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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17

@rel. Die Sampfidsemiible ber
9ebriper Saibaroier, i'm S9oppader
8iertel eelesen, perbrannte pGbreno
Der Na6t pom 5reitag auf Samstas.
Mtbus. Sier brad eegen balb
9 ubr 4benbs, leBten Samstas, eins
Seuersbtunit aus i'm 9aufe Oe6arb
on Der RooinseritrcBe. Se9s SAINT
lien pobnteu i'm 9dufe. Gbe bic
Seuertpebr an Srt unb Stele fam,
mar Iles in Stdub unb Mf9e.
Mnifon. @m Sonnersfdg
brannte bic 9ebaufuns bes Mebsers
&lein nieber. MQes lit perii9ert.
3 It n Of. gnbe poriser Wo4e
Fat elm Batter ieinen Sobn bier eritos
9en. Der Batter besesnete ndmli9
ieinen brei S0bnen, pel9e betrunten
fpareu. Gr madte ibnen 8orniirfe.
sic a6er mibbanbelten ben Batter.
Dieter, erSiirnt, ersriff bas Mefer
idtug ramit nm ii9, uno elmer Der
SDhne fiel als 2ei6e nieber. Wieber
elm Spfer Der Sruntenbeit.
Warna6 Of. Sier itarb am II.
Hopember mad LANCER seouloig ertraz
oener 4rantbeit, Der pobla6tbdre
Subertus 2sjeune, I'M 70. 2ebensz
iGbre. gr mar in Der ean5en Sberz
Sauers@ esenb ala elm frommer uno
broper Mann befannt. Sein 8es
srGbniB fano unter GROCER Sbeilnab,
me am 20. leBten Wrnats ftatt.
Meir Size. Im 10. Hos
pember sesen 6 ltbr Morgens pers
brnnnten bic SGufer Der Wterer Sac.
quet s., Renaub 6. unb Hemp 5.
Sas @ieb uno einise M0bel tpurben
gerettet.
arel. Gin 3usfiibrsr, Ramens
8anbenhppe in paris sebiirtis, in iets
ner Suseub In 2puslier fpobn6aft,
felt lansen Sabrsn in 9riiHel Norbs
babnfof Itationirt, fam ieBten Sonns
taa nit benz perionenaus 1902 lbr,
pslher eesen IL llbr Morsens in
@rsl einlGuft. gei 2abiilpe = 5tpi.
f6en 9riihel unb Sttianies = belt
Der 3ug an elmer SignalI6eibe neil
am 9abubof 2dbilpe elm porberigsr
@itersus entsleiit uno bic Selsiie
nitt frei tparer. Der 3u9fiibrer
polIte Die llriahe pisies Saltsns piiz
fen unb, neil i~turter Nebel mar. ities
er aus rem padpasen, nm mad, benz
S'nnalpofen gu 9eben. 4ls er bier
@rttnSiguns erbalten bate, tebrte er
auriid, berwidslts fid absr bic SUB.
in sin9m Sraht, fieI auf einen pfabl
unb itarb slei9 ua4bsr. Gr mar erit
| "a Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17
z,,xem1t,,rner o~Sa,ette, pieastae, nrn II. pese,rbrr 1901.

Stpur gpuntp; iie erparten ndditc
WpGe lire Seimrsile dnSutreten.
Serr Soispb GrnIter BON Gale
bonia, Minn., beftnbet iih BEL ieinem
S9paser Dom. 0eiler in Maripn
Sopnihtp duf 8efu6 unb faGs er
ettpas pdfenbes finbet, bsabii9tist er
iid bier cine Jarm gu taufen. Serrn
grniter gefdat es Tier iebr gut unb
Dirb er IGn9ere 3eit bier perpeiIen.
Der iunse Ni9olas 8eder, pels
der fir Srn. Gensler. nabe Hemien
pohnbaft, arbeitet, bate lebten Sreis
tag bas nnsliid nit einem pferbs 81
itiiraen uno 5ng er fi4 einen 8einz
bru9 su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17
GtoneGith Su., II. Dso. 1901.
Wertber 6err @onner!


