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The St. Johns herald., 1901-04-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL

TERRITORIAL
 i'vEgSoR --.... \. Q. Murphy .... Phoenix sEchETAEY- .... C. II. Akers ...... Phenix. TREASURER. .... W. Pembcrton PhGnix SUP. PUB INsT'S P. l. Leng ...-.... Phoenix ArDIToE, ... C. W. Vickers ....... Prescott ATTORNEY GES.-. C. F AinswOrth Phoenix. ,DJT. GENERAL -..R. Allyn Lewis. Phoenix
 SUPREME COURT
 ESTER STREET. Chief Justice. Phoenix R. DAVIS, Associate Justice. Tucson 2 M. DoAN Associate Justice. Florence 2. E SLoAS, Associate Justice. ---.... Prescott 2. E. MORRIsoS, |. S. Dist. Attorney. Prescott '. N. GRIFFITH. U. g. Marshal . ..... Globe. Clerk THOMAS, GKINDELL.... .Phoensx Clerk Dist. Court w. C. ROSTER fPhoemx.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-04-27

l.. J. Brown Jr. and Mamie Eagar were married this after noon, and are having a wedding dance this evening, April B.
 JILL.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-04-27

First Publication April 6, 1901. )
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
KANSAS WINS DEBATE

Bst Boulder Msa Pst up . Debate That
Caused Mach Doubt.
Lavrence. Kan. May iS-By = decis-
ion of the majority Of the three judges Of
the Kansas Colorado debate held here
tonight Kansas vas victorious. The Con
test was very spirited from the first and
at no time during the course Of the de
bate were Kansas university students At
ease as to the outcome. The individual
honors Of the speakers we're about equal.
Mr. Adams probably did the best work
for Colorado aod Mr. Mowry for Kansas.
The question debated vas: RESOLVED,
That the best interests Of civilization de
mand the dismembermeni Of China." ".
F Mowry and c. A. Gardiner represent
ed Kansas university and took the affirm
atiye Of the question. while Will c.
Adams and ]. A. O'Coanos. representing
the COLORADO university tosk the segative
Judges Of the debate were Judge c. A.
Smart Of Ottawa. Kan: Jsdge George ].
Barker. speaker Of the last house Of
Representatives aud Of this city and
Superintendent ]. P. P.Smith Of the city
schools here.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
Beside His Vie
mckinley Sis
THE END IS NEAR.

AsA Wiissaa nsxtalsy. DewsA ard
nrs&s~. Awasss ~ lssvssabss Hsst
Saa Francisco. May i6-This afterneea
the physicians told Pfesidsat Mckinley
70 prepire for the worst. Heis resigaed
to his fate. and loves.like. sits beside the
bedside Of his stricken wife. holding her
hand hour after hesr. He has eaten
nothing since yesterday noon aad will
not leave the bedside even for . moment.
There is great sympathy fos the presi
dent here. One would expect 70 see .
diseoniented people. disappointed trades
,oen aud erumbling ei,issas from the IN.
terror. On the contrary, all seem 70 feel
The loss as deeply as could member Of
the presidents family and San Franrisco
is 4 city Of mourning.
AT 10 o'clock this m 9nisg Mrs Nc
Kinle, came out Of her coma. but she
could not speak. 1t vas for but .
moment. Tor the great snsasusal sleep
again Sc, in and the physicians say Il is
the sleep WHICH will know =, waklag.
All Is q1'et in the Scott naasisa where
the presidents wife lies dying. A Gordon
OF police keeps all people hack for .
block and no noise disturbs her repose.
Governor Nash may not even apPear
q. the Ohio day basqs.s ,omefTow aishs
out OF respect 10 he psesideat. The
latter may or may not attend the launch
ing Of the Ohio Saturday. All is un.
certaiaity.
Should Mrs Mckinley die. the panty
have arranged. without eensal,iag the
president. ios immediate departure with
the executive and the body.
San Francisco. May I6-t3 p. MI
There is 20 change ia the condition Of
Mrs RKinley. Ths psesident still tar
r,es At her bedside and 0embess Of the
cabinet and their families refsse all call
ers. A general coadi.ioa oi despoadency
is prevalent.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
Scenes
D A|bl||y. \. \.
CLASH At ALBANY.
strikers asa Mii,sla Us,as u Biows wtth
Defeat Of Formsr.

