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New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
BROOKLYN ROAD IMPROVEMENTS

Tie announcement will be greeted with hearty
satisfaction by the public of that borough that
the fine parkways of Brooklyn are forthwith 10
be extended, completed and put in good repair
There has long been urgent need Of such work
Few cities in this or any land have as fine
pleasure drives as Brooklyn has, or is designed
TO have. But the most elaborate and most per-
feet plans are unsatisfactory If they are left
incomplete or are permitted TO fall into disorder
and decay. And such is the plight in which the
parkways Of Brooklyn have long been
The superb Ocean Parkway-which some yul-
carly persist In clubbing the "Booleyvard"-run-
ming from Prospect Park TO the ocean beach.
has for years been practically complete and has
been kept in generally good condition IT is diff
cult 10 understand, however. why the fine bride
road at the east side, which, according 10
numerous official signs Is exclusively reserved
for equestrians. should in fact be chiefly given
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

up TO the exercising, training and racing or
professional racehorses attached to wheeled
vehicles. Certainly a stable boy seated on a
sulky is not an equestrian. Perhaps the estab-
lishment of a public racetrack on the lower
part of the parkway will give opportunity for
remedying the abuse without Inconvenience 10
the jockeys and racehOrse owners. But since
the police are dilgent in ordering cyclists on
the carriage road one wonders why they never
think Of ordering drivers of vehicles Off the
bride road One other Improvement of the
Ocean Parkway is most imperatively demanded
not by the comfort alone but by the safety of
the public. That is the enlargement of its ter
minal facilities at the ocean end. The old
asphalted Concourse has been so cut away by
the waves that there is now only the narrowest
of passag geways from the parkway toward the
west, into which carriages. horsemen, wheelmen,
pedestrians and automobiles are packed in a
dangerous jam. The widening of that passage
and the enlargement of what il left of the Con-
course are urgently necessary.
The Eastern Parkway has never yet been
much more than promise OF magnificent p0ssl-
bilities In design it is one of the nobest Of
roads But the design has not been carried half
way to completion, and the completed portion
has been permitted to fall into serious dis
repair. The entire width of the central roadway
should be macadamized and the side road should
be paved and all heavy and business traffic
should be compelled to make use Of 1t. Every
days delay in doing these things is reproach
to the city. Equally exasperating and discred-
liable is the condition of the Bay Ridge or Shore
Parkway which is designed to be in some re-
spects the finest Of them all and which could be
made simply unrivalled in the world unless by
a single road in Europe. 1t is still far from
complete. Much of it is so narrow as to be posi-
lively unsafe and the avenues Of access to it
are wretchedly bad AS for Fort Hamilton
Parkway and Bay Parkway, they are in so rudi-
mentary state TO be scarcely worthy of
consideration. Their road surfaces are in pretty
good condition for driving, but bride roads,
cycle paths and footpaths are not even laid out,
while shade trees and other adOrnments have
not advanced beyond the status of dream.
Such public works these parkways are
designed for the welfare of the whole people,
and it needs only glance at the Ocean Park
way any fine Saturday or Sunday afternoon or
indeed at almost any time in fair weather, with
its multitudes OF pleasure seekers of 'all sorts
and conditions of men," to demonstrate how
well they serve their purpose. The construction
and maintenance of them is a serious public
duty. which should not be made snbservient to
any local real estate interests or to the ext
gencies Of party politics.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

to yield Predictions are usually unprontable
but 1t is at least safe to say that If rioting In
81 Louis wins sympathy and support or any
practical advantage whatsoever for those with
whom the rioters identified a long series OF
impressive preeedents will he broken.
Whatever the original rights or wrongs OF the
contest may have been. there Is just one imme-
diate and imperative necessity In St Louis. and
that is to restore order and maintain the right
10 work When that task has been accom-
plished ana not until then. other matters may
properly receive attention.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Whatever may be the law OF the case II does
seem against equity that Westchester County
should be compelled to bear ali the expense of
protecting big public work which is being
done by New-York and exclusively for New
York, and which not only confers no benefit
upon Westchester County, but actually Injuries
II to a material extent. 1t seems like asking a
man to pay the cost Of robbing him.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

