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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Die ,,Yeritt eraueaiie"

BON paris tbsilt nit, bab am isIbsn
Sage, aIs bic QHumptipniitensD Batter
strt6tli9 belanst purben, in ibrem
Rloiter gu SeruiaIem fransOfi4s abs
miraIe unb b0bsrs Officiere bic freuno.
Ii6ite Mufnabme fanDsn unb oab bieie
Die Batter beslidpinfaten in 8.treff
Der beroii1en 4rbeiten fir bic Rir6t
fspObl, als fir bas 0atsrlanb. Der
'Nebaitsur bss ausgejei1neten 4lattes
fiist bann binau: 9as TT tumer pitber
bic pplitif Gambstta's, beNen Mottp
mar: Die prteiteri9aft, has lit unfer
;tinb; i'm QuSlanb obsr tbun lie quite
Dienite. Der MntisG ltritalismus lit
t.in gutter Grpprt.a rtitel." Gs tam
aber ni6t ausblsiben, baB biefe fiG
felbit niberfprsdenbe 6anblunaspeife
;solgen BADEN pirb, bern 1raaptite
bic tirdsnsfeinblitx Resierung in ibrer
Nerblenbune niht gu besrtifen berma9.
Denn, tpenn i'm 2anbe feIb5t bic e.iffs
lihen Orben auf benz @us{t.rbe.tat aes
fttt ober gar plDbli4 unt.rbriidt fpers
ben, 70 iolte man bod .inieben, bab
bamit aud balb bic QueIe p.rlieseu
mub, aus Der btsber 70 biele MGnnsr
Encouragement finb, bic anerfdnnters
mdbtn ibrem 8aterlanbe TN 4uslanbe
Die srObten Dtenite eripisTen baben,
Cine btabplifde @emcinbeit lit es aber
serabesu, tpenn bic Mitslieosr folder
Srben ais @errdtber gebranbmartt
perptn, pGbrenb bic Ge9isruns bod
bonn G.e.ntbeil iiberaeugt lit unb es
aus3ufprs6en bss Oefteren ii9 ses
5ipuneen febf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20

I. M. fir &inber. Sd fsbe - faste'
Notbnagel - ni9t auf benz Gtanbz
punt Der Qbiinenaler, aber f~olsenbes
muB id Sbnen bod ans Sera lesen: es
lit eine i4ipere Siinbe, ipenn man Rim.
bern S9naps, Bier ober W.in au trim,
Ten gibt. Bis gum IA. 2ebensiabrs
foate fein 8inb Wein, 9bte, Bier ober
Raffee 81 trinten betpmmen. 9la bies
finb Grresunssmittel, bic fir bas Rinb
entbebrlid iinb. Gs lit elm Uerbreden,
au b%tbaupten, Der Wsin nGbre, unb aes
rabeau tinbii9 1T es, tpenr man iaat,
Der rotbe Wein itdrte mebr als ber
peibe: ainber bebiirfen nidt bieier
grregungsmittel, bieie finb Dielmebr
fir Rinber unsemein fddblt9, benin
bic serabesu furdtbare Rerpoiitdt un'
isrer 3eit berubt gerabe auf biefem
friiboeitisen 4ltobOlssnub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20

81 beberaigerl, bern es tpiro uns IGen
in ben Ser. Stdaten BON Nuben fem.
Der Preis bes @ertes tit elm iebr ges
ringer, ettpa so Gents, alip iebr gering
fir ben boben, t%pertbpollen Snbalt uno
man f4reibe gefl. balbis # na6 Der
2ettiire bieies Irtitels nit @tnlage bss
9elbes, enttpeoer an ben Wutpr Der.
Sules Sarbipel, Gottor Of Ga 8erit6,
Quebec, Canada pbsr an bas 8erlagsz
6aus r2tbrairie ct. Soispb Gabieur ct
Ssrpme, Montredl, Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Wipp6em IN &aDDSmitb.

