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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
Saar, @oisI, GifeI uub Sunsra6.

Srter. Sie1es Sabr tpirb bier i'm
&loiter Der S9neitern b. bl. Soiepb,
Simeonitift Strabe 10, elm 9anbsls<
turfus erDffnet perben. gr beatpedt
bic sriinolide 4usbiloung fatbolif9er
iunaer Mdbhen auf ben perf4isbenen
9ebieten bes Sdnbels, I'm tie erperbss
fdbiger gu MAIDEN uno in ben Stanb
Al ieBen, ais 8u9baltertnnen, gorres
iponbentinnen u. (. M. ibr Yrpt gu pers
oienen. - Ni9t tpeniser als % Sabre
3u9tbaus tpuroen lebter Sage einem
neutrality-suspicious. gefdbrli9en 9ieb
uno ginbreher subiftirt, Der i'm boris
gen Sabre bur9 Subenbe bon raffinirt
ausgefiibrten ginbrii9en @ifel unb
Moiel uniider sema9t bate. Der
8erbreder, ieines 3eibens Maf9inen.
f6lpfer, nennt iid balo @usut &laus
berg, balp ausuit &lauba9 unb bann
ipieoer Wilbelm !Seser. Oas Geri9t
muBte ii9 fat etne pple Wp9e nit
benz Ginbre9er bsi9dftigen. Gum
S9lufe purbe Die Geiammtifrafe duf
bic bD6ite seisblid sulGiiise 3u9t.
bausitrdfe BON Is Sabren berabsefebt.
= giner 8srprbnung fir ben Heste.
r~nngsbeSirt Srier Sufplge barf nit ber
Neuanlage zines Weinberees erit oann
begonnen perben, tpenn bic Srtspolis
ssibebDrbe auf eritattete 2lnSeige bin,
cine Bei 6einigung ertbeilt bat.
Srier. Der Hssisrunesprdiibent
bat beitimmt, bab Outrage arf auber.
orbentlide llnteriu6unsen Der iiber bic
Gurembursii9e 8ren3e our ginfubr
s%elansenoen pferbe, Wiebertduer unb
SApeine fir bic g~infubritellen 4arts
baus, 9repenmdfer, Waferbiaig unb
G6ternaherbriid an ben 4~reistbier.
arst bier gu ri4ten iinb. Dieter III
ermG9tist pprben, bic unterIu9unsel
bon aus 2uremburs einaufiibrenben
Sbieren in 3artbaus AUDI Su anberer
SugesSeit ais spiiden 6 unb 9 llbr
Ibenos pabr5unebmsn ober pabrnebs
men au lafen.
Worringen, 10. Se5. Seute
Mprgen purbe elm bieiises dlteresGbe.
paar in ieiner Wobnung betpubtlos
aufsefunben. Die Observation-Disclosures
periu9e tparen BEL benz Manne bon
grfolg, inosB piro an feinem Muf.
tommsn geSpeifelt. Die Srau mar
bereits tpbt. Die alien 2eute Iinb pfs
fenbar bur9 &oblensas eritidt.
Sonu, Is. Ses. Sin Na9tpG1s
ter puroe in Der persanssnsn Ha9t
babel absefaBt, als er in einem Sau1e
an Der 8ribersafe bic 2abentaKe
ausrGumte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16

oiefelben uHsefdbren Sdaben, 9. DON
1000, 70. bon 1000 uno 8. bon 5000
Sranten.
