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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-31
HUMoR Of The DAY.

I'm getting rich fast" "How?' 4
got my wife to take my camera and
lock it up"-Chicago Record.
sillicus-"The Bible tells as to love
our enemies" Cynicus-"We do Most
Of as are our own worst enemies
Philadelphia Record.
what makes you work SO hard
when the boss is awayT' I'm absent
minded and / might forget myself
when he gets back. Chicago Record.
Nell-"They used to be such good
friends. and now they scarcely speak"
Believes; you see they would per-
sist in going to bargain sales together
Luring tne eourtship he sued
For the maiden's hand with vim;
But after the marriage her hand
Had 20 sew o. buttons for him.
Chicago Daily News
She during the tiff)--Man was made
Of dust you will remember. but woman
wasn't" He-"That's right Ii you
were made Of dust you'd dry up once
in a while7
Pafks-"What did yoa take out an
accidept policy for? You never trav-
ell Lane-"But my next-door neigh
Dor has just bought an automohne"-
Detroit Free Press.
Litde While Fashionplate-.Mam-
ma, I broke one of the Ten Command.
ments to-day .Irs. FashionpIate-
"Oh, you careless child. You are al
ways breaking something"
The man who has money to burn
May appear an cxtravagant soul
When perhaps he's trying 10 learn
ii It's not cheaper than coal.
Philadelphia Record
"Am the first man you ever loveds"
be inquired, fondly. WELL said the
truthful Miss Passee. "you are-el-
never mind. dear. You are the first
man who ever loved mc."-New York
Journal.
Il must admit" said the mannish
girl. that I'm very fond Of men
clothes. You don't Ike them-do yous'r
Yes ! do" replied the glrly girl.
frankly when there's a man in them '~
Tit Bits.
rs my dinner never coming:r r0ared
the King Of Mbpwka Your puissant
highness win remember" murmured
the slave with his face IN the dust,
that you ordered one Of those mes
senger boys"-IndianapoIIs Press.
Mrs. chnrch--"Your name is NOT
spelled right on this list" Mrs. Goth
am-"What's the matter with ites
why. Lille is spelled with only one
H. ''Oh. well, my husband wrote that
It's nothing new for him TO forget one
OF my letters" Yonkers Statesman.
These aren't the kind Of biscuits
my mother used to make" he said.
"Oh. George" she faltered, 90 the
verge Of tears "Nell. they're not!'
he repeated emphatically. They're
enough sight better" And then the
sun came out again Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Il suppose you have to take care 10
be absolutely correct In your calcula-
tionsg' said the man who was watch
ing the statistician work No" an
sTered the man OF mathematics.
These figures are Tor campaign pur.
poses. What is expected Of me is to
be convinclngly inaccurate. r WASH
ington Star
Observing the manager Of the drug
department. the woman accosted him.
in spirit Of badinage. Il have klep-
tomanla," she said. what would you
advise me TO takeg" The elevator. by
all means. said the manager. wittily
And not something just as goodf' ex-
claimed the woman. affecting great
surprise.-Delroit Journal
Stops the Rush to Towns.
I II - -....i.4 ...t.......tt- Ii.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-31
NY LITTLE SWEETHEART.

I've blossom Of
houd dturnr nme. as unclouded
She
happy conrade hard and lonely place
worlds yit
D retreat ears but three
with Are
at my feet trueh hCart believes
n srgaret Harpers baur
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-31

The water Of the larger Norwegian
flores. or rO.k-bays, though IN direct
communication with the sea. are S.
saitiess as 10 le dr.nkaa;e
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-25
THE CITY
SHORT ITEMS cAZETTEo.

