, Rreis
Saun, foa i'm nG9iten SerbIt einaes
peibt tperben. Sas nsue @ottes6aus III
elm i%mpoIduter 9du. Der bodp.
Sr. Nitplaus Sisbr, pfarrer BON
Ra9tig, Sreis 8erntaitel, lit i'm bitter
bon 63 Sabren s%eitorbsn. @r mar aes
biirtig aus NaGIenfansen BEL Saars
louis, ieii 1861 8rieftsr unb pirtte als
3aplan il 1rhsm unb als pfarrer in
pronSiela BEL Briim, in @Dlfinaeu an
Der Saar nae i. Radtis.
8tn9eriassn, II. Sali. @e>
tern purbe 81. p%,niionirte oebrerin
SrGulein Gliie Webers bier gu GRADE
getragen. Ro9 ielten bal MAJ bier
sinsH ioIa sroBsn 2siaensus seisssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

Itpeet little birb this morning2" ., bu
gfalt!" mar bic prpmpte IntpDrt.
unb pGbrenb Srau Heeo perpler orein
l4aute, %plapperte Der 9osel, au ibr ges
punbt, tpeiter: Sud pa9 net eio
BONN bran!" = OILS Der Ii9ter, Der
ebenfaas MIR englii9 peritebt, frdete:
rWea, poap, pbat bib bou iaD?" CAB
pouD Die perbliiffenbe Nntport: 80,
ou ale Perosbef!!" 9err 9rinbipille
mo4te aus benz maliti0fen 8eld6ter
i6lieBen, bab es cine getpagte. Sadie
lei, nod mebr 6rasen on ben 4apasei
au ~iteLlen, unb pobl ober libel muBte er
ben 8ogel Der 5rau Stduber, ais Der
re6tmGBisen 8eiiserin, Suiteaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
9lus Der Si0ceIc ga GroHe.

Der bo6p'te 5err 8ii6of s,
G9peba9 bat folsenbes Circular al
ben bp6tp. SiDSeIansGl erlafen;
ySr6piirbiser 9err!
Infer III. Batter, Papit Seq XIII.
INNER beitrebt, Die @bre 9pttes uni
'bas Sell Der Menf9en gu fDroern
ipiinf6t ale MenI9en in cine innigert
8ereinigung nit Dem FL. SerSen SeIu
benz llrqueu allies 2ebens unb alel
Seilisteit gu brineen. sSn einem apps
itolii9en S9reiben, pel9es &c. Seia
lisfeit am %. Mai 1899 on ale 9i.
.fdDfe bes GrbtreiIes rt9tete, prbnei
Der Stelpertreter GbriIti an, bab cir
9ribuum 81 @6ren bes heilisiten Ger.
gems eefeiert peroe, unb bab pdbrent
bieier Mnba6t iebe 9emeinoe ii9 feier.
lid oieiem 81. Ser3en peibe.
en- llebereinitimmung nit biefem
8erlansen bes 81. @atsrs unb auf baE
Mir, Infer seliebter Glerus unb unie,
@olt, an ben auberproentli6en Seq.
nungen oieier 5hDnen Mnoa6t She'll
baben m0gen, perorbnen Wir, bab in
jeber pfarrfir9e unferer Si0Seie cir
feierli9es Sribuum am 13., ID. uni
Is. 4usuit ~absebalten tperbe, unb BAT
am lebten Sage bieier breitdsisen Ins
baht, ndmli9 am Seite Marid Sims
melfabrt, Der feierlide Weibunss= 4ti
Der san5en @emeinoe por9enommen
tperbe.
Wir erlauben, baB Der Sesen mil
benz Maerbeilisiten an jebem Sage bies
der @nba9t eegeben iperbe na6 pprbes
riger Mbbetung Der neuen 9er3 Selu,
2itanei unb anberer paHenber 9ebete
Sn Miiiipnstir9en fann Der bod.
ipiirbise 9err Hettpr ben Weibesg Oft
on irgenb einem beliebieen Sage apis
f9en Dem 6. Qusuit unb benz 3. Sep
TENDER pornebmen.
Sn iolfen pfarrfir6en, in pel9er
biefes Sribuum aus einem beIonoerer
,@runbe on ben beitimmten Sdgen ntd}t
absebalten tperbsn fann, iiberlaFer
Mir bic Wabl Der Sage bonn 6. Iusuii
Bis gum 3. September benz 9utbiinten
Der betr. bodp. SS. Gettoren.
8eseben gu Ga grof1e, am 5eite bea
III. Sgnatius 1899.
SatobusS Of 6,
8ii9of."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

