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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-11-01

i The. logical resuli Of Jones i
:: policy will be tnat the Indians will 3
!; take land in severalty and earn {
their own living, as other people /:
7: do, by agriculture and other civt- {:
lized pursuits.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-11-01

The story that Phil King coach Of the
University OF Wisconsin team, was urging
the protest against Mueller because Mr..
King was charged SIS for a box at the
Minnesota-Iowa game, seems scarcely
credible. Mr.. King in advance advised the
Minnesota management that he would at
tend the game, supposing that the usual
courtesies would be extended. He was
not surprised, therefore, on arriving at
the hotel Saturday morning to find await
ing him an envelope containing tickets
for box seats. He was surprised, however,
at finding with the tickets bill for SIS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
NEWS AND Cos 5IP
FROM GEORGETOWN.
OBSERVATORY CIRCLE PURCHASES
Tive More Lots Acquired by the
United States for s4.G5O.0z-Mr.
Frank Westerman Dead-The
VIII of Mrs. B. It. Sullivan.

Additional eonveyances Of property TO
be included in the 1,O0O-foot Naval OBJ
servatory Circle. were made yesterday,
Theodore Barnes and Sarah A Barnes
| deciding TO the United States parts of lots
254 and 255 in square 1898. The considera-
ton was S4,O5O-07.
The Philip Young property has not yet
been acquired by the Government. diff
ference of opinion as to the value Of The
property has caused the hitch in the ne
gotiations
Mr. Frank Wester,s,a., Dead.
Mr., Frank westerman.--twenty-two
years old, son of Mr.. William westerman,
died yesterday morning at his home. 1924
T Street He had been i'll several months
He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Media
Westerman
VIII of Mrs. b. n Sullivan
The viii of Mrs. B. T, Sullivan, who
died several months ago. was fled yester-
day for probate The personal property
is bequeathed to Mrs. Ida I. DoIan, a
daughter, and the real estate to Miss
Katherine T Sullivan, another daughter
Mr. J. D. Sullivan is named as executor.
On Hunting Trip.
Mr.. Henry Copperthite has gone on a
six-weeks' hunting trip He will spend
most of the time in North Carolina
Officers of Maccabees.
The annual election of officers of the
Georgetown branch of Maceabees. which
was to have taken place last night, has
been postponed until next Wednesday
night
TenIeytoyvn Citizens Association.
The Tenleytown Citizens Association
will meet tomorrow right at Masonic
Hall. on Wisconsin Avenue, with Presi-
dent C c. Lancaster in the chair.
Two New Dwellings.
Contractor John Wishusen was granted
a permit day to excavate in lots 204
and 205, square 1891, preparatory to the
building OF two modern brick dwellings.
/ The houses VIII be 3401-34O3 Street
northwest.
Mr.. c. \. Upperman III.
Mr. Charles a Upperman. one Of
Georgetown's oldest residents. is i'll
al his home on P Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
STREET LIGHTING

High tida..-.---.. 1856 AN and 4.Os m
Low 1904 An and 1852 ?. n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL BANQUET.
Enjoyable Gathering of the Metro
POIitan Church Officials

The members of the Sunday School
Board and the Official board of the Net
ropoIitan Methodist Episcopal Church.
Four Half and Streets northwest,
met around banquet table in the lecture
room OF the chrueh Monday evening.
There were eighty-four covers and the
tables set among TIE dropping decorations
Of red and green presented a beautiful
appearance.
Mr. William c. E1dridge, Superinten-
dent acted as POSTMASTER. and the fol-
lowing toasts we're responded to:
Our Church. ar Andrew B. Duvan:
from the official board. Mr.. A. D. Lynch.
The Church and the sunday School. F."
the Rev Frank NJ. Bristol, D. D.
The Home and the Scholar Mrs.
Grace D. Wcodburn.
The Teacher and the Home" Mr.. J.
Finney EngIe-
Missions in the Sunday school" Mrs.
F IL Bristol
An old-Fashioned Sunday school, Dr..
", NJ. MotFitt,
Our Sunday School" Mr.. Evert L. Har-
vey-
Early Memories" Mr.. S. J. Fague.
The programme was interspersed with
music By the Lyric Quartette. and solo
by Mr. Perry B. Turpin. The Lyric Quar-
tette is composed of the following we'll
known soloists: Mrs. Bayly. Miss Wahfv.
Mrs. Siaclair. and Mrs Leech. DR.. vii
bur F Dales acted as accompanist
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
a Century of improvements

in methods and the constant use of finest ma
terizis account for the superiority of Haven
ner's Bread Famogss since 1873 as WasiIington's
best ask for It. Solo BY al groeess in town.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
MEETING OF LOYAL LEGION.
Applications of General Rucker and
Philip H. Sheridan Accepted.