The people who delight in changing the names
of streets have turned their attention to the
comparatively new thoroughfares. and now write
Avenue St Nicholas for what has been known
by the name Of st. Nichoias-ave. If this is
correct why not Avenue Amsterdam or Avenue
Columbus? The style. SO far 1t applies to the
!stteIea .AyfQVsA, may have been dictated By
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

The favorable announcements respecting the
work and prospects of the Yale Forest School,
recently established, supply welcome illustra-
ton of the increasing interest with which a
long neglected field Of research and practical
instruction is being cultivated. Scientific for
estry seems to make slow progress. but looking
back only little distance we can see that
there has been notable and steady advance.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

II Is good thing to have new battleship.
1t is a good thing to call it the New-Jersey. IL
is good thing to present 10 it fine silver SER
vice 1t is a good thing to inculcate in the emil
dren of the public schools a patriotic spirit ana
an appreciation of the worth and necessity or
the Navy. But ii is not 81 good thing TO trans
form the schools and school children into vas,
canvassing. begging and collecting agency 10
raise money for present to the battleship OF
for any other purpose. That is perversioh oi
the schools from their legitimate functions ana
is the setting of a precedent which may Lead 10
slmos, infinite mischief With complaints on
the one hand that scholars are being over
worked and on the other that they are being
undertaught, il is little less than criminal 10
make further demands upon their strength ana
further reductions from their opportunities 10
learn by setting them at work at something
which has no relation to their studies.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

In planning to build bridges in the Transvaal
the British may be counting their chickens be-
fore they are hatched but they are also indi-
eating pretty plainly what kind of chickens they
mean to hatch.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

An asphalted Broadway. with electric instead
of cable cars will be a thing OF beauty and a
joy-unti it is ripped up,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Controller Coler is in Washington planning
war on trusts. When he comes home he might
put a in practice the Tammany Ice
Trust.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
euphony but there seems to be no good reason
for the late change.

Public exercises at the beginning of actuai
work on the rapid transit tunnel would seem 10
be reflection on the recent Tammany ceremony
of digging hole which had nothing to DO WIN
rapid transit.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

View. Mr.. Vanderbilt who has been abroad for
several months, will return in July. and will oc-
Newport, leased by him for the season.
Another engagement of widespread interest was
that of Miss Charlotte Whiting. the only child of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Whiting and niece
of Mrs. George l.. Rives and Miss Jane Whiting 10
Henry o. Havemeyer, the youngest son of the late
Theodore A Havemeyer, of this city. The engage
ment of Miss Whiting TO Mr. Havemeyer had been
rumored for nearly a year and its announcement
was looked for Newport last summer Miss
es Mes jane wR9 sfn has ia 6 her & home With her
popusT p and I aened hen EN- M sSr ago
which institution re will be graduated this spring.
ferred ''' '''''' tue "su0'"s VIII not long De de-
Another engagement announced was that o., Miss
Grace Saltonstau Lee. the youngest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Northam Lee of No ia
west Seventy-eighth-st.. TO Frederick Allen John
son OF Norwich. Conn. graduate of the Sheffield
scientific School. at Yale class OF '94 Announce
ment was also made of the engagement OF Miss
sadan d H. Dimon Chapman. the only daughter of Mr.
iyn. To %s eShn NJ Chapman Of Remsen BrSok
Lewis Francts: Of Brooklyn. and grandson of the
who graduated from Williams College twelve Years
ago Is q brother of Arthur w Francis who a
the daughter of J. seSver Pass. Of 5fS this cIty
Other engagements announced were those OF Miss
anna augusta Radley, daughter OF Mrs. John 3.
hauiey' OF Mount Vernon n Y TO William Wat
Ains heniy- of this city formerly secretary OF the
society OF the Sons Of the American Revolution:
MISS Ms SWer1fude Agnes Evans; daughter OF Mr. and
NIii5m L. Evans. of Montclair. n j.. to
~ au'ner h r. Price. of this city Mrs. s y McNulty.
u " tns city 10 Captain Charles W, Mason. ith
trrahl.iy, united States Army. and Miss Ben
Hsia1s soils Brecknar. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
DaEie sre>kner, OF No 80 West Ninety-secoud-sI.
10 GOODMAN Richard Davis. also of this city,
l. wilson Lloyd. OF this city. whose marriage to
MISS Ehzabeth w. Jewett. the second daughter OF
the heV Dr. Edward II. Jewett. will take place
Wednesday afternoon next, May i6. in the Chapel
=, 'he Good Shepherd at the General Protestant
Episeopat Seminary. in Chelsea Square. gave his
lareweh bachelor dinner last evening at the ST.
.s'choas Club. His guests were his best man
-Neisoh McAllister Lloyd his brother. and the
young men who have oeen chosen 10 serve
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
@om, @riegsidsanpIabe.