Sifferbingen, 16. Ses. 9es
tern Ra9mittag entitanb SSeuer In
etnem Hebenbau bes SauIes Spbdnn
Scores, Wirtb, poour1 cine Nuanz
titdt &leioungsitiide perbrannte. Der
perii6erte @erluft betrGgt ca. 125 IF.
|. Straffen, 20. Ses. Dis ges
tern Qbeno Die 66jd6rige gbefrdt
Wtlbelm Wertens in ben StaG gum
5ittern ibrer 3isge cling, fanb ibrG6ss
mann Tie ipdter als 2eife Dor. Sin
S4lasfluB bate ibrem 2eben ein
gnbe gema9t.
bern 9, 10. Ses. Die linz
teriu9ung iiber ben permibten Sobn
oes bieiisen Sanbelsmannes &abn bat
erseben, bab er Bel Natt unb Hebel
mad @merifa entfloben lit. Was ibn
gu bieiem Sussnoitrei4 perleitet bat,
lit unbefannt.
. 10 n n, 20. Ses. 9eitsrn
Nbeno enttano cine Seuersbrunft in
benz 9etreibef6ober bes gu 5initert6al
tpobnenben pG4ters Nifolas Sunsers,
tpobur9 berielbe gang ~abbrannte. Der
berit9erte S4aoen betrdgt ca. 1000
Srdnten.
@us benz S~eslina, 20. Ses.
Sofpobl in ulflingen als Munsbauien
uno Sofinsen mar bas 9eiinbe erbeb-
LID tbsuer. Sasu fam mod Der l1ebels
ftdno, baB bic meiiten 9auern ni1t
einmdl fir ibr 8elb &ne9te unb WGas
be betamen, neil ii9 I'm cine eins;ge
Stenitperio on elm balb Subenb Werber
aniammelte. Re9t bate alio iener
preubif6e Bauer, Der auf benz 6oiins
ger Wart ben 4usfpru9 that: rSonte
i9 Semdno rebles piini6en, 10
fpiinidte i'd, er miiBte beute 5 &nechte
dntperben."
6 tptl It b g emeinbe
8eBborf.
9eburten: 10. Hop.: aat6arind
3. b. Satob Weis aus Roobt a. b.
Spr.
5eiratben: %. Rop.: Wel6ior
@9riiten, 3eihner gu 2uremburg, nit
Gbriitine Meti9, pbne Stanb, aug
Wensoorf, Mi9el 2oidetter, Giien,
bdbnarbeiter aus geboorf, nit Suians
no Saufelb, pbne Gtanb, aus gana9;
49,: Sobann peter S6pler, Irbeiter
aus Selmoingen (2orsnspeiler), nit
Margaretba ptcarb, pbne Stanb aus
Slinsen, Miael 3eimet, 9enoarm tn
9sfort, nit Maria palsen, pbne
Stdnb, aus 9eboorf.
SterbefGIle: 9. Hop.: 8ars
bard Steimes, % s. aft, pbne Stano,
aus Slinsen; 81: Qnna Maria
Saons, 70 S. alt obne Stanb unb
unperbeiratbet, aus Slingen; 49,: SO,
hann sid, 70 S. alt, Sasl0bner aus
W~}ensoorf; 60: Mattbias grnfter, 10
%. alt, Spbn bon Sobann @rniter,
Gtienbabnarbeiter aus Berg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
aus BEN lbrisen 0ruBber,ustbum.

&e6len, "a. Ses. Im Sreitas
Deri6ieb bier mad ldnserer 3rantbeit
i'm Glitter bon nur 35 Sdbren, Die d9t=
bare Dame &urtzW eplano, Satin
unferes ipmpatbiI9en Srn. 9iirgerz
meiiters. Die 8sritorbene mar e1,e
tu~genobafte, gea9tets unb m~ilptbGtige
perion, ibrem 9attsn cine treue Sat-
tin uno ibren &inoern cine quite
Mutter.
Sifferbingen, 81. Sss. Sn
Der lebtsn @smeinberatbs : Sibung
tpurbe Die 4nltsaung Speier ppliSiiten
beI9loFen, Der 9~rigdbier erbdlt 1900
Hr., pdbrenb fir ben speiten poliaeiz
beamten elm 9ebalt bon 1900 Sr. fl
rirt lit. Oaau tommcn ettpa 200 ST.
Remiien fir Wegerouen uno 4ffii4en.
