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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE or WAsHINGToN,
County OF Whitman.
In the Superior Court of the state OF
Washington, in and for Whitman
County.
Decree Of Foreclosure and Order Of Sale.
Garnet Elings, plaintiff, VS.. :. Barg-
hoorn, b. Westerdijk and Katie West
dix, his wife, delcndants
by virtue oi a Decree and Order OF
Sale. made and entered IN the above en-
Titled cause and court on the 7th day OF
September, 1909, copy Of which has
been issued and certified to me by the
clerk Of the said court, under the seal
thereof, bearing date the 9TH day OF
September, 1900, for the sum OF $l3,999.
So gold coin, with interest at the rate OF
8 per cent per anuum DOm the 7th day
9l September, 1900 and the further sum
OF Sl4.00, costs, and the further sum Of
$780, attorneys fees and also the in
creased costs thereon, |, Joseph Canutt,
sheriff oi Whitman county. Washington,
will on the 9th dav of October 1900 at
the hour of two o'clock p. m. OF said day,
at the south front door OF the Whitman
county court house, at Colfax, Whitman
county, state OF Washington, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described real estate,
situated. lying and being in Whitman
county, Washington, and particularly
described as follows, to-wit The north
hall of section fourteen (l4), township
fifteen 15), north Orange forty-five l45l,
commencing at the northwest corner OF
section thirteen (l3l, township fifteen
Q5), north range forty-hye 49,, 9. W. m.
running thence south leo rods, thence
east 60 rods, thence north 100 rods,
thence west 80 rods to the place OF be-
ginning; also the southwest quarter OF
section fifteen l51, town ship fifteen l5J,
north OF range forty-fye (45), al, OF said
land being east OF the Willamette mer-
idian. Together with all and singular
the tenements, heredtaments and ap-
purtenances thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining. said property is
taken and sold as the property of S.
Barghoorn and Others, defendants
Dated at Colfax, Whitman county,
Washington, this Sth day OF september,
1900. JOSEPH CANUTI,
Sheriff Of Whitman county,
Washington.
BY q. A. ELMER, Deputy.
Thomas Neill, Attorney for Plaintiff,
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Phe1- w hitcomb.

Rudolph L. Pfel perpetrated a
great surprise on his many friends
here last week when he hied him
self to KIickitat county, where he
rekided before coming to Pullman,
and on October 23rd was married
to Miss Martha Whitcomb, of Lind
the happy event occurring at the
home of the bride, Rev. C. 0. John
son officiating.
After the ceremony the happy
couple left for Portland and the
Sound country, where they passed
a brief honeymoon, returning to
Pullman last week, where they are
now at home to their friends.
The HERALD extends its congrat-
ulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Pfel.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-03
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or rHE INrrRIo

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land Office at Walla Walla, Wash,
Sept. 26th, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before VIM A. lnman, U. S. COM
missioner, at his office in Colfax, Wash,
on Saturday, Nov. 10th, 1900, viz.
BONAM W. JORDAN,
who made homestead entry No. 1885, ior
the n E Of See %, TIP Is, Mr. A f
w NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz: Charles ii. i.
Dennis, OF Guy, Wash, Charles Taylor,
Of Pullman, Wash. ; Calvin w. Small, of
Guy, Wash, and Abraham n. Oliver, OF
Guy, Wash JoHN NJ. HILL,
Register.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-03

The art department at the coll
ege offers the best advantages in
drawing, charcoal, pen etching,
water color, oil painting, china
painting, etc. The studio is well
equipped. Ladies of artistic tastes
who desire to prepare souvenirs for
the coming Christmas should con
suit Miss Smith at once There is
no more delightful kind of study
than that connected with art.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-03
School Report.

The following is the repert,of the Pull
man public school for the month ending
October 26, 1900;
Number enrolled, 377; average num-
Der belonging, 952; per cent OF attend
ance, 96; cases OF tardiness, 93; number
of visitors, H..
The following Roll of Honor includes
the names of those pupils only whose
department aid industry have been ex-
ceIlent, without hardness, every day in
the month.
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STAMP PHOTOS.

