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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

Ten thousand dollars damages ara
asked by an Alabama man from a tele-
graph company, because, through non
delivery of II dispatch, his best girl
a lesson ON the evil of procrastination
or on the value of special pro'idcnces.
At this stage of tho game it is difficult
to tell which.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

Rev. Wesley Hail, at IIindman. Knott
county. Ky, is reported to have shot
and killed Lucinda %Isaacs, n sister OF
his dead wife, and then to have shot
himself in the abdomen. Physicians
say he will recover. The cause was
Mrs. ]Isanc's refusal of his offer OF
marriage.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

The United States circuit court at
st. Louis has given Il decision declar-
ing that the pur" butter law OF Mis-
souri, is constitutional, and that the
act Of 1905 prohibiting the sale OF imi'
tntiun butter is not restrictive of coin'
mcrcc between the states.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19
w,u r.vor cov,rnm.nt Regulation.

Washington, Jan. l5.-Gov"rnmert
supervision Of trusts on lines similar
TO that now exercised over the ma
tionnI banks ~ the office Of coinptrol-
Ter of the currency is tn" remedy
which will be recommended by the
industrial commission to combat the
trust evil. The commission expects TO
make its preliminary report Feb"
ruuFy J..
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

Philadelphia, Jan 13.-It is reported
here that the British government has
purchased several ship loads OF oats
for the u.s., of the army in South Af-
RIGA, Two vessels are reported to
have been chartered TO load the ear
COS at this port for Cape Town.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

Chicago. Jan. H.. The statement
published last night to the effect that
The Santa Fc Railway company had
signed a new contract with its train
men granting what amounted practi.
calIy to a - per cent. increase in
g is denied,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

At Taylor. Miss, flames swept away
every store in town, destroying II
houses, The total loss is believed to
be abu Sl4O,OO0 With small insur-
anCt.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19
liant. Gilmore Assigned to Duty.

Washington, Jan. 13.-Lieut. Gil
more, formerly of the Yorktown and
for many months a prisoner in tn
hands of the TagaIs, has been as
signed to temporary duty on the
Glacier.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

The city council Of Vicksburg, Miss,
voted to issue $35O,0O0 in 5 per cent. 40
yeur bonds, $l50,OO0 for sewage, $780,
GOO for watrr-works, and $4,000 for .
new city hall.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

-Four stores in the Merchants block
at Columbus, Miss, were destroyed by
fire the other night. The loss was
quite heavy, but well distributed.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

Horace W. TomIiD, lawyer, died at
jackson, aged 81. He was a near rela-
tive Of the late Judge Howell Il, jack
sen, Of United States supreme court.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

Washington, Jan. IA pension Of
$50 a month was yesterday granted
by the commissioner OF pensions to
the widow of Gen. Guy v. Henry.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

During the past year there were 25a
divorces in Louisville, KY, of which
IT. wee tried by Chancery Judge Mil
Ter, who kept n record of the cases.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

All prisoners in the Walker county
(Aia.) Jail made their escape by pull
ing out the sanitary fittings in the
steel cage and making a hole.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

The Tennessee society of st. Loufs
gave a banquet at which ex-Gov. Hogg.
OF Texas, and Gov. McMillin Of Tennes-
see we're the guests of honor.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19
the election OF Miss Matte Plunkett as

After the election OF Miss Matte Plunkett as
Librarian, on Friday last. the Senate adjourned
until Monday. and the House until Tuesday.
The newly elected Officers entered on duty on
Monday, except Judge Longino, and he was in
stalled on Tuesday. Now that the usual pre-.
llminartes are disposed Of, the Legislature Is
getting down to business Some very important
measures are being introduced. Trusts and
combines are receiving special consideration.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

Milton Kendall and two sons, Will
liam and Charles, are held in custody
at Lexington, KY, suspected of having
murdered Eugene Cassell.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-19

Misn Florence, the 15-year-old dauSAs
ter of Mrs. Jesse Harrison, who livso
real orelika. Ala, burned 70 dsstA II
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06
A Shirtwaist Dance.
(Correspondence OF the Beacon.

