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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
JoKgs ON TWO STATESMEN.
"Aann" Lewis Recalls One on Seoretar
shawl evils Break.

"Aan," Lewis Recalls One on Secretary
ShaW---LeWis' Break
Washington Post
Tx. Congressman James Hamilton Lewls
Of tho state OF Washington and recently
VI chicago tells a Joke since he came 10
town upon Secretary OF the treasury
shaw. Colonel Lewis is great ndmirer
ot the secretary who ran twice for sov
etuor OF the state OF Iowa.
During the campaign of the state, after
tie sCcuad election OF shaw, ! was one
OF the democratic speakers who were re-
turning from iowa, md Just preceding us
the governor had gotten to his home town
IN pennison,' says Colonel Lewis
Through the complications that IRE
uuontly arise IN mans home county, par
ticualarly wuerc he Is banker, the gov
cyn lost his own county. II went qem-
ooratc
There was a little irish shoemaker IN
the town who had always done tho gov
errors work Ills name WAS Mike flnnl-
gan, The governor stopped NJ the shop,
and the following conversation trauspired:
Good morning, rat said the governor.
"'Good morning guNnor, said Tat !
guess / must congratulate yea upon yea
"Whcrcupon tho governor said; wen.
! am glad 10 be elected but | am sorry 20
have lost my home county,
pat said not a word, but hammered
away upon the sole OF the shoe with more
ycor thc governor noting the silence
| icmarNod' go,
Nou sec FSt IT'S nara tning 70
| nave Your nome 50 against you' though
! Tor purely personal reasons
"Pat was Still Silent ahd the governor
! becoming Interested, ADDED what coulu
| you Guy, rat, Wheh man roses tue county
/ IN Mhlch Nc uN'st - .
"A new drmocratt glcam gatneroa IN
| the race OF TAT ana ne burst out Inot
| Wud ul say guy nor All Oh couIu say "
/ that It's dom pad thlhs You dldh i've
/ In cvcry county In the Sthnte.
/ A good Joke is told upon colonel Lewis
/ nimecir As was wen known here IN
/ NashnStop, while Lewis was I'D PnoHc
| ne De displayed an unusual amount or
! Information upon many suolects As eN,
! speaker Reed WIS Nu"Wn To say, 'tacIc
/ was nothing sclonunc political or literary
| that Lewis ala not know enough about 10
! no absolutely right on always Wrong. IN
/ science, IN mGdieloe. IN ms own profession
| of the law, literature, and politics, TO say
! nothing 81 IN" sciences OF natural pnilos.
/ ophy, classics, astronomy, otcr Lewis was
! constantly appealed to by members " tue
( mouse
/ Nno DAY IN the CLOAK room, where a uttle
/ Inurh was served. lewis ana me !ate de-
! ceased member Ut. stokes or south caro-
/ hna, happened To he preSeot; me doctor
4 was meWoer from an interior district ~
1 tho state, and had eccn elected because
! % the universal esteem IN which his pa
! ueuts held him for htS nigh cminencc as a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02

"lts diegraeetal the way children ~.
taashsN' she began, with a pAlpsu, a,sre.
gara OF tact ana diplomacy. says Lonaau
Answers Their studies are ~ iamAlea
tNeetaer that they don't know when tnsv
nave anlshed with asiihmetit ana tsSes az
kS>s,ssap,ay Inc other day Besslo came
" nc mieale " the slnging lessSS. lleht
IN the middle az a song. 70 aak Scss nv, 49,
tOrnlps were ia peek ~" many
You mnet bk mistakeass s.ta 49,.
tonlshed principal 'ne Az
NN ma 'Ae BEAGLE told ne. and Ress,e
nereg Hes" eald Res2e's raDth ~ s,s 9lSss1 ~
eemphccrey that Initiated tAS N ~ ,
Iht TEACHER was sent for' ShS ts,'tDt
ma, sas BAD interrapted the nasse iesseS
And pecAS sac went bach sv,tsA ~ hiys
turned smiling. N'ef Sne ~
n know Row what shA ,,,.....
~ asked THE ehidrsa how s,., cs'H she.
were Ia 4 n4eAsHfo.a many BEAT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02

between I very much doubt TIE 4
or the spectrum va toitng as y
composition and heat OF the ~
planets and stars.
The sun is now moving toward
90i uDd north latitude a. % n
midnight YOU VIII aud the stan
which the sun Is moving exact
ana eight degrees above the Aosli1
Proctor says that heat does 3
toruAdoys. say Il is clectyiciV,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
CHAPTER WI
The Return 70 london