A picture Of your face and its diff
ferent smiles should be found in
your friends collections of curios.
[ have a beautiful collection, and
without your face, your pretty
smile, | feel that my collection of
stamp photos is incomplete; and
that may yet secure your face, |
will make stamp photos until fur
ther notice on Saturdays only.
Yours Truly,
ROBERT BURNS.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-03
NOTICE.

After October Ist will place my
market on a cash basis, and sales
will be made only for cash. Under
this system | will be enabled to give
my customers even better service
than heretofore.
|. Il. HENSHAW.
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Pullman poultry fanciers in
meeting held in Colfax last Satur-
day, at which the Pullman and
Colfax associations were combined
as the Whitman County Poultry
Association. The officers elected
for the ensuing year were O. l..
Waller, president; O. L. Kennedy,
vice president; A. G. Butcher, sec
i retary; J. NJ. Palmerton, assistant
secretary; T. T. Davis, treasurer
The executive board consists of the
president and secretary and Messrs
S. Manning, j. B. Kerr, and J. S.
Keeney. The object of the organi.
zation is to encourage the breeding
h Of fancy poultry and pet stock, and
to hold an annual poultry show,
| the first show to be held in Pull
man this coming winter, the dates
set being January 23rd to 26th.
l After this winter the show will be
| held alternately at Pullman and
4 Coliax Under this arrangement
greater interest is sure to be man
! Tested in the yearly exhibitions,
and they will certainly be more
Successful than if each town at
| tempted to conduct show Of its
I own. 1t is confidently expected
l that not less than 1000 birds will
be exhibited in the show here this
Hnter
On Friday evening next the
Iauditorium is to be thrown open for
Ia night Of laughter, when the
boards will be held by GA Breezy
Time" company, which has been
seen at Spokane and other cities of
the state, and highly commended
Iby both press and public. The
comedy is said to be Of the hilar-
Ilous order, and is described as a
Istring of laughs on a bundle of fun.
while the plot is Of school boy in
Ihouble, it is interspersed with all
The latest songs and dances, play
ling of musical instruments, with q
bunch of pretty girls to lend aid to
the merry making. If you want
IAN evening of enjoyment, sew on
Your buttons and go to the opera
house and laugh at the three breezes
10 be presented on that occasion.
The game of football, between
Ehe u. of |. and W. A. c., which
Ras to have been played at Mosa
cow yesterday, was postponed tilg
saturday, November 10th. The
Eostponement was occasioned by
Inability to secure suitable grounds
p Moscow yesterday, but arrange
Hents are now perfected for the
game on the date mentioned. The
of |. has already defeated the U.
fW. team, and as our team has
pot yet met defeat this season, a
-
Farm game is expected.
Cards have been received in
/ he city this week announcing the
Rarriage, at San Francisco, of lie
fande Spaulding, to Miss Adel-
de Marshall, of San Francisco,
pc happy event occurring on Oct.
! 9TH. Mr.. Spaulding is the son of
Y. and Mrs. +. NJ. Spaulding, of
] MS city, and is now in his last
gar in a medical college in San
D ffancisco.
Z The experiment station staff
4 yll hold a farmers institute in
4 fllman, Saturday, Nov. 18th, from
]! p to three o'clock. The program
Z " be published in the HERALD
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Beautiful designs in imitation
French fannels, 20c at Burgan-
Slough Co. 2w
Wool blankets from $3.50 to
$1,000 at Burgan. Slough Co.'s
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daughter, Mrs. Thos. Neill, at Col
fax.
-Thos. Neill, of Colfax, was here
the early part of the week, en- route
to Lewiston.
Blankets? Yes. lots of them at
Burgan- Slough Co., from SOC cot
ton, to $1,000 fine wool. 2w
The flag staff at the Univer-
sity Of Idaho was adorned with w.
A. G. colors the morning after
Halloween.
Patrick Manning, a we'll known
farmer who lived y miles from
here, died very suddenly of heart
disease Monday evening.
The report of the director of
the census gives Washington a pop
'llation of 574,672, an increase of
As per cent. in ten years.
Mrs Dr. Ferguson. who has
been visiting friends here for the
past three months, will return to
her home in the east next week.
Owing to the extreme vigilance
of the city marshal and his assis-
tants, Halloween pranks we're not
very largely INDUCED in by the
small boys of Pullman.
The city council last night
called caucus, for the nominating
Of city officers, for the evening OF
Saturday, November 18th, in the
city hall City election will be held
Decemb ber 4th.
"A Summers Fancy" pre-
sented by the members of the
Washington Literary Association
at the auditorium last night at
tracted LARGE crowd and oava
oeneral satisfaction
nv
~ ,,,h,io .o1o., . C1c
last co+nrd.u ona doeoo..l4LC~I
fox h;ob .ohool too,n l,n .oo.. -
d - n Tho p,lI,,,
toinIv krow tho con,.
Mia j. y. Layman broke one
Oh tPe bones IN her rlght wrist last
hlghC py Ialilhg on the slppery
bn;ld;no Tho ,nr;at VOC 49, q:
ltd n,o1.;,a.i,o .;.
;,
u line W. "A. y ana " hltman
boiiege Ioot-Dali teams. VIII play on
the W. A. Z. grounds, In this city,
next saturday 1t is the hrst con-
test between the Two colleges since
the dlfllcultles OF last season, and a
herce scrap Is confidently expected.
The second foot bali teams of
e -,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-03
Alba Haywood Coming.