Correspondence Of the Beacon)
A shirtwaist dance was given by the
fashionable circle of Leonardtown at
the Town Hall, on Thursday evening
last, and was in every way enjoyable.
IL H. still matter of regret that many
received their invitations too late to
make the necessary preparation which
such an affair enjoined.
The girls looked very dainty and
sweet; and il was remarked that some
of the boys did, too.
Parker's band furnished the music;
and ice and cake were served in abund-
ance by the boys themselves, and we
thank them each for the pleasant even
ing which all enjoyed. Among those
present were:
DIR. and Mrs. l.. e. Payne. Mrs. X. C.
Combs, Mrs. VIM. A. Loker, Mrs. II. l..
Spalding, Mrs. Joseph II. Key. Mrs.
L. w. Holmes, Misses Emily Reeder,
Callie Moore, Mary and Rose Loker,
Lucille Camalier, Lena Lambdin, Nina
Roberts. Casharine Combs, Mamie Har-
vey, Nora, Madge and Maude Duke.
Messrs. Dent, Combs, Loker, Derby
Lynch, Morgan knight, II. B de WAL.
Thomas Reeder, Frank GamaIier, John
Duke and many others.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06
Hillvilis Items.

Correspondence Of the Beacon.l
Mrs. Cough gave q tea-party at Riverside,
on tho Patuxent, last Thursday evening in
honor OF guests from Calvert county.
Mrs. Wccms, Miss Lille Bond, Miss Addie
Bond and Miss Sallie Leland, escorted by Mr.
Latifner Ireland ana Mr.. John williams,
crossed the river In their private yacht. land
ing at Jones' wharf. The tide was high, and
the passage ON foot around and across the par
TALLY submerged point was made not without
difficulty and occasional pleasant adventure.
The local guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins.
Miss Maggie Combs, Miss May Williams, Miss
Fannie Williams, Mr.. Robert williams. Mr..
James Edelen, Mr.. Frank Kenny, of Balti-
more. Judge Dunno and Mr.. Peter spaldlng.
Mrs. Cough. assisted by her charming daught-
or, Miss Lucy. received and entertained the
guests with generous hospitality. Mr.. George
Cough was not unmiE@fGl Of special and well
come hospitality TO visiting gentlemen. AT
ter delicious tea, the younger members Of
the party studied the effect OF moonlight ON
the water, gazed at the stars. promenaded un-
der the stately spreading trees, and well, Of
course, while some of the more sedate mascu-
lines looked reminiscently a. they enjoyed
their fragrant Havanas on the broad veranda
In judicious time, sweet strains Of music and
wanderers back to earth, and after an hour or
more Of this enjoyment. varied by another Co
lation, the Calvert guests entrusted themselves
to the river and favoring breeze and were
soon lost to sight though to memory dear, and
one BOND. am sure. wiz be potent to preserve
the remembrance of that happy evening in the
memory OF more than one susceptible youth
there present.,
Mr. Harry +. Spalding, prominent lawyer
OF baltimore, Ia visiting shIs mother, Mrs.
Amanda Spalding, Of Oakville.
Mr.. Robert Williams, Of Oakland" a re-
cent law graduate Of the University Of Mary
land. left for Annapolis to qualify as an At
torney before the Court Of Appeals.
Mr.. John w. Williams. Of Oakland" left
for Chesapeake Beach 20 attend the Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention a. q delegate
from st. Mary's county.
Miss Nellie Slye. OF Sottcriy. has saddened
the hearts OF many admiring friends by taking
her departure from here last Friday. Sine
goes to Bel Air, Hartford county, TO take
charge OF one OF the public schools there
The tobacco has come out very well since
the last rain, and the general opinion IL that
there win be q very fair yield In this neigh
borhood.
Fodder-pulllng has begun here generally.
DR.. shattuc. with the surveying party. left
on Saturday last for Chaptico.
Ragister OF Wills. Mr.. Philip Il. Buckier, has
opened the store nc Oakville, recently kept by
Mr.. James 7. Milburn.
The Sand Gates p. o. at Forrest wharf has
been temporarily suspended because Mr.. Jno.
II. Buckler, the former postmaster, has been
appointed Captain Of Police Boat I'm the oyster
feet. and no one Jet has been found to take
his place as postmaster.
iss Lucy Floyd. of Patuxent. has just re-
turned from short visit TO Baltimore. 90
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06
guarantee Bond.