Shou fpieber bat Der unerbitterlthe
Sob bic bier pobnenbe Samilie 8eb
beimsefutt. Dor flint Mondten itarb
Matbias 8eb faft zines plDsliden
Sobes, feds Woden barauf elm gnfel
BON ibm unb biesmal Mi4ael Beg,
tpelter auf traurise Weiie um's 2eben
fam. MiGael purDe am rs. Nopema
Der in Der Stalltbiire bon elmer Sub
erbfiidt. gr litt fprhtbare S4mert
sen BIB Spnntdg, ben 8. DECEMBER.
als Der Sob i'm bon ieinen Geioen
erlDffe. Mue &unit Der 4er5te tonnte
i'm nidt lGnaer am 2eben erbalten.
Yer 8eritorbene mar ~ Sabre alt
unb tpurbe 81 Walpbilig, &dnton
Gdtsrna9, 2~uremburg, seboren. gr
tam i'm Sabre 1883 nd6 Mmerifd
rnb lisb ii9 bier in Gtone Gitp nieber.
mo er Ieitber i'm Steinbru4 arbeitete
unb fid Elm fleines 0ermDsen erparb.
Gr binterl1bt feline trauernbe Gattin,
feline Sp9ter Barbara, IL Sabre alt,
nnb feiren Sobn Wdtbias i'm Glitter
bon Is Sabren, fofpie folsenoe @es
f9niftsr Sran3 Beg in Stone Gitb.
Yster unb Maria in Dubuque, Grau
Nid Saflem in Cascade unb Sobann
peter uno Wagbalena in Walbbiais,
2uremburs. MOse er ruben in Srtes
ben! 9ieber 9eisr bette eth 1aters
unier fiji i'm.
M9tungspou
9. s.
RelIogs, Minn.. ben II. Dea. '01.
9r. q. 9onner. Hebaftsur!
S1 min sic hermit bena1ri1ti-
aen, pab i9 am 8. Oe5ember eiuen
Brief BON meinem Nsffen, peter
Srierpeiler (Sobn meiner S6peiter),
~empfangsn babe, Der ndmlih pfarrsr
bon 8odbols, 2urcmburg, iuar, no er
iiber flint Sabre ntrtte, Chen tpie id)
berItebe, Sic periDnlih tennen gelerHt
baben i'm @tbenGum au 2uremburg)
baB er ii9 am z. DECEMBER IN Intz
iperpsn eini4iffte, NIT benz neuen
Dampfsr .@aterlanb" Der rReb Star
Cine" mad Ga groHe, mis-, no 8iz
fdpf S9pebad i'm an elmer pafanten
pfarrei, nit Namen Horstpine, na6e
maribfielb, @pob gpuntp, Wis., ans
ftelen tpirb.
adtunsspoG
SDEn 8ri6er.
Relogs, Minn.
Ghicaso Sl., Is. Dea. 1901.
Wsrtber 9err Conner!
Sn grpfpn ppint, 2ate gpuntp,
Snb., itarb am 8. DECEMBER, Srau
Barbara S6mib, seb. Sboul, i'm
Otter ben rs SabIen, poblpsrieben
NIT ben 81. Gterbeiatramenten. sic
mar gu 8ett- nborf BEL Sietira, Gus
rsmburs, ssboren uub fam i'm Sabre
1869 NIT ibrem eriten 9Gtten, Nito-
laus @Gles aus Nieperfeulen, pelher
ihr Dor pielen Sabren i'm Sooe pprz
aussins, mad Mmsrita unb lieb bic
ssamilie fi1 Suerit in Sisb Hibse Bel
G6icaso nieoer. BON mo ite na6 eini,
aen Monaten lad gropn point iibers
fiepelts. Der eriteR Gbe sntlproHen
fieben &inber, popon nod bret am
2eben iinb. ndmliG Srau Manbsr.
fdeib unb Sruu 8erpid bon Gbieaap
unb Srau Boiling bon ct. Sobn, Sno,
Sbr 3peiter @atte nur Daniel
Sdmib. eebiirtis aus Noiem, Regiss
runssbe3irt Srier, ipelber Dor unges
eineN Sabre itarb. 4ud bisisr
'@be entiproHen iieben 8inber. tpopon
arpei bic Mutter iibsrleben, nGmlid
Nifolas S6miB auf Der Tarm Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17
Gipiltanb Der Stapt
Surem burQ.