Mrs. w. H. Wallace was down
from Belview for few hours last
Friday.
Miss Ora Bowers left last week
for her old home in Cresco, Iowa,
where she will remain for an indefi-
mite period.
Malcolm Dennistoun was in Man
kato for a couple of days last week,
acting as petit juror in the United
States district court.
Editor w. G.. Starr of the LANDER
ton Star, and Cashier John Street OF
the Citizens Bank were over from
that town on Tuesday of last week.
DR.. F. w. Penhall, Col. r. H. G..
Human, Messrs. Neustrom, Nor
man, Lentz, Patten, Wagner and
Bellows were up from Morton for
several hours last Wednesday even
ing.
The Press states that Miss Ger
trude Carroll of Mankato, formerly
of this city, who has been danger
ously i'll for several weeks, suffer-
ing from an attack of typhoid fever,
is improving rapidly.
NJ. D. Martin and wife will leave
to-day or tomorrow for their future
home in Waterville, where Mr.. Mar
tin will engage in the drug bust
ness. Their many friends will
wish them success in their venture.
One of the features of the cours-
ing meeting to be held in this city
commencing on May I'd will be a
match race between Tanglefoot, the
winner of the Consolation Stakes at
Mankato, Kansas, and Keefe's Nor
ton dog, the owners having put up
$25 apiece to make the race an in
teresting one.
In letter to C. w. Mead Archie
Stewart writes from Edmonton,
Northwest Territory, that himself
and wife arrived there on April Z.
His stock, farm machinery and
household furniture, and boys in
charge of the stock had not arrived
at the time of writing, on April II,
although they were looked for each
day. There was such a crowd on
the train that we came on" Mr..
Stewart continues, that person
could scarcely move. People are
coming to this country crowd after
crowd. Things are pretty lively
here. Beautiful weather. Never
saw nicer. Edmonton is a fine
town.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-25
II. M.-HITGHGOCK & GO.

The senior class of the Redwood
Falls high school presented Birds
Island to large and appeciative
crowd at the Morton opera house on
Saturday evening. Ii anything. the
work Saturday evening was better
than on the evening previous in this
city.
Gibbon Gazette: Gust. Drews
left yesterday for Seaforth to com
plete arrangements for the erection
of his hotel building at that place
Willie leaves to-day to assist in
excavating for the foundation of the
building. Willie's departure from
town will cause much regret, as he
is studious boy and of exemplary
habits. He has taken Heading part
in the band and orchestra and the
vacancy caused by his departure
will be filled with difficulty.
H. A. Baldwin and DR.. Giles r.
Pease are in receipt of their commits
sions as delegates to the Grand Com
mandery of Minnesota Imperial
Knights. The commission is a work
of art and already framed The
Grand Commandery session of 1900
will bring together from two to four
of the leading men from every city
and principal town in the State.
The high class methods adopted by
the organization in carrying out this
work, show conclusively the
thorough knowledge ard experience
of the Imperial officers in fraternal
work of high character. The plan
of protection in the Imperial Knights
is in accordance with the most ad-
vanced ideas in fraternal work.
With the high character OF the meE
interested in the organization, to.
gether with the fact that only the
best business and professional men
in each community are extended an
invitation to associate themselves
with the order, there is an assurance
that the Imperial Knights will be
without peer as social body.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-25


