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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
German Tariff War With Hayti.

Berlin. April 19.-Official statistics
published by the Reichsanzeiger re.
garding the foreign trade of 1900
within the German tariff union show
imports aggregating 6,O42 100000
marks, as against 5.784, 900, 900
marks for 1899, and exports aggre-
eating 4.753, 100000 marks, as against
4,368 900. 900 marks In 1899.
A tariff war with Hayti has now
formally begun. The Bundesrath has
confirmed the increased duties upon
coffee, cocoa and dye woods from
Hayti.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
An Arizona Feud

Phoenix. Arizona. April 19.-Sherifl
Ed. Beeler Of Apache County. we'll
known throughout the southwest,
was ambushed and killed in a fight
over a month ago. News of the bloody
fight has just reached here. Bceier
fell MORALLY wounded by voliey from
behind a stone wall. At first it was
believed that Beeler was the victim OF
cattle-rustlers. against whom he had
made a long and bitter warefare. but
later 1t developed that they were
friends of a man whom Beeler had
killed who had sworn to avenge his
death.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
Foreyt Reserves.

Washington. April 1.-THE secre'
tary of the interior has announced
his intention Of turning over the ad.
ministration of the national forest re.
serves to the forester of the depart
ment of agriculture. This great body
of lands embraces some $4,000. 900
acres, and its scientific and practical
administration Is matter OF ma
tional importance. since the area In.
cludes the sources Of hundreds OF
rivers and streams.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
PosroFFIcE MUST ALSO MOVE.
Effect Of Sale Of Thurston Courthouse
for state Capitol.

OLYMPIA. Wash, April 1S.-Conse.
quent upon the states purchase of the
ThurstOn county courthouse, the com
missioners of this county are laboring
to select site for new building.
and discussing plans as to the cost of
the new structure. Many propositions
have been submitted to the board,
some of the offers made being In
the firm of business buildings already
erected and now occupied. 1t IL ex-
pectsd that the question will be def.
nitelY settled this week.
Amther matter of a similar nature
that Is causing considerable interest in
this city Is the location of the post
office The postoffice is now in the
courthouse. but. like the county Of
Aces, a new location must be found.
It is generally thought the postofice
will go considerably further down
town into the business district.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25

Valparaiso. Chile. April 19.-The
government Is awaiting information
from the Chilean minister in Buenos
Ayres before protest Is made
against repeated invasion of Chilean
territory by citizens of Argentina.
There have been invasions In Seno
de la Ultima and Esperanza, near
Punta Arenas.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25

New York, April 19.-Work on a
target to cost about $4,000 will be
begun at the Brooklyn navy yard
in day or two. The target, which Ia
to test the relative strength Of the
Gathmann torpedo gun and the regu.
lar army 12-inch rife. will duplicate
a section of the battleship Iowa In
resisting power. It will be faced
with armor-plate IL inches thick
hardened by the Krupp process. When
finished it will be moved to Sandy
Hook, where the trial will take place.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
Our Interest in Corea.

Washington. April 19.-Neither the
Russian authorities nor the state de.
partment officials have received any
word concerning the reported Russo.
Japanese negotiations relating to
Corea. There is no indication. how.
ever, that the United States feels any
concern. for about the only interest
this government would have in the
matter is that of keeping our com.
merce with Corea unobstructed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
Conditions In Porto Rico.

Ponce, Porto Rico, April 18.-The
chamber Of commerce met yesterday
in response to a special call and dis
cussed the commercial and general
conditions Of the island. The admin.
istration of Porto Rico was criticised
and it was resolved to cable to Wash
ington. denying the statements of Gov
ernor Allen and Secretary Hunt in re-
gard to the prosperity OF Porto Rico
The chamber of commerce of Ponce
also telegraphed to the chambers OF
commerce of San Juan and Mayaguez
to cooperate ON similar lines.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25

New York, April 1S.-Forage in the
hold of the submerged Rawlins is Civ.
ing rouble to the wreckcrs who are
trying to raise the transport out of
the mud of the East River bottom.
Several hundred bushels of grain and
as many bales of hay and straw for
the army in Cuba and Porto Rico have
swollen so that the divers at work
have difficulty in moving them. The
Rawlns was sunk at her pier last
Wednesday in an attempt to extin.
guisl q fire In her hold amidships.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
Unquarded Valuables.