The Return TO London
Morning found waltham Cross in great
furry OF excitement. From the King IN his
bed chamber across tho fields at rheohalds
to the mcauost chimney sweep In Wultham
every ono was az skies aud scyons over
che great event Somo were Tor eotting
on nc once ahead OF the king IN order to
view at leisure tho various devices that
had been prepared along the way Tor his
entertainments others preferred to keep
pace with tho royal party, riding through
the fields on either side VI the road. white
sull others, from tho mere delay of such
great uumhers, were forced TO follow IN
tho rear aud ride to London a good hour
after Tho King had entered the Charter
mouse
uur pWticulae friends made nm cnrly
start, vet the read WAS su crowded that
fact ridIug was ont OF the question, They
were forced to- So az "a walls, which favored
tuc cuiolmyu OF the weather aud made
conversation "a pleasure The tour
men sct our abrc1sJ uuJ ere they were -
milo uu tut,v Way, Juic and run rojr 60.
gttbvr u 'FRONT.' While Savilo and Alton iAK
E,d s'Wn twenty pacos Ocb.ud
~ must .omplmvW Nou vn Your behavior
last ulHht Wd Sarilv 81 toulu see tnAt
( you had ubug to- nc angry
lNtond lu3Ebrd 'lt ts lll Testing with a
qua Wlt However MUetcr SAvltr, sou sccW
lou .1.r r,shi my trrgl f., v,,r3.
I VIII Wuiur to yNpian wno luu am
/ @ gentleman hl putn and scholar ay pro
irss'ou, b'f % dN As dust oid uookNoym
bs old as The realm, hut one vino
IN's cong ct good ltle virtual aud a
merry .NtNr. | 0M poor hy hlrth and d
nr v ,.r,, ry1 ,'.,,R '"'N, ""I y,
yaphv Iuv aaes ~ iO..' vnvSv -''' '''N
tncrc was il courtesy NJ mauncr about IN,
sn.s bs1r, ihs, w, bNr5 Wr.". Ng'S'E !,
l,r r,I ,'.,'g 'y Ni,"5l" N't''uN l'i' Aa W
HIM. eCb N" ,a.l'' 'sE+ instead Us, g' n'ars
fsr, vnfgn r, ,,,,,, H ,'.', '" oF,A, W3N}
NY "",." ue.'Nvh'u 'l".a anu lH'f deal
",,,, f1 '",ll,'"a' 'u"' N,a"N Wah iWt
Your Nioetau6y Nke mr NAH y NJ,
mo ask van p, tng.tt,N ~ W.. NV '''
NAV oply ritnY II, H',l,1S IVY ry'N 'n eN ..
nv"f'' ttnm net - mouths
,,b ,,laS Hrr,,. SuSN{FyN SaN'te ~
tNW "t.N '' SNeW NOW i'atAcU tE ON,
"'' ,aS9,t FAn'n1 crooked olt
, M NV XIV was hNauuH you q,
% 'W' i"', we sure ae aas no loNc tol
yn0r hrhaif Nam .6S9iJ SSg,WI Sln syn. op ~
n'Ha lN1 lA' glow como in her tlrcks HL,
n'W"' An. htr. 4 was young my
'' "o' NnN SsN' t'u sh'h character
I'm, oaH ! .'Hot Your name il WAS mot
[g Nt' N'WNNE 9hvId 90 lull who rode al
yN,r she, u.t he put you luto my mlu.
fNaI ! remembered Won must yamnfn,ru,
Yea asaln ru Nuur forDc8uuct
can Neu trl me anything or Nisfrcs
NuEHid0iv. Have Won soon her lately 3"
Not WITHIN d mouth Up 60 t0ai tim,
sun WNe wen chr0sO SUN Der life was mo-
q n'd oi FosvS,
Nv telj Richard an he kn,v.
watch SITTER alb WAS NOT Very mO,h
Nlrn W1s surprised 60 hear thar tbrr
tg'W'l 90 oo aAmc coolness hetWrr,
NltrN auN Der father Richard rcn,embnr>i
h't a. too StVug W her lancird duty sS \
HaWsRicr that he Wondered what could
nave boon able to uvAluee sn,b . ,b 49,"
In So short time, '"'"A'
S11 seemed SO FOND so tocllshly fond
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
His Honor's PsrsplescA'

Puck
ladies' said the irdeA 70
was as raspins "a the segee
saided rat gnawinE 4 nlN ~ a
" levlts Il repeated | via "
every Que ~ YOU" .sss,a
tie addressed the fair Sps,it
had been greeting with epyse ~
gleg every alteration ofcred y ,,ss|
ana oipipled sNppllant Tor I 80
----the price or 4 new oAt'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05
CAMP HOUSTON.
Governor sc Oesigrates Grounds for
National Guard Enesmpment.