SIM Sabre 1893 purpe auf benz Jog.
.Sobseri9t" bel Sells, recbts bon Der
Strabe uno limits bes Pfabes bon
Gbriitna4 mad Sells, elmer STEELE, no
man iebt cine berrli6e 4usiidt seuiebt,
bic leBte in unlerem 2anbe itattsefuns
bene Sinridtung an benz @alsen por=
senpmmen. Die Sinriatuns sei9ab
our 3eit bes Seupalre9tes unter Der
9erriHaft Sels. Das bortise Sc
ri1tsamt beitanb aus 8 Ridtsrn; pros
turatpr Der Serri6aft bes S9loKss
mar Sr. Irenbt aus Sietir9. Die
Sinridtuns puroe an benz ipssen mebs
rerer @~elpbiebitGble permittelit Gins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
9aiern enbofbIitten.

Selbtpebel gu einem iibenben Sornis
fem: nSonnerpetter, blaien sic ni6t
10 melan6plil9, sic iinb ui9t ber
ISrompeter bon Sddingen!"
r. +
Sergeant: r&erle, id CLAUDE Sbrs
Snteaisens bat epigen 9unteIarreit!"
llnteroffiaier: pPiefte, MAIDEN Sit
nidt elm @eii9t ipie cine alte Ssunafer,
bic ibren Geburtsi9ein Dor bic g(useu
befommt!"
Wadtmeiiter (au einem Ginidbriaen,
Der i'm GiD~ilDerbGltnib lprii9er Si6ter
if): mMieni9, sic feben nit sSbrem
Sdbel aus Ipie eine S9pertlilie!"
unteroffiaier (beim Surnen): nNber
Plunte, sic bdngen pieber i'm Barren
ipie elm 8amsel, benz serabe Der atpeite
S1der ipa9it."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
Grobher3o9thum.
1us Ger bauptitaot.
j. B. MERKELs.