strikers asa MiitslA Us.as "a Biowe wieh
Defeat Of TormsF.
Albany. N. Y, May I6-Anether regi
meat Of the nationai guard arrived h1se
this mesning aud there vas sersoas
clash between troops and strikers and
their sympathisesA A dozen headk OF
the latter were injured by the butts Of the
chargiag militia.
The streets are Gllsd and the sxcisa.
meat b Intense. The strikers are 6sn
10 their resolve that the cars shall pos
run and the authorities are equally ~
6rm in their, resolve that hey saall
Thsee cars were run this mosaing wisA
hall . company Of militia 10 charge q
saeh. Il vas later when the strikers -
strueted the militia and the clash eassed.
4 large number Of arrests have bssn
made, even BY those Who afford psotec.
tioa In their houses Of strikers or symps.
,h's.rs. When the militia charged wieh
fixed bayoasts the erowi gave way as
bes, il could.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
Mr. MERWIN'S BID.

Gsss<al Post's Assistant Would Collect
Taxes Dus CITY Of Boulder
Assistant Attorney General James D
Merwin has salary Of something ike
$4,000 year. but Merwin has associated
with what remains Of the Populist party
90 long that he is not content. He had a
proposition before the council last nigh.
by which he agreed. not as assistant at
torney general. but as 4 prac,icing law.
yer. to collect certain amounts alleged to
be due the city from the county. If he. the
assistant attorney general Of the state.
be paid 33h per cent Of wha, he compcls
or induces the commissioners to allow.
As Boulder pays over third o! the en-.
tire county tax and there is only $1,000
claimed to be due by reason Of delin
quent taxes not turned over. and Mr.
Merwin asks third for collection. the
proposition didn't strike Mayor White
ley and the aldermen as being so alto
ge,heI alluring that it couldn't lie over
awhile.
BY the way, what about salaried state
ofiic ais Contracting for private service .
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
DELIGHTFUL PARTY.

The Woman's Whist club of this city
gave delightful reception las, nigh. in
rooms in the Worden block to their hu,.
esods, sweethearis- and other womens
husbands and sweethearts. 1t was =
very pleasant scene between the hours
OF s o'clock and midnight. The Mando
lin club Of girls played from a balcony
until whist vas called at about Q O'Clock.
Re!re shments were served atII There
were i-8 players and all seemed TO
hearth, enjoy this reception Of thu hi,h.
srto exclusive club. Refreshments
we're OF the very best and Of great variety
The entertainment committee labored so
assiduously and inselligen,ly that the
great crowd were served without even
the usual waits Of a household party.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
Morrow [S'Qpe
0 Two Miners
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Two Miners .. v,ctori. Narrowly Esssps
Death.

Two Miners - Victoria Narrowly Esespe
Death.
Frank Yerian and Charles Shoid. two
miners on the Victoria. were injured by
conclusion by an explosion in the mine
late yesterday afternoon and met with a
miraculous escape. They had put in
charge and lit the fuse and were ascend.
ing in the bucket in shalt No : wheI The
bucket caught. Engineer Fred Buckler
at the surface reversed and lowered.
when the bucket caught again. They
Caught ladder and began its ascent.
when the ladder broke under their com.
bined weight and the men fell toward
the very spot they bad sought several
seconds before TO escape from. Sure
death stared them in the face, had II not
been that the ladder fell cross wise OF a
false plat sixteen feet above, over man
hole Yeriaa was on top Of the ladder
when 1t broke and fell to the rocky bot
tom. Jared. bu, sustaining no fracture.
The men were considerably shaken up
and all covered with mud Their inJui.
ies are sot thought 10 be serious. Had
they fallen through the manholc. both
would have been killed.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
C(l||N
Is Rich In Oil
OIL NEAR BOULDER.
IsAss Casiisid s.ys it's Here ssd Prepares
~ 3Srs For It.

