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The Washington times., 1902-01-20
Claims of the state.

From its divine origin, the State no
less than the Church has hold upon our
love. our venerdtion, our reverence. and
our devotion. Therefore it is that we
pray for the State-for our Republic
We would pray for all mankind. God
bless France, God bless Austria, God
bless Italy, England, Germany. South
Africa, South America but we also say.
Domino, salvam fac rempublicam nos
tram-God save our Republic"
At the close of the mass the cardinal
returned in procession to the rectory.
where he held Il public reception in the
southeast parlor. Those who paid their
respects to his Eminence were introduced
by Col. A. A. Wilson and Mr.. Callahan.
Between $500 and 1900 persons passed
through the house and shook the hand of
the cardinal
The Washington times., 1902-01-20
Cellar Was All Abiaze.

AS he left the building to turn in the
alarm volumes Of smoke were pouring
out of the gratings en- the sidewalk On
his return he found the cellar was all
ablaze, the flames leaping out through
the iron gratings.
Several of the fire companies were soon
on the scene. and by forcing an entrance
to the cellar and storeroom soon had the
flames under control. The fire had its
origin near the gas meter, which was
so impaired that the odor of escaping gas
was stronger than the smoke. This evil,
however, was remeGied by cutting off the
gas from the seFcet.
The Washington times., 1902-01-20
Occupants of the Building.

The occupants of the building are H.
Walter Johansen and wife, who live on
the third floor, and Mrs. Margaret H.
Albright Mr.. G. c. Bowers, Mr.. S. L. Ben
nett, and Mr.. BENJAMIN NJ Bridges, who
occupy rooms on the second floor.
The damage to the building and the loss
sustained by MFR. B,eter will probably
reach s5cO fully covered by insurance
The Washington times., 1902-01-20
Origin of Fire Not Determined.

The origin of the fire could not be de-
termined by the firemen, save that some
one in passing had thrown lighted cigar
or cigarette through the grating into the
cellar. This theory seems 4 plausible
one. as the fire started Immediately under
the grating.
The beams supporting the floor of the
storaroom were practically destroyed, as
were the contents of the cellar. No dam
age was done to the stock in the store
room other than that done by smoke. The
tenants on the second and third floors
suffered no loss whatever
The Washington times., 1902-01-20

manence of this society. which he called
his church. He intended 1t TO last for all
time, for he said: Behold, l am with
you, even unto the end of the world
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-10-10
Very Small.

| II Governor Hunt had been a
great big generous hearted man he
would have staid with Warden
Arney to the very last, as did Mr..
Bassett. But he wasn't. He de-
serted his friend at the last moment
and after voting on his own motion
10 exonerate him from all criminal
charges, then turned around and
introduced ano ther motion de-
handing the resignation of Mr..
Arney. This kind of treachery is
repugnant to every generous
spirited person. 1t shows a little
ness of soul almost beyond compre,
hcnsion. But Governor Hunt
must not think for an instant that
he can shift the whole responsible
ty of the pcnitcntiary scandal upon
Warden Arney and make him the
scapegoat of the whole affair. That
is his evident intention, since he
failcd so lamentably to make the
investigation secret one. Nor
can he claim the credit for forcing
the investigation, for he didn't.
He opposed u in every possible way.
Attorney General Martin forced
the investigation over the protest
OF Governor Hunt, who, when
pushed to the wall, said it could
be finished in q couple OF hours.
1t is the last puerile effort of
very small politician.-Pocatello
Tribune. Sept. 20, 1902
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-10-10
lincoln County Republicans.

Tho republicans OF Lincoln
county met at Hagerman last Fri
lay and named a ticket of which
every republican can be justly
proud Every man on the ticket
is representative citizen, OF good
abilities with honest integrity, and
high personal standing in the
county. There is not man on
the ticket but what Is entitled TO
the support OF every citizen in the
county. The democrats have adj
United that they cannot and have
no hopes OF elccting candidate ON
their ticket without republican
votes and we can assure them that
this being the case none will be
elected. With such conditions,
with such Il ticket as the yepuhli-
cans have, the democrats will not
elect single man on their ticket
in Lincoln county at the November
election. The democrats have not
single man on their ticket who is
better qualified for the position he
asks for, or whose personal stand
ING as a man or citizen is higher
than that OF his republican friend.
In this the s,publ'eans have all
{ eetantsse. IN this campaign
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-10-10