The Military Order Of the Loyal Legion
Of the United States. Commandery of the
District Of Columbia. held its second
meeting Of the season at Rauscher- s
last evening. General Ellis Speare. com
mander, presided.
The applications of Gen. D. H. Rucker.
L. s. A. for the first class, original;
Philip II Sheridan, son If the famous
General Sheridan. ard era adson Of Gen
eraI Rucker. for the first class. by in
heTitance, and several others were acted
upon and accepted.
Following the business proceedings, a
social meetias was held, presided over
by General HawIey, who spoke of the
Presidents message and national affairs
General Wilson also entertained the as
sembly with q paper On the defence OF
Washington, which he delivered and Illus
trated with prepared maps in detail.
Refreshments we're served.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
FARMERS ON A TOUR.
Maryland AgricuIturists to Assem-
bic in Washinston Next Week.

The Department OF Farmers Institutes
of the Maryland Agricultural College has
completed plans for the third tour Of
enquiry of It's representatives from the
southern counties Of Maryland.
Monday, December 2. there viii assem-
bic in Washington from Anne arundel
county. Benjamin Watkins: Charles, ".
". Cooley; Calvert. Lewis Mex Griffith;
Prince George, s. c. Darcy, and St
Mary's. George D. Hutchins. They viii be
conducted through the coid-storase rooms
OF Centre Market, accompanied by C.
Harold Powell, First Assistant Chief, Di-
vision OF PomoIogy. Department Of Agri-
culture.
They VII be taken 20 meet Secretary
Wilson and 10 visit Prof. Whitney's Di-
vision of Soils, and the Agricultural Mu-
scum. 10 observe the wax fruit and veg
etabIe models IN The evening. at S
O'Clock. at the Metropolitan Hotel, par
lcr I9, addresses viii be delivered and
communications read advisory or sugges-
tive as 70 diversified farming in southern
Maryland
On the 10th, they will visit Prof. a.
3. Yates fruit zsrn on the Washington
branch of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad On their way TO Baltimore,
they viii stop at the quarantine station,
and see the Armour Importation OF Here
fords-
The 18th viii be spent at the Union
stock yards, abattoir and cold storage,
of Baltimore.
A meeting will be held at the Carroll
ton Hotel. 10 hear views and to read
communications of those interested in
the southern Maryland counties.
On the 18th, they viii visit 8 farm in
Pennsylvania, where probably the best
early lambs are grown for the New York
Christmas market. and z GeighboI ing first
class dairy.
Returning TO Baltimore on the 18th.
they viii attend the State Horticultural
meeting, and return home the same even
ing, and at their leisure, prepare reports
On what they ssw and heard. which they
VIII read at the next institutes held in
their several counties.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
Cbe evening Oin,tB
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ). 1901.
nh Weather indications.

Fair coEight and probably FRIDAY:
warmer Friday; light northwesterIv
winds, becoming variable.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05

Nasional-'If I We're King,' evening.
CoIumbia-Louis Mann and Clara Lin
man ID The Red kloof," afternoon and
evening.
Chase's-Peter Daley and polite vaude-
vile. afternoon and evening.
Lafayette-'A Lady OF Quality" even
Academy-''Tne Village Parson. after
noon and evening.
Remarkably & Woods burIesquers
afternoon and evening
Bitou--BuriesQue and vaudeville. after
noon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
TEMPERATURE

Temperature at a m-.....-- .
Temperature at y noon..... D
Temperature at , p. m............ 81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
spanish War Veterans, Election.

The annual election of officers of the
General Miles Command. Spanish War
Veterans, was held Tuesday evening, and
the following elected: Capt VIM. F. III
rich, commander; Thomas P Guyton, first
lieutenant; Edward Keegfn. second lieu
tenant; Isaac y. DoIph, chaplain, and Ser
geant Austinso1, ergeant-at-arms The
installation viii be held in January
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
Address by Legal Author.

