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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-25
GOLD GLORY" HORSE SALE.
Many Women Among the Bidders fo
the Thoroughbreds.

NEW YORK, November 25-The ''old
Glory" horse sale was continued at Madison
Square Garden today and when the sale
was opened fully 1000 persons. including
many women. faced the auctioneer. Among
the sales were the following:
Edwin. 2.21. b. m, 12, trotter, by Elec-
Honeer-Esther, J. c. Linerman Lima, Ohio,
500.
Lesa Wilkes. 200. br. M, 12, trotter, by
Guy Wilkes-Hannah Price, w. Harry Orr,
Reading, Pa, SITS.
Free Oliver, 2.29A. b. c.. 8. trotter, by
Prodigal-Ettie Baron. p. P. Johnson, Lex
ington, $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-25
Candidates for chaplains.

There are two vacancies in the army In
the grade of chaplain. and third will
occur on the retirement of Chaplain Ber-
nard Kelly of the Methodist Episcopal de-
nomination, December Is. The list OF can
didates for these vacancies Is q long one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-25
Leaves to Army ohacsrs.

Leaves OF absence have been grained ~
follows: Colonel AIpheus II. Bowman. 18th
Infantry, two months: Colonel William C.
Forbush, 18th Cavalry. two months ex-
tension: Captain Orrfn r. Wolfe, M In
fantry, three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-25

Proposed Chain Of coaling Stations.
Secretary OF the Navy Moody does not
favor the scheme OF the bureau chiefs to
encircle the globe with a chain of coalinx
stations. as he regards It as mourning un-
necessary expense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-25
recorder Wright Present.

Mr. Carroll D. Wright, recorder and MEM
Der of the coal strike commission. was
present at this afternoons conference be-
tween Mr.. Mitchell and Mr.. Macveagh for
about twenty minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-25
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs &. Co, bankers
and brokers, 1419 F ST., members New York
stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board Of trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-25

NC NeW 1UIk HC 1Sau EfHuc1SC0.
The cruiser New York, with Admiral
Rodgers on board. arrived yesterday at San
Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
THE CENTRAL ZONE.

In the Mineral range there are three
districts. tae Granite Lincoln and
Bradshaw. all 'ocated around the
southern point of the mountain. In
these there are two Oh three good mines
and some very fattering prospects.
The body Of this range is one great
mass of granite. out along the foot OF
it ON either side there is a lime STRAIT
ihCation which extends under the gran
lite. IN many places at least as far
down rs the development has thus far
gone I'm some places the granite is in
contact with porphyry- i'm others with
trachte The writer visited large
number of prospects and went through
the ola and extensively worked Cave
mine AID everywhere was surprised 10
/ find che strength of the ore chutes and
extern of the bodies. giving indica-
tions that they would lead to vast de-
posits when there shall be deeper
+ workings. There has been no work
anywhere within the range that may
be fairly called deep prospecting. In
fact there is none which has nearly
reached the permanent water level ex-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23