OibeIingen, q. DEG. Sie
lebte 9emeinosratbs : Sisung fanb
am lsBtsn Oienstas itatt. Der YIan
bes neren S4ulbauIes purbe seneb>
mist. Serislbe iiebt nsun S9ul5ims
mer, einen Surniaal i'm @rosei4ob
unb einen bibiGsn 3ei4eniaal Dor.
Oils 8auplaB lit Der 9arten S6uoez
berg, seseniiber Der neuen &nabeni6uz
le, auserieben. Die Soften belaufen
ii6 sipii9en $4,000 bis $4,000 Sr.
Die Submiiiionen iperoen iebenfaqs
Gnoe Sanuar 1900 ausgei6rieben. 10
ooB Der 8au sessn Serbit fertis9eiteat
iein tann.
d a. b. u / 3, q. DEG. 9sItsrn
perungliidte auf 9rube Seinbenbers
Der 20iGbrise lspise 4rbetter 5. g.
3apier. Oerielbe erlitt einen compile
cirten 8einbruh, icple erbsbli4e 0er=
lebungen am &opfe.
86bingen, Is. Scs. Sas iog.
.Gtei6enssut" puroe am II. DECENT
Der par5slenpeiie beriteisert. SIS
tpurben babel iebr quite SGnbel ss>
ma6t. 60 tpuroen u. a.. bic 9ebduz
lidtsiten nit 8 Sectares 9arten, Wiez
len uno @derlano gum preiie bon TO-
900 Sr. ben Sunsgeielen ST. S9miB
BON Wilperoingen SugeIdlasen. Wenn
man bas 9ebGube, 10 ipis eS isBt baz
ftebt, neu auffiibren fpiirbe, fdme es
penisitens on 10000 ST.. gu iteben.
uIfItneen, Is. DEG. 9eitern
Gbeno gerietb Der Suno bes MeBsers
gug. uloelins nit einsm anoerenSunb
in Streit. Sa Sr. lllpelins ben
STREET Ihli6tsn pplte, fam er 10 un@
aliidli6 81 Saa, baB er einen 4rms
bru9 erlitt. = Qm Gprlebten Spnntaa
ging hie 11;Gbrise So9ter besS9entz
pirtbs paul Senber auf bas Gis, fiel
uno fra9 einen Irm.
Of, 16. Ses. @eitern
um bic Mittassitunbe entitanp in benz
nit Strob beoedten WobnbauIe oes
SaglDbners Bernard Intpn cine
Seuersbrunit. pel6e ii9 ben anliesenz
BEN 9ebduli9teiten Der Wolfert Seb.,
@laisr uno Soffmann Sob. Wei6ens
teller mittbeilte unb bic 9ebGuli9fei=
ten Bis auf's nadte Maueripert ein<
Gi6erte. Die 9ena9tbeilisten Iinb fir
! ibr giSentbum perlidsrt unp srlsipsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
Gtfenbd6nli9es. Die 9riis

Gtfenbd6nlines Die Briiz
fung uls Yadmeiiter BEL Der Wilbelmz
2uremburg : Giienbabn BADEN in
Strabburg ~beitanoen: Die S6affner
S4Dntgen, Stefano unb Sacobp Nitoz
las aus 2uremburg; fir Die Stene ais
Wertfibrer, bic @orarbeiter 8urr,
S9pan unb S9ultbsib in bieiiser
Wertitdtte. 8erieBt BON /. Sunudr
ab: Der 9abemeiiters OiGtar S9r0ber
bon Gttelbriit mad Sid unb Silfspaz
senzReoiipr Sriepri9 5einri9 BON
Sid mad SetttnsenzR iimlinsen. -
Die beuti4en. f4ipeiSerii4en, f~rana1s
fii9en unb boGGnbi6en GiIenbabn=
8erpaltunsen BADEN amtlt9 mitSez
tbeilt, oab bic Hiidfabrttarten auf Dee
rem reip. Streden, pel4e am %. De-
5ember geloit tperoen, 9iiltigteit baben
Biz gum 8. Sanuar 1900.
