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The suburban citizen., 1902-03-01
A PICTURESQUE FIGURE.

The Lap Women Very Clever In Man
aging the Reindeer
The Lap women who live in Alaska
are proving themselves exceedingly
valuable by their aptness in the man
agement and care of the reindeer and
they are now teaching the native Alas
kan art, If such it may be called. There
are about dozen reindeer stations
how established in Alaska and more
to follow The natives are required to
serve an apprenticeship OF several
years at the reindeer stations, During
this time they are practically taught
how to manage the deer and the max
lug of sledges and reindeer harness.
After the expiration of their service
the government allows each a number
OF deer as his own personal property.
The total number of reindeer in Alas
ka at present is $500, Of which some
1000 have been distributed to the Es-
kimos.
The average Lap woman Is a pic
turesque figure. She is generally young
and robust, and ten chances 70 one
has an infant in her characteristic
Lapland cradle, which is hewn out of
a solid log and carried on the back by
a strap. The wife Of the chief herder
Is one of the most noted women OF
the co!onT. She is very intelligent. and
her particular duty is to teach the Es-
kimo women the art of making rein
neer clothing, which is the warmest
ana best adapted for Arctic climates
She also instructs them how to pre-
pare the various foodstuffs which the
'elndeer furnishes, such as butter,
cheese' and the cooking and the dry
ing OF the meat For this work she
receives the same pay as the herders.
She travels from station to station,
where the classes of women are assem-
bled from the surrounding county of
100 miles or more. She then gives
daily object lessons In her domestic
work and gradually the Eskimo wom-
en- are taught the ways of civilization,
The suburban citizen., 1902-03-01
WHERE the HEN NEsTED
Her Efforts to Furnish Good Break
fast Not Appreciated.


fast Not Appreciated.
We put up at night at the little
hstched resthouses reserved for the
occasional traveller, but the permanent
abode of rats At the village of Kyat-
pyin (Burmah) ! had as many as six
rats on my bed, all struggling to reach
my boots, which l had taken the pre-
.aution to hang from a peg on the
wall, knowing how much Russian
leather is appreciated by the rodent
tribe
Sleep was impossible with the enemy
on all sides, for the rats not bent on
supping OFF my boots were hunting un-
der my pillow for a fragment Of can
die and a box of matches which l
thought might be safe from their
clutches.
But a rat is not easily daunted, and
with shove they shot pillow. match
es and candle on the floor. Then my
blood was up, and rose in fury, and
hurled boottrees and everything
could lay hands on at the retreatlnR
foe.
Peace reignsd for a short time; then
they returned to the attack with re-
newed vigor.
have had many funny experiences
in out-of-the-way rest houses in the
East, but the strangest was once on
the Thibetan frontier, where one night
I was awakened by snorting sound
close to my ear, and to my horror
found that my head was held down by
something heavy resting on it.
The heavy object edged off on my
trying to move, and by the light Of q
spluttering match discovered an ell
derly hen seated on my pillow and the
agg she had laid there.
For three months we had been trav-
cling at an altitude too great for poul-
try to exist, and had longed for eggs
to vary our limited fare of timed
meats.
But-such is the perversity Of human
nature-I was exceedingly annoyed
with the layer Of that egg, and hurled
her cackling forth into the darkness,
though kept the egg for my break.
fast.-Cornhill.
The suburban citizen., 1902-03-01

Recent studies Of the geology Of Yel-
lowstone Park have led to the opinion
that the waters of Yellowstone Lake,
now the head of Yellowstone River,
once flowed off southwark into the
Snake River. AT that time a compare
lively small stream followed the course
Of the magnificent Yellowstone Canon,
which had not then been excavated to
its present great depth. The head Of
this stream gradually gnawed its way
back until it cut the divide enclosing
the basin Of the lake, and by thus di-
verting the waters Of the lake formed
the Yellowstone River.
The suburban citizen., 1902-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The regular monthly meeting of the
East End Suburban Citizens Associa-
ton will be held on Thursday evening
March 9. 1902, at 7.3o o'clock, at North
east Temple. All members are earnestly
requested to be present, as the viaduci
scheme will come up for discussion The
meeting will be the liveliest that the
association has ever held. The general
public is invited to be present.
Respectfully.
VIM II. ERNEST,
March I. 1902. President
The suburban citizen., 1902-03-01
Irstru otlens {, Subscribers.


