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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
@iegeI gu 0ffnen?" fragte bierauf oi
Shmeiter Names.

@iegel 81 0~ffnen2" fragte bierauf biz
Shweiter Ignes.
n9as fann i6 gltd uno 9iemart.
ben, nidt einmul Der snGoisen Srou
Iebtiifin iagen", mar Der SrGfir
Qntmort.
Die S6peitern manbten ii6 oar.
auf Inn, bliften einanoer fur6tiam
an, uno b%etreu5ten iib mebrmals;
benin tie SmeifeIten ni6t mebr oardu,
baB bieie perbebmte Srau cine GAN.
berlin ODER cine Sere lei; benn oafIr
fpuroe iie fdlihlib a%usgegeben, oa
man tie Dem 4loiter ais @efangene
iibergab. Sic fiiBten baIb bas ama.
let, bas cine Seoe BON ibnen bel ii6
trug; balo oas metaaene Gru5ifir,
oas on einem Roienfran5e befeltieet
mar. Sic perlieBen eiligit Die 3ele
unb febrten na6 einigen Wimuten
NIT Der Srau Hrtortn pieoer 5urId.
Sieie gab Der ungliidliden 8rafin
i'm Namen Der Iebtiiiin eiuen Itol5eu
uno oerben 8erfpeis, uuo befahl ibr,
auf Der Steue 5u folgen. @lei6, Die
Der 500, itanb Die ungliidli6e @rG.
fin Dor Selene, Die ibre @ugen off.
nete, aber INNER nod bepuBtlos
mar. Gin Strom bon Sbrdnen ent.
~itiirate ibren Iueen. sic umarintc
nod einmal Die betpuBtloie Sreunoin,
unb folgte Der itrengen Briertn NIT
Den @orten: o2iebe Selene: lebe
mobl auf immer!" CUR 3eue btnans.
8oraus ging Die 8rtcrin, biuter ibr
Die i6Danfenoe 9rafin, uno oieier
folgten bic beioen S6peitern. Sim
gnoe bes langen &reli5ganees tDanO
iih Ole Briorin Limits, uno offnete nit
einem roiiigen Sbliiiiel cine @Iien.
pforte. Son oa fiibrte cine iteinerne
@enoeltreppe in elm ounfIes l1no
ifauerlides @eipolbe binab, bas iefk
mebr ais 5Dei Sabrbunoerten bon
feinem Sonuenitrable beleiibtet 4por.
Den tpar. 9ieB idauerlibe @eipolbe
tpur0e nun Der ungliflihen @rdfin,
Die man fir 10 gefdbrlib belt, gum
&erfer a~ueetpieien. G6peigen6
perlieB bte ltrenge Briorin NIT ben
Sdmeitern Die llngliifli6e, bic
giienpiorte ihnelte freiideno an,
nno Die 8riorin rief aliS: y9ieie
Giienpforte tpiro Die Sernebmte Dobl
idperli6 auf5aubern."
Gortiesung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
3pDlftes 8apitel.
Der @abniinnise unS bic Srennnng.

0rdfin 8eata uub Srduleiu
Selena iaBen einmal bon Witternaht
Fan bis fat am belen Mtorgen trall-
lid BET einanoer, uno otebmal par
Der @egenituno ibres @eiprd6es
aana beionOers traurig uno nieoer.
ibla9eno gemeien. Selene bate Don
ibrem Slater elm S6reiben empfan-
gen, NORM ibr feline Infunft, in 8e.
aleitung Der beioen 8rafen bon
8aloegg, alf ben fommenoen Gag
angeiugt NOR. Ser 3Ded ieines Se.
iuhes par Oarin ebenfaus Deutli6
allsgebriidt - er nerbe nGmli1
fommen, Inn feline Sohter pegen Der
@ermdblung nit Dem iungen Grafen
bon @aloegg 81 pernebmen, uno
boffe gang 5uoeriidtlid, baB lie
ibren Starriim perbe gebro6en unb
Den gntihluB gefaBt baben, mad oes
8uters @iQen al ban0eln. Der
S6luB bes fur5en S6reibens be.
itano in elmer iurhtbaren Srobnng,
Denn Selene IN ibrem Starriinn uno
ibrer @ioeripenitigfeit nod ldnser
perbarren perbe.