Arrangements nave been made for the
appearance here of Alba Haywood, the
prince of comedians, and his excellent
company on Friday, Nov 10th Mr..
Haywood has, during the past ten years
appeared III all the principal towns aud
cities in the United States, and estab-
lished a reputation Of which he is justly
proud.
He has returned many times to the
same places, always meeting with un-
qualified success. From the opening to
! the close of his season he is greeted every
where with large and delighted aud
| fences. The reasons for his great sue
cess artistically and financially are obvi-
Gus. His comedy is always bright and
delightfully."- refreshing, and while he
convulses his audiences with laughter
there is never the faintest suggestion of
coarsepess or vulgarity, His success in
securing the very best artists to support
him, his desire to equal or exceed the
promises made in his advertising, and
steadtast determination to "always keep
the confidence of the people" These
j principles carefully followed out have
made his name a household word and a
positive guarantee of a frst-class per
forlnance.
4 } II T. Smith has moved his
j family from the farm to the Booth
residence opposite the public school
building.
Alfred Windus' new house is
now nearly completed, the painters
doing the decorating,
The Knights of Pythias held a
social session Monday evening.
A number Of democratic nom
inees have been chasing forlorn
hopes in this neighborhood the
past week. They will assume the
even tenor of their private lives af-
ter next Tuesday
Heating stoves $3.50 up. Pipe
5, 10 and Is CTS. a joint at Vests
Beds, dressers, chairs, springs,
mattresses, etc, at Vests, next to
Palace hotel.
Choice residence and business
/ property for sale. For prices call Oh
Barney Hattrup. soft
Mems and boys clothing in the
latest styles and lowest prices at
the Golden Rule Bozaar.
See the 1900 style ladies jackets
at prices that do not need cutting,
at the Golden Rule Bazaar.
WANrED-A good girl for general
housework in family of two. AID
dress box 519, Pullman, Wash.
WANTED-Twenty car loads ot
apples. Enquire Of J B. Holt, at
old laundry building, OH Main ST.
WooD FOR SALE-You can get
dry 1G-inch wood for 1926 per
cord, f. O. b., of the Artesian Mill &
/ Lum ber Co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17

