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Evening star., 1901-03-29
SILVER CUP FOR Mr.. GRlGGS
PRESENTED WITH A TOKEN BY DE-
PARTMENT EMPLOYEES.
Solicitor General Richards Expresses
High Regard of the Donors-Re-
sponse of Attorney General.

The officers, clerks and other employees
of the Department of Justice waited upon
Attorney General Griggs this afternoon at
/ O'Clock. paying their respects to the re-
tiring official and presenting him with
handsome silver vase, on one panel OF
which was the following inscription:
Presented to John civilian Griggs, on
his retirement from the Office of Attorney
General of the United States. March %,
1901. Qui pro domina justitia sequitur.'
On the reverse panel was engraved the At
torney Generals monogram
The presentation speech was made by So
Ucitor General Richards, who after CON-
plimenting Mr.. Griggs upon his administra-
ton of the office during time when new
and vital legal questions sought solution,
said:
I'VE are proud to have served under you.
We are sorry to see you GO Your uniform
kindness as our chief has touched our
hearts. We want you to take away token
OF this fact
we wish you Godspeed, and as a visible
evidence of our good will We beg you to
accept this piece of silver. 1t may serve
to remind you of the days when you were
the chosen champion of our Lady Justitia
and recall the faces of those who will al
ways wish you well"
The Attorney Generals Response.
Mr. Griggs replied, expressing his deeI
appreciation, saying:
For an expression so kind as this and
so hearty perhaps the best response would
be the simple words, 1 thank you. But
they seem wholly inadequate, as indeed
seem any other words that / can give ex
preston to at this time You have touched
my heart
Not only the beautiful gift that yor
have just presented to me, but the Ian
Yuage of its presentation and your presence
here today, with your kindly faces, will bs
10 me in all my after life one of my mos
precious treasures. II the department ha.
auring the time that have belonged to 4
achieved anything in the way of publ,
eommendation, IL the demands of the pub
lie business have been met, If those VIII,
came here have been treated promptly ant
courteously, and gone away satisfied. 1t ha
been more due to the uniform courtesy
~kindliness, faithfulness and ability of yo,
gentlemen than to any qualities of mine.
"And I want to say for you each and al
that never knew in all my experience o.
never heard of corps of assistants WIN,
were so absolutely loyal and faithful t
their chief and to the government the.
served as are all the employees of this de
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Pacific Building Sold

The office building known as the Pacific,
on the south side of F street near 7th street.
was sold today by the American Security
and Trust Company. trustees. The pur-
chaser is company under the name of the
racine Office Building Company, and the
price was $4,000.
The architect. James G. Hill, has been in
structed by the new owners TO make snch
improvements in the building as will make
it thoroughly modern, up-to-date office
building. 1t is a five-story structure. hav-
ing frontage Of As feet inch and a depth
Evening star., 1901-03-29
LOCAL PARK IMPROVEMENT.
Compendium of Information Being
Compiled.

compendium of information concerning
the parks of the District of Columbia is
now being prepared by Mr.. Charles Moore,
clerk of the Senate District committee, for
use of the park commission which will
soon begin work here. This volume will
include many papers that have been con-
tributed by local organizations and indi-
viduals on the subject of the park investi-
cation which will represent local opinion
on the subject of park Improvement.
The park commission has been given the
use not only of the Senate District commit
tee room. but also of the Senate press gal
lery, which is provided with a very large
table admirably adapted for use as a
sdraughting table.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Electrical Engineer's Recommenda.

Favorable action has been recommended
to the Commissioners by the District elec-
trical engineer, Mr.. Walter c. Allen, upon
the request of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company that certain poles be-
longing to the District. from which wires
of the electrical department have been re-
moved. and which have been Jointly used
for several years by the District and the
company. be turned over to it.. The re-
moval of the poles, it is claimed. would
seriously cripple the service of the COM
pany, and it agrees to assume entire re-
sponsibility hereafter for their care and
maintenance.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
List of Filipino Eligible. Wanted.