has been i'm the past a very consider
able amount of mining done within the
county, yielding returns, yet the pros
p5ctinC of any one of the ranges can
hardly be said TO have begun
In the Wasatch there is a continue
ton from east to west of the gold
bearing zone. in which is located the
Gold Mountain district. where the An
ME Ialtte is yielding such wealth OF
profit to its enterDrising owners, for
width of probabIv twenty miles The
mountains are scanned with veins run
ming I'm two directions, forming a grid
iron system of contact and assure
veins. respectively. These veins are
most pronounced in character, and
wherever prospected and opened no
are found GO be very richly minerallzed
Trivial attempts have been made To
work some of these veins, but u mas
been without sufficient capital 70 Sc
cure satisfactory. results.
NOT A POOR MANS CAMP.
It may. he sad justly with reference
To The entire county that it is not a
poor mans mining camp, although
many local pr0suectOrs have in the past
realized handsome results from their
discoveries and initial developments.
The ores are found in great bodies,
everywhere going To the deep. The
Rob Roy. sheep Rock. Ellen McGregOr,
White Cliff and a dozen other less i'm
uortant properties have had more or
less work done upon them. Other por-
tions of the range are undoubtedly as
well mineralized as this, but there mas
I been no prospecting worthy the name
to disclose the extent of the deposits
I'm the northwestern portion of the
county at the foot of the main range,
are found the most remarkable depos-
/ its of native sulphur. probably, that
4 have ever been found i'm this country
/ IL is confined 10 a comparatively Inn
I tied area and an is practically under
I the control of one company The ore
is found either on OF Immediately I'M
+ der the surface of the ground, ana
nowhere move than thirty-fve feet N
depth All least. there are indications
that il any attempt should be made
To- mine ii t. a much greater depth
than that wor5meu would find them
| selves i'm almost too close proximity e
the lower regions. All through the
+ runs from which the sulphur is mine,
the water which comes to the surface
is constantly bubbiing with sulphur
cited hydrogen gas. At one point, il
a sort of sink hollow. there Is an open
ing. perhar a foot i'm diameter, from
which the FINES of sulphur rise al
|most nauseatin and the rumbling AM
growing below does not appear 70 b
but a few feet away. Further refer
ence viii be mad, 70 this deposit else
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
A VAST IRON DEPOSIT.

Three or four miles northwest of the
cave mine the lime has been tilted up
from the south creating an independ-
ent low mound something less than
mile in length. under which is found
for the entire distance what appears
TO be a vast body of black hematite
iron. Reference is made to the Nul-
can mine. The cropping is continuous
for some 1000 feet with pronounced
vein varying from one foot TO three
OF four feet of solid iron projecting.
Wherever any development has been
made the lower contact, or granite
wall. appears TO so down almost per
pendicularIy. while the upper contact
between the iron and the lime goes on
at an angle of not more than - de-
grees. The effect of this Is to develop
at a depth of no more than ten or
twelve feet a vast body in regular for
nation of solid black iron. which
should average about so per
cent At least fifteen feet in width OF
( vein is exposed. There has been con-
siderable Of this iron mined and used
+ at the smelters for fiuxing. The guam
tity of it mast Zee. enormous. and that
{ 1t overlies az capping ores OF higher
value, al the experience elsewhere
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23