Sid! oaB @ott erbarm'!" berieBte
Selene unter Inoerem; umaS miro
nod ans mir meroen2 Wein 8ater
miro nit ieinen Srobungen unb
Strafen 10 lange fortfabren, Bis er
enoli6 feline Sodter enttpeber I'M
9raut. ODER i'm Sootenfran5e erblidt.
Iber cher miro ibm Das 2estere, oils
oas gritere gelingen. 60 lanee ih
Oenfen fam uno Der freien SeIbit.
beitimmung fGbig bin, iperbe ib Dem
@iiitlinge meire Sanb berpeigern.
8iro man mid aber bur6 3pang on
Den 8rautaltar fiibren, 10 miro 8raf
BON 8aloegg entneber NIT elmer
8ahniinnigen, ooer init elmer Ster.
benoen getraut. @arrm babe i6
nidt allh nit Der lieben Wutter lter.
ben fonnen2"
Ole miitterli6e Srel,nbin tr0ltete
Selene nah &rditen, unb munterte
lie 5llr @ottergebenbeit uno gum
finblihen @ertralien allf 8ottes all.
paltenoe Sorii6t auf.
ySa, bette unb ein5ige Sreun6in!"
ermioerte Selene unter bittern Sbrd-
men; lid mill @lIb foleen, uno auf
ben lieben Soft pertrmlen. Aber
werbe id aild 10 tart iein, baB i'd
ferne bon gllb, entipeoer an Der
Seite zines auigeorungenen 8rduti.
cams, ODER in einem ounflen aerfer
nidt per3weifle? 4b, Sreuloin!
ad, SHUTTER! ferne BON Gu6 lperpe it
oas ungliidli6ite @ei6opf ponN Der
Melt iein!"
,StiQel" perieste sic 8rGiin,
melhe oos meinenbe Mdo6en in
ibren Mrncn belt mo an ibre 8ruIt
Oriidte; little, ih bore SuBtritte.
Ndl. Soft, mir iino perratben!"
&n hieiem eliigenblide eing Die
Sbiire Der ;3eae aui ulo Die gleb.
tlilin trat cilig berein.
Nit einem S6rei oeS gntiebens
fuBren Die 6reunoinnen aus ibrer
llmarmung ouf. itiir3ten Dor Der CT.
itaunteu NebtiS = 81 @ooen. gu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
G1xFnab,areer ~asrttr, ptrmsiaa, hra 8. srssf 1903

beioen rebliden Siener, f6ate Ser
aroBte Sbeil 6es bamaligen oeutiben
@olfes iiber Ole gebeime 8ebme.
Iber Seoerman nabm iid pobI in
Ift, feline Weinung 0ffentlid su
allBern, aus Sl1rbt, berratben 81
lperben.
Sobannes bon @ebelsburg flog
init GfeilesibneIle arf ieinem idneu.
iuBigen Medlenburger Die StraBe
oaHtn. Grit ols er Die Sbiirme bon
Eooer6orn erblidte, nabm er ge.
pabr, bab er bonn re1teu @eee abge.
irrt lei. Sa er i6on iein MoB ipieber
umlenfen nollte, lab er einen Nitters.
manu- Dor it6, Der Dor linn at flieben
ihien.
salt, baltl" rief ibm Ser @epeIs-
burger nit Oonnernoer Gimme nod.
Seoo6 Der Sliihtlins belt niht, ion-
bern rift in eeltredtem @alopp Do;
bon.
salt! eebiete id Sir, bonnerte
ibn Der Sreigraf on, als er i'm be.
reits eingebolt batte. Ser arme &it-
tersmann itieg 5itternb pom Bferoe,
fiel auf Die &niee nieoer unb rtef
p, @maoe, 9naoe, s~eifrenser
Serr!"
@ie ltltte Ser Graf oIs er in Dem
&ittersmann ben alten 9enno, &p-
burg's 8nappen, erfannte!
~Steb' auf 9ennol" ipraf err be-
febleno su ibm; Itch auf, iaee i6
oenn Dir gilt meme Saeb nibt."
Sierauf tpolte Der @raf itnel Inn.
lenfen; aber iein mltbpiQiges &oB
moate niht foleen. @s mieberte,
itampfte unb bGumte fib, ais noble
es ieine 2ait bon iid ~abperfen.
