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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Giuc 9rcEe 8cbcns GcrIMcs
run8SsO CIeljbaft.
nSbe Ganitablc" pun Nciu g)prf Bat
mod INNER Die Stcllnng ais
Die yitarfIte Der @elt".

0ie ritorfite Der @elt". ltn6 ntot
braltdlt bios Die SaltptppIten III ben
tlnal5iellen @llstpcis Ieiner 5tpeiuib.
plcr6tglobrigen &ednurgS : 9lblaot
al betrad)ten, um Die Hi6tigfeit Oie.
Ter 9ebanptung 81 erfennen. Wol1
ben1erfe Den iGbrlidJen 3iltua6S Oes
lleberifuiies, peld)er iebt Die in1po'
lonte Sunme pon$11,7 26, 1906 be,
trGat, meld)e eilen 3uipabS BON So.
279,O41.05 fir ooS Subr 1901 BE.
oeutet. Die bemerfenspertbelten Gr.
folae, pel6e i'm perfloiienen Sabre
oltrh Die equitable Sife er3ielt
mllroen, iiub wobl in 6olgeubem ON
beIten aufge5dblt: 9ereu neue 8e.
1d)atte I'M Sabre 1901 errei6ten ere
8clammtIumme bon $245,912,0S7,
ipeldes cine 3unabme bon $685.
iS44 ilber lene oeS porbergebenben
SSabreS %be0eutet; Oeren @eiammtDer-
1td)erltng, ipelhe IN Strait lit, betrGg.
ST, 179,276,725, meldes cine GU
nobme BON $50, 401,67S fir 1901
beOelltet. 9ie @eieQidoft beIist @e.
iammt /. @utbaben bon 1891 ,039,.
72O.34, cine 3unabme bon $26,4it,.
656.S5 mGbren0 1901; oeren Tra,
mtensg infiinfte naren $4S, 712,=
0O2.67, cine 3unabme BON 1892,
S63.9S; uno Die Sitmme, mel6e bet
9ele9t (geipart) mltrOe, ipar $25,
5O1,603.93 cine 3unabme BON 49,.
757,439.46. 9as Solgenoe lit cine
furae lle6eriiht anOerer, berporru=
Qenoer 3lnabmen, p1brenO 1901
an 9ipioenoen an &oli5en+SnIter
bon $3,742,519.57, cine 3tnabme
Don $2G0,S7S.92; III ibrer Sc,
inmmt5oblurtgen on Boli5enbalter
bon $27,714621.42 cine 3unabnle
BON 81, 74S,622.12 9as @llsgaben,
Gouto ionf bon 17.74 9ro8ent in
1900 auf 1882 Gro5ent in 1901
1nO Die 9urhidnittsrate Der Snte,
~reiiert, mel6e perOient muroeu, nor
GROCER als ieue bes Sabres 1900.
east but not least lit oas 8ewuBt.
lem, ooB mdbreno Ser leBten 3ehu
Sabre Die equitable &ife $26,056,-
5St 80 IN 0ipioenOen an ibre
Boli5enbolter be5ablt bat, meldle in
iebr groBem WtaBe Die Summe iiber.
iteiNt, nelde irgenb cine anoere @e-
ieQi6Qft mGbrenO Desiel6en 3ett-
ralmeS be5oblt bat. Sol6e groBe
J grfolae m~iiiien Der ior9idltigen Set
tuna Der Mtdnner 5ugeiGrieben per-
BEN, meldbe am HuOer bes SereinS
iteben, mo oud Der fraftigen uno
pereinten &iilie, pelhe ibren energi-
ihen geitrebumgen BON ibrer groBen
unb entbuitaItil6en Irmee Igenten
aeQe6en muroe. Die Goli5en ser
equitable meroen Die Government
9onbS ser SebenSperii9erung" ges
rannt.
8ieie @eieli6nft lit bier in Oh,
bltQre BON 8. $. WcGartbp ais
General Igert pertreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Tiir &aacnleioenoe.