Guarantee Bend.
We hereby guarantee each and every
garment bearing our label to be free
from imperfections in material and
workmanship, to be sewed throughout
with the best standard silk, tailored by
the best skilled custom journeymen tail
ors, and made of reliable fabrics only,
thoroughly sponged, shrunk and REIN
ished. Should any Of Rose & Co.'S gar.
ments prove unsatisfactory for reason
of not being as above represented, they
may be returned to rs to be replaced.
All garments made by Us are guaranteed
10 fit perfectly. See L. A. Jones a Son
when you want q suit.-adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06

Walter B. Wise, Of Bay District. Ia.
taken charge VI Moore's Hotel. Leon
ardtown, succeeding Ell. II. sanderson
The incoming landlord IL an agreeable
kindly gentleman and 90 was the outeo
Ing. We wish both Of them success.
Since our last publication Clerk abel
has issued the following Licenses "a
Marry: Robert Edgar Sayer and Addis
May Pearson Marion Donatus Thomp.
son, OF Charles county, and Eva Mamie
Long; Thomas Abel Ridgeii and Mary
Eulalie Tennison.
Capt. Tom Foxweli, Of Leonardtown,
II at work at Susquehanna driving piles
to make breakwater. He employs -four
coioTed men, Eddie, Phil and Douglas
Butler and Alex. Dorsey, all of whom
struck Monday last because they could
not stand the mosquitoes.
Monday night last. Constable Zach. 8.
Graves brought to Leonardtown and
lodged in jail, Frank Cole, colored, SEN
fenced to the House Of Correction for IS
months by Justice L. j. Canter for an
assault upon John Barber, colored, and
for carrying concealed weapons.
George w. Burroughs, Mechanics
vile. is to retire from the hotel bust
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Burroughs have been
running the Commercial House for years
and few Of our readers have not AT
sometime been their guests and have
not pleasant memories OF their old time
hospitality.
We are informed by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court that, as yet, no blank
Tongers' license for oystering In the
Chesapeake Bay, or the Potomac river,
have been furnished his Office, but only
licences for the Patuxent and its tribu-
taries, authorizing longing after the Goth
instant, have been received.
We are informed that Stephen A.
Abel, Of Leonardtown district, has Sc.
cured q position on the Washington
Police Force. Mr.. Abel was a candi-
date for Sheriff on the Republican tick
Ct in 1890, Was Census Enumeration in
1900 and Is popular young man. We
think he win make good officer.
From the Neps and Observer, we learn
that at an entertainment at Kittrell, N.
c., given by q. G. Blacknall Chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy, Miss n.
Z. Moore, Of Raleigh, who has recently
become member OF the faculty OF St.
Mary's Female Seminary, gave a recital.
miss Moore" says the special, "is q
lady OF rare talent, possessing an admi-
rable charm of manner both In the de-
Imitation of comic and sublime charac-
ters."
From the morning Herald Of August
81, ultimo, We learn that DR.. Benjamin
8. Hayden, 70S North Exeter street, has
been elected to the chair of materia med
lea and therapeutics at the Baltimore
University School of Medicine DR..
Hayden is graduate Of the school. He
takes the place Of DR.. e. Eilau, who re-
Gently resigned. DR.. Hayden is a native
of Sc Mary's and is q SON of the late
Jonathan Hayden, of Chaptico. We
congratulate him on the high compli-
ment paid him by his college.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06

BxIEsv RRASCu. Sept 1. LOO.
siessr& ksilfors - aEz si1d 10 hear that cur
Old fricnd Daniel c. HazaEesf il very much
pleased With his position. and finds II much
easier 20 attend % than he was 1t frsf led 20
believe that Il would be. and he <ays that be
expects soon 20 be familiar with al the duties
q ms position. lis friends SAY that they miss
nsin very much when they visit town. and thnf
Il hardly appears like the same place since he
left It. His friends ali unanimously say that,
from bis former record. they know that the
position he holds win 30 attended to With hon.
OF 70 himself and profit 90 the country. A gen.
fieman said 10 me the other dag that he missed
Mr. Hammett more than he had any other per-
son that had left the village for many years,
Tor when he used 70 come 70 town. IL he iii
not see Mr.. Hammetf, he could most always
hear his hearty. honest. mirthful laugh.
HoT Box.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06
St. Jsrons's Items.
Reported for the Beaoon. !,

