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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Snbuquc unb Gbicagu

6aben in Sd9en bes ameritanii6en
Natipnal>S pieles 8aIebua cine 4rt
@.rpanoti9aft gu perSei6nen, ipal6es
8erbGltnib Dur6 peri6ieoenartt9e
Sbatia9en eingetrct'n lit uno erbalten
tpurbe. Neueitens pirb beri4tet, oaB
@eorg Seder elm alter 2iebling Der
Subuqusr 8aiebaqzS Sports, rel4er
bier in Dubuque ben 9runoitein gu
Ieinem 3ubme auf benz 8aiebalz
Campus legte, irriinnis gepproen lit.
Oeder ipar Elm treffli4,r Sirit Bale
mann unb Elm r9gntlemdn Of the Sias
mpnb" mas mir ppbl faum BON unIes
rem rpete" Mertes iagen tDunen, ben
bic G6icagper pb ieiner 9epanotbeit
uno StGrte vSanbpp" Mtrtes setouft
baben unb Der Dubuque audi 1etn
S%prttpmmsn in Saiebaaz& reiien pers
banft. Sin Brpbutt Der Subuquer
9aiebalp.lt iinb audi Die beiben Sta
nagers Der Spei GbicagDer Seams,
nGmli9 Sbomas 2pftus aus ct,
2outs, 3d., gebpren po er nebenbei
geiagt Na6bar DIR Samilie oes 'Srn,
@rzYrGiib.nten bes Gentralz8 ereins
8. s. Spaunbprit mar = unb &arI
GpmmistD. Was bic beiben Serrer
Managers bon Chicago iiber 9aiebal
niiien, baau baben ie Die 8runDldgt
bier in Dubuque selsst unb ipmit iint
Die Gbicaguer 8aieballsr S6ports" ei
benz 9ubuquer 9enie i9ulbig
bab hire Seams 9eute an eriter Stea'
prangen. Wenn Die Gbicagoer 10 pei:
ter lernen, perben mir 9ubuquer inner
nod Man6:s beibringen, penn iie nul
ni9t gu tletngeiitig iinb uno iia MID.
gu iebr ppn ben .cipiliiirenosn Sin:
fliihen" abi6lieben, tpel6e mir Subu:
quer ia in unierer angebor:nen 9rob:
mutb uno 9utmiitbigteit ibnsn aul
8erfiigung iteaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Sic Scmofraten mnBten nadJgeben.
2incpIn. Nebr.. Is. Su[i.