Isass Casfisid says it's Here ssd Prpsrss
~ Bsrs Fer It.
Boulder is on the eve Of . coal oil
excitement. Options On land are being
rapidly taken up. Isaa. Garfield. who
located many Of the flowing wells Of
Florence. Colorado. finds conditions
around Boulder TO be very favorable to
the discovery Of oil Aow here He has
come to Boulder fully impressed with this
idea and prepared in monetary way to
back bis judgment.
Mr. Garfield represents the Boulder
Oil company. Of which John H. Poole,
president and general manager Of the
Denver Electric Light company. is
president. Mr. Hawkes., Of Colorado
Springs vice president. William F. Til
den. Of Colorado Springs, treasurer
Promosers Of the company were Hon. c.
w. Sanborn of this city and hts wealthy
and energetic nephew. Mr. G. W. Per
kins, Of Colorado Springs.
The company will first bore Tor oil
upon the farm Of Neil ID. McKenzie. op.
posi.e pleasant View school. three
miles northeast OF this city.
1, is expected to sink 2soo to 77oo feet
and the hole will be y inches in circum
ference a. the start. 8 inches until 1900
feet depth shall have been attained. and
6 inches fos the required depth beyond
1900 feet
Mr. Garfield said today thar he had or.
dsred the best machinery obtainable and
be has had experience. II was he who
bored the first successful oil veil Of Flor.
ence. He has had experience Tor thirty
ysava in boring Tor oil, both in Colorado
aad Pennsylvania and believes that con
ditions in the territory between Boulder
ana Erie are exceedingly favorable TO
the discovery Of oil 10 paying flows.
"At any rate. We ask nothing from any
citizen. We shall bore because our judg.
ment Is that this is a good oil country"
said be. II hrve expended s4.7oo in pre-
pasing Tor the work on the Mckenzie
ranch and it will Cost several thousands
more. We shall 60 until We find oil or
ascertain ii it Is no. there. Then We
shall bore IN some other place on lands
upoa which we have secured OF arc
hou% n seruye ootionS"
Mr. Can6eld's company is strong one
and be Is gentleman who reeds no in.
trOducsioa to the citizens Of Colorado.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
Mr. ALLEN LAUGHS.

Superintendent Allen OF the Boulder
Railway and Utility company announced
today that be had thirty fans and An
equal number Of new and modem
incandescent arc lights On the
way. Mr. Allen laughs at the
idea that his company has been but.
faloed." He will have the stockholders
in session with him next Monday night
and make public to those interested the
contracts that have been signed for light
ing. Forty men voluntarily came to the
Offices tod ~ aud asked to be connected
With the new company.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
STRUCK COAL.
1tss nsdy sf Ligssss sossd In New rtesds
ae EesA.

1tss Dsdy sf Ligss,s seasd In New rtssds
~ Essp.
Erie. Colo. May 1.-THE men Nho
have been drilling tor coal On the Ltsser
property. south Of the old Lister zine
workings. have struck vein Of coal six
fee, aud one inch thick. a. . depths ol
sixty two leet. The coal is eIeaa as1 oi
good quality.
Alfred Stevens and Alfred Mason. les.
sees Of the Lister property, are gsatiee
With their success The drilling viii
eoa,inue with redoqbled eneisy fos iwo
veins which will probably be eaeosa1er
ed at depth Of i3o feet. The 6ndtng
Of this coal viii ,nsar. ano,h.s rich zine
10 this camp and will g,vs work - \
pumber oi additional miners. a. the iwo
lessees will open working mine - ~ a
ss shaft can be sunk.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
CHRlSTY A LAWYER.


John w. Christy. for several years
deputy clerk OF the United States courts
Tor Utah. was Yesterday admitted to
practice as an attorney aa counselor-at-
law aad solicitor in chancery of the
supreme court Of Utah. Prior 10 coming
here Mr. Chnsty was tor many years Of
6cial stenoxrapher in the courts Of
Colorado. He does not expect to enter
Gpon the psactice Of Law foe time. but
will continue In his preseat capacity. ~
aA officer q the United States courts
here. Lake City Tribune. May u.
Mr. CAris.y vas formerly the efficient
stenogsapher Of the District court for
Boulder county.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
DEATH MADE EASY.

