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The age-herald., 1901-03-27

Hoods Sarsapa rilla Is not a cure-all; but it cures all blood diseases. Take no substitute
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19
s.Pudd nhead Wilson,"
Scranton Rennhlican.

A dramatized version of Mark
Twain'sl quaint story, sPudd'nhead
Wilson, was presented at the Lyceum
last evening before a fair-sized and
appreeiatiye audience. The play was
produced under the direction of
Shipman Brothers and was staged ia
an admirable manner.
"Pudd'nhead Wilson" is not new TO
local theater-goers: it was presented
here last season, with Frank Mayo In
the title role. 1t abounds in quaint
and humorous sayings, bright comedy
and stations that awaken enthusiasm
OF high proportions. The story is one
of absorbing interest and was inter
preted in an able manner by Compel
ent company.
William S. Gill in the role of "Pudd-
head, was excellent. The party adj
mirably fits his personality and he gives
mosO convincing performance OF a
difficult role. He was ably supported
by Miss Louise Ripley, who portrayed
the role of Roxy. She won much
applause by her careful Interpretation
of the part. She is undoubtly an
actres OF rare ability. The balance Of
the company included Elmer Ruffhan,
Miss Dickie Delaro, Douglas Paterson
and W. f. Gaskell, who were Compel
emit In their various roles. Edward
Selman and HaroldSelman portrayed
the Italian twin characters in clever
style and proved themselves to be
capable actors.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

high in the military and naval service
who followed them into the court
house Major General Brooke, in full
uniform of his high rank, marched at
the head of the Representatives of the
army, which included Major General
Otis and Major General Macarthur
Among the conspicuous figures of the
naval service were Rear Admiral
Crowninshield, Rear Admiral O'Neil
Rear Admiral Kenny and Brigadier
General Haywood, commander-in
chief of the marine corps. The gen
erals wore chapeaux with flowing
black plumes, while those OF the ad
mirals were distinguished by the
wealth Of heavy gold braid.
With the notes of Nearer My God
to Thee" following them family
through the doorway, the bodybear.
ers bore the coffin into the rotunda
of the court house, little before
o'clock The hall where the body laid
in state in Canton had been hand
somely decorated for the occasion
The walls and ceilings were hung in
dead black, the crepe being gathered
into folds at each corner Of the TO.
tunda. A single chandelier gave light
additional to the dim rays that passed
through the doorway. Beneath the
cluster of electric lights stood the
catafalque upon which the casket was
to rest.
Coffin Borne to Its Support.
Moving slowly with short steps, the
coffin was borne to it's support The
bearers swung slowly around, so that
the head lay to the east. The silk
banner that was flung over the casket
was drawn back, the wreaths which
rested upon its head were removed
and the coffin lid was taken off
Word was quickly passed to President
Roosevelt, and, followed by the mem
bers of the cabinet, he stepped briskly
into the hall. He glanced down as
he reached the casket, halted for the
space Of a breath, and went in. The
members Of the cabinet followed him
enc by one. Twenty feet beyond the
casket the hall branches to the right
and left, and as President Roosevelt
reached the corner he halted, uncer
tain which way to turn. An usher a,
once directed him toward the east en-
trance and he passed through and out
to his carriage. which bore him al
once to the residence of Mrs. Eliza
beth Harter, where he will remain
during his stay in Canton. The cabi
net officials, most of whom will also
remain at MIS- Harters home, were
driven Az Immediately afterward
Af-eg t9 'e~ 4 gene tic oG
ce.s - = nna raw he1aad hv
Conf, ued.on Fourth Page.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19
Banking By Mail

is a special feature Of our business.
By our system You can bank by mail
with safety. Persons residing Ia small
towns where the banks cannot afford
to pay interest on small deposits can
send their money to US by mail and it
will bring 4 per cent interest. Send
for our booklet all about banking by
mail or In person-free. Prudential
Trust Co, 1924 Penn Avenue Pitts
burg. Pa.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19
PITTsBURG EXCURSION
Rates Given to the Exposition From
Morgantown ON Every Thursday.