2incpln, Nebr., 13. Sult.
Die Suiioniiten in Rebrasta brad
ten geitern 4benb UNI 36 llbr ibre Sc
i9dfte in Der Transformation gun
Ibi9lub. Sic itelten fplsenoes Side
auf
9puberneur - Wiqiam q. Yppn
ter, Boone GpuntD, YDpuliit.
Geut 9ouperneur - 6. u. Gilbert
Yort Gountp, Silberz Hepublitaner..
StaatsfetretGr = 6. 9. Spoboba
9oparb Gountp, Pppuliit.
S9abmeiiter . g. 3. 9oparb
Solt Gpuntb, Populiit.
9entrdlanpalt = WiQis .. Slb:
BAN, Buffalo Gountp, Democrat.
Quoitpr = $. g. 9rieb, Glap So.
populiit.
2anptommtfdr = g. s. garep
Saunders Gountp, Populiit.
Sas Stats Gentralfpmite, tpel9es
bic Yrdi ibenti6aftsz Glsttoren in Dor,
i6las 81 bringen fStte, un~terbreit:tt
Dor Der 8ertagung fplgenbe Namen:
5rant &anion, s. $. Selber, 90. u
Garrett, %. s. Span, peter Gbber:
ion, apbert Sberfslber, 6. so. 8enlt
uno s. 6ugbes.
Die Convention bieb bic Wa6l gut
Die Gonbentipnen parsn bic be:
mertens pertbeitfn, felt Sutton in be,
HebrastazP olittt Elm Sattor geporber
1T. Rationale politit 1purbe nit Der
8er6anolungen bermengt unb pbgleif
bieie in Wirtli6teit ni6ts nit BEL
Sadie gu tbun bate, lab es bod 81
elmer 3eit 10 aus, als Oh elm 8rud
SDiI6en ben Semotraten uno pppuli.
item entiteben niirbe. SIS banbelte iif
um bic 8eitdtigung Stepsnion's ala
8ice : Observation-Disclosures isitens
Der Populiiten.
9iefe 4ngelegenbeit rief einer
Sturm in Der Contention berpor, pel-
der bic 8erbanolungsn BON II llb,
g~eitern Qbenb bis 5 llbr 6eute Mor.
gen, UNI tpel6e 3eit cine l1nterbre6uno
sintrat, tbatid4li4 gum Stiaitanh
bra6te.
s. M. Darlington, elmer Der leitens
ben Populiiten bes Weitens, erqrifi
beute Wtorgen um 4 l1br bag Wort
unb ertldrte, bic partei piirbe gu
9runbe geben, tpenn lie Sopne als
9ice : Observation-Disclosures fallen
liebe unb Die anoeren Sorbsrungsn Der
Semotraten gepGbrte. 8. 8. gbmis
ton, @orfiBer bes populiftif6en
Staatss Gentrattomites, sing nod tpeiz
ter. Gr srfldrte, bab bic populiten=
partei ME pieber cine 0ationaltonpenz
ton abbalten f0nnts, tpenn fe ibren
plaB uuf benz Rationaltitet ni6t be-
bauptete unb ni9t ben 20penantbeil
Der StaatsGmter erbielte.
I'm bieie 3eit, als bic @efabr Der
GoslOfung bon alien 8iinbniIen an,
groBten mar, fpurbe Der Qntraq qez
iteut unb angenommen, cine Inter
bre9ung Der @erbanblungen eintreten
gu lafen. Die 9emofraten pertaoten
ii4 gu glei4er 3eit, bic 5iibrer 6ielten
cine 3uiammentunft, beren Reiultat
oarin beitanb, baB bic 0emotratsn
@Qes, nit @usnabme zines einsiaen
Qmtes auf benz Staatstidet, Suaes
itanben.
sic tbeilten fi9 nit ben Yopuliitsn
uno Silbers Hepublitanern in bic 8
Glettoralitimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Mn 3anoinher.

@ir babeu an 100 900 ader por,isli6er
Narm. 9dnbereieu III Minnelota uno Siib=
Satota 81 Yreiien Don So bis $21 pro ater
III p%erfauien.
GbenfaIS cine Sarm pom 1920 ader nit
euteu @ebaubeu.
Gin Sarm pom 440 gder, iGmmtli6 cults
pirt, nit gutter Gebdubeu.
Gin lid gut sablenbes Sotel nnb anberes
Sarn. ulo Stabteigeutbum entpeoer gu pers
faufen ODER az pertdui6en.
@itte bel uus porSuipredcn NIB mir wer'
ben Sbren @ini6en entipre9en.
Sobn Yier 4 &c.,
@ruubei9eutbums uub 8erii6eruusss 4seut,
$50 Siebente Strabe, DUBUQUE, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Sangerbuno : gale, ben 9. Suli
1900.

On has 9ublttuml
gSir, bas Sorbereitines Gomite, babel
eiuitimmi9 bic @reat @eitern Sabu ais bic
o~ifi;islle Sabu fin uniere Sabress @rcuriion
na6 0perspile, am Sonnta9, ben 80. Snli,
erp6blt.
Gin @eianssGbor pon so Stimnen bes
Oubuquer Sdilgerbullb nirb bel oieier ges
lsseubsit tbeilnebmen NIB ollie weroen, be:
eleitet Don Der Dubuque Militarp Sanb pon
20 Manu, nit Der Chicago @reat @elterrl
Sabu %reiisn, beren 3us ben great ,@eiern
Sabuboi, @de Der 8. unb @lmitrabe, nm
8 40 Mor9eus perlaiieu uub Inn 10 ubr III
SperSpiIe anlansen pirb.
Ser Ra6mitta9ss 3us pirb Inn 1 10 abs
fabren unb nm / :55 in Dperspile anlau9en.
geibe 3Ise perbeu an Der II. StraBe, oil
Sipe points, eagle Goint ausuue unb bel
ben @reat 0eitern SebOfteu aubalteu. Bel
Der Seimfabrt perlaiien bic 3i9e OperSplue
nm 6 unb 8 rlbr 9lbenbs unb langen I'M 8 so
uub 6 80 III Dubuque Oil. Yreis Der Ruuoz
reiis, so Gents ; fir Riuber, 25 Gents.
u. 9eiier, 9rGiibent;
Soiepb Midel,
Sobamu q. 3ilIis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
3mei gubuaner Salente