The Territorial National Guard will
go into camp August l4th in Kingfish-
er at Camp Houston. The official or
ders so designate the camp in honor
o the late Captain Robert Houston Of
Roosevelts Rough Riders, who was
formerly colonel of the 1st Regiment.
Oklahoma National Guards, and was
afterwards appointed captain OF a
company in one of the volunteer regi-
ments that went to the Philippines,
where he died about a year ago hav-
ing contracted fever while in the
line of duty
The encampment promises to be the
best since the guards were organized,
as twelve companies of ifantry one OF
infantry, one of artillery and one Of
cavalry will participate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05
aunder the Turquolse sky.D

This most fascinating, clearest and
interesting description of Colorado
will be sent free by q. w. Thompson,
A. G, P. A. Great Rock Island Route,
Topeka, Kas. Also Camping in Colo
rado," free, if you want it. Gives full
details for the inexperienced. Informa-
tion about Colorado hotels and board
ing houses gladly furnished. 1t will
be worth your while to learn the de-
tails of the cheap rates to Colorado
effective this summer by the Rock
Island. A postal to the above address
viii secure this information and liter
ature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05
Leads Them All.

"One Minute Cough Cure bets all
otner medicines ever tried for
coughs. colds, Group and throat and
lung troubles" says d. Scott Curr'n
of Loganton, Pa. One Minute Cough
Cure is the only absolute safe cough
remedy which acts Immediately.
Mothers everywhere testify TO the
good it has done their little ones.
Group is so sudden in its attacks that
the doctor often arrives too late. It
yields at once to One Minute Cough
Cure. Pleasant TO take Children like
it. Sure cure for grip, bronchitis,
coughs.
J. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Lost, strayed or stolen, one dark
bay horse with a white stripe in face,
with a white loot behind, weight about
900; height 1914 hands high, Of slim
build, slim in flesh, a little knee
sprung; shod in front. Missing We'd
nesday morning. Finder will be re-
warded by reporting A. E. Gray, 12O
East Oklahoma avenue. 6-4-tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05
Ready to Yield.

Il used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Il piles and found it certain cure, "
say, s. R. Meredith, Willow Gorove,
Del. < Nerarions unnecessary to cure
piles. They always yield to DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Cures skin dis
eases. all kinds of wounds. Accept no
counterfeits.
]. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