A gentleman and lady, both
musicians, gave q concert at the
hotel Offices last Friday evening.
| Percy Bradley Of Hotel Francois,
who has been visiting with friends
at Madison, returned home last Mon
day. Ii.
A. Williams Of the Southern Elec-
trio Telephone Co, came up from
Sleepy Eye last Friday. Mr.. Will
J liams has been engaged in putting
in a new switch board at that place.
Tie Daughters of Rebekah hold
their regular meetings on the first
and third Wednesday evenings OF
each month, instead of on the second
and fourth. The change was made
some time aeo.
DR.. c. NJ. Leffingwell, formerly of
this city, but now of Rush City, who
was here a couple of weeks ago with
a view. o. relocating in Redwood
Falls, has decided to locate in Olivia,
according to the Times.
Mesdames L. J. Herbison and
John Anderson of Grafton, North
Dakota, arrived here on Monday of
lrst week, after the funeral services
over the remains of their mother,
and have since been visiting with
relatives in this city and surround
ing country.
The second meeting of the Red
wood County Dairy Association will
be held in Wabasso on May Goth,
and an elaborate program. touching
on dairy interests. has been pre-.
pared for the purpose. The officers
expect that the association will have
a membership of over 400 by the
time the meeting is called to order
on the Goth.
Census enumerators this wear
will receive minimum rate of two
cents for each living inhabitant, two
cents for each death, fifteen cents
for each farm, and twenty cents for
each establishment of productive
industry is provided for all subdi-
vision where such allowance shall
be deemed sufficient.
| Redwood county is entitled to 10
delegates to the Democratic State
convention which is to meet in
Minneapolis on Wednesday, June
10th, for the purpose of electing Is
delegates to the Democratic National
convention to be held at Kansas City
on July 4th. The 10 delegates are
! given to Redwood county on the
basis OF three delegates at large and
delegate for each 15Ovotes ormaior
fraction thereof cast for Bryan in
1896.
| Wabasso Standard Oneevidence
that Seaforth will not get the coveted
branch to Redwood Falls as soon as
was expected is the fact that the
tools and scrapers which were left
at this place ever since the Vesta
branch was completed, have been
gathered up and shipped to the
workshops in Iowa. The contractor
OF the Vesta branch was here this
week and ordered all of the tools be-
longingto the firm shipped at once,
and teams have been busy doing the
hauling. The fact that the tools
were left here until now gave the
citizens of our sister village strong
hopes that they would soon have
direct connection with Redwood
Falls, but now it would appear that
her last hope is blasted, and Just at
the time when work on the new line
was expected to begin.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-25
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE.
BY AIKEN l. SCHMAHL
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %, 1900.
Chicago E. Northwestern Railway.
LOCAL TIME CARD, REDWOOD FALLS
Subject to change.

LOCAL TINE CARD, REDWOOD FALLS.
Subject to change.
DEPARrURs OF TRAINS.
No 81. daily except Sunday .;....;.l p m.
and east: also for Tracy, Marshall, " ater-
town Huron and Pierre. Parlor car, Kasota
TO St. Paul and Minneapolis. Sleeper, Man
kato to Chicago.
No. Ga. '(daily except Sunday 49,. 4:3O p. M;
Connects at Sleepy Eye with trans rams east Ma ano
connection with Omaha at Kasota for Sioux
City and Omaha.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
No 61 daily except Sunday -. 1O:l5 a. m
Connects with new train, No. 5. from east.
No. 63. daily except Sunday. 49,. Alb p. N.
From Chicago ST Paul Minneapolis Winona
and all points east and west.
W. B. KN1sKERN; A. G; JOHNSON,
Gen 6ss,s and Ticket Ast S @no Agea%t nn
W. s. BRAaDrR. Agent Redwood Falls, MINI
MINNEAPOLIS & St. Louis Railway.
Time of arrival and departure of mail and
express trains from Redwood.
for Miereapolis and St Paul, connecting with
through trains for Chicago and the east ST
Louis, Hot Springs and the. south. Des
Moines. Omaha and points west. Through
dining and sleeping cars.
WEST.
No. a. daily except Sunday. .......232 p. m.
For Hanley Falls and Watertown.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
East 600 p. m. West $50 a, m
Every day until further notice.
GEO. 8. RICHARDSON. Agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-25

Is made for floors and
nothing else. It IS
made to walk on and
stand being walked
on. Color cards for
the asking.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
MttSIanO.
g lib : u frtfd.
Unm &riessidauplatc.

cSnapap, 8. sSuni.

