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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14
Gaar, Noisl. GifeI uno 9ansri6.

Srier, %. Stt. Ser seItern
Morsen infolse zines Shlasanfaues
peritorbene prdiipent bes bieiisen
2anbseri6tes, Sr. Soief pOl9, er,
rei1te Elm Glitter bon 76 Sabren. Oer-
felbe entitammte elmer alien turtrieris
i6sn 5amilis unb mar 1923 bier als
@obn bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bold seboren. Gr ipirtte ola NHeNor
bier, in Ssrmesteil, Saarbriiden unb
Roblsns ais 2anori4ter inDuTelpori
ais 9eri6tsratb am Mppelbof uno
acknowledgement 81 8Dln unb als
BrGiioent Der 2anbgerihte gu Gl6erz
feib uno bier in ieiner 0ateritaot, no
er aud 1894 iein 50iGbrigss Imts=
iubildum beeins.
8urba6 Ger. priim). Sn einem
Iebensebdube sines Raufmannes uno
Mderer 9 brad zines Mittags Gsuer
aus; innerbalb elmer Stunbe batten bic
Siammen, beeiuflubt bur9I rodenbeit.
WaEermangel unb Winoridtuns. flint
WobnbGuier nit ben Hebeneebduben
gum Sbeil biz auf ben 9runb In 4ihe
gelsgt. Oanf Der aufopfernoen Sfda
tist.it, Der bieiigen, lppie bic Ginppb-
ner BON !Sui6eio, 8alesfelo unb Heis
peubaG, pel6 lebtere nit ibrer Jeusrs
ipribe baib our Sanb tparen, selans
es, bic umlissenbeu, gum She'll iaon
brsnnenben 9sbdube Su retten. 4u6
bds :DobnbauS ne6en benz 9ranobeerbe
ipurbe eerettst. gtn benz WaHermansel
trasen einselr. gtuipobnsr bes Ortes,
pslGs Der Mnlesune elmer @aHerleis
tuna pioerltrsbten, bic S6ulb. Die
@ebGube tparen meiit gering. bic
'Grii9te oasssen nod ni4t periiHsrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14
Tins nem abrisen Orsbbsrsostbaa.

@repenma1er, 20. Stt. Der
@smeiuberatb bat bier Die S:rrsn pros
feEor b'9uart. Jnsenieur Slider unb
Snssu;eur Gnsneiier ernannt, UNI bas
9rpiett elmer WaFerleituns gu itubiss
rem. geitern paren bic beiben 9ebts
senunntsn gu biefem 3peds bier an
tpeisnb. Nan besab fi9 Worsens
mad benz !5pbbur, Rddmtttass nod
Der DspIermiibie unb nod Madtum.
Den. 5rsmoen batten Ii6 Der aantos
n~alarst Or. Dr. &nuff, Der Staatss
tbitrurst Or. Wadel. Der 8iirsermeiftsr
unb Der Stdbtietrstdr anseidloHen.-
SIM Weinbanpel lift es nod Siemli1
lttn. Die 9eie beginnt aber AUDI erIt;
mas Bis iebt b,imseboIt tpurbe. iparen
bic Sruuben, bic bon SdulniB selit>
ten batten. Gs beibt, bic Weinbdnes
ler Der l%lntermo5el bGtten einen Rins
s.bilbet uub bic preiSe, gu peneu Il.
bier ~sintaufea pplIen. feiteeiebt. Dir
sluuben taum, baB bic pielfa9 perbrei-
tete Habribt tpabr IT.. Die Winser
braudteu Iih aud burbaus ni6t Gnss
ftiesn gu laHeu. Was bic 9roBen
nibt taufen, taufen bic 3leinen. Das
bissjIbrise @cdstbum sibt meiii eineu
trinfboren Wsiu unS tann 70 birett on
Die &unb,u dbstIebt ,psroen. au5u
reid III bic Grnte niht, uno an trinf>
barem Wein lift bier tein @orratb mebr.
Mc9tum, 10. Oft. Dor Sur
gem bot DE tier Reinede elm oreiites
StiidGen selieferi. 3psi Sdasr paren
bier auf Der Saso; Der cine SGob auf
einen Studs unb feblte; Der anbsre
I9pB auf einen Saien unb traf. isbod
ionnts Der Saie nod cine Strede nett
laufen, ssraoe benz Su9s in bic
Quere, Der ben bintenoen 9ampe padte
snb nit ibm peri6panb. Gin alter
SGger bebauptet. elm eletder Saa iei
ibm nod nidt porsetommsn.