@ir mo9en uniere &eier uno be.
ionbers Magenleibenbe, Die an Der
bauungSbeIdmeroen, &erItopflng.
&opipeb II. /. 10. leioen. ouf Die In-
aeiQe BON S. e. gQen6eder & So,
aiel, @is., oleinige Ser. Stuutea-
&ertreter fir ShroeOer's beuti6e
&ebens.Giien5, aufmertiom. @ie
man bort, bat bieieS IN Der briibeft
portbeilboft befannten Wobren.a po-
tbete an &%uremburg, europa, cube
reiteten SrGutermittel BET ben CT.
mGbnten &rnntbeiten bereits 5nbl-
reife bemunOernsnertbe auren be-
wirft. Wtan i6ide % Gents IL
8riefmarfen unb laiie ii6 elm Radet
fomlmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Sein TSrarcnitimmredlt in Suiua.

Gem 9r1ngen Der SrallenredtS-
irauen nadgebenb, bate Der neueIte
Staatsienat bon Soma betnabe Ell.
thinning cine Heiolution 81 9unite.l
Don Srdi,enitimmredt aneenommell.
9oh I'M neueIten MbgeoronetenbalIIe
lit Der Intrag unterlegen, illOem mn
3S Stimmen bafiir, aher 56 Oogegen
fielen. &or 5lpei Sabren ipar's um=
gcfebrt: oa iiegte Elm iol6er antrag
i'm &ouie uno erlog I'M Senat. St
SSolpa lit iomit bas 5ralten Itimmrcft
IN meiter Serne. 9enn cine 9teio.
luton su ieinen @uniten miiBte III
alpei nod acknowledgement Staots.
qeleBgeblmgen BON beiben Sauicyn
NIT acknowledgement Mfebrbeit anga.
nommen iein, unO Damn crit f0nnte
iie Der u~rabitimmung bes 8olfes
ltnterbreitet meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
9cr ..Nurpra &olfsfrb." mel6et

- Srau &atbarina S9arpenter
fturb IN Der @obmng ibrer Sodter,
Sruu Seter Semen go. 1853 9ead).
StraBe i'm boben ulo ebrenooQen
Sitter BON 80 S5nbren uno 6 Wtonate't
OIL ser 4lterSi6Dd6e. sic mar III
Sirremburg geboren lu1o fam Dor 81
Sabreu nadD Aurora, NO lie lettber
unrmterbro6en geDobnt bot. 6raIt
ShQrpenter binterldBt etnen Sobn,
Sbeooor S9arpenter, uuo pref Sod)s
ter, Die obengenannte Sruu Setter
&einen, Srau Sreo. Sengler mlo
sSrmu gliiobetb Seinen. Sic ipur
itets cine a6tt9re, fleiBi9e un0 braue
Truu ltno cine iiebepoQe 0tutter,
beren glnOerfen bod geebrt blelbell
miro. Sic @eerbigung fanO CONT
tag 0o6mittug nm ~ llbr bonn
Srauerbouie ltno boraltf BON Der ct.
Nifolauss&ir6 ans, ouf Dem oeut.
f6en fatboliiGen 8rieobofe itott.
- Srau Innn 2tn0en, melbe III
Der NGbe ser @aiierwerfe mobnt,
miro in DieIem 6riibiabre cine grobe
Hetie MADDEN, Die lie mOgltder @eile
attd nadl Der alien Seimatb III Git
remburg lrno HbeiupreuBeu fiibrell
mag. 9(m 5. lpril begiebt lie iid)
aunGdIt uuf 8eiu6 81 ibrer Sohter
fSrau @uuo Stranger, naf Wttlmall.
fee, isis, moieIbIt lie einige @od,en
bleiben miro. Sarauf reilt lie otf
mebrere @o6en 6u ibrem 9rllOer,
SSobn Marr, na6 GbeboDgan, Wttd,.
8leibt lie 9e1unDlm6 muuter, 10 miro
iie Damn, mie geiagt, DieQetd)t nod
nad 9eutidlano reiien, bod miro
bieS nod bon einem Intlporti6ret-
ben abbGngen, DaS lie BON orauBelt
erpartet. Srou 2inOen Iagt, lie bat
IN ibrem 2eben i6on genltg georbel'
tet uno mill iid munmebr alt6 elll-
mai elm lpenig 9fube gonnen.
ySitt6en" Seisborf lit Dieher
bon Sen Sooten ouferitanoen. Gr
bot ii6 n1mli6 BON ieinem &betma-
tismusleioen iopeit erbolt, 0aB er
DaS ct. G6arles.Soipttal ~perlalien
fonnte, uno jest l6Bt er ieiu freunh.
liGeS Mntlib mie0er on letnen alten
Slaben leu6ten.
Gem i6ou 10 oft geriigten
2eidtIinn, ouf in 8epe9ung befinO-
Iide giienbabn5iige 81 i%pringen, bat
es Der lngefabr 20 Sabre alt Watb.
9ourp, Der nit ieinen @ltern an Der
Nor0 9roaomap Dobnt, 81 Deroantclt,
DOB er fir Den &eit ietues &ebenS
Elm &riippel fem miro. 9erIelhe
tuuroe friib Somtag Wtorgen BON
etnem @iiter5uge iiberfabren, pObet
err ben @erluit beioer SiiBe erlitt.
@ourD bate am Samstag &benD be-
obiidttgt, rad Chicago 81 reilen, ipar
ieoo6 nidt friiber ba3u gefommen,
ols 1914 ubr gea6tS. @r trug cir
9iinbel in Der Sano uno iprang in
Der 9Gbe Der &oblenItation nOroltb
bonn 8iu0nft. mtf einen 0Itltd) 9eben-
ben TSra6t5ug. 9abei perlor er ie-
boh ben Salt unb itiir5te 10 unglitd.
lib herab, DaB Die Nooer uber letne
beioen @eine ginqen uno oielelbcl
1nterbalb ser &niee 5ermalmten. 5n
Dieier Gage ipuroe er ipGter bon
@tien6abnleltten ouf~gefinben. Die.
feIben IieBcn ben acknowledgement
b~er6eibolen, tuoroltf Ser iunQe Wtann
nadJ Dem Stoot-Soipital itberfiibrt
muroe, mo- beibe Seine bis gum &nie'
oelenf umplltirt tpur0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
In Ganoin6er.