Sn9ogp, y. Sunl.
Die 8uren babeu auf General
8uller's 8pri6lag, oab, penn lie it4
ergeben pollten, bies auf 9nabe uno
llnsnaoe sei6eben miiiie, 5iemli9
turS seantlportet unb es lit iebt ein
9lrtilleriebuel i'm 9anse.
2onbpn, II. SUM-.
General 2eutnant Sir Soreitiers
@alter beri6tet, bab bas 4. Battalion
bes SerbDIbire Resiments in benz
9efebt BEL Hopbspadl am Z. Suni aufs
aerieben purbe. Mtit 9lusnabme BON
6 Mann pureen ale entpeoer 9es
tDbtet, psrpunbet ooer sefangen ses
npmmen.
bon, II. SUM.
General 2eutnant Sir Sreoerid
ssoreItier Walter, Der 8efeblsbaber
Der Sruppen an Der Communications
linie in SiibsQfrita, bsribtet, bab in
benz MibssI9it, bas ben britilhen
Sruppen am z. SUM- bel Hoobepaal
3uitieb, po bic 8uren bic 8erbins
oungslinie Qprb Roberts' abIhnitten,
iGmmtli9e MannI9aften bonn A. 9as
taillon bes0erbDIbires sEegimentes ents
peber getOptet, perpunoet ooer gefans
gen genommen purben, nit glusnabz
me bon ie6s Wann. @s purben 3ipei
Sift5iere uno 10 Mann 9etDotet, flint
Offt3iere uno 70 Wtdnn perpun0et,
ourunter piele lebenssefGbrli9.
Die Buren, liefertsn ben 8ritsu Sts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
staatseompent Der EruBibitioniftsn
BON Soma.

Der Staatscpnpent Der PrObibitioa
niIten tam beute gum S9lub, nd1pem
fplsenpe aonoibaten auf9eitelt paren:
5eleqatensatslarge = Hep. Or. e..
6. Gatpn, 8. .. @aett, Mdlcplm
Smitb, s. 8. Camp bell, .. 9. Sun'
lepp, Srau u. 6. McTlurrap, U. N.
Coates.
GtaatsIetretdr - g. .. piasburp
bon Wrisbt GOuntD.
Qluoitor - 8. 8. 2odin bon Gbes
rpfee.
Sberri9tsr - S. u. 9arpep bon
Dallas.
9eneralanpalt = s. g. 5ersuion
bon Geoar gountp.
giIenbabncommifdr - Sberpoop
Oirpn bon Mdrion GountD.
8. u. Buchanan bon Wfaribdl
Gpuntp unb Sames S6ull BON Sass
per gountp @ablmdnner atslarse.
Die platform inboiiirt bas 9erbot
Der sSabrifatipn unb bes 8ertaufs be-
rauI6enoer 9etrdnte, lpbt ben Gon=
sreb pesen Innubme bes &antinens
eeIebss unb bsp Slottenminiiter Song
peaen Der Our6fiibruns beRelben IN
Der sslotte, tapelt aber bic glusleguns
besielben bur9 ben Sberbunoesanpalt
unb bas S9peisen oes Prdiioenten
basu. 9luh befiirportet tie bas
GrauenItimmre9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
Sie Streiflase.

ct. 2ouis, Mo., Is. SUM-.
Our6 beinabe einitimmisen 8ez
i6luB baben Die itreitenoen Strabens
babnangeitelIten beute ben neuen 8prs
ichlag hires Grecutipz z4usi9uifes anz
genommen unD oenielben crmG6tigt,
duf 9runb Der &lauiel beoiigli1 Der
Dieoeranitelung pbne Eiidii6t auf
bic Union einen 9ertrag ab5ui6lieBen.
SieIer 8ei9lub puroe pur9 ben
Ginflub Samuel 8pmpers, oes Prdz
iibenten Der 9lmerican federation Of
2abpr, erSielt, Der seitern glbenb in
ct. 2ouis eintraf uno in Der Maiz
perlammlung, Die beute Morgen i'm
Weit gnp GOliisum itattfano, ousez
gen mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
Selegrapbiide 9epei6en.
S~IsnD.
9bn9scri9t.