8losli9 lief es auf 9enuo gu uuo
legte ieinen &opf auf oeiien Sbul.
term. 80, armer, lieber, gutter
grmuml" iprab 9enno nit mabrer
@iihrung; rou fennit mid nod, uno
iufit gepiB beinen suten Serrn?"
Grit iett bemertte Sobannes, baB
er apbllrs's @oB rift. &aieno Dor
@,itb fludte er iiber feline anappen,
Dob Die Sterne bonn Simmel bdtten
berunterfoIlen mogen. 8enno be-
freu5te iih, be1ties eilig iein &oB
unO po1te bapon reiten. Ser Gro
fen mutbiges &oB nolte nabfolgen
bieier aber CAB linn Die Sporen, NOS
rauf Ser niibe Wedlenburger einen
plotli6en Seiteniprung madte uno
ben Serrn Sitter in ben StraBen-
graben mari Der geraoe pon @aiier
mar. r@roBer Soft! elm l1ngIiid"
: NIT Oieiem Iusrufe itieg 9enno
eilig pom &oiie, uno elite Dem Gro
fen All Silfe. IS gelang ibm enolid,
i'm beraus5u5ieben.
%, SimmeI! er lit to6t!" rtei
9enno nit ii6tbarem S6reden aus.
r@ott iei linn enGois!" Sieruui
fnieete er nieber uno betete ais elm
ehter Gbriit fir Die abgeidiebene
Seele ieines Seinbes. Gr beitieg iein
Sob uno rift eilig Dem nabegelege-
men 4lpiter 5u, INN Silfe berbeisus
bolen, Die er aliobalb audi fano.
ga MN Senno Den tobtgeela,bten
Sitter in euteu SGnoen lab, banb er
bas GoB ieines ieli9en Serrn on bas
ieiniae unb flob aus elmer @egenb,
Die fir i'm 10 piele Shreden batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
Sic Belle ser &eiben,
$50 poert
Ste &DbMr8.
Gortfebuna a.
ste &DbMr9.

,@nes, Iteber SEER, MQes, has
Ebr mir auftraget, mill i6 treu er.
fillen", eripioerte 9enno. .Iber,
gutter, Iieber Serr! gebet mir ardJ
poh ben Segen, ebe Sbr lterbet!" So
lniete Der aIte Siener iGl,d5enO boz
&pbnrg nieoer, faltete fromm ieine
6dnbe unb ienfte fem Saupt.
ngs ie9ne Sib Der oreieinige
Bott; es geleite Did 3ufrieoenbeii
bnrd's 2eben; elm gutes 8emiiien
troite Did IN Der lebten Notb, uno be-
reite Dir etnen iiiBen Shlummer in
Der ensen Sooteueruft! Gbriiti 9lut
tpaihe Sid %iiinbenrein, uno perleibe
Dir cine frObli6e nrltGno = Infer-
itebung - !"
@6brenb Ser ebrpiirbige 9pbure
hieien Seeen ipruh, itrablte iein
MntliB, pie bas zines Serfldrten.
uno Der fromme 9enno ipra6 ebrers
bietia fem r@men".
Sierauf 0ffnete ii6 Ser 8erfer nno
sipei Gebmfrobnen traten berein, Inn
ben eolen &pburg gum SoOe 5u fiib-
rem. giner Der Srobnen Offnete init
einem roitigen S6liiiiel elm abort
lem, unO Der an0ere eing nit elmer
0iiitern 2ampe poran. sic Dinften
Dem &pburg, ,rnb bieier folete ibnen
mubtig un0 nit feltem S6ritte naf,
oils girge es MIR IN iein S6lafge-
mad. MaH itieg cine i6male @en-
beltreppe binab. Siebenltrb5nan3ig
Stufen gingen lie %binunter. S6auer-
lid brobnte jeber SrBtritt i'm 8e'
noble; bleif, Die Elm @eiit, i6pantte
ibnen iGauoernb Der olte 8enno nod.
Gin roitiges S6loB freiidte, lnS -
cine Giienpforte offnete ii6 fnarrenO.