g
'-- any
Hf tldA lot lAe purpose Oh
M studying its resources, one
may always be prepared
t0. surprises as To- the eN-
tent of mineral deposits
and the wonderful variety of natural
resources. Entering Beaver county *
IS decidedly SD 90 find such a combiua
N7a OF important dement's, such favor
a..- conditions for their development
aa- s-en meaEer results actually ac-
,plshed.
WIZ a climate SD mild as 20 permit
Continuous outdoor work during the
gAuIe year, The opening Up of mines,
.>S anu He'3s can be accomplished
-.ier The best ,1ud.tiHls, and there is,
e such 2 wealth 81 resources, esPe-
Of which has been known these forty
years. thar there should be a stream of
money continuously pouring into the
county iu exchange for them.
This county is the western one i'm the
,rn1d tier from the southern line. adj
joining The state on Nevada ON the
sl with MiIard county TO the north.
vas siEEj0H county 10 the sorrh avF
ll county to the east. A ver, con-
SIDERABLE portion of lis area was at one
tns within the basin off the great Lake
sanne.tlIe. the southern end of which
laS now dwindIe5 away to a SALTY. all
same lake OF varying size. according
70 The season. The valleys between tho
mountain ranges are broad and drv.
-a.re IS but little water available f9r
THeat0n outside of fbrr .tl,i.b ao,ys
n the Beaver river and lie AM. +-..l,,,
@ries Indian .-eak Norfb crock and
South creek. rrs land e an NJ - en-.
t'1a, quality. covered Win u s+ro1s
growth Of SAGE hrusr and r-o-T5 b.
apab.e Of u-rFr-f-g i-,,,,-,s, ..-,,,.
"ra a sufficient r-4-er e,rrrT,.
rs Topor, 80
A'i-t ID Z.
-AeIe are three rrfncfra1 RANGES On,
-.l-lnS The chief ono heinz IN.
80. Nasa,eh range on The east. a
aea some thirty miles I'm ,ri5+b Tro,
y apex ,1 the foot of the rsnra 1ia.
l'-1 ,7s comfy. ON the vest IN.
A Francisco rrrel is also 3 1,r-,
-gap1ei range. rugged I'm he ex
me A little ro the aest 81 The con
OF t1e county the Mineral ,sDgs Ia.
s southern ra~7fD-I -. ---.5-..5 i,,'
ln mo Willard raur+, II 5s M,
g6 range. but is r-sri+s ?, $50 - ,, ~,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
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cept, perhaps, in the Rollins mine,
which was opened in a section where
the contact was between granite and
porphyry, and where they were con-
tinuauy tapping fresh reservoirs of
water. some of them of such volume as
to swamp the pumps and finally COM
peI the abandonment of operations Al
the same time, il does not appear 70
be a particularly difficult problem. Inc
ore that has been mined is Of hlgh
grade and viii more than justify any
expenditure that may be necessary 10
put in machinery that viii clear the
mine of water and give access to the
rich ore bodies which the incline smart
has disclosed.
THE Iron HAT"
In all the veins on the east side, and
the same may be said rs to the west
side of this range, there is present a
very heavy Gaping OF iron IN It's va
rious forms. There are the carbon
ates. suIphides, manganiferOus ana
black hematite. That these oveTlie- or
are associated directly with, the more
valuable minerals is apparent even
where the work has not gone 10
considerable depth. In the cave mine
/ especially, which, by the way, is on the
western side of the range, TINS car
3 Donate iron has been closely associated
4 with the ore bodies wherever found IN
any part of the mine. Tt has been
! source of constant surprise to the
writer that the significance OF lhls
Gaping and association should not
( have teen more fully recognized by
( prospectors and that so much work
! has been done in barren rock where
the iron leaders 10 ore were so dis
/ tinctIv defined. Although in the cave
+. mine there has been a depth OF actual
+ DEVELOPMENT of 400 feet or more, the
/ lower of the levels thus far established
/ is far M on the mountain side, nun
dreds Of feet above the true base or
the mountain Although a the eX-
IRENE depth of the past working there
has been found some water accumula-
I ton if is evidently of a reserToired
water which may be easily handled
That il may have an influence IN
changing the character Of the ores and
bringing i'm the sulphide ores at a
higher level than they otherwise would
be found. is quite likely.
There is a notable discovery IN one
of the mines on the east side when
derives It's name from the bismutf
found there This relatively uncom-
mon ore is being found in considerable
abundance and associated with very
high grade silver and gold ores. The
mine seems to be one Of unusual prom
Use
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23

RNL5 IS No.
MBT5 FOUNTAINS on 40 EGN ooz0LSz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-22
New Yorf.