9em befannten &rieosberi9terItat>
ter Sulius Stettenbeimz DtppGen lit es
mad pielen Sdbrli9feiten gelungen, in
9abpimitb einaubrinsen. Sn Dem err
ten arisgsbrief eradbitWippaen: sd
Iu9te auerit etnen 9aitbpf auf. Bit
tie um bic Speiietarte", iaste i9 gum
Dirtb. gr peritanb mid ni9t, benin
er bate, nie ii9 ipGter berdusiteate,
Iolbe gitte felt Monaten nidt pernoms
men. rWas lit alip fertig?" fragte i9
unsebulbis. = n@n9lanO", iagte er
niebergsI9lageH. = Na9 einigem ar
ssrli6en gin unb Ser ruff Wipp6en
iebr er5iirnt: sd babe Sunger; piIIen
sic, mas ,Sunger iit9" 81, rief er
aus, ,pie fpute i9 bas nt9t piiIen!
Suneer lit Der bette 8o9." = .S9Dn",
fubr i9 fort: uNas tDnnen sic mir
em~pfeblen?" - Der Wirtb ba9te pies
Der mad, bann unterbra4 er fein Na6s
benten nit ben Worten: SD empfeble
SSbnen Dor alien Oingen &ube unb Sc
bulb unb bann cine orDentli9e Mabls
aeit." So, meinte ih rubig uno
gebulpig, nun tommen mir uns idon
nGber. Was bdben sic alIo i'm Sauie,
Serr Wirtb9" = .Wenn sic es genau
niiIen ppllen", antpprtete sr, yio babe
i6 i'm SauIe: 60 Mann @inqudrties
runs, teinen 8ait, % m0blierte 3ims
mer, cine Srau, feds &inOer, cine
9roBmutter, ettpas S6mamm, einige
alte 3eitungeu unD Wansen." = .Oas
freut MIDI unb tbut mir aud leib".
mari i6 bDfli9 Elm, yaber bds polls
i6 ni9t piiien. SD mD9te ettpas eff
fen uno bite Sic, mir etpas porSus
i6lagen." = nNun, Oas 1T lei6t gez
I9eben", fagte er oa. iuOem er nit gros
BEN S6ritten our9 bas 3immer ging,
Sine trdftigs 9ouiaon, 3tpei Subeno
&ultern, @rbien nit Sduertobl, Wilbs
i6peinstopf, elm 8eefitsat ODER Elm
@iener S6niBel, &arpfen in Yorter
unD Ole unb etpas Rdie." Mir lief
Elm Sprinebrunnen i'm Munbe 3uIams
men, 10 oaB id i'm faum gu bGnoi9en
permo6te. rSsrrli9!" jauG3te i9,
runb mas ioa it paSu trinten?" =
gr nabm Die Deintarte CUR Sanb unb
antpOrtete: n@inen S9oppen 8orbes
aur, einen S6oppen &iebfrausnmil6
unb Elm @lds9en Oun3iger &urfiirs
item" = n46gema9tl" rief i9 aus, I'M
Dem mir elm dip ppm5er5en fiel. ,9as
min id baben! llnb pie LANCE tann es
bauern2" nSOditens aGt Gage nad
Dem @nbe Der Yelagerung."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20

