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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24
@brpntk.
Srlano.
GaHfornien.

- 2pmppc, in Santa Barbara
Gpuntp, periiebt fat Die ganSen Ier,
Staaten nit Semi. 3peibunoert 5ar'
mer geben lif in jener @esenb nit Del
Senffultur ab uno es iino fat beitdns
big 1000 9lcres nit Semi bepflan5t,
IS piomet ii6 aber Hiemano auss
isiiiebli6 Der 3uGt bisler Pflan5e,
ireil iid feine Stpei Grnten bapon na6z
chamber duf bemielben 8ooen erStelsn
laFen. Sesbalb BADEN Die rNtuitarc
9aiiers" gepDbnli6 bic Sdlfte tAres
2anoes nit N&ais, 8obnen, &iirbinen
pber rotben Hiiben bepflan5t.
Der beuti6e Bidder @mil lllrt6
in San Srancisco puroe neulif)
@benbs bepubtlos an Der Gan Bruno
3pab aufgefunoen, na9oem er Elm
9(benteuer erlebt bate, tpel6es linn fir
Iein gauges 2eben nt9t aus benz Sc
bG6tniB i9pinben piirfte. lllri9
bate in SiibzSranctsco Srsunoe be-
iudt. &ur5 na9 Dem Gintritt Der
9untelbett ma6te er ii9 duf benz
Seimpeg. Gr gerietb BON Der StraBe
ob auf ben gefG6rli9en pei9enS umpfs
bobcn in pelfsm er iofort Bis an Die
S9ultern perIanf. 8ei ieinen perS
speifelten 9nitrsngungen, auf'S Sroz
Gene gu tpmmen, Orebte ii9 ulri6
ms6rmGls I'm uno gertetb baour4,
1tQtt arf Die feIte StrdBe, nur nod
tiefer in ben Sumpf binein. Sn ietz
rer re1aipeifelten Gage i@rie ulri6 IL
LANCE I'm 6iilfe, bis feline Spra4ors
gone gelGbmt paren. Iber Die etnz
fame &unnitrabe par Inn bieie 3ett
berDoet unb Niemunb b0rte ben linz
g!iid!i6en. Sn Dieier fur6t6uren Siz
t~lattpn, einen grGbli9en Sob por
gillQen, perbra9te lllrt6 Die gdn5e
Na9t. Grit ais Der Morgen onbrdb,
iah er MenIGen auf Der StraBe uno
perIutte, um Siilfe gu i3reien. 46er
fie Spra6e bate i'm perlafien. gtiez
mani bDrte i'm. @nbli9 i9panoen
bic Srdfts be5 llngliidli9en uno er
lag cine Stunoe lang regungslos i'm
G9muBe. DIS er ipieoer erpa9te,
i9iensn feline &rGfte pieoer bergeitelt
81 fem, unO ulrt6 babnte ii3 S9ritt
fir S9ritt Ieinen Weg na6 Der feiten
Gtrabe, auf pel6er er enbli9 mad 16z
itinbt9em Sample auf Sob unb 2ez
ben gegen Wtittag anlangte uno no er
fofprt bepubtlp5 auTdmmeubrdG. WQn
fano i'm gegen glbeno unb braGte i'm
in cine bena6barte Wirtbi9aft, nd
ibm feline &leiOer oom SDrper gei6nitz
ten perben muBten. @r purDe bann
nad Dem itdOtii6en Spipital ge6ru9t,
no er ii6 nu4 einigen Stunben err
hplte. 53a6lrei9e groue Saare auf
Gem Saupte bes trdfttgen junsen
Mannes aeugten BON Der S~obesangit,
pel6e er in Der S6redensna4t aus
geitanben BADEN mub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24
FARMLAND.

Wenu Gle 9aub faufen moQen ra6e bet,
ben 9roBeu Stdbten NIT au~s0e,ei6neteu
Observation-Disclosures in elmer fart auibliibella
ben oeutIben 6olonie - bas allerbefte Sart-,
b~oljlanb - tbeilipeiie iei6t urbar - mo- oas
SolS eineu 9robsi RreiS bat unb barum
mebr wie bas 9anb be,abIt, bann rparteu
sic niat bis baS 9anb a0eS fort lit, ions
bern folseu Sie benz SeiIpiel Der pieleu
beutideu 6armer BON 9atota, IWinneiota,
Soma, SainoiS, Wiiiouri, Sanias unb
Nebrasfa, bic IN Der befannten turtle 2ates
gleuwoob Golonie gefauft baben.
3Dgern Gle ni6t, iouberu i6reiben
Ste iofort iir 8ei6reibune ulb &arts ober
lpredsu Gle Dor in meiner Sifice, moielbR
gle aud biaise 2auOIu6ersgias bstoms
men perben t0unen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24
Nusla ..
Seuti6lano.
q b E n.