Beginning on Thursday Sept 18th
the b. d @. will give very low rates
to Pittsburg on account OF the Elk
position which is now in progress
down there. These excursions will
be run on each Thursday up to and
including Thursday October IL.
The tickets sell for three forty five
and are good for three days includ-
ing day Of sale They are good on
any train leaving Moreantown on
Thursdays.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

Tie Norgantowp Daily NEw Do
MINloN was four years old yesterday.
The NEwDoMINIoN has always been a
model small town daily and the four
summers of its life have afforded
much use and pleasure to the thous
ands Of readers it has in Morgan
town. 1t is in a healthful condition
and is steadily growing-Fairmont
Times.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

Senator Delivers presidential
entry IS not 30 Pshaw', but Leslie
NJ. Shaw. We mention this for the
general enlightment.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

The support OF Abner Mckinley and
DR.. Rixey came from the car ahead
Drawn about the station were the
guards from the Eighth Ohio and the
engineers battalion, and within the
Gordon were Troop A, OF Cleveland,
in beautiful order, mounted on black
horses, the reception committee, the
honorary pallbearers and few rela-
fiyes of Mrs. Mckinley
bugle sounded attention" the
@. A. r.. band Of Canton, which has
so often celebrated the victories OF
Mckinley, softly, sadly breathed out
his triumphs In death Every head
was barred and bowed while the mill
tary and naval guard bore the casket
from The car to the waiting hearse.
keeping step to the strains Of Nearer
Ny God to Thee A bugle sounded
again Troop A moved out. the
guard Of honor fell in behind the
hearse. the army On the right, the
navy on the left, and the cortege
marched to the court house.
After the arrival Of the body here
yesterday majestically solemn spec
tacle was presented as the procession
neared the public square in the center
of the city. After the Grand Army
men came the Cleveland troops, in
their brilliant uniforms of Austrian
Huzzars, with tall bear-skin shakos
topped with pompoms Of white. At
the hilt OF every sWDrd streamed a
lcng bard OF crepe and the tiny silk
gnidon flag was topped with long
black streamer Immediately follow
ing the mounted troops came tho
hearse bearing it's fiag-covered bur.
den.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

The peoples verdict upon the
charge against Admiral Schley that
he smashed Cervera's fleet without
the aid or consent of Admiral Samp-
son is already written and reads:
Guilty, with hearty congratula.
tionsp'
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

When General Otis left the Phil
ippines he surely left bis war is
over typewriter as perpetual lega-
ey to his successors.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19
Special Notice B. z. O. IL.

All members Of Morgantown
Lodge B. p. O. E. All are especially
requested to attend the meeting t.sis
evening There is much important
business to be considered.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

Another week will bring on the
spectacle Ct number Of orr pink
tea naval warriors laundering in
very hot water.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

Teddy the Terror has taken on
new character and is now figuring
as 81. 4noodore tne preacher. Poli-
tics makes strange bed-tellows they
say.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19
New Barber shop.

q. g. Wells has opened barber
shop in the basement Of the building
formerly occupied by the school of
Music on Main street and invites his
Old customers and friends to give him
a call.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

When the Schley Board Of Inquiry
calls for Fighting Bob Evans he will
have to come out of the coming
tower and take his turn on the for
ward deck.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

Aspirants for the Republican
Presidential nomination must figure
on the fact that the Southern rotten
borough delegate is always Of the
C. @. d. brand.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19
Boy Wanted.

4 ~oo steady bay 10 drive lam
lfs @a2an Aaplv II once ~
Miller ) New l!ethod Laundry.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

The Filipinos, we are officially as
sured, have been SO thoroughly pac-
flied that it will now require only
forty thousand troops to make them
keep the peace.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

The tax books for the City Of Morgan
town for the wear 1901 are now in my
hands for collection. On all taxes paid
before October the first 1901 discount
Of 2 per cent will be given.
TIM BENNETT,
Collector
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

The pension-push says Commits
sioner Evans must go. He is very
likely to go-on to the end Of his
term.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19
Every Head Was Bowed.