sei6neten ii6 auf SGngerfeite bes Sate
Grie SGngerbunoes aus, tpel9es am
TO-, II. unp II. Suli gu @rle, Ya.,
itattfanb. IS tporen Die bier in 9u1
buque unb aud ionIt in ben 8ersint9s
ten Staaten angsitaunten 5rau Ser7
tia 2incDlnzg Quits, beren Sppranz
Stimme hires @lei6en iu6t uno unier
S:lben<Senpr Sreb 20. Garberrp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Ggeuriion nod Gbautauaua 2afe,
= Wem Wurl.

gm 81. Suli fir $14.OO fir bic
Runpreiie, giiltig our 3uriidfabrt
am %. 4ugult 1900. Sidsts iinb
giltis auf irgenb einem unierer brei
tdgliden 3igen. Sie biaisiten Raten
na9 st. Wapne, Glepelanb, Buffalo
uno anoeren Ditlihen Pldben. Sir
poaitGnbige @ustunft i9reibt an SObn
.. Callahan, General Qssnt, III
aSams StraBs @bicasO. telephone
Central 2067.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Sic GrirsGijcnbabn

lift bic beliebtefte 9ur9 : 2tnie BON
Gbicaso na9 9ep gort u. Bolton. &eiu
@asenpediel spii4en Chicago uno
Nep gprt. - Der SdnelsuS berielz
ben 1T ilniibertrpffen, bat S4lafT uno
Gpetietpasen. Sir feline &lafe Grtra>
3ablung. Sang Defenders 9iinitig fir
europa 3eifenbe. Wegen ndberer
2(ustunft tpenbe man ii9 an bic Office
Der @ries giienbabn, 242 Glart Ctr,
Chicago, Sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Ggrariinn mad Gbautauqua eafe,
Wetu Wnrf.

4m 81. Suli fir $14.00 fir bic
Runoreiie, giiltig sur 3uriidfdbrt
am %. Iuguft 1900. Sidets iinb
giiltts auf irgenb einem u~nierer brei
tdsliden 3iisen. Die binisiten Staten
na9 st. Wapne, Glebelanb, Buffalo
uno anberen Ditli9en Pldben. Sir
poaitGnotgs Iustunft i9retbt an Sobn
.. Galaban, 9eneral 4gent, Ill
@oams Strabe, Gbicago, telephone
Central 2057.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Mhtnng, &athnIifen |!

Satboliten, bic biuises eanb faufeu mol.
lel uno beuen bas leibIi6e uub 9eiiigC
8obl am Ser3en lie9t, fouten ibr an9en'
merf na6 Stewart, Mc0oub Co., Wtinn.,
ridten. Sas Saub III altsgesei6net gut, nul
70 Meileu pon Wiuueapolis OIL Der Chicago,
Milmaufee & ct. Yaul Giienbabn Sele9en,
Seuti6er prieiter IN Der @emeinbe. Weger
ndbsre gustunit wenbe man iib oil &ep. u.
gilman ober Gb. Reitbarbt, Stepart, Nil:
ueIDtu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Ser Syeuber rettete i'm.

On Der 20. unb Sadipn<S trabe fieI
Samstas g. Confer auf bas Geleiie
Der Strabenbabn, seraoe als Elm
Motor beranbrauite. Ser Gonbutteur
bate gum Slid nod 3eit, ben SENDER,
b. +. bic S6uBpebrz8 orri9tung mics
oerSulafen unb Gonter tam nit einis
gen berben WunDen bappn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
0eaet Grebs5haoen.