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has disposed of his
lumber business to the Weeter
Lumber Co. and has assigned all
accounts to said company; that
said accounts have been placed in
the hands of +. A. Walters for coll
lection and all parties in debt to
the undersigned fer lumber and
other material viii pay the same to
the Wecter Lumber Co. through f.
A. Walters, who will receipt for the
same.
f. NJ. CRANpALL.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-10-10
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Congress
BURTON l.. FRENCH,
OF Latah County
For Justice Supreme Court
j. +. AILSHIE,
of Idaho County
For Governor
JOHN T: MORRISON,
Of Canyon County
For Lieutenant Governor
JAMES NJ. STEVENS,
OF Bingham County
For Secretary OF State
WILL II. GIBSON,
OF Fremont County.
For State Auditor
THEO. TURNER,
Of Bannock County,
For State Treasurer
II. N. COFFIN,
OF Ada County.
For Attorney General
JOHN A. BAGLEY.
OF Bear Lake County
For Superintendent OF Schools
MISS MAE l.. SCOTT,
Of Bingham County.
For Inspector Of Mines
ROBERT BELL,
OF Custer County
District Judge 4th district
LlTTLETON PRICE
Of Blaine County. |
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-10-10
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

State Senator
PETER X. DOLMAN.
state Representative
CHAS. N. DlLATUSH.
For Sheriff
K. w. SWOPE.
For Auditor 4 Recorder
A. |. MCMAHON.
For Assessor
FRANK MILLSAPS.
For Treasurer
G. w. WERNlCKE.
For County Attorney
FRANK Il. DISNEY.
For Probate judge
w. j. SMITH.
For superintendent OF Schools
MRS. l.. NJ. BURNSIDE.
For Coroner
DR.. j. w. Z, EMERSON.
For Surveyor
]. W, WALDRON,
For County Commissioners
tat Dist. w. WHEELER.
2nd Dist.--ORLANDO EMMONS
Srd Dist.--C. @. SANS.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-10-10

the democrats will learn that their
hard luck stories and sympathy
pleas will not put them in Office,
and they will not for any senti-
mental reasons change single
vote this year as the taxpayer has
come to know them.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-10-10
Parker Hath Spoken.

= The democrats of Idaho fee
proud of the record Of the prescn
state administration. Things ar,
I in fine shape and the states credi1
was never better than it is now
Caldwell Chronicle.
. The Parkcr-thc only Parker
the sagacious Parkcr--the real
Parker-the wordy Parkcr--the
eyilless Parkcr-the magnetic
Parkcr-thc athletic Parker-the
altogether Parker-tbe effervescent
Parker--the always Parker-thc
indestructible Parker-thc omni-
present Parker-the omnivorou s
Parkcr-hath spoken, and the
waves retreat in silent awe, and
the earth trembles, and little men
run to their holes and hide like
harried foxes. The Delphic Oracle
has nothing doing when Parker
speaks, because Parker's Pocatello
lcttre de marquc with the demo-
cratic press OF Idaho has put the
oracle temporarily out OF business.
So when the august Parker
solcmnly asserts that 'thc demo-
Gratis OF Idaho feel proud of the
record of the present state admins
tration," it must go-that is, it
must 60 as an assertion only from
the Parker. Things are in fine
shape" continues the only Parker.
You bet they arel They're about
the finest everl With the Kensler
stencil, and the Arney penitentiary !
scandal, and the White pine land
graft, and the democratic gerry I
OF 1901, and the recent 4
revelations in the insurance depart 7
ncnt, things are, indeed, in fine !.
shape. Democrats have every y
'cason to feel proud of their present
administration. But only a demo- u
rat could feel proud.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-10-10
Subscription Price Per Year s2,0(

Entered az the port0fiec at Sboehone, Idaho,
- second,cift@a mail matter for frafpmis-ion
through tbs United statoa mails,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-10-10
Shoshone Journal
A Weekly Republican Paper,
BEN. \. BREWSTER, Publisher


