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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
RICH REWARD
offered For ConfessIo n From yOutsey
Has Not Weakened.

( Winchester, Ky, March 30.-.(Spl.)--
If Youtsey will tell. what j think he
knows, he can hang Taylor ana damn
Ehe Republican party. feel sure that
can arrange for enough of the S10O,-
boo reward appropriation for Youtsey
o make him and his wife comfortable
for the rest of their lives, Culton is
koing to confess inlthe morning and
koutsey had better get in while he can.
Ehe money is going and he might as
we'll have his share" said Judge James
Andrew Scott, chief attorney for the
Eoebel prosecution at the Reese house
Monday night. He was addressing n.
II. Witherspoon and Judge j. 3.
French, h,rcspectively the brother-in-law
Ind father-in-law of III, h. Youtsey,
low under arrest for completely in the
boebel murder. Scott had telephoned
|Eitherspoon early in the afternoon:
Meet me at the Reese house on the
lniet'' and he had been promptly met.
IIJudgc French was later called In as
E he head af the family. who should be
| |Lnsultcd in a matter OF such import
| Incc rhe party stayed IN consulta-
Ion until midnight Scot. INSISTING
hat 'Youtsey should confess and make
H
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
PERSONALS.
4 mass neetin

J,5p. Jones of Dague Bros. & CO., has
returned from business trip TO New
York.
Geo. G. Berry returned yesterday
from Columbus.
At American nall Thursday evening
d surprise party was given to Joseph
Wcirsheimer, in celebration of his 25th
birthday. The party was arranged by
Mrs. Albert Berrodin, Misses Rosa
Wcinshelmer and Claudio Gray, and
Messrs. Frank Zeller, Chris. Wool. d.
j. Dugan was master of ceremonies.
Dancing was the principal feature
Music was furnished by Seideps or
chestra. Refreshments were served.
Lieutenants NJ. Fleischer and George
Smetts and Captain A. ID. Segfrled, OF
the Uniformed Raunk, K., of T., this
city, attended the regimental meeting
at Cleveland Wednesday night.
Members of the choir of the Univer'
'salist church were entertained Thurs
day evening at the home of their lead
er, Mrs. ella +. Holiday, $50 West
Market ST. There were 80 persons in
attendance and games and music were
the principal features. A pleasing
number was the singing of IA solo by
Miss Erna d. Habicht. Among the
guests wero Mrs. Edwin w. Brown, OF
New York, and Mrs. j. G. Mcfarland
of Cleveland, who are visiting friends
in Akron.
Miss Alden entertained Thursday
evening In honor of her guest, Miss
Kennedy. An elaborate supper was
served. The prizes We're awarded to
Misses Thomas and Kennedy.
Mis- Mildred Groesel. of Cleveland
who wasin the city to attend the we'd
ding of her brother, returned home
this morning.
q Mr.. and Mrs. ID, L. Whitney and son,
Master Raymond A. Chester Of Cleye'
land, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
c. E. Groesel, of Main st.
Samuel Il. Porter of Cuyahoga Falls
and Miss Jennie Haynes of Akron were
married nj the brides home, 135 Cros
by ST, Thursday evening by Rev. A
Il. Coais,
Horace II, Heath, of Angola, Ind
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
PORTER-HAYNES.

A quiet wedding took place at
O'Clock Thursday evening at the resi-
dences of Mr.. and Mrs. John n.
Haynes. 135 Crasby st. In the pres
sence of 40 invited guests Miss Jennie
Haynes and Mr.. s. T.. Porter, of Guy
ahoga Falls, were united in marriage,
by Rev. A. B. Goats, pastor of the
First Baptist church. The young peo-
pie received many handsome and
useful presents. After an elaborate
wedding supper had been served. the
happy pair left for brief wedding
journey. Upon their return, Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter will reside in Cuyahoga
Falls.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
Of Those Who Lead the
Prosecution.
CuIton Denies That He Made
Confession.
Cannot Borrow Gatling Guns In
Tennessee.