@ffiienbof. Im oerfl. Sreie
fam Die Strafia9e bes Offentli9en Mtz
niiteriums segen Sedius bon Wormels
bingeu por Dem Qifienbofe gum Iusz
TRACE. Mi6ael 8edius mar bes Brit
bermorbes angetlugt. Die ~gepflogenen
@erbanolungen bra9ten benz NffiIens
bot bic lleberSeusung, bdB bic A6fi4t
gu tDoten ni9t pprlag uno berurtbeilte
berIelbe ben Mi9asl 8edius au elmer
3u9tbausftrafe BON 6 Sa6ren.
Sus 9erbre6en bon Mprnes
rid purbe am perfl. Sienstda ppr benz
IfTiIenbofe %perbanoelt. Der 27idbrige
peter Steder, Nrbeiter, eeborsu gu
5els. SuleBt pobnbaft gu Sid q. b. o.,
purbe Der Nptbsu9t permittelt Sc
MULTIPLICATION, bes SpbtI9laes, be-
gangen an Der AZ Sabre alien Gbefrau
&unnert in Wonneri6. Der 3ehprellee
rel unb Der freipiaigen S9lGee unb
@erpunounsen fir f6uIbig srtlGrt,
nnb CUR S~ooesifrafe, our Qberfennung
auf 2ebensSeit Der i'm Nrtifel 81 oes
Strafgeiesbu9es aufge3dblten Is9te,
fopie oes Rehtss ShantpirtbI1aft
81 balten uno 81 ben B~roSeBfpIten per=
urtbeilt. Serner 20 Sabre unter bic
befonoere Iufii4t Der Yplissi seItelt.
Steder ion ii9 geGuBert baben, er perz
be iid umbrinsen; in Solse befen pirb
er elmer befonberen Iufii9t unterporz
fen. gu ben 8erbanblungen bes Yrpz
aeiIes paren 20 3eusen unb 6 4srate
gelaoen.
Giotlfanbb Der Stabt
2uremburg.
9eburten. = Gpm 10. Suli:
Soiepb g. b. Matbias ganipe, Giienz
babnbeamter; Ilp6ons guitap, g. b.
@ittor @insba9, 8u6fi6rer, gu
Steinfort pobnbaft; H.: Maria Sos
iepbine unb Spbanna Barbara, 3fpil=
lingstinber bon Satpb Ndermann,
S9uma9er; Soiepb 9einri9 Syrdns,
g. b. Srdn5 Pirf9, YfDrtner an Der
Normaliaule; Soiepb &arl, g. b. Ni>
tolaus Gben, Beibserber; glementine
Marsaretba Sobannu, 8. b. Sobann
8dumer. Sa9lobner; Sobann peter,
g.. b. Sobann Peter S9neiber, On
itreihsr; r.: 9alentin @buarb, g. b.
@ittor Wabl, @heturanszO DIRECTOR.
Seirdtben .-Sominid S6mitt,
Shloffer nit Mardaretha aen. Maria
Matbieu.
SterbefGIle. - 8om z. Suli:
2uiie Srsoerita 3o9aestp, alt 90 Sab
re, obne Stunb, ebelos; g.: 8arl
Yleimling, aft "a Sabre, Saal0bner,
ebeloS; g.: Oominid Sensei9, alt "a
Sabre, Brides am prieIterzS Seminar;
peter 8eder, alt 81 Sabre, &alteuan;
TO-: Maria Wilbelm, alt 40 Sabre,
@befrau BON Sulius Subertb, auts
19enlatirer; aatbarina Maria anp6,
alt 3 Monate unb 3 @o6en; Sulius
Wtaier. alt 3 Wo9en; Gliiabetb Sepe<
ming, alt So Sabre, @itttpe BON Or.
WoriB Mpris, Stls. praftii9er Mrst, su
gttelbriid pobnbaft; Sriebri6 4res
mer. olt 2 Monote unb 10 Sage; H.:
Glemence Setter, alt A Sabre, Gbes
frau bon Sobann Peter MerI9, BEL
ger; Sominid Bad, alt 80 Sabre
8ergmann, ebelos; 49,: gngelita
Gni9 alt 60 Sabre. gbefrau bon pez
ter Serber. Sanoelsmann, gu 9erbprf
i~pp6nbaft. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
Bic lette 0niautine In 2nrembura.