SD empteble bierInIt Stroop's beribmte,
oeutide Bnluer. 0leieIbeu beileu isbei,
tIo9 ni6t aui9ebroheneiD 6rebs iopobI
inmerlid ais duBerli9. 9lQen, Die perbGd.
tise @eidwiilte lowie aud @a9euIei.
ben NIB 2eberi6aben baben, iinb birIe
Gulper beionbers empioblen. @egen RGbe.
rem /: 3eueuiiie etc. abreiiire man:
@b 8. B~oeSina,
ct. aueas Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Gbreht bnr!

Wir iino in Der Xa9s. Sic NIT allen
Sorten ~Gaenwaaren, 9sden. Seppi=
den, Wtatten uno Seltu9 su perieben,
ole BON leitenben 6abrltantsn gemadt
nno ee9en gaar 9~etauft. tuel6e mir ,u
Yrsifen anbieten. Die ionit niraen6s
an9eboten neroen t6nnen.
Sames 2epi q 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
@anias TarmIano.

@utcs, fru6tbares 9anb i'm iouligen,
iiiblideu Sauias ;u pertanfrn. Gin patas
Sies fir @ieb;u9t. 50 bis S12 per ader.
S6Dues 6lima. gutes Srun1etzunb piel
hiebenbeS @aiier. @ute Sbulen. Srel
tatbolii6e &irteu. @ir bral9eu mebr
Nit9lieber uub i6reiben @u6 bic @abrbeit.
Dieie @elessnbeit pirb nidt lanse 9eboten
werbeu. Seuti9e, tatbolii6e Narmer beii6s
tist bic Sage ielbit ober idreibt all: Sranj
Weuui6ent, &iu9mau, 8anias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
GciIcnDc I9enten:
Snicpb SleiBurr. Snbu &nblcr.
Yaul 0ucbrl.
Sas jabrIi9s Yienie Der ct. Wartens
0cmrinDe

1T BON ben Siinglin9en Des Ct. goni.
fatius Siinglingsz gereins in In9rtft
aenommEn poroen uno Dtro eetptB
aud oieIes Sabr pisoer Elm e4tes unO
rs6tes Sreubenfeit fir Die seiammts
9emeinpe tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Nir. Gngel & S0hne.
SIom. Ode Der 6. II. WGiu. Ctr.

NHDIU. GUg Oct o. IT. UlWIHsSN.I
Dubuque, :: :: Soma.
gsenten fir @runbeisentbum, &nleibeil
lnb 8crfi6eruus. @elb st 5 Projeht 81
perleiben auf Soma, SainoiS uub @~iseoniir
Si4erbeiteu.- Oampfl1iiifabrts Siuete mad
itnb pom europa pia flint beionberen Ginieli.
-Wertreter Don superlGiii9eu Sener:,
Qebenss unb llniaue Seriiberunss @eierl-
i9aften. - abiratts Of 3itle. - Seient.
li6e Gtotare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17
Murkthrrtd1tr
SIr oen 8~roBperfauf.