The civil service commission has decided
to request the Philippine civil service board
at Manila to hold regular classified SER
vice examinations to secure about fifteen
well-educated Filipinos, between the ages
of eighteen and twenty-five, for service as
aids in the coast and geodetic survey. which
plans to press its work in that archipelago
beginning about June l. One of its officials
Is already at Manila. The prospective Fill
fpino appointees will receive -$720 q year
salary to begin with, and must have quail
fications that include the higher mathe-
matics. astronomy, physics. surveying,
geography and two modern Languages.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
ordered by the Commis.ioner..

The District Commissioners have issued
the following orders:
That minor repairs be made to the Liv-
ingston road, at an estimated cost of $500,
chargeable to the appropriation for repairs
to county roads, 1902.
That the roadway of 18th street north
east from C street to Maryland avenue be
macadamized, at an estimated cost Of
1900, with stone from the District quarry,
to be furnished and hauled under contract;
total estimated cost. $1,000. chargeable to
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Contractors Graceful Act

contractor Cowsill. who had charge OF
.he IRON work at the training school build
ihs' street between LIST and Sd streets,
today showed his appreciation of the sue
cessful placing of the large and heavy third
story girders by giving the men who did the
work treat. Fried oysters, ham sand
Wlches, hot coffee, crackers, cheese and 81
bills were distributed at noon in celebration
Of the event.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Col. Dewitt Detailed.

Lieutenant Colonel Calvin Dewitt of the
medical department, now on sick leave at
Fort Monroe. has been detailed as a mem
ber Of the medical board appointed to meet
In this city for the examination of candi-
dates for admission to the medical CORPS
OF the army, In place of Colonel. A. A
woodruff, relieved. Majors S. w. Foun-
tain, U. s. Cavalry, and Charles Mcclure
l4th Infantry. have also been detailed as
members of that board.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Death Due to ApopIexv

John Breen, twenty-four years old.
dropped dead at his home, No. I215 O street
northeast, about 7:30 o'clock this morning
while he was in the kitchen washing his
face. A physician who was summoned nro-
nounced life extinct when he reached the
mouse. Coroner hewitt gave a certificate of
death from apoplexy
Evening star., 1901-03-29

Robert o. Reichard through Attorney s.
A. Cox, today petitioned the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia to grant him
divorce from Mamie Nell Reichard The
parties were married in 1891. Desertion
and infidelity on the part of the defendant
are alleged.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Large Sale of Stamp Books.

The third assistant postmaster general
mas prepared a table showing the sale of
stamp books during the past eleven months.
A total Of 5274.44O books were sold, which
cost the government $19071.91, and netted
the department over the usual price of
stsmps $50, 744.40, giving a profit of sas
$40 for eleven months. This ratio con-
tinued for one month more will net the
government SIG ia
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Hecht & Company, 513=515 Seventh Street.
Purpose Abandoned.

reporting upon protests received by the
Dlstrict Commissioners against the erec-
tion OF telephone poles in the alley in
square llS6, the electrical engineer states
that the telephone company has abandoned
iIs purpose and will erect but one pole
that to be placed upon private nronertr
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Knocked Down by Car.

Henry Schwartz, forty years old, living
at 40 7th street southeast, was struck by
Capital Traction car at 7th street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast about $40
o'clock last night. He was knocked down
and rendered unconscious The police
patrol wagon was summoned and the in
Jured man was removed to his home.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
New vir~tns. Post omc.,.

New post offices were today established
and postmasters appointed to I'll them in
Virginia. as follows: Fig, Lee county. Ma
than Sword; Kidd, Albemarle county. yir-
ginia F. Landes; Mundys, Amherst county.
Robert p. Jones.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Sale of n Resfdeuce-

The residence known as GIG 18th street.
on the west side of Mcpherson Square,
has been purchased from the heirs of Mar
garet A. Blake by Samuel p Calef. The
consideration was $4,000
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Smallpox Develops,

mary Brown. young colored woman,
who had been at the detention camp a. q
suspect for two weeks. was found yester-
day afternoon to be suffering from small
pox and was promptly removed to the
hospital.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Maryland Post once Abolish,

The Post Office Department has ordered
that the post Office at Robinson. Anne
Arundel county, Maryland, shall be discon-
tinUed on April 3d.
Evening star., 1901-03-29

In the case of David Hardy, colored. re-
Gently convicted In Criminal Court No. 4
OF rape motion for a new trial was filed
today.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
the current appropriation for repairs to

That the time for the completion of con-
tract No. 1850 with ]. M. Dunn for con-
structing the Webb School building be
hereby extended ten working days from
March %. without penalty or cost of in
Spection.
Evening star., 1901-03-29

The retail price of white lump sugar In
Spain is cents a pound
Evening star., 1901-03-29
$3.50 pants uD $3.50.