NhcpOEecu kOF the heacOn.l
The Neck is not exactly place SLOW
ing with milk and honey" yet it is q
place or section in which good crops,
gardens, ETC., are realized. The or
chards cannot be excelled for the excel
lent fruit they yield, and wild berries in
season are plentiful. There are few
snakes and it doesn't require double
barreled guns loaded with buck-shot to
kill them. Frequent rains come from
black clouds, the edges of which are cor
rugaied and torn by the contending
forces which urge them on. The buoy:
ancy Of spirits Of farmers are comment
ed upon. Oh well, we are cool, unex-
cited, not carried away, self-controlled
yet, when we view Flora's beauties, of
which the Neck may rightfully boast,
our feelings are enrapturing. i. G..
We become ecstatic. The odor of the
violet and lilac is so quickening. re-
freshing, etc. What large trout. We
like them fried, boiled in clear wa
ter and seasoned with pepper, salt and
butter. Aside from a vain glorious spir-
it, will say that our sense of taste is sus-
cepsible of fine and delicate discrimina-
tions. Sad. Yes, in some sense we are
sad. Sensations of sound coming from
song birds are seldom experienced.
NOODLE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06

Having bought directly from the larg-
est factories IN New York. L. A. Jones
& Son can now offer you the correct
Childrens Coats, Dress Goods, Millinery,
Shoes, Boys Hats and Caps, Gents Fur
nishings, &c. Don't fail TO see our line
OF Kangaroo Shoes as we have them
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06

bet, Balti-
Alexan-
BIT all of
#THURS-
ct wharf,
RSDAY,
ng as far
g. w III
Kinsale
ason's at
arriving
q morn
Nm Balti-
8Is,
]. Va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06
Another Cold Winter
Is Coming

AMI We are prepared 10 make yon CON-
Portable / have my sfere fiiled with
choice goods fhe newest aud latest
things In
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06
Religious.

There viii be service at Bethel Sun
day at 10 80 q. m. Subject-Sunday, q
Blessing or q Curse. Which, Servi-
ject-Sunday, q Blessing or Curse.
J, +. VALIANT, Pastor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06

ms
w line of
prices TO
per yard.
d. Lawns
b. Lever
DC. A bar
RS for ESQ.
r-i5c.
ne.
wn, Mems
$3.50 and
5. Mems
ID to $3.50.
up. Chill
Rp. Boys
p. Mems
irts nc 22c
ders OF &c
Q summer
70 Sunday
rs for 25c.
nd coarse
;hildren's
Uses fine
10 cents.
l. 80 cents
at
Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06

There win be Camp Meeting at Ne. Calvary
u Z Church, Charlotte Han. commencing
have been invited. On Sunday. cents will be
charged at the gate to defrsy expense OF fhe
Camp. Refreshments served nc moderafc
p''ets X. u v. ccSIn ainH' = ri =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-06
UNDERTAKING.

COFFINS and CASKETS, latest styles
always on hand and furnished at,
shortest no ice and at lowest prices for
cash.
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IN. Live
10 TO all
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06
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tern Na9mtttag, ipie mitgetbeilt lpirb,
in elmer Speaiat Sibung, General
Wbite au erlauben, Qabpimitb ben
8oeren au iiberqeben unb atpar i'm sSna
,tereNe Der 0umanitGt.
@eneral Mbite ion mittelfs 9elio-
graph @eneral Butler bic Na9ri9t ee=
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unb unbaltbar 1T.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06