rsrpunoet unO 800 Su &rieasqefanz
genen gemaGt puroen.
Soro Goberts, piro geIa9t, bat in
tolge Wafermangels NIT qroBen
S4pterigfeiten gu fGmpfen."
Sa ods &riegsoepartement ieit bret
Sdgen feline Na9ri6ten BON 9prb
Eoberts psrOffentli6te, 1T man ipenie
gensist ben r9urenberi6ten" ii6er
etne neus britii6e Riebsrlase Glauben
gu fcbenten.
(Oie gtd6ritt fommt burf Die
.Sallp Wiail", ods perloeenite dller
brttifaen selben Sournale, anqe e6z
! | d aus 9urenquellen. Sollte iidl
leBteres als pubr erpeiIen, lit Der 9ez
rtht bon Der Nieberlase unsipei=
telbdft nabr, henn bon ben
guren fpuroe Biz iebt nod ME elm
faliber pffisieller 8eri1t ausgegeben!D
Zines i3mGbli9en ReutrdIitdtsz
gru9es bat it9 portugal icbuloia ae,
mo9t. IS pot Gnglanb qeitdttet,
2ruppen iiber 9eira burG Iein @ebiei
na9 Hbooella gu ienoeH = gum Sbuz
&c Der golonie, pie @nslano iagt, in
s8ahrbeit aber, um bic gntfeBunq
Wsafeting's bon Rorben Der gu pers
iu9en.
Sonbon, IA. 9lpril.
Der SorItob Der Suren lit aufgez
hdlten", ldgt 2oro Hoberts. Dies
Dtro oobin ausgelegt, bab ben Yursn
Die syfOgli6teit Die britiI1sn Gommue
nicationsIinien gu our9i9nsipen, pers
legt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17

Der CUR @erid0nerung Ger 2ptalitdten,
pc er gelsgen lit, 6eitrdgen perbe. Gr
bob Die gfptbpenoigteit offcnsr glGBe
unn 8drten in Der Hdbe tpa1ienoer
Stdote herpor. Od Tie Iopobl fir bic
Geiunobeit ais fir Die 0er=
i4onerung beitriisen, unb iprcc6
8eri4Dneruna beitriissn, unb iprod6
bic 9offnung aus, cap man bieie naz
tiirll6 lf0nen pldbe nibt perfDmmen
laiIen ip'roe. Sine @prlage puroe in
Ger Sedmmer eingebrdGt, tppourc6 Dem
Sanoe seitdttet peroen ion. bds Qlns
erbieten nss &0nigs dnsune6men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
9robbritannien.
Scr Yrcis ocs iiibairifaniibcn &rie=
gcs fur Gus'aub.
8 o n b o n, II. 2(pril

Sas &riegsamt Fat beute Na9mit=
tag folgenosn 9eri6t iiber bic gez
iummten britii6en8erluite Bis gum Z.
slpril ausgegeben: Sn 8dmpfen gefals
len 211 Sffiaiere unb 1860 Mdnn; an
Wunoen geitprbsn As SffiSisre uns
465 Wtonn; Oermibt uno gefdngen ge=
nrmmeu 16S SffiSisre uno 1922
Warn; an arantbeiten geitor6en At
SffiSiere uno 1885 Mann; in Solge
BON llnfdllen seltorben 3 Offisiere unb
334Dtann; ais inpalipe nd6 Gn9lano
suriidsei6idt 2SS Sffisiers unb 1884
Manu. Sm ganaen 1886 pbne, Die
Srdnten uno 8erpunbeten, bic Iib ieBt
in Den !ooipitdlern befinoen. 3u oiez
fsngeri6ten bes ariegsamtss miiiisn
nleGerlllite Der lestsn 8o9e unb Die
Serpunoeten, i'm 9an5en ilugefGbr
10000 Wann binausefiigt perDsn,
mas eine GsiammtSabl bon iiber 3d.
600 tampfunfdbig gemd6ten Sffi5ies
rem uno Wdnni6aften ausmu6t.
Sn elmer OepeIte an oas &rieasamt
fagt 2oro Eoberts, an bic in ieinen
Sdnben bsfinoli9sn 9uren piirben in
freisebiger @eiie Sepsi9en, Bidder,
8leicer uno Oelitatefen perabfolst.
Gleine 8elobetrise ipiroen ben ges
fangenen brett segsben, srDbsre 9ez
trdge piiroen oem Sommanoanten CUR
9ertbeilung eilgebGnoist unb 9efan>
gene. tpel6e 8leioer benOtbisten, err
bielten lolbe.
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Sffce: Gfe Der 6. uno SpuasStraBe.
Selegrapbiide Sepeid)en.
SwIanO.
Sic Wntb Der sslntben in Seras.
81 II tin. Seras. z. Qlpril.