-
Dubuque, ben IA. Suli.
@etreibe, 9eu, MebL etc.
Safer: 23@24c.
Sorn: 37@40c.
@erfte: 30-40c per guibel.
&o99en: 45-50c per guibel.
Seu: @ilbes, $S.50 per Come; sabmes,
SO. 00@10.50 per Sonue.
vtsbl: gatent, $4.sC@5.1O; ftraisbt,
81. 50@4.eO.
6leie: $14.O0.
Sntter, Gier sale.
Ger: collie per Gusenb.
Butter: Sairp, 12@19e p.9funb Creams
erp, 2O@21c.
sale; @abm : sdie, 1876; srid, 1916;
glod, 15e.
Groceries. etc.
&eis: &c per gfuub.
Sobnen: @bite Rapp, S2.5 per gulbel.
Sri9tennb @emife.
gaaiisrmelonen: 1O-25c-
.Swiebelu: zoe per buSenb 9anbel.
&ettt9e: 1896 per Uuseno giiuoelben.
@rbien: Coo per 9uibel.
&otbriben: 15c per Susenb.
&artoiieln: 25@3O @ents per Suibel.
Sraut: $1.00-1. 80 per @rate.
gteue Sartoiielu: 6Oc per SuibeI.
Steb.
Stiere: 49, 5@4.25.
&inber: S3.00@3.5O
6iibe: S2.5O@3. 90.
&alber: Sd. 100000 0
Triibliisss gdr,mer: S3.00-3.50.
Sdpeine (auf benz Sub): s4.sO@5.00 per
bunbert 9ilnb.
gelI9el: 5-7c.
@teb seidladtet).
&inSEeii9: 6@7c per 9iuub; climber.
&c per Yfunb.
S9atasii8: @3afHeii6, lie; SammeIs
@eidla6tete Sdpeine: IS. 100000 per
bunbert Pfunb.
Gehissl: Sibner, 9 Gents per 9iunb.
Hropiions
gerdn6ertes Sleii6: S9iuten, 10@10ic
Sped, S@8tc.
Shmalj: 7c.
&oblen: Sartfoblen, $7.75 per Soune.
Solj: 9utes Gi6enbols, 4.50@$5. 90 per
Sorbe.
9eial;ene Bull Saute: No. /, 81 Gents
No. 2, ST Gents.
Sriid seialsene &albbdute: go. /. 10
Gents go. Q, st Geuts.
Sals: No. l, 4 Gents; go. 2, 81 Gents.
S6aiSfele: $1.0O.
Orp Bone, S5@12.0 90 per Sonre; Wine.
raj. 1926 per 3auienb; Slad Sad, $40 per
Soune.
gIei: Sn ct. aouis. s4.O0@4.57i.
'Gbicagc, ben ID. Suit.
Weisen-
SuIi: 78s@7S.
@u9uf 77@7st.
september: 779@78t.
Eorn-
Suli: 43a @444.
@usuit 1904.
September: 44t@44t.
SnIi: sss@s4.
ausut: 24t@24f.
September 24a@24s.
yropiRomen.
S6weineReii6-
sSuli: $12. 40@12.40.
September: $12. 52@12.6 60.
S6mal;-
Suli: 49, 5000. s2t.
September: So. 87t@6. 92t.
Slipper
Suli: s6.s7i@6.s 74.
September: So. 95@6.973.
Sla6siamen-
September: $1.42.
October: $1.35.
Wtsbmarft.
S6meime-
S6pere, SIS. 20@5. 40.
S6pere. raube, $4.95@5.20.
Geldte, S5. 15@5.42a.
@smii6te, SIS. 1O@5.42i.
gie9-
Grtra &inbpieb, S5. 4O@5.75
Suites, So. 1095.4 0
WittelmGBi9eS bis gutes, "a. 50@4.75
Ginia6e Sorte, 81. 50@4.75.
Maube, Iei6te Stiere, 81. O0@4.45.
Cute bis ansSepGblte GeraB Stiere, $3.50
@5.10.
SIN @efen seiiittsrte Stiere, 81. s0@5.5 so.
8iibe, So. 5094.60
&iuber, SO. 5000. 10.
Suleu uub S1ien, 81. 75@4.40.
RGlber, S4.50@6.75.
S6afe-
SribjabrSs qGmmer, S4.50@6.80.
@inheiinii6e 9Gmmer, So. 00@6.5 90.
Wetli6e S6afe, $4.O0@4.60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17

- Dr. Nspcrs. 2O72 Sadf0n Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-17

Seial;ele Bull Saute: go. /, 60 Gents
No. 2, ST Gents.
Srii6 geialSene &albbGute: go. /, 10
Gents go. Q, st Geuts.
Sals: Ho. l, A @ents; go. 2, 81 Gents.
S9afSfeue: $1.OO.
Drp Bone, S5@12.0 90 per Sonue; Mines
raj. S25 per 3auienb; Slat Sad, $40 per
5oune.
glei: Sn ct. 2ouis, S4.OO@4.57i.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-20
Tall Of the Enemy's Fleeing Cofumn
Almost Captured by Lord
DundonaId's Cavalry.
GENERAL RUMBLE AT TRooMEL
ATTEMPTING TO CUT OFF OLIVIER
AND HIS COMMANDO.
Spencer WfIkinson's Review of the
situation-Three Boer Comman-
dants Captured by Hutton.