Columbus, Ga, 8. Suni.
Simpu 4bams, Elm etfpa apdnaig
Sabre alter Reser, puroe beute friib
nm 9 llbr nabe Der Staot9renae sez
lpn6t. Ser rnbplo bate auf bic Spei
SD9ter bes aebn Wieilen bon oerStaOt
ppbnenben 6. $. glmpnb einen pers
brs6erii9en 9lnsriff sema4t. Our9
bas 9ei9rei Der Udb1en mar ibr i'm
/. Stodipert iblafenoer @ater aufsez
pedt nproen uno balo oarauf tpurbe
Qoams in einem GloIet i'm 3immer
Der Mdbden gefunben. 9luf benz Wes
&c na9 Columbus, ipo man ben gtez
ger ben 8ebOrben iiberseben Dollte,
entrib ibn Elm 8oltsbuufs ieiuen
@d4tern, i4leppte i'm in ben Walo
uno bins ibn nit elmer &ette on einem
Saums auf. Sein 8Srper puroe nit
&useln bur6l0dert. Die 2ei6s lit
peri6punoen uno glaubt man, pab lie
in ben CLUB seporfen purpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
Tlammeutoo.
D} G no Wprf. Is. Stunt,

II 10 y {, To- OHII1'
gei elmer Seuersbrunit, fpel4e beute
Wtprgen frib bic Wtietbstaierne Ho.
"a Sation StraBe fat pollitdnoig
SeritOrte, sinsen 5sbu MenIhenleben gu
9runoe iInb iieben PerIonen purben
idper perleBt. Oas Seuer i6eint i'm
binteren Sbeil bes Corridors i'm 5ipeiz
ten Stod aussebroden 81 iein. @s
bate iih i6on nett perbreitet. als bic
9epobner erpa4ten unb Die Sefabr
ertannten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
S9mere Strate.
0ea mninss 90. Ii. Su,

Ses 90 oinss, Sa., ID. SUM-.
Der Reser Gl5a Oimmitt, Der eine
llnmaiIe @inbrii6e periibt bat, unb
pon Der polisei in Gbicago perbaftet
unb bisrbersei9tdt puroe, puroe
nurse bsute bier ou 33 Sdbren 3u4ts
baus perurtbeilt. Dies 1T Die lGngite
StrafSeit, bic ienlals fir ginbru6 in
Soma perbGnst tporoen 1T. Die Ser
urtbeiluns erfolste unter benz neuen
@eieb betrsffs 9eppbubeitsperbre4e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
Stalien.
Gr,bii9of SrclauS uertbeioist ii9.
sc D m. II. oSuni

II m, II. Suni.
Der rSherpatore Homano" perDf.
fentliht elm S6reiben bes bo9p'iten
GrS6ii4ofs Srelano BON ct. paul.
Der Srief lit bonn %. Mai batirt.
Sn oemielben tptrb bic in elmer anoe.
rem 3eitung aufseitelte gebauptung.
oab Der Prdlat in einem 9riefe an ben
Seraog bon Norfolt it4 in abfGqiger
Wsife iber Die fpeltli6e Wa9t bes
papltes uno has 9erfdbren Der Gpn.
gregaticn gedubert babe beitritten.
gr5bii4of Srelunb bebauptet, oab er
ni6ts berglei9en geI6risben oosr ge.
iagt babe. Gr femme feline Yfli9t als
G9riit uno als 9ii6of Sur 8eniise
uno ieine 4euBerungen uno @ebdnten
iiber etne nit Der tatboliIhen Sirhe
10 eng perpobene Qlngslegenbeit Ieien
bon benjenigen oes bl. 8aters in teis
ner Weiie perIdieoen. 9lm S6luiie
oes griefes ertlGrt Der bp6p'ite Gr3s
biI6of DAB er Die gbre baben tperbe,
oies gDort fir Wort &arbinal Rams
pola segeniiber BEL Gelesenbett fsines
nd6ittem erfolgenoen 8slu6es SuHom
au pieoerhplen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
9ekelerploiiun.