gaarbeberg, 0ienstag, 81. 5ebr.,
MajubazSag 8 l6r U}g.
Die Sruppen i'm britiI9en Eager
fpuroen BEL S%asesanrru4 aus benz
S9ldfe geipedt our6 Elm fprtpdbrens
bss @etnatter BON Gspe6rfsuer, unb
es traf Die Nafrt9t elm, ooB bic gas
naoier, pdbrsno tie in nGditer N1be
bss Ssinbes S9an5grG6en 3ogen, aus
elmer g%ntfernung pm 80 CARDS be-
f9oITen niirpen. Ote Gana0ier arbsites
ten .ii9 mutbig pprlpdrt8 ano beIcbten
ben &ano Der S9anSsrdben lGnss oes
5lufes, pel9e bic Sureu polIitdnbig
eini6lofen.
9e9en z ll9r erI@ien in Der Serne
cine feline @ruppe Mdnner, m.lbe
iiber bas Selo berii6sr auf bas Saupts
quarter Sufam. Oa 2pro &obsrts bic
@nfunft Gronje's erparttte, beqab er
fi9 in benz einfdfen @aesn, in ipels
dem er su i9lafen pilegt, an bic sSront
unb lieB cine Wa9e Der SeaTort6s anz
treten. SIS nd6erte Iih bdnn cine 4ns
Sabl Better. CUR &e6ten BON @enez
raj prettpman rift elm dlterer Serr, be-
fleibet nit einem lleb.r5ieber aus
raubem 3eus, breitranbigsm Sut, gez
nDbnlidei 9eintleibern aus .Speeo"
nnb braunen S6u1en, 9teS mar Der
eefiir6tete Gronie. Sein @eIi9t mar
beind6e i9par5 gebrannt. unb 1ein
frazier Bart nit @eiB bur9sogen.
2orb Roberts cling por ieinem g8ae
gen auf unb ab, bis Der 8urengensral
anfam. Damn gin9 Der britii6e Goms
manbeur porpGrtS uno begriiBte ben
@urensG ommdnbeur freunolt6. Gr
forterte General gronie auf, Ii6 duf
einsm Stubls niebsraulaHen, pel4er gu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06

9oeier 1880 ST.; Siffsroinaen 1920
ST.; gettemburg 2149 ST.; Oiibelins
gen 2139 ST.; Mpnneri9 2141 ST.:
5riiingen 1S43 ST.; &edinaen 2042
St.; Sid a. b. dig. 1885 ST.; aanl L.
4S7 ST.; 2euoelingen 1857 ST.; pe,
ttngen 1896 ST.; G9iTfIingen ri
Sf.; Giimelingen 685 ST.; gotal "a
284 Settdre. = 2otalcpmmiiIion fir
Die SatditerrepiIion bon Settem6ura.
am9duptoelesierter: Sobann 5(ies BON
gsttemburg, Observation-Disclosures: g.
Slenid aus gettemburg. Stir Sefs
ton Settemburg: Sobann Rudert; Or.
garl5ungsoele9terter: 0icplas @ino.
Jur Settion 4bpeiler: So6ann Yeter
&apl; grgdnSungsbeleeierter 9eter
Warr. Sir Seftipn Senninaen: Niz
cOldus Weiter; GrgGnsnngsbeleaierter:
Nieolas &irpd4. Sir Settion suns
9eringen: Paul &lein; Gradnsunqsoez
le9tertsr: Matbias 8renoel. Stir
Settton Noerbingen: Nic. Merf6; Grz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Sobann 3udsrt.
Ut iimelingen, %. San. Sin
l3fperes ungliid paiiirte am Sreitag
Dem ~19siGbrigen Samen pet. aus Gars
nib. Serielbe bate nit einem Same
rdoen IN Der porb~ergebenben Radt cine
Wtne gebobrt, gefiiGt unb ansesiinoet.
Der S9ub ging inbeb nd9 lGnaerem
Warfen rItt log, ipesbdl6 bic 4rbeiz
ter iif CUR &ube 6egaben. @ls lie fif)
nun am dnoeren Morgsn anI8idten,
DIE nod INNER unberfebrte Mine tpiez
Der dls3ubobren, tra9te pl0bli6 Der
SbuB uno puroe 9amen bur6 bic
fur9tbare 2ufteribiitterung Su 9oben
ge16leuoert, mo er nit benz aopfe a1tf
elnen Stein aufT9lus. Gr erlitt
i9pere 0erle5unaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
Ussxe,.tba,roer @aaetts, pteastua, nrn 6. aatars 1900,