/, @ormelbiuseu, Ia. Stt. Sn
w;t:ssn ~~,.: :, u. =: r-;,,~,;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14
Ass eer Gei@idte ses aagembarser
6lopHelfriegss,
nie iie Reo. 3orn in ieinsm bier f4on
10 oft erndbnteu Werte eradblt, entz
nsbmen mir nod folsenbes intereKante
8apitel:
Der 3~uammenitoB Bel
G~eulen, gttelbrId unb
Shieren.
Gortfeb u n a.

Wom Bufenfndpp ittegen bic 5rdnz
3oien berab UNI in Sberfsulen ein5u=
fallen. ie tpuroen dber bort nit feiuos
liden &ussln besribt. 9as erbitterz
te Die Soloaten, 10 bab fe beidlofen,
pas 0orf 81 pliinbsrn. Sin Sbers
feulener, Hamens 30B unb Satob
Oraubt BON 8uriaeip iprunsen iiber
cine Mauer, I'm fliebenb oas freie 5elo
gu sepiunsn. @on ben Seinben be-
merit, ipurben fe nieoergei9oHen.
.3nei dnbere ginnobner, Wagener uno
@olff, pqren ben Rspublitanern in
bic 9dnbe sefalen unb purpen erit
mad pielen unmeni6liden P~einigunz
gen setDbtet. Sieies sefdab, neil Der
eins nit Der 5linte geieben porben
mar, Der anoere DerbG6tigt tpuroe, auf
bic Soioaten sefeuert gu Auben. Die
meiiten 2eute Der Srti9aft tparen nit
ben 4ufiidnoisen in Die Wdloer ses
floben.
Run besann bic pliinberuns. Die
Barrtirae uno Pfarrtppbnung fpurben
ausssranbt. Yfarrsr Seller bon Jeus
len sibt ben Wertb Der fortgeibleppteu
@egenitGnbe auf brei unb breibis taus
ienb Sranfen an. Die gauge Rd6t
binbur6 bieltfn bic 5ransolen ben Srt
beiebt unb bepahten ale Dege unb
plGBe. als elm Wann aus oemSauis
8raas BON Sberfeuleu am friiben
Morgen Dor bic Sbiire trat, purbe er
bon 3fpei Ruseln se%troffeu, oaB er
lautlos suiammenbra6.
Sbihon bas @efeht bdmit 3u gnoe
mar, lieBen be feinbliden 9ruppen
nidt mad, ibre 9rauiamteitsn an ben
friebtihen Ginpobuern ausSuiibsn.
Die TRADITION peiB mebrere oeriels
ben Su er3dblen.
Gin ftattlider Oraeoner rift auf
feinsm i4muden RpHs auf benz Wese
na6 Hisoermersig bubin. gs mar Der
8ruber ieneS gommiHdrs BON Gttels
briid, ben man 81 Sid an Der Sauer
oefanssn belt, unb Der 3ped feline,
&siIe mar bic 8efreiung bes'elben,
Gtpas oberbalb Seulen gepabrte er
einen Mann, Der NIT etnem @eipebr
auf benz Hiiden benz Waloe Susilte,
Sdnsl 1sBts Der 9rasonsr ibm mad
uub bate i'm baio errei6t, unb nun
1pielte ith au benz Ioaenauuten ,8is
sIel" cine srauiame Ssens Gb. Sr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14

S.rsos out i9pentte eine ameritanis
lde Sldgge unb fang baau bic erits
Gtropbe bes aampfliebes: ,&aup
'rounb toe flag, bops." - rSbat's
right bops", rief ibnen fdlagfsrtis Der
&eoner gu, but bou cont ji,g TIE merit
line: SHOUTING the batttsscrp Of free
bom'." (.GaHet ben S6la6truf Der
Trsi6eit eriddnsn!") = rSbiosm".
Ierte6rte Welt. Sn Sem gort bat
I'D eine Srauer2isa gebilbet, p.I6e
IT'D bas Reinisen Der Yoiitit sur Mufe
sabe itent. 0ie nG1ite losi{1e ssple
gsruns ipirb bic Organization elmer
Manners2isa fem, p.l9e iib nit benz
Hsinisen bes 6auiss, Der Rinber unb
1pnfiser Rleinisteitsn abgeben tpirb,
neil bic Sunen natiirli1 gu febr in
Der politit bsi9aftist iinb. = rWabr.
be%itsfreuno".