glnniit On, 4la., 9. SUM-.
Bel Der grploiion zines OampfteIz
fels in ben Sute 8rid Worts purben
6eute Sobn Grpan unb @iG Stopase
auf Der Stelle getDbtet, 9ep. %. Webel
uno u. Wilberipn ernitli4 uno feds
gupere lei6t perlebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19

@tIen6ubn an Satlunb Bead. 3pei
@asen itieben bel elmer i4arfen gisz
aun9 bss @eleiIes nit 10 furdtbarer
@epalt aufeinanber. oab Der in Der
Rihtuna Der Stabt fahrenoe Waeen
Bis su Der eriten Sibreibe in ben ents
gegenfpmmenben Wasen bineinorang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
Gin Naturmunorr.

oleoo o, -. lO. SunI.
Sames McHeelp, Elm 13 Sabre alter
&nabe in aDpnbale, itarb, na9bem er
lGngere 3eit an elmer Grpeiterung bes
S4doels gelitten bate. Sein 8opf
mab I'm llmfang 309 sou. 9lls Der
S9doel bel Der IutopIie seDffnet purs
be, Daren bic 9ler5te ni1t penig
iiberraiht, ais iie in Der SDblung oeis
felbeu 81 Quart elmer trpitalltlaren
SliiiIigteit pprfanben. 9as Ge6irn
mar bObl unb i'm Snnern oeiIelban be-
fanb iib bieie Sliiiiigteit. Der S9ds
bel mar taum elm Se65ebntel 3oa bid.
Der tleine Wcgfeelp mar auBeraez
ipDbnlicb aufgepedt unb seiItig bel
tpeiter entpidelt, ais bic meiIten 8nas
ben ieines Differs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
Gss@ s@nuuermeur criti.bt eim.m Reper

M n ts omerh DID,, 9. SUM-.
grs9ouperneur Dates erihob beute
Ibeno in ieinem Sauie einR Heeer
in Rotbpebr. @r b0rte einen S9ub
in Der aiide fallen unb als er fib in
tieieIbe besab, fanb er feline SfD9iu
topt auf benz 9open liegenb, BON benz
i'm Simmer befinpli6en Nessr eri6oi>
Ten. Der Neser sins nit Der piitole
in Der Sano auf 8ouperneur Dates
los. 2eBterer purnte ben i9paraen
llnbolo uno ba bies nibts fru9tete,
fredte Der 9ouperneur i'm bur6
einen S6uB 81 9oben. Der Heser
mar auf Der Stelle tpbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
Der gtrsif In ct. G6nis turoert
peitcre Spfer.

Ct. 2puis, Wfo, 10. Sunt.
Der beutige Gag mar elmer Der ere
eisuibreiditsn uno blutigiten, feitbem
Der srpBe Streit an Der bieiisen Srans
iitItrdbenbabn Dor mebr ais bier Wos
6en beepnnen bat. Gs fam 5u Sa6lz
rsi6sn 3ulammenitOBen atpii ii9en
Gtreifern uno anberen unrubigen Sns
bipibuen unb Der ppliasi uub ben Sss
putpiberiffs, unb oas Heiultat beriels
ben mar, oab brei perionen getOotet
uno fiinf ober mebr, Sumeiit Streiter,
peripunoet puroen. Giner Der 8ers
lebten tann ni6t burhfommen. Die
Sooteu iino: 6. gbparb Sbomds,
itreitenoer Gonoutteur an Der gboue
tsau apsnus 2inis, S6uB in Die
8ruit bonn Seputpiberiff; itarb auf
benz Wege gum Soipital. @eorae Ris
ne, itreitsnber Wtotorman an Der Dell
mar 4psnue 2inie, S6ub i'm Inter
lsib bonn Seputpiberiff; itarb i'm
Staots9Oipital. Jrsb 8oebm, alter
8iirser, seitpffen unb iofort get0btet
BON einem Seputpfberiff pdbreuo er
Dor ieinem Sauie itanb.
0assGgplufon.
M pnonsabela, pa., 10. Suni.
Bel elmer fiir6terli9sn @asz@rplpz
iipn in ben @llsportb @ruben in
Gusportb. IL Wieilen peitlib bon bier,
ipurben beute alpei Wtann getObtet uno
bret perlebt.
S6limmer Giienbabnunfaa.
propibence, R. g., 10. SUM-.
Sin i6redli6er llnfaQ, Der pen
Sob bon bier uno bic @erlebuns BON
26 MenIben CUR Solge bate, ereignete
tiA 1euts Nittas auf bsn elsttriideu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
Ncrunslhdf.