Mr.. James D. Andrews, of Chicago. au-
thor Of Andrews Stephens Pleading, .
American Law" and other legal works
will address the students. of the George
town University law school Oh Tuesday
evening next Mr.. Andrews subject will
be The Development OF Jurisprudence. -
The address will be in the main lecture
hall at the Law school building, and the
public Will be admitted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
Messrs. w. & j. sloane, of New
York. Open a Temporary Office in
Washinrfon

In order to give their patrons and Others in
Washington the facilities OF selection afforded at
their main tore. Broadway and Nineteenth Street.
New York, MessTs- W & j. Sloane. Of New York,
viii open an ofice at 734 Fifteenth Street north
west, Tuesday, December 3, and continue it
until Saturday December Il
Their representative Mr.. Chas- B. Smith. will
be pleased to show the latest styles and colorings
in imported and domestic caTpetings, comprising
al the various qualities, such Administer VIII
ton vide velvet in plain cOlorinEs, body Brussels
and heavy Ingram in Morris effects. and take
orders Tor immediate and future dewey
He VIII also be prepared TO accept orders for
carpets IN one piece. made in special designs to
suit decoration of roozns.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

Lamps lit today n
Lamps out tomorrow. ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
THE Sun AND MOON
TIDE TARTE

Sun rose-..7:0S An. Sun sets-..4.48 Pm
MOON rises -------. Noon sets. 1;59 a h
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-05
Downfoun Temperature.

The temperatures registered by the
standard Thermometer at House & Herr
MAINS today were: a. m, % degrees;
u n, %; 2 p. m, SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
SieI Sieb a%etGbtet.

@Gbreno 6err Burns am Siensz
tao cine Seeroe pDn rs Stiid. Rinos
pieb BON Gulen's Sdrm na6 Sit@Suz
buque trsiben nplte, I'm es BON bort
per giienbabn na9 Colorado 81 i6i@
den, gertetb oas 8ie6 81 nabe an einem
8ergabbung Lungs bes 8eges uno uns
gefdfr 80 Stiid Itiir5tsn iiber ben fteie
len @bbdng btnunter. 3tpan3ig Stiit
blie6en sur Stele tobt, pGbrenb beiz
nate elm 9ubeno infpIge Der erbaitez
nen @erlebungen getDbtet perben
mubte. 6err Burns erleiOet burG
ben llnfuG einen S9aben bon minDez
items $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
$13 mad Buffalo unD smrad $13

biu Der Iidel 8late Balm bon G9is
toQo, fir Die pnuzQmerttanii6e Qu8s
ftelurg. Sidets peroen tGgli9 pers
fauft unb iinD gi!tig, I'm Buffalo 81
perlaFsn, bis Wtttsrnadt Des 5ebnten
GageS BON Dem unb eim 9iieBIi5 beS
Saae5 bsS 8ertauIeS. @s fino audi
tGgli9 2idsts 3um &erfaufe bon G6t.
cago nd9 Buffalo unb 5uriid fir nur
$1,000 fir Die RunoreiIe, nit 15stGz
qiger @iiltigteit, einf9lieBli9 oss
@erfGuf8s9 atum8. $21.00 BON Chi
cogO ned Buffalo uno 3uriit init
@Uitisfsit fir 80 Gage.
3idets pOn gbicogp na9 Rep 0orf
urb 3uriid gu fpe5ieQ ermdBigten
9reiIen. W2an Ihrei6s an 8. 9. Galaz
Ian, General gert, III Qoams Ctr,
GficCgO, Sn, I'm genauere Qustunft,
fOpie fir GOIOer 3eigenb @bFabrts5eit
Der 3iise etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Grmabigtr Sabrprciie CUR Suialnrr
Wusffeuuua