Frankfort, Ky, March 30.--(Spl)-
The prosecution of the Goebel murder
case has now reached the point where
Governor Taylor is the only Repub-
lican aimed at. In order to hang Tay-
lor. the Goebelites it is charged, are
willing to llberate the real assassin and
pay any price for testimony against
Taylor
Convict Taylor" is the thing, it is
said, Campbell and Justus Goebel are
fighting for.
Dick Coombs, who was charged by
Wharton Golden with being the as
sassin has been arrested on an old
charge against him at Winchester for
violating a city ordinance but war
rant charging completely in the Goebel
murder has been issued, against him
and will take precedence over the Win
chester warrant Rev. James III. Cul-
ton, father of u. w. Culton, who is
under arrest for alleged completely in
the Goebel assassination, says he has
received a letter from his son In which
he denies that he has confessed and
implicated Gov. Taylor or any other
Republican.
In reply to charges made by the Re-
publicans that he had offered Demo
cratic Governor Beckham three gatling
guns and four field pieces for use
against Gov. Taylor in case of civil
war; Gov. Benton Mcmillan, of Tenn
sessee, wires as follows:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Mar. 30.-Reply-
ing to your inquiry the charge that |
offered Gov. Beckham gatling guns or
field pieces is entirely false. Neither
he nor any other Kentuckian ever re-
quested these or any other, nor did |
promise or tender them.
(Signed) BENTON MCMILLAN"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
DOZEN,
New Houses Will be
Begun Next Week.
Akron Really Company viii Build
1870 Dwellings.

The Akron Realty company has let
the contracts for the erection of Il
dozen more houses in The Steiner al
lotmcnt in South Akron,
The company has already built I've
houses in the allotment this spring
and work upon the next installment
will begin April 1.
iseto,v lle qA.soh closes the company
expects TO erect no less than l3o
dwellings in the south end. Orders
for plans and specifications for this
number have been placed with the ar
chitect, and the work will be pushed
to completion as fast as the plans can
be secured.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
SERIOUS.
Valley Brakeman Badly
Injured.
Caught Between Two Trains at the
Old Forge.

Jacob Burkley brakeman upon the
c. T. 4 V. railroad. met with an accl-
dent at the Old Forge, Mt ) o'clock
Thursday afternoon. which may result
in his death.
Burkley was a freight brakeman,
and his train was standing in the tun-
mel. Believing that there was room,
Burkley stood beside his train while "A
passenger train passed Burkley was
caught between the two trains and his
chest was badly crushed. His breast
bone and shoulder blade We're broken,
and he was otherwise injured.
Parks ambulance removed the iniur-
ed man to the city hospital, where he
was attended by DR.. T. c. Parks.
Burkley is 2I years of age and his
home is in Sandusky.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
Try Grain.ol Try GraIn,0l

Ask your grocer today 10 show you a
package OF GRAI mo, the new food drinl:
may drink It without injury as well ms the
adult. All who try tt, Ike II, GRAlN-O
has that rich seal brown OF Mocha or Java,
but ii is made from pure grains, and tho
most delicate stomach receives It without
distress. a the price OF coffee. lac, and 25c
per package. Sold by MI grocers.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
ELECTION
And Policemen Appointed by the
Commissioners.

The Board of City Commissioners on
Thursday afternoon filled vacancies on
election boards and appointed police
men as follows:
Precinct r. Ward l, clerk, VIM. G
Good.
Precinct A, Ward 2, judge, John r.
Vaughan.
Precinct A, Ward 2, police, John
Crawford.
Precinct B. Ward 5, police, John
Considine.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Samuel Il. Porter, Cuyahoga Falls,40
Jennie Haynes, Akron. .....,.....2T
Grom's occupation, bookkeeper.
Conrad Hallaner, Akron. ........ 80
Anna Hallaner, Akron. .......... 30
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

Miss Minnie Kreuder is dangerously
i'll at the Lakeside hospital in Cleve-
land. She has been in Cleveland for
some time studying to become train
ed nurse. She suffered a rheumatic
attack few days ago. 1t has affected
her heart. Her father, JOHN Kreuder,
was in Cleveland Thursday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

Thursday was set apart by the Min
istccial Alliance as day of prayer and
humiliation, because of the defeat Of
tile Clark bill. Special services in the
interests OF temperance reform, were
Eo!d in the local churches last night.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

Adolph Becker has purchased the
confectionery store and restaurant at
122 S. Main st. Mr., Becker is an eX-
pericnced man in the business and will
conduct an up-todatc place.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
HER0'S FUNERAL.
People From Every Class Paid Tribute
to Memory.