8elesentli9 Der @erurtbeiluna bes
JrauenmOroers Peter Steder ipegen
oes Monneri9er 2uitmproes ipa Der
@roBber5og ertldrt babsn, er fperoe ben
Srepler n d t besnabigen. 9(lio muB
Der 0erurtbeilte sefOpft iperben.
Sa bort man aber bon allen Seiten
in Staot 2uremburs ben Ginpanb:
rWir BADEN peber @uiaptine nod
S4drfri9ter." Oas lit frsili9 pabr.
Seit benz Sobe bes lebten S6arfri9s
tiers Spirtel lit tein Sitular mebr err
nannt pprben.
Sonberbdres Detail: Der lebte
S6arfri6ter Spirfel mar elm fold,
ipeth9ersiser Mann, bab sr tein 8lut
1eben tpnnte. Wenn i'm Sauie pber in
Der Ha9barI9aft elm S6tpein pber
aud nur elm !9ubn eei9la6tet purbe,
o mafte er fi9 aus benz Staube. Die
3uiaptine9 Oeren lleberrelte finb nod
porbanben unb liesen auf Dem Spei9er
oes bieiigen Suiti5Palais in peri6iebes
men Gden berum. Die lebten Sinri6z
tuneen nit Der 9uiGptine geI9aben i'm
Sabre 1917. 3 Suben batten am
palmIonntag i'm Stabtgrunb in einsm
Wirtbsbaus, in pelfem fie iibernadte=
ten, bic Wir.bsfrau une beren SoGter
pdbreno Der Ra9t umgebraGt unb be-
rdubt. 2 purben gum Sooe p~erurtbeilt
unb auf benz Siihmdrtt bingeridtet,
elmer purbe freiseipro6en. Damn bic
aaerlebte !Sinri6tung, pel9e nit Der
9uiaotine auf benz @lucis i'm Sabre
1923 porgenpmmen tpuroe. Gin Mablz
miller bate feline @6efrau smiIGen
2 Mabliteinen in Der Miible ermprbet,
puroe gum Spbe perurtbeilt uno binz
geri9tet, nobel Die jebigen lIeberreite
Der Suiaptine nod ibren Sienit pera
iaben.
Gum S9luiIe mod 5tpei &eminiscenz
sen: SIN Sabre 1881 tpurbe cine Srau
aus Dem Canton MerIU, pel6e ibren
Gbemann bermittelit zines 8eiles i'm
Sett ermoroet bate, I'm einen anberen
Reiratben gu tOnnen. gum Spbe perurs
tbeilt. Der oumulise SuitisminiIfer
uno 9eneral Proturator fpllen, pie
man erSGblt, 9. 90. ben 9Dnig, @i(s
belm III. gebeten bdben, bic Spbess
itrafe poa5ieben gu laiIen. Der &Dnig
ion ertpioert baben: .O'accpro apec
pous. mais lie ne commencerai pas apec
une femme" Die S~pbesftrafe nuroe
in lebensldnglide 3pansss @rbeit ums
9eipanoelt. Nah an Dem 9rauIiaen
aber audi nod cine bsitere Hote. sSm
Sabre 1871 purbsn 5 Sttel6riider fpes
gen 81 Walbbiaig. Siintingen II. {. 10.
periibten MorbpsrIude unb ginbri;de
gum Sobe perurtbeilt unb bann Al les
bensldngliHer 3panssarbsit begnaz
bist. Ser 8erihtsf6reiber Suirinp in
Sietirh, elm betannter Wibbolb, iaete,
na6bem bas urtbeil i'm Oietir6er Sc
ri6tsbof betannt purbe, gum bamalis
gen 9eri6tszP fDrtner 2d%uterbpur, Der
bes Sefteren iaete, er tonne fein 8lut
1eben: y2auterbour, Der I5iiIenbof bat
perpronet, Su miiBteit bic 5 Gttel=
briider tDpfen, On barfit Did benz Sc
ri6t ni6t pioerieBen." 2auterbour
f6pur bod unb bebr, er tonne tein
8lut flieBen ieben uno audi oas &opfz
abi4lagen ni4t p%ornebmen. Quiriz
nh: nSu biit aber elm i9appiser 3erl.
Bon ieoem 8opf betpmmit 0u 100 Sr.,
oies i6one @elo befpmmt iebt elm Ins
berer 81 perbienen." 2duterbour trdbs
tie ii9 .binter ben Sbren, baS i60ne
8eroienit bate ibn balb betebrt. Mit
pi@tiger 4mtSmisne fraste er, inbem
er bas 8eiAGft gu ii%bernebmen i6ien,
npiepiel &Dpfe iino es benn9"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
Dereiniete Staaten.
SisbHtbse,S u., 3. Dug. '99.
9eebrter 9err @onner!