9eburten. - 8. Npp.: Wiaria
@fiiobetb, 3. b. Peier &Oufi, Glen,
blbnbeamter. TO-: Margaretba. Z.
b. Sphann peter 9erpeour, @eIdGfts-
aehiilee. H.: War1oretba S~oisstins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17

Gltern unb Srau Selten bon Gbicdgo.
4uberbem binterldbt ie 30 gnftls
timber unb biele @ei9rpiIter unb @ers
fpanbten in WisconIin. Die 8eritors
bene mar cine edit driitli6e Satin
uno Mutter unb sea9tet uno geltebt
bon lqsn, bic iie tannten. Sus Yea
arGbniB fanb unter GROCER 8etheilts
sung auf benz ct. Marien : 9ottesi
ader gu Gropn Yoint, itatt. Woge
iie ruben in Srieeen! Den tranerna
ben S..nterbttebenen unier ber5li4es
9eileio!
- (Lk..SxAn 1895
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-17


@rmen 800 ST., ben S9ultinoeru
$50 Gr. uno benz GeIangperein 15C
Hr. gei4entt. 9lud bat er cine nam
bate Summe fir bic Musf6miidunc
unierer Stride 9esebcn unb cine b.,
oeutenbe 9eloIumme fir bic 4nidlf.
flung elmer Srssl anb bic Grridtunc
zines Muiifforps in Musii6t geitelt
MDsbort %. Npp. 4ls beut,
Moraen bic S6ulmdbhen aus bel
Sduie in pettinser anlaneten, febrt(
Der Mae,er probit nit Stpet @eipanr
Bferben eben bonn Selbe beim. Sin
pferb, elm iunees Sbter, f4lus aus
unb traf bic a9tiGbfise Scooter Mar.
auretba Der Gbeleute 9utentduf DOR
bier 70 unsliitlid an ben aopf. BAT
bas Stirnbein braD. bas @ebirn Der.
leBte unb bas 2inb beiinnunsslc;
purbe. Sds unsliidli6e 3inb erlac
in Der Ha6t ietneu 8erlebunsen.
@ttelbrii d, Is. Npp. Ssut
Mpreen reri6ieo unter uniGaliher
S1msrsen an ben Solsen Der erlittea
men 8ranopunben bic 5iGbrise So:
hanna @enaler, Die So6ter bes biefi,
gen SGglDbners Better 9englsr'
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lie 'i6 am Stubenpfen gu I6offer
madte, fi1 grGblid perbrannt bate
8repenmaher r, 30. Hop. 5r
peter Sltnser, unier tii6ttser Sbsr.
primdrlebrtr. lit gum S9ulinIpefto,
bss SeSirtes @iiB ernaut porbsG
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fditniBmGbis jung. nit biefer mid
iicen STEELE betraut pprben lit. =
9lm 9'nstug fonb fier bic @ermih
lrnasfeisr nes 5ru. 4lphons @si6
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-07-03
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Ac,ion-M Wei, & Co vs. Louis Lumbeck and
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OFFICIAL RECORDS.


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Balance to Fourth Of July fund~$ $50
II. l.. NEILL,
Chairman I. O. O. +. Finance Com.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-07-03

The most powerful and popular explo'
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New-York tribune., 1901-01-14
INTERESTED IN THE REPORT.
OF Mr.. MORGAN TO PURCHASE CON-
TRoL OF THE CARNEGIE COMPANY