tist. Gs hrri9t iein Muftanb /,s fei
benn, bab bic Mnipeienbeit Der Mili5
unb beren Ereiben einen Muftanb be-
beutet. Wenn aber tpirtli9 Elm Mufs
itanb berrfdbte. 70 bate bod Der Go,is
perneur ni9t bic Ma@t, bic @eiebaes
bung aus bieiem ober einem anberen
@runbe 3u pertdgen, anSgenommen,
ipenn bic beiben 6Gufer fidb betreffs
elmer Wertdsuns ni9t einisten.r
Dbiges 1T BON 8. 9. Barton unb
anberen bemofrdtif9en geiebgebunss=
mitsliebsrn n1ter3ei4net.
glie aubor bat es eine berpideltere
politfi9e Gage segeben, ala bic, ipel4er
beute Mbenb bic polititer Rentudp's
geseniiber5teben, unb niemals bat es
cine Gage seseben. beren senauer Nuss
gang 10 {9ner au erratben mar.
Den sunaen Sag binbur4 lab man
Solbaten in ben Gtraben Grantfprts
bins unb bermarf4iren. y grersiers
iibunsen in ben Gtrdben tpurben bdu=
fla abgebalten, nm bic 2eute bei Der
RGlte unb benz fhneibeRben Winbe
marin au balten. Das ,3u4tbaus mar
bon 9ruppen umringt. Dor benz Operrtz
bauie funb cine Ma9e, brei @on,pagz
nien tparefl apf bem freien pfabe Dor
benz Rapitols6 6otel ftatipnirt. S4ilbz
maiden patrOuillirten an ieber Seite
bes @ebGubes. In tnel9em gr>G >Gouperz
neur Brablep tpobnt. pnb' 'eine Mbtbeis
lung Snfonterie bGlt bas gourtbaus
befebt, Inn Mitsliebern ber Gsiebses
bung, tpel4e mSgli1erpeiie bort eine
Nerfammlnns abbalten MOLTEN. 'au ers
fl6ren. bab ni9t Mm. 8. Saplor, fon=
bern Der i'm Sterben lissenbe @oebel
bas gefebli9e Oberbdnpt unb Der obers
ite Grttutipbeamte bes Staates Rens
tudp fei. Shre 9offnuns iibrisens,
baB @oebel Dor ieinenlt 9obe np1 aum
@ouberneur bes Stddtes erflGrt tperz
ben ipiirbe. biirfte f&ptrlid in grfids
lung geben.
Nus Grantfort. Rtntudp, ipirb I'm.
ter Datum bes 2. 5ebruar beri9tet,
baB prdfbent McRiRltp benz republic
faniiden Gonberneuts ganbibaten
2aplor seantportet babe, er balte es
nidt fiir seeisnet, boB bic 6 nbes<Rez
eierung In Qentudb etngrt.isn iolle.
Die @emHtber bdben ii9 iibrigens ber=
art erregt, bab es aHsfebt als Oh Elm
Biirsertries ausbre4tn iperbe.
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@ieientaae.

minneapolis. Minn., 20. San.,
Die .bisiisen Deuti9sNmeritaner u.
bic bes bena4barten ct. paul baben
bef9loffen. elm 40 Mder srpbes @runb>
fiid iiibli& bon ct. paul anautaufen
unb barauf cine 6alIe au erribtsn, bic
pGbrenb bes Sommers ais Wsriamm>
lunssplaB fir gonbentibnen, Sanger
fefte unb anbere beutf9 ameritani.
i@e 3uiammentiinfte bienen 5nq. Die
9alle lou 25,0O0 perfonen fuifsn i0n=
rien.
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Hm1IanD.
Q atifaM

Rom. 1. Gebr..
garbinalpitar Sacobini, friiber
pGpfliher Runtius in 2tFabon. 1T
beute. SO Sabre alt. ssftorben. gr
purbe i'm Sabre 1896 3ur Cardinals
ipiirbe erboben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06