Weber ettpas BON etriem ,fauIen
M0nh". Sn 8reseia (Stalien) bdli
Der MDu9 g. 8onIignpre cine lambs
ipirtbfdaftIi4e Sdule, tpelbe bic
grDbten grfolse au~fsupeiIen bat. Bel
8resria Eat er LA 6ettar 8oben in
pa6t genommen, Der ala Der magerite
Der prpoin5 sait, unb in spei Sa6rsn
bat er ben grtrag psrbrsifaht. Reis
hes Der AT 5eloer, Die er bebauts, bat
feline Grtpartungen sstdui6t, ueber
Die trodeniten mod Die feudteiten rpss
Der Die i9tpsrlten mod bic Iei9teiten.
y. Soniignore bat aud rorsiaiihe
S6riften iber bic 2an0pirtbi9uft
herausgeseben uno ben giF4oF BON
Gremcna uro nadb:r einiss anbere
BifhDfe ~betpogsn, in ibrsn grieiferz
Seminarien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6urIe
gu 9rInoen. Die ale GeminariHen obli=
gatDr!fd, tbeoretii1 uno praftiIa mits
aumad3ea babsn. Sic @sIunbbeit Der
Gleriter Ion bierbei eepaltig
.ssfponnsn taben, unb Der @eiit lei fir
rein piiienf9aftlide Srasen babci
piel roger. 4ilf bisie DeiIe boffen bic
sSiSaDfe Der perpabrlpIten 2anbpirt6=
i9aft bur6 bic prieitsr a~ufsubeifen.
uno bp6 i1reibeu sepiHe 3eituussn
INNER ipieoer nur bon roummsn unb
MDnfen". = vSbioem".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14

Wilbf9peine, l Studs unb mebrers
9aien; es purben mod mebrere Wilbs
i4peine aufseiast, pelde ni4t gum
S9uHe tamen. a3n
Rambru9, 10. DIT. 9eftern
entftano in Der nit Strob geoeda
ten 8ebauiuns bes bieiisen SaslDbs
ners petsr RoKinons 5euer. Wesen
Wansel on Wafer brannten Wohns
hous unb Stau total ab. 8erii9erter
SAaben 5000 Sr.
RimeIingen, %. DIT. Nls
am Samsta9 Ibb. sesen II n6r mebs
rere iunse Burden nm bas 9aus
zines l1nternebmers fi9 gu ihdffen
mu9ten, unb, tpie es beibt, einise Sem
iteri9eiben einparfen, sriff Der Gigens
Thinner gum &spolper unb CAB eintgs
ShIHe oh. Giner bapon traf etnen
~18idbrigen Siinsltng bon bier in ben
OberiDrper; bic Gusel lon bic 2unge
Durhbobrt hnben. Ser 3uftanb bes
G"etroffenen, tpelher fofprt nit ben bf.
Satramenten perfebeu tpurbe, ION be-
iorsniBerregenb iein.
Mensoort %. Off. 8ergans
gene Naht brannten bic Wpbnung,
Sheune unb Stanungsn bes biefisen
8uitpirtbes Sob. Wepbert Bis uuf's
nadte Wnuertperf ab. l1rid1e, fpis
setp0bnli1, u~nbsfannt. Der nur
fhtpah periiherte Shaosn betrdsi
ctrra $1,000 81.
Werf6, 10. SIT. Die 3artofs
felernte fdIt bier fat ullgsmein febr
gut aus uno lift nod in poaem 9anse;
fe birfte taum Dor gnbe big. Mts. be-
enoet tperben, benin 5aglobner limb
aud gu boben 2Dbnen ni4t gu babeu;
fir bic furaen Sage tperben 35 unb 40
Sous nebft apft besablt. Wan fie6t
bdufig in 8artoffelfeloern bon 35 bic
so Or nur 2 bis 3 2eute ausnebmen.
ginil tanb Der 9emetno
Mertert.
geburten: 1. Sept: Sruna
Mattbias Rapmunb, g. b. Midel
S9ilb, Wesser su WaHerbilig. g.:
Soiepbine, 8. b. Sobann 8oeien, 4des
rer gu Wertert. H.: Hifolaus Soiepb.
g. b. GnmueI Weibmdnn, 4rbeiter gu
WaTerbinis.