Sn Seioelberg bat cine 16lt6te
Srau aus benz @olfe bas 3eitli4e sez
fegnet, bic ii9 emit in ben &retien Der
dtabemii6en Sugenb elmer auberprs
bsntli6en 8%eriibmtbeit unb 9eliebtbeit
erfreute unb beren Name sepiB du9
heute nod in tauieno alien Stupentenz
bergen fpmpdtbii9 niebertlingt. gs
lit bas ebriame Srdulein 5elicitas
Drummer, bic langiGbrige Wirtbin
Sum rot6en S9Ien" in 9anOidu9ss
beim BET S~eioelberg. &ein S~eioelberz
ger Muieniobn - lei es 8orpsItuoent
poer 8uri6eni6after pber 8ummler
=, Der ni6t einmal ober Dfters gu ibr
binausgepilgert pGre, um ii6 an Wtais
fpein pber Sim6eerbpple uno am
prG9tigen, edit pfdl5ilGen Sumor Der
bieDeren, tlugen rSelir" gu erqniden
uno pisIeidt audi = lie anaupumpen.
Die quite Selir mar zines jener Weien,
bic ME jung paren unD ME oft peroen.
Sn notwithstanding iungen Sabren
mar Tie i9nn bic Stuoentenmutter, uno
hire tiefe, treuher5ige Stimme, tire
bebGbiee 8eItalt, lire fi9 itets Slei3@
bleibenbe iiberleeene beitere &nbe uno
lire fiirIprgli9e Sreunbli6feit gdben
ihr in Der Shut etnas MiitterliGes.
sic no Die 8ertrdute, bic &atbgebez
rim unD Sr6iterin ibrer iugenoli6en
gGite, bic ibr nit parmer, pubrbaft
finbli6er @nbdngli9feit lO6nten. Sn
ihrem einfa6en @drtdsn, in Der
f6mudlpIen tlsinen Stube, beren
8Gnbe nit u~n5Gblisen Stuoent.nbilbs
niiien seidmiidt paren. fiiblten tie ii9
ppbl. Gin Sfiid gemiitbli9er Poeiie,
rpie es nur i'm beutiGen S~tuoentenles
ben mOgli9 1T, 1T nit Der alien uJelir"
gu @rabe segdnsen.
8aiern.
0ie ealpatOrIS in miin>
den bat BEL S9neepetter b%egonnen.
Sroboem nabmen i9on am RaGmit>
tase bes eriten Sages, zines Sonntdgs,
etpa 10000 perlonen Gintrittstarten
gu 80 Yfennig, am SoIep6itaee, Wtonz
tag, iparen es iibsr $4,000 Yerionen,
10 oaB burb bas gintrittsgelo aaein
bic paulaner 8rauerei an $4,000 sri.
an Spei Sagen einna6m. Sie 3abl
Der an beiben Sagen ausgel6Gntten
Settpliter pirb fir ben Sdloatprtsller
aIein auf 700 a~ngegeben, mas Bel
einem Yreiie BON 40 pfs. bas Otter
$4,000 SRI. ausma6t. Sa5u nur
Spei Srittel bes &ruges bon. aubers
benz nod @usI6ant i'm Nodberberg@
garten, in ben 2ptalen bes 3a9srltels
lers, BEL SpOdmaier unb alien Miins
6ener Wirtbi9aften, Die 3a6erlbier
fiibren. &urs, man bari reGnen, baB
1000 Seftoliter glei9 100000 2iter
an snsi Sagen per5apft puroen, ppz
BEL bic 4uSfubr, bic Defenders na@
Observation-Disclosures iebr fart lit, nt6t I'M
beariffen lit. Man iiebt, bic Miinfes
ner leiben ni6t Notb; fir fol6e gn=
lGTIe baben Tie INNER 9elb; bic rSaB"
uno bas GeI6iebe i'm aeler lit Die
| Sauptfa9e. gs beburfte iibrigens all
Ter Sbattraft Der BON Der 8rduerei
aufgeitelten 33 8auerntne9te, bamit
bic Srbnung einigermaBen dufredt er-
baltsn blieb. Qusi9reitungen tOnnten
trobhsm ni9t gang permieben rerben;
man6er unb AUDI man6e Dame, Die
ben tiidii6en Wirfungen bes Sulpaz
tors unterlagen, murben CUR Sanitdtss
ober audi our poliaeifpa4e 9ebradt,
Die beibe I'M Seller erri4tet Daren.
8struntene Srauenaimmer iparen iebr
piele 81 ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24
Scenes DrifcuOe 3opiipeb