Phoenix. Ariz. April 1.-THE death
here of Mrs. Robin Iche reveals the
fact that unconcealed and unguarded
in her house was great wealth in
jewels and precious stones. The hris
band Of the woman is in Jail await
ing trial for insanity. and the sheriff
has taken charge of the jewelry, the
estimated value of which is not less
than $4,000. HRS. Iche has sister
in Birmingham. England, the wife q
a great coal operator.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
Proceeds Of Arid Land Sales.

Washington. April 1.-THE propo'
sition to devote the proceeds from
the sale OF the arid public lands to the
construction OF irrigation works is one
which should commend itself to every
interest. The West should OF course
support 1t as unit. and there can
certainly be no reasonable opposition
In the East to allowing the West the
use OF it's own funds in the improve
ment of its property.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
Deputies Appointed.

Seattle, April 19.-Frank II. Rich.
ards. recently appointed United
States marshal at Nome. today an.
nounced his first appointments. Mr..
Richards has selected w. r. Forrest.
of this city, to be his chief deputy
and Isaac Evans, of Tacoma, to be
once deputy at Teller City, about 80
miles from Nome. The official head.
quarters of the marshal's ONCE will
be at St. Michael but he will proba.
bly, spend the greater part OF his time
at Nome, where court is almost con.
Stantly In session.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
British Columbia Gold Rush.

Vancouver, B. c., April 18.-Another
gold rush is causing some excitement
In the boundary district of British Co
lumbia. During the past few days.
Rock Creek and its tributaries have
once more attracted placer gold hunt.
large returns. and the revival of min
ing Is the result of recent gold dis.
coveries below the historic Whites
bar. on this creek.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
10 Riahtfully Theirs.

Washington, April 1.-THE millions
and tens of millions Of dollars which
the government has received from the
West through the sale of its public
lands. give that half Of the continent
the right to exrect liberal assistance
from Uncle Sam in the reclamation
of it's remaining arid lands which
only require the building Of storage
reservoirs to make fertile and pop
ulOuS,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-22

contract nurse; Georgia Smithwick,
contract nurse; Mr.. E. w. Lang; Mrs.
j. ]. Emery; Mrs. w. C. Johnson; Mrs
A. F. Prescott; Miss McGreggor; Mrs
Hawley; Mr.. w. B. Atwell, u. m;
Mr.. Frank McGreggor; Mr.. c. H. N
Levy; Mrs. Jackson; Mrs. j. M. Bur-
roughs; Mr.. r. 1. McKissik; William
Cation, blacksmith Q. M. D.; A. M. Bur-
ton. teamster Q. M. D.; George Won
derby, teamster Q. M. D.; A. w. Porter,
checker Q. M. d.; G. H. Walsh, butch
er Q. M. D.; Paul Keegat, discharged
u. S. N; A. T, Gladissee, civilian; Ser
geant j. Healey, retired Company L,
Third Artillery; Sergeant Jose Rodri-
guez, retired band, Sixth Artillery;
Mrs. Eugene Coffin Jr-; Mr.. w. N.
Wanammaker Mr. F. e. Frazier; Mrs.
A. j. Woude; Mr.. j, S. Grant Mrs. NJ
Q. Raysor; Mrs. j. A. Leitch and child;
Hugh Connell, seaman u. S. A. T. S.;
Fred Watermeie, coal passer u. S. A
7. S; seventeen discharged crew u. S.
A. Il. St. Mark; j. Schlicht, discharged
u. S. N: A. f. Atkins, Q. NJ. d.: VIII
liam l.. ellis subsistence department.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-22
Fool WITH A GUN
SHOOTS A GIRL