Pretoria, March 3O.--(Spl)-Gen.
Joubert's funeral took place Thursday
afternoon. All the foreign represen-
tatives We're present and people OF all
classes took part in the services
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
CITIZENS
Quit In Disgust.
loo Late to Change
Commissioner Law"
Is Message Sent by
Sieber and Seese.
Mass Meeting Has Been De-
cIared Off
Akron People Must Endure Present
Obnoxious System.

The committee appointed to arrange
mass meeting at which to discuss
means of securing relief from the pres
ent system of the City Commissioner
law, announces that no meeting will
be held.
Communication with Representatives
Sieber and Seese secured the informa-
tion that ii is too late to permit of the
bill to change the Commissioner law
being presented during the present ses-
sion. This information caused the COM
mittee to abandon the idea of holding
a mass meeting.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
LATE LOCALS.

Earl Allison, 7-ycar-old boy living
on Ellwood ave, was badly injured
Thursday afternoon. He attempted TO
jump on a moving wagon and was
caught in the wheels. No bones We're
broken.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
RnWLING SCORES.

Two games were rolled on the Kirk
wod alleys last night. The Il team won
both games. The scores: E-9iT;
1O16; D-935; 053.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

reclaiming plant Of the Diamond Rub
her Company. The Hankey Lumber
Company will do the frame work.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

The Central Labor Union met Thurs
day evening with delegates present
from the clerks printers prcssmens,
coremakers' and Federal unions. Iii
tcresting reports were made. The or
ganization committee will unionize the
hod-carIiers tonight. The electrical
workers, new union, will hold an
open meeting Saturday night in Car
penters' hail. Il. Il. Nevin will deliver
an address.
The burning out of chimney in the
residence Of Wm. Andrew, l30 Bowery
ST., caused an alarm TO he sent 10 the
fire department from box 10. Engines
from Nos. ! and We're sent out but
there was nothing for them to do, No
damage.
Henry EvanitZka, for intoXication,
was fined 81 and costs and sentenced
so days TO the works by Mayor Young
Friday morning. Case against George
Williams, yagrant, accused OF carry
ing concealed weapons, was continued
to saturday morning.
August Miller has been awarded the
contract for the stone work on the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

FOR SALE OR RENT-To desirable
parties, my 8 room house, IL $.
Summit St. all modern improve
ments. A. NJ. Brookes, 025 n. How
ard ct. 10000"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST--A gold brooch, set with dia-
mond and pearls, Thursday morning.
Finder will receive liberal rcwsrd il
returned at once. Miss Grace Gin
gell, ut Mrs. NJ. +. Fosters, Ill S.
Howard st. 295-20I+
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

Leading evening paper-the Demo-
crat.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

Evangelist Crisnin will address q
mass meeting at Newton Fails Sunday
afternoon. ,l .i.....,.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

WANTED AT ONCE-Two good din
ing room girls. Call mt Becker's cafe,
No. J22 S. Main st. 205-207
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

WANTED for housework. Apply
at 414la West Center. 205-237s
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

August Miller has been awarded the
contract for the stone work on the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04