@ir babeu oil 100, 600 ader uorsiieliher
Tarm= 9Gnbereteu i'll Wimneieta umS Sios
8atota ;u preiieu BON So bis $21 pro slider
gu pertanlen.
GbeuiolIs cine Sarm Don 1 ,020 older NIT
9uter @ebotDen.
Sin 5arm pom 440 gfer, fammtli6 culti=
pirt, nit 9uten Gebdlloen.
Gin iid gut ;ablenbes Sotel nnb anberes
Sarms ulb StabteiseItbim entweoer su pers
faufen ODER 81 pertaui6en.
Sitte Bel inns por;uipredcn NIB mir wers
ben SIREN a9Ini9en entipre6en.
Sobn pier & Co.,
@runbei9emtbum= unb 9eriideruu9s= a9ett,
352 Siebente StraBe, 0ubudue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Mufrnf an &athnlifcn!

SpIton, 3urner @ountp, SuosGatota, II
cine citation al Der Chicago, Wilwaufee &
ct. 4aul % Silenbabn, bat is1r lrn9t6asss
rlmgesenb. 8alton bat brsi 9roBe Srutts
bGuier, cine qumber Yaro, POit=, @rpreB=,
Sele9ropbs nnb 8eiepbou : Office, eiHe
S6nittwarens ulb 9iienbanbllns. ga INN
cine tatbotii9e Sir6e 9ebout wirb, eriuden
mir fatbolii1e Sotels gSirtbe, Sausi6reiner,
Wee9er, Sattler, Sdubma6er, S9mieos
uno oer9lei@eu, nit ooer obne capital, ii9
bier nieber,ulaiieu. Ndberes wirb bereit.
wiuig ertbeilt our6 Sobn kappenmanu, Se.
fretqr beS You=gomites.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Gin biliaes Sriul.

SD babe 1000 older 2arb (bie Sdlite III
cuitiuirt) I'M Somu Wiuwopb, NEEDLES i6
gerne nit beuti6su 5amiIien beiiebelt babell
mO6te, su perfuuien. 0as game SaAb Ut
portreifli6 gum gebauen 9eeisnet NIB eine
Wteite pom Der ct. 8oiusa Stride 9els8em.
Der 0obeu 1T i9wer nno fru9tbar-
.8lad 9oam" uuo, bat cine lebmise Inter
la9e. aui bieier g0uoesfG6e befinoet iid
pieles Gi6ens NIB Giieu6oiS. 8aS 2anS
piro nur oil 0euti@e fir $15 per ader pers
fault. 3ieIe @eleseubeit lit cine 10 quite,
mie tie nobl ME mteber III Stearns Gountp
aeboten niro. g8er INNER lid ein 9ntes
Seim inter 10 siiuitigen %SebinSuu8en aus
l9aftsn nil wenoe ii6 oil
Senrp glenfe,-
Treeport, Mitn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
0eaen Grebsi haDsn.