tpiirbe sic f@nea perlahen, tpenn sic
Or. Sings SEEM Gife piQs benubten.
Sauienbe bon 2eibenben BADEN beren
unperglei9li6e1 Wert6 gegen frantes
lnb ~nerpDies aOpfpeb erfabren. sic
MAIDEN reines Slut unb bauen bic Ges
iunbbeit alf. 8lps % Gents. Sic
erbalten SSbr 9elo Surid, tpenn es
ni9t beilt. 0erfauft bon s. 80.
&uete, @pot6eter, 656 MainzS trabe.
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24
Sas ar0Btc 3rrbrcf]en,

ben ihlimmIteu 9e.riq on Der Wienitbeit be9eben
lene aeipifeuioieu Guudialber, Uclhe aus Der Nngit
oDu benz Soem oeS Eooes b~eribrter &rarfer 6apis
tai ifla9en; ipelrbe fi6 al oieier ianimerorueu Roth
bereiGern, iroem ne inter 9leisnertiheH geripretbs
nugen elmer unnb9ltteu Setltroft 0lirturen rertau.
fen, Die betten Sails nidt be'en fDnnen, ~rneiIteus
aber ben 10 i1on geidm19ten Sorper nod nehr ruis
ntren. meuu End 9opfihmerSeu, Wlattigteit,
a%tbemnoib. Serstlopfen uno geritopinng neblt an
oerei YeroonungSItDruugen ooran genlabneu, boB III
Gurem Grganismus etue Stbrung etugetreteu ut,
ipelte bel Beruublaiigung 81 benz S6Iiulmiten
iilbreu iuub. 10 leihet Ienem b~ablhbti9en 2rn9 ntbt
oaS miuDeIte @eb6r. Sdentt uir benz ebrlideu
Worte @ertrauen, oeiien Babrbett Sbr ~ieoer5elt on
benz irpben 3eu9niiie BON 8aulenoeu erprpben tbnnt,
bic ibre 9eiurobeit iuteoer %erbieltei. ourb be Au'
%tpenbun9 Der beriIbmlteu ct. geruaro &rduterptIeH.
Sieie ~ipirilidbe Ar5uei eutbdlt uur refine. helltraftige
8lan5euidite uub brau6t ocSbaIb tetue .3uderbiille,
inter pelder ii1 ihdolitle Site perber9en, bic MIR
cine prrlber9ebeube einoerung, Htentals aber cine
Seilung herbelSuiibren oermogeu Die oas bic olts
bepdbrtru ct. 9erunro Srtnterpiaeu tblu. %
SentS. Aae apotbeieH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24
90 bot GG)IaOten 9csuiunett
heiicu.

geununbspansig Sffi5iere unb Ges
meme i9rieben bon Der 5ront, UNI gu
Iogen, baB gegen Stretfen, 8erleBuas
gen, Shnittpunoen, peGe SiiBe uno
iteife 9elente, 9udlen's @rnica Salbe
Die bette in Der Melt lit. Susielbs
gift fir 9ranbmunbsn, 6autgei6piis
re unb 6Gmprrbpipen. % Gents per
S9a6tel. 9eilung %garantirt. 8ers
fault BON 8. IS. auete, qpotbefer
656 MainsS traBe, Dubuque, SOpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24
saubbett fam nie,t seseiIt .peroem sard