Sn einem Soote, bas nur 3o
SUB lang it, trat am 8. Suli &upi-
tQn @iQiam 6. Henman bon College
Boint, &. s., aus Die &eiIe fiber Den
Saean nod Salmoutb, England, an.
Gem ein5iger 8egleiter lit lein lef-
Sebn SSabre after Sobn @bDarb. Die
yIbiel abbot SoD" - Oas lit Der
Same Der NtuBidale - lit nit elmer
&eroiinDl.W ai6ine npn 10 Eferoes
fraften mlsgeituttet uno iol ibr 3iel
in etpa 20 Sagen errei6en. Wtus
tbige Warine- Sffi5iere erflareu, lie
DiirOen lieber cine Seeidla6t NIT
ma6cll, ols Die 5abrt IN bieiem
8oote iiber Den Itlantiiden S5ean.
- Ser Giulpanoerungs = Gom.
miIiGr @iQiams auf gQis Sslano
miro gum Shreden Der 8aiiitens
Eoiioqiere. Man berid)tet nanllid
ans Nep 9orf: Ger fron50iii6e
9umpier .9a Souroine" lanbete SO
Hufqebru6te Eaiiagiere Der erIten
aaiiite uno 60 iebr inoignirte YaiIa.
giere Der 5fpeiten aaiiite. sic be-
iprahen Die nelle Iuslegung oeS
ulten 8eieBes, ollr6 wel6e ollie an.
fommenoen Hidtbiirger, obne unter-
ifieo Der &laiie. einem 8erb0r iiber
ibre 8erettIgung gum 2anOen inter
morieu meroen. 9ie 8eamten Der
9ampferlinien erfl1rterL Ginmanoes
rlngs : Gommiiiar 8illiamS babe lie
initrulrt, Die GinmanoerunqSgelebe
itreng Ourd5uiilbrcn, oa ieoe Inter
iaiiung nit $40 beitraft iperDen
milrbe. @ci Oen &ajiiten : Boilagie-
rem muroe friiber cine Musnabme &C.
ma6t bod bot Gommiiidr WiaiamS
Oieic Nu5nabme nidt mebr gelten
laiieu. 0aber fam es, oaB ole aajil.
tenpaiiaaiere bel Srageu: n&6uuen
Sic lelen uno ihreiben?" ,Saben
Sic rSbr Geiiegelo ielbit b~e5ablt2"
.Sa6en Sic mebr ais 1902" o8aren
Sic lie i'm 8efdngnib ooer Irmens
bous?" Sinh Sic elm Yolpgos
miit?" H.. |. 10. miitbeno muroen un0
Die Intport ue%rrueI9erten. Ger
Baron mno Die Saroneiie Seaiere
uno Der @rnf Be Sabinac paren
inter GenelL pelfe Die 6ragen be-
%antiuorten iolten. Sulius Gibweae
mo u. &oGlman peripeiqertcn Die
g%ntluOrt. GommiiIar @iQlums itiirBt
lid aui has 8eiee bon 1888. ST.
aleid ertlart er ober: Gin Raiia,
qi2r, melher 8iir9er Der Ser. Stau.
ten lit. bralldt oieie Sbatia6e mt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-22
CeIerrei6. Wngarm.

- Gin reht ibpQii6cs SerbGltniB
i6eint 5miiben Der 9febaftion Der
norobobmilheu ,Humburger 3tg."
unb ibren Mbomnenten 81 beIteben.
Sut Da einmal Die Geoaftion ous be.
fannte, aus StrideuL Euntten,
alammern II. /. 20. 5uiammelgeleste
@eliht zines 3eitumesmeniben per-
0ifentli6t. aur3 Ourauf ifreibt ibr
Elm 9eier: n2ieber grieffaitenontell
Isle elm 3eituussmeHib mAsliebt,
rpiiien mir ieBt; fonntelt Or uns aber
'lpobl iagen, mie Elm Wtenih ausliebt,
Der taglid cine 3eitung leien muB,
in Der niht6 mie 2iigen uno S6iDeIn-
IGlahten iteben?" 3amIt luar nu.
tiirltd ole vRumb. 3tg." gemeint.
9lntport: ,Sieber 9teffe! Wie 10 ein
2erl au5iiebt, niiien mir nlbt. Sollte
ilus aber iemalS ein ioldes lGiel.
Gngiaes, frrmmbudliges SdinoaaS
unterfommerl, 10 iiirhten mir, DOB
es Dir auf's SOAR gleiden miro" =
Scrner: Srage: oSieber Onftl! Sit
eS wubr, DaB Die Selepbonor0bte ins
ncn boil iinO, INN Die 0elprdGe pei-
Ter an leiten, lluo mas geldlebt, ipenn
DieielbeH Damn eiumal einen Studs
frieqcn?" @ntport: ySu bit redt
beridltet. Die Selepbonorabte limo
bobl; s1 ibrer H%epuratur merOen
Witroben oreiiiert urb bineingeididt
UNI Den .anids" bon innen ~uls3ubii,
gelu. Sch auf's ndf,ite &oitamt
mnD lab Dir Den MfitrobentaIten 5ei-
gen" Hoh einigen Sagen fpnnte
man folgenOen grief Oes 9elebrten
leien: o9ieber Sntell SD mar alt
ser Boit, I'm mir oen WifrobenfaIten
on3uieben unO bin fnrhtbar ausge.
lodlt moroen. IS lit genlein BON Dir,
eiilen alten Wann uno Ibonneuten,
wie ih bin, 10 gum Narren 81 bolten.
@oda1tllngSpoll y. g" Nild)
untereiuonoer bepor3ugen Die Ibon'
nenten eincn gcpiilen liebenslpiiroi'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-22
Nettetc oas &ebem ether Gram.