Sb eup,eble biermtt Stroop's berii6mte.
beitidle Yulper. Dleiclbeu beIlen ieoell
mud Md. auigebroheneD Slebs ionohl
iunerlid ais 6uBerll9. Nllen. bic perbGd.
tiee 8eihpilte inmle aud WaGeulei.
BEN mn 9eberihobeu babeu. iino birie
Qulucr beiouoerS empioblsu. g9e9eu RG6e,
rem Ser ,niiie etc. ooreilire man:
Gb 10 ar b 8. 8ceoiug.
st. Ntcd5 Noro1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
@atcr Subanncs anf Der @eIjernag

@ic bic SogeSblGtter beridyten,
bot li6 Der 3llitono beS bod)m. &otcr
SobarneS berort gebeiiert, Dob er in
S0lOe ST ieinen qeltebten @eneinhes
an9ebOrigen 5nriiffebren miro nno
am Siterionntaqe Die III. Wteiie nic.
Der in Der ct. Wtoriens&irhe su celc,
briren geoenft. IS lit Dies cine Ct
irclllid)e Mod)ridt iiIr Die N}itglieocr
Der ct. Warien = 6emeinOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Gcin 9aicbaQipicl am Sunntag.

Ses @oine$, Sa., 20. MGr5.
SSm llnterbauIe Der &~egiSlatur
nurOe beute nit 80 gegen 16 Stim'
men Die Ragle'i6e 8orla9e angenonI-
men, Our6 Del6e iomobl ba8 8oie.
bali, Die OaS SubbaQipieI am Conn.
taq perboten miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
@ei Den Sorpablen wuroen fol
Srreht bnr!

@ir Iinb in Der Sa9e. Sic nit allen
Sorten Gaenmaaren, Seden. Seppi=
den, Matten uno Seltu6 81 perieben,
ole BON leitenoen Sabrltanten gema6t
llno aesen Yoar 9etauIt, welde mir 81
YrsiIen unbieten, Die ipnt nirgenos
an9!boten rerDen tOnnen.
Sames 2epi & 6 0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Gan; aHSere Etrion.

WabiioL glsb. SUIT 1884.
@afor 8haia'S NroeH.S tarter bat bet mir eiR
rsines Wunberutrf pOHbro9t benz nod benz erttsu
Sbfsl bon tcnuts Id uisoer gut l8tafeu NIB bin ma4
@sbraub bon spei Sla'neu Don nlttnem sterpeu.
leiosu CANA bsfrsit uHe 70 ssiunb, oaB i'd mis cine
gang auoere Berion fhble. Srau ". StntS
Ssrr 9 8. @laub aus gor,poob, WsD. fdreibt, baB
Itiu ID Sabre alter Gobu loon isit 2 Sabrsn ftbr
usrp6s ipar. uub crit BON ioiher ansit stpIast nurse,
oab er niht I'M Sauie su barten NOR, anroeiisH be.
bouptete er aud. bas iein. @rsbsr osrIsst IHe &c.
brodeH fsien. iOut mar sr aber gang nsrahnftts.
wlebi,in uub aersts boti.a ibm nitsts. nabosm sr absr
gaitor a6nia's 0erosn.Gtdrttr nahut. 1T sr bsrubtot
uub bat ts.us islas anse aab Sheen mssr.
Co., Elm ,uertDpoles BUD fur yterpenre,oerpt
.MIE1 iuiro Seoeu1 ber IS oerlan9t, 5n9eianot.
GU arnis erbalteu aut bic Wtebt5in lriiprit
9isfe mebiSiH uuroe fett benz Sabre 1876 Don ben,
Sp9tu. 8aitor 86uie. Sort g9agne, Sno. ~auberettet
NIB Jest inter Teiuer auipeiinng BON Der
KOENiG MEDICINE CO.,
c3S Randolph ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
sSci 9lpcthesssn su taben far
$500 Die SIaide. 6.S!aiten fur 90. O0i
eroBe Sf.55, q far $500.
gu baben in Dubuque Bel 3. %.
Ruete, 4~pptbeter, 656 MainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Murkthertu1tc
SIr Sen 6rospcrfdnf.