LONDON. May 20. a. m.-The usual Sat-
urday nights silence covered the state Of
war in South Africa. The cables are main
~ composed of reports of enthusiastic
jubilation over the relief Of Mafeking at
various points i'm South Africa.
A dispatch from Winburg. dated May 10,
says: General Rumble reached Troomel.
twenty-eight miles from here, on Friday.
traversing an exceedingly mountainous
country. Commandant Olivier's commando
is several days ahead Of him, but stray
patrols of Beers are watching Rundle's
movement His men are in excellent form,
In spite of the long daily marches
A dispatch from Pietermaritzburg says:
1.-THE occupation OF New Castle by General
Butler has caused great jubiiation. The
magistrate and his staff, the mayor and
the corporation, have left for New Castle.
Many fleeing Beers have gone to the Free
State. via Mnller's pass. Others have gone
to Wakkerstroom. Most of them, how
ever, have gone north as a disorganized
mob"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-20
WILL TAKE A GOOD REST.
President Mckinley VIII Visit HIS Old
Home i'm june

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The President
has decided to go to Canton late In June
for a rest of two or three weeks and incl
dentally to attend the monster nonpar-
tisan celebration which is being arranged
for July L. This decision Is contingent on
the adjournment of Congress before that
time, but from information to-day received
from leaders in both houses there is rea-
son 10 believe an adjournment Will be
reached by June 8 or June IL The Presi-
cent will be accompanied by Mrs. Mckin-
ley, and If nothing of special Importance
occurs which would necessitate his earlier
return he will remain in Canton until about
the middle of July and possibly longer.
The President has Informed Senator
Pritchard that he will not be able TO at
tend the Mecklenburg celebration at Char
lctte, N c., May % He will go TO Fred
ericksburg, however, May 2S. TO attend the
reunion of the Society of the Army OF the
Potomac, and on May so he will go 10
Antietam, to attend the unveilirg or a
monument to the dead Of both armies. III
possible he intends to visit Gettysburg
June 8, the occasion being the thirty
fourth annual encampment of the Pennsyl-
vania q. A. X.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-20

Harper's Weekly


What Roosevelt does he does with a rush,
a slap and dash. He has all the qualities
of a frst-class avalanche inverted. He has
a way of appearing at the foot of a hill,
and before anybody realizes that he has
begun to move he turns up on the top of
it. That is the way he did things in Cuba;
that is the way he did things in Washing
ton; that is the way he did things in the
city of New York when sleeping policemen
used constantly to be awakened from sweet
dreams of peace at unseemly hours of the
night by the dazzling glitter of the COM
missioner's historic smile. When he went
into the police business where he sat was
the head of the table; when he went into
the Navy Department it was not long be-
fore the nominal head Of that department
found things going with a rush that recon-
ciled him later to the appointment of his
assistant to a lieutenant colonelcy in the
army: when he went to Cuba with his
Rough Riders the reposeful methods of the
War Department sustained a severe shock,
and when he returned to his native State
a whirlwind struck it which left him Gov
ernor. And now this man is asked 10 pre-
side over the United States Senate-reputed
to be a deliberative body-and meanwhile
to go through hot political campaign as
the tail to the administration kite.
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WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Jones.
OF Arkansas, to-day presented resolution
in the Senate directing the secretary Of
war to report TO the Senate concerning the
operations of the North American Trust
Company of Havana In Cuba. The resolu
ton is preceded by preamble setting forth
the charges made by a New York newspa-
per to the effect that this company is the
financial agent of the United States In
Cuba; that 1t has monopoly of the bank
ing business in that island and that by its
ficials are making a fortune" The resolu-
ton says: 1.-The purpose being to ascertain
everything concerning the North American
Trust Company and its financial operations
in connection with the United States gov
eminent" Tie resolution went over on
objection.
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APPEAL TO THE POWERS.
International Peace Bureau Will
Again Try to stop the War.