Sam Polihale is lucky and foolish
it-was-loaded" type and it Is through
no fault of his that Lily Kinilau. his
1s-year-old cousin, is still alive. She is
lying in the Queens hospital with a
gaping wound in her head. The doc
tors say she will recover, but she will
be terribly disfgured and will undergo
much suffering before she will walk
again.
The shooting occurred at O'Clock
Saturday evening at the corner o. Fort
and School streets, in Lily K'nll III s
own home. Sam Polihale, who Is her
cousin, is a police informer and carries
pistol ITO scare people with" The
pistol in question was a 3S-callbre
Colts revolver and belongs TO the police
department.
1t was given to r. r. Allison when
ne was detailed as a guard for The
transport Kintuck when she was In
port recently. 1t seems that Allison
wanted money and sold the pistol to
Pollhale. Polhale went TO the Klnllau
home Saturday evening and wac telling
his cousin Of his Importance In tho 20
lice department. She asked him what
he carried the pistol for and he SAID
to scare people with. The sister and
mother OF the girl were present. She
said she wasn't scared. At this Poll
hale raised the pistol and put II 10 her
head. Now" said he. you are scared,
aren't YOU" Before thr nlrl con'd rr-
ply the pistol exploded and she fell
fainting 10 the floor, With her face ler-
ribly torn ana bleedlna hhe was re-
moved 20 the Queens hospital lmmedi-
ately
Both pollhale ana AlllFon have been
arrested, II the girl should die Pplihals
VIII have 20 stand trial fpr manslauHh-
ter but the doctors say her recovery
ls assured Allison ls charged Wit Ell.
besglemeuL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-22
BEAT OUT OF AN INCREASE or
HIS PENSION.

A Mexican War veteran and promi-
nent editor writes: Seeing the adyer-
tisement OF chamberlaln's Collie, chel-
era and Dlarrhoea Remedy. AN re-
minded that as soldier In Mexico In
u and 49, / contracted Mexican dlaT.
rhoea and this remedy has kent me
from getting an Increase In my gensipn,
Tor on every renewal dose OF II re-
stores me-" II In unequalled as a quick
sure for diarrh0ea and 10 pleasant and
SAFE 10 take. For sale By Reason,
kmlth . cs, Ltd.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-22
Insurgent Camps Captured.

Several insurgent camps have been
captured and destroyed by United
States soldiers recently in various dis
trlcts of Luzon and Laro. One camp
was captured in the mountains of Ma
The enemy is very shy, and
generally escapes. A scouting party of
the Forty-sixth Regiment captured a
score OF ladrones near Slang.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-22

4 "eeN
and closed sra oo H''ss % from s|g @ o a'I, @ T
Waaua from 16 Ia
rs s, on Ss es s e be- ss Fs 81 s ss,, s
ing so'
Gg G ' ost 95 sS % as2 ef W % submit @
has ] "a asked sales oahu ,5 Railway r.
SSs sits stock M "a % Gs esaa s eaeanse The last sales
ry aR Which ro t sales Ts ' p a's ap de
md @ exchange 1884,
@ % s At Tsf :s" little % s as. sS
5sss has S @ ssP 'sas ; or more. %
PER r. osa T sugar rs % a"
NEGRO 1ApoRERs FOR HAWAIIAN cANpFIr1Ds RECOMMENDED
Tss use "sssa s the % of the epsa a
% ssf ss S has Pis TO
& This d % II, S the Irons suSn
@ ss: ss. s $ % III :Ss d IA s
IL e.. ss :s.s: sss IL & a. IF
ana s ar ' nm sas;s q 6 % .s'
H.
ss ; ssss is5sss s % s he s ~
y ss s s % ssa a ' a T P'S s3s
ns hs"se
% s sasn tie s5as,a s,I, "o" toward
BRING NEeR
Colonel Bean and GeGrss anso" who brought the FIRST lot D
china s5a .
sssp'n af0'
s i: sss S:v: % ss: &: "a ;:S
their provision lowest possible The
Southern
in t to oored okers
STORM SEWERS DRESSING.
the worka at the
off
a
lila e
MANY IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE MANoA VALLEY.
Government
ments which
junction which would
OF
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-22
General Insurance Co. for Sea-
River and Land Transport
of Dresden.