Dn b ne, ben %. Mor,.
8etretbe, Seu, Mebl, etc.
Safer: AGA; o..
Sort: G0@G2c.
@erite: 50-60c per @ui6et.
No98sn: 50-e0c per Suibel.
AleI: 81 .C0012.5 80
@ebI: Yatent, S 8.sO@4.2o; iraisbt,
So. 60m4.00.
&leie: $4,000
gutter, Gierun SGe.
Ger: lee per 0ueeIo.
Sutter: 0airp. 20@23c p.Efunb Cream:
erp, 2Sc.
aaie: @abm . RGie. 1876; @rit, 1896.
@rocerieS, etc.
Heis: 6t-9Jc per Yiuno.
.SlplebelH: S1.65 per Sulbel.
aepfel: $3.50 @5.O0 per Barrel.
SartoneIn: 100 per Suibel.
9leb.
Stiere: SO. 5O@4.00.
Tlnber: So. 0O@2. so.
8iibe: 50. 00CG2. 80.
SGl6er: 81. 00@5 90.
Sriiblln9S yGmmer: $3.50.
Sdpelne( oli benz 5uB): $5.50@6.0O per
bunbert Biunb.
Geliigel: 7-10c.
Steb (gel6lo6tet).
Nilofelib: 7t@9c per Yiuno; Rinber.
6t@Stc per Yfuuo.
S9afleiit: S9aileii9, lie; Sammels
feil9, 9ic.
8ropiious.
@erdnderteS 6Ieri9 S9tnten, Hobo;
Sped, 11f@15c.
S6mal;: 10@11c.
Roblen: 6arttobleu, $3.50 per Come.
Sol5: @ites Gi9enbolS, 4.50@S4.75 per
Soroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
90 u6tra9ti9.l

@ir bu6en cine In6abl B%botogra'
bbie , Nbhriide 0eS bohD1ten S1-
i6ofes s. S. Scopes BON Surembltr9
uro ienben Seoem, Der etnen Settrag
einienoet, zines Dieier 8iloer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Gbtca9o, ben %. Wdr;.
0etrei0e.

Gbtca9o, ben %. NRGr5.
Vstreios
Weueu-
Wai: 1908.
Suit: 72s@'4.
Roru-
Mai: 59A@59a.
Suli: js@59s.
Saisr-
Mai: 41a@42e.
Suli: 34t@344.
Ytsbmarrt.
Shweine-
S6were, SO. 45@6.6 2t.
S6pere, raube, 50 25@6.45.
gei6te. SO. 05@S6. 40.
9emil9te, S6.25@6.50.
8leb-
Grtra Rinbpieb, SO 6O@7.10.
Suites, IS. 40.
Disadvantages bis 9utes, S4.2J@6.3 80.
@inia6e Sorte, $4. 25@4.50.
Riibe, 81. 25@5.50.
9ttuoer, SO. j0@5.25.
Sulen uIo O6leu, So. 50@5.00.
6dlber, So. 00@6 IS.
@ute bis a~uSsepGblte Seras Stiere, 500
| @6.0 10.
Sdaie-
29eitli6e Qammer, SIS. 75@6.S0.
@iuheinlii6e 9Gmmer S4.00@6.S0.
99eitli6e S6aie, 81 .25M6.25.
G%inbsimii6e S9aie, $4.25@4.60.
proptTonen.
S6ipeinefleifh-
Mai: Sl5. 52@S15.7 70.
Suli: S15. 72@S15.S 80.
S6mal;-
Wai SO. As. ass. so. r.
Suit: $9.55@S9.62 -
Hippel-
Mal. SO. 55@SS. go.
Suli: 8 .65@S.70.
Slabsiamen-
MtGr3; $1,72.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
@n finD?