peitliGen cuba am 5. September du6
nod faft 755 Mm. NAB, aber i9on
apei Sage fpdter i'm Weiten bes lib
li6en Sbeiles BON Slprioa TIA Mm.
betru9.
6ier tpdr audi bereits bic Musbebz
nlna uno bic Seftigteit bes Sturmes
duBeroroentli9 sena9fen, unb es erz
eianeten ii9 Sageli9ouer bon furbts
barer Gepalt. Nm 8. September Bee
fanb fi9 oann bas Sturmcentrum ets
mas iiioli6 bon 8alpeiton unb ridtets
bort iene entiebliden 3erftOrungsn an,
Die nit 9e3ug auf ben 8erlult an 2es
ben uno @igentbum in Der 9ei9i9te
Der peitinbii4en Stiirme obns 8or>
gang limb.
NOroli6 bon @alpeifon nabm bdnn
Die StGrte bes Sturmes 59neQ pieber
ab. als Oh er feline @utb eri60pft
bate, aber es mar nur elm 9(tbembos
len. benin in Der 9egeno Der groben
Seen anselangt, tpu9s Der Sturm
pteoer an, unb als er Neufunblann
erreidte. mar er i6on fpieber Big CUR
WinbitGrfe IL ansei6polen, bic einer
heftiaen Srtan bebeutet. 4m 16. Seps
TENDER befano ii4 Der 2uft : Wirbel
nDrolih bon benz go. paraQeltreiie i'm
atlantii6en Saean, etpd 20 @rab
peitlih bon @reenipi6. Weiter i'll
feline gabn bunn ni4t gu perfolsen &c,
fpefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
6ro6her,oethum.
Nus Ger bauptitaSt.

H-L.. f.
Mm Is. Hopember perlAiso
nah LANCER. nit hriitli6er Schulz err
traaenen arantbeit, poblperfeben nit
BEN SrDItuneen Der Stride, Serr Mar
Staerfel, Senior bes 2uremburge,
9eielsnpereins. Seit ieinem Imtsz
antritt aeb0rte er nit Sero uno Sinn
Der @ahe an, bic er pertrat; feline
unerI6iitterli6e @nsrsie, bic 8erao<
belt ieines Gbaratters unb bic marine
2iebe aur @eielenfa4e ii6erte ibm BON
Infana an Sablrei9e uno aufri6tige
Treunbe in Der iunsen Sanoperters
pelt. Sein @nbenten piro BEL ieinen
8oraeIebten unb &ameraben elm iebr
~aeieanetes bleiben.
@on BerItn tommt bic Nad>
ritt, bob Der bphp. Sourneae, Der
in lsbter 3eit alb &aplan i'm &loiter
Der @raueni9peitsrn. Nieberpalitr.
SO pirtte. BON ben prdiioes Der fas
thplii6en Mrbeiterpsreine Sfts unb
Observation-Disclosures gum Generalistretdr
oes aroBen Observation-Disclosures sendblt
pprben 1T.
@inenM o nument B a u
leiitet iih momentan bic Snternatip=
male 8ant. Oas jebise @ei6dftsbotel
lit bstanntli4 su Helm anp 10 muBts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
oSnaem6urgil6es.
Dereiniote Staten.
2nfaIsN a9ri9tcn aus Gbieaap.

Nitoldus @aterlop, elm aus 8raGs
tenbah, aantDn Wilb, gebiirtieer 2u@
remburger, beging in Ieiner Wobnuns,
Ho. 1872 an Der 81 Gtrabe in Chicago,
Sa.. Selbitmoro, inoem er Ii6 mittelit
elmer Waf6leins in Ieinem 3immer err
bGnate. Was ben Mann gu Der uns
ieliaen Sbdt bepogen bat, tit unbes
tdnnt.
EQm 26. Nopember itarb i'm gopf
Gpuntp Sofpttal 9err Peter SepmanN
an 8lutbergiftung. i'm Otter bon Az
esdhren. Ser 0~eritorbene mar geboreH
in Oommelbingen uno feline iiberle6ens
be Satin itammt aus Strafen. Gr
mar elm Mitglieb bes y2uremburger
9ruberbuno Geft. 81. Die 8eerois
aunq fanb ftdtt am Mittpo6, ben %.
Nppember, ron benz Sr%auerbauie go.
81 81: Strabe, SiibzG bicaso, unter
Der Geitune bes 8ruoerbunbes, unG
unter GROCER 8stbeiltgung bon 2eib<
traaenoen, bic benz brapen Mann oas
leBte 9eleit na6 benz 81. Marien-
Triepbof gaben. Gr rube in Srieoen!
YSerr Matbias &apier, elm Weiz
msrsfirder 8inb rno 8auzG ontrattpr
BON 8eruf, Der in 9esperinsen, 2us
rembura. 13 Sabre in bieiem Sd4e
tbdtia mar, bat ieBt in Gbicagc, SO.
46 Biz AZ Mi9isan Ipenue unb g.
Water StraBe. cine Der i6oniten uno
arDBten Wirtbidaften, fir $500
fGuflih i%ibernommen. DER 8apier
fpirb Oas iGon beSablen MAIDEN.
s. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
Saar. WoisI. GifeI uro 6umsra6.