BHOsHOsE a city Of 100; the county seat of
Lincoln county. and the b.sst town Ia svlth-
trH Idaho, the main line Of the Oreror
short Line Railway md junction u the
same isic II rDsf 10 K.fchufa, distance Of
~ ails~ and the nearest roufe 10 Thunder
Mountain
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22

iebnen iib Die gunoes6eb0roen oa-
nod, ibn nnter ibrer 4ontroQe al
bober, bis er i'm Stanbe lit, Tie iiber
ein rfleines OtiBreritGnbnib" ipegen
elmer angebli6 in Sranfrei6 periib-
ten llnteri6lagilng BON 81 100000
alti5ufldren. Salenii in oer Ser.
Staaten beiIer inter Dem 9eamel
SSm. u. 9ellluooo betannt, bat III
Baris Dor 40 Sabren bas 9i6t ser
sSelt erblicft. SSm Sabre 1891 griin-
Oete er BORT Die ,Societe sSrancaiie De
ganqle ct De Gbonge", Oeren 8e.
idGTtsiiibrer er muroe. Die 8el61ite
Oieler Sirmu, ole pornebmlib an Der
Sorie ipefulirte, lbienen gut su ge-
ben, bis lte na6 l,ngefGbr fiinf Sab
rem DoOurG eine llnangenebme Inter
bre6llng fanoen, Dab Serr 8alenIi es
1ur aeratben bielt, ploblib einen
&llnaDediel por5unebmen. ,3ipei@o-
den lpdter erflarte Oas Buriler San-
oels9eridt golenlt rrno Die BON linn
gegriInOete sSirma banferott. 9ei Der
llnterllflng ergab iid, baB 9alenIi
nlft bios 6,S00,000 sSranfen luter.
lhlagen, ionbern iid audi piele ibm
sur Serlpabrung iibergebeneS 6mllde
laden ungeeienet bate. Seine Ser
baftllng wuroe angeoronet, er battc
aber in5lpiifen Den beiBen gooen
sSranfreihs abgei6iittelt uno oafiir
Den freien gooen slmerifas aufge-
lil6i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22

gteo.) n1ebr iuie tpett gerna6t peroen.
Ilth babe Gngluno al China nocb ein
ltattltbes 8utbabcr; Die SsnOemni-
tdtstorOcrung ici I'M fonmenoeu9uo.
oct res britii6eu Gci6s fein ouber
'Aht III laIienocr goltell uno miro cr
poraiSiidtlid nit oasu pcrlpcuoct
meroen, I'M Gngtan0S 2riegsid)IIS
i'll tilaen.
slls Der 9ieifsibabfalr5Ier Sir
Vdhael Sifs 9eo6 DeS Grams.
uaals uno leiner S6dse eripdbute,
brafen Die gationalilten in ironiihe
Sobrlfe aus.
2onbon, 1S. @priG.
Yer Sf)obamtsfan5ler Cir Dfi.
doel Sifs 9eab bat erflGrt, OaB elm
3oll BON 3 Yence auf oenGentner 8e.
treble uno bon 5 Eence auf oen Gent.
ner Vtebl nlr einen gans rltbeoeuten.
oen Sritd]tbeil eineS Eennp auf oen
SaIb grot be0ellte, ltnO 0esbalb fetne
Grboblng bes Srotpreiles redtferti.
gen lmo nah lid 5ieben ipiirOe. Die
Sader lino dber anoerer slnliht. sic
lino onr6 oas Steigen oes @eblprei.
les beunritbigt poroen lmo BEGIN.
men etnen Eennp uuf oen 2aib 9rot
oranT5uidlagen.
Der Goboen &lub trifft sic 9or.
bereltllngen fiir cine Serianmlltna in
Der ,Sreibanoelsbaae inWan6eiter, in
Delder gegen Die &orn5oae Broteit
erboben lperoen iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22
NuSIanO.
8clgien.
g T iiiieI. t3. 9lpriI.