This was sight that sent hush
along the dense long lines OF human
ity stretching for a mile away to the
court house. AS the casket passed
every head was bowed and every face
evidenced the great personal grief
which had come upon the community.
Immediately following the hearse
came the carriage of President Roose-
welt, who rode with his br0therin.
law, Captain Cowles, Of the navy, the
latter in full uniform, and Secretary
Gage. The carriages of the other
members of the cabinet, and those
who had been near to the late presi-
deIt in public life, were lined out for
half a mile.
Back of them marched the national
guard of Ohio, regiment after regi-
ment in platoon front formation, nd
filing the broad thoroughfare from
side to side. AS the head of the pro-
cession reached the great square OF
the city the military ranks swung
about, forming solid fronts facing the
approaching hearse. AS it was
driven to the curb the bearers stepped
from their place alongside and again
took up their burden.
President Roosevelt Enters Building.
President Roosevelt alighted from
his earriage and took the arm of Sec
rotary Gage. The other cabinet Off
GERS joined them at the curb and then
two and two, with uncovered heads,
they moved in solemn procession up
the steps into the building. Mayor
Dienl, of Buffalo, and the mayors of
many other cities; President MacFar-
land, of the commissioners of the Dis
trict OF Columbuia, followed, while AT.
ter them came Senators Hanna, Fair
banks, Burrows, Kean and the other
pubic men who were on the train.
In striking contrast with the sombre
garb of the civilian mourners were
the brilliant uniforms of the officers
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19
r GU T E

ROUND TRIP RATES
FROM
Chicago to Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo
1875 .oosspt. to 10 *s3I.5o Aug; 10 u 81
ProportionateIy cheap rates on same
dates to other Colorado and
Utah Tourist Points.
The Superb New Train
Rocky Mountain Limited
Leaves Chicago daily at 100 pm, ar
irving Denver 4:45 p. m, Colorado
Springs (Manitou) 4;30 p. m. next day
ONLY ONE NIGHT OUT.
Write for details and Colorado liter
allure. II. s. RAY, p. A. M. d..
III So. 9Th ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
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REMEMBER you can only get the
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19

A liquid skin, scalp and hair food.
Cures dandruff in few days, restores
starved hair to its natural color, and
makes the skin plump, soft and smooth.
Prepared by Walter 4 Mestrezat,
Morgantown, w. Va. 95 EscoIta, Ma
Mia, p I.
SO cents at all druggists or by mail.
For sale in Morgantown at McVick
er's drug store
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-19
Discovered In Luzon.
NEOGOLINE
LULONEOG
Isl. =. HA YES

Cures eczema and all skin diseases.
ivy poisoning, and all sorts of wounds.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Dereiniote Staten
Genbet bic Na1rihten, meldc Sugerts
burger intcreitren, an dc
,,Uaptte."

Wir eriuden ale 2anbsleute folds
Mittbeilungen, tpelhe 2u%remburger in
Mmerita obsr iunitpo in Der Welt bes
treffen unb intersiiiren, an bic rGas
aette" gu fenben unb stpar iebe man
auf ben 8rieu 4lag in enss
Iifder Spra9e bic aoreiIe: rgoitor
2ursmburser 9aSette, Dubuque, Sa."
Natiirli9 banbelt es iid bier mn
barum, Mit ,beilunsen unb Ra4ridjsen
bon alIsemeinem Suterefie iiir
bic 2uremburser gu erbalten. Wan
fuhe Bel gorreippnbenSen fih m o g.
Ii4f tur5 unb biinois ausou'
briiden. SANS man in elmer 3eitune
irsenbpo Neuisfeitsn pber @orfommz
nife persei6net iiebt, pelde augsms
burger bstreffen pbsr Die 2anbsIsuts
intereifiren, 10 fenbe man einfad ent'
fpeber Die sanSe 3eitung pbef etner
Mus16nitt nit Der betreffenoen Ifits
tbeiluns, an uns Elm. Der ReodttsuI
Der v8aSette" tann eben ni6t aus
Bldtter Der Welt ieoe ISOLDE leien,
Muh renn Sreunbe poer Wertpanots
pper 2~anbsleute aus anDeren Welttbets
len intereffunte 8riefe idrei'
BEN, 10 fann man Der y9uSette" ia biz
Observation-Disclosures Mittbeilunger
aur @erDffentli6ung i6idsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
sa.xet.,b,araer wasetie, pirmstag, nem ~. Anont 1901.