SterbefdIIe: s. Sept: Mas
ria 4atbarina Red, II 8. ult, 3. b.
Nifolaus He9 bon Wertert.
5eirutben: 8. Sept: Yeter
Sbommes, Sabritarbeiter bon Wsder,
unb Ratbarina Sbeiien, 9usmaderin
bon WaTerbintg. L.: pstsr Mi6,
Bidder, uno Ratbarina Slider, obne
@eperb. beibe Don WaNsrbiais.
Chill # Der Stabt
@rebenma9er.
@eburten: 4. Sept: Ritplaus,
g. p. Ritolaus a9ten, Stsinbausr.
g.: Waria, 8. b. Nitolaus Reuldnb,
S9mieb. L.: Maria Suianna, 8.
b. Hitolaus 3pbl, 8ilbbauer. 90:
8art Sobann, g. b. 9ans S4esar,
Oberidser. 81: Sobann, g. b. Wat@
tbias Reulanb, 9ipfer. a.: peter7 g.
b. peter 8aitia, Subrmanu. g.: Ris
tolaus Mattbias, g. b. Sobaun atefs
fer=2ethdl, S9neiber.' 27.: Waria,
s. b. Peter 6erSog, 9ipfer.
SterbefdlIe: 8. Sept: Mas
rio Qnnd Sdod, SO 5. alt, Witttps
Don Sobann 8aptiit Weper. TO-: So
bann, q S. alt, g. b. peter Walbs
biais, Win5er. 15.: Ritolaus Weber,
rs S. alt, 2einepeber. 49,: Maria
Masbalsna, 20 3. alt, 8. b. 4bam
8sfort, S9reiner. 81: Rarl Sobann,
Is Stunoen alt, g. b. 9ans S4egar,
Sberidser.
6eiratben: Seine.
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&imbcrlp'S 9iainantcn.

NV ~ ott1tS$kt1 w
fur ben Srauies 6rsiitaat baTlelbe, tpas
glfaBs2ctbrinssn fir Srautrsid it,,
iagt cine 2onopner Oepelde. Sn Der
Shat baden Die Sranies8 ursn ME ben
Ierluit ieu.s 8sbietes pergs5sn tDn=
men, bas ibneu England eeeen cine
ld1erli4e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abge@
nommen bat.
Ous 8sbiet BAT friiber gum
SrcniesS reiitaat ssbOrt, uls ab.r bort
Oiumanten ~eefunoen spurOen, at,aecs
tirte es i'm sScbre 1871 our9 cine in
Rapftaot erlaiiene ProfIamation be
britiide Rssisruus. eutgesen einsm
friiberen 9~ertrase, untsr benz @crs
ipanb, buB bas 2ano bon Webtslpes:u
einem 9riqudzSduptling ssb6re, benz
es gnelano ipieber iib,rgeben ppIle.
Der Sduptiing lieB T9 nutiirii9 niht
finben uno Gnglano fab fi9 besbu!b
psranlabt, bic D'amantenfelber 3u
.annectiren". gs besoblte ben pibers
tpillisen ab.r maGtiofsn 9uren fir
oas miliurbsupertbe Gebiet bic Gnts
Ih1oiguna bon $450,O00.
Die @ruben gu Rimbsrlp babeu felt
ibrer gntoeduns i'm Sabre 1867 uuae.
IGliffene Siamanten i'm Bsrtbe bon
$50 Wiuionen Dollars crssbeu. bersn
9pertb ii6 burd bas S9leifen nabesu
perooppelte, unb IS nsrbsn b.ute nod,
pie Sa6peritdnoiee be6aupten, nabe
Rimberlp 80 YroSent Der idhrlidsn
Deltprobuction BON Diamanteu ses
funSen. Sein Wunber. baB Die 8ri=
ten BEL Musbruh bes 3risges ane 4ns
ltrensunsen mahtsa. bic Stabt gu be-
feitisen. tposu ibnen bic fi9 rings Inn
bic Staot Siebenben palartis.n 2ehm=
unb GroaufI9iittungen, bic BEN Dias
kindergarten cntnommtu tporben fuus
rem, ppraiiglibe DienIts leifteten.