Pi,.sburg. Pa. Nay I6-Csrbonic acid
gas will be recommended 10 the next
legislature a. the means Of administer
lag the death penalty in this state. l, is
to be blown into the cell vhsn the con.
demned man is sleeping. 1t means a
plinlexs death,
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
ELKS VS.. ELkS.

On Elks day here next July Boulder
members propose to have = game with
the members Of the order expected to
come over for the day At the Chautauqua
II IS claimed that the Boulder members
can organize team which would put
the Props or varsity team to shame. Al
any rate. it will make iun and be an
event Of q great deal a interest. A
challenge will be issued to the Denver
lodge,
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
MONEY IN TUNGSTEN.

The Boyd mill is continually grinding
on ores from the great tungsten deposits
in the Miser group. Manager Williams
is shipping his concentrates and getting,
Si3o to 500 ton for them. He is con-
centrating about Eve tons into one. The
market for this useful mineral is still
active aud the industry promises to be
one Of the most profitable In this county.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
THE QUARTO CENTENNIAL.

The quarto centennial committee will
b called together At the earliest mo-
m mt Chairman M. S Whiteley and Sec.
= :t1sy Mofath can secure promises from
members to meet. The committee has
i npos ant work before il aod one Of It's
frss duties will be 10 select the commit.
tee to raise funds for the great three days
celebration. Announcement Of the date
will be made in the daily press Of the
citv.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
YOCKEY-- Y--SHARKEY.

The marriage Of Mr. Bert Yockey and
Miss Emma Sharkey occurred at the
brides residence on Dewey avenue, this
city. at s o'clock las, evening. Rev
Mr. States of the Adventist church ofic
iating, Relatives Of the contracting
parties were present. Mr. and Mrs VOC
key will make Boulder their home. re.
siding on Dewey avenue.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
THE coMPANY'S RAkE-oFF.

Washington. May I6-The street car
employees decided today 10 strike Aoa.
day Il the company insists uroa tbeir
paving sil Tor a uniform. They are
willing TO pay the price the Comp my
pays for them. which is fI1
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
pResBY1ERIANs IN SESSION.

Philadelphia. May I6-The Presby.
terian general assembly convened here
at II o'clock this morning. 1t listened
to the address Of the retiring moderator
aud then took recess until 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
FATAL TRAIN WRECK.

Eslis. Kas, Nay I6-The Usioa Pacific
freie ht train ran Of the track At Sharon
Springs this morning. Tso men we're
killed and thee are missing. The lals. ,
are supposed to have beea kal1e .
Daily camera., 1901-05-16

Our lioe OF hammocks is now displayed
and We invite you to call and eximine it
asd get our prices before purchasing
elsewhere. PAUL RAYMOND
Io3. 1914 18th St.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
MRS GAGE IMPROVED.

Washington. May I6-Mrs LIAM ]
Gage is much improved today.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
CARNEGIE GIVES MORE.

Glasgow. Scotland. May I6-Andrew
Carnegie has given the library assoeia
ton here too. 900 sterling.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
GERMAN TROOPS KILLED.

Pekin. May N-By the explosion oi .
magazine filled With powder At Kalcan
today seven German soldiers we're killed
and fifteen injured.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-08
Metne 9 eitre6unqen.