unfern Serren. !Seute sebt Sober falt
an uns poriiber. 9ilf uns, mir seben
81 @runbe.
Sin 9ampffeTel rebet i'm Namen
Der Mdidinen: r9err prdiioent, i9
fam unmDgli9 bic @erpiiituns fdilz
bern, bic in Den Sdbriten felt @tnfiibs
runs bes So3talismus etneeriKen lit.
Sriibsr ipurbe fir uns gut geIorgt.
Der Gigentbiimer, Der Director, Der
@ufieber, iparsn ftpls auf uns. SEPT
iinb mir san3'pernd9ldiiist. Niemanb
liebt uns; Ntemdnb min uns bebienen;
Niemanb berItebt unieren Oienit; pDs
fsntli9 Deriuht es Elm anberer. 8aIb
pirb gu piel 9ebeiat, balb gu tpenig.
Iaes sebt gu @runbe, neil feline ORB
nllng mebr lit; Maidinen. Wertseuse,
Sammer unb 3ange iperben seitoblen.
Selbit bic Sabritz unb WobnbGuier
geratben in 0erfaQ, neil tie fetnen
Gigentbiimer mebr baben."
Sine @rnte>M ai9ine bonn 2anbs
iprt6t i'm Hamen Der Idsrserdtbe:
n9err PrGiibent, bilf, mir 1inb psrlps
rem, ieitbem mir Staatseigentbum ses
tporcen. Wir iinb in Der Sbat berren<
log. Niemanb ltebt uno bef9iibt uns,
ipeber 'por benz Mesen, mod Dor Der
Some. Wtr tperben niGt geDlt, ni9t
reparirt. Mles ptrb Serbro9en, aers
riiien, serit0rt, peri9leubert, seitoblen,
neil es teinen anberen Gigentbiimer
als ben Staat bat. Oie Menf1en err
tldren uns fir untausli9, neil iis
ielbit faul unb untauslt9 itnb. SiIf
uns, mir eeben gu @runbe."
Sine Hd6mai9ine iprt9t: ~5err
prafoent, ib 6alte ss nidt ldnser aus.
Seitbem bic MGbhen unter Der 6err=
iaaft oes Soatalismus ale Damen
se%tporben iinb, BIN ib Bel alien perbabt.
Jrii9er mar i4 seIiebt unb seebrt, iebt
tann nur bur9 3nans cine sebilbets
Dame baau gebra9t tperben, mein Nab
in S~etpsgung 81 feben; fe f9dmen iid
meiner; fie periteben ni9ts; iie sebsn
mir 5ubtritte. Nie babe i9 10 piel
nnredt selitten, ala isitbem i9 aus
benz !Serrenoienit in ben Staatsbienit
getommen. SD rgebe gu @runbe, tpeil
tb teinen 9errn babe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Cine teitere Grinnerun8 an
SelnerOing

brinst bic .Masbeb. 3eituns". gu ben
aQid6rli4en commandment, pie
Der peritorbene &pmiter bic 4ursGite
in aDien besei6nete, sebDrte aud er
islbIt, Der mod i'm pprigen Sabre tag
lid meilenpeite Spaaiersdnse anters
na1m. Sn 8esleituns bes Giuienoers
fiibrte tim Der Wes CUR Rubelsburs.
Nuf Dem 9renSranbe apii1en prsubts
i6em unb meininseniGem 9ebiete (ber
Gntlape &amburg) bate elm alter se-
bre6lider Mann aus &amburg feline
Salteftsle urfseialasen, Der nit uns
gepDbnli9er Gertigteit bic 8oriibsrs
gebsnbsn auf Der 3iebbarmonita Be-
griibte. 9efefelt pur1 ben feblerr
freien 8ortrag Der Supsrture aus ben
,2uItigen Weibern" madten mir por
benz often Sront. Mit einem Stud Spg
Der Spielmann bic Siibe Suriid, bic
ausgeitredt i'm vPreubii9en" tasen,
unb nun befanb fi6. Der Meininger
Stdatsbiirger ipieber in ieinem engeren
@aterlanbe Meiningen; bort be-
burfte er zines @eperbeI9eines
niGt, pobl aber auf preubii1em 8ps
ben. .Denn ib benfe, es fiimmt a
preubii6er rpoIiaeier", 10 mub i9 10
iiber bic prsuBiI9e 9renss binmes>
bopfen, bsnn bier finb bic S6ansbars
me f6limm bruf." 0isie erg1Bli6e
ssorm Der 2anbesFluAt peranlaBteSels
merbine, nit benz sreiien @irtuofen
dn3ubGnbeln, Der geriibrt feline 2ebsns>
unb 2eibensseidiGte erSGblte. g.:
,Mun feene @ange nide, Mlter1en, i&
bin fein pOliasier, bin ndmli6 op4
Siinitler unb piel in Die Welt rumges
reiit." Der alie Spteler: nNu, Ruls
leae, nat ipielit OH oenn ba?" g.: ,Sn
meinsm Corps ipielte i'd 10 gu fassn bic
erite 5ibbelins." 90 iebte Ii6 Der Sc
bantenaustauId iiber bic 4unit nod
cine Weile fcrt. Ser greiie Spiel
mann bstldgte bas bittere Coos Der
rum3iebenben Gpielleute, bic man mits
leioi9 nit gfideln ablobne unb ben los
oenannten ~beriibmten SpliIIen bagssen
Die blauen S4eine %bunbmeiIe in ben
GGpoB piirfe. Selmeroing - iibers
baupt elm iebr p~pbltbdtiger Weni@, =
briidts benz altsa Elm @elossi4snt in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Central Nerein.
Geine 40. Sabres Geriammlnng fin>
bet i'm September in Pcnria,
a., ftatt.
(9lus Der ,Yepria Spnns".)