geniigte, iu9te Nlbenarbus au9 bas
Stiid @arten gu erperben, pel9es bin
ter Dem Sauie oes NaselI9miebes lag
uno gum 8srburs'f9en Qnpelen ses
bDrte. 4aein bic Grperbuns besielben
ftieb auf sroBe S9pieristeiten, ba ses
raoe iiber ben 8erburg'f9en 8efib
stpilhen Sebaitian Spnner, !6errn b.
Soaenfels, einsrieits unb benz Baron
bon 9obeniaren iammt ben nod unter
8ormunbi9aft itebenben Grben Mstz
terni9 anbererieits elm Proaeb i6pebs
te, oeien gnbe poroer6anb ni9t a65uz
1eben mar.
S6on bate Der gr3berSog gilbert
auf elm 9eiu9 bes Observation-Disclosures
bonn 81. S%ebruar 1911 unter benz Suli
besfelben Sabres Die @erfiisung ses
t"rpffen, es ioIe i'm Sntereiie bes notbz
penbigen &irhenbaues Der 9fatb pas
@runoitiid abf1GBen laffen unb ban,l
our grpropriierung besielben i4reiten.
ais es z, Moenarbus geldng, auf am
oerem Wege gu ieinem 3iel gu tom=
men. Gr 6epog ben Baron b. So6en>
iaren, unter benz 3. Nppember 1911
auf ben bon bie1em ~erbobenen Qnz
ipru6 auf ben @arten gu @unIten bes
&ir6enbdues gu perai4ten. Oesglei@
chen errei6te er IS our9 feline pieber>
bolten Bitten, bub du6 Der Srier GrS>
bii9of 3otbar BON Metterni6 als
Tormunb unb i'm Hamen Ieiner Hef<
fen am 2. Ipr.l 1912 unb Dur9 Oft
bonn II. DECEMBER 1912 gegen Bee
itimmte 9eDineungen duf oas @artenz
itiid Oer3i9tete. Statt bes bis6eriqen
4usganges aus benz 9drten, Der Spiz
i9en benz r8ronen" unb benz Saus bes
Nageli6misoes auf bic StraBe fii6rte,
muBtsn bic Seiuiten einen anbern stpis
i6en benz Mariminer Refugium unb
Der SutiinftiseR Stride ansulegsn iif
perpfli9ten. Damn muBten tie per>
ipre&en, Das S90nfelb'ide !5aus bins
ter benz r&roneu" gu taufsn, um aus
beiIen @arten bic grben Metterni6
gu enti9dbisen. gnbli9 mubten lie
Der Samilie Netterni9, ibren Na9s
tOmmen uno Re6tsna9folgern bier
SiBe in Der Stride nit Nusiiht auf
ben So4altar %einrdumen. Sebaitian
Spnner pollte- bon elmer Ibtretung
nifts pifen. Oarum taufte Der Ref>
tor am 9. DECEMBER 1911 pof linn um
600 III. bas 4nrs4t, pel6es Spnner
uuf ben @arten au baben bebauptste.
Oo9 mubte Der 0erfGufer ii1 an6st=
I9i9 MAIDEN, ben 8aufpreis SuriitSus
sablen, fans bic enolide GntI4etbung
oes Pro5eiies gu ieinen llnsuniten aus
falen Ipate.
Die Mittel gum @nfduf Der beiben
9duier uno bes 8artens gepG6rten p.
Iloenarous bic 4nleiben, tpel1e er BEL
Der Witttpe Qnna &remer, bic aus benz
~erpGbnteu .8rpnen" Itammte, unb Dem
Ropi3iat gu Srier mabte. gritere lieb
linn am %. Nppember 1911 600 ri.
10 Stbr, lebteres i'm fplssnben De-
GENDER $500 81.
Gortfebungfolst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
6ro6her3oothuln.
Nus Ger bauptitaot.
Sic &ammcrbcrbanolunsen