SrrIinnige Bel QnfGlen bon Sob
iuht gu bepa6en mag cine i6pere
Qufgabe iein, uRo bod msine i6, msis
ne SteQung &abp SeOern 9egeniiber
lei nod I9limmer gepeien. SsltIamer
Weiie faBte bic unielise aroBe 8Or>
liebe fir mid. Wenn i6 iie bstra6z
tete, 10 perGnoert, 10 piberli6, perz
mo6te i6 taum gu 9lauben, baB iie
ie ipteber Das be5aubernDe engeli60ne
Weien BON ebeoem iein niirbe. Mars
tia 6ebauptete, baB Tie in penigen Sas
gen politdnbis erbolt lei, unO Niss
manb ben leiietsn @rgppbn idDpfen
piiroe.
3utpeilen fannie mid 2abp Sspern,
bann pteber ni6t.
Isle iinb MtB Selling, unb i6 babe
Sic germ. Sat man Sbnen ssiagt,
mas mir feblt?"
pMun iagte mir, sic pGren frant,
i'd mD4te sic pflegen, bis sic pieOer
pobl iinO."
n9us peroe i9 ME mebr."
is mar ibr li9teiter Moment. gu
lpeilen tlammerte lie ii6 an mid unb
idrie, id miiBte ibr gu trintsn psrz
I9affen, man bielte tie gefangen uno
lIebe lie peri4madten.
glrmer SuIius! 10 IoQte iein Slid,
lein Gfrgei5, feline 2isbs enoeu!
&dbp Seoern's 3ultuno dnoerte Iib
nidt. Die @Gite ~be9unHen Ii6 gu per-
puroern Mplubp min 5ragsa su Be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-08

@ri4Dpft BON Der iiberItanbenen Ins1t
uno @nitrengun9 blteb Die Srau einise
Winuten r~egunsslps liesen, %pGbreno
Der Wann it9 gar ni6t pebrte. Wies
Der gu &rdften selanst, erbpb iih Die
Srau nit Dem Hepolper unb lief ba=
bon . Nun eilten bic SelDarbeiter our
STEELE, Inn bort ben Wiitberi6 tobt 81
finben; bic Srau bate Jpn nit benz
ubrrismen itransulirt. 4nfansltG
perbielt ii6 bas peniionsbureau se'
aeniiber ben @niprii9en Der Srau,
pel6e ibren Mann felbIt. erbroHelt
bate, ni6t bios ablebnenb, ionbern
ipolts iie ipedr Dem Strafridtsr iibers
untpprten, aIlein cine ei~ngebenoe I'm
teriudune lieB teinen 3peifel iibrig,
bab iie in Notbpebr sebanoelt bate,
unp jebt puroe ibr Die perlanste pen=
iipn bepiuigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-08
MuS Dem 2eben zines Numhss
fIuSfIerS.

Sn einem gu9e, tpsl6es cine ;3uz
iammeniteIung Der bduptIGdli6fter
CUR 3eit lebenben unb in Sdaubuoeu,
panoptiten u. |. 10. pielfa9 dusgsiteus
ten Wunoermeni9en bietet, finben mir
iiber ben betannten 4umpffiinitler
&obelfoff folsenbe @nsaben: 8pbels
toff purbe i'm Sabre 1851 in elmer
tleinen rufiii9en Stabt eebcren unb
atpar obne 4rme unb 8eine. Der
fleine Weltbirger, Der ii1 i'm ii6riaen
elmer suten @eiunbbeit e%rfreute, nuroe
nit grDbter @ufopferuns gepflest uno
aeittgte nitt nur tOrperlid, ipnoern
aud seiitis cine raf6e Gntpideluno.
Wtt Sebn Sabren fam er sllr peiteren
Nusbilbung gu einem msn16enfreunbz
lihen pfarrer. Dieter fam auf bic
aliidli9e Soee, bic feblenbe Sanb burd
a%eneiniame Qnpenbuns bon @unae
uno Irmitumpf - einen fol6en fat
&obeltoff an Der reftsn S6ulter =
au erieben. gluf biefe Weiie aelana es,
benz &naben oas S4reiben, Gfen nit
2Offel, MeHer unb @abel, iiberbaupt
ale Qrbeiten, bic bon nprmalen Menz
iHen nit ben Sdnbsn ausgefiibrt
lperpen, bei3ubrinsen. Stint Sabre
lebte aobeltoff BEL benz pfarrer, bann
ipuroe er bon einem MenassriebefiBerI
fur bic Neiie %en9agiert unb frat 1872
gum eriten Male in petersburg Offents
lid auf. Seitoem bat Der plumbers
meni4 9ana europa bur6reift unb
iiberaa Das erOBte QufIeben erreat.
Spbeltoff lit felt benz Sabre 1876 pers
beiratbet, feline Srau Itammt aus
Wien. Der &iinitler lit Ssmperen3ler,
er lebt nur BON Mil8, s6ee unb
Sleii4, Die er reselmdbig breimal am
Gage gu iia nimmt; i~iberbaupt pera
lduft iein gan5es 9eben glei6mGBig
ipie bur9 elm ubrpert reguliert. Seine
Ru6eitdtte lit elm tleines, elmer Wiege
Gbnli6es 8ett, oas ii9 ettpa 40 gentt.
meter iiber benz 5ubboben erbebt unb
in bas er iid pbne iebe 8eibilfe bins
einle9t uno eS AUDI obne Silfe ipieber
psrlGBt. aobeltOff's itete 8egleiteriH
lit feline prtpatequipage, elm bretrGbz
riaer 8inoerpasen, Der bur6 bier
SanO9riffe in bic 9abnpagsuns per-
laben piro uno BORN our9 GorbGnge
peridloRen lit, um benz publitum
Ddbrsno Der Reiie ben Ginblid Su
perpebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-08
Ser neme bairii@c SteieI.