Man trat in elm &1mmerlein, ihmol,
en9 unb bunfel. Sa Itanb elm Ser
mummter neben einem @lof uno in
ieiner Sano Lag Elm meibes Sii6lein
ausgebreitet. gr BOTS itiai6peigeno
benz @%erpebmten, Inn ibm Die Iugen
All perbinben.
ngtiht bo6!" fpra6 &D6urg riibig;
.ih babe ben SOD ihon gur oft ge-
teben mir 9raut es ntdt Dor ibm."
atltn CAB er ieinem treuen genno
ben letten MbibiebsfuRs uno nod
berSlife 8riiBe an iein @eib unb
&inb. Ilsoam fniete er nieoer uno
betete nit SSnbrrnit elm Sater nnier;
@enno betete nit. Nad Dem Gebete
menoete er ii6 an einen Der Srobnen
unh ipro6: Sage Dem Sreigraien
SSobannes BON @ebelsburg: fem
Sreuno 5iirne ibm nidt, ionoern er
iei nit unperbriibli6er 2iebe 81 linn
biniiber ms before 2eben g%eganeen."
&pburg ipra6's, Iegte iein grales,
eb%rmiiroiaes Suupt auf ben glut-
blof BIN, unb = elm 8eil fiel burf
ieinen Sails.
,Id giitiger Simmel! GROCER, aar
mGhtieer @ott! Der Cole bats idon
i%beritanben! Der Simmel nebme ieine
Eeele in @naoen aufl" 10 rief i6als
berno Der treue 9enno. @r nabm
bas blutiee Saupt in bie Sanoe,
fiiBte es nit @brfurht, unb benebte
bas erbIeibte gfntlis init einem
Gtrpm ppn SbrGnen. Sierauf i6nitt
Pr etne 2ode pom Saupte, uno pers
HEB rod our Ielben Stunoe i6lut'
seno Die itrefli6e 8epelsburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
CITIES aapitel.
Sic WemiTeusbiiie.

Iahoem @ottfrieo bon &pbrrg
6lm 2oDe perltrtbeilt uno bon Den
Gebmfrobnen abgefibrt poroen par,
lprrbe ioglei6 Die Sisung Der gebei-
men @ebme aufgeboben. Sriumpbis
reno erboben iih bic Sreii6Oiien BON
ben @erihtsitiiblen, geraoe als
bGtten lie in Oieier Ha6t ben berr.
Iihiten Sies auf @rben erfodten.
so ndre Denn einmal", ging es
bon Muno 81 MunD, der maftige
&pburg, Der sefdbrlidite Seine unie-
rer beiligen gebme, seoemiitbist uno
beiiegt!"
Inter la,ltem S,,bel febrten ap.
burg's M0roer in benielben Saal
auriif, mo Dor Sturgeon nod luitlg ee'
aeht moroen mar. @are MIR Elm ein-
siger Sitter bon gDre inter ibnen
aeweien, 10 bate er uiirihtig 9e-
fteben miiiien, bob ibnen Der Sieg
Gber ben pebrloien 9Dburg our groB'
fen Sdma6 gereide. Mtan iebte iid)
bieber 5ur Safel nieber, identte Die
Reher DoQ bonn belten @eine, ben
Der Sreigraf BON @euels6urg in iei-
mem Seller bate, uno bradte Der
beiligen Gebme rnD oeren Stubl.
herru elm ihaaenbes 2ebebo1. ga
innler lalter pllrOe Die Srelloe, im-
mer groBer Die 2%uitbarfeit. Ser
QroBe &itteriaal ertonte bon lauter
Sesl,bel uno gederflang. limo Inn
bieiel6e Stunbe floB &pburg'S 9Iut
unten in Der Warterfammer.
Isle Elm WtiIietbGter, Der balo Dor
feinem 9tibter eri6einen unO aus lei.
! mem Wunbe iein S~ooesurtbeil Der.
nebmen mlb, lob SobanneS bon
WeDelsburg mitten inter ben luIti-
Gen 3edern. Gr Doqte iib anfGng.
lid @eipalt antbun, DoQte alld, mie
bic ltebri9en, frobli6 iein, aber es
poIlte linn niqt gelingen. 9enn
&pbura's leBte @orte: vSobanneS
On bait ihleht an mir ~eebanbeltl"
~ertonten u~nauiborIi6 in ieiner
Sbren. Gs mar ibm, OILS iebe er lei.
men sSreunb, pie er iein Salipt inter
bas Sell binlegt, rno oils bore e.
nod Die lebten @orte ans beiier
@tunoe, ipie er Iterbeno nod a"usruit:
.Sobannes! i6 per5eibe Cir" Selbit
Der rotbe @eiu IN Den 9ebern fam
linn mie rauden6es glut Dor. Uni
IN ieiner @ruit ipar es nsdt anberS
ais miible oarin cine giitige S6lau9e
Ole ibm nit ibreu 8iiien oos Ser
5ernaee uno baS 8lut in ben gberr
peraifte. IS mar bas eripa6te @e.
pilien.