Srier. Gs foIen spei rere Stras
bsn i'm arpben Still anselegt perben,
bic ben Wea BON 9abnbof na9 Der
Mitte Der Stabt bebeutenb abtiir3en.
Die cine Strabs fiibrt pom Saupts
martt am Dom porbei bur6 ben iebiz
aen @arten Der Strafanitalt gum
8ahnbofe, bic anbere sebt our9 bic
Gloden= uno bic Si6elzS trabe burd
ben 9arten Der S~trafanitalt unb
miinbet in bic neue GbriitppbItraBe
Dor benz @abnbofe. Der Stabtratb
bat ben plan bis auf einige Nebenfra.
aen bereits genebmist. Die Strafans
italt piro perlegt perben.
Srier. Sn benz So9palbbprfe
-Nliihlfelb lpurbe mitten am Sage elm
freher Raubmorb aussefiibrt. WG6s
renb fat ale 8epobner bes Oorfes
in Der Stride tparen, betrat elm ber-
unteraefommener ~26iG6riaer 8ur51e,
bic Wirtbi6aft SolS unb forberte BON
Der allein anpeienben Wirtbstohter
elm @las Bier. 8aum bate bieie linn
ben Srunt porseieBt, 10 periebte ibr
Der llnbplp einen pu9tigen Sdlag
auf ben aopf uno mebrere MeHsrii6e
in ben Sals, iopaB lie blutiiberItrDmt
unb lebsnsgefdbrli6 perlebt auiams
msnitiirate. Nun tramte Der fre6e
RGuber ale &iiten unb &aiten aus,
puroe a6er BON Rem aus Der Girhe
beimaefebrten Sobn iberraIht unb
nit 6ilfe mebrerer anberer Burden
aetnsbelt unb in's @efdnsnib nod
Sermesteil absefiibrt. Gs lit Elm ar.
beitsIheuer 8uri6e gus Sbertbailen.
Das arme Mdbden Iiest boffnungs'
log bdrnieber.
Srier. 8ei ben @us5hdhtungen
aur 8analiiatipn an Der Yaulinus4
Stride itieB man i'm 2aufe oiefer
Wohe in elmer Siefe BON ettpd q Mes
ter on mebrsren Stelen auf rOmiihe
SteiniGrae, permutblid aus benz 4.
Scabrbunbert. in pelden bic 9ebeine
Der 8erItorbenen rubten. On elmer
Stele lam mar beim @raben auf
msbrers bidt aneinanber liesenbe.
fleine unb sroBe SGrae, tpelde ppbr
elm Samiliengrab bilpeten. Der tleis
mere Sara, aus gelbem 4altitein pers
fertiat, mar permutbli6 Der zines arTz
Reren &inoes. bic anoeren bieienigen
bon grpadienen. Irh fanb man ben
Dedel zines Saraes, auf nel6em elm
iebr beI1Gbistes Msbailon einarapirt
mar. Oieies itelte ben 4opf zines ers
mafienen MGb6ens bar. uno mar nit
elmer Sni6rift. psrmutbli6 benz Ha-
men pisies Mab4ens, umgeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
2itterariiMcs.