Dies gilt namsntli9 BON Der i'm Nors
ben aeIesensn NeuItabt. benz Wpbniib
Der Gurppder, bic burb bieIe 8rubcrs
lpdqs roraiialih eci3iibt 1T. @u6
cine bobe @aHsrlsitung unb Der GiIen=
babnbcmm bisteu ben @trtbeibtssru
einen suten RitbcIt. R~euerbines fino
bintsr bieIen 8Gacn MarimsGei1Ibe
unb Selbsei9ise aufaeltelt rporDen.
&nSsrs lisecn bic 8crbGltniTe ieSoG
m SItsn. Sisr lit bic Stabt bon.
itGnois offrn unb fails es ben @uren
asltngt, WafetiHe su erpbsrn uno bic
oprti1e GtrsitmaGt unter @sneraI
Grenje terou,usisheu, 10 TT uift uitss
geihloIen. bdB Der bort eiRgtIhlofcne
Gstil &bobss. pslG:r aIS BrdIibent
Scr rsidben 0s 8,ars Unmantmine an
Ort unb SteIIs Die Berthe. biauns mil
COCO feinsr Grub.narbeit,r Ieiten piG,
feline Mnii9t b.sinlid Der SiherSeit
oes Ylobes neisnt!id dnosrn tpiro.
Die WuSFht, bob Der 9etrisb BE-.
0iamantsruben GimbcrIp's ouf IGns
9ere Set unterbrp6en psrbsn tDnnte,
Sat beriits 81 elmer preisfeistruns fir
Gap@D iamarten sefiibrt bic in mani
ben Sanen Bis gu 80 8ro3eat b:trigt.
Mon g!oubt j.op6 IN Nep Ooyt niDt,
oaB bic Oiamanten bauernb i'm Mers
tbe ffsiden mirbsn, benu Simb'rtp
iDune ra6 @iebsranfnatme Der Mrbc
in pcnig Wpden aenug Oiomuntsn
prreaciren, Inn ben Preis niebriger gu
briidtn, ols er ie aunpr mar. DIR
@alb ben Ca9perItanSissn aelt aiio
balm, tpenn iest bOhere PrsiIe asbos
ten ptrsen, au oertaufen, ipas man on
Diamanten beiikt. ba man TpGter lsidt
senus gu biGiaer:n' preiien p'sber
wiro t1uTen tGnnsn. Oas tpGre Elm.
quite Gp~eculatipn = lhdbe ultr, baB
70 8iels feline 0iamanten p,rtaufen
tDnnsn, neil lie tsine Geiibsn.
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6ro6her,oethun.
Qus Der bduptnaSt.

Gin 8ubeu 4 rsih puroe on,
q. DIT. Rahmittaes sniIden IL uno
l lI1r bel Der ct. Wi1aelstirhe per=
iibt, toelder UNI Saaresbreite bi.
ibredl.hfsu Solseu bate mad iih
5ieben t6nnen. Sin aderer aus
Mensborf bate einen idfper nit Shift
bslabenen Wdaen bort iteben, tpdbren0
er bic gferbe fiittsrte; insiuiiden brebs
ten mebrere 8ubeu bic 8~remsporrif=
turs los uub Der Idpere Wassn lam
raid ms Hol.n, berielbe {diug nit
fpth teftigem 4Rprda an bab Bers
Iius'I1e 8dntbuus, bab bas Subrmert
total in Srimmer serietb uno oas
Moaertpert bes 5auIes ebenfaIs BE-
fd,ibiat ipuroe. Wdre in bieiem
4ug,nblid jemanb bes Weg.s sefoms
men pber aus Der 3ir9e getreten. er
spdre r.ttunqsios perloren sepeien.
Der Mterer erlsibet einen S9aben bon
ipcnisftsus $50 Srauten.
Serr RnrI 8ariffe, Spbn
bcs bieiissn MebgermeiFters unb &C.
Observation-Disclosures &. Wdri6e in
@arniion benin @rennpier : Hegimsnt
in 9riifIel bat baIeibIt biefer Sage bic
Drifting fir unterleutnunt nit grs
folg bsiianben.
Solgenbe S:rGnberungen bdben
an Ia. Sttpber in Der Steuerpsrpals
tuns ftattssfunocn: 9sforosrt: Der
4ccifsnfommis Satpb &inbsle inQBiIb
sum DienIt9ef i'll Settemburs; bi.