The report printed in The Tribune yesterday
that J. Pierpont Morgan and the group of capt.
talists associated with him are negotiating for
the purchase Of control of the Carnegie COM
pany. and also 10 bring all the big steel
panies into agreement under so-caIled COM
munity control, caused great deal of comment
yesterday. Mr.. Morgan would not talk about
the matter and Andrew Carnegie declined TO be
seen. Several prominent steel men. however.
consented to talk.
You will recall" said one Of them. that H.
C. Frick at the time he undertook the transac-
ton the ablest, most widely known and most
widely trusted steel man IN the country, with
the possible exception OF Andrew Carnegie once
started in to buy out Andrew Carnegie's inter-
ests Mr. Carnegie gave him option. Mr..
Frick, with all his resources and with the pres
tige OF his reputation, unable to get the
money to swing the deal. Why? Because the
amount involved so gigantic that no bank
ing concern, capitalist and hardly a group
OF capitalists, could effect IL. I doubt whether
Mr.. Morgan, with his vast resources, swing
this transaction, although 1 can see how desir-
able IL is and what vast amount could be saved
and what the wide, sweeping result would be-"
Another well known steel man said: IT don't
doubt that the time will come when the DOM
inant men Of all Of the large companies will be
brought together on a board having general
supervision of all the companies. This will be
in its line much what the Joint Traffic Associa-
ton was to the railroads. For any one man or
group Of men TO start out TO buy in all the steel
companies in the country would be a task prac-
tically impossible"
Despite these remarks as announced In The
Tribune yesterday. sources generally we'll in
formed say that Mr.. Morgan and his associates
are trying TO bring about community control Of
all these big steel companies and that the Car
negfe company is the first to be reckoned with.
Whether in the end they will find that the task
is too big even for them, cannot, Of course, be
fOretod.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-14

HIS MOTHER BRUTALLY BEATEN-NEGRo
ACCUSED OF AIDING IN THE CRIME.

Portland, Me-. Jan. 13.-Thomas c. Moshier a
farmer. twenty-five years old. was murdered
and his mother, Mrs. Rufus Moshier seventy
two years old, was brutality assaulted at their
home, in Gorham, Saturday evening, by two
men who forced entrance into the Moshier
home with the evident intention OF robbery
The men ransacked the house. taking what valu-
recognized a negro. About noon to-day WILL
lam Hands, a negro twenty-five years old, was
arrested at Scarboro. while walking in the direc-
ton Of Boston In his possession were found a.
bloodstained razor marked with Moshier's name
$40 in money consisting chiefly of bills which
were also stained with blood, and a watch His
hands and clothing were soiled and bloody. The
man admits having been at the Moshier farm
house, and says he left his companion in Port
land. The story of the crime as told by Mrs
Moshier, is as follows
She and her son had eaten their supper when
a knock was heard at the door No attention
was paid TO It. and soon after the kitchen win
dows forced in and two men, one of whom
was a negro. jumped into the room.
Moshier grappled with the white man. and the
negro knocked down the woman, striking her a
terrible blow the head with stick She
begged for her life and after striking her again
After the men left the house Mrs. Moshier went
70 the house of Freeman Richardson and the DO
lice OF this city, going to the farm, found the
body of Moshier in the parlor covered with blood
snd with the head beaten almost to a ielly
Everything Of value was missing
New-York tribune., 1901-01-14
BUSINESS BOOMING IN TUTUILA.
NATIVES HAPPY AND CoNTENTED UNDER
AMERICAN RULE.

TutuiIa Samoa, Jan. 1.-The money, amounting to
over Sal coo, which the governments OF Great
Britain Germany and the United States promised
10 pay the Samoans for the surrender Of their arms
after the last war. Is being distributed. There
is yet large number of guns held by the samoans
Of German Samoa. and Governor Solf has issued
orders requesting the delivery of all guns held by
natives TO the Government before the end of the
month.
Nataafa. of JJpola. who sent TO the conference Of
TutuiIa for A contribution of 1000 fine mats. de-
mand which amounted to extremely large sum
IN Samoan reckoning. asserts that his act was not
a noIitfcaI one. but account of family relation
shin The German Governor has called Mataafa TO
task for it,
Tba Cerman Government has demanded all taxes
from, property holders in prior to the an
nexation and covering the period of the last war
The Germans have received all the assets OF the
late Governor including lands buildings and cash.
hut have declined to pay acknowledged debts one
~ which is a debt due Seumanatafa by the late
Governor for about 5000. Nevertheless, the Gov
ernment has collected taxes for Seumanatara whicn
accrued prior to the hoistng of the German flag
In Tutuila under United States rule. business
arsairs are booming The traders doing more
than double their previous business, and the ma
tives are contented and happy. They are the envy
of their cousins in the neighborng islands
The natives of Fagatoga town. ADJOINING tne
Government property, have agreed 10 give up tnS
whole of the beach front. and stretchIng several
chains inland, to the GoVernment Ior l NJ
buildings and a reservation. With the money they
hope 10 get from the GoyernmenI tro tnS S,
land. They will also ship their houses TO the
ground.
been begun. but the Treasury will not permit OF
completion & at the present tps Psor, has nas axss
The U. S. s Aberenda is still IN New-Zealand
visit to the Western District and was well re-
ceived by the chiefs During his visit several ma
tive disputes were settled.
The British and American residents OF German
Samoa are gradually leaving the country.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-14

RESULT OF GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION
TwENTY-FOUR INDICTMENTS FOUND
MAYOR CENSTRED.