6 risinat@g eri9t aus benz @roBbera
~5ogtbum.)
SiBung pon Sienstag, 6.
Sebruar. = Sn Der beutigen SiBung
puroe bas 9 Ii b get ii 1900 in 2.
2eIung einitimmtg a%ngenDmmen.
Damn purben folsenbe flint 8eieBes>
projette einitimmig a%ngenommen:
H. Cine 9prlage iiber 9 emein n
beDnbifate, &raft Oersr, pers
f9isbene 9emeinben ii9 uIammenz
tbun tOnnen our 4usfiibrung peri4iez
bener Irbeiten bon intertpmmunalem
NuBen.
81 Die 9Qrlage, betreffeno bic 6 r.
rt6tuns elmer 8linoendns
# a oes 9robber5ogtbums. ,Steiels
be pirb in 8erburs erri9tet unb BON
glilabetbarinnen : S4peitern g~eleitet.
81 Die @orlase iiber bic D.
pirtbf9aftli9e arran ts
Wfanolaseri6eine), 8raft Serer, Der
2anbmann gesen 4usitelung zines
S6eines Warrant) feline lanoptrtbs
i9aftli9en grSeusniHe p~erpfdnben
tann. Sieie 8orlage bat ben 3ped,
ben periOnli9en uno reeaen &reott oes
2unbmannes gu itdrten.
A. Die Spdrpereine tperben
untsr Das 9eieb iiber bic 9ilfsfdfen
eingerei6t, mas beren Sperattonsn
gjntigsr s'Iialtet.
81 Cine 0prlage, pel9e beapedt,
bic ppiten fir Snitaaation, 3%eparatus
rem unb 1nterbalt Der & untonals
gefdngnie uno ibrer Snlahsn
benz Staate our Gait gu legen.
Ra9 einitimmiser @unubme bieier
9eiebesprpiette pertdgt ii9 Die &am=
mer biz gum Is. Sebruar. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
s,tgembmr8H6es aus 8eleien.