Wrciientommis 3. &laHe Rremer in
Sittirh, &sHeier in MsrIh, ReriS in
9ianeen, Strsff in 9ettsmburs, Sbei<
Zen in SID a. b. Ma, Wasn:r in Rap
uab @ensler In Greoenmaher 81
a6mmis 2. &la1e; Der &rriSeufommis
Mlsrsr in G1terna1 gum &ommis 8.
Eia1e; Der Iceiienbeomte 8rIter in
GreDsnmad.r gum Sienit9ef III &pobi
a. b. Gpr; Der Supsrnumerar Der
Steucrperpaltuns S0Iepb 8uesnsr
gum Stsutreinnebmer in Remi4. =
8erIsbt: Die McciIenbeamte I9en BON
Rsmi9 mad Milb uno @engler ben
gdternad ndh GreDenmadsr. Der
Steasreinnelmer GsrDais bon @emib
nab Grepenma6er.
Serr b. Sepbeu aus 9urem=
burg, Resipieno Der &anbioatur in Der
G6iiplpsis ais @orbere;tung auf bas
@shts itubium, bat Die erforberlide
priifuns nit S~efrieoieung b~sItauben.
- 9r. CD. Saaques aus Irsoprf, Nes
sipituo Der 4aubieatur in Der pbilps
iopbie unb pbilolcgie ais 8orbereitung
auf bas I.tts}uoium, bat Die erfor=
berliue prifung nit 8sfri:bieuns bez
Itanbcn. = 9,rr Spi. 9obert aus
Srintingsn bat bic trite priifuna Der
&anbibatrr in ben Observation-Disclosures
ten nit gius5e:hnl~s %b.itanoen. -
0r. Martin S,rriees uas 2ursmburs
6at bic Yriifuus fir Die Fanpioatur
in Der Msbisin nit 8~sfrieoiauna be-
Itaneeu. - Die priifung Tiir Die 8ans
bioatur Der Rbilplcpbie uno Pbilolosie
bot Serr ., 9. @ni6 aus 2urcmburg
nit 8sfrisoisuns bettcnoen. 6err
paul God aus McnoOtf bot bic priis
funa fir Die &anbibatIr Der Sbi,rs
ar5neifunoe nit 8'friet;eane beltans
cen. - Serr Wi9ei @sulanb aus
M,oestrpff bat bic 9riifuns fir Die
&cnoibatur Der Ybiloicpbie uno @tis
toioois nls Wprb'r@ituna auf oas Spts
torat nit Guss'iGnun3 beItunb:n.
9as8 be. Sru. 3. g. 8l'iu,
peid)es am Samsias 4benb cine 8uts
ice oum Gabnbuf brinsea ioIte. sins
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osnsenl6nrgi(des.
Dereiniate otaaten.

Ser bidfe uno i6perite &iirs
Biz. Der duf o,m WelroIer (Mtinn)
Sdtrmsrtte uugg Itslt tpar, gs9Drte
pem oerrn rid. Gc6en. BIN S3piss
sereotlt be 9s,rn 4nIpn 50 llpers
Ing; Der @agbis p7a 1o5 piuap,
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9Tle r - Trn~r mi Ieinrr THIRTEEN
Trnfrr'F N''-N Shio e'ccn bin 2rica
M'PN'r ''hilineir'r iD-tl. r,rnna
Inc s.a.aGl PrS!.Fz:aosr iaaScr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14

C1nrotifr;airf fiir his bri BEN meiz
ilen orlrritrniIGcnM roteltanttr beliebs
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his virtuous fiance he briefly announced that his engagement with the princess was at an end. She subsequently, married the Duke of Teck and became favorite figure in the royal circles of England.
 The jilting of princesses has been one or the favorite occupations of the French pre- tender the Due d'Orleans. It would not be easy to say just how many of the royal damses of Europe have felt the sting of the dukes inconsistency, but the most shameless experience in his career was his brutal jilting of his cousin, Princess Mar guerite of Orleans, for the sake of two demi- mi-mondaines, Emilienne d'Alencon and Liane de Pougy. Princess Marguerite al forwards married the Duke of Magenta. the son of General MacMahon. The French pretender became the husband of the Arch duchess Marie Dorothea Amelia of Austria, but the high-spirited little princess of the house of Hapsburg has objected so serious ly to the brutality and coarseness of her husband that the infelicities of their life have long been public property. Var
 The jilting of Princess Elsa of Wurtem- berg by Prince Alfred of Saxa-Coburg Gotha, the grandson of Queen Victoria, who died February 6, was most unpleasant experience for the young princess, but since the prince's disgraceful connection with the gambling scandal in Berlin and his more recent incarceration in the insane asylum at Martinsbrun, his mind wrecked by his rapid pace through all kinds of excesses, she has probably come to the conclusion that fate was more kind to her than she had at first imagined. 1g
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Eugenie had been educated in England, and the greatest care had been taken to endow her with all the gifts that could en- rich her mind.