grii iel, t3. 9lpriI.
lleber Die blutigen @ors1nge IN
bieiiaer Stabt lit nod iSolaen.
nes nab3utragen: 3u einem
Sample fam es erit, oils cine slisabl
Der 9lbeitorer, Die, nebenbei gelagt,
5lm gr0btenSbeile Dem perlporfenIten
8elinoel angeborten, nit &epolpern
nofl Der Hi6tlutg feuertelt, no oas
Vtilltdr einen aoroon ge5ogen bate.
Sobalo Die ShiiIie fielen, gingen Die
8enOarlnen nit blanfer @afie qeaen
olc Wfenge Dor, ipeld|e iie aber nllr
perbobnte. Die @enoarmen ie,lerten
Damn mebrere blinoe Sblile ab,
nelde Die Wtenge nit einem Sagel
bon Steinen, Slai6en unD ldweren
Gllenltiiden eripioerte. Sus aei6ab
IN mebreren StraBen. slm l6limn1-
item lpar es in Der Hue Saute, ipo
Die Sepobner Der Sduier ole @en-
oarnen bon SenItern llno 9d6ern
aus nit @urfsciholien bombaroir-
ten. Gin 8enoarmerte Sffi5ier for
oerte Damn Die Weuge aitf iif 5u ser.
ltreiler, ooh oieie beahtete i'm gar
niht. Ga par es Nun, mo 5ilm erIten
W'ale IN pielen Sabren Die @enoar.
men ihre Wauier @epebre abieuer-
ten. Sic gaben MIR cine Salpe ab, ais
lid, aber Die 0tenge 5eritrellte, lasen
mebrere 0tenif)en auf DEM Sooen.
3mei puren 10 ibiper permlinoet, oaB
lie anf Dem Wege Sllm Soipital Itar.
ben. Wtebr ais 5narSig enge StraBen
lmo 8aBhen fiibren nad ser 9fue
Saute; bon oielen aug braueeu au-
oere 9ubeltOrer mlf oie @enoarmen
eit, ais Sebtere gegen Die Wenge Dor.
aingen, llno feuerten Eebolper auf lie
nb. Srei @enoarnlen tpuroen auf Die
ie @eile perlpmoet.
sSriiiieI, 13. Mpril.
3pei Yerionen oie geItern
slbcnO bel Dem 3uiammenitobe nit
Der Soli5ei perlulinoet ipuroei, linO
in8pii6en ibrenSerlesingen erleaen.
stihtweniger oils 24Berionen wuroen
nad Dem ,Sreffen" nn6 ben per-
ihieoenen Solpitilern gebrad)t, cine
aroBere slt5obl uls bis iest Bel ei.
nem .3uiamnenitoBe perpunoet lpur.
ben. gSdbreno oes &onilifts ipuroe
aus manden Senitern 8itriol aui oie
8olisilten gegoilen. Giner ser gr-
lbollenen befano iid on einern Sen.
tier beS Sweiteu Stodiperfes zines
Sallies llno ltiir5te auf Die StraBe
bimab.
gs miro beriftet. oaB sic Sosiali.
item beabiidtigen, bellte cine Ser
iammlimg IN Dem Garf su 2aefen,
elmer SoritaOt, absubalten. Sieler
Sart befinoet iid gan5 nabe Dem fG.
nigli6eu Salaite.
Sriiiiel, 16. Mpril.
Ser Erin5 sllbert, ser Sobn oeS
8rafen BON Slonbern inb prdiump.
tipe @rbe oeS belgiiben Sbrones, lit
@taior bel ben 9arOegrenaoiren, Die
geaempartig in ibrer aaierne IN 9e.
reitidbait gebalten iperben. gr lebnte
einen Sori6ldg, Seitlpeiie elm anoeres
&onmanoo Slt iibernebmen, ab uuo
iaate:
rNenn meine 2ellte arf einen $50.
iten gerltieu tperoen, an Dem @eiabr
orobt, 10 mill id) Tie iiibren."
Ser aonig Seopolo begliidipiini6.
te ben Srinsen 5u oieier Grfldrlmg.
9riiiiel, 16. Mpril.
Salnmtli6e Sribiinen bes slbge.
orbneteu Sailies, Die fir ole Siplo.
maten beitimmten, pie audi Die pri.
paten ,mo 0iientIihen, fparen Bis
airi ben letten Sis nit 3ub0rern ee-
iiillt, als beIte Die ailf Die SageSoro-
mma aeieste Yerfaiiunss Hepilion
arr Gebatte fauL sIIs eriter Heoner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22
GcbenSis fir toSt crflart.