G. o. Blake is over from El Reno.
H. Sidney is in the city from Hobart.
R. N. House is over today from
saltwater.
G. e. Wagner Of Corden, is a Guth.
ric visitor
Mrs John Davis is over IRON Aiva
" ting friends
Lee Agee is over from Kinghsher
&c ay on business.
W. w. Painter, sheriff of Comanche
county, is in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. George T. Haney of
Pawnee, are visitors in the city.
j. L. Black and Frank Wells came
up this morning from Oklahoma City.
Leo MeBrian is up from Lawton Wis
iting his brother, Private Secretary
Chas McBrian.
Mrs. c. o. finch of Chandler e Wis
ting Guthrie friends
He feels quite iubilant on account
OF the court sustaining his demurrer
Secretary and Mrs. Grimes are the
guests of Dennis Flynn aud family IN
Georgetown this week.
Associate Justice Irwin believes
that hot weather is not conducive to
comfort in seal lined overcoat.
Attorney Simons, of Pond Creek, S
here with his partner, Judge Mackay
looking after the Pond Creek election
case in the supreme court He feels
quite jubilan on account of the cours
sustaining his demurrer. Grant
county will give a Democratic msjori-
ty this year." said the Judge.
Judge Lowe, of El Reno, is here
attending supreme court Evidence
multiplies' said the judge today,
that statehood is a certainty"
Colonel Forrest is engineering the
new murder appeal in supreme court.
Forrest and Judge Lowe have dis
solved partnership at FL Reno
Judge and Mrs. Burford have re-
turneu from Saltwater. Judge Bur
ford delivered the annual commence
ment address to the graduates of the
A. and NJ college.
J. B. Diggs and S. E Richardson
are down from Perry looking after the
Penny Richardson case in the su-
preme court. This case has been on
the docket since the settlement of
Perry
George w. Buckner and Frank Cum
minis left last evening for San Fran
cisco, taking advantage of the Shrin-
er's excursion. They expect to be
away on the trip about four weeks
Mrs. j. ]. Boles and Miss Lillian
left this morning for Eureka Springs
an dother points in Arkansas where
they will spend the summer visiting
relatives. Before returning next fall
Miss Lillian will visit Niagara Falls
and the east.
George Masters, a leading business
man, Of Perry, returned to his home
last night after a business visit to
this city.
Edward Rose of Chattanooga, is in
the city calling on the furniture men.
He represents the Loomis and Hart
Furniture factory
Sam Strauss of Lawton is in the
city on official business. He is chair
man of the board of county commits
sioners for Comanche county.
L. G. Hawkins, cashier OF the wag-
onor National bank at Vernon, Texas,
is in the city on business with the
banking department
John B. Linden OF Enid, is in the
city today.
J. d. Brock of Winfield, Kas., is a
business visitor in The city.
Frank NJ Marken Of Tishomingo, is
Guthrie visitor,
w. NJ. Barker is over from Still
water today on business.
p. Barnard came up this morning
from Oklahoma city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

You've got to hustle all the time to
keep in the swim. If you are slipping
down the ladder Of prosperity, take
Rocky Mountain Tea. Makes people
strenuous.
Ask your druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Friday and Saturday, June and 2,
the Grand Leader will be crowded with
purchasers. Come early and make
your selection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05
]. N. Wallace

Mrs. A. b. Cronkite, dressmaker.
6119k South Second street, Guthrie,
Okla. Dress making and general
sewing Of all kinds done for ladies'
and children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Thousands Of remnants in eottons
wools, silks, at twenty cents on the
dollar, at the Grand Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Grand Leader will sale these thou
sands Of remnants Friday and satur-
day, June and 7, regardless Of cost
or value.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Money to loan on city property
either private or company money
lowest terms. j. b. Green.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Delicious ice cream, ice cream soda,
and all the best summer drinks at
Busenbarks, Victor block
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Go to Busenbark's Victor block, for
the best ice cream, soda water and
cool, refreshing drinks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Do not forget the event Of the sea
son, Remnant sale Friday and satur-
day, June and z, at the Grand Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Stock certificates, bonds and all kind
OF blank work, engraved and printed.
at the Leader Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Tow south rooms for rent, furnished
800 e Noble avenue, $500 and $1,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Insure your property in old line fire
companies. Write OF call at 2l2 w.
Oklahoma Williams & Swinford.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-05

Friday and Saturday, June and
remnant sale at the Grand Leader.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-04
NeW 0Orf.

= Gin eridiitternber slltftritt fono
filralih III gtem glorf NadnlittogS
bel Der Seidenfeier fiir Den nad)
tur5er &ranfbeit Dcrltorbenen luoDl-
bubcnben italien:iheu Gontrattor
Niholos Soranto in Der BEDFORD
MDenue itatt. @d1reno peridieoenc
itolieniide 2ogen uub @ereIne Dor
OaS Sralterbaus 5ogen, Inn iid) an
Der Seeroiarmg 81 betbeili9em uno
olld Der Seid)entpagen allgefabrell
tGm, 0finete ii6 ein SenIter i'll
nheren Stodiperf, rilb Die @ittipe
fletterte allf buS @eiims uno mufta
Dfieue, ii6 allf Die StraBe inter all
bic BORT erihienenen 2eihtragenoell
5t itiir5en. SIN nafIten Argenblif
iab man, nie 6mei Srauen. lie 5urilf-
3l5ieDen perludteu. Gs folgte eil
rer5rpeifelter aanpf, ood en0lid'
gelarlg es, Die lid mie raleno geber.
benbe Sralt bonn Genlter meg uno
ms Simmer 81 5crrcn. Die nltcll
auf Der StroBe ltebenOe Wenae otlps
mcte allf. gacS ging 10 idnel, boB
9tienlano 3eit geflnOen DGtte, Den
Sranen oben e,lr Siilfe 5u ellen,
ic!bit wenn Giner Die @~eiltcSqegen-
mart bter5lt beiefiril bate. &iele Der
nbergloubigen Stoliener 9lalbtell,
Die Tyrallen.@ eItalt nit Dem langell
Dolenben Snar lei cine iibernatiir.
lide Grideinung. Die oreiBig Sabre
cite Trau huar beim Sooe ibres
abaottiid pom ibr geliebten IonneS
bpiteriih gemoroen n1o Deriiel IN
SrGmpie, bod batten Die Ingeb0ri-
gen aeglaubt, baB lie iid bal0 ers
holen piiroe. Gen Seriud, aus Dem
GSeniter 5u ipringenL bate lie inter
nommeh, alS ibre 9erwanoten iid I'M
Reben5inmer be%faloen, bod maren
oieie burdl BEN entItanoenen 21rnt
berbeigelodt iporbeiL uno cine @dr-
term lab an ibrem Bette, mdbreno
Die 2eiHenfeier Dor iid ging.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-04
Gin @nitmohl menid(ider gl6.