PTS Sobames 10 aan5 ithmm rmf
theilnabmSlos inter osn lulti9er
3edern iaB. fling man an, i'm 81
topper. 9ie i6limmiten BON 9lQer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
5.u 1eatns Str. Seiepbom 118.
2Ief&tor S&mitt,

@robosrtaats' gambler
in ben beien unb reruitsu impor.
tirten NIB enbeimii6sn 8einsu II. Wbisties
iir Samilieus unb Webijins gebrau1 su oeu
biuiSien Wboleiale : Yreiieu In irssub einer
GuautitGt. Sd p%erfanfe biais aber edit
uub MIR geseu Saarselb.
Seiper California 9ortweiu S1.00 per
@auoie unt auiwGrts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
CUR seh. 8eaMtttms fur Prieffer.
G@WltarsWeine$sO

sarantut unb bon ben beiteu 8eugniiien
bssisitst. Grp NIB Sweet 8siWs
cine SpeSialitdt.
~ON~~
Sefe @uswabI pou 8etrdnfeu in Slai6eu.
geheunnsem per poft werbeu aitf bas grom.
pteite nn6 Bette bsiorst NIB bleibet itets
priuat. Man i4rsibe nm cine Brsisiiis.
Mesmt far wabW's Wilwaasss sser.
Reterens: 9nbuaue Natiunal Banf.
Evening star., 1902-05-09
IN PROBATE COURT.
Alberta Stewards Will. Admitted as to
Personal Property.

The will of Alberta Stewart recently de-
clared valid after contest in court, was
today formally admitted to probate as to
personal property. Letters Of administra-
tion were issued to Albert Stewart, who
was required to give bond in the sum of
$4,000
The will of Thomas Wilson. dated jan
uary 2S 1888. and a codicil dated the oath
OF last March, were filed today for probate
portrait Of his friend. Justice Miller is
bequeathed to the Supreme Court of the
United States. to be placed in its gallery Of
justices.
The teStatorS prehistoric collection is
left to his son. James F. Wilson, to whom
is also bequeathed all real estate owned by
the testator in Pennsylvania. as well as
100 S street and 633 East Capitol street.
this city.
Additional bequests are as follows: To
his sister, Alisan. $3.50: to his nephew. John
Z. Wilson, rifle and 500; to his WIFE Vir-
avenue, 221 l street, part of sublot B,
square $50. and one-half part of all the tes-
tator's other real estate not otherwise dis
posed of. as well as all his personal prop
erty not otherwise disposed of; to his
nieces, Lydia. Matte and Emma SilIiman,
800, to be divided among them equally
and to Lizzie Haney and Edward Roam
ecutor
By the terms Of the will of Peter A.
Dieste, dated May %. 1896 and filed to-
day, his estate is left to his wife, Mary
A. Dieste, for life. In the event of her
death the property is to go to the tes-
tator's children and his grandson. Fred
erick w. Dieste, son. is named executor.
Evening star., 1902-05-09
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call IL o'clock noon-Capital Trac.
iS5H. 900 io7 5000 a. ioTH II n Vest seg End a
at sa3k 70 at t, 10 at nss Riggs Fire
iss1s, 10 at 1929 10 at lS2k. 10 at isais. at
noyPs 1e, 80 Ct r. 100 e
EsPpsf SP sa at 70 2 g at 21 90 at 2 100 at Is
ital Traction, 20 at 1Ii3s, 10 at lis, 10 at 115'
Railroad Bonds-capital Traction IS. IO7K bid.
los asked. Metropolitan 5s 1I7ls bid. 122 asked.