gs gebt los nit benz 8au bss
neuen observation-disclosures. 1000 &ubtfs
meter Sauiteine iino su 9ilsborf unb
grnaen beitellt, gu 0erlorenfoIt unp
6oaeri9 tperoen smiig Mausriteine ge>
bro6en. Iuf Sort Bourbon lGbt Der
fran5OIii6e lInternebmer Sougerpue
elm Gbantier fir 9%iireaur unb Magaz
ain aus 9ols erridten. Sn elmer nieb>
li6en Sdmiebe fladert tassiiber elm
luiti9es Seuer. Gin franaOIti9er
S6mieb 3iebt einen funtelnasslneusn
8ldsbalg (neues SpitemD unb i9mie@
bet fleibig neue Piten uno ptoi9en.
SeitpGrts lasert Elm 0uBenb funtsI>
naaelneue S9iebteimer duf FIRE Saies
Der partenb. Gs pirb grnit, es ss6f
los nit benz pont neuf.
Civil b ber Stabt
Guremburg.
@eburten: Is. Ses.: Maria, 8.
b. Matbias 8lein, S9loFer; &c.:
Barbara sSoiep6ine, 8. b. Seinri9
Gapeiius, S4mieb; IT,: Selena, 8. b.
Ssobann petsr S9anen, Steinbauer,
Maria, s. b. Mi9el Spufong, Sanz
belsmann, Sominit, g. b. @alentin
Berg, Susl0bner; 49,: Maria, 3. b.
Subert &rede, Steinbauer, Mi6el SEQ
Beter, 9. b. @tctor &uppert, Gegiez
runasbeamter; 10. Spbann peter, g.
b. Sobann Muper, Subrmann; 20:
Selend, s. b. Sob. S9etper, S9reis
ner; 81: Wil6elm Srieori4, g. b. Sr.
S6mit, S4ubma9er.
Setrdtben: 10. Oes.: Sp6ann
Oieteri6s, S9loFer nit Nnna pfeifs
fer, Rupplpb Bold, Sod nit Maria
Wies, Ndtberin; 90: Sran5 S4mit,
5aglDbnsr nit Gliiabetb Manberi6eib
peter !SpppeI9, Maurer nit Marsa=
retba 8altbaiar.
SterbefdGIe: Is. Ses.: Soiepb
Shersen, aft 1 s. unb z. 3d.; 16.:
Sspbann peter Gtrod, aft 50 Sabre.
S6ubma9er, Maria Weper, aft rs s.
obne Stanb, ebelps; 49,: 4ntpnta
Magbalena Maria Gluien, aft 81 g.,
S6ulkhpeIter in Der Congregation gu
unferer 2ieben Srau; 49,: gbriittan
Muno, aft SO Sabre, S9ubmd6er,
Gliie 0amma, alt SO Sabre, Ndtbez
rim, ebelos; 90: Spbann 8nebsen, alt
70 Sabre, S4neioermeifter, BduI
Siirdtesott Saulte, Su4ma9er, Maz
ria Wdrsaretba 2acape, alt 1 M. unb
8 3d.; 81: Mihel Pbilippe, alt "a $.
WOllpeber, stls. gu pulpermiibIe
%ppbnbdft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
snse,mbnrsti&es aus 8eI8iem.

9 ditna9. 2ebtbin fanb man
MOrgens ben Director Der .9ranb
ma9aiins be Ia Manufacture Sen.
trale", Srn. 9abape, politdnbis pers
brannt in ieinem 3immer Dor. Die
2ei6e lag auf elmer 9ettbede unb nes
benbei Die umseitiirSte Yetroleum-
lampe. 2ababe mar elm beliebter
Mann, Batter bon bier tleinen Sim
bern.