Gin @nitmobl meni6lider gl6.
normitGten fano Dor altr5em III
Bolton itatt. Gen GbrenploB am
Giid)e nabm, 10 miro beridytet, elmer
Ser gr6Bten MGnner Der @clt ein,
ser glegnpter &aiion slli Der = Dieter
mo IS Gentimeter bod lit. 3u lei
ncr Ged)ten iuB Der &opitdn Spni.
mite, eln ld)ottilder 3merg, Der fm1n
IS Gentimeter miBf; altr Sinfen oes
9tieien iob ous Oidite Gbepuar, Serr
Worlnn lno feline iieblihe Satin;
bcioe Dieqen Oie &leinigfeit bon T.:
100 Efltn0. Sn 5IuangloIer Gei6e
folQten Damn bier Srii0er, Die idmor5
limo lpic aoble, obcr cine BLEND meiBe
9taie lulo cine meiBe StirR baben;
Die bci6en ymeni6lifen S6lanaen"
anS Snpon Die in @irflidfeit nidtS
ais 5met le6enoe @erippe limo = 10
ntaGer iinb lie -; Der @0Qenmenih.
Elm obidyecfeno bGBlid)er Sran5oie,
OciIen Illgen mie Die elmer &abe inn
9unteln, YpbospboreScieren"; ser
&nmeelmenih Elm foloiialer G6ineie,
Der mbeimli9 groBe @engen 8oiier
trinten fam. So5u fommen nod
un0ere 96normitdten. Ger 9ieie 9lli
feierte ieinen %. @eburtStag, baber
baS Seitmabl. Ger 3merg Spnimite
begnilgte iid) NIT 5mei S6nitt6en
qeroIteten SroteS ut0 einem i3uder.
brot; oo9egen neri6longen bie Che.
lelrte Warlan ie icdS Siibner; Der
Gbineie per5ebrte a ooer 8 &ilo-
Qramm Meis llnb Butter. @as nun
Den 8ait9eber betriift, 10 uB er ais
Eorgeridt brei 9ueen0 @iirItden;
Damn tranf er Sii0ueriuppe fiir 10,
Damn perldlnfte er 80 robe Gier,
mcrollf er nod Solgenoe5 aB: adt
NCeiitcadS, einen S6lueinei6infen,
amei Giunb StodiiihL bier ~gcbratenc
Sii6ner. iefs Sd)odtcl Seliarbiuen.
cine ShiiiIel aopiInlnt, elm @funb
SdncIRcrt0ie, odt 9(pfelitucu uuo
sablreidc eingeleatc Sriidte. ltu0
bel bem gan5en Glen tranf or audi
nid)t einen Sropien 8ier o0er @einL
iolocrn mir" IA 6loiden 2imonaoe.
go! SO!
Gin origincQcr '9(r5t 1T ser
Gnftor @ilion in @oitcn. OieIer
iorpli6e WteoifuS beildt ieine bilf8.
bebiiritigc armbiGoit ME o6Ne cinen
aroben Gorb boiler @rieitau6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-04
@iSepuNu.