y Nyav os ~bAs O1e
@eebrter !Serr @onner!
Im Mpntae, ben 81. Suli, unters
nabmen 9err peter Hi19 aus @panz
ton. ST., beiien 9emablin unb Sohz
ter cine Heiie nod europa, INN elm
ldnsit gema6tes 9orbaben in Qusfiibs
runs 81 brinsen. Die a9tbare 5amis
lie piro i'm Stepbanus>S otel, in Der
Staot 2uremburg Wobnung nebmen,
uno ii9 i'm nd9iten Sabre pGbrenb Der
Barrier MISUNDERSTANDING in Der Sauptz
ftaot Srantreid's nieoerlafien, unb
oann na9 Imerita suriidtebren. Serr
unb Srau Hii9 lpurben in Merbig,
Canton Sistir6, @rpbber3ogtbum
Suremburg geboren unb Iieoelten in
1872 na6 Imeritd iiber. Srau Rii9
1T cine Sohter bes nunmebr perItor6ez
men Serrn peter SrauI9, ebsmaliser
4sent Der .0uremburser 9aSette", unb
cine SApeiter bes iebisen @senten oera
ielben, Serrn Soiepb Srau5d. OaB
Die Sumilie Hii9 elmer balbisen un6
sliidlihen Mntunft i'm alien @aterlans
be e~ntsesenie6e unb iih abba elmer
bSait ansenebmen 3eit erfreuen mDse,
iinb Die berSliditen Wiini6e ibrer @erz
panoten uno sablrei9en 5reunbe.
I4tungsppl g. 8.
@us g t. paul, Minn.. tommt
bic Srauerna6ridt bon benz 4bleben
u~nIeres seIdGbten alien SreuRbes unb
sbemalisen 9p~talagenten peter Clos.
0srielbe mar lGngere 3eit trant sepe=
fen unb mir batten in elmer friiberen
drummer bon ieinem 2eiSsn beri4tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
Gas BEN hbrisen 0roBbsr,ustbam.

Sarlingen, 8. SuIi. @sitsrn
Na9mittas awii9en A unb 8 ubr sins
iiber unIere @egeno elm i6peres Sc
pitter nieber. Der 9liB I4lus in bas
Saus bes Iderers Wilbelm 8srtbplet;
pas 9aus tit bonn Jeusr arg Indigenous
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
Die Wmmocraebmrt.

Maria 1T 8rpitaq, ibr Sp6n 1T bimms
lii6 2i9t;
Drum brinet er gang our4 tie, uni
Dffnet ie bod ni6t.
Sobannes 4n9elus Sileiius.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-06-08
FRANK THOMSON. DEAD.
Pennsylvania Railroad President q
Victim Of Indigestion.
HIS DEATH WHOLLY UNEXPECTED

He Had Been Confined to His Bed Since
His Recent Tour OF Inspection-Over
Forty Years in the Pennsylvania
Railroad Service.
Philadelphia, June 6.-Frank Thorn
son. president of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company. died at 1880 o'clock
last evening at his home at Merton.
q few miles out OF the city. Mr.. Thom-
son had been i'll about two weeks. He
returned to his home on May 20 from
o tour of inspection, which he. with
other officials Of the company, had
made over the main and leased lines
Of the Pennsylvania railroad system.
The trip had occupied about week.
Upon his return home he was suffer-
ing from acute indigestion, and at once
took to his bed and placed himself In
the hands Of his physician. Mr.. Thom-
son had enjoyed extraordinary good
health and his relatives and friends
believed he would soon rally and re-
cover from his indisposition. His death
was rather sudden and was wholly un.
expected. Mr.. Thomson was 58 years
Of age, and since he reached the age
of l6 years had been In the service
Of the great railroad company Of which
he had been the head during the last
two years Of his life. he having sue
ceeded to the presidency In 1897, upon
the death of George B. Roberts.
In the early years Of his service pro-
motions came rapidly to Frank Thorn
son, and as responsibilities became
constantly heavier he met them and
carried them, and was rewarded will
increasing rewards. AS general man
ager he introduced notable reforms ir
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-06-08
DREYFUS' HOME COMING.

Tho Prisoner VIII Resume His Milf
tary Uniform at Once.
Fort de France, Martinique, June 8.
There is no truth In the report that
Dreyfus has embarked on board the
steamer Vile de Tangiers. The Sfax
which left here at 10 o'clock Sunday
night to take Dreyfus on board. sailed
quite Unexpectedly. II was not until
o'clock In the afternoon that her com.
mander was notified to sail. and the
cruiser left as soon as she could get
up steam and take on board the necces-
sary prov isions.
The authorities OF Cayenne foresaw
four days ago that the Sfax would
leave Fort de France on her present
mission; and at 2 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon the dispatch boat Goeland,
stationed in the waters OF French
Guiana left Cayenne. the capital. tor
DEVILS island. having on board the
superints sndent Of the psnitentiary and
the commander of the marine artillery.
These ofieials are delegated BY the
French government TO o8eaally pO1afy
Dreyfus OF the revision oe his tStsl.
Dreyfus received ON Saturday from
his wife q cable message announcing
the detision. Of, the court Of cassNton'
| Drsyfus, however, will be under
charges after being oficis1ly noti0sd
Of the courts action In his case. but
he will be able to resume wearing the
military uniform OF his rank. In order
to 30 appear before the new council Of
war
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-06-08
CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES
Alleged Bribers Arrested, and Accus-
- er~ Charged with Perjury.