u u II n, Seras, {. NprU.
Sieie 9egenb tpurbe beute bon einem
Wplfenbru9 beimgeiu9t uno bas
eanae Ganb lit iiberi9pemmt. Der
GplprabpfluB lit in bret Stunbsn unl
elf SUB geitieeen unp iteigt nod ims
mer i'm 9er9dltniB bon orei SUB per
StunDe.
Der Sturm mar Der bsftigite, Der
bier jemals gu peraei9nen mar, uno
fegte gllles Dor ii6 fer. Cine Bride
an Der Snternationdl &c 9reat Rors
tbern 8abn, IL Meilen n0rblib BON
bier, purbe tpeggei6pemmt, in Solge
behen Der fiibli6 fabrenoe nGannons
9aa" 3us na9 ct. 2ouis perun=
sliidte. Die 2ptomotipe, Der poItlpas
gen, elm pafagierpagen unb elm
S9lafpagen entgleiI ten unb fielen ben
Sdbnoamm binab, nobel cine In5abl
YerIonen urltamen.
9lm GonhofluB, pberbal6 9lultin,
piitbet Der beftigite Sturm, ben man
bprt ie srle6t bat, uno pernicbtet Wfens
i6enleben uEo Gigentbum. Qllles
Waher, pel9es bort nieberfGlt, muB
bier bur9paIIirsn, unb man befiir6tet,
rab bic 0aher= unb 2ibtanldgs Der
Stdbt, !pel6e anberbolb WfilIipnen
Dollars sefpitet bat, iptpie Der Damn
SerItDrt tperOen, ba oas Uaiier nur
nod 5pei SUB bon Der gefabrlinie
itebt.
9(uitin, Seras, 8. Npril.
9pllauf 10000 MenI6en batten
ii6 beute an 6em nDrbliCb BON Der
Stabt gelegenen Damn nebit araftans
lage eingefunoen, um ii9 bic 3erItDs
rung Der 9lnluse an5uieben, fir tpel6e
Die Staot por tpenigen Sabren brei
Giertel Wlillipnen Dollars besablt bats
te. Die 9etpGher oes Golprabofluis
les umlptelten nod mG6tig iddumenb
bic Sriimmer, allmGblicb ben gepaltis
gen Saufen 8ranit, Der emit ben
Sawm gebilpet bate, fortipiilsnb, ais
pGre es pei9er 8reibefelien Die
StrDmung mar 10 groB, baB sroBe
SelsblOde cine balbe Wleils ponI
Damn fortsei9pemmt tpurben.
Die &raftanlase, tpel9e beute
Mprgen I'm 2 ubr Der gepaltigeli
8ahermense nadgab, liest ais eill
GROCER Sriimmerbaufen am ufer oes
Sluiies; Die ganSe pertbpolle Maidiz
merle lit entpsber in ben SluB seitiir6t,
pOer bur9 bic berabfullenpen 9alfen
Der &raftitatipn fart beIAdoigt. Die
3eritOrung Der 9(nlase lit cine polls
itdnbise. Die Situation in Der Stapt
lit beute 9lbenb cine isbr ernitlihs.
Die 3eritDrung Der 9lnlaee bebeutet,
bab es mebrere Wo9en nebmen piro,
Inn Elm propiI Iorii6es Waherleitungs>
unb 9eleudtungsipitem gu i9affen,
uno es 1T fragli6, ob es ielbit in bies
Ter 3eit mDgli9 1T. Mittlerpsile
perben bic geiunbbeitliden SerbGlts
liiie Der Staot iebr mangelbaft iein.
Sdmmtli6e Sotels, Yripdtpo6nuns
gen, 2Gben etc. iinb obne 8afers unb
Geueri9uB.
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MuSIanD.
g Il b q frfra.
Sunl 9riegsi9nnplate.
Pretoria, Sreitag 6. 9lpril.
iiher Qnurpuan 9DnrnueS