Ser Milmallfee'r popllliitii6e
Stobtputer Senrp Smith lebnte Ota
&etbeiligung an bcn Sorbereitungerl
iiir Erin5 Seiurib'5 Gmpiu1g al
burh folgenbes 9riefden an Den
.uRtupor: SIS lit unnl0alid) fir einen
Nefferions mnO SSafIou.0 emotratell,
lih Dor DEM Mouarhenthum az Der
beugen." Ser MaDor mar anfd1g.
lid redt ungcbaiten ilber bieieS
SGreiben; or ertldrtc, es lei linn I'M.
mGglid) erihienell, boB es IN Oieienl
SsSobrblmbert nod eiien ImerifoHer
ION 10 engber5igem @eien gebe,
tonne; nod ionoerbarer aber lei eS.
6aB Elm Wamn in amtli6erNS tel,tng
'euen 0erartigen Stanoplmft einneb,
men fonle. = Wapor 9foie bate
Dem WGrnlein nod bemerfen f0nnen.
rob Der ar0Bte Imerifancr alBcr
George @albington Benjamin
Srouflirt, pieberbolt Dem f%ran30ii-
iden a0nigsbofe feline gerbeugung
modte, nno Dab Sranflin bennod)
elmer Der gr0Bten Hepublifaner aaer
3eiten blieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-04
Nlabama.

SIM Staute 4la6arna lit sic
brittle ollsiGIieBli6e gtegerorti6aft
Qeqriinoet morben, nnO bat nad)
Sooter z. @uibingtoll, Dem beriibm
ten Negerer5ieber, 6en Namen Sootec
Gin erbolten. Die neue Srtidaft
lie9t an Der 8anias Gitp, WemphiS
& Birmingham 3luei9linIe oeS Sris-
CO.'S pitems. Sbr @ebiet umfoBt
40 9(cre, mopon Die Solttbern
Goloreb Wtetbobiit Episcopal Gbrtrd)
fiir Ole I~nle9uug eiller 9~(nitalt fir
Die b0bere Iusbiloung bon Iegern
so Icre ernorben bot. Die erIte in
Nlabama angelegte ousiflieBli6e
9teaerorti6aft mar Sobion Gitp, Die
5neite 0ouelaB, cine Soritabt BON
Eratt 9itp. 9eioe peroen outs
id]lieBli6 bon gfegern bertpaltet, u1O
Die Ginpohner iinb, wie geiagt, aus
I6lieBli6 9seger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-02-04
New SerIcD.

- Sin MiQionGr mebr fonmt
lett III Den 9lmoesienat. iuoem Die
republifanii6e Webrbeit Der Staats.
geieseebung bon Stem Seriep an
Stelle oes peritorbenen 9unoesiena-
tors Semea ben iebr reiden 8eriiGes
rltngspr1iioenten 9rpoen mablte;
ieine 3eit erltredt lid bis 4. Mdr5
1907.
Sobn Sibpatrif III Groton
Sails bate elm 8ermogen bon mebr
olE $4,000, trobocm itnrb er III
9Yol9e BON SiHlger nnD ScrnadlGiii-
Gling Der f0rperlid)en Sflege. gtad)-
Dem er beqraben nor0en ipor, iltd)ie
lton nod ieiaem Saaruermo9en mo
iGao boSielbe in eiuem alien Seoer.
helttcl, Der nit &etten in einem Sohs
lmter ieinem 9ette befeiti9t ipnr.
Iitpatrif ipmobl oils ieine Srall
gaben Dor, arm 81 lem. Die lebtere
itarb Dor bier Wonaten inn Nlter boil
SIS Sobren. Na6 ibrem SoOe fano
man IN einem alten Strnmpfe 8ant.
bidder, aus oenerl berporeing, baB
lie allf peridieOenen 9anfen $4,000
Deponirt batte. 3wei Sbipeitera
perben ii6 in Den NtahlaB tbeilen.
Gin Statiitifer IN Nem SerieD
bot bere6net, baB bel 1878 Sod.
aeiten in bieiem Staate I'M lebten
Sabre fir IusItattltng, SeIte, Sod
~aeitsreiieu 8eldeute II. |. ~. 81
9S5, DOC mlsgegeben Wuroen, OaS
mcdt eirlen 9urfidnitt bon etipaS
ii6er $4,000 per Sod5eit. SIN
@rautitanbe pnriiren Die glllsgaben
bon $50 bis 5u Sauienben; baS mad)t
Qleidials einen 9ur6idJnitt bon
ctpu 500. Somit toitet Der Che
itanb, ebe er %begonnen, orrdi6uitt-
lih 500