 Among the visitors to the salon of the Countess De Montijo was the Prince Fred erick Napoleon, who had secured the front place in the republic after a series of ad- ventures, and whose career closely watched by those who saw in him wary intriguer.
 History has pronounced that these sus- picions were verified. Scarcely had the famous or infamous coup d detat of 1SA' se- cured to Napoleon III. the imperial power than he looked around for a partner for his throne His choice fell on the Princess Carola Wasa of Sweden, but the northern powers, and especially Nicholas l. of Rus sia, interposed veto on this marriage and he was forced to look elsewhere.
 The French council was soon after noti- fled that the choice of the emperor had fallen on the daughter of the Countess De Montijo, and this time the council under- took to express some dissatisfaction at raising the daughter of a Spanish noble to the imperial throne.
 But the 'man of destiny" who had just overturned the republic, was not in the humor to be influenced by the council. who were only what Victor Hugo would call his accomplices. Some of them resigned. possibly saving themselves the trouble of oeihs .u1 neo out oi once, ana the unusual spectacle was presented the Parisians of the coming empress and her mother taking possession of the palace of the Elysee in the brief interval between the public an- nouncement of the engagement and the marriage, which took place January 29, 1853, at Notre Dame
 There were not wanting many at th. time who dealt freely with the character of the young empress. and this kind of talk continued up to the time of her flight from Paris on the fall of the empire. It was not only in France. but in England. In fine following year. 1854, when the French and English alliance against Russia was con surnmated and Queen Victoria v,s,red France, there were not wanted outeeoker oonlemnation of the queens. recognition of the paryepNe. sAdyantqrss end his apan. ish wifA
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ern royal fittings was the casting aside of the beautiful and dignifed Princess Helene of Montenegro by the present czar of all the Russias. They called her the modern HeIen," this queenly tall and 'wondrously beautiful maiden, and when it was arrang- ed that she should marry the czarewitch, she was taken from her pasteboard and gilt court at Montenegro to St. Petersburg in order that she might be educated in manner to fit her to be the first lady in the magnifcence of the royal household of Rus- sia She looked every inch the part and the young czarewitch was an ideal lover, so ceurtly and full of kindness until that fatal day when fate brought him face to face with the pathetically beautiful Alix of Hesse.
 Helen went back to her tawdry little Kingdom "a women scorned,' and Europe was in consternation. It all ended much better than had been feared. however. Nicholas welded the maiden of his choice, and not long ago Helene, who is more than six feet in height, married the dimnutive Prince of Naples, the heir to the throne of
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Here the ex-empress settled down. tolti- ing a semf-regal court, but devoting herself to the care of her son, the hope Of the Napoleonic Idea, and here the great sorrow of her life occurred. p
 The imperial prince was the victim of . massacre in Africa being ambusted whila in company with a party of his guaris, nearly all of whom were slain. Since that time.the empress has lived retired. an ever welcome visitor at Windsor and enjoying the friendship of Queen Victoria. She has managed to grow old gracefully, retaining to the last the beauty which made hef Bota- ble.- h her .yeu tn -in the teighk hofssf oa-
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Others, however, accepted Queen Victo- rias recognition as proof positive that Eugene's character was irreproachable, and the close friendship that has existed between England's queen and the ex-em- press has long since had the effect of relegating such talk to it's proper place.
 The prince imperial was bor non IA9rch 16, 1S56 at a time when peace plenpoten- tiaries were sitting in Paris to arrange for the conclusion of the war with Russia. The municipality of aris was wild with en- thusasm over the event, and presented a solid silver cradle for "the hope of France" Later it was not uncommon with certain class of arisian paperPs to more than hint that an imposture had been practiced on the nation statement never rising to the dignity of even alleged proofs.
 The life of the empress for many years after her marriage was uneventful, being passed in the ordinary routine of state eti-