PosrAez-The postage to all parts Of the
yMited Statee and Canada is paid by the
publishers.
keMrTrANo~s of small sums may be made
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bums of one dollar on more must be- Sent by
registered letter or post-cfflce mon y order 1
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CHANGE OF ApDREss-Subscribe wishing
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hsir former as well as new address.
Mis- ING NUMBERs--It occasionally hAppenb
that numbers OF our paper sent 10 subscribers
are lost or stolen in the malls In case you
Dc not receive any number when due, write
DC postal card, and We will cheerfully fur
n!sE duplicate OF the missing number.
Muex IMPORTANT OF ALL--In every letter
that yoN write us, never fail to give your full
address plainly written, name, post-ofaoe,
county AID State.
The suburban citizen., 1902-03-01

While making the foundation for
new house at Biebrich, on the Rhine, a
few weeks ago, the workmen discov-
cred a well-preserved grave with
skeleton in n crouching position. To-
gether with the skeleton were found a
number of stone and wooden imple-
ments, such as hammers, axes, etc.
Skeleton and tools are said to be at
least 2500 years old.
The suburban citizen., 1902-03-01

DR.. A. A. Common, the English as
tronomer, in illustrating recently what
the telescope and the microscope have
done in extending the powers Of vision,
employed the following figures Imag-
inc the size Of an eye, and therefore
of a man capable of seeing in a natural
way what the ordinary eye sees with
the aid of a large telescope, and also
the size Of a man who could see plainly
with his natural eye what We see with
a powerful microscope. The first man
would be a giant several miles tall, and
the second a midget a very small frac-
ton of an inch in height.
The suburban citizen., 1902-03-01
( R Q y RS
GSsSCTEN.CoEl.
l&1lIR C/I lSAN0 80 -

The gypsy moth costs the world 81
100000 a year, and the sugar-eating
ant doubles that sum, while termltes,
ant-like, wood-eating insects, destroy
property in North Africa valued at
more than $4,000, 900 in twelvemonth.
The wire ropes fastened to some OF
the most dangerous places in the noun
tains Of the Alps while they form an
important safeguard, have been found
to present a new danger as well. They
act as lightning conductors, and sew
eral tourists were stunned during the
past summer, but none Of the casual
ties proved fatal. ..,..a
The suburban citizen., 1902-03-01

The science Of clouds has attracted
many devotees within the past few
years, and photography has greatly as
sisted in advancing it. Clouds, like
stars, become far more interesting to
the non-scientifc observer of nature
when he knows the names attached to
them. While the grandest and most
imposing form Of cloud is the domed
and pinnacled cumulus which frequent
ly accompanies thunderstorms, the
most beautiful is the feathery cirrus.
Cirrus clouds sometimes exist at enor-
nous elevations. While their mean
height is about $4,000 feet-the height
Of Mount Eyerest-they have been
measured at an elevation Of 10000 feet,
or more than nine miles. They move
with great velocity, about ninety miles
an hour on the average, and in winter
sometimes more than 200 miles an
hour.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-14

Soli8ei iibergeben. slis @affe be-
nubte er cine 9lrt.
Sic Sooten limo: SSrau Sannab
Goplep, 40 Sabre aft linb Belle Sam.
len, II Sabre aft.
Die 8erlpunoeten: Soiepb, 10 W3o.
note, 9loelrne, 6 Sabre, Gapmono,
oeren 3piuingsbrltber, uno slgnes,
10 Sabre aft. 9ie &0pfe Der &inoer
iino oermaBen 5ugeri6tet, oaB ser
600 erfolgen tnuB.
Die sSamtlie begab iih geitern
slbeuo I'm 10 llbr Su 9ett. Die
&inoer uno Die 0trtter i6liefen
lnten, CHARLES, Der Moroer unO ieine
beIoen griioer Sames rtnb Sarrp
oben. I'm 3 llbr Morgens ltanD
Charles ieiIe anf sog ii6 an lmb
bolte aus Dem &eller cine 9Irt. 9ta6
oben aetommen, betrat er 5uerit oas
Shlafsimmer ieiner Wfutter, Orebte
oas 8as on ltno 5erihmetterte ibr
Den aopf; Der nd6ite Shlag t0otete
Die Shpeiter Seae in bem glugen,
blif