Sarbbcit farm nidIt seBeiIt ipcroem burd
locale Ippltcaitoneu, neil lie ben trarter 1bett oes
Rbres nibt erretdeu torneu. Us gtbt nur einen @ea,
bic Saubbeit gu turiren, uno Der 1T ourd %conitituz
iicneue SeiImittel. Saubbeit uiro ourd etnsn sut ;iirs
beteu Suitono Der idleimtgen auStleiburs Der Gultas
diidsu St6bre psruriadt. @snu bieSe 0Sbre lid euts
siyeet, babt ibr eiusu rumpeInben Ton ODER unnous
'tpnlmenes Gebor; uno penn ne gan, eeidIolieu lit, err
ioIst Eaubbet uuo penn bic Gut,inouna nidt esbos
ben uuo fieie Tobre wieoer IN ibreu ~eeb6riseu Suitanb
perieet peroer fam, piro oas @eh6r fir thinner ,erit6rt
pereen; neuu Sale inter 3ebu limb burd Sotorrb pers
uriatt, iueI6er nibts ais Elm ent;iuoeter Suitano Der
idIeimteeu Oberhdten tit.
@ir poueu etnbunoert Dollars fir iebeu (burt
Sotarrb ueruriadteu) Sau pom 3aubbeit sebeu. ben mir
nidt burd 9inuebmen pon Sau's Ratarrb Cur beileR
t6uueu. Vast Gud umiouit @irculure fommeu.
8. 5. Gbeusp & 60,
Toledo, ..
ES~ gerfauft DON gpotbeteru. rs Gents.
Sau's sSamilieu.p iusH limb bic bsten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24
We,p Dorr.

- @us Der Staatss S~rrsnantoIi
cuf @aro's Sslano BEL Nep Yort
tpurbe Dor eintgen Sagen bic 2ei92
efRss bort internirten pdtisnten, bss
4~1siGbrigen @leftroteGuiters Sobr
&npa. ha4 Der itdbtiI4:H MOrsue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24

Ginen bis6sr po9l unseIdlases
men &ecoro auf benz @ebiete bes &inz
osriegens bat bic Satin Des 2anbnirs
l&es Quoreas g. 3Iata in &rthuiG,
Si6arer Gpmitat. ungarn. errei4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24

9ur4ldu9t (im Ratbbaus zines.
Stdbt9ens, bas er beiu9t, ans Sem
tier ,trstenp): Sin b:rrliGer Qusblid
tier!"
giireermeiiter: ISM speiten Stpt
it's nod i4Dner; bon bort aus iiebt
man AUDI Die Na9barlGnber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-04-24

Barber gum 2ebrlins): Der !Serr
nil sinen s3atn geSogen baben, Sas
dele, perlu6's mai, aber ia rebt pors
ii9tig unb fan9iam - bait ia 3eit!"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25

i In evidence whereof witness my
hand and official seal this 23rd day Of
July A. D. 1900. SMoNET LEBLANC,
ok and ey-oficio Jury Commissioner.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25

The Republicans have changed in
the past foty years. A long time
ago they, by constitutional method,
made American citizens Of five or
elk million black slaves. To-day
they are shooting American ideas in
to about fifteen million yellow people
in the Philippines. They used the
law thirty-five years age; they are
using the gatling gun to-day. That
is the difference between . republic
and an empire.-Alexandria Town
Talk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25
JURY
9Th Judicial District Court.

Fsarish, Of Vermilion,-Louisiara.
I, Simonet Leblanc, Clerk and exr
oAicio'jury commissioner in and for
the parish Of Vermilion, State Of
Lonisiana5 do hereby certify that in
accordance with an, order issuedsby
the Hon. Minos T. Gordy, Judge of
the 18th Judicial District Court, in
and for the Parish ndState afore-
said, Of date July s, p9oos the Jury
Commissioners In and for said parish,
legally appointed and qualified, in the
presence of two competent witnesses,
duly appointed by the Clerk for that
purpose, proceeded on Saturday the
21st day of July, 1900 in conformity
with said order and in accordance
with Act 155 of the acts of the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State Of Louis
lana, approved July rs, 1896, to- se>
lect Grand Jurors for the ensuing six
months from. the date they shall be
empanelled, or until a succeeding
Grand Jury shall be empanelled and
sworn, and also to draw Petit Jurors
for service at the two weeks of the
next regular jury term Of said court,
commencing September 10, 1900.
The names Of those selected to
serve as Grand Jurors being as fol
lows, 10 witt
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25
Scholarship Free,

You. may, by doing little. writing Al
your home, secure scholarship, free:
in either Draughon's, Practical Bust
ness Colleges-Nashyilley ST. Louis,
Little Rock, Ft.-Worth, Galveston.
Shreveport or Savannah Best patron
lied business colleges in the South
For particulars address, The Illus
trated Youth, and Age, Nashville
Tennessee.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25