geleiie betrat, uls Der S6nsQsus BON
Seliars 6,rane;bruuit tam. Die
2otom> tipe traf Die pferbe unb mari
lie nit Ge,1f:l uno Wasen an bic
Settle. Der Sugrmann blieb i'm
gussie neben osm @eletfe iiben, obue
i'm Gerinsiten biddoist gu iein, nas
tiirlid mar er iebr eri6roden. Die
Yferbe parsn auf Der STEELE tobt.
peter tann bon Slid ipreden, 10 gut
oopcn sefommen gu fein, obpobl Der
@erluit bes @eipdnnes fir ieinen
8ruber elm barter S6lag lit.
= Srau Niholas Wilmss unb tire
Sodter Gbriifind reiiteu OerfloKsnsu
Sumstas na4 Salem, g. O., auf
ldnserem 8eiu6. Grau 0ilmes bat
ibren 8ruber, 9rn. 4oam 9auier,
f6rn felt pielen Sabrsn uidt mebr
seieben. Bon Salsm aus perben bic
beiosn Samen au9 nod 0erpdnbte
in anoeren Stao en- 9afotas beIu1en.
5err Ni6olus 8ab bon ct. Ooz
natus, Su., Elm 9ruber Der Srau 90.
8. Sris, fam leBten Sisnstag 4bsnp
in 2eDiars on, Inn Der Samilie SriB
einen 8elu1 abauitatten. !Serr &ab
mar i9on felt is Sabren nibt mebr
in 2eDtars eepei2u. Gr pirb tpenig=
items big our nGditen 8o6e bier perz
bleiben.
Serr 8eo. Srunaen, Der iiblid
Den Sinsslep in @pobburD Gounty
pObnt, mar lebtsn Wpntas in 8eslsi=
tung ieiner So6tsr Srau Daniel unb
feines S6pisgerIpbnes g. Wilten, in
2eUfars uno lieBen ite iih Spets Gr=
tebuns eiuer Grbi6dft in 9euti6=
lamb, our6 9rn. so. 9. SrtB Die
uotbpenoigen 9otumente ausite1en.
Sr. Stranger 1T ein fiosler alter 9err
unb feline pielen 8etdunten parsn
frob i'm piecer einmal gu ieben.
Ssrr Ni9olas @ilmss unb 9.
s.. Suelsmann tabsu' Ipeben einen
neuen SnDuitris5rei9 ms 2ebeu seru=
fen = ndm!i6 Die Sabritation BON
@rd6oentmGlem aus gem.nt. Gbsu
BADEN Die 6eiDen elm 0entmdl cod NJ
bet. 0asfelbe iiebt 10 gut aus. ais
mare IS aus @ranit geGauen uno Grs
fG9rung iebrt. oub Gement psun gut
gsma6t, ebeuiO oauerhaft 1T. Der
8Ortfeil babel III, cdB Elm Gementz
0entmal bel biniser bsrgeItelt tuerz
BEN lam in 8erglei6 nit einem aus
Stein. !Serr Wilmes lit bsrett
0entmdler auf geiteaung bin gu
fdbriatren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Dem Her Paschtour Weyland vi
Jersey City Heights g%ewedmet zou
sengem fenefanzwangzegsten PRES
terjubilaeum yum engem Herekach.
Mel lewe gouden Her Paschtour
Do enne bel Neiork ON Knapp,
Der droht 10 haut eng nei Monto'ur;
Wat hu'ot der egentlech am Kapp?
Sc SON ct wir Er'd Jubili?
Dat ass scho recht; hun ne'ischt
dergent;
Ech wenschen Eech der Jo'r mach
mi,
Ech ge'iv Eech weider, wann eel
kent.
Ech Sc jo blo'us en- arme Kach;
Wat soil ech schenken engem Her?
Ma welt Der hun EN- Deppe Brach,
Dat kre'it Der 10 yum Here ger.
A wann ech hett eng Bar vol Ke'is,
Nun dem, de go'er 'su gre'islech
stenkt,
Ech welt Sc le'en Eech re Fe'is.
Dat Dir gesit, wen un Eech denkt.
"A bake welt ech Eech och DER,
A wir beret you jldder Storm,
Ze gin Eech aus dem Deepen fischer,
DE leschte Maufel aus dem Nom.
We Kniddlen Eech och schmache
goud,
Gewess, Del kermit Der och schon
hun;
Derzo'u mach fresch gebake Bro'ud.
Wee go'ud ct mengt, gesit Der nun.
Ech hett och mach eng osek' Tre'ib,
A Built fei gemacht mat Schmand;
An och eng Schossel Hu'overbre'i,
Eng Eos WI Me'el go'ud agebrannt.
Eng go'ud Schlabe'izche geiv ech
man,
Su go'ud'a as wi de beschte Kach.
Der ge'ivt gewesS fame'is dram
hahn,
Vun allen wellen emmer mach.
Nun halt Eech wu'ol, mel le'iven
Her,
Do hidden op dem heje Knapp.
D'Lett sollen hun Eech emmer ger,
Der seed e 10 a go'ude Papp!
Syracuse, %. Karschnatz, 1901.
AMALIA KACHLEFFEL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
9emeinbe SpIleri6
Unit 9abnhpfpierteO.