Alleged Bribers Arrested, and Accus-
err Charged with Perjury.
Harrisburg. June3.-Information was
made before Alderman Spayd. Of this
city. yesterday afternoon against Rep
resentative John Engler. Of Lycoming
county. charging him with perjury in
testifying before the legislative inves-
tigating committee that he was Of
fered Q certain sum of money by ex-
Senator John J. Coyle, OF Philadel-
phia. to vote for reconsideration OF
the McCarrell bill In the assembly
last February. A warrant was Issued
for Engler's arrest and he was arrested
at Williamsport today and released OF
bail. Informations will also be made
against certain other legislators Wa
appeared beforge the bribery conm!t-
tee. charging them with giving false
testimony.
Robert Evans. of Philadelphia, wno
10 charged with having corruptly sc
licited Representative William c. Nor
ton. OF Wayne county, to vote for the
McCarrell bill, waived a hearing las
evening before Alderman Maurcr, ul
this city, and gave bail In $500 for
trial. The Commonwealth Trust com
pany. OF Harrisburg, has furnished
bonds for Mr.. Evans and other defend
ants In the bribery cases. The war
rants for the persons against whom in
formations were made on Thursday in
this city have all been served, the nc
cused have furnished bail, and the
prospects are that the cases will be
called for trial at the term Of court be-
ginning June IL. Four informa-
tions for corrupt solicitation are
made against ex-senator John J. Coyle
OF Schuylkill. two against Represents
tive Charles B. Spatz Of Berks, one
each against ex- x-RepresentativeT Thomas
M. Moyles OF Wilkesbarre, ex-Con-
gresham Monroe II. Kulp OF Northum-
berlan, ex-Representative John K
Byrne OF Fayette. and Frank B. Jones
OF Philadelphia. Additional informa-
tions were also made against ex-Sena-
tor Coyle and A.,chael J. Costello, OF
Philadelphia. for conspiracyto bribe. In
formations have also been made against
Mr.. Costello at Williamsport for cor
rupt solicitation. and a similar charge
have been brought at Easton against
Parker Fl. Titus. OF Bangor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-06-08
|NORONC CAPTURED /.
Troops in Possession Of Another
Philippines Town.
REBELS. PUT TO FLIGHT,

Men OF the signal Service Display
k,cuai Bravery in Placing Wires In
be Extreme Front Twenty-nine
telegraph Omces Established.
Manila, June 6.-Two battalions Of
n Washington troops. under Colonel
haley, on board cascoes. were toweo
bm Pasig to Morong on Sunday and
uded under cover OF Q well directed
d from the "tinclad" army gunboats
apidan and Covadonga. ,...
The rebels, who were intrenched In
e outskirts OF the town. reserved
er fire until the troops were ashore
Id in the open.
The American artillery opened hre
the insurgents and drove them from
keir positions. killing nine Of them
I'D wounding five. -,
The Washington troops then took
e town. the insurgents fleeing to the
ills.
While the Americans were on their
nv to Morong the insurgents opened
re from q shore battery at Ancona.
heir first shot striking the Cova-
pnga's awning aft at Q range Of $500
birds.
The Napidan also was fired at.
The original plan was to surround
he forces of General Pho del Pillar.
D that he must retreat to the Morons
PENINSULA. where capture would have
been inevitable. This was not . COM
,ete success, because General Halls
kolumn found the country full OF
handicaps to marching. There were
eyeral streams to be bridged or ford
ID. and the troops frequently founder
ID through morasses waist deep ip
mud. an experience which. under ths
lerrific sun, exhausted the Americans
butte beyond endurance. Most OF Gen
.ral Pho del Pillars followers are sup
posed TO have escaped northward,
probably reaching Bosoboso. q strong
hold In the mountains.
Reports from the chief signal oficer
kt Manila and from Major A. G. Devoe.
|ol the Quartermaster's department
have been forwarded to Washington.
|The report of the signal ofiicer sketches
lin considerable detail the work Of the
signal corps in the islands. and speaks
I'm terms Of high praise Of the worh
of both officers and men.
There were many instances OF rapid
work. and distinguished bravery on the
part Of ofllcers in the night at Cal0ocan
whero the laying Of long line Of wire
was necessary. A signal once was se'
Up at the extreme front. and was doinl
business In . few minutes after the
action ceased. 4,s -
In the fight at Tondo An ONCE wal
opened and doing business in the heart
Of the burning town before any at.
tempt was made to- put out the Are.
Every command. depot or outpost ol
the army can now be reached from q
different telegraph omces..
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A Woman Bandit Captured.