BERNIE, May 1.-THE committee of the
has decided to address to the twenty-five
powers who are signatories of The Hague
convention a last appeal for their assist
ance TO secure peace between Great Britain
and the South African republics. The APP
peal seeks to show that the clauses provid-
ing for the settlement of international dis
putes apply not only TO conflicts arising be-
tween the signatory powers, but to all in
ternational differences. Therefore IL is
claimed the offer of mediation by the pow
erS In the present conflict comes within the
category of cases anticipated by, the con-
ference and could not be regarded by Great
Britain as an unfriendly act The commit
tee further argues that a mediating power,
as defined at The Hague, ought not only TO
take steps TO conciliate the conflicting
claims OF the disputlng states, but ought to
suggest means of Cancellation, which has
not yet been done in the present dispute.
The committee therefore begs the powers
who have gained the respect of the world
in signing The Hague convention to ask
themselves whether the hour has not come
to consider an offer Of mediation on their
part as merely fullillment or the obliga-
ton 10 humanity, or, TO use the expression
employed at The Hague, the fullhllment
or the duty imposed upon them by men,
bership In the Society of Civilized States.
Finally, the committee expresses the opin-
Ion that the efforts of international diplo-
macy, II honest and authoritative. would
which would be advanced in the name Of
the civilized world. and that they would
quickly secure the conclusion of a peace
honorable to all the parties.
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FENIANs AT EseuIrauLT.


They Attempt to Wreck the Big Brit
fish Docks and Are Fired On.
CHICAGO, May ia special to the
Times-Herald from Vancouver. b. c.. says:
'Fenian sympathizers with the Beers have
made an attempt TO blow I'D the British
Notifications az Esquimault- The big naval
docks, where s7O,0o0.00O damages could have
been done, were the objective point of the
leaders in the plot. who barely escaped
from the guard with their lives.
Major Bennett, of the Duke of Con-
naught's Own Rifles, made a statement Of
the circumstances to-day. He said that
three weeks ago the officer commanding
at Esouimault was advised to look out
for the possibility of Fenian outrage. The
information came from the military au-
thorities at San Francisco, and with IL the
description of three well-known Fenians,
who were a few days later recognized in
Vancouver
Orders were given to sentries to shoot
after the failure to reply to a second chal-
lenge, and to shoot TO kill. On Wednesday
night, just at midnight, four men were dis
covered by the sentries within the line of
the first outposts, and they were just
abreast of the Fort Macauley works and
within short distance of the large marine
docks Of the North Pacific squadron. Two
guards challenged almost simultaneously.
There was no response and the dimly out
lined figures crouched to the ground. The
guards challenged again, and at this sew
eral other sentries Immediately fired BY
the time a searching party had been formed
there was much confusion and the men
succeeded in running past the outposts.
The latter claim they will be able to recog-
nize two of them. The commanding off,
regard IL as certain attempt to de-
stroy some part at least of the works. The
guards have again been doubled.
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ing. The King James version. whs, :.
edition Is In English IS also renrlrea tle

Ing The King James version when a.
edition Is In English. Is also required 'ae
Speaking OF the constant demand q
Bibles. and the apparently lirastless ~, .'
Der OF editions that are constantly co ,,-.a
out. one Of the editors OF the hexaelot F11s,s
said to-day. New editions Of fhn 1,s se
Justify themselves IN a score OF wavs c.1e
new light Will be thrown on some nar,. -. -
the Old or New Testament. some dsffs-.oott
readings will be found, some particuIss
shape will commend itself. and dozens 20
other reasons will be urged for getting -, -
new editions. A few days ago had 80
sion TO make some comment on cer..s
passages. and bought an fnterleaved c,.--
though at least twenty-five Bibles az 80 80,
kind or another are in my possession ="
The Modern Readers Bible" edited h.
Richard q. Moulton. Is issued In parts
volume 70 a book, and IL has been apne.s
ing for more than two years. The .noiv
chrome Bible" with the Pentateuch 90.
arated according TO alleged authorsht,
and printed in different colors. is one OF ~
latest editions.
In the eighty-third annual report If -.
American Bible Society appear some inter-
esting facts with reference 20 the wide d.
tribution of the Scriptures and the ntrnhe,
OF copies printed. According 10 the renor,
the total issues for the year lSs arnonr,
10 1,3S0, SS2 copies. more than half OF which
9.622, were distributed outside the UniteS
States. The total issues of the society 4,
eighty-three years amount 10 6ssa S
copies.
Z. c. Gilman. the societys secretary
said that the editions issued f.om the fo,r.
dation of the Bible Society have been a.
most numberless- 1T is much Ike tn
making of pins" he said. zone wouS
think the world would be full OF then
while the demand for them goes steadily
on"