@eburten: 16. SuIi: aucier
S%rancDis, g. p. Hitolas Seinen,
Shmieo gu Spuerih; Rarl Soiepb
9. b. Sohann 8uiu, Irhitett gu Sol=
leri9; Srdn5 Seinrid, g. b. SoIepf
Wlertes, S6reiner gu Solterid. IT,:
grneitine 3atbarina Charlotte, s. b,
Better gen. S. g. 5pnd, Iotariatsz
ietrstdr su Werleritr. 49,: peter
hilbert, g. b. Sobann Rifolds 3itels,
&tienbabnbeamter gu 8onnepes;
@liie, 3. b. 9ba5intb Miaer, giIsnz
babnbeamter gu 8onnepeg; 8arI, g.
D. peter Stebler, !Sanbelsmann au
Solerit. 49,: Sobann, g. b. peter
5roit, SaslObnsr gu MerI. o.;
Waria Suianna Marce[Ia, s. b. ge=
ter 8ettenoorff, Stationsaiiiifent gu
8onnepeg. a.: 2ilien Waraaretba,
8. b. 4nton Sageoorn, Sdnoformer
gu 9onerid. o.: Ritolas gittor, g
b. Ritolas 2ebnert, S6nsibsr au
Merl.
Setrutben: Is. Suli: Hitolas
Sung, 2otomotipbei5er aus !6oGsrid,
nit Maria Soiepbine &raus aus
gounepe9. 27.: Sriepri9 DilbeIm
@ieIentbal, Sdlofer aus SOasrid,
gabnfof nit Maria &dtbarina 2a=
taft aus SOnnepee; Qttilius YiiaIo,
GRANDDAUGHTER, nit Glildbetb Wepsr,
beioe Don Solerihs9 abnbpf.
Sterbefdlle: II. Sult: 2ouiis
Gmmel, oft 10 &C., aus Merl. 49,:
Ritolaus Stoffels, alt so s., Gtfens
babnz geamter aus Solert6. 49,;
Nitulaus ger6em, aft SO g., Sun=
celsmdHn aus gpunepes; HeHe So
ispb Sborn, alt 10 g., aus Spaeri6,
3D.: Sobunn peter SslsnbrauD,
Spptenardber gu Soaerit. 90: So
bann Ilops Meper, alt 20 s., S9loI=
ler aus Sp1erih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
Scr 9o9m. Batter s. Wirt