Der nere rbairiIds Sieisl", Der
HGubsr Mattbias &neibl, ma6t ben
bairilhsn 9ebOrben bel gu idaffen.
lleberal tarft err auf, fGlt einiame
Wunberer an, erlei6tert lie BON ihrer
9aari9aft, tebrt in einiamen Wirtbe
ihaften elm, uno ebe bic 8enoarmerie
eriGeint, lit er i'm romantii4en Wdl>
pesbunfel peri1punpen. Seit elmer
Wpde, i6reibt bic 8erliner Rational
seituns" bonn 8. DECEMBER, madt Der
flii1tise MGuber bic 8eeenben bel
a9trg, Maiia9, 9rud, 4iha6, Dos
dau unii6er. Die Sur4t Der 8auern
lit 10 srob, baB iie nun nod trupppeiie
srDbere Wsee MAIDEN, unb oab 4benos
iih Riemano unbspaffnet aus benz
SauIe paet. Dim 2. Sttober periibte
8neibl, Der erit 25 Sabre alt lit, in
Sberbirnba6 einen &aub, Bel ipel6em
linn pfanbbriefe bon $500 Mart unb
baarss 9slb in bic SGnbs fielsu. Dim
porisen 9ienstas purbe er in Paar
bon einem 9iiflsrsIobn, Ssib, Bel
einem Oiebitabl iiberraI9t unb CAB
auf bieien einen S9uB ab. SeiB lit
inspiIfen %seitorbsn. Sass pprber
bate Der Hduber ii9 ~unbebellist in
4iha1 berumgetrieben, einen Suns
bertmartiGein pe9ieln laIen unb TO-
oar einen 8arbierlaoen aufgeiu6t. Sa
er Elm breildufiees 9eipebr BEL iid
fi6rt, bas er niemals aus Der 5ano
legt ,ideint man i'm fir einen Sdser
aebulten 81 BADEN. aueibl bat augen.
i6einli9 piele quite 9etannte unb Ssl<
~fersbelfer in tpeitem umtrsife, penn sr
1T in beri9ieoenen 8%auernbOfen be-
herberst unb betDitigt poroen, ioa
audi an me6reren Srten seitpblsne
Sabrrdoer bereit iteben baben. Witten
in Der Nadt BON Sonntas auf Mpn,
tag fam er 5u 3ab Dor einem einia>
men 8%auernbuuie nabe BEL 8rud an
uno lieB iid &affee MAIDEN. Der Be-
flyer itidte einen Na6barn our Sen
barmerie; aber Der HGuber tpar mitts
lerrpsile idOn i'm naben @ebDl5e pers
i6punben. Neuerbinss 1T er in Der
WaiIafer 9egeno in llnterI6peius
bod, benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der beriiGs
tigtsn Samilie 90it = bon Der elm
Sobn unb Elm 9ruoer Der Srau pegsn
i6peren OiebItabls i'm 3uttbaus5e
iiben = geieben pOroen. Die 4ufres
sung unter Der YepDlterung 1T bsrart,
baB Radts ii9 Niemano mebr auf Die
GtraBe pagt. Die ~18idbrise So6tsr
bes 8Dit, bic 8eliebte pes &ueibl,
bient in unterIhpeinbad BEL einem
8auern. 9as Saus Der Samilie W0it
pirb iebt bon ben 9epObnsrn Inter
IGpeinbad's sefiirdtet unb semiebsn.
3um 3pete zines einbeitliden 8prs
asbsns BEL Der Streife nad benz balp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-08
Yeniton fur eiucn SoDHmlaa.