We 176 pairs of winter left from the
which this almost
impossible that should have gotten rid Of such stock And
sacrifice quickly.
Some sold $3.50 matter choice for sb0 and
most Of them medium weights which be with
comfort right through spring.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Child's dresses, S1.08.

Lot of children's white India linon dresses,
with handsome yokes Of embroidery and lace;
with ruffes on shoulders: sizes to IA years,
for $1-9S.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Easter music. SC.

'Ave Maria" Jerusalem" 'One Sweetly
Solemn Thought The Angels Serenade"
Anchored. Babylon" Afterwards" BELLS
Of the Convent Angels Dream" Approach
Of Spring Waltzes"
Evening star., 1901-03-29
6Qc. cOrsetSs SOC.

500 pairs Of ladies' corsets, in long, short and
medium lengths all white-and with lace
trimmed tops and bottoms; all shapes and
all SOC; Values will be offered tomorrow at
S9c pair.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
UnderSkirtS. soc.

lot OF ladies' mercerized sateen underskirts,
in black and all shades. which are fashionable
for spring, full wide garments, with ruf1es and
most thoroughly made, will be offered tomor-
row at soc.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Child's REFERS, Sl.08.

Lot Of children's sll-wool cloth REFERS in
navy, green. tan and red, in sizes to IA, to 60
on sale tomorrow at 81 .9S.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Sale S1 cOrsets.

Especially for those ladies who are having
new gowns made for Easter, and who realize
the Importance Of having them fitted over new
corsets. we put on sale lot of straight front
and erect form corsets In short girdle or long
or medium lengths, at 81 pair.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Top coats, $40.

Just a day and principally give the
will Of a
less than regular prices shall sell
S1250 and chevot $40 When
them for $40 really getting $3.50 for all
a OF s We n
all lengths lined with Innings.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
1asxen,t,,raer waartte; gtenstae; oem 2e. wttol,er 1901:

bonn 5rn. @iiapf fura ebenfaus in
enslilder Spfa9e beantfportet tpurbe.
9ierduf ftieg Batter Seder auf bic
8ibne unb belt cine tpiBiprubelnbe
Rebe In unierer fernisen 2ursmburz
ger Munbart, bic ale antpefenben
9anosleute in belle 8eseiiterung psr>
ieBts. Hadbem Der 9err 8if9of nod
nit allen Guremburgern SGnbe sss
f4ittelt, fhlob bic i9Dne Jeier, bic
alien @npefenben unpersebii9 iein
tpirb. Qasemein purbe bes bo4s
tp'ften 9errn Gsutielistsit unb
Sreunbli9teit bepunbert, audi ipurbe
ibm Elm bebeutenbes @elbsei6ent gu
Der neuen Gatbsbrale, ieitsns Der Ges
neinbe unb bes Srn. pfarrer Sbirl,
berebrt. Ser 6err 8if9of ipra1
mebrmaIs feline 8epunbsruns aus
fir unfere Stride unb ben prd6tissn
rfuen 4ltar - bas @ei9ent zines
ungenanntsn" - tpel1er iiber $4,000
s~etOitet bat. Qm Montas rsite Der
bodp'ite Serr tpieber mad WiImnufee.
Wir piini9en ibm, NIT allen unieren
2anbsleuten, cine sliidli1e 5eimtebr!
Ndtunsspon
Sobn g. Neuens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
Staat SDWa.
Grecutio 9epartement.
Snr& ben 0puberneur:
Giue Proclamation,