4rIon. Neuli6 Bib bas bDsarti,
&c Pfero benz 8pblenbdnbler Sumblet
bic Nafe ab unb periebte linn nod ans
oere 8iBpunoen.
Qrel. 8eim @derer Salbarbisr
bierielbit 1T elm &nedt burdsebrannt
nit elmer Summe bon 900 Grcs. Die
poIiasi fori4t sifris na9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
aus Ben anoeren fatboHi@en
3ettun8eu.

8ir bDIe Ssutide nit ben rauss
ldnpii9en Sranien" mir ~Rsfracs
tours" .perIpdtete Sbeolosen". mir
,GabenslpzM snaserie" tommen auf
Ginen S9las pieber gu @bren. Der
abselebte erite Hector Der llniperiitdt
BON WaIbinston, .. g., Der Gntoeder
Der .@riitpfratis Der @elebriamteit"
fpmmt nGmli9 mad ct. 2ouis nit
benz &~lingelbeutel fir beidste 4nitalt.
@u9 beuti6e 3abler fino piatommen.
Muf bic Weiie iinb mir lerldferte
beutiGe &atboliten pieber lieb' 4inb
i'm bo9ariltotratiidem Hatbe. n9ss
rolb bes 9~laubens".
SIT 2prb Salifar audi nur eingDes,
peiier9 = Dieter Serr lit PrGiioent
Der enslif6en Gbur9sunion, unb feline
@orte BADEN srobes 9epi9t. 8ers
ihiebene Male bat er ii6 lobenb iiber
bic tatbolii9e Stride ausseipro9en.
Mertpiirbis fino fplsenbe @orte:
.Wtr limb iber5engt, oaB IN ben autps
ritatipen Socumenten Der gnslii6eu
Stride, auBer einisen proteitantii9en
9loKen, nihts entbalten lit, bas pss
Ientli6 nit Der 2ebre Der tatboli16en
Stride unpertrdsli9 pGre." 0as bieBe
nit anberen Worten: Warum ni6t
bic uproteitantiiden 8lofen fallen laI>
fen, unb ni6t CUR Muttertir6e 5uriids
febren." Gs sibt INNER mebr 3i6t.
- .Sepp" in Der mgalt. 3atb. Bolts
aeituns."
Ste fatboliIden 9iidDfe 8abern's
baben sar Sabrbunoertpenbe unb gum
8eginn bes sroBen Subildums Sirten>
briefe erlaHen. Wie Der grsbiidof
6rana Soief bon Miin6ens Sreiiina, 10
eifern audi bic iibrisen 81 Sablrei6er
Sbeilnabme an Der Rompilserfabrt an
unter beIonberer 8srufung 'auf bic
Selisipre9uns Der ebrtp. Grescentia
bon 3aufbeuren. = u&atb. Wo4ens
blatt."
Sn Sainois lit sesen bic pfarrldus
len Elm neuer SGlaa aefiibrt porben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
esnaem6nrgi(6es.
Dereiniete Staten.

pIano, SG. = 4m 9. Sanudr
IdlpB Serr s. Nicolas 2autb, gebiirtig
aus 8ous BEL Hemid, 2uremburg, nit
Srl. Grances SpiB bier in Der St.Mas
rms Stride ben 8unp fiir's 2eben. Gin
8ruber bes 9rdutisams, Der bO4p.
Serr M. u. Gautb, 9iilfszp rieiter on
Der 81. 0rsifaltisteitstirde in Gbi>
cago, ppllsog bic 3rauung. Der bp4s
ipertbe Batter gbrbart, Pfarrer Der
9emeinbe mar segenpGrtig. Na6 ben
tir9li6en gersmonien ipuroe bie9o1s
asit unter Isbr sablrei4er 8etbeiliguns
bon 0erpanbten uno Sreunben i'm
SauIe Der gltern Der 8raut sefeisrt.