9uis @ploma, g. s., Der 0erfafer
bes 70 raid beriibmt geporbenen Rps
mans .3appalien", lit in LETTER 3ett
pieberbplt in Der ,Nlten uno neuen
gDelt" nit gar tDitli4en 9eitrdsen pers
treten aepeIen, uno bas ioeben er1hiea
meme Nppemberbeft genannter 3eits
fhrift brinat uns i6on pieoerum cine
Nppele bes treffli6en 4utprs. Sic
beiBt: .9ie YrimiS" unb I9iloert NIT
Der befannten Meiiteri6aft einen er.
a%reifenben 8prgdng aus Dem Geben
zines iunaen Yriefters. Sas slei4e
Ssft entbGlt auberDem ben S6luB
elmer feiniinnisen Stuoie iiber Goloma
aus Der ssebsr Sla 9an1ons, porin
bic Giaentbiimli6teiten unb Setnbeiten
biefes in Ieiner 4rt einsig b~aitebenben
S6riftItelers iebr interefant nnb
lebrrei9 bargelegt perben. Der grobe
@oman: .Oie &reu5ritter" bon 8.
@ienfiepica bdlt sepib i6on lGnsit
ale 2eier int 8anne. Sa, bic meiiten
biirften ppbl ielten etpas Spdnnens
beres aeleien baben. Wie farblos limb
bod bic lanbldufissn biltorii6en Hoz
mane i'm @erslei9 nit bieier S4De
pfuna elmer srobartigen, bliibenoen
9hantaiis, bic iid iepoa niemals ms
unmDali9e ober audi unpabri6einz
lihe perirrte. Sienfiepic3 iibertrifft
in bieiem &pman ni6t nur einen
Walter Scott an Hei6tbum Der 5arz
ben, ionbern audi ben dlteren Dumas
an Tiiae Der Grfinbung - mas ges
milf piel heiben min. limb trob dlIeoem
lam M. b. bergen nit benz &oman:
Die SnIel bes Srieoens" nit Gbren
baneben bethlehem. Oie Dirt lit 5tpur
aana peri6ieben, aber bas fdnn ni9t
hinbsrn, bab audi bieier Goman nit
feinen fpannenoen &onfliften mebr
perIdlungeu ais geleien neroen ptro,
pbpphl bic Ih0ne Oariteuung eepiB
aud elm ruhiges uno einbringenoes
@enieben ermDgli6t. Bon ben belebs
renben MufiGben bieies Seftes ieien
1eben ben BARN fortgeiebten geiitpolz
len 8lauoereien 8aumberss iiber
0aris unb Die Weltaus Itelung uno
ben rDmii6en 8riefen aus bem Subj
ldumsiabre bon Gremos Defenders Die
litteror. zbioar. Stubie iiber ben iiing1t
perftprbenen Die ter Der n9ienen". SSos
bannes Shrott, uno Der interehante
@uffab iiber 2onopner 8rabitdtten
BON Dr.. s.. Seine senannt. In fdO1
men 8ilbern lit oas 5eft iebr reid.
Dph perbienen bic berrliden Sauitras
tipnen su benz Hpman: mOie &reu5rit@
ter" oana Defenders berporgebcben gu
psroen. Wir iinb iiberSeugt, baB bic
nirflid eepiesene uno biaise 3eite
fhrift in alien Tamilien, mo- lie crit
einmal betannt lit, balb elm itdnoiger
9aIt 3ein nirp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
M minneapolis, Minn.,
ben %. Npp. 1900.
.ert6er Serr 9pnner!