Sn 8efolsnib Der @eiebe protlamire
id, 2eslie 81. Sbap, @ouperneur bes
Staates Soma, baB BEL Der aIssmsis
men Abittmmuns, pelhe an benz
Sienstas a~bsebalten iptrb. Der brett
auf ben eriten MOntas i'm 0oDember
folgt, am
Janften Gage bss Nunats Robember
A. D. 1901.
bic IN Ha9itebenbsm per5ei9nsten
&emter gu beieBen Iinb. @s fino:
Ourd bic Stimmen aaer @G6ler
bes Staates:
9ds Gmt bes 9ouDerneurs;
Sas 4mt bes lieutenant 8pupers
neurs;
Sas 4mt zines Ri4ters bes Staatsz
Sberseri&tes, an Gteue bon Soiiab
@ipen.
Sas Qmt bes Superintenbenten
ees Offentli9en lInterri6tes;
8as 4mt zines Gifenbd6nsG omz
mt1drs on Steue bon Welcpme
Mpprp.
Sur4 Stimmenubsabe Der gleftos
rem Der peridiebenen na9benanntsn
Oiitrifte:
Das 4mt bes Senatoren in Der alls
semeinen 8%eriammluns fir isbsn Der
folssnoen ein~unbSpunsis Sifritte:
Grfter Stftritt. beitebsnb aus See
Gountp.
Siebentsr DiItritt, befte6enb aus
ben Counties pase unb 6remont.
Heunter 0iitritt, befebenb aus
benz Gountp 0es Mpines.
3ebnter 0iitritt, bsItebenb aus ben
Counties Senrp unb WaIbinston.
3pOlfter Diitritt, bsitebenb aus ben
Counties popfbid unb aeotut.
Sret5ehnter Siftritt, bsitsbenb aus
benz gountp Wapeap.
Idt3ebnter 9iftritt, beitebenb aus
ben Counties gab unb Shlbp.
3pansisiter 9iftritt, beitebenb aug
ben Counties Museatine unb 9puiIa.
sinune5pansisiter Siitritt, Be-
itehenb aus benz Gpuntp Scott.
Sreibisiter Oifritt, beitebenb aus
benz Gountp 9olt.
3peiunospanaiaiter 0iftritt, be-
ttsbenp aus benz Gpuutp Clinton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

Reffe bes 9rn. pfarrer Sbil BON
SbeboDgan, Wis., pdbrenb Die beis
ben 8rGute gouiinneu bes 9rn.
Pfarrer Ban Sreed bafelbit
finb. @opObl Serr pfarrer Shin
als aud 9err pfarrer Ban Sreed
pohnten ben Srauunsen Bel, Bel tpsle
der 9eleeenheit elm lsDitirtes 9o4s
amt itattfano.
@as tbut bic &tr9e fir bic
S6ule unb mas erfpartet fie bon
Geiten Der gltern fir bic S6ule9 -
Sieie beiben Sragen bilbeten ben Sc,
senitanb Der 6e%itprebist, nel9e Der
bp9p. pater 3innen, 6. Sc. g., Bel
Der am Is. September erfolsten Gtns
tpeibung Der neuen ct. 9onifatius=
Sdule in pbtlabelpbia. +. Pater 3tna
men lit aus 2uremburg sebirtis unb
Elm 9ertpanbter bes befdnnten, perz
ftorbsnsn G%omponitsn 3innen.
Yaul elm 10 Monate aItes
SObnden BON peter 9ieper, No. $40
8ea4itrabe au Iurora, ST., pobns
baft, itarb Donnerstas.
Der n2eMars Serolb" Bee
ri4tet 5olsenbes:
4m Sienstds tpurben in Der
ct. Marienz4 Stride in 3emfen burd
ben bofJtp. Batter 3. 4. Sdulte e5ez
lid setraut, bic &tnber bp9gea9teter
Gdmilien, ndmli9 SRI. Wenner nit
Srn. Sreinen. Die 8raut lit BIT.
Softsr Der camille Senrp 8enner
bon Meabop 5oDnibip, Der 8rdutis
gam Elm Spbn bes Srn. %. 1einen
bon Mureus. Die 9odseit, gu Der
nur bic @ertpanbten eingelaben tparen,
purbe auf Der Wenner'fden Jarm
sefeiert. Wtr sratuliren!
- 5rau 4atb. @ernimont unb
Spdtsr BON 9reba, Sa., befanben iid
Bel Der Samilie s. g. gplling gu
8eiud. BON bier besaben fi6 bic
Oamen mad Carroll, Sa., Inn bort
benz 4atbulitentas am 9. unb 10. b.
Wts. %bei5utpobnen.
= Sas gunbesgeri6t in Giour
9th erlisb leste Wode stpsi Cab
lungsnrtbeile gu @unftsn Der 2eMars
Nationai 8ant gesen Sobn 2inben
bon 2ellars. Sin urtbeil lit fir bic
Summe bon $1,000, bas anbsre fir
$4,000.
- Serr unb Srau M. 9eblen reiz
item mad benz Often ab. Sic perben
auf ibrer &siie Gbicaso, Detroit,
Buffalo unb anbsre Srtf9aften be-
iu4en. Jrau 9eblen mar felt lGns
gerer 3eit leibenb unb tbr Irat rietb
ibr an, cine ldnsere Retie gu MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
Migr 3. 3. Scopes In Sbebobsa n
QSist.
Sbebopsan, mis-. Is. Ott. 'O1