@benos trat baS iunse Gbepaar cine
turae NeiIe na1 benz Often an unb
pirb mad Der Riidtebr ieinen Wpbns
lib auf ibrer Sarm gu Somonaut, Sa.
auf4lagen.
Caledonia, Minn.,
ben II. Sanuar 1900.
9ee6rter !Serr Conner!
Dim Montag ben 6. Sanudr tpurbe
Serr Satob Sepmanns nit Murie
Bouquet in Der ct. peters Stride ges
traut. Serr Sobann Sepmanns unb
audi Serr Satob Bouquet batten erit
tiirali9 SOdseit. Der Sobn bon
Sepmanns parb nit SRI. o.. 8eder
pe%rbeiratbet, uno Sobann, Sobn bon
Satob Bouquet parb am 30. Ropems
Der 1899 nit Marp Sampe bon Sheils
nan. Wabaib Gpuntp, b%erbeiratbet.
Den BRET paarsn piel Slid gum
8unpe! q. 8.
ueber un5eren 2anbsmann i'm
Gpngrsife, Serrn Nitplaus Miiler,
entnsbmen mir Der Staten Sslanb
Poit" Solgenbes:
= Infer Yertreter i'm gonsreb, Sr.
Nitplaus Wiler. Der bepabrts Better
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16

Sn Sainois lit sesen bic pfarrldus
len Elm rleusr S4laS sefibrt porben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-04

Katie Flynn, Nellie Corners, Fannie John
son and the Messrs. Frank and William
Mcdonald, John Tucker, George Daily,
Clarence Brown, Walter Mann, Roger
Chism, Ernest Callan and Waiter Miller.
Mrs Joel iillman will be at home on FRI
days and will be pleased to see her friends.
A pleasant surprise party was, given tc,
Master PauIus Thyson at his parents resi-
dcncc 1879 10th street, Tuesday evening.
Christmas vines, flowers, wreaths and holly
garlands, suspended by broad red ribbons,
adorned the spacious parlors and dining
ROOM The table vas prettiiy decorated in
scarlet and green, and illumined by can
dies beneath dainty crimson shades. Misses
Helen Thyson and Olive Thysou rendered
several vocal selections, while Albert HenG-
lev, Paul Reid, Oscar Hardness. Franklin
Jones and Edna Sheckels added to the
evenings pleasure by their instrumental
and Evolutionary contributions. Among
those present We're: May Brock, RUBY
Springstcin Helen King, Ruth Biting, Eth
ci Veale, Nellie Shiles, Helen McGll Alice
Leigh, Margaret Barr hiida Ihyson' Jerry
Springsteen, Earnest Mudd, Linden Helm,
Claude Miller, Harry Thompson, Thomas
Conway. Williams Watkins, Hugh Winter
Harry Sergeant, Albert Bowman, George
Pickeets and Leo Thyson.
Miss Esther L. Bells, at her home, 1926
o street entertained number of her
friends at progressive euchre Tuesday even
ing in honor of her guests, Miss Burghardt
OF South Orange and Miss Dcland Of Eliza
beth N j. Miss Constance Adams, Miss
DeIand and Mr. Van Gundy OF Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Jackson, Misses Her.
bert Hanford, Taylor, Constance and Edith
Adams Mcssrs. Van Gundy, Gan, Kennedy
and Henry p. Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-04
4 CHINESE FUNERAL.
MOy Dams Friends Provide for His
Journey to Heaven.

Moy Dan, Chinese laundryman, who
died Monday at Emergency Hospital. was
buried yesterday at Congressional GEM
etery. The body was prepared for burial at
Lees undertaking establishment, and be-
fore the coffin was closed friends of the
dead man placed in his hands a number of
tickets, which We're intended to pay Moy' s
fare across the StyX, and written instruc-
tons were also given as to the way he
should take to outwit the devils who would
follow and try To capture him.