-. .a Sat
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25

The newspaper best suited to your wants
is The New Orleans Picayune. II has all
the war, political and general new Of
each day, and its Market Reports are
strictly impartial and trustworthy. Daily
Edition, S. for 3 months. Twice-a-Week
Edition ISSUED Mondays and Thursdays1,
ST. ayear. Give The P~icayune a trial.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25
a special train passed through

a speclaE tFaan passeu UHTUugH
Crowley about $3.50 Tuesday night
Aug. 14th, which carried E. D.
Huntingdon, ,nepew of the late Coils
P. Huntington. The train was
bound for New York City, where the
funeral Of the deceased railroad will
be held.-Crowley Sigal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25
Notfce nc

/ hereby. forbid any one to trespaass on
my lands in Vermllion parish, La. in any
way, shape, form or manner whatsoever.
and especially on the tract known as
Dog Island,n in the 9th ward, / forbid
hunting, putting cattle on ame or tres
passing in any manner as l have cattle
and hogs on said land. Any person or
persons caught t~respassing on said prem
ises viii be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law. @. RICHARD.
AbbevilIe, La, November II. 1899. 1y
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25
s2S,OOO.OO

Win be paid by the CINCINNATI En-
toUIRER for nearest correct answers on
the Population Of the United States
for 1900.
Each ten years the Census report
shows as follows.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25
Pierre III Broussard

The am of those drawn to serve
as petit jurors for the first week of
said term, commencing Monday, Sep
tember 10, 1900, being as follows, to
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25
Notice To

I hereby forbid any one to trespass on
my lands in Yermilion parish, Louisiana,
in any way, shape, form or manner what
Any person or persons caught
t~respassing on said premises will be pros
eeuted to the full extent of the law.
ALCIDE LEBLANC
4bbeyille, La, October IA, 1899. e1y.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25

%EMG JS 81 90 and ve will senayena
pair Of our high grade
COG Tires. .Yos car e~xssnine them at your near.
est express ofice, end & found satisfacto1yt2ex-
aerly as Teppesented, an1sequui to any tire od the
$685. and charges, less The $l.oo sent with the
order. -
OUR SO GTlHE Is a regular association
money can buy, and equal to the highest grade
tires MADE. We Tnanufacture in large quantities
sell directt to the rider. and are, therefore. able to
for circulars Of our Bicycle Tires and Mackin-
toshes. FREE.
Address ali orders to
INTERNATIONAL RUBBER co.,
Akron, Ohio
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-08-25

!, The names of those drawn to serv'
for the second week Of said term
commencing Monday, 18th Septem
Der, 1900, being as follows, to wit:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-29

upon eur regiment / wondered what
our men would do. I was in doubt as
to what would do myself, when the
Colonel ordered a charge bayOnets
against the advancing line. We Ts4t
forward at full run and the two lines
met with a crash, the men struggling
against each other until the two -
serve lines from each army came ufo
| thought then that none Of us wuuld
get out alive, but most Of us Were, In
half an hour, as good as new.
.One night when the whole army
was advancing our regiment pushed
forward TO Il stream not more than ten
yards wide. and many Of the men went
forward to fill their canteens. While
they Were doing this men came to the
other side of the stream and began TO
ell their canteens. There was good
deal of cheerful talk back and forth.
the men on both sides of the stream
agreeing that it was shame and an
outrage to march men at night. One
man with sharper eyes than the others
came slipping back to the Colonel and
said: Those fellows in front are John
MES They don't wear our hats nor our
style of blOuses.' Our boys were with
drawn quietly from the creek bank and
formed in line to await Developments.
When daylight came we saw on the
other side Confederate regiment
formed in line awaiting Developments.
and there ensued one of the sharpest
fights Of the war, but it settled nOtli-
ing. g."-ChicagO Inter Ocean.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-29
Odds and Ends