Sbebpbgdn, Wis., Is. Stt. '01.
@eebrtsr Serr 9onner!
tS9 min Sbnen bierbur9 mittbeis
len, baB uns ebenfaas bic grobe gbre
gu Sbeil purbe, ben bo4tp'iteu BIZ
f9of 8pppes BON 2ursmburs in
unfsrer Mitte besriiBen gu b~iirfen,
mas bic tpenissn bier lebsnbsn 9urems
burger nit GROCER Sreube %erfiiIte.
4uf G%inlabuns bon &ep. SAig, Der
betanntli9 AUDI elm 2uremburger lit,
traf berielbe am Sonntas, ben Is.
Sttober, BON Milpautse tommenb,
in gssleituns BON Hep. 9sder unb
Stemper, 4benbs um 9 lIbr bier Elm
unb purbe bon Der bp1p. 9eiftliGz
feit am 9abnbof in Gmpfang ssnoms
men unb mad benz pfarrbauIe seleis
tet. Der bic Stride BON 81. Ramen,
unb bas P~farrbaus u~msebenoe berrs
li6e Bart mar nit sablreibsn
papisrlaternsn beleu4tet, mas einen
prGdtissn 4nblid setpGbrte. Nad
turssm 4ufentbalt i'm p~farrbauie ers
fdien Der 9err Yiidof in Der fdOn
seidmiidten unb Bis gum leBten plaB
befebten Saae, mo er bon benz 9rn.
pfarrer shin Der 9emeinbe porses
itslt purpe, purauf Ssrr Srans @ots
tesddsr cine i9punspplle BE-
sriibunssrebe belt, bic bon benz BE
i6of beantportst tpurbe unb Der ale
@npeienb,n NIT seipannteiter aufe
mertiamteit folsten. Na9 peri9ies
benen @eianssDcrtrassn bes &ir6ens
6ors, iolpie bes Sbebobsan .2iebers
trans" UNIV Wuiit bonn @smeinbes
Sr6eiter, fplste cine Rebe in snslis
Ider Sprads hon 9rn. Mc9leil tie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
6robher,oethum.
Hus Der bauptta6t.