Eight Cinnamon in two carriages accom-
panied the remains to the cemetery, three
riding inside of each carriage and one with
each driver. Those outside scattered bits
of red. white and green paper, inscribed
with charms, to drive away the devils in
the air. which are supposed to be ever
seeking to catch souls of the departed and
carry them off to torment.
AT the grave punk sticks were lighted
and while they were burning one of the
Chinameu threw twenty-one grains of rice
in the open grave. When the grave was
filled Two roasted chickens, a package of
tea three jars of preserves and a bag of
rice were placed on it, in order that Moy
should not go hungry on his journey A
small pot of tea was poured upon the
grave. and then the pot and several small
cups We're placed by the food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-04
TRANSFER OF WARDS.
From Baltimore Institution to Reform
school for Girls.

The District Commissioners have been in
formed by the board of childrens guar
dams that at meeting held the 18th of
last month the agents of the board We're
authorized to transfer wards from the
House of the Good Shepherd, Baltimore
to the District reform school for girls
whenever in the opinion of the agents such
action is desirable. This action of the
board the Commissioners have approved.
In communication to the Commission
ers Mr.. Henry NJ. Hoyt president of the
reform school for girls, called their atten-
ton to a statement in the last annual re-
port of the board of children'S guardians
that thirteen incorrigible colored girls Of
the District are supported in the House of
the Good Shepherd at Baltimore at a cost
not exceeding 81, 500 a year. Mr.. Hoyt
stated that there We're six vacancies at
the school for girls, most of which have eX-
listed for several months, although. he
stated. the school authorities had called the
attention of the Police Court to the fact
Mr.. Hoyt further stated that the matter
had been called to the attention of the
board of childrens guardians, with the in
formation that the vacancies might be
from the Baltimore institution, if the board
should deem it wise to take such course.
The Commissioners referred Mr.. Hoyt'S
communication to the superintendent of
charities. Mr.. Herbert w. Lewis, who re-
ported to them that the proposed transfer
would be perfectly proper and should be
advised. 1t was then referred to the board
of chfldren's guardians, with the result
above stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-04

with guaranty company surety. Isaa
S. Kent, accused of arson, was also re-
leased on bail, VIM. II. Davis qualifying
as surety in the sum of 81 GOO.
William Grandson, tried before Justice
Clabaugh on a charge of ASA ulting James
r. Coburn with intent to kill him. was ac-
quilted.
Joseph Cornwell, Indicted for housebreak-
ing; George Bass, indicted for violation OF
section 54S0 Revised Statutes of the United
States, and Louis Mush Dixon, Indicted for
assault each pleaded guilty. Dixon was
sentenced to Imprisonment in the District
Bass were remanded TO await the further
action of the court.
A charge of assault against Daniel Tfbbs
was nolle pressed.
The following pleaded not guilty: Woos-
ter johnson, alias Wooster Clark. murder;
John +. Gottier. embezZlement; William
Ford, alias Charles Ford, second offenss
petit larceny; Charles Yuen, arson.
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FRIED ONIONS
INDIRECTLY CAUSED THE DEATH OF THE
WORLDS GREATEST GENERAL

UnyIn,s ,,pU ,r,,.,r ,.r>-,,,,,
AZ 10 h'''es 81 "'stoes 'ua' >aloteou was a
stufhi"hu, an ihofdihate lover OF Inc good things
Oh the taDie ana history further records that his
iaSoEi'e alsh was trlea oht'hs MS death from can
Ger OF stomach, II Is claimed also, was probably
caused from his excessive Indulgence Of this fond
ness for the odorous vegetable.
The onion Is undoubtedly wholesome article Of
food, In fact, has many medicinal qualities Of
value, but 1t would be difficult to find more indi
gestible article than fried onions, and to MANY
people they are simply poison, but the onion does
not stand alone in this respect. Any article of
food that is not thoroughly disested becomes a
source of disease and discomfort whether 1t be
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mons returned served. Estate of Eliza r.