gs pGre Ser 600 Ser Srau 2ollis
Gra9g BON 0orbeiter, Mtoii., gene.
len, penn iie Den &f aufgegeben
bGtte. Sabre lang lit lie unbe.
if)reiblit ar etrem i6limmen sun-
ecniibel uib bartnGdigem Suiten.
vSefters", ihreibt iie, nfonnte i'd
faum atbnen uno 5%eitlpeilig gar nidt
ipreGen. IQe Ier5te uno Meoi5inen
balfen mir gtidts, bis ib Or. Sings
Nem Discovery fir Ius5ebrltug 9e-
bralld)te unb poIlitdnDig gebeilt
muroe." 0ieienieen, mel9e an
Suiten, grfGltuleen, Sals. uno
Srulgenfranfbeiten leioen, boben Die
les berrlite Wtittel notblpeuoig, neil
es nic enttGuibt. Guren lperOen ga
runtirt BON :. @. Guete, Ipotbefer,
656 Wain.S truBe, Subuque, Soma.
Greis 80 Gents unD $1.O0. 8rpbe-
ilalhen irei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-22
SenneWcc.

= SIN Sitter bon bunbertunoiehs-
imb5nan5ig Sabren lit Der Sarblge
sSerrp GbesnepL Der altelte 9erpobner
pom Senneiiee, uno pielleibt Der
dlteite Wann IN ben geianmten Ser.
Staateu, IN ieinem Sauie auT DEM
@ipfel bon Cooper Hibge in Dit
Senneiiee am pierten sui aeItorben,
melder aud ietn @eblrtstag lpar.
Gbcsnep mar in Sirginien am 4. Suit
1776, Dem Dirflihen llnabbdngig.
teitstage, geboreu unO geborte alS
Sflaoc eiltem Serrn Sonatbqn III
Glarfspille am &oanofe-SiuB SIN
alter bon IL Sabren befam er, nab
reno er ieinen Serrn beOiente,
George @aibinston 5i @elibt. ST.
Oen leBten iiinf5is Sabren fiibrte er
Elm Giniieolerleben uno crit etnige
Saae na6 ieinem 600 purDe ieine
9eide aufgefunoen. Gs Dur0e uber
feitgeitelt, oab ct am A. Sull itarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-22
MiHomrt.