~ 80 WV iONH'
Wsrt6er !Serr @pnner!
Im Sonntag, ben %. Nopember,
belt Der 2uremburser lIntertiisungss
8erein BON ct. pdul feline jdbrli6e
@erfammluns unb 9eamtenipabk ab.
Tplasnpe Serren puroen als Beam
ten fir bas fommenoe Sabr erpdblt:
YrGiioent = s. g. &ia.
9icezprGfibent - Yeter &lein.
SetretGr = Sbeobor Sdaber.
Shabmeiiter = Srdn3 Sbome.
Mari6au = Sobann Sbome.
fobnentrGger = Nic. @ntel.
TinanssGpmite - s. g. Mari6aG,
9eorae Sbiu unb Charles Gntel.
Sin gomite purbe ernannt. Inn Die
8orbereitunaen fir oas jdbrli9e 8ers
einsfeit. pel6es am 16. Sebruar
(ssaitna6ts : Samstas) itattfinpen
mirp. Al t~reffen.
Die Ct. pauler t0nnen itols iein,
benn tie baben einen 2uremburger,
6errn Meboorfer, gum Gpuntp>
ShaBmeiiter erpdblt. 8rapo, bas
luhe i6 mir sefaaen!
49tunssppl
&c. M.
Y Ser Of m. Batter 81. u.
Moes, @ettor bes Oi0seiansS emiz
mars au Glepelanb, Sbip. srbielt lsBs
ten Oienstag Elm &abelsramm, in mel
dem ibm bas 4bleben ieines Sntels
2ep. Hifolaus Mpes, tpelher am 26.
Iopsmber au 2impertsbers BEL Current
BURG itarb, mitsetbsilt muroe. Batter
Moes pirtte lange Sabre dls Seelz
ipraer in Der OiDseie Glepelanb unp
balits i'm Sabre 1873 Die pra6tppne
ct. Marienz& Stride in Sdnpustp, nell
de $4,000 tpitste. SIM Sabre 1885
aoa er iid seiunbbeitsbalber BON ber
Sselioras suriid unb besab iid mad
Der alien Seimatb, mo- er jeBt ielig i'm
Germ enti6lafen lit. Batter Moes
mar am 8. Sebruar 1926 gu 8ous se=
boren. Seine Stubien besann er in
9ursmburg unb poaenoste oieielben i'm
Seminar au glspelano. mo er arr 16.
@pril 1859 bonn boHip'iten 8ii6of
6oppe gum prieiter sepeibt puroe.
MSae er ruben in Srieben!
Srau &iefer, bic Satin bes
friiherlu 8iirsermeifters bon ct.
9aul, Minn., bate Mittpo9 Na9=
mittda ibrem 8ruber. Srn. p%ottsieler.
einen 8sfu6 gema6t unb perlieB in
8eeleituns hires 8attrn in einem Was
aen 0eaen A llbr bic Wobnuns ibres
8rubsrs. Sic CAB Serrn 8iefer einen
8eutel, Der Elm paar OiamantsO brs
rinae. aipei 9iamantrinse uno 5tpei
ubren, Sumelen i'm Wertbe. BON $500.
enthielt. uno Serr 3iefer leete ben
Seutel auf ben 8ooen bes Wasens.
Sic bielten an mebreren 2dben an, ipr
Trau &iefer Gintdufe mabte, pGbrenb
Sol. &iefer i'm Wassn blieb. Mls is
nS6 AleuS 2eibftau auriidtebrten,
parsn bic Supelen peri6punben. Der
Waaen unb Der Stall purben bur6s
Iudt. aber Der S6mud mar fort. Ois
poliaei lit in &enntniBi seIebt worben,
bat Biz iebt iebo6 nod feline Spur
Der Supelen sefunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
Die Sabnen zines 9ornaoo,

Die M~etsorplpeie bes Wirbelitur-
mes. Der 8alpeIton perbeerte, lit iebt
purh fatmdnniids Searbeituns feit~
~ae1teit norben, unb bas Wetteramt Der
Hereinafter Staaten bat ben @erlauf
bes Gturmes, Der ii6 in 10 furdtbarer
WeiIe in bic meteprolosiI6eu @nnalen
einoeseifnet bat, auf elmer beionoern
&arte baraeitellt.
Der Sturm bat ii6 barna6 a6ts
aebn Sage lang perfplgsn laien. Die
erite 9eobadtuns gelhab am Is.
Muquit 0itlia Der SnIel Murtiniaue.
@m f~plasnben Mprgen eing bas Gens
trum bes 2uftpirbels penis nDrolia
ppnMnti9ua poriiber. mo Elm plDblider
Sarpmeteritura bis auf 756 Mm. ein4
trat. Im /. September 5oe er iiber
ben iiioliden She'll BON Saiti uno err
reihte am pritten Sage Die Siibtiiite
bon Guba. Sc meter Der Sturm pors
branQ. beIto mebr pertiefte iih bic ba.
rometriihe 9spreIfion, bic anfanss
uur fsbr serins sepeien mar. iiber benz