Davis: inventory flied. Estate of Fredk. f.
de Ia Roche; receipts filed. Estate of Robt
G. Ray; oath of sureties. In re Annie r.
Peck, guardian; do. Estate of Elizabeth J.
Jones; summons issued. Estate of Marga-
ret I. Vbrand. waiver fled Estate Of
Louis Dorr; appearance of Blair & Thorn
Tor some Of Tie ne.ts. in re Cnas. Smith 5
minors; petition for appointment of guar
dian. In re May NJ. Clemens, guardian;
oath Of sureties. In re Henry NJ. Marks,
guardian; do. Estate of VIM. Wall: do.
Estate of Thos. r. Burch; do. Estate Of
Ellen Walton; will partly proved and petit
ton for probate filed. Estate of Catharine
Bresnahan; petition for probate of will
flied. Estate OF Thomas Broderick; do.
Criminal Colrt No. 1-Justice Clabaugh.
United States agt. Jno. f. Gather, embeZ-
Element; defendant arraigned plea not
guilty. United States agt VIM. Ford. Sec
ond offense petit larceny; do. United States
az. >Ii.r..a 1uen, Isou, deleuudut ar
raigned: plea not guilty. United States agt.
Joseph Cornweil, HOUSEKEEPING: defendant
ara gned: pea guilty. United States agt.
F.@r"s- Bass ''iolating section 5iSi, Revised
Statutes, United States; do. United States
as. .uuS.el Johnson, nIurder; ueIenudIlt
arraIgned: plea rot guilty. United States
raiened. plea not guilty, noIe pros. and
defendant discharged. United States agt
Louis NJ. Dixon, assault; defendant arraigll-
ed: plea guilty: sentence, Jail thirty days.
United States agt. Lucien Redmond. Buddy
Robinson ana Monroe Burgill, larceny from
the person and larceny; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Cole.
United States agt. Frank Funk, murder;
order to Mary Dimes, a government wit
hess, her fees. United States use of Wash
ington Loan and Trust Co. agt. James q.
Bowen; on trial.
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THE COURTS.
Court of Appeals-Present: The Chief JUS
tice, Mr. Justice Norris and Mr.. Justice

Court of Appeals--Present: The Chief jus
tice, Mr.. Justice Morris and Mr.. Justice
Shepard.
949-Mitchen agt. Potomac Insurance
Company; passed until February.
944-Mackall ct al. agt. the District of
Columbia; passed until February.
937-Hartman agt. Ruby; passed to fol-
low cases on patent appeal docket.
concluded by Mr.. "A. S. Worthington for
ss2-Godfrey agt. Dutton ct al; argument
commenced by Mr.. "A. a. Blrney for appel
liant and continued by Nf. j. j. Darlington
for appellees.
Equity Court, No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Naese agt, Hermann; demurrer sustained
and bill dismissed.
Bankruptcy Court-Justice Hagner.
In re Benz. F. Guy; rule on bankruptcy
returaable january 5 granted.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Barnard.
Maxwell agt. Sanborn: order overruing
motion to set aside oruer appointing re-
bill granted In re Annie w. SchultZbach,
lunatic; order referring cause to auditor to
state account of committee. Holden ast.
Harris: sales finally ratified. Leckie agt.
N,~v-nIl. sole ratified finally. Reeves act.
Reeves; divorce a vim. mat. granted. Fergu-
soIt ~. ers uSon' CO.
Circuit Court No 1-Chief Justice Bingham
| Addison agt. Gettinger; judgment of con-
| domination against garnishee. Dunn agt.
| TonpkinS ct al; verdict for plaintiff for
possession and so damages.
Probate Court-Justice Cole
| Estate OF Christian c. Bucheer will fully
proved. Estate OF Jno. H. Lochboehler; ac-
count passed. In re Washington Loan and
Trust Company, guardian; do Estate of
| cation. Estate of Henry KeIlum; proof of
publication, order of sale and order ratify-
ing sale. Estate of Mary j. Wise; sum-