Sobdnna Sieoler 9eboren al &es
mid, 9%e9eupGrti9 80 Sabre alt nnb i'm
Sabre 1891 nod Amerifa ausgewanbert.
anua 8agner, 9eboren gu &olenoori
uub na6 Ameritd ~aus9emanbert 1884.
Mau ienoe etipai9e austunit all c. K. NJ,
care Catholic priutin9 &c., Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
warns I BEN ussr Ian "at t

10 MtcIleu pru Soma. RIiml. Gam.
Woiier. UuIte, Wiel. yel;te. CSei0ditj g.:
leoeuhciteu porheil d.. .Noeu Gonntag
@olteSolrnit. Nabsres, guimarTe bti9e.
le9t, pOu
REV. PAsTOR 81. MiRY's CHURCH,
Alexandria, $. ID,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
&aithan0luna.

SER guoiS Soiel, 30. 1912 Glaps StruBe,
Dubuque, Soma, bat tets cine ~uoaitGnoi9e
auspobl einbeimiiGer unb impOrtirter 6aies
iorten porrdtbig. suSwdrtise Seiteaui8en
peroen prompt beior9t. BreisIiite mirp aui
8erlaroer eerlle su9eIal0t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25

- SIN 9entention Soipital itar0
peril. ISOLDE Sri. Wtinnie Wagion an
ben 8ofen, 81 Del6er &ranfbeit ii6
bic 9uugenent5iinoung geieqt bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25

@eialsene SuIls Sdute: go. l, 62GentS
No. 2,~5f Gents.
Srtid gelolSene SolbbGIte: gto. 1, 10
Gents; DO. :, s. Gents.
8olg: go. l, 5t@ents go. 2, At Gents.
S9aisiele: 100 l7@eut5.
0rp Scue, $l2.0 90 per Souue; Mileral,
S21 per GauleuO; Slat Sad, S10@1S per
8oune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
ScmpfratiIdIcS SiGct.

Sic 9emofrateu Der Stoot Gu.
buque bielten am Wittmod) gtndJmit
taq ibre Convention IN Der @ermn.
nta.&oQe ob ut0 IteQten foI9enoeG
SiGet fir Die fommenOe StaDtrpabI
ms 6elo:
Sir Wonor - Seine Domination
SIR S6aBmeiiter = Serm. 9rinf,
mann.
Sir Staotanpalt - s. {. 9uffp.
Sir &ecorOer = Sranf s.. Soff.
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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-21
BARRACKS BLOWN UP.
Between Che and Two Hundred Nf-
 caraEuan Soldiers Killed.

Between Che and Two Hundred Nf-
 caraGuan Soldiers Killed.
 MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April 21.-A severe explosion occurred here the night of April 16 A large two story barrack situated near the lake front and in the center of the city was blown to fragments. Between 100 and POO officers and soldiers are reported to have been killed, and many soldiers and other persons are reported to have been injured. A large number of houses near the barrack, including the National hotel, the Central Telegraph station and the National palace, were damaged or wrecked.
 President Zelaya was absent at Ma saya at the time of the explosion, but he hurriedly returned to Managua on horseback. He has published a state ment in which he attributes the disas- ter to the work of conspirators. He says that tons of dynamite, in addition to quantity of powder, were stored in the barrack. The actual causes which led to the explosion have not yet been determined.
 After the first explosion the police notified the terrified people temporarily to leave the city, as it was thought the burning building still contained dyna- mite. Large numbers of people conse- quently fled to the suburbs. The first explosion was followed by several mi nor detonations, supposed to have been caused by the explosion of packages of gunpowder.
 The people who fled the city at the time of the explosions are now return ing The fragments of the numerous dead, who were blown to atoms, are being buried.
 The present lowest estimate of the damage caused by the explosion in houses, furniture cannon and war ma terial is 5,O00,OOO pesos.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-21
CITY NEWS.

The announcement was made at the church of the Immaculate Conception yesterday of the coming marriage of Dr James J. McLinden and Miss Mary A. Lott.
 Charley Stage of West Porter street had a handsome coop of chickens that he prized highly. Some prowler called at his place last night and carried ofl every one of them.
 The bureau of assessment is having an outing this afternoon for the pur- pose of considering the matter of ben. efits and damages arising from the proposed layout of Pine street and Euclid avenue.
 The fellows who have been hanging around the cellars of the ruined build ings since the fire to see what they could pick up worth carrying away, felt very sore this afternoon when they saw workmen unearth several sarrelfuls of pork in the cellar of & uon Bohl's meat market They had "solnded'' that spot several times, but could hear no response which would lead them to believe that there was anything of value buried under the debris.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-21
GREAT STORY WRITER DEAD.
Frank K. Stockton Suddenly Passes
 Away In Washington.