Metropolitan Cert. Indebt 5s. A. los bid. 1O7 ask
4, {. ,S vi IS liz, IL bid - .:sss
Miscellaneous Bonds Washington Gas Co. 6s, Sc
112 bid. U. $. Electric Light Deb. Imp Gs ioiil
bid, 1o7 asked. U. S Electric Light Cert Ind. es.
ephone 5s. 1O5 bid. 1O7 asked American Security
and sI Trust 4s 100 bid Washington Market Go. list
Gs. 10Sls bid Masonic Hall Association 5s lo4
bid, l07 asked American Graphophone Deb. 5s
Trust. 1872 bid, 200 asked American Security and and
posit, 30 bid. Union Trust and Storage. 1oss hid
l0ak asked. Washington Savings Bank. Io6 bid.
Railroad stocks-capital Traction Co. Hay bid,
1lS asked;
bid. 4sS asked Metropolitan. 500 ASKED Central 1i
20 bid; Farmers and Mechanics, 2ao bid. Sec
bid. 200 asked. Capital, $50 bid. West End. l29
bid. Traders, las bid. 100 asked Lincoln l25
bid, 1876 asked Riggs. 72o bid
INSURANCE Stoeks.Firemens. % bid. 80 asked.
Franklin 4S bid. Metropolitan. 70 bid. IS asked.
Corcoran. a. bid Potomac, 81 bid 20 asked Ar
lington. '2s bid, 80 asked. German American. aG5
bid. National Union. rs bid. ss asked. Column
his. 1oa. bid, lIA asked; Riggs. rs bid S asked.
Peoples, bid. 6h asked. Commercial, bid
Colonial 100 bid.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title SO bid,
% asked Columbia Title AZ bid, 81 asked
Washington Title, bid. asked
Telephone and Graphophone Stocks-Chesapeake ke
and Potomac Telephone. IS bid. 59,s asked. Ameri-
can GraphophOne CON-. AZ bid. 81 asked. Ameri-
can Graphophone Pref. bid, asked
Gas Stocks-washington Gas, 50 bid, 81 asked.
Georgetown Gas, 75 bid.
Type Machine Stocks-Mergenthaler Iinotype
1Sels bid. 1921 asked. Lanston Monotype, I1N
bid. 12A asked
2+s bid. IS asked Washington Market, I5 bid
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. IS5 bid.
sEx. dividend.
Evening star., 1902-05-09
PROTECT THE BIRDS.
The Mocking Bird Disappearing From
the Fields of the South.


The greatly diminished number Of mock
Ing birds and other feathered songsters in
this section of the country has been fire.
quentiy remarked and commented upon.
various reasons for their disappearance
have been advanced. The main one prob
ably Is that they have enjoyed no protec-
uon- All seasons have been open, so far
as they were concerned. They have been
the prey of every person and thing that
cnose 10 worry, capture or kill them, in
nesting time or at any other time Nests
nave been wantonly robbed of eggs or
young birds. and the parent birds in MANY
instances have been killed for protesting
against the robbery. The sweetest and
most versatile songster of all the feathered
tribes is the mocking bird of the south. An
appreciation of glorious melody should
cause US to give this bird all of the pro-
lection in the power Of the law. making
all seasons closed with respect to II. in
stead of open
The mocking bird however has NOT hean
alone In its lack Of protection. All of the
non-game birds have been in the same
category with 1t, and like 1t all of them
nave suffered severely. There are certain
species. of course, like the English spar
row and the rice eaters that deserve to he
outlawed: but by far the greater number
of non-game birds. SO far from being de-
structlve. are the friends of man and de-
serve his consideration and care And vet
up to last year there were only five states
In the Union that had laws for the pro-
lection of non-game birds. They were In
diana. Vermont, Arkansas, Illinois and
Rhode Island. Last year ten states passed
similar laws. namely, Maine, New Hamp-
shire. Massachusetts. Connecticut. New
York. New Jersey, Delaware, Florida, Wis
consin and Wyoming. Congress also pass
ed a law applying to the District of Co.
lumbia covering the matter.
Evening star., 1902-05-09
THE NEW WASHINGTON.
A City to Be Bewildering in Its Mag
nificence

From Home and Flowers.
1t is significant that, after the commits
sion had pored over the problem; after
they had visited and studied all the great
parks of Europes capitals, they returned
to simply carry out the general plan in
augurated by Washington and L'Enfant
with but few notifications But the plan
thus elaborated Is almost bewilderng in its
magnifcence.