8ei ben m 25. September
ftattsefunbsnen 4ufnabmepriifunsen
am 2eip5iser gpnierpdtorium bat ii6
unier Mitbiiresr 9err Somorsaniit
S. g. geidt betbeilist, Der ii9 sur
tpeiteren 4usbilouns auf bieies Be-
rii6mte Snititut beseben bat. Serz
felbe bat gldnaenb beftanbsn unb
purbe Der oberen alaHe ausepieien.
Grnennungen i'm pfarrs
glerus. gs finb ernannt pprben:
9r. Sruna 9iper, bisbsr pfarrer in
Rambrud, gum pfarrer bon Sbis.
6r. u. Clemens, bisber @ifar in Die
tir4, gum pfarrer bon Hambru9.
9r. Mattb. 9urt, bisber &aplan in
RDrbinsen gum @itar in Oietird.
81. Sob. Sept ,bisber pfarrer in
Merideib (8ianben), gum pfarrer
bon 9olb. Sr. Sol. Reubsrg, bisber
aaplan in MeriGeib (Ssiber1teib),
gum Pfarrer bon Werf9eib Wians
benz. Sr. g. Wi4els, bisber aaz
plan in Sberbebltnsen, gum Raplan
in Merideib (Seiberl9eib). Srn. 81.
Gaai4, pfarrer bon Sbis, 1T auf
4nfu4en ebrenpolle gntlaFung aus
benz pfarramte betptaist porben. gr
pirb in 2%uremburs tpobnen unb on
Stene bes Srn. Tr. 9asparb in Der
&~atbebrale bes Werttass bic 10zllbrs
unb bes Sonntass bic 11snbrsM efe
leien. = 9ru. Sob. SdGfer, bisber
pfarrer in Splb, lit auf iein 8esebr
ebrenpplle G~ntlaiiuns aus benz pfarr-
ante bepiLiet porben.
Aus Repelaer, benz Wau,
fabrtsz unb 9nabenort, pelher bon
benz unierisem Der SrDterin Der 8es
triibten abitammt, iptrb unter'm 26.
September beridtet: ~8is beute baben
etpa 425 proseiiionsn ben bieiiqen
9nabenurt in bieiem Sabre beiudt.
Ginise flsinere pro5eiiiOnen aus
Solanb unb aus Der grsbi15sIe 36ln
perpen in ben ndditsn Wpden nod
tommen, 10 bab bic 3abl Der i'm boris
gen Sabre nah bier tpalfabrenoen
proseifionen, 444, fiber erreidt pirb.
leberbaupt mar Der Mnbrana Der
pilger ben sansen CONNER binburd
elm sana u~nsebeurer. On manfen
Scnntasen paren bier mebr als TO-
900 Srembe antpeIenb. Sie @ez
iammtaabl Der pilger, tpel6e bon
Yeter unS paul Biz Maerteilisen bier
bic nSrDferin Der 8~etriibten" Der,
ebren, betrGet felt oielen Sabrsn mebr
ols cine babe Minion. On manden
Sdsen iinb BON 4 ubr friib Bis sessn
Mittas SO feierli9e So9Gmter
uno an ben SeitenaltGren fortpGbreno
itiae bl, Refen. Oft mifen brei
Erieiter itunpenlans bic bl. gommu.
MON austbeilen. Die % 8eihtfiible
fir Oeuti6e unb 10 fir Soadnber,
iinb manAmal ben san3en Ha4mittoa
BON 2 bis 8 ubr uno bon Mpraens
frib bis segen Mittas umlagert. 60
tit 3epelder IN Der Shat elm @nabenz
ort fir gang 8eftbeuti9lanb unb fir
oas ansrsnaenbe Sp[lanb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22