= 0aB Miiiouri elm gaumipoaes
Staat lit, barouf beitebt Die ct.
Souiier r@merifa" mno begriinbet es
i'm @eientlihen 10: yWtiIlouri'3
uguummoQgiirtel" beitebt aus Den
Counties 9mflin, Yemiscot, Stem
Waorio, Stobbaro, Butler, &iplep,
Oregon, Sowea, S5ort, Sanep, Gbri.
itian, Miiiiiippi mlb tinem 5beIl
bon 8urrp. Sn bieiem 8ebiet maren
IN Den LETTER Sabren 10000 bis 49,
600 Mcres nit 9aummoue ~bepflan5t
NIT einem 9ur6i6nittS. grtrag BON
pa 9funb. SIN Sabre 1900, NO
"a 200 Icre init 8aumlDolle be-
pflanSt Daren, betrug Die grnte nad)
Dem 9erid)t oes Embellishments 49,
900 9aaen I'M @ertbe bon $780,
600. 9anah fdme Wtiiiourt IN Ser
&eibe Der 9aumpoai taaten Der -.
Stang 81. 9unflin lit zines Der
SaltptbalmpoQ-G Counties i'm gufl5en
2anoe. Die gaumwoafelber Mils
iouri's unteriheioen lid CUR Grnte-
aeit bon benen Der Siioitaaten oa,
burd, baB niht Sdnar5e, ionbern
@eibe barin arbeiten. Gs giebt auBer
Den genannten nod anoere Wtils
fourier Counties, Die iid fir Die
gaumpolfultur eigllen, inionoerbelt
Cope @irurbenl, 8oaineer, @apne,
Garter, S9annon, Douglas, Scott
uno Sbeile bon Hepnolbs unO Seras
Gpuntp. Ser 9uu Der Sanmpole
lit m%iibepoller, ais Der bon 8etreioe,
oagegen lit aber Die Grnte ii6erer,
oa Tie nidt 10 leiht BON Der Silrre
qeihGOigt miro. @as piele Sarmer
in Den ermGbnten Counties bon Der
8aummollfltltur obbalt, lit Der
Mongcl in lofoIen Sins, mobin tie
Die 9allmpole sum Gntf0rnen brtn-
gen tGunten. Die W~tiiiourier Baum
polle finoet ibren @eg g~r0Btentbeils
rad England, b~eionOers in Die SPIN
nereien pom Wnnheiter; 5llm Sbetl
miro Tie au9 in Bropioence per.
arbeitet."
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o.
Jnlano.
9(rtaDu6~
2trtson6~

In Iri5ona perOen iett Got
tcIn gepflou5t oltf Setrieb Der &e9le'
ruua, uomentlif oeS aderbai1mlrl'
tiers @ilion. Die bel Bbontr orges
leaten 9attel- @nlogen Iinb Die groBs
ten in lmerifa, nenn ni6t IN Der
aon3en 8elt. Stint Acres limo nit
peri6iebenen aus Ifrtfa importIrtell
Irten Der 9attelpalme beptlan5t,
ouBer etpa 1000 Setllngen. Sre'
Der periudSpeiie gepflon5ten 8dume
bruhten mebr ols 500 Efuno Der
iiiBen Srr1dt. 9a8 Iderballs9 epars
tement gIaltbt in Der sl%npflan5ung
pom 9atteIpaImen bos Wittel geflts
Den 5u babelL Die trofenen uno lous
gehbaltiaen 2Gnberitrefen III Irt'
soma uno anDeren SbetleN Des
@eitenS nllBbar 5u MAIDEN.
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Vrpbiret Steics obne SebI.

@enn Sic electric 8itters gegen
irgeno elm 2eioen, fir Del6es es em.
problem miro, genau na6 Sori6rift
gebrauhen, 10 lperben Sic unbeoingt
aebeilt merben. @s perfeblt ME ben
@taqen an itGrfen, Die 9eieren umo
Gle gingepeioe 81 regulireL Die
2eber 5u itimuliren, Die Rerpen neu
al bcleben uno Das 9lut 5u reinigen.
Gs lit Elm punOerpoleS Stdrfungs-
lHittel fir Solde, Die an allgemetner
GhmG6e leioen. electric 9itters
furirt po1itip gtieren- uno 2eberlei-
zen, Mogeniibel, Nerp0iitdt, S6laf-
loiigfeit, &beltmatismus, Neuralgia
unD pertreibt Waiuria. 3uirieoen-
iteQung Qorantirt BON Z. ". &uete,
9lpotbefer, 656 Wqin StraBe, gu.
buoue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-22
@enu Semano II9t