SnW m fanb cine gr1ab<
tpabl an STEELE oes peritprbenen Oepus
tterten !Serrn Streel Itatt. 8eim er.
item Wdblgang ipurbe Der liberalegans
otoat auf Settle geI9oben. !6err @nz
cton, &atbolit, erbielt biefelbe ,3abl
Stimmsn, pie Serr pitiaer i'm Sabre
1897. Sas Refultat mar Jplaenbes:
Wepsmans, Soaialiit . 1906
OGDEN, 2iberdl 1857
Ircion. &atbolif 1854
0ebbalb fanb am perfl. Sonntaa
Sti9pabl Spifden Mepsmans uno
4ncipn itatt, nobel Der Spsialiit un4
terlag. Der geipdblte Ratbplit Serr
@ncion erbielt 1883 gesen 1883
Stimmsn fir Mebsmans.
NipeIIes. Oas bieIiae parauet
tit NIT elmer i4redli9en 4ngelegenbeit
bei6Gftist. Sin Subenb lnmenfhen
bat ndmli4 i. elmer Wirtbi9aft elmer
Slooiinntgsn nit pelbem Die gemeins
item pro5eouren porgenommen tpuroen,
gum SOLUBLE mittels zines Naiiermels
iers poIftGnbig ffalpiert. Iur nit
Der grOBten Miibe selang es, bieIe
banoitif6en llnbplbe bon ibrem i6eub.
lt6en Sreiben db5ubringen unb ben
S4pa4finntgen, ipelder ais G9la9ts
opfer auf einen Slid seitelt pprben
mar, in bas Sptal gu l9affen, poz
ielbit er ieinen Wunben erlegen lit.
MarcineIle. ginem SrGulein
BAL, pel9es fif gum ppitamte begab,
nm bort einen We1iel i'm getrage 0
1880 ST. ein5ulofen, purbe pas
Opfer zines fre9en 0iebitablss. Sn
benz Iugenblide, in nel6em iie aus
ibrem leoernen !SanbtdI99en bic Rplz
len nit ben oarin entbaltenen 8ants
npten nebmen polte. tp%nitdtierte lie
nit S9reden, oaB bieielben bon biebiz
i6er Sano entpenbet feien. Die arme
Yer1pn fiel in Sbnma9t unb fonnte
erit mad seraumer 3eit Mittbeiluns
bon benz 0orfale MAIDEN. Sn Der
Strube Dor Der ppit fanb man bas
Serri1ene papier, pelbes als Siille gee
bient bate, Dor. sSSeDe Spffnung auf
Die @ntbeduns bes Oiebes lit ausse.
i4lofen. Sas arme Mdp4en 1T in
srDBter @erspeiflung.
Gonti4. SIM bieiigen 8abnbofe
ipurbe elm ~10zidbrises MGp6en iiber=
fabren, tpel6es i'm 4ugenblide, mo Der
UNI 6 ubr BON 8riiiel na6 MmIterbam
sebenoe S9nelSus einlief. Der Sib=
rer CAB Iofort 9esenoampf, isbo9 mar
Der 2eidnam Der &leinen sana in Stii=
de Serbadt. 8iele Samen, pelGe bonn
5eniter ibres Wagenabtbeiles aus, bic
i9redli6e 8Orpermahe, pel9e in 2eiz
nsn einseprebt purpe, iaben. fielen in
Sbnma6t. Sas arme Mdb9en, nel=
DIES CUR @prbereitung CUR eriten Cons
munipn ben &ir9enunterri6t beiu6en
po1te, inbeB etpas perlpdtet mar,
iiberidritt unporii9tiser Weife bic
9eleiie unb purbe ppm momentansrl
Spbs erbai9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
Saar, Wuis, GiieI uuS 9nmsrad.

Wellen, 5. Sebr. Der Rottenars
beter Sob. Steienmeb bier bat BEL ben
Groarbeeiten 81 einem Neubau faum
etnen Wfeter unter Der Grbe mehrere
9rdber auf9eoedt. Sic befteben II
peri6teoenen Steinplatten, bic in Die
groe geftett unb nit Steinplatten
audi seoedt iinb. Nur elm ppaitdnbia
aus einem Stiid gebauener Stsiniar9
faro fi4 barunter; Der Oedel beite6t
ebenfdas aus einem Stiid. Die Muls
be 1T iorsfdltig ausgearbeitet, atpei
Wteter lang uno ungefdbr 40 Cent?
meter brett. Dieter Sarg, Der mod
nlft p%oaitdnoig blpBselegt lit, entbielt
bic ueberreite bon stuei perionen. Die
S6doel iparen Defenders tpoblerbalten
uno aeisten Heiben psiber, fdOner
SABINE. In Der 2uft puroen bic anoz
den f9nea mori9, unb ais bic &inber
nit ben S9doeln ipielten, fielen tie in
Stide. Sn Dem Sarge fano ii6 elm
Stetntrug, Der aber SerI9lagen fpurbe.
Us i6eint bier Elm grDBeres 8rGberfelb
gepeien gu iein, benin felt Sabren finz
bet man iiberaa in Der NGbe iol6e aaz
itengrdber. Sn einsm por einisen sabz
rem bloBgelssten maj elm S9pert, cine
SanSe uno ipnitiges HiiftSeug entbalz
ten. Sa Die 2eute meinten, ben Spbten
mliBte bletben, mas ben Spbten lei, 10
mausrtsn tie bic 9esenftdnbe tpieber
nit elm.
Sc n. Sn Der p~ergansenen Wo.
3e fanb man einen ~60sidbrisen Sags
lObner BON Srier in benz an unIerm
Srte porbeiflieBenben Babe nit benz
@eitfte i'm MdfTer Iieoeub fnht mr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
Dereint0te 5tddte II.