f&reibt uns aus Slorena unter benz
Datum oes IL. 4usuit tpie folgt:
Mm 26. Suli puroen bonn SurStbiz
fGof ION 8riren il Sprol, 81 Stubenz
ten Der riniperIitat Snnsbrud gu prie>
iterH sepeiht. nG6bem etpa rs ciniee
Sage aupor Die nieoereH Weiben uHp
elm She'll bas GuboiatoHat erbaltsu
batten. BON ben Neusepeibten iinb
aht Mmeritaner aus periAiebeHen
SiD3eien. 9rei anoere Imerifaner
purben am 20. Stunt eetpeibt u"o
spei unbere iinb gu oem'el6en 3pes
de nod ibrer Seimatb gereiit. Bier
Der Neusepeibteu peroeu nod einige
Sett in Snns6rud perpeilen, pdbreno
bic anoeren ibre 4rbeiten i'm Weins
berse bes 9errn Beginner. 4p multos
amos!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
6ro6her,oethum.
Nus Ger bauptitaot.

Grnennungen i'm pfdrrz
l~clerus: Sohp. !Sr. Rit. Wfel6ipr,
Yfarrer in Spi6eio gum pfarrer in
Sels; So6p. 9r. 8eup, pfarrer in
Gulinsen gum Yfarrer in Soi6eio;
Sp6p. 9r. DOM. Warpeiler, 8itar
in 9ifferpinsen gum pfarrer in Gull
llngen; Sp9p. Sr. S. .. Oidtu.
pfarrer in Meusborf gum Pfarrer in
Nteberanpen. Die bo6ip. Serreu
@aer. Soenig, Yfdrrer ppn OiiHtroot,
gum Yfarrer bon Wensborf; Satob
Srei6el, pfarrer BON Oereuba4, gum
Yfarrer bon Diinfrobt; Bon. Sent
Gen, 9itdr bon Rimliugen gum pfarz
rer bon 8radtenbah uno pfarrper=
matter bon Derenba6; 4nbrsds Gls=
mems. 8itdr bon 9ietirb, gum Cub
regens am peniionat bes 8pmnaz
fiums bon Sietir9; 6. Raaeu, @itar
bon Solleri6, gum 8ifar BON Remi9;
g. &etfer, Gouoiutor an peniiouGt
gu Sietir9, gum 8ifar BON Bonnie
meg; &obert Semmen, G~oaoiutor am
p~eniionat Der 9auSperteridule gu
2uremburg, gum 4aplan bon 8ir=
BEN Welideio); Soiepb 8ieper. Reo=
~presbpter aug Sifferbiuseu, gum Die
tar in 8apI; Matb. grasmp, ReOz
~presbpter aus 9umm, gum 8itar DON
Oietirh; g. Jrummes, Neopresbpter
aus Reisbprf gum Gapldn BON 9oz
ftert Goli4eio); Iug. Soferliu, Reo=
~prssbpter aus Gid q. b. Qls., gum
aaplan BON &iborn (RinoidlsibeD;
SippOlpt Girden, ReOpresbpter aus
Born gum Witar bon Differoinssn;
Soiepb 3leiu, Nerpresbpter aus 2u=
rembure. gum 8aplan bon 8ebren
(@oitingeD; Sobann 8pd, Heopres=
bpter aus &dnnoorf, gum 8aplan bon
Redinsen (Wserid); Matbias 2enB,
Herpresbpter aus WdRerbiaig. gum
8aplan bon Sberbeblinssn; Seinri6
2orbong. Reopresbpter aus 8efort.
gum gitar Don Hiimelingen; Mtdef
Mdierus, Nsppresbpter aus gnide-
rtngsn, gum &aplau bon @ielborn
GlerD; Spbann 4lops Notbumb,
Rspprssbpter aus Ripppeiler. gum
gitar bon Hieberforn; Hit. Slinger,
Hscprssbbter aus 9repenma1er, gum
9oabiutor in Sietird; Sob. Puos,
Ieppresbpter aus 8erburg. gum
Goabiutor i'm Goupitt (2uremburs);
Sr. Submit, Heopresbpter aus Gre
penma6er, gum goabiutor i'm peuIipz
nat Der Sanoperterf6ule gu 2urems
burg; S. 9. Wampa6. Heopresbpter