(Qus Der vYeuria Spnne".)
pepria pirb alio Die biesjdbrige
Seitftapt pes beutI6en rDmiI9 : tatboz
liiGen Central : 9ereins BON Roro>
@merifa, bie1er mG9tisen Srganiidz
tipn, pel6er bic beuti9en Satbpliten
in aGen Sbsilen pieies eroBen 2dnoes
a%neebDren, unb nel9e tets in Der
Srpnt mar, penn es gait, fir bic &e9~
te uno Mufrs1terbaltung Der oeuti9en
Spra6e, Sittsn uno @ebrdu9e, elm
5utreten.
Gin ieber Der bier bieiigen benz
Central : @erein angebDrigen 8ereine
ernannte fpleenbes gomite, pel9es bic
SeitbebDrbe bilbeu nirb:
ct. Soiepbs 8erein: Yeter 8our>
i9eibt, Sobn S9peiaer, 8iliam
9rus, George Rotban, Gbarles Gut
ter, 9eprse StidelmeDer.
ct. Qntonius : @erein: Sulius
&renB, S6epDpre 9. Wiiiins, Siz
mon srefaser, Mattbias Gremer.
Srsp Srefager, George M%iiblenboff.
ct. gonifatiuss 8srein: Sobn. 9o>
ees, Sobn Cant, Sobn Martin, Sid
S9nur, Sobn 0ensel, Sobn Step
Sinstp.
ct. Mi1aels S9ul : 8erein: Ssnrp
Selters, CHARLES 2eutbner, Sufepb
Miler, Spiepb 8eisbru9, @eorge u.
S4erer, Srib prenger.
Die Gpnpentipn pirb am erIten
Sonntag I'm September erOffnet unD
bleibt 5 Sage in SiBuns. W}tt Dem
Central 8erein bdlt audi Der Sling
lin9sbuno feline Sa6res : Sisung al.
IS perbsn mebrere bunbert 9elegaten
aus allen S6eilen bes 2anbes an ben
8erIammlungen t6eilnebmen. Die
piesjdbrise Convention pirb, ME man
perii9ert, cine Der tpi6tigiten in Der
@eI6t6te Des @ereins, unb bes9alb
peroen mebr Selegaten als ben
frIberen GiBungsn beipobnten, err
partet. Serr peter S. 8puri9eiot 1T
Sinan3 : SetretGr Der Organization,
unb inn purbe in Der GiBung Der Gre
cutip : 8ebDrbe in Ct. 2puis, Mp., Suz
erit bas Set fir Pspria angetrugeH,
lpel6es er unter Der 8ebingung an
nabm, baB Die bisiigen @ereine bamit
sinberltanben tpGren. 0ieIes 1T nun
sei9eben unb Serr 9eter 8ouri6eiot
peroient ben Sant Der 9iirgeri9aft, oa
bic Contention fir bic Gtdpt BON be-
trd9tli9em Nuben fem pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
Gin WeimieinO.

Der ganonitus 9leim mar ein5etno
aler Reime auf Ieinen Nomen. Sn
elmer 9ei.af3aft, in Der AUDI Der 8iirz
germeiifsr bes Stdbt9ens ii9 befdnb,
tpurben aus Dem Stegreif 8erie gez
md9t. Der 8iirgermeifter nabm Elm
gefiiltes @las unb besann:
Sod lebe Der @ater 8leim!
@r lit Der Sreunbi6aft 2eim."
@leim fiel inn ioglei9 ms Wprt
unb ieBte bin5u:
limb Der 5err 8irgermeiitsr!
gr 1T Der Sreunof9aft &leiiter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
GtnDer nmD MIfoboI.

Mis bic 3eitidrift fir S6ulseIunbs
b.itspflese bsriGt.t, bat Der Wi.ner
aliniter SOfratb ROtbnussl tiirsli6 in
elmer 8prltiuns Iebr Notwithstanding
@euberunssn gotham iiber bic srpben
bon Sdnaps, @ein, Bier u,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20

bic 9anb; Der MIts fanb bies 10 rei4s
lid, bah er basfelbe nit Der 8emera
flung tpieber anbot: rNee! bas Is gu
billie. Su biit ia aud 10 elm armes
2uber, liebsr &uaeae!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
q m a.