Frank R. Stockton Suddenly Passes
 Away In Washington.
 WASHINGTON, April 21.-Frank F. Stockton, the we'll known novelist, is dead in this city.
 The cause of Mir. Stockton's death was paralysis immediately resulting from a hemorPhage in the brain. He was a guest at the banquet held Wednesday night of the National Academy of Sciences, when he was taken suddenly and mysteriously i'll. The ailment did not at that time ap- pear to be serious, and for awhile the sufferer seemed to be improving, but a change for tue worse came yesterday morning, and death occurred at Il o'clock. By his bedside when the end came were his wife. who was Miss Futile of Virginia, and her sister. He was sixty-eight years of age. The body will be taken to Philadelphia for inter ment.
 Mir. Stockton spent the past winter in New York and had done very little literary work, preferring to rest. After visit of nearly a month to Atlantic City he came to Washington so that he might attend the banquet of the scien- tests, intending then to go to his beau tfful home in Charlestown, ". Va.
 Mir. Stockton was Philadelphian by birth, in early life was an engraver and draftsman, but scon abandoned this occupation for journalism. Many years ago, however, he retired wholly from newspaper work and devoted himself to literature. His reputation as a story writer was worldwide.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-21
DECISION REVERSED.
Supreme Court Upholds the Reserve
 Clause in Base Ball.

Supreme Court Upholds the Reserve
 Clause in Base Ball.
 Philadelphia, April 21.--The supreme court to-day reversed the decision of rhe court Of common pleas in the case of Napoleon Lajoic ys the Philadelpna National league base ball club. This decision upholds the validity of the reserve clause in the National league contracts. Lajoie, who formerly played second base for the National leag..e club in this city, signed with the Phila- delphia American club for the season of 1901 and 1902. Tine Philadelphia base ball club, through Treasurer John D. Rogers, entered suit restraining La- Joie from playing with the American league. The lower court held that tlie reserve clause was illegal, and Colonel Rogers carried the case to the supreme court, where the decision was reversed. If this decision stands it affects all players who were subject to the re- serve rule and who are now playing With the American league.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-21
Reunien or ..no,a ,n Grax..

DALLAS, Tex, April 21-All ar rangements have been completed for the reunion of ex-Confederate veter- ans, which begins tomorrow. The ex- ecutive committee has been actively at work preparing for the event, and preparations have been finished to house and feed the expected enormous crowd of visitors. The government has loaned the committee a large supply Of tents. and 10000 cots used at the Memphis reunion last year are in the hands of the quartermaster general. In all sections of the south railroads have put on special trains to handle the increased traffic. It is confidently predicted that 125,0o0 visitors will at- tend the reunion.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-21
coLuMR,A.s GREAT EVENT.
Prominent Mem of Nation Attend the InstaIlat1on of President Butler.

Prominent Mem of Nation Attend tke
 InstaIIat1on of PreEfdert BrtIer.
 NEW YORK, April 21.-The absorb of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler as pres ident of Celumbia university and the notable gathering which graced the ceremony The asssmblage was the most brilliant one that New York has entertained for many years.
 The president of the United States was here and seventy-6ve college pres idents, representing all the great Amer. ican universities. Lord Kelvin, Eng lands most eminent scientist, rubbed shoulders with Governor Odell and Mayor Seth Low, President Buffers predecessor, while generals, senators, diplomats, judges, poets, noyalists, mil lionairss, witnessed the impressive cer- emonies, and the festivities ended with a banquet at Sherry's. The president of the United States was the guest of honor and made short speech, dwell ing upon the necessity for educated men taking 8 part in political affairs.
 Down in the body of the hall were such men as Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller and his son, Daniel Lament and Henry A. Rodgers, and near them Mark Twain's white, leonfne head caught the eye of the seeker for notabl6s. w. D. Howells, Richard Watson Glider and John Ken drick Bangs also held up the banner of literature among the great men.