The Costa Rican and Nicaraguan min
listers deny any opposition of their Gov
ernments 10 the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
Lebaron Gevers. the new minister Of
the Netherlands to Washington, is a
grandson of Senator Wright of New Jer-
sey.
Monthly summaries of the commerce of
the Philippines, Cuba and Porto Rico
will hereafter be made, in pamphlet form,
by the War Department.
The President drank no wine at the
Ohio Society banquet. He turned his
glasses down at the beginning of the
feast and used only apollinaris water.
The ''bloodiest battle of the century"
was that of Borodino, Russian village,
where Napoleon fought the Russians on
Sept. 4. 1872. Nearly 10000 men were
placed hors du combat.
Secretary Long has made an interesting
collection of the naval flags and signals
of all nations. Many of these flags are
the gift of famous sailors of this and
other countries.
DIR. John +. Wood of Coffeyville, Kan,
insists that he is the oldest practicing
physician in the world. He is ~ years
DID,. and still makes daily visits 10 his
patients.
Miss EsiGle Reel, superintendent of
Indian schools, is preparing bill to pre-
sent to Congress which will have for its
object the compulsory education of In
dian children.
Gov. y. q. Murphy of Arizona has
been in Washington TO urge action for
the admission OF Arizona as Il State. Il
think the prospects for Arizona becoming
State next year good he says.
Reports from Dawson City say that lit
tie will he left of the Klondike metropo-
lis after the homeward rush in May and
June. Merchants are closing mp their
places of business, and, instead of every
building being crowded, Ito let signs are
frequently seen. business is dying, and
most Of the dealers are going to Nome.
There is hardly ranch in the Pan
haudle or the western part of Texas that
does not have its own private telephone
system, and the barbed wires of the pas
ture fences are used exclusively for the
purpose. \ number of these private
lines are fifty miles long. and messages
are sem and received daily that distance
without Il break.
Begging letters asking for an agsre-
gate of S3.0U0,0G0 were received by Miss
Helen Gould, in New York, in one week.
Deducting dubious vessels, the complet-
ed battleships of England now number
thirty six and those of France and Russia
thirty-eight.
The Sac and Fox Indians. who have
had 4 terrible scourge of smallpox, during
which forty-two members of the little
tribe died, together with us dogs, claim
that the disease was brought into the
tribe by kiss. Some time ago q we'll
known Creek sqnaw died of smallpox,
Several Sac and Fox squaws attended
the funeral and kissed the corpse, thus
contracting the disease.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-29
NEWS IN BRIEF GUSTS
: BLOWN IN FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE EARTH,
An Important Record Of the Week
AZ Told by 1.-THE Telegraph-Latest
from Foreign Shores-Crimes, Cos.
uaities, Fires, Etc.
To Save Her Babe.

Mrs. Mark Zellers and her babe, IA
months old, were found dead in well
near Rushville, Ill. The baby was
drowned and the mother, who was but 20
years old, had died from exposure. They
were in the well eight hours before dis
covered. The babe fell into the well and
the mother went to the rescue. Once in
The well she made desperate struggle for
life. The water was eighteen inches deep
and with the babe in her arms the mother
attempted to scale the sides. When found
her finger and toe nails were worn away
and her hands cut to the bone. Her hus-
band was away from home all day and did
not succeed in finding the bodies of his
wife and child until late in the evening,
when the neighbors went ont to search for
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-29
GOLD BARS WERE WORTHLESS.
En:4ishmen Have Narrow Escape from
American SMindlers.

I'll
American Swindlers.
Sir Frederick q. Vigoe and 4. ID. g..
Drayton, British capitalists, sailed for
England the other day after having had
4 narrow escape from being separated
rom their money by pair of shrewd
swindlerS. The Englishmen came 10
America several weeks ago tn purchase
1 geld mine advertised for sale 10y Il. q.
Miller and William Schroeder. NcGotia-
lions were almost completed when the
prospective investors became suspicious
and frightened the alleged mine owners
nto disappearance. Wine suppers ana
entertainments costing about S3,Uo were
wasted on the willy Briions. They went
20 Chicago with Miller and Schroeder ana
we're taken TO the AIctropcle- After see
nS the city thoroughly they asked Tor ::
look at the samples from the mine. SlN
gold bars were then taken from box IN
the Merchants Loan and Trust Com
pany's vaults, and borinss were made
showing that they were I6 per cent pure
gold. Schroeder and Drayton then start
ed for Golden City. Colo, while Miller
and Sir Frederick remained behind.
Forged kilograms signed with the latter
name and urging the closing of the deal
met Drayton by the score At Denver anu
aroused his suspicious. The transaction
was declared OFF. Miller and Schroeder
disappeared. An assay Of the gold bars
was rlade, and it was discovered that
they were composed of worthless alloy
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-29
The Queens Visit to ireland.

A special from Dublin says: RumOrs
are being actively circulated that Queen
Victoria's coming visit to Ireland is in
tended by the Government to herald some
radical Irish administrative reforms which
are to have their elimination in the estab-
lishment of an Irish parliament. 1t is
vaguely rumored that these reforms prob
ably Will come in the way Of imperial fed
Grafton, hut all are intangible hints. No
responsible man or newspaper puts The
thing plainly