in Der Riide Dor. Seute srI9ien bas
unteriu4unssseridt in 8esleituns
breier 4erste, pelde bic Sbbuftipn
Der 2ei4e p~ornabmen, pbne iebp9
Spuren bon Standardization pors
5ufinben. Cine tlaffsnbe a~ppfpunbe
ldBt idlieben, bab q. 9. auf bic
Ro9maidiue fieI unb infolse elmer
9irneri4itterunS ben Sob sefunbsn
bat.
WafierbiIIis, 3. Sept. -
5eute Worsen sesen 8 ubr erlitt Der
70 Sabre alte Steffsen aus Mertert
i'm Weinberge ,im Merterberg" einen
8%lutitura; er itarb nod furSer 3eit,
nadbem Der 5c9tp. Serr gfarrer bon
WaKerbints linn bic IF. Sterbeidfras
mente sereibt bate. Sie 2ei9e tpurbe
bon Srn. Sui. ardmer bon bier mad
5auie gefabren. Der @~erftorbene
bintsrldbt cine tinberlrie Wittpe.
Niebertsrf6en ,27. Sept.-
Seute tpurbe Der Mnitreider Dug.
Weisserbsr, geb. aus 2impa6, in Der
aorn tObt aufsefunben. Sb llnfau
ocer SelbftWorb porliegt, lit ntft
befunnt. Serfelbe binterlGBt cine
Ditttpe nit 6 3tnbern. Sus 9eri9t
mar am Ha9mittds on Srt unb
StelIe.
Roobt a. b. g br, %. Sept. -
Die &rtiis in Ger Giieninbuftrie fGnst
on fir bic 4rbeitertpelt perbGngnibs
ppI gu perben. 60 tpurben bier 35
Rottenarbeiter entlafen, bd idmmtz
lihe Hadt5iise einseiteQt tporbsn Iinb.
sells, 30. Sept. @eftern fanb
bier unter allsemeiner 8stbsilisuns
bas gesrdbnib unfsres giirsermeiz
tiers unb Observation-Disclosures Srn. &.
Sreinen ftatt. Der @erftorbene Der,
ma9te fem siemli4 bebeutenbes Ser
nl0gsn Der biefisen 9emeinbe unter
benz @Orbebalt, bic aaidbrli6en Gin.
fen gu t~pobltbdtisen 3peden gu bsrs
penoen. 1000 Sr. iinb teitamentaz
rif9 benz 3usfiibrer Srn. u. 8. unb
1000 5r. ieinsr SausbdIterin sas
erfdnnt.
Setingen, 1. Stt. .gefern
Morgen purbe benz 9rubenarbeiter
5rans DEXTER in elmer @anerie bes
Snbuitrielen S6neiber bon bier i'm
Srt, senannt 2eoerten, bon einem
S0rberpasen Der rshte SUB sermalmt.
Nieberferf9en, 20. Sept.-
Dieter Sage fubr Der bieiige MeBger
%. S4mitt bon petinsen mad bier
Der. 4uf feinem Wasen batten bret
SniaFen plaB senpmmen. Chen
fppate bas @efdbrt bic offene 8ars
rtere pafiiren, als Elm 3ug beranz
brauite, bic Waf9ine, bas Yfsrb unb
ben Wassn erfaBte, 10 baB e~riterss
fofort eetDbtet tpurbe. Die Sniafen
%fonnten fi4 bur4 Seitenipriinse
retten.
Sbertpprmel | n n, 20.
Sept. - Seute Nddt sseen l lIbr
entitanb Seuer in sinem 5interees
bdube bes bieIisen Winaers Sob. Sanz
fen. 0urd bas t9dtise Ginsreifen
Der ginpobneri6uft bon bier unb
Wormeloinsen tonnte man balb Serr
beg Seuers perben unb bic anitobens
ben 9ebGube refer. Ser S6dben
betrdgt ca. 1900 Sranten unb 1T
bur9 @srfi4eruns eebedt. - @efsrn
fanb in Srier bic 9ermG6lunq bes
5rn. Jrana Wiirtb aus Wprmeloins
gen, 9otar gu Wilb. NIT SRI. ap9
aus Wiltinsen ftatt.
Gt4 l. Dit. Seute ftarb bier
na4 ldnserer 3rantbeit, i'm Glitter BON
81 Sahren, Der 8auunternebmer Sb.
9eblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
ans Dem abrissu GruBbersustbam.

Weimersfir9, /. Ott. @m
Spnntas itarb bier zines plSbli6en
Sobes Der 4rbeiter Rit. Baum. Oerz
ielbe tam sesen II ubr fart benedict
mad Sauie, uno idlus Habau. Oils
er cine Stunbe ipdter nod ni4t su
Bette mar, sins bsfen Gbsfrau nab
ibm iaausn uRb fanp Jpn ols 2ei1e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-22
Respect fir d'Jongen fun der Ridge!

Dor Sturgeon tpurben unisrsm
2anosmdnn S. g. Steffeu in Off
Dubuque, beibs 8eine bon einem
Giienbabn5us a~bsefabren. Ser
damn tam babur9 in erobe 9otb
tno liest ieBt i'm Mercp 9oipitaI ba>
bier trant barnieber. l1nisre 2anbsz
leute bon Der Ribse, unter 2eitung
bes beftbefannten Germ Sos. sraui9,
na6men iih bes Rannes an unb err
bpben cine Gollefte, au tpelfer tpie
fnfnf hpinstrnner mrrhp.