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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
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Star 2eoeritub Wi9sbiirIte unc
Hetnt9er &c
2ollet Ydpter PIC
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tur flur DC
"a Stiid feines 5polscap= Papter fir
Hur . DC
Hetne SlpterinzSet 35e
25 SanoI6u4 : &einigungsItoff, per
5la16e 49,. Toe
25 Cts. Standardization . Sc
Gorticeli paI6bare Seibe, per
Stein . 24e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
900 Yrripncn %nmgrfnmmsn.

Sur1 eineu W~oltenbru1 tpuroen Die
Pocabontas Soblenfeloer in Weit Tir=
9inia am Spnntas iiberIbmemmt.
8erluit on WenIdenleben etiua 600.
Gisentbumsidaoen $2, 900, 600.
Sn Gltborn 8alep lino 80 uno in
Glind Yalep 10 Meilsn giienbabnse=
leiie pessswai9en. 200 Wieilen 3ele=
%arapbenbrabt iino umserihen. Im
beim9siuht wuroe bic 8es
genb bon @el1 bis Goaloale uno
8ibian.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
6beli6 setraut

ipurben in Der ct. Warienz8ir6t am
Mittpo6 Mprgen Serr Bal. Selbing
unb SRI. 2ena Bauer pom bpfp.
Batter SO. Wetri9. 8urbraut par
FRI. Qnna Slang uno 9rautfiibrer
ST.. Gbriit. Rublanb. Die peltli6e
fSeier fano in Der @obnune Der
Gltsrn Ger 9raut itatt. Sr. Selbing
1T Der b.itbetannte Guitos bes ct.
MarteRsGaiino unb bic 8raut 1T bic
Iptter Der Samilie Qnbrsas Bauer.
9ie Rsupermdblten peroen 60 Booth
StraBe pobnen. Wtr piini9en ben
Hsusetrautsu SOttes rsi4itsn Ssssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Gtne gut cingeribiete Tarm ~
terfnufrn-

SIN Hebrasta nabe bel Stride nnb Sdule
100 qder, bappu 120 older inter
efls. bas iibrise lit Seilanb uub Wieie.
eie9t in elmer 9lteu ~Sarm9eseub. I9entet
ito ans9eihloiien. Mau i9reibe oil X,
of Catholic prilttins 60, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Murkthrrtd1tr.
Siir osn GroBrerfauf.

Du b II q tie, ben %. Sl,ui.
8etreioe, Sen, Mebl, etc.
SAFER: $4,000.
8pru: 36@4Oc.
@erlte: 30-50c per SuibeI.
Rosseu: $3.50 per gulbel.
Seu: SO. 00@11.5
DisbI: gatent, $3.9O@4.2O; iiraisbt,
SO. 60@4.00.
&leie: $500.
8ntter, Gier Sd G..
@ier: 10c pet SusenS.
Butter: Oairp, 10@l4c p.Sfnno Cream
erp, 1sc.
Sdie: 9tabm : &aie, 1916; grit, 1876.
Groceries, etc.
Geis 6t-95c per Tilno.
Sobuen: g8bite Rapp, So, so per Suibel.
ii d. euub GemI e.
3niebeln: 81. 80 per @uibel.
GrbIeu: 1.50c per Suibel.
araut: 4 .00c-S5. 90 per Grate.
Qepfel: 81. 00@5.00 {. per Barrel.
Sartoieln: 25@35c per Suibel.
Nieh
Stisre: SO. 50@4.25.
Nlloer: W. 1905 w
6iibe: 81. 50@3.00.
SGlber: 81. 00@5.0 90.
Sriiblin9s :yQnmer: $500.
S6Wetne (aui benz SuB: $5.60@5.W per
buuoert Bfllnb.
@sfiisel: 10-11c.
9ieb Neibladtet).
NinbHelI6: SIC per Hfluo; 6iucer.
7ic per Yiuno.
S6oileii9: S6aileii9, lie; Sammel=
Heidi, 9tc.
@%elisel: Siibuer, 2 Geuts per 4iun5.
8ropiions.
@erdu6erteS 6leii6 Sdinfen, 10@1lc;
Sped, 11t@14c.
S6mal;: 94c.
8obleu: 6artfobleu, $500 per Come.
6oi;: Gutes Gibeubols, 4.50@$4.75 pei
6oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Weaen &rebsiMaSen.

SD empteble biernlt Stroop's beriibmte,
oeutlbe puiper. O,eieIben beileu iesei
Mo6 hid. auisebrohenelD Srebs iomobl
innerli6 ais duBerli9. allen, bic perb6d,s
tiee @ei6wilfte ionie au9 MagenIei.
ben unb 9ebsri6abeu baben. iiub bteie
Yulpcr beionbers e%mpfoblen. @egen RGbes
rent (: !Sepsuiiie etc. a%breilire man:
Gb al b .. Soebins,
ct. QucaS Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
9ufalsR ahri6tfn aus Gbieagn.

SEER @uquIt Glefe itarb am 20.
Wat in 43O Dearborn StraBe, Ght@
eaap. S:Q., i'm Ilter BON AZ Sabren
unb puroe BON % Qbam StruBe, Dem
D.. 30. Rplitpn Observation-Disclosures
GtabliTement aus, begraben uno 5rpar
nQ6 Wt. 9reenpppo @emeterp, no th
ielbIt Elm plot getauft babe uno leine
sSreuuoe, oeren er Iebr otele bate, Inn
einen f6Dnen 2ei6enitein geiebt bas
ben. Gr mar niemals perbeirathet
StsIes our 8eri6tigung. ). elene.
Ssrr Mut6. 8urggraff lit Gigcnz
Thinner Der WirtbI9aft 90. $50 Glere@
lamb 4penue geporoen, in tpeI6er letn
9oroGnser Serr Qntpn Reotn9 1ld)
apei I1Dne 6duier ertporben bat. Yin
gutter 9eoienung piro eS in 3utunft
audi ni6t feblen uno bic @etrGnte
nercen ebenfaGs ni6ts gu piiniden
iibri9 lafen. Serr Surggraff bat cine
ousgsbebnte 8etanntl9dft uno 1T
WtItglleD Des SuT. S"ruperDuHpes
@ett. 4, IOpie Mit9lieo oes Snbspenz
bent Club. 8ir piini6en Dem iungen
unternebmer beIten @rfolg. au4
Spnp Rsbins rpiini6en mir quite Sort
f6ritte in ieinem bliibenben 8ei6Gite,
SOB 5epgpid Strube, oamit er nod
tpeiteren Grfplg babe. 5pnp lit nod
jung. 8rapO SOnp!
DIN Samstug, ben 7. Stunt, reiit
Sr. 8arl Sengei9 bon &ogers Purt
mad Retp gort, I'm ii6 BON bort NIT
Der Reb Stur Cine na6 ieiner Seta
mGtb 0iiDeIingen gu beseben. @r fpirf
meGrere Monate bort bletben. !Serr
Ssngei9 bat i6Dne GrfOlge in 9es
i6Gftlider Siniiat gebubt unb bari
bic JPsiIe freupig antreten. 9ou
popuse, Sengei4, a tpmm sledlef
erem. ...N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
= ut b mrgii1es.
@eretniete Gtaaten.
Ct a6trG9ti9
Cine GrrurStuu pnn @nrnra, Sa.,

fpiro nd6Iten Mittpp6, ben 26. Stunt,
bier in Dubuque ontpmmen. Die
@qenten Der 8urlingtpn>S abn bert4z
ten, bah ettpa 5000 9erionen nd4 Su>
buque tummen peroen. 9a 4urora
elm iturtes Centrum bon 2urembur@
germ lit, rpeI6e bier in Dubuque lsbr
ptele 9efannte uno 8erpunote 9dben,
10 lit gu erpurten, baB pieIe Ganbs@
Ieute unter ben 8eiu6ern ietn peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Tarm Al u%erfamtcn.

Sine 6arm pol 270 9der. 3 0teilm melt
lid pom ct. Sonutus, Sadiou 60. Soma,
1T ,u pertGuieu. Neues SauS, neue S6suue,
quite Ninbmiible, fiebenoes Noiier. Dtau
weube ii6 OH 3. y. Sranseu, ct. Sonatus,
Sadion Gounty, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Wnsberfanf bnn pnlcnen &leincrs
tuanrcn.

Seine gang pollene Watftitpffe, ipft
fintIh, e6te Sarben, in neuen
Stuttirungen BON 8lau, Grin,
Mooe, Rotb, per garo 1Se
Gang poqsnes Serge, in medium
Braun uno 9riin, per gurb l9s
$1.75 feline Gopert gsnetian Stoffe,
SO 3Oa melt, per garb S1.29
$1.00 Hopeltp poaene Cuttings, SO
BIB Al 3pu nett, pra9tpols Sarz
ben, per Yarb 4St
so Stiid Nopeltp. gun5 po0ene @aa>
rem, NopeltD Mobairs, Rpoeltp ieiz
bsne uno polene Stpffe, Die so Gts.
pareu, per Yaro 29r
50ssDa. ganS polene Sadings, per
Yarp Z0f
Nopeltb &leibsrpaaren, p. Wb. 16e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
&GichauOInua

Serr aloiS Saiel, No. 1542 Clan StraBe,
DUBUQUE, Soma, bat tets cine uolitGuoi9e
Gusw0bl Cinbeimii6er uub importirter aGie-
lorten porrGtbi9. auswGrtige geiteuumSeI
psroei prompt beiorgt. preiSliite wiro aui
Gerlansen gerne Sageiaibt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
c%rregenoer @r0be.
serieIbe nimmt beHanOis gu. Die gerianfe Der letten asos. mar.

Snielbe uimmt ~bcfanhig ~. Die Trrfanfc Der lcstcm gSn6e marrn
groBtr as Die Der bnrbcrscbenoen gsndc. 9ieic Ssnde ns arobcrc Grrz
fanie anfmcien as bic lctte. 9Se es %gcjdiebt?- Ginfab imoem ,uir
apirfIidbe Vreise rndBtsmns int sanscn eaocn radem. Scue
seaare bon Der fkinHen CUR ar66ten 1T i'm YreHr e%rmasiet. Gs mro nibt
einfud aui elmer gsaars Der Yrcis as eudjpeilc rrmdsiat, iouocrn ,s lit
ste Ercisermaeisuus i'm sau,cn 9aSeu. cb Sic eiu gadet nit gtednas
oen manIheu nsr Gin ieiornrs &lein, Sic usrhen Die grcir crmasigt
tinheu. Is miro fb fur Sic besablen irscnh Gtmas al faufen, oas Sic in,
na6fen Sabre brauben m0seu, ncnm es mirS Sbucu Ge!b jpareu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Srfanntmahuna!

Or. Sobn 8. S9erer 1T nidt mebr
als Manaser bes Original Sberamz
mergau Yaiiionsipieles angeIteat.
Hep. 6 b ~. Wueni6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
@bicaso, ben %. Suni.
0etreioe.

d @bicasO, ben 90. SUM-.
0etreioe.
@eiaM-
SUM: 66l@66s.
Suli: 66@67.
September; 66t@67
8oru-
SuIi: 42a @43f.
September: 43f @
Safer
Suli: 274@27a.
september: 26s @26S.
ytsbmartt.
Shmeiue-
Sdwere, So. s0@6.17s.
Sbmere. raube, 50. 5000 30.
Gei6te, So. 75@$6. 05
@emil9te, So. s0@G.1 2t.
9ieb-
Grtra @inbpie6, IS so. @G. 80
Suites, IS. 5005. 80.
MittelmGBlges bis 9uteS. 8 5.20@5.65.
Giuia6e Sorte, $4. SO G5.1 10.
@ute bis a%lSgeUGblte SeraS Stiere, SAC
| @5.35.
SIN aseiisn seiitterts Stisrs, IS. 1o@6.15.
6ibe, SO. 00@4.65.
Gulber, So. 6O@5.i5.
gulen mb S6ien, SO. 65@4.65.
&dlber, 81. 50@6.25.
S6ate-
9SeIlide 2Gnlmer, 81. 50@5.15.
Ginbeimilde 9dntner 50. 25@5.75.
ggeitli6e Sdafe, 50. 50@4.35
Ginbeimii6e Sbaie, 81. 75@4.4ts
Yrppitomen.
| S1weiuefleiid-
Suli: S14. 65@14.72t.
September: Sl4. 65@S14 GET.
S6nial;-
Suli: So. 60@S.7 20.
september :SS. 62t@SS.75 I.
Tippeu-
Suli: So O2t@$S. 10.
september: IS. 12t@S.15
Sla6Siamen-
SUM-: $1.55t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Mu 0anojuMer.

Wir baben au 100, 900 ader por3iigIi6er
Narir= 9Gnbcrelell in Wtiuneiota uub Glib
Oafcta sl Yreiien pom So bis S21 pro ader
SIT perfauien.
Gbenfals cine Sarm Don 1920 ader nit
guten @ebdubeu.
Sin Sarm pom 440 ader, idmmtli6 culti.
pirt, nit suten Gebaubsu.
Gin iid gut. sablenbes SoteI unb anberes
Sarms uro Stbotei9entbum entpeoer gu per-
talfen ooer slypsrtdui6en.
Sttte beisfls por;uipre6en unb mir psrs
ben Sbreu gSiini6en entipre6eu.
SoBn Vier Il Co.,
@runoei0entbum. uub @eriibernnss= asent,
352 Siebente StraBe, Subuaue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
Sn Iuntrcal tuuroen ~ Prieffern
aepeibt

Rsp. S. Selber bon 9uttenberg, nell
der am 9. Suli feline Prtmis fetern
irirb, unb &ep. s. Soldier BON Sipur
9itp, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25

Executors Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that on the 18th day
Of June. A. ID. 1901. the undersigned
We're appointed by the District Court
of Dubuque County, Iowa, Executors
of the Estate of Jean Puetz, deceased,
late of said County.
Dated at Dubuque, June {, 1901.
BAPTIST PUETZ,
JOHN H. HILLARD,
Executors.
Matthews and FrantZen,
Attorneys for Estate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25

-2ineban &c Molo, 9ampf6eiSune,
plumbing uno Cement, 472 Wainz
Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25

Wir perfdufeu aQe uniere @mbrois
bern : Stpffe. Sauienbs BON Yarbs
All 1c, &c, &c. &c, &c, Sc, 10c pertb pas
9pppelte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25

geiaise,te Sulls Sdute Ro.f, q Gents;
No.2 ,6Geuts.
Srii6 9eialSene &albbGute: 9to. 1, 81
Gents DO. 2, st Geuts. s
&alg 9fo. /, Al Gents; go. 2,'8t Geuts,
S6aisieue: S1.00.
Srp gcue, $12. 90 per Spuue; Wineral
S24 per 2auienb glat Sad, Sl0@1S pc,
Sonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-06-25
ausbcrfaui nnn alien &iSlebrrs
Sanoi@nbcu.

$3.50 &ibleber Sanofdube, bon Ole.
ranbre gu Paris 9emadt, .$1.19
$1.39 Sibleoer 9anOi9ube $1.09
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
RI0T|NG IN SPAIN
CROWDS PARADE AND THREA EN-
THE ARIsTocRAcY.
CRY DOWN WITH JESUiTS'
Military Kept Busy Clearing Squares
of DISCONTINUED idle Classes-Dem-
onstrations Against Jesuits IN Bar
celona ard Other Cities-Oneas''
ness in Official Circles.

Madrid, Feb. 12.-Students yesleI-
dav presented themselves at the gate
of the university and finding it closed
protested and marched to the Farduo,
shouting Down with the Jesults!
Disturbances of Sunday night, Whlch
were more menacing than those preVl-
ously occurring, left decided splrli
of uneasiness in official circles. The
day raised without a startling incl
dent But crowds increased during
the day. Idle classes have been wan
dering in the streets apparently await
ing the cover of night to give vent to
their hatred of the aristocracy. Puef-
to Del Son (the large square in the
center of the city, was the prln-
cipal gathering spot. Mounted
civil guards patrolled it all day
long. With the fall of night the as
semblage increased until the square
was black with people, single cries
and low toned murmurings becoming
louder until the cutlery almost became
roar. At 7 o'clock the guards
cleared the space, for the carriages OF
the higher classes, the diplomats and
others, have to traverse the square in
going to the ball at the palace. AS
the papal nuncio's carriage was
stoned Sunday, it was feared Other
diplomats might suffer. On the Pradc
the gendarmerie were stoned and com
PEELED to charge the rioters, seVera
persons being injured. Demonstra
lions against the Jesuits continue il
Barcelona.
MODS Parade in Granada.
Grenada, Feb. IA large mol
paraded the streets here yesterday
shouting Long live Liberty" an
gathered around the convent an
shots were fired from within. TIL
crowd increased in size and the pre-
feet with a detachment of gendarme
repaired to the scene. The mob hoote
them. The project entered the cor
vent and when he emerged he e2
planned the shots were fired by
couple of gendarmes within the col
vent in order to attract assistance
The mob renewed the anti-Jesuit erie
and attempted to break into the bui
ding but the gendarmes dispersed tn
rioters. Excitement still prevails.
Students Grow Riotous.
Sargossa, Feb. 12.-During the ant
clerical demonstration here yesterda!
students stoned several monks. The
were dispersed by police gendarme
Demonstrators carrying the republ
can flag fired on the gendarmes an
several people in the crowd wei
wounded. Captain Gen. Borrear
was greeted with cries of Long liv
the republic" having reference to hi
republican antecedents. Anti-clerict
demonstrations were resumed in V;
lencia also yesterday
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
SEVERAL WANT PLACE
OF SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
IN EASTERN DISTRICT.
SUPT. HARVEY TO APPOINT
Vacancy Caused by Death of Supt.
supt. Husebo to be Filled This
Week-Martin w. OdIand, w. H..
Kelly, SyIvanus Ames, J. D. Rouse
and Miss Manson Talked of.

Madison, Feb. II.
Quite a number of names are men
toned in connection with the super
intendency of schools in the east Dane
county district. State Supt. Harvey
makes the appointment and will de
eide the matter sometime this week.
The candidate most prominently men
toned for the place by the people is
Martin w. Odland of De Forest. He
is a former student of the university,
receiving the degree of bachelor of
letters in 1895 and of master of letters
last June. He made a brilliant rec
ord in the university and held a
scholarship in English literature. He
is now teacher in the Windsor town
ship high school. In 1S98-99 he was
principal of the high school at Deer
field where he made a good record.
Prior to that he taught for term in a
country school in Dakota. Being him.
self graduate of a country school, he
seems, with his training as student
and teacher, to be we'll qualified for
the office of superintendent. His act
OF withdrawing from the race last fall
when nominated in opposition to the
late Supt. Husebo was highly com
mended
Mr.. Odland has two brothers in the
legislature of South Dakota and it is
evident that he comes from a strong
Scandinavian family.
Another candidate is ". H. Kelley,
formerly principal of the high school
at Marshall and now a student in the
university. He is a graduate of the
Whitewater normal. Sylvanus Ames
of Stoughton is also in the field. He
was superintendent several years ago
and is now engaged in business at
Stoughton. Other applicants for the
place are J. D. Rouse of North Green
field and Miss Allie Manson of Belle.
vile, student in the university, who
made the vigorous campaign against
Supt. Guy Ives in the west district
last fall
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
NEGROES IN AN
ELECTION RIOT
ST. LOUIS HAS A SENSATIONAL
EXPERIENCE.
FOUR MEN ARE WOUNDED
One Hundred and Fifty Shots Fired
and Ballot Box Stolen-Riot Call
Required to QuelI Mob of 200 Ne.
groes-Police Sergeant Shot and
Several Negroes Hurt.

ST. Louis. Feb. 12.-More than 15C
shots were fired. sergeant of police
and two negroes were wounded, and
a ballot box was stolen in the course
of a riot about the Second district poll
ing place of the fourth ward. Twelfth
and Linden streets. early last evening.
1t was only after a riot call brought
Capt. Kelly with forty policemen and
riot guns to the scene that a semb-
lance of order was restored. The
wounded are:
Sergeant Quinlivan, shot in the
right, leg.
Fred. Jones, shot in the left leg.
A wrangle between the judges re,
suited in keeping the ballot boxes
closed and no votes were cast. When
the first shot was fired the police IN,
der Sergeant Quinlivan rushed upon
the bolder of the rioters, attempting
to disarm them. 1t was while he was
arresting George Monroe. who resist
ed the attempt to disarm him. that
Sergeant Quinlivan was shot. The
police succeeded in quelling the riot,
and dispensing 200 negroes who fig
ured most prominently in the ARRAY.
After order had been restored it
was found the ballot box had been
stolen. While every judge and clerk
had been at the windows or at the
front door holding the fort some one
had slipped in the back way and taken
the box from behind them
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
COL. ALBERT D, SHAW DEAD.
Dies About Same Time as Predecessor
Last Year.


Last Year.
Washington, Feb. 12-Congressman
Albert D. Shaw Of Watertown, n. Y,
formerly commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic, was
found dead Sunday morning in his
room at the Riggs House, death being
due to apopleXy. He returned in the
afternoon from a banquet at the Eb-
General Leo Rassieur, and had re-
sponded eloquently to a toast and APP.
peared in excellent health and spirits
The body was discovered lying face
downwards on the floor
Colonel Shaw was born in Lyme, n
Y, Dec. 81, 1S41. He served a term
of enlistment in the thiTty-ffth New
York volunteers and as a special agent
of the war department at provost mar
shall headquarters during the civil war
! He was consul at Manchester, England
! in 1878, being removed by Presiden
| Cleveland in 1885. He succeeded Con
gresham Chickering, whose death, b!
rare coincidence, occurred abou
the same time year ago.
! Col Henry Casson, sergeant alarm;
of the house of representatives, viii
not be able to take charge of Col
| Shaw's funeral on account of his owl
! illness, he having had a severe attacl
of the grip.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
MILAN PASSES AWAY.
Former King of Servia Dies Of Pneu'
monia, Aged 47.

Vienna, Feb. 12.-Former King MI
Ian of Servia is dead. His illness be-
gan with influenza. Milan left his bed
too quickly; the result was pneumo-
MIA. His doctors also found fatty de-
generation of the heart. Fearing
fatal issue, the doctors caused mes
sages to be sent King Alexander and
former Queen Natalie, but although
Milan desired to see them. and himself
sent messages requesting their pres
ence, neither came. Natalie's reply
that she would come if her presence
was really desired reached him just
before death. Emperor Francis Joseph,
who sent an aide de camp to the death
bed, has ordered military funeral as
Milan formerly was a colonel of an
Austrian regiment.
1t was Milan's written wish that he
should be buried at Syrmia. He is
said to have been greatly disappointed
at the absence Of his son whose ingrat
itude has provoked much comment il
Vienna. According to the Neu Freie
Presse, he said to his physician: T."
feel that I must die, but it is very sa'
to be compelled to die at A."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
TOPEKA SHUTS UP TOO.
Citizens Meet and Brighten Jointists
Into Closing.


Into Closing.
Topeka, Feb. 12.-As a result of the
meeting of citizens of Topeka, all the
joints were closed last night. Citizens
made peremptory orders that the sa-
looms were to be discontinued by noon
yesterday and as far as known the
order was regarded. Chief of Police
Stahl made the rounds of the Joints
and notified the keepers that they
would be expected to close at once.
Last night Topeka was practically a
dry town as far as joints are con-
cerned. Some of the drug stores as a
result are doing a thriving business.
but about eighty joints are tightly
closed.
Tekamah, Neb, Feb. 12.-The rail-
road depot in this town was raided
quietly by unknown parties last night
and IS cases of liquor valued at $500
were secured and destroyed. Tekaman
is dry town, under local option
law, and it is believed a party of wo-
men took the law into their own
hands.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14

mittee on military affairs. During
the afternoon there was a hurried
meeting of the committee at which
favorable report upon all brigadier
nominations before the committee
were acted upon and at the second
closed session of the senate they were
all reported. Those favorable recon-
mendations included not only the
nominations heretofore reported but
also the nominations of Generals
Wood, Grant and Bell, which had been
previously passed over, also those of
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and James Fl. VIII
son whose names were sent to the
senate yesterday. When the nomina-
tons were reported Senator Pettigrew
objected to favorable consideration
and they went over until today
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
KINGS RETURNING HOME.
Monarchs Who Came to Victoria's Flu.
neral DEPART

London Feb. liking Charles of
Portugal and his suite started for Lis
bon yesterday afternoon. King Ed.
ward accompanied the Portuguese
monarch to the railway station. Grand
Duke Michael of Russia, the czaro-
witch, left earlier for st. Petersburg,
Prince Charles of Denmark seeing him
off. Extraordinary police precautions
were taken at the station to protect
him. The king of Greece will leave
today.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
Smooth EmbezzIers Caught.

Chicago, Feb. 12.-John F. Kerr and
Alfred L. Foley were arrested yester-
day on the charge of embezzling S1O,-
600 from Fleming H. Revell & Co.,
book publishers. Both men confessed
to the crime Kerr was employed a.
superintendent and Foley as cashier
Bills made out and mailed to the com
pany were approved by Kerr and palo
by Foley.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
Dread PLAQUE Spreadino

Capetown, Feb T2.-The govern,
ment has decided to give notice to
foreign nations of the fact that Cape.
town is infected with bubonic plague.
There is no longer any doubt as to the
nature of the disease. Another ma
tive has died of the disorder and three
additional cases are announced. Fifty
persons who have been in contact
with the plague have been isolated.
A temporary military hospital is be-
ing erected.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
Mexican War Veteran Dead.

Stockton, Cal, Feb. 12-Col. Ferris
Forman, who was in command of an
Illinois regiment during the Mexican
war, and the last surviving officer, died
here yesterday, aged 81. He was ap-
pointed district attorney of Illinois by
President Buchanan, and was the first
postmaster of Sacramento and secre-
governors of California
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
STARVATION in RUSSIA.
Widespread Distress Prevails Over
Failure of Crops

St Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE minis.
try of the interior officially admits
that widespread distress exists in
large sections of the country, owing
to the failure of crops. An official
announcement issued yesterday says
there has been a complete failure of
crops in the regions of Kherson,
Tomsk and Smolensk, while similar
conditions exist in number of dis
tricts of the Trans-Baikalia territories.
The government has already sent a
million and half roubles to the relief
of the sufferers and considers five and
half million to be necessary to meet
the requirements