GaterIou, e. s., 10. s(pril.
Gem Staliener slleranber Sca5e-
letta ipare es beinabe paIlirt, bel lie.
benoigem 2eibe beeroigt 5u neroen.
Gr mar lpegen eilles geringen Serge-
bens perbaftet iporoen uno mbte Die
gtadlt i'm bielieen @ef1ngniiie 5r-
brinaen. slls Der @efangenlpdrter am
@toraen feline 3eae oiinete, NOR er
nidlt imStanoe, i'm 5it peden. gr be.
naflri6tigte ieine Sorgeiesten, bie Ell
nen slr5t bolen IieBen imb bemlclben
mittbelIterl Der @efungene lei nab
reno Der gtadt geItorben. Ser glr5t
Itellte eine oberfldhlide ltnterlll6ung
on lulo erfldrte Sca5eletta fiir toot.
Gin Seibenbeitatter befnm Damn ben
sluitrag, eihen Sorg folnmeu luo
Den permeintlihen SoOten forti6af-
len 81 iaiien. slls beiIen bier glnge-
ltellte Den Sarg altm @efGngniBtbor
binanstritnen, lieBen iie BORT plotlicb
Dor Sbrerfen Den Sarg iallen, % lie
aus bemielben Die r2eihe" berails-
idlallen iaben imo I'M fr1ftiglten Sta
lieniidb Die Srnoe ton Sca5eletta
ielbit pernubmen, Dob er nibt toot
lei, folglib iib aub nibt na6 Der
&itbe beS Grades iebne, pielmebr nod
lange oas Se6en 5ll genieBen miinihe.
llnb ais Der geipiiienbafte slr5t lid
audi iiber5eugte, baB Der bon linn
fiir toot GrflGrte ,nter feinen linn.
ltanOen als lol6er 9elten wollte, oro-
nete er beiien Sreilaiiltng an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22
Gs iuirS mntcrindlt.

SO aibtngton 10. 9(pril.
9as &abinett erorterte in ieiner
belttigen Sitllng lGngere 3eit Die
TreB- unO ailoeren gerifte iiber sic
anf Den Hbilippinen angebli6 bon
amerlfaniidlen SolOoteu ongeiuenoe.
ten 6oltern an Gingeborenen, beion.
oerS Der v@aiierfilr". Ger &riegs-
Sefretar 9foot interbreitete oen Sri-
ginal geribt beS Sberiten 9idnan
IN Se5ig ailf oieie slngelegenbeit.
8leid) nad Der Sisllng gab ser
&rieGs Setretar Hoot Dem General.
sloiutouten oeu sluftrog, au ben 8e-
neral Gbaffee in Wanila 81 fabeln
mb i'm allf5ltforoern, Die slngelegen.
hett 81 uuteriilGen uno gegebenen
Sales Die Shuloigen Dor eiu &riegs-
Qeriht an itellen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22
Sranri9e Sraunng.
sc c 10 0orf. is. 9[pril.

Der r@orlo" miro folgenoes
mertluiirbige &orfpmnmiB bel elmer
Sraullng aus Srenton, y. g.. tele.
grapbirt: rslls Gbas. Sind lmo Wfa-
IN WicSutpre in Der oSaereS Seari
Gburh" Dor oen slltar traten, Inn iib
sllm @rno fiir's 2eben 81 pereinigeu,
muroe Der 9rautigam pl0slib bon
Der appendicitis beiaIlen. Nocb bate
man iib nibt bon oem Sdrefen er.
bolt, Den bieier ltnaliidsfaa perlr-
iadte, ais man 5iim 2eiOlpeien slaer
lpdbrnebmen mllbte, baB audi Der er.
ite 9rartfiibrer in sSolge oerielben
aranfbeit nod Sauie ee6rabt Wer.
oen muBte."
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SGSafrifa.