Gabsn fir bic Miifion bon Siibs
S6antuns bite i'd pte bisber ienoen
gu nolen:
AZ on pfarrer 20. Suppert in Gpps
inston, ap.;
b. an Or. u. Setter, pfarrer in
Buffalo, q. o.;
q an Sob. 5uber, pfarrer In pers
iinspine, 81. o.;
b an 81. 5ammds, philadelphia,
ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20

Miirb' Soft inn Rube i9enfen!
60 aber bat er feline 3sit
In's &rdnfiein nur gu benfen.
\
Qusu srobe @ei6Gftigfeit unb 5ait
i'm duberen Sanbeln, ma9t innerlit
unrubig, aeritreut unb taltfinnts se>
gen bimmliide Sinse. - @er nod
benz Srbii4en gar gu eifris tradtst,
Der perliert oft plDbli9 bas Srbif4e
unb erlanst aud bus !Simmlii4e ni4t.
(Sbomds b. &empen.)
Der fromme Stmeon, Der piel ges
betet bate, ertennt in benz f9pahen
&inbe ben Welt6eilanb. Die selebrz
ten pbariider iaben i'm Wunoer mir
fen uno pertparfen i'm. Oas einfdlti>
&c, bemiitbiss Gebet fiibrt Did naber
gu Seius, als ale WiKeni4aft.
Il n =
Ser CLAUDE pbne bic Werfe lit
tpbt." Sas muB 10 ietn: DEM. tper
oentt tpte elm Gbrtt nnD lebt ipie elm
iSeibs, Der reibt 8opf unb 9et3 aus
einanoer, unb bas mub gum SObe
fabren."
+ 4
Sas g6~riitentbum Gnbert Ii4 ME
unb brdrdt ii9 ni6t gu dnbern. Mas
a6er pobl elmer Nenberung bebarf, 1T
bas 2eben Der Gbriften. Neues 2es
ben, uno bas Gbriitentbum 1T neu.
Is
Gin erobes Sinbernib fir bas Gnts
lit Die Meni9enfur9t. @essn iie
gibbs nur elm Mittel, bic @ottesfur9t.
rWer ben 9errn fir6tet, a~ittert pcr
ni4ts unb eridridt ni4t." (GccIeiiait.
"a. 16)
Die refte Mifdung bon Wei9beit
unb Stdrte erlanst man nur i'm
S9melspfen Der @erbemiitbiguns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
eteMSWeiShei

Die man&er mar benz Sob setpeibt,
Wiiro' @ott ibm 3ube f6enfen!
go aber bat er feline 3sit
Mn's &rantiein nur gu benfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-20
(GhIub.)

vs.
fabsn bas unb fonntsn ni6t begreifen,
parum ii9 bic beuti9e Gsfanbti9aft
Der Gbriiten in SiDsS 4antuns ni@t
annebme.
SIN Often Der Mifiion lit Gott isi
Dant Der Sriebe pieber einsesossn,
unb bic Miffionare BADEN ibre 4rbeit
NIT neuem Mutb unb neuem Ses.n
piebsr aufsenommsn. 5ier i'm Weitsn
Iebe i9 mid, fppeit bas Muse r.idt,
bon einem traurigenS riimmerfelb ums
aeben, aus benz nur einise srobs Heii>
benaen unb Elm fleiner bon Der 0erfOlz
auns unperiebrter She'll Der Wiiiiou
pie feltene Saien berbprrasen.
I'm Sbnen ein.n 9esriff ~ sebsn,
pie felt Wai b. s. (bis traurisen Rt.
Iultate Der 0erfOlsuns, psI4e In ben
Wintermonaten i'm Often Der WiTfion
wiitbete, iinb oben fdon anssseben) bic
RebeQsn in ben 8eairten: Ilining,
yenfu, Niusspans, Weni4aug, Rias
iiana, Rhine, Wuinti4eng. Sfautfdous
Fu, Sinst'au, T'fdengsu, Iiaubi.n,
S6anbisn, Wanstu, SdOutfdang,
&uantfdens, T'idaut'fdens sebauit
bdbsn, bemerfe ih:
l. Gs purben aeritDrt ootr pers
brannt so Gebstslotale; 40 @sbetslos
tale nurben mebr Obsr minber fart be-
l6dbigt, 80 anbere a%usgeraubt.
2. Bon uniern Ratediften tpurbsn
OF a%usgeraubt, 1 pernunoet, 1 ses
iDbtet. SAT- ale mubten ii9 in bic
grobeu H%eiipensen fli4ten.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-07
NOT IKAGINA Z.