Having established an agency q
Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands,
the undersigned general agents are au-
thorized to take risks against the dan
gers of the sea at the most reasonable
rates and on the most favorable ,ermA
f. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islanda
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-22
Hamburg Bremen Fire |lSuIONSs CO

The undersigned having been sp
pointed agents of the above compan,
are prepared to insure risks agasns.
fire on Stone and Brick Buildings ana
on Merchandise stored therein on tha
most favorable terms. For particularly
apply at the office OF
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Agta.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-22

J A. haEoan ana his two children
have felufneA from Hawai- after a
pleasant visit.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-22
German Lloyd Marine insur'ca Ca
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance CO
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies
have established a general agency here
and the undersigned, general asenta,
are authorized to take risks agaipsi
the dangers If the sea at the most res
sonsble ratns and on the most favoe-
able terms.
F. A. sCHAEFER & CO.,
General AgontA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-22
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE ms. co.
OF HAMBURG.

Capital of the Company
and reserve. reichsmarks 5000 zee
Capital their reinsurance
companies .............. 1Ol. 6Sy. csa
Total reichsmarks $3.50. 1O7, 650.eS0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
MuSlanD.
Oeuti nla n B.
Berlin. %. csuli,

St u ", a. NSuti.
Ter 8iermdft Dampfer ppalatia" /,
nslher bic 2eibe bss' in peting ermcrz
beten beutl9en @sIanbteu Sreiberru
alemens bon Rettelsr on 9oro bat unp
uripriinsli9 am 18. Suli in 9amburg
eintreffen Ipllts, lpiIo brrt erit am 8.
9luauit sripartet. Bel glntunft Der
&ei1e miro auf 8sfsbl Oss 8ailers eine
sroBs militdrif4e 3rauerfeier fatt-
finoen.
9iidt seringe @erpunoeruns errest
es, pie man bier amtli1erleits oen
5epprIteEenben 9eiuh oes priH5cn
Gbun, bss 9ruosrs bes hinefiihen
&aiIers, bebannelt. Wdfrsno bshen
anertannte Millton 1T, psaen Der Gr=
moroung bes pelltf9en Gefanoten
Srsi6errn bon &ettsler bel Der bisiigen
be= uno tpebmiitbigs 9lb@
bite 81 leiltsn, i6sint bieier 3rped
politGnbis aus cen elusen perlpren gu
isin. Man trifft anI9sinenb ihoa
Worbereitungen, bent Mntommltn9 bier
BEN 9lufentbalt 10 onssnebm .uno ss,
nuBrei9 pie m6eli6 gu seltdlten uno
ihn ais biitinguirtsn @ait 81 betrad.
ten. Der ben 8erlinem Die @bre le;=
nsr Gesenpart gu SEeil perben ldBt.
Die Difentli6e Weinuns lit nit
bisisr gluifaifung feinespegs sufris=
ben. unb man ertldrt Der Hesierung
runo Eeraus, bob lie ouf einen neuen
Gtinelen Grid bin.ingsfallen lei,
Wie aus better 0uslle oerlautet. piro
rer famoie SiibneprinS Gbun bier
sinise feds ober u6t Woden bleiben,
um in MuBe alle Sebenspiiroigteiteu
genieben Su tDnnen. 9lu1 bic grDBes
rsn Sabrit-@tablifemen mia sr auf.
y.,1hs- urn fu-. "-r fA'r,r nu:ss.. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Selegrapbii6e 9epeiGtn.
S1Ienp.
0eIDu9t.