Sonbon, IA. s(pril.
Der Soro &ithener berihtete iiber
hefttge 8efedte, pel6e 5u @noe ser
pprigen @obe i'm SranspaaI ..Itatt.
ronoelI ltno in benen ettpa 200 gu.
rem aetootet, periplinoet ODER aefan.
| gen ipuroen. Die britiibe SerlllItliIte
meiit ettpa bllnOert gtarnen auf.
Sas beftigite 8efe6t fano am II.
gpril I'M lpeltii6en Sranspaal 1tatt,
lpo Der @enerdl San. Samiltpn
Dem General Wetbuen i'm &onman-
DO Der britii6en Sruppen aefolat
mar. Die 9uren griffen Oie slbtbei.
luna oes Sberiten &efeipih in Der
gtdhe bon &ooipal an. Gs fam sum
SanOaenenge. Sieguren lpuroen 5it.
rildgelflagen lino lieBen 55 Sobte,
oartlnter Den &ommanoauten Yctaie.
! ter unO 81 Serluunoete 5ilriif. Die
Srlten nabmen 20 llnpernunOete gu.
rem 9efanaen.
Cine Sllrenabtbeilung iiberfiel Ell.
ne Iturfe britiibe Satrouille, pelfe
bon gitlfontein (Sranie Sreiitaat)
aisgelanDt moroen mar, Inn ole emf:
ferilter aelegenen Sarmen ab3ulubem
Gin Sffi5ier lmo 5pei Wann ipurDer
getootet, II Mann paripnnoet, Den.
Geit Ger Eatrouiae (2) puroe nnt
rinat nnb gefangen genonlmen. De,
Soro &ithener bat eine llnteriu6llna
oes TorfaQes angeoronet.
2onbon, IA. slpril.
gei DEM @iien6abn ltnfaae IN
ser Hate BON Wadipie biiBte am 12.
Ipril laut Der ioeben bier per0ffents
lihten offi5iellen Serluit 9iite oas
s. gten Seelaro Hegiment 13 Sootl
elm, ipabrenb 10 Wann perlest murs
Oen.
2onbon, 1S. slpril.
Ser Siibrer Ser &egierlngsparta
I'M llnterbaille CAB Delttc bie nnblte
benOe .uidtige grflGrung ob:
vgtub 5pei Sonferen5en Slpilhen
Dem britiihcn Sberfommiiiar iiif
Siioofrifn, 2orO Milner, Dem Cor,
&ttd)ener ino Den 9ltrcn Selegotcn
IN Eretoria bot Der 2orb aithenert
cbmo6l er cilren @oficnItilIitono aus
militGriIcbcn 8riinoeu oermcigcrte.
cingeiuilligt Den 9iiren @eleOenbeii
sur @abl observation-disclosures lml
sur Ibbdltimg BON Serlalnnliraeen
,u aeben. in bencn Ole SricGcnSuor.
ihlGAe 5cipro6cn perbcn .0nucn.
Sic gilrcnfiibrer Itnb i;liolgeociIcN
bier obgereiit, I'M ben Blou Srr Mus,
fiibrunS 81 6ringen".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22
in SdwinSler s,pcier @eitem.
81 @ IN glorf Is g(hri

~ y w ~ ~ ~. >tfth.
Sobalo Sollis gllfreb Salenii NOR.
gen, nab glbbiiBung elmer iehSiGbri.
gen Straf5eit ue9ell lluteridloglmg
bon Sd)mldlaben i'm 8ertbe bon
$25, 900, bos 3ubtbaus in Sing
Gina perlGBt. miro er lpabri6einli6
bon gtelem IN ein @efdnsniB wan-
bern, wenn audi porlGuiis i'll elm OIL.
oeres. Suiolge Dem bielisen vSeralo"
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pretTe arr Ansript,t.


Seesr Son Der Spate per Sobr.
q" 6 Wipuate 800
3" 3 WfpHate......... coo
9peal. Hott3eu:
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srite Mai Is Gsnts.
Seirntbss itno Sooesdn3eigeu nit Gprun
$780, obne Sprub sl.0O
GaSeieen bic bem Settle Der tatboiii&su 9ir5s
suipioer iiub, fnoen feine aufuabme.
@n3et9en ienoe man ipdtes
tens am @omtae Wors
gen ciu.
Subaarbeiten aller slrt prompi uuo billts
ansgefiibrt.
Sffiee: Gde Ger 6. nnb Sowa=straB,.
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llnierc Gipiliiatiunsmetbpben
W aihinaton, q IA. slpril.

~ " ! - ~ y - w. IL >fft'''
Ser Ebilippinen glusl6uB oeS
Senats miro oieie ISOLDE 3ellgen per-
nebmen Die shlsfrmit gebeu f0ns
nen iiber bas Martern Ser Gingebo.
renen Dlrd Die iogenmnte Saiier-
fur. slls griter betrat beute ben
3euaenitano CHARLES 9. 9filep bon
gtortbampton Waii., friiber Ser
eeant ser Comp. .M" oes 26. Solou-
tGr Tegiruents. gr iuar in oen Ybi.
lippinen bonn %. Sftober 1899 bis
gum 4. MGrs 1901, bate Die n@ai.
lerfllr" an9eieben imo CAB BON ibr
folgenoe 8eibreibung: nslls oieSuip-
pen, oenen er auaeborte, in Sgbaras
anlansten, lpuroe Der Brdlioent Der
Srti6ait aeira9t, pb Saiifer abge'
ianot ipnrben, nm Die Snlurgenten
bon Der slnmelenbeit Der amerifani.
ithen Soloaten 5u benahridtigen,
uno oils er oie gelpiinI6te sluStilnft
Deripeigerte, nurbe er Der @alIerfrr
untermorfen. Ger @eonlte, ein
Wtam bon imgefabr 40 Sabren, iplr.
De bis 5llr SGlite entfleioet lmo nit
9ebunoenen SGnoen ,mter einen @al-
ierbebGlter gelporfen, Der lingeiGbr
100 @allouen @aiier entbielt. 9am
IieB man 8alier aus Dem 8ebalter
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MieScrlanoc.,
Sl III il er 5 a m, Is. 9lpril