He6t abIonberlider Natur limb in
mand)en SGlen bic @eranlaTunaen,
auf 9runo pelher Snfel Sam in
Ieiner bel miBbrau6ten Sreiaebiqfeit
cine Peniion bepiaist bat, allein eins
sig biirfte Der 5aa baiteben, bab elmer
Spolatenfrau, bic ibren Mann nit
ibren eigenen SGnben, tpenn audi pbne
qbii4ts erpiirst bat, bic seIeBlide
peniion bon SO pro Monat suaeitanz
ben pOrpen 1T. OisIsr 5aG, Der erit
CANA tiir8li6 CUR Gntidsiouns ses
lan9te, itiiBt iib auf bic folssnbsn
0orgGnge. Sin Soloat bes 6. Bum
sssGapaleriea Regiments, Der Elm Sc
fppbnbeitsidufer mar, bate ii1 zines
Sages pieoer einen &anonenrauI6
an9etrunten unb als er ii6 in bieiem
.3uitanbe befano, ipurbe er um IL llbr
Wittass bon ieiner 5rau aufsefprbsrt,
gu Sii6 au fcmmen. Sieie @%uffors
oeruns lieb Der 8~etrunfene unbeants
%lportet, aber na6bem aae Qnberen bas
Mabl beenbet batten, perlanste sr BON
ieiner Srau, bab bieielbe ibm iofort
@Hen bereite. 4nfdnsli9 peiserte Iif
bic Srali, allein iie fam bon 5ur6t
erfillt, idlieBli9 benz 8ebot bod nd6.
Wdbreno Die Srau nit benz Slid
psdsn beI6Gftigt mar, brad Der I'm
bplp bon Mann ppllenos log. Gr
~iberbGufte pas Weib nit S6impfs
worten unb unter f6redli6en Sill
den idlug er bic misunderstanding gu
Yoben, inbem er ougleih i9por, baB
er ibrem 2eben Elm Gnoe MAIDEN tperoe.
@ri6rsdt lief Die Srau aus benz
Sauie unb in Der @bii6t, irgenbpo
Shub gu iu6en, rannte lie auf elm
bena6bartes Selo, no mebrere Wdn-
ner nit pfliisen bei6Gftist paren.
0iefe flebte iie INN 9eiitanb an. allein
pbns Grfolg, benin bic Wqnner ertlGrs
ten, nit benz bstruntenen llnbolo
ni6ts anfansen gu tOnnen. SnSpis
i6en bate Der 2ebtere iein tleines
ainb ersrifien unb ii9, nit bieiem i'm
@rme, auf elm pferb geporfen, INN
feline Srau gu perfolgen. Oils er lie
eingebolt bate, bat lie i'm flebentli6,
ibr nidts gu 2eibe gu tbun, aber ipiloe
Slil9e parsn bic @ntpprt bes Mana
nss, Der ouslei6 ieinen Repolper Spg
unb, nafbem er bas &inb auf bic
@rbe esporfen bate, iein Pferb an
Ipornte, nm bic Srau ni%sberaureiien.
Oabsi ma6te bas pferb einen Seitens
iprung unb Der Wann. Der iein Weib
nit benz Hepolpertolben nieoeri9lasen
polte, fiel aus Dem Sattel. SIN
Stura mari sr Die Srau gu 8oben,
bod iprans bieie ihnea pieber auf
unb mari ii6 ouf ben Wann, UNI linn
S'n Repolper 81 entreiben. Sn benz
Iin e%ntipinnenben Sanosemenss err
idbte iie cine geflodtene 2eoeridnur,
IN peldsr Der Mdnn feline ubr I'm
D n Sails befsitiat trus unb Die nit
'nsr laufsnben Shlinge rsrlsbeu mar.