NUtr NDNIeII5U UlurqUes.
gs piro gemelbet, bdb 9eneral Se
@et cine itarte 9lbtbeilung britii6sr
Sapallerie bel 9e Wets Oorp, paS
iiipDitlih BON 9luemfontein liegt, an
griff uno 'beiieste, 450 Mam sefangen
nabm. cine sroBe Nuantitdt S9ieBs
bebarf uno Munoporratbe erbeutete
uno ben 9riten i9pere gerluite beia
bracbte.
Der 0erluit Der @erbiinosten ipar 2
Spbte uno 4 9eripunoete. Yei ben ans
peren Commands lit alles rubig.
8etbanp, Samstag, z. glpril.
General Satacrs's Sruppsnt9sil 1T
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Serlubt.
gfetp glprf. II. 9lpril,

ytelp y prf, Z, Mpril.
Spbn .. Rodefeller uno 5rau bds
ben beute glbenh bic 8erlpbuns ibrer
Sobter gllta nit 6. parmalee pren~
tiee bon Gbicaso betunut sema9t. Sri.
sllta Godefeller lit bic atpeite Spbtsr
ppn bes MiQipuGrs brei SD9tsrn, Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Ser Stnnis i9enft Srm 9ambc iein
jammtli6es SeiiBtbum.
9 T il ifel, II. 9lpri

Sn Der beutigen SiBung Der Depus
tirtsntammer perlas Der Premierminiz
fer Se Smet be Haisr Elm Shreiben
ppm SOnis 2eopolo, pprin sc. Wfaies
itGt Der Nation feinen seiammtsn
8runpbeiib gum @ei1snt ma9t. Gang
anbaltenoe Sodrufe begriiBten oie@ors
leiuns pes tOnisli9en S6reibens. Der
&pnis tiinoist in oem S9reiben an,
bdB er gelesentli9 ieines 65. 9eburtsz
tases (oer 8Onis lit am 9. 9lpril 1856
sebpren) benz 2anos allen ieinsn
GrunpbeiiBau iAsRtsn sspiinl4t babe,
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Ylattern auf einem Grcuriionss
9anipfer.
9fefp Wprf. 13. Qlpril.

Jl I'd y D I, 1o- Qprll.
Cine Spe5ialbspei6e aus Bottom an
Die bieiige pWorlo" iagt: Wan peiB
bier. baB tpenisitens Spei unb pabr>
ideiuli9 bret Wtitslisber Der Glart's
Iden neutrality-suspicious. an ben
Slattern eeitprben lino. Die 9eItors
benen iinb Rep. 8. s. 2ope, Yaitor
elmer ptiitenfirbe in Sspego, N.
g., uno SRI. g(nnie Senptem BON
Winona, Minn. 9eipe itdrben in Rom.
Gs piro iebt fir pabriaeinli9 gebalz
ten, bdb Der Sob Der Srau q. s..
2otpep, Satin eines lppblbabenoen
Embellishments bon WorceIter,
Wass., Die in &om brei Sage nu9bsm
iie ben Sampfer .Tep gnglano" psrs
lahcn, itarb, ebenfalls burb bic 8lats
tern peruriaht iporoen 1T. 8otIbaf>
ter Draper, Der elm periDnliGerSreunb
Der Sdmilie lit, bat bic Nac5ridbt BON
benz Spbe Der 5rau 2oipea setabelt,
bod baben anbere 0eripanbte, bic sur
Grturiionsseielibaft eebOrten, semels
bet, Srau 2otpen Iei on Der 2ungens
entaiinoung seitor6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Otis fommt nah 9auie.

90 al bington, .. g., z april.
@sneral Otis lit formeu ieines
gpmmanbos iiber bic Sunbestruppen
Guf ben Pbilippinen uno iibsr bas 8.
Irmeecprps entboben pprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Smbuque, Soma, 9euiag, beu IL. spril 1900.