u III II l D TIL, 10. Tprtl.
Die amtlideu 3eitllngen peroiient.
ltd)eu bcltte oos na6ltebenbe 9ullc.
tin:
pSic aonigin @ilbelmina lit ieit
eini9en Sagen ilnpaBlih. Sbre Maie.
ltdt mlB oas gett bitten ilno flagt
iiber allgemeinc YtiiDigfeit. Sie aor.
perpdrne iteigt."
u III ltero m, 16. Slpril.
Sas pSanoeisblao" iagt, oaB Die
Grantheit Der &oniein @ilbelmina
mehr als nlr ein tempordres lln'
ippbliein lit.
Sic 3eitung rHieltps bon ser
Saa" bebaitptet, Die &onigin leioe On
llnterleibsent5iinoumg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22

Saus. lin 3 ubr gsadnlittags
iollte Die allgemeine 9ebutte iiber Die
Suba 9feciprocitdts Sorlage i6lie-
ben.
slls 9ol5el eeenbet bette, ipor Die
2eIt fiir Die General Sebatte Der.
itriden inb Die gorlage, aus MIR eis
ner Seftion beltebeno, puroe unter
Der SSiinfminuten 9iegel 5ipedS
Imenoirilng uerlelen
Inter allgemeiuer glufreglng err
bob iicb elmer Der republifonii6en
8e1ner Der Sorlage uno unterbreitete
EN- slmenoement, welhes ben 8iffe-
rental 3oa bon raffinirtem 3ufer
entfernt.
Ger 5iibrer ser Gepublifoner i'm
Sons erbob iofort einen SrOnltngss
Ginipanb nit Der 9egriiioung, baB
oas ENHANCEMENT nidt nit Dem Sn.
bait Der Gorlaee in Serbiltbung itebe.
Sberman BON gtelp 9ort, Ser ben
TorliB fiibrte, erflarte Damn ben erbos
benen Sronlings ginpano fiir be,
griinoet lrnb citirte cine 9ieibe bon
SrGceoen5fdllen, ipelhe iib iiber 70
Sabre parlamentariiGen &ebens err
itrede1.
EaipneD appellirte gegen Die Gnt,
iheibllrg bes Sprefers OH bas Saus.
Die iiiolihen 9emofraten maren Die
eriten, Ole ii6 auf Die Seite panoten
no iib Die Sppoiition 5uiammens
ihaarte; ibnen folgten oie gegneri,
ifeh Gepublifaner in ser Stdrfe bon
81 Mann. slls perfitnbet tpuroe, 0ab
Die gntibeiolutg bes Spre1ers NIT
III aegen 130 Stimmen uerporfen
tporoeu iei, bra6 Die Sppoiition M
anOauernOe SSSibelrllfe aus.
3ie Sorlage lelblt ipuroe Damn init
247 eegen 80 Stimmen anaenom,
men.
Die Senats slmenbements sur
GbineienntsidlieBungs Sorlage
ipuroen periporfen rmb oie WfoBregel
on einen gonferen5 IusIdmB Der.
pieien. 9armlf erfolgte &erta9llug.
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Snbuqne, Sowa, 9ieuaaa beu 22 Aprl 1902

IN ieinen Wlno laitfen uno er Inubte
es 10 lange ibluGen, bis er ihlieb-
lid ein gefenntrliB ablegte. gS1b-
reno Der 3eit itanoen Sffi5iere unh
ein ar6t Inn ibm beritm, ilno eil sSi-
!lpinc rief ibm bon Seit Su Seit 5u:
o8eItebe" Sei elmer anOeren @ele-
genbeit fiibrte man DEM llnaliidli-
dei, uertnittelit elmer @loSlpribe bas
Waller IN Wtln0 lno gtaie su,
als er trobbem fein 8eitqnoniB ab-
leqte, tpuroe Dem @aiier nod SaI5
beiqeniidt, ipos feline Birtung ni6t
perieblte.