gu paripns Greet, Waibs
instpn Gpuntp, &anfas. itarb Maria
S9uma6er, sebnrene Berger, 9emabz
lin bes Serrn Hitolaus S9uma9er.
Sieielbe puroe gu Wintringen sebpren
unb beiratbets in eriter She, Serrn So
bann S9umaGer, ipel4er lie nit finf
8inbern binterlieB uno nod auf benz
5ooesbette geiast bate: sd babe
einen 8ruber in Nmerifa; er pirb fir
meine 5rau unb &inber forgen!!" Die
fer 8ruber, Der iiberlebsnbe Serr Nifo@
laus, psrlieb feline Setmitdtte, reiIte
na6 europa unb beiratbete ieines9ruz
bsrs SSrau, pel9e er nit ben &inbern
mad 4merifa nabm. 0ieies mar Dor
etfpa "a Sabren unb &anfas mar oaz
mails nod elm ptloes 2anb uno bieie
Samilie, nit nod unberen 2urembur>
germ, murben bic 8%riinber' Der iest
bliibenben ct. Marienz9 emeinoe. Die
perItorbene Srau Maria S6uma9er
erlitt am II. Sebruar einen S6ldgans
fad unb Itarb am 16. Sebruar na6 ges
ouloia ertra9enem 3eioen. Gs iiberlez
ben lie ibr Mann unb bic ainosr pes
ter unp Nifolaus Shuma9er, Mafia
&pib, Nnselina SolI9e. Magpalena
WurB unb Marsaret6a Sormater. Gs
purbe piel fir Die 9eritorbene sebetet.
Der Serftorbsnen !Seim, mar INNER
oas p~farrbaus Der Prieiter uno lie
itarb aud poblperieben. Die 8eerbi>
gum fano nit Proaeiiion pom @obns
bauie CUR Stride itatt, po Eep. S. 6.
8aleier Der pfarrer Der Gemeinoe Die
Grequien feisrte. unter QfIiitena bon
Rep. Ma6er bon Glpoe unb Hep. Sans
terre bon palmer. Hep. @alleier belt
cine beutI6e unb &ep. Maber cine eng
lif6e 2ei1enrebe fir bic peritorbene,
Iebr a6tunsspertbe Mutter. Qm 10.
Mdra pGre Srau S9uma4sr u Sab
re alt s%etporoen. +.
gu McSenrh, Sa., purben in
Der ct. Marp's Stride gctraut: Serr
Spiepb Mueler, Spbn BON peter
Mueller, nit SRI. 3atbarind S4reis
ner, Sobter bon Wilb. S6reiner;
5raussussn tparen Serr Sobn unb
SranS Shreiner, unb SRI. 9ertr. Wez
Der uno Mnnie S6reiner. Iu6 purs
ben ferner eetrdut bon Hep. S. 3.
8irI9: Wittper 5ran5 ,@intel bon
StdcsDpile, Soma, nit Wittpe Sobn
Wintel bon MeSenrp.
Steinauer, Yapnee Gp,. Hebr.
ben %. Sebruar 1900.
Seute ipurbe bier unter srpberSeiers
lidtsit bic Srau Selena Walih, Sp9s
ter bon 9errn unb Srau Soief Stsis
nauer, CHR Batter lit elm Shpeiser uno
bic Mutter fam BON 8epern, 2uremz
burG gu 8rabe setragen. Die 8erItors
bene errei6te nur elm Otter bon 33
Sabren, aber an ibr bat iid bas Wort
Der bl. S9rift bepabrbeitet: nSriibe
polenbst bat lie piele Sabre erreiat,
bsnn lire Seele mar Gptt poblsefGais,
oarum elite er, iie aus Der Mitte Der
Cater binmeg au nsbmen." Weisb. 4.
Is. IA. Die @eritprbene mar cine
6riitlife, fromme Srau, bon Ilen bic
lie tanntsn, geliebt uno geebrt, unb
'tarb audi zines febr srbauli6en Sobes.
Rube lire Geele!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06

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