Commdn Disease, Witch II by n
Means the Result Of imagination.
Undoubtedly many nervous peo-
pie suffer from troubles purely
imaginary; diseases which exist
only In the mind of the patient,
and such troubles furnish fertile
field for the quack as well as for
faith healers and Christian Science
treatment.
However, there is one common
and annoying disease which is IN
no sense OF the word imaginary and
that Is Piles.
Pile sufferers do not need ply
sician to tell them what is the mat
ter; there is no abscurity about 1t.
Neither will a simple lotion or ONT
ment cure it. You cannot deceive
pile sufferer into believing he is
being cured, because the pain and
itching from which he suffers is
not imaginary and cannot be cur
ed by imagination. A pile remedy
must have unmistakable merit, IT
must relieve the. pain and cure the
disease speedily or it will be con-
demned
Mr.. w. N. Dunn, Of 5719 Shields
Ave, Chicago, writes: am indebt-
ed to the Pyramid Pile Cure
thousand times for the speedy re-
lief and permanent cure of a Sc
we're case Of piles. was cured
perfectly with a so cent box and
more than that / still have three
OF the Pyramids left of the box l
did not need to use.
think the Pyramid Pile Cure
is the grandest thing of the age
and l shall certainly recommend
it to all sufferers.
The manufacturers of the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure are at perfect lib
erty to refer any person to me and
/ will gladly Answer any correspon-
dence. am so grateful for my cure
that | want all pilSsufferers to find
the same relief.
All druggists sell the pyramid
Pile Cure at so cents per box and
as it contains no cocaine opiate
or any poison whatever is entire
ly safe and reliable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-07
negro NAY DE
WAS CUT IN THE STOMACH
With a Knife In . Quarrel-victim
Brought to South Side Hospital.
Man Who Did the Cutting Made
His Escape.

What may prove to be a fatal stabbing
ARRAY occurred last evening at Palmer's
Station, near-Washington, Pa, the victim
being John Carter. colored man employ
ed as a laborer by a contractor at that
place. The injured man was brought to
this city on the II 80 train over the B. &
O., and taken to the city hospital for
treatment
According to his story of the affair. he
was alone at bis home in Palmer's last
evening engaged in changing his clothes,
when one Of his acquaintance entered
and after demanding dollar that he owed
him. began to quarrel because ne had
not received it sooner. Carter states that
while he was searching his pockets for
money and trying to assure him that he
would pay him, the man drew knife and
stabbed him IN the stomach. Carter fur
Their says that he turned and ran out of
the house and that the fellow pursued him
around the building. threatening to cut
him again. until several persons in the
meantime, hearing the noise of the ARRAY
approached the house, when he made his
escape.
Carter received a very serious wound,
having his intestines severed by the knife.
Medical aid was Immediately summoned.
and later he was brought to Wheeling. ac-
companied by two or three of his friends.
Late last night the attending physician
stated that the patient was resting as well
as could be expected and that while his
wound was of a grave nature there were
chances for his recovery. Carter is % years
old
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FROM INSIDE THE WALLS
Of THE Forbidden CITY.
Continued From nirst Page.