g1epeIanb, MiI, 20. Sult.
Ser Nessr Settle 9biaips, ipsldsr
ON pergansenen Oienstag ben plan@
tagenz0erpalter 2ucius Reeo eriHDB,
pvroe 6sute in benz Sumpfe nabe Der
Stapt sefansen unb bon elmer gdnoe
iunser 2eute selpn9t. Pbiaips puroe
burd 8lutbunbe aufgeipiirt uno bel
bem @erIube, Der mppHe" gu entfptz
i9en, in's 8ein gei9oilen. Gin poli@
aft nabm ben Heser in Sbhut, INN tbn
ndb benz glepelanber 9efdngnib gu
bringen. Gina cine Wleile ppn Der
Gtabt ftieb er auf eine gdnoe junger
2eute, Die linn ben Reeer entrinsn, TIN
na9 benz plase bru4ten, po er Heeo
ermorbete unb pann an einem 5elez
ptpnpfpiten ouftniipfteu. Ods Qaes
sei9ab 10 rubis oaB bic Msbraabl
Der @inpobner Glepelano's ni4t eins
nal mubten, mann pie 2pnfung Dor
ii6 alma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
pbilippinen g
W a niIn 22 Sli

Nv ~ ' : W @@. ,NHit.
Die tiirSlib bier absebaltensn gons
fersnSen 3piIGen oem Oeneral Gbaffse
unb benz Observation-Disclosures gprbin
rercen pabri9einli9 in rooicalen 0toz
nomilhsn @eripaltungs &sformsn in
Der @rmee reiultiren. Gs piro aus
sere6nst. paB bic @eiammtaussabsn
fir bic Gr9altung Der ameritanii9en
4rmss auI ben pbilippinsn um 60
groSent pro Sabr reou5irt psrben
tSnntsn. Die Saupts s4euoerung pirb
bic Repucirung Der sesenpGrti9en Or
NEE um 10000 biz 10000 Mdun iein,
fernsr ipiro bic slbidaffung Der sesen=
nGrtisen Mili,ir@0iltritte unb oeren
@risbuns our6 orei 9rigabsn nit
permanentsu 9auptauartieren in Ma=
Mia. 0asupan unb Sloilo pbsr Gebu
aeplant. Die Srupptm perbsn an ben
orei aussepdbltsn puntten concenz
trirt unp ale ileinsrsn poften abass
SAafft i-sfo'n, - Wesn.-urt...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Shlimmc MnsfGten.

{ SORT Gilt .. g., 81. Suli.
ll,'prbnune unb rnbeil pirb, pie
man befiir6tet, Der eieentltGen GrDffs
nung bes &ippa GomanAe 9ehiez
tes am 6. slusuit fOlsen. Ra6 uHge<
fGbrer S6Gbung peroen 10000 perz
ipnen iib baben resiitriren lafIen, um
ii6 eine rGbanee" auf einen Der 49,
600 .glaims", Die na9 ShluB Der
ReeiItratipn perlooIt lperoen iolen. 81
iidern. SauIenbe BON perionen, Die
iebt in Der Reierpation iino unb tpel6e
ipeber 0anbtperter nod Sanparbeiter
iinb, ipenis ober gar tein 9elo beiisen,
ertldren idou isBt, ii6 in pber in Der
NahbarIbaft bon 2dpton nieoer5us
laKen, faas iie cine Tiete stsben iollten.
Die meiiteu Der 2eute, ipelGe bertameH,
Inn ii9 eine Seimitdtte gu ii6ern, baz
ben nur fir 5 Bis 10 Sage 2ebensmit@
tel mitsebru9t. Die anbaltenbe Sros
denbeit bat cine Gontrolliruns oes
Waierperbrau9s our Solse eebdbt.
Sett elnieen Sd9en fpebt elm b.iber
Winb iiber bic prairien unb bic Sens
peratur bat bic 100 Grab Mdrfe
langit errsi6t. S6pn beginner ginise
au murren uno penn bdnn nod bas
Gebliflaaen Der Soffnun9en auf Die
Seimtdtte 2otterie basu tritt, 10
biirften idlimme 5plsen niAt aus
bleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
0rrbananiBbolle GrpIoiion.
Mf uncie. sSnb., "a. sSuli