1no Sbnen iagt, cine anoere Sal6e,
Ointment, Seilol ober Seilmittel JET
eeraoe 10 gut pie 8udlen's Iruifu-
Salbe, 10 iaget ibm, baB breiBig
Sabre BON allren,bon Sdmlorrboioen,
9ronblpunoen, 8eibpiiren, Siibner-
auaen, llmlaut S6nittmuloen,
griibpmoen, &netiblmgen nno
Sautfranfbeiten bepeiien, baB Or
nifa.S albe Die bette uno biligite aaer
Salben lit. % Gents IN z. @. &ue-
te's slpotbefe, 656 Wuin.S trabe,
9Ihlm!e, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-22

tionol- Iarf, bod iinb 3mei bopon &C.
lauien mabrid)einlih bon @ilooles
ben gebebt, uuo man permutbet, oaB
Dielelben in elmer Sour fortgerannt
iinb, bis tie Dor grifopfung 5ulam.
mcnbrafen llnb nmfamen. Buffalo
sSones lit MN nit einem @ebalt bon
$500 aIs Snipeftor bes 2epartes
ments Oes Snnern oneeiteat morben,
Inn Die gilege Der 9iiffel i'm Yelom-
Itpne mabr5unebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-22
Connecticut.

- SSnfoIge etuer grploiion hires
@~aiolinofens gerietb Oas Salls6en
DER Sralt Spiepb Ibrobam IN 8aters
burn in 8ranD. Die 6rau illd)te 6l
retten, mos 81 retten mar, lpobei ibre
aleiOer 6euer iin9en. Ser htn6u'
fommenDe gisfubrmann @illiam
&eiiaro erqriif eincn in Ser gtabe
ItehenOen 9let6eimer, BON Dem or an.
no6nl, boB eS @oiier entbalte, mo
fbiittete ben Snbalt ilber Die brett
nenDe Srau. Gs mar aber 8ololtn,
latD in einem Iugenblid mar Die
Srau in cine bohauflooernoe rtelige
Sadel perlpanoelt. Nadbarn ellten
ber6ei, ollein Die Srau itarb zines
qualpo1en So0es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-22
Gtme Mtuiou ano 25 Gents.

SIN Der Stabt Mem gort lebt elm reider RIiroer, Der
eins 0caipn Dollars fir 0euieu,seu ais 8elohuuu9
o~uSseiest hat, Der ibm ieiu GugeuIidt ioieoer cer'
idbaiteu pire. Bis isst bat imD absr nod Wiemdne
eaS Selb peroient. 29elb' cine Sebre tur Gtelentgsn
pelds on ben 10 bduitgen srantbeitsu bes Ntagsus
nub Der 2eber bis sunI SeberSuberoruB leioer lHo
tastdglib ibr gauges Sdb unb gut 81 opiern beieit
perben tpnnten. IS 1T bas zine bpppeiie setre.
Tenn man fam oiets fdredlideu &raHtbeiten pers
hlten. neuu man bic beribmten ct. Bernard 8rdn'
terpileu 9ebraatt; uuo ln9leth ieuem DiiAtondr. Der
pergebIid mad eiuem SeilmttteI perlaugt fam man
and nit bisien RiReu, bic MIR aus beI.eH YHanoeuiots
ten Snberettst ftno uno ,eiue Spur dBenber. metallis
idsr Stoffe eutbalten (Des balb ne aud teiue SnderbuHs
braudtn n. bon ben aruufheiteu oeS WtagerS un0 otr
ge5er sebetIt peroen. Gieie Eilsu perbiteu Iuo beilsu
uidt Nles. Gber ie oerbiteu uuo helen quolooas
arauibeiteu. uHo oas foitet teine WiiuIon, loneerH
ulr 25 Gents IN allen aputbeteu.