1T Die einaige, bic np6 bsi ben Gltern
lit, Da ibre beioen S6peitern perbets
ratbet iino. @or acbt Sabren mar lie
nit Hep. 8. u. Granball, Der bamals
paffor Der guclio glpenue 8aptiit
G6ur9 in GleDelanb, g., mar, perlobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-17
Gin Yiermarfen Siebtabl im
0rpBeu.
N n glprt, Il. 9lpril.

" ~ " !, IL. Aplll.
Snner6alb Der lebten Slpei Wfpnate
baben 5pei gebsimnibpolle Gntpenz
oungen bon YierIteuermurten itattge-
f,nben, ppour9 Die &esierung einen
9erluIt BON $4,000 erlitten bat.
giner bieIsr Siebltdble ereisnete iib
als Die Steuermarten bonn S6abz
dmtspepartement na6 oem allgemeiz
men poitamt in Waibinston unters
tpegs tparen, Der anoere, Duroe Sipis
iben benz Poitamte unb bem 9innenz
iteueramte in Gbiedgp periibt. Die in
@albinstpn geitpblenen Murten batz
ten einen Bertb bon $4,000, Die il.
gbieagp BON $4,000.
9innenIteueragent 5rdnt q. Sbomps
Irn, pom 9tep Oorfer SiItrlft N6Dpfte
tiirSli9 @erba6t, bab Die geitoblenen
9ierIteuermGrten in 9rootlDn perItedt
Isien unb baB bic Oiebe in g. Mca
GauleD's 8irtbihaft ibr Sauptquarz
tier batten. Sbomplon erfubr, baB
Steuermdrtenpisbe glnltdlten fir ben
9erfauf elmer eroben Mense Der Mars
fen an einen Srauerdsenten i'm Iitor
S0puie getrpffen batten. Seute 9lbenD
purbe Sbomds 8lanep, elm in Mtca
Gaulep's Wirtbl9aft angeitellter
S9antfellner bepba6tet, ipie er nit
einem srpBen Padst, ods in braunes
papier eingebiillt mar, unter benz Qrm,
in bas Sotel giug. gr bate augen@
i6einli9 ben erparteten &Gufer ni6t
eetroffen uno ipuroe, als er gum Sotsl
beraustum, bonn S6ompIon an Der
Gde pes Sptels perbaftet. gls oas bel
8lauep eefunbene Padet i'm 8uubesz
eebdube aufsemacbt purbe, purben
8ieriteuermarten i'm Wertbe bon $10,=
600 barin gefunoen. Oa 8laneD iiber
bic Marten feline sufrispsnlteasnbs
Iustunft Su geben permo6te, purbe
er Dor ben 9unbestommiiIdren gse
,bra6t, Der ibn Bis gu Ieinem auf Sr.i=
tao ongeiebteu @erbDr unter $4,000
Siir9I1dft itellte. Sn Der 9(ntlass
miro 8laneD bei6uloigt, geltoblene
Gteuermarfen in Ieinem 8eiib gebabt
su baben. 9(sent SbompIon iast, oab
ieines Grd6tens bic BEL 9lansD gefuns
renen Mtarfen iia als Sbeile Der in
@aIbingtpn uno Gbicdgo eeitpblensn
Marten beraus1tellen perben. Gr fast,
baB peitere pi9tise @erbaftungen gu
erparten ltdnoeu.
gep Yort, IL. 9lpril.
8inneniteuerasent Srant8. Sbomps
ION laete beute glbeno, baB Der Srpotz
lpner S9anttellner Sbomas YlansD,
Der am Wiittpp9 beim glItor Souie
rerbaftet ipuroe, unb in beHen 8eiib
Sieriteuermarten i'm Wertbe BON $10,z
600 gefunben purben, elm 9eitGnoniB
abselest babe, bur6 ipel6es elm frii6s
erer Griminalanpalt in Yrooflpn unb
Elm sepiier Geillb in bic 9lnselssens
belt perpitelt perben. Na1 Sbpmpz
ioV's Insabe fabnben isbt bier ieiusr