Dia Der GiGel glate giienbabn. au9
bsion4ers ermGBiete Sabrprsiie pOn
Gbicagp nu3 Sem Yprt Git9 uno
Suriid. Srei S9nell3iige tGgli6 nit
peIttbulirten, S9lafpagen uno ertellens
tenn Speiiepagen : 9tenit, inbem Die
Mabl5siten Quf Dem 3use perabrei4t
perben, auf Dem 4merisan Club
Ma6i5ettenzplan in 9reiIen Ii9 BON
IS Gents Bis $1.00 ~bepegeno. Gbiz
ca9o 8abnbpf 8an 8uren Strabe uno
pocific Qoe. auf DEM Scoop Der So9z
balm. Man Ihreibe an Sphn .. @alaz
ban, 8eneralzAgent Ill QOum Str.
@btcugO, 81, um politdnoige IuSz
tunTt uno pra6topu iQuitriertes, ZEE
i6retbenbes Girtular Der Expedition
unb bss Neutrality-suspicious..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
1a,xen,t,.rarr oBarttr; pterrstag, ben 80; amli 1901.
Observation-Disclosures aus St@Ot
nn0 llunQeaemO.

sSn ibrer Wpbnung an Der Gde
Der @bite Strabe uno Rfpmberg Ipe@
nue., itarb am Spnntug 8ormittag
Srau Monita Settler i'm Nlter BON 81
Sabren. Sos g~eerd6niB fano am
9ienstag 8ormittag nad einem See
lenumte bon Der ct. Wfdrienz8ir6e
aus, auf ben oeutiGen tat6oliiGen
G0ttesader itatt. MGge lie ruben in
Srieoen!
s.. g. Granben, Deutiaer 4opoiat
unb Notar. 3immsr Alb Sftlee=@s=
bGube, 9. unb mninsS trdbe.
- Sn Der Wrbnune Ieines Spbnes
an Sutton Strabe, itarb Wiontag
Na6t peter Wtettel i'm Nlter bon SO
eSQbren unb 6 Wonaten.
8eder Bros, Roblen unb s9ol5,
Selepbon 254, 8. uno 8uibinstons
StraBe.
SoIepb 9laB, elm lansiGbrissr
8eppbner 9ubuque's, itarb am Monz
tao 8prmittug in ieiner WDbnung,
1883 @uibington StruBe, i'm Otter
BON 70 Subren 5iemlih plDbli6. @r
mar am Samstag bon Der Stbe iiber<
pGlttgt tppr0en.
@m Wnntag Itarb i'm bieiigen
MercD Spipital 9r. Wm. 2eonarp BON
8orrD Omen mad elmer mebrpD9entz
liGen &ranfbeit i'm Q(lter BON 6S Sab
rem. Ser 9~eritprbene no Der Batter
bes bier anidiiigen 4r5tes Or. s. S.
Gepnarp.
gilbert SSaeser, elm iunger Su=
buquer, peldsr in Milpautee beftdf@
tiet lit, erlitt am Samstag baielbit
idlimme 8%erlebungen, inoem er nit
Der !6anb in einen elettriiGen Sd4er
eerietb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Sob i'm Sett ~asTunbrn.

@m 0tittpO9 Morgen gegsn 8 l16r
fonO man ben 6~0jG4rigen M0beli9reiz
1ler TriB GteinmitQer in ietnem Soft
bauFe, 1916 8bite StroBe, tobt i'm
&ette bor. Der Mann mar Says gu
ror ui4t CUR 4r6eit gegangen, Oa er
fe6r untsr FER 6ibe lit unb fiD u1z
tpObI fiiblte. Spit @benbs bega6 er
fi6 CUR 3ube urO Ttarb pGbrenb Der
Go6t nabrf9einli@ in 5Ofge Der
9ibe. Ser 8erItprbene fam crit Dor
tur5er 3stt pOn 9QoenpOrt na9 Ouz
bupls unO rurben feline fterbli9en
lleberreite aud OabiR iiberiIbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
GrsBes Srner in Sahcnpurt.
0apenpprt, Ga, rs. Suli.