Phoenix. A. T.. June 6.-The t~o
robbers who held up the Globe and
Florence stage last Tuesday have been
captured by Sheriff Truman. Of Pima
county, near Benson. One OF them
turned out to be woman named
Pearl Hart. She made . strong fight.
Both were asleep with their guns be-
side them. When they awakened shc
man seemed paralysed with fright. but
the woman. reaching for the guns,
which had been removed. sprang TO
her feet and fought vigorously. All
the money, about $3.50. three revolvers
and q gold watch which were taken
from passengers on the stage were re-
covered.
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Tho esmoans Disarming.

Washington, June 6.]The navy DE-
partment yesterday made public the
following cable from Admiral Kauts.
in charge of the American navy IN
Samoan waters. the cablegram having
been forwarded to It from San Fran
cisco: Both native &, factions. the
Malietoans and the Mataafans. are
disarming. Mataafa has surrendered
1900 guns. VIII instruct the COM
mander Of the Badger to send the Bru-
tus to Honolulu a. soon a. she can be
spared. Expect to sail from here on
the 2lst with the remains Of Lieuten-
ant Lansdale and Ensign Monaghan.
Will probably reach San Francisco
June 25."
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the administration. management ana
maintenance Of the road. and the same
spirit characterized his career - vice
president and PRESIDENT 2ess..,. .. d
! He developed the high grade o. ais
capiine which marks the rnministra-
tion Of the Pennsylvanis ,tatiroad IN
every department. and widely dif-
fereut talent was shown In the diplo-
matte and delicate relations With other
trunk lines and systems when he waa
second vice president. His many
sidedness" ts shown also BY hts works
left In the superior standard OF equip
ment. the adoption OF the block sig
nal system and other safety appliances
the building OF picturesque stations
the standard track and solid roadbed
Since his youth Mr.. Thomson was
notcd for his tact and ability To win
the regard OF all with whom be came
In contact. He had always loyal sup
port from his employees and co-work-
e1s. During the term OF the late Presi'
dent George d. Roberts he was re-
garded as the diplomat Of the system
and trying and vexatous questions
were deity and satisfactorily settled
by Mr.. Thomson. He had wide nc.
auaintanee among the public men OF
this country. and perhaps no Other
American was 90 widely known among
foreign men Of affairs.
Mr.. Thomson was one OF the mos'
popular men Of prominence In Phila'
delphia. His social life was the mos'
attractive side Of his peculiarly at
tractive character. He was lover o.
books and q patron Of art. literature
and music. His beautiful home al
| "Conkerhill" was a delightful resort
for his large circle Of friends. and con
tains many choice and valuable paint
inRs and other works of art.
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A. Caldwell: auditor,W d. Guilbert. OF
Caldwell; treasurer. Isaac d. Cameron.
OF Lisbon: attorney general, l.. w.
Hull. OF Sandusky; supreme Judge. W,
d. Davis. of Marion: member OF board
Of public works. Frank Huffman.
George X. Nash is a leading attorney
Of Columbus, and is 45 years old. He
has been prosecuting attorney OF
Franklin county. attorney general OF
the state. member Of the supreme
court. and during four campaigns
chairman OF the state committee.