St. Louis. Jan. 1s-The final report OF the Grand
Jury, composed of prominent business men. who
have been investigating municipal matters. has
been returned Twenty-four indictments. only four
OF which, for minor crimes. made public. we're
handed down The rest. which against persons
not yet in custody withheld Among the
twenty indictments is against official of the
House OF Delegates who is charged with attempt
ing to bribe State witness against men accused
of highway robbery He will be served with
bench warrant Monday.
1.-THE Post-Dspatch'' says Of the report:
Accompanying the indictments was the report of
police bribery and election fraud charges together
Criticisms on the conduct of the Police Department
Lack of cooperation between the Board OF Police
censure corrupt use Of the police in politics. drawn
from instances during the last election as inveSu &
Connection meeting at the Planters Hotel preced-
sne heas sf sGd mers ds
cussed the instructions TO be given to the police IN
publican administration. is stigmatized as repre-
The iuryrnen throw up their hands when they
that portion of their report treating Of the
snY scYoS fTges hey ana dismiss the 0 charges
simply appalling by reason Of their Iultsude De and and
Of corruption that the jury expresses ITSELF as
utterly ,Sa 5sd 70 3 cope S Tsa bar tas
short chapter Of censure is devoted to the fal az.
PG Police of 6sr as haXoT S Witch H he IS an ahe
by law. The jury says that opposite political Gr-
atons are no excuse for the persistent and. to
them studied absence of the city's chief executive
Wineroom evils are branded being among the
worst iniuuities OF municipal life and the evident
failure of the police 20 crush this violation OF good
morals receives brief but sharp rebUke.
The condition of the city's eleemosynary institu-
tions is classed wretched. What the juryrlen
saw during personal visits these places is paint
ed in the most deprecatory manner. and the kind
of administration OF public affairs making possible
such conditions is referred in ironical strain
The report SAYS that enforced economies and
overcrowding carried TO such extreme
that so far as they relate TO methods they have
made it necessary to employ there Is uncomfort-
ably close relation between the lack OF funds and
crime.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-14
DELAY IN ACTION on CHARTER.
TO SEND SIGNED REPORT TO
GOVERNOR oDEII.

Albany Jan. 13-There has been some surprise
the fact that although the Legislature has
been in session for more than week. there has
been report from the New-York City Charter
Revision Commission. This report should come 10
the Legislature through Governor Odell. It was
sent complete to Governor Roosevelt before his
term OF office ended, and by him should have been
transferred TO the incoming Governor for trans
mission. II now develops that Governor Roosevelt
took away with him the officially signed report and
only left Governor OdeH unsigned To
rectify this Governor OdeI has asked for an
officially signed copy and expects IT will be here by
Monday, when he will Immediately transmit ii to
the Legislature. Asked what. IL any. recommenda- a
tons he would make in transmitting H. Governor
Odell said:
II shall send II to the Legislature without COM
ment and let that body thrash 1t I shall. how
ever, examine carefully any proposed legislation
and allow the presentation Of all views the sub
ject Of charter amendment"
II is understood that the old school controversy
which took up such great part of last years
session. will be renewed this year If an attempt is
made to carry out the provisions of the amend
The foes of Capitalization OF the school system will
fight the Commissions suggestions and advocate
decentralization. or. they term It, home rule for
the boroughs. The Commissions suggestion prac-
tcally repeals the Davis bin of last year, so bit
terly fought for by the teachers.
The Commission believes that its recommends
that piecemeal legislation should not ensue. This
view, however, is not believed be shared by the
majority in the Legislature, for It is understood
that there Is strong disapproval of the suggested
amendment which puts the Mayors term of office
It is also alleged that there Is concerted party
disapproval OF the section Of the amendments that
National convention. II is called to mind that
OF late years the leading lights of all convention
and such PROVISION would serve to
known faces from the party conventions