aus Risoerfeulen, gum 8itar gu Bill
Zen; Nit. Weis, Reppresbpter aus
9%aiteHbprf, gum 8itdr BON !Soleri6.
Die Serreu emmanuel uHo
Srans Serpais, S6bue pes Snge.
nieurS uno Siittenb,iiBsrs Srn. Gmil
Serpats BON @eilerbaG, baben on Der
Sp6ihule BON 2itti6. 100 CUR 3sit
on SO 2uremburgsr ibrsn Stubisn
cbliegen, oaS llebereangseramen
(Sectipn bes Sngenieurs oes arts ct
manufactures ct mtHss) %be1tdnoen;
~sriterer fir pas 4. StuOieniubr nit
@us5eitmung; lsbtsrsr fir oas 2.
Stuoieuiuhr nit 9efrisoi9ung,
Der belgii6e Sbronols
GER Bring Nlb.rt nebit @smdblin
traisn am s. Iu9uit Mbenbs 6:15 lbr
auf elmer Runoreiie bs9riffen. per
4utompbilpagsn in bieiigsr Stuot
Elm uno itlegen i'm Grano Sotel Yra1=
ieur ab. Die boben SerrIdaften reis
len intpgnito unb bsgabsn IiG am
na6itsn Gage i6pn ebsufaus per
4utcmcbil na1 Der S6peiS.
Im Sountaa, BEN A. QuguIt,
hat Der bptp. Serr 8ii9of in Der
Satbeorale ipIsenpsH Diatunen Sss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Serr Mdt6. Weber unD Satin,
q ,bIrtis aus grpsloinsen, 2urem>
burg, friiber ppbnbaft 1897 Nortb
Wsitern Npenue, BADEN ibr Saus pers
mietfet unp robnen iebt 951 2incoln
apenue, no bic SDbne Ri9aro uno
s I'm einen Gtpre in SporlzI rtit In
unb Barber uteniil;en betreiben.
Cine Gp'aalitdt 1T bas 9ofli4l.ifen
prn RaIirmeHsrn 2uremburser pers
eebt ni6t por5uIprs9sn penn ibr in
biliem Sadie etpas ~notbpenb;g babt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Gore Sront, go. 1902 2opmis
pl &c, OF uft. Sn benz s9auIe
nurbe ieit .urg,n Pobren ne W!rtbs
ifaIt bstrje5n, 0as 1T oas ape te
8 US, pelGes Serr Scnien in oieiem
sabre sefauft fat. in 5aus muB
sr mod tauf n, fann betommt Elm
jeSes ron ieinen brei ainbern ems.
upa Sanien II nr4 jung unp p.ro
IN bieIes au6 NOD gslingen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
3ofalsN a&ri&ten aus Gbiraao.

Serr Nitolas Jaber, gebiirtis aus
Meberna6 (2uremburs), bat fiirsliH
elm idDnss Gdbaus nit Store 5rpnt,
eslesen 95S GsDrge StraBe unb
Southport 4penue, gefauft. Sn Dem
Store betreibt Serr Saber elm flots
tee Grocerp : Gei6dft. 2uremburs
ger. pel9e mafeubaft in Der Hdbe
ippbneu, iolen nift pergeieu, bel
Serrn Sober pprauiprefen, oenH er
bat INNER bic beiten WaareH an
Sano.
Serr Gtienne SautI1, pel6er
lanse Sabre BET einem bstannten 2eis
denbsitatter in Rosers part tbdtis
mar, bat in South Gpanitpn eiHe gut
beaablenbe Stelle n~iebersslsst, Inn
na4 &anias Gitp ab3ureiIsn. 0ir
piinI4en benz gtienue ben beiten
,GrfoIs!
Serr Clement San1en, sebiirtis
sus Gi6ten, 2uremburs, bat ebens
faus eln gut selesenss Saus nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
Zum Jubilaeum.

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