Columbus. who discovered America
spent his latter days in chains, poverty
and sorrow. L'Enfant, the creator Of the
municipal dream now in the way Of being
realized. spent the balance of his days try
ing to collect his bill for his services He
wanted $4,000; Congress offered him 50 500
for the job. For years. until his death, the
naughty Frenchman trod the corridors Of
the Capitol. pleading with Congress to set
tie his claim. Now that commission of
experts has travelled all over Europe trying
to find a better plan-and failed-the real
worth of this genius is beginning to be ap-
preciated. -
People now cross the ocean to view the
magnificence Of Paris. The future Ameri-
can will have something finer and grander
in his own land AS a business investment
the wonders Of Paris was a happy one: it
filled her hotels and shops with strangers
who spent their money and purchased her
wares. AS business people, Americans can
not afford to be passed by the French.
The great white city of Chicago of stucco
and plaster Of paris. dream of day will
be replaced in imperishable marble in the
coming imperial Washington.
Evening star., 1902-05-09
Bogus Estates in Holland.

Minister Newell Of The Hague reports to
the State Department that a very large
number Of inquiries are received at the le-
cation and at the consulates at Amster-
dam and Rotterdam as to various imag-
mary estates in Holland-E. G. Kronk, An
neke Jams. Du Bois, Metzger, Brosius,
Fischer. Snyder and others-more than
twenty in all. The inquiries come from all
parts of the United States Since 1898 the
United States minister and consuls in Hol-
land have received more than 30 letters
from Americans on the subject. The min
lister says that he is authorized by the au-
thorities at The Hague to state not only
that there are no such estates awaiting dis
tribution, but that there never have been
any such estates, and one official is sure
from the nature Of things and the Dutch
laws. that there never will be any such es-
tateS
Evening star., 1902-05-09
REQUIEM MASS SAID
FOR REPoSE OF SOUL OF MGR.
CoRRIGAN.
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrant-Sermon
by Archbishop Ryan Of
Philadelphia.

NEW YORK, May "A solemn requiem
mass for the repose of the soul of the
Most Reverend Michael Augustine Corri-
gan. archbishop of New York, was said to-
day in st. Patrick's Cathedral by Cardinal
Gibbons Of Baltimore in the presence of
five. archbishops, sixteen bishops and more
than 1000 priests of the church. The OFF,
ciating clergymen were:
Celebrant-CardinaI Gibbons of Baltimore.
Assistant priest-The Right Rev. Joseph
F. Mooney, vicar general.
Deacons Of honor-The Right Rev. John
Edwards Of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. and the Rev. Father Cotton of
St. Stephens.
Deacon to the mass-The Rev. Father Nc
Gean of St. Peters.
Subdea con-The Rev. Father Lavelle, pas
tor of the Cathedral.
Masters of ceremonies-The Rev Father
James Connolly of the Church of Our Lady
of Good Counsel, and the Rev. Father
Thomas F. Myhan of St. AIMS.
Preacher-Archbishop Ryan of Philadel-
phia.
set for 1890 o'clock, the early masses, at
which prayers for the dead were said were
attended by large congregations. Before
o'clock. the hour of the first mass, there
were 5000 persons around the cathedral
waiting for the opening of the doors. Five
masses were said up to o'clock, and as
one congregation left the large building an
other took its place. At the end of the
CLOCK mass the doors were closed. 50 tina;
preparations might be made FOR the final
ceremonies.
rather Lavelle, rector of the cathedral,
was celebrant of the o'clock mass; Bish-
oP McQuald OF Rochester, senior bishop of
the archdiocese, officiated at $50 am: at
am. Archbishop Ryan conducted the
service; at 7:3O am. Father Serranti said
mass, and at o'clock Bishop De Oca of
Sn Tryoy,
A wreath of Easter lilies, white roses and
snow balls was received at the cathedral
this morning from President Roosevelt An
ether wreath bore the name of John w.
Mackay.
ROME. May 9-There was a memorial
service In honor of the late Archbishop
Corrigan Of New York this morning, in
the chapel of the Americal College here.
Hishop Mcdonnell Of Brooklyn. N. Y, cele-
brated a requiem mass and Cardinal Satolii
assisted.