Cepen9Det1e Detdnnt 1tnD, 1etnen gros
ben &ei9tbum bauptfG9li9 ba3u be-
nubt, Inn bic Nepublit au untergraben.
Die NHumptionsnGter baben tire Nie>
berlase bor Geri4t rubis binsenom=
men, absr sesen ibre Werurtbeilung
appelltrt. Der 8efu9 bes Cardinals
Ridarb Bel ben MHumptionspGtern bat
bic rabitalen 8ldtter au pielen bdBli<
den @ommentaren peranlaBt. Ginige
ipollen aus benz 0orfau Rapital I4la=
gen. um fir bic Sbee Der Srennuns
bon Stdat unb Rir9e propagdnba 3u
MAIDEN. Diefe Mgitation bat in 70
fern einSn tleinen Grfols gebabt, dls
Cardinal Ri6arb bon offisieller Settle
Inn cine @rtlGruns iiber ieinen 8eiu9
bsfrast ipurbe. Dur9 feinen Setrs=
TOR lieB CT ertpibern, baB feline 6anbz
lung feline politif4e Bebeutuns bate;
er babe nur bur9 ieinen 8eiub ben
NfumptionspGterns feline Spmpatbie
funb9e6en tpollen, unb er ipolle aud
niGt sssen Zen Wahripru9 bes &C.
rtp@ts profe1ttreH.
paris, 20. San.
Ote geitrige Wdbl bon SO Senatoren
enbete nit einer polltGnbigen Nieber>
lage Der Nattonaliiten. g1ur brei bon
ibren oreibis Ganbibaten purben sez
tpGblt.
Die Nationaliiten parabirten nit
elmer 4naaN hober MilitGrs, ipie bic
9enerGle Mercier. 2ambert, prar, Rez
billot, Protbar, glerfoet unb Ga 0eupe
unb bic Sberiten Rapant unh Mons
tell. Nbniral 9alIibert mar e6enfalls
elm ganbibat Der Nationaltiten. Bon
bie5en @enerGlen tpurben nur Mercier
unb 2ambert, beibe NIT groben Webr<
beiten erndblt. Sen. Wereter mar Der
9auptcantioat Der Hationaliiten.
.Oie Nieberlase Der fGmmtli6en ana
beren ganbibaten, ein59lieBlid6 Der
@enerdle' prar unb Ga 0eups, in benz
Departement Sartbe, 1T slei9bebeu@
tenb nit elmer 3uriidpeiiuns Gopaigs
nac's, bes friiberen &riegsminiiters,
Der bic 2iite unteritiibt bate.
Gupaisnac leste iofort bic prGii>
bentfhaft bes Generalratbes bes De.
partements. ipel9er feline ganbibaten
betGmpft bate, nisber.
8ei Der eriten Nbitimmung mar bic
Wabl in 81 Jdlen enti9eioenb unb
ma RpSuIfnf hprfhpiIte ETh tn;e SoIn{.
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Gon o n, l. Sebr.
Die rSt. Sames @aSetteA fast. es
berlaute aus gutter Auelle. bab Sen.
Butler ben Susela=Slub abermals an
bret StelIen iiberidritten babe unb bah
pdbrenb bes sanaen Sases setdmpft
porben fei.
8urens 2aseL2a abpfmitb,
80. Sanuar.
9ier 1T Mlles rubis. Die Song
Hnma1 idhitsen oelsolntlim auf 0cnns
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Ser eri4afene aSater.

OeSplaines. Sa.. &c. San. :.
Charles prince, ber am Gonntas
Nbenb tt Quinep. Sq.. erl9offen ipurz
be. als er ii4 Der Nerbaftuns lpibers
iebte, mar elm 8eipDhner unierer Stabt
seipeien. Gr mobnte 6isr In einem
hubf4en 6ouie unb feline Grou ioll Elm
NermOsen BON $50. .OOO befben. prince
ipurhe in princeton .SG.. geboren. unb
tpirb in Rodforb. Sa.. besraben iper=
ben. gr bate cine tii9tise G9ulbils
bung genofen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06

{ geeignet, bdB Die +!
IN Qentudb etng,
nHtber baben i.9 iif
ct, bab es ansiiebt
'rieg 0usbret5tn ne
GsebeI tpbt.
s T q nf for.t Rp..
,ernpVr 6oehnf .,


Granffort Rp., 8. Geb.
Goupernedr @otbet erlas ieinen
0erlebungen um GA llbr beute
Mbenb. 2ieutsnont=@ @ouperneur Bed
bam tpurbe slei4 nu4 benz 9obe Goe>
tePs als Gouperneur bereibist. Der
sanse Staat TT in fieberbafter 9lufz
re9ung.
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ai@t .i&albis.

Siour Gitn Sd, 20. San.
Mite 9aines. tpel&tr bef4ulbist
mar. Nnbp Ream ermorbet 81 babsn,
inbem er ibm elm sliibenbes gifen in
ben 3eib ftieB. ipnrbe bon Der Goro>
nersiurp freisefpro9en. ba er, mad.
peiien tonnte, bab er in Rptbpebr sea
bdnbelt batte.