Smdbd, Neb., 8. SUM-.
Srdu Srunt 6. Moores, Satin bes
Wfapors bon Smcba, ipurbe beute
Ibeno bsim Our9seben Der pferbe
setDotet. sic ipuroe beftis aus ibrer
SutI6e gei9leubert unb trus einen
S1Goelbru4 bapon. Sreunbe bra9s
ten lie nu4 ibrer 9ebauiuns, no lie
um 8 llbr 90 Minuten ltarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19
9 ritii If 90 { Il q frito.

Nccra, Gplotiilte, 20. SUM.
GinSel4eiten elmer peiteren ernItli.
den Sd)loppe, neld)e Die GntIdbtolon-
ne unter SberIt Garter uup Wiajpr
Wiltinion einen SagemarI9 n1rDIic9
bon prab erlitten bate, iino bier Elm.
setroIfen. Die 8erluite ipdren Ie6r Be-
peuteno. Nd9 Den leBten 0trii9tsn
bat Elm Deta6ement am nDroli6en
llfer bes prab, pas ieBt ii6erflutbet 1T,
uno 100 Die 9libantis itdrf perI6dnst
limb, ebenfalls eine S6lappe erlitten.
Sberit Willcpd's 8ormarIh 1T our9
HegensiiiIe, ipelhe bic Sriiden en- Der
prabiu 9anbitraBe SeritDrt babsn,
perSOgert pprben. Nds fprteeIebte
Ssblen bon Na6ri6tsn aus &umaiii
lit oarnd@ angetban, Die 9eipr9niB UNI
bic Si9erbeit bes @ouperneurs uno
Ieines Stabes 81 bsitGtigen. Die &I~
itenitGote fiirdten fir ibre eigsne 81.
herbsit. Sas in Iccru itationirte bri.
tiIhe &anunenboot nMaQpie" lit Der
einSige S6uB fir Die Siiitc. @sgen
Der S6pieristsit, 2Gufer su bel9af.
fen, ipiro bic Surdfiibrung elmer Irz
beitSorpinans Gngeorobt. bp9 !pirb Elm
lol9sr S6ritt angeiichta Der aesens
pGrtisen Stimmune Der @inpp6ner
uno bes unbeidiibtsn 3uItanbes Der
Solonie fir niGbt ratbiam gebalten.
9ie allgemeine glnii6t sebt babin. oab
Die gegenpGrtige Sruppenmubt an3us
ldnslid lit, I'm Der Gage Ssrr 81 ipesz
ben, unb Die lotole Jfeeierung crtsnnt
oielsn Grnlt Der Sage ofieHbar ni9t
an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-19

8erpunoeten aus. Die setDbteten
SffiSiere iino:
SberIt 2eutnant 8airO Douglas
unb 2eutnant Saplep.
Inter ben 8eripunbeten befinbet iib
Sberit Wiltinlpn unb 2eutnant 9lanz
4arb pom Ganaoil9en Snfanteries
Heginrent.