nese giving up easy, saying that they
did not like the soldiers with the big
hats be cause they fight too 'd-m
hard" Here we remained until dusk,
when the American troops were Or
dered to withdraw from the combat,
as we had accomplished our purpose
and were not at war with China. We
turned over our position to the Rus
slams and moved to the imperial agri-
cultural park where all Americans took
up camp. The park was never before
entered by foreigners, and was only
visited each year by the Empress, where
she held her religious ceremony to pray
for the prosperity of farms and prod
ucts (because she always gets her
divy). i5et -
We remained in this place for three
days, making our tents and beds of
royal silks and silken robes, and using
the same material for towels, gun rags
and to do up our sore feet, many of US
making the last four or five days march
barefooted. marched forty miles with
out shoes or stockings. On the morn
ing of August 10 we changed camps,
marching to the second wall, outside
the imperial palace, where we are now
awaiting orders.
There are many incidents which
would interest you, but time, space and
ambition forbids. When l come home
| will tell you about the joss houses and
wooden gods.
At Chong Fou, walled city, fourteen
miles from here, we got into joss
house owned by viceroy. 1t was a
collection Of buildings covering about
five acres. There were about 300 gods
here, with all the paraphernalia neces-
sary to make a good Chinaman of a
bad one. They ranged in size from
the normal size of twelve to fifteen
feet and representing gods of war, peace,
vengeance. etc. Some very very hand
some and other so very hideous that l
would be afraid to meet them at night
alone.
We left this place in good shape, but
destroyed all others we came across.
Pekin is not pretty city. 1t looks
like Sistersville after a food Hundreds
OF acres are in ruin, and their houses
are generally made of mud, one story
high, surrounded by seven-foot walls
of mud. The farms through the coun-
try are like city gardens in the States.
never saw such caretaking before
Our march from Tien Tsin was about
120 miles. We slept in corn fields every
night, and it rained about half the
time, so you can imagine how comfort
able it was.
/ Best regards to all
Your friend.
=. G. ANDREWS,
Company 1, Ninth U. s. Infantry.
With Relief Expedition, Pekin, China.
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WENT TO TEA
And 1t Wound Her Bobbin.

anu we Itcf hODD1n.
Tea drinking frequently effects peo-
pie as badly as coffee. A lady in Sails
bury, Md, Mrs. Belle H. Jones, says
that she was compelled to abandon the
use of coffee a good many years ago,
because it threatened to ruin her
health and that she went over to tea
drinking, but that finally, about three
years ago, she had dyspepsia SO badly
that she had lost twenty-five pounds
and no food seemed to agree with her.
She further says: AT this time l
was induced to take up the famous
food drink, Postum Food Coffee, and
was SO much pleased with the results
that l have never been without it since.
/ commenced to improve at once. re-
gained my twenty-five pounds of flesh
and went some beyond my usual
weight.
Il know Postum to be gooa. pure,
and healthy, and there never was an
article, and never will be, believe,
that does SO surely take the place of
coffee, as Postum Food Coffee. The
beauty of it all is that it is satisfying
and wonderfully nourishing. | feel as
Il could not sing its praises too loud"
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The last act in the tragedy which was
enacted in the home of NJ. F. Dryden
Friday morning will be performed to-
day. When the remains of the minister
burying grounds at Steubenyilfe, the
curtain will have fallen upon the sad
drama of checkered human life-a
story of sunshine and gloom, of right
eousness and sin. Those friends of the
deceased who were not estranged
through his eccentricities, or through
knowledge of his domestic relations,
take the charitable view that Dryden S
misconduct was the result of dis
eased brain, an opinion based upon his
peculiar behavior,> and in measure
justified by the autopsy.
Mr.. R. J. Dryden, brother OF the
deceased, who is engaged in the fertiliz-
ing business in Philadelphia, came to
the city yesterday in response to tele-
gram notifying him of his brothers
death. His first intimation that the
end was not due to natural causes was
CLEANED from perusal of the Pittsburg
papers, and came to him as a severe
rshock. He will remain for the, services
to-day and will then return to his
home.
Services will be held at the house at
nine o'clock this morning, after which
the remains will be taken to Steuben-
vile and buried in the Union cemetery.
The preliminary hearing of Thomas
Workman will take place at two o'clock
Monday afternoon, and will be con-
Quoted by Justice W. ". Rogers. 1t
is the general opinion that if Workman
is held to the grand jury true bill
Will not be found, and that in any
event the aged man who defended his
daughter from a brutal assault Will
never be tried in court
Hon. John o. Pendleton, who is
Mr.. Workman's counsel, said yesterday
that he recognized the fact that a
formal arraignment is necessary in Or
der to comply with the provisions Of
the statutes. The popular idea that
Workman could have been exonerated
by the coroner's jury is erroneous. The
purpose of the inquest is simply to de-
termine when, how and by what
means deceased came to his death.
Workman's name was not mentioned in
the verdict, and no evidence was ad-
duced to- prove that he fired the fatal
shot.