Nfuncie, Snb., "a. Snli.
Sobn Wrisbt unp Srau aus Toipe
lsrtcn, fubren nit elmer 9eisal6aTt
auf einsm Sanbpagen (8raiiine) CUR
Strabenzs5air nad Mattbeps. Wrtg1t
unb Srau besabsn iid naa Der Bump
citation um @aTIer gu trinten. Die
ielbs lpiro bur6 Naturgas in getrleo
geiebt. 8rigbt itriA Elm Strel3boi3
an unb oas ben Haum fiillenbe Sas
erplobirte. Die Srau puroe gu 2ooe
perbronnt unp Wrigbt's glussn aus@
debrannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Snbnque, SDwa, OKnaaa, ben 80. Snl 1901 Nn 1866

ben 9lomiral 9epep uno bic Gontrez
9lpmirdle 8imbsrlep uno 8enEam 5u
Mitsliehern res llnteriu9ungsbufe
nel6er auf glntrag Ges 9lomirals
SGlep, Die segen tieiea er5obentn 9lns
Hagen gu priiien bsitimmt lit. Die
Serren perben am IL. September nit
ihrer llrbsit beainnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30

Sulfe tam 81 ipdt, unb Die 2eiden
baben nod ni4t aufsefunoen perDen
tDnnen.
Sin furdtbarss Samilienz0 Drama
lpiro aus gisleben i'm prsu5ii6en Rez
glerunssbs5irt Werleburg gemeloet.
Der oem Srunfs srgebene gersmanu
S6reiber bate, tpis i9cn off pprber,
Streit NIT feiner iunsen frau, bic
iGm tpegen ieines liiberliten 2ebensz
panoels 0prpiirfe mdtte. S6rei6er
geristb oariiber in ipabnpiBigc @utb.
Gr griff na9 Der 9lrt, Die in elmer
gde Der 8ii6e itanb, unb t1otete Die
nnglufli9e Srau nit einem einsigen
SGlage. Samit mar feline Moroluft
nod ni6t 9eitillt. 9lu6 bas speiiG6z
rige Sinh, bds i'm Wpbn3immer auf
benz 5uBbooen ipielte, eridlus er. slls
bic aunoe bon Der entiebliben 1ntbat
in's publitum brang, mddte Iicb suz
crit Der Bunl9 rese, nit benz brutaz
len UtOroer bon Srauruno 4inb fur
8sn pro5eB gu MAIDEN. Oo6 psrz
ettelte oas ginI9reiten Der ppliSei oas
Worbaben Der empDrteu Ulense.
Berlin. 26. Suli.
Der ~Rei6san5eiser" uer1ffentli6t
bsute ben gntnurf pes neuen peutz
i4en 3olltarifseiesss. 2aut osfen IOa
in tiinftisen Sanoelspertrdsen, Die bon
Seutidlano abgei9loFen lpsrben, Der
SoafaB auf Eogsen nidt rpenigsr dls
o, auf Weiaen ni9t penissr ais 81,
auf 8erite 3 uno auf 6dfer 5 Marf
bstrasen. Die 3ollidBe auf @etreibe,
Gebensmittel uno Wieb fiuo bieielbeu,
ipie lie persunsene @ohe pom vStuttz
garter 9eobabter" DerDffentli1t uno
bereits bon Der 4Kuciirtsn YreHe aus
Berlin berihtet purben, nit 4usnubz
me bon Sartoffeln, pel9e iteusrfrei
limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30

pOrsenommene llnteriudung bsenCet
lit.
Sieies 8orgebsn Bat auf alle Stduz
ten, in oenen Reeierungs9ol3lano gez
fault iperoen tann, 9eSug unb inpolz
Dirt tauienOe bon 5dllen. 8iele grobs
8eieai4aften unb Spetulanten, Die,
ME es beibt, burb ,Strohmdnner"
bieIe 2dnbereten BON Der 9tegierung
taufien, pobnen in Mi9isan, @iscpnz
lin uno WliHnefpta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Som 8lis setrofien.
Spm a +. Mis.. 26. esuli.

Spmab. Mis., 26. Suli.
Wdbreno zines feftisen 8epitters,
oas iibsr cieie 9essno aOs, purpen
brei YerIonen pom glib gstroffen. Yer
2trbeiter Chris. peterlon murpe auf
Der STEELE eet0otst, Die beipen anberen,
Die 9riioer Wt. S. unb 8. Mellep, Die
8 Meilen BON bier auf elmer Sarm
ipobnen, iinb f4per perleBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
0ebensmii0c.

SunSrdnctsco, Gal., &c. Suli.
9lopb Sspis Breckenridge ma4te
ieinem 2eben our9 Ginatbmen BON
@as elm Gnbe. Gr itanp i'm 33. Sc.
bensiabrs uno mar ppn pdterliber Seiz
te Elm Gntel bes serItprbsnen 8iceprGz
iibenten Breckenridge uno miittsrli9erz
feits Elm Gntel bes peritpr6enen 2lpDb
Sepis, isinsr 3eit prGiioent Der Wels
Sarge grpreB SO. Sin ibmeres Rers
renleioeH ica ibn in ben Cob gstriez
zen habsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
l1eber 8nrO.

Mtlipautee, @is., 26. Suli.
Sin Mann, ben man fir 6. 6. pez
mid aus G6ariton, Sa., bGlt, itiirSte
beute bon beur Dumpfer n9irSinia"
Der @ooOrid 3inie, ais pas S6iff in
Racine aus bem 5lulls in ben See
fubr. iibsr 9orb. penit bsfano ii9
in @eielidaft Der 9isbbdnbler $. s.
9ropn unp 8. &. Solbrut aus S6ez
rioan, Sa. penid mar "a Sabre aft
unb ganttaiiireri gr binterldbt cine
SSrau unb 5pei Ginber. Wan slaubt,
oab er i'm S4lafe sspanoelt unp pers
ungliidt 1T. giu9 Der 2sihe piro ses
iucht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30

Wtilpautee, @is., "a. Suit.
Qlus Grsen Ban pirb beri4tet, odb
bic 2OiGbrlse Sslorence Oorcp, Gidra
Ga 0ap pab Spbn Quirf, ais lie bsute
bon Seepere bierberfu6ren, bon elmer
.Srpaep Gar" iibsrfabren, Die @ritere
qet5btet uno bic Geiben anOeren I4lpsr
Derleht lpurpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Se ferreid d II nsarn
g Il b npeft. 25. eSnli

% u q II, 70. Guilt
Die amtlide S4dBung siebt Gen
otesidbrisen @rtrag Der @eiaenernte
auf 35,000000 OoppelSentner an,
tpel6es 3 Miaionen Ooppelsentnst
neniser lit ols Der grtras bss persanz
aenen Sabres. gbu9 bic Qualitdt Der
Grnte lit melt binter ben grpartunsen
auriitseblieben. Die Rossensrnts plro
ouf III big II Milionsn Ooppsl5entz
ner gei6dBt, mas etpas mebr lit als
I'M psrsangenen Sabre aeerntet purbs.
Gerite pirb auf 10 Milionen pber II
Wtillionen SpppelSentner gerinser ee>
i6dBt aIs i'm persansenen Sabre. Die
Saferernte lpirD duf 81 biz 10 Milipz
nsn Doppel6eutuer geiddst, ooer
10000 3eutner Tenigsr ais 1900.