XIV y u = y " w. ~. oSuIl'
Wobnz unb 9eT9dftsbQlier duf
einem 6ldGenraum bon 90 !6Guierges
Diertsn tpuroen geitern 4benb in 9as
penpOrt bur9 Seuer 5erItOrt. Sas
Geuer brad I'm q ubr in ben grpBen
Sol5baufsn Der Rof SslanD Srel SO.
an Der &eDee aus. Der Itarte Winb,
Der 3ur 3eit pebte, trieb Die 5lammen
no9 Der entgegen9eiebten Seite in bic
ungeaeuren !9ol5b0fe Der Weberbauz
fers0 entmann SO. biniiber. 8alb paz
rem oieie Elm ein3iges immenies Jlam>
menmeer. 0as Jeuer griff 10 i9neq
UNI itA, baB ii9 bic 2lrbeiter taum ret@
ten tOnnten. Gtnige biiBten hire 3Dde
nnb iOnitigsn Sa6en elm. Die Slam
men ergriffen Oann ben bena9barten
WobnEaus= Oiftritt, Der bon 2euten
Der Wtittettlafie 6epr6nt pirp. Die
in ben 9Guiern Wobnenbsn retteten
nur ibr &eben unb Die Sleiper, bic iie
onbatten. Gtpa 80 FOLDER !SGuier,
rte BON $1,000 bis $4,000 psrtb iein
mpfJten, mitiammt ibrem Snbalt perz
branntsn. 5unbsrte 5amilien muir
ben pboa6z unD beimat9los. 9ie
9Guier in Der NaGburi6dft bes perz
Doeten 9iitritts iinb poG BON MDbsln,
Die man OOrtbin geI9afft bate. Die
6euertretren BON Davenport, &Dd
SslanO uno MOltne tdmpftsn berOii4
gegen bGs feurtge @lement. IS mar,
bis bic 6Gammen bic MGb6enzBenz
iiOns : @nitalt ct. Gat6arina Saq,
errei&ten, ni4t m0glid, Oas Jsuer
unter GpntroQe gu bringen. GrIt bort
bra6 e ii9, unb bon Dem y~tieIengez
bduoe 6rannte nur Der S6urm Qb.
I'm 10 ubr mar bas 6euer untsr
GontrOle. Die WeDer6auier : Dent
mann Company erleioet einen 8erluit
Drn 100000 bic abgebrannten 8obs
nun9en reprGIenttren eiren @ert6
BON 100000. Mtenf6enlsben 9ingen
gliitli4srpetIe ni9t berloren.
Sas 6euer iUa babur6 entItunben
Istn, DAB Gigarettsn ra,l@enoe 8naz
BEN d6tlo8 nit StreiGbDls9en um9in<
gen. Die Qmbulan3en fu6ren fort
md9rsnb Oon Der SiBe i~iberpGltigts
6euernebrleute fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
goO bss Bubp. Sutrr @t@uuran.

SIN ct. Soiepb'8 QiH in 8eits
Dubuque Itarb am Samslag &Ormttz
iQo Der 6D9p. Batter 6. S. Wtc8uoz
ran infolge Der !5ibe i'm Otter BON 70
Saarcn. Der ~peritpr9sne qrieIter mar
fIiiDer I'll Sorlep II Der SeelIprge tbdz
tia, erlftt p5tr Dor einigen Sobren
leinen GcgtunfaG infpIgeoeI1en er uns
fGhts murDe, feinen prieterliaen
Sfla6ten nabSutDmmen uno in gez
MANNHEIM Q1Dl untergebra9t puroe.
9as @egrGbniB fam ON Npnta9 auf
Dem D&t. SliDst 5rtebbpfe itatt. Gr
rlbe in 6rteben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Ertruufcu.

: 9m 5rstug Morgen iabsn Giiens
b%a6narbeiter, tpelGe unterbalb Der
Staot bsf6dftigt paren, cine 2eide
i'm TIuiie i9pimmen. Mtt 9iilfe
einiger 5ifGerleute purbs fieielbe ans
2unb gebra9t unb Der Coroner BON
benz 6uroe %benadri9tt9t. Ppli5tTt
Bfeffer ertannte Die 2et6e als Die bes
5~3jGbrigen 9p~lSorbeiters &upert
@%artner, pelGer in Der Tobrit Der
Tarlep &c 2Oeti9er orig. So. beI6d'~
ti9t NOR uno beim 8aoen unterbulD
oes 2auoungsplabes ertrunten lit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
&atboliiGe 9auoiu1er!

&pnmt urb isbt Soma, Wuryop Gouutp,
I'M iiioli6en Winueiota, ebe ibr petter Sebt.
Sb6ne Sirde NIB R%iarri1uis. @emeinbe
iiber bnnbert Samilien. 0euuideu Bfarrer
rro bsutibe S6peiterl. S90nsS StGots
den uHO glitter Martt. Soften i6warjeu
gebmbobeu. Suites @oiier. @aiSeu, Storm,
@erIte, 9Gier, Gbimotbp uu6 SIee 9ebeibeu
bier anf 6aS bette. Cine i60ue auswabl
Sarineu III uerfaufeu pom $25 bis $35 per
2tfer. S6reibt oil 90. @ermerstir9eu,
Souo, Wiuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
I q. Sttn 9ngrnFOrF, 9. s. I

Der bo9n. 8ater Otto 9ogenforIt,
@. g., aus Dem Satreb 9eart Golege
gu prairie bu Chen, 8iS., erIag an
Gonntag, ben q. SuIi, Na4mittu9s
Inn a ubr, gu 8au3etu, @is., einem
6ibf6ldg. Gr purbe am 9tenstag
gu pratrie bu CHEN besrbigt. @r
mar am 20. 9lprtl 1888 gu Splaben,
@r3DtD3eie &0ln, gebOren. trat am /.
Gtto6er 1859 in Die 8sIeGHaft SeIu,
fpurbe am "a Quguit 1869 gum 9ries
iter 9epeibt unO tpirfte felt Septemz
Der 1870 in 0ieIem 2anSe. r. l. 7.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Starb in Tulge erlittcurr Ssrlet.
Rngeu.

Carl Sacobion, Elm 2~tngeTeater Der
1Inirn electric g., tpurbe am 0ien8z
tag mdbrenb Der Irbeit i9per per-
leBt, tnbem er nit einem elettriffen
Geitungsbrabt in 8~eribrung fam unb
Gus elmer 6D6e pOn 1noefGtr 80 9TltB
eur @rbe fiel, 9e8 M}annes SGnoe
unb GeTi6t maren i3timm ]oerbrannt
unO erlitt berieI6e uuBeroem I9Dere
tnnerli&e @erleBungsn bur6 zen san.
0lan bro6te ben characterization
ip9lei9 nac9 Dem MercD 9OIpital, mo
Der Sob i'm am 9pnner5ta9 8Ormitz
tag BON ieinem 2eiben erlDite. 0ie
&eimdtb DeS ManneS mar in @auz
Ton, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Grrnrfinuen fur SrimftattesS uhrnnc.

Die Burlington &oute" piro am 6.
unD 20. Qu0uit utb am 8. unb II.
September 1901 GrcurIions : Sttets
fir SeimitdttesS u6enoe na9 Dem
9tprben, Meiten, NOropeiten, Siiper
uno Suoweten sum 8reiie elmer
6obrt plus $500 fir bic Gunbrciie
pertaufen. Sidets iinb fir q Sage
BPM Sage Oes 8ertaufs an giilti9.
NGberes 81 erfdbren in Der itdotiiGen
Sidetz Sfftre, Gil Main StruBe ober
in 8abubOf am 5ube Der 2. StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
pIBBti1 gcitarbrn.

@m, paut8, @ormann in Srerlsr's
2eibitaI, DurDe am 0onuerstag
Morgen in ieinem Soitbalpfe an Der
10. uno Sian StraBe, tpot i'm 8ette
Gufgefunhen. Sin 9cr3i9tog bate
ieinem Geben Elm Gnoe gema9t. Der
8eritorbene mar Sc Sabre alt unb
cine Ttaotbefanute Peri1nIi9teit. Die
Mutter uno cine S9tpeiter bes Ser
fprbenen 'Wobnen in SberiQs M&ounD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
SSnmrt uuO fault 9auO!

Woriou SWEctiou, Glib. GofOtu bat nod
rie cine Neblernte 9eiebcn. Srgeuo Giuer,
Der %bcIpeiit, ouB ulicr Vooeu ui6t poQitdus
big 10 gut lei Die ir8enomo in Soma, tann
non Dem uuterset1uetu iein JteiiegeIo Natb
Imb BON Glib GufOta U%erlanQeu. lluIere
benthe @emeinoe 1T riIbriG uuO edit totbos
lid. ltaditeS Trit6iabr wirb cine S6ule
fir $4,000 crbout wcrbeu. lin NIbereS meus
bet Gn9 OH: Nep. y. 8rabiG
piGrrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Mu 2anDiu9cr.

Nir babeu oil 1OO, 900 @der por3iislider
harm Qdubereter IN Wiuneiota NIB Siib.
0ofota gu Yreiieu bon So bis S21 pro @ter
81 pertauleu.
@benfaus eile Sarm pom 1920 Gder nit
9uteu 0ebaubeu.
Sin Sarm por 440 ader, iGmmtli6 cults
pirt, NIT gutter @ebGloen. /,
Gin ii6 gut sabIenbeS SotsI nnS aaberes
Tarmz uib Staoteigettbiln eutmeoer 3i per:
faitfen ODER gu pertaui6en.
gitte bel ms p~orjuiprebeu xue NJ vtrs
ben Sbren @iini6en entiprc6en.
Spbn Vter Il Co.,
@runbeisentbunts NIB 9crIideruusss asert,
352 Siebeute StraBe, dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
0eaeu GrebsimapeW.

Sd empteble biermtt Stroop's beribmte,
Iulper. Olelelbeu beileu ieoen
tnod ui6t auIgebrodeneD Srebs iowobl
innerlid ais auberli9. auen, Die perbG6=
ti9e @ei6wiilfte iowie au6 MasenIei=
ben unb 9eberi6abeu baben, iino bicIe
Qulper ~beioubers empiobleu. Wegen Nabe=
rem 3ev gniiie etc. a%oreiiire mat:
CD or b 3. Soebtn9,
ct. 9ucas Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Gbicaso, ben 81. SuIi.
mpfrsiNe

Gbicago, ben q. Suli.
8etreioe.
@eRen-
Suit: 6s4@6e4.
september: 69t@71
Soru-
Suii: 53E@54a.
September: 54a@55ss
S0ier-
sSuii: s4t@35s.
september: 34a@35.
xtesmarft.
S6peiue-
S1pere, IS. 4596. O2i.
Snlpere. raube, 30. 45@56 GO.
Gei6te, So. As @Sj. S75
@emii6te, s. .5O@6-o0.
8ieb-
@rtra Hinhpieb, So. 20. Co., 10
Suites. SIS. 5000. 65.
WittelmdBI9es bis sHtes, S.. 00@5.50.
Ginia6e Sorte, $4. 30y05.1 10.
Sute bis aus9emGbite Seras Stlere, $3.50
@4.70.
SIM lSeieu seiitterte Stiere, s4.50@6;10.
&iibe, 81. 5000. go.
&inoer, So. 75@5.00.
guaeu uuo Obieu, $2.65@4.65.
SGlber, "a. 60@5.75.
S6aie-
9seitii6e 2Gmmer, $3.40@5. 80.
Ginheimil6e 9Gminer SO. 00@5. 80.
@eitli9e S6afe, $3.4O@4.00
Giubelntii6e Sdafe. $2:65@4.15.
Wroptatomen.
S6weineheil6-
Suli: S14. 15@14. 80.
September: $14. 12s 9$14.22f.
S6mala-
Suli: So. 57a@8.60.
september: So. 60@S.65
Rippel-
Suli: 81. S5@S7. 92f.
September 81. S7t@ST. So.
Sla6siamen-
Suli; S1.55t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
sEran Guocriuu's Seide sefmuhrn.

2m 9ienSto9 Mtoroen tpuroe Die
2ei9e Der 6rau 9uoerian, tpel4e Dor
ungefdbr 3pei MOnaten ertrant, maize
Der GiIenbobnbriide i9pimmeno gez
furDen. Die QeiGe mar tart in Ser
peiung ii6ergegangen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
PaWsa merirau @usfclung, Buffalo,
Nrm 0Grf.

Die G0icogo Great 8aTterns8abn
D~ertouTt 9urGzG s8tuete 81
iebr ~uiscrigsH Staten nit Der @abl
btr &etie gang auf GiIenbabn Ooer
Gaan Bis Gticogo, Detroit, pber Gle
bc!cnb uuO GeefaGrt pOn bort bis
&uffalp. &uait1ttung unD 8eoienuug
unitbertroffcu. Sin ~UertbODus8 Bams
p6fet frei auf @unih geiarbt. 8egen
nGfcrer @u8turft Uuo @ump6let lpenbe
man ii@ an j. 9. 8o85, Sip Gtdets
&gant, 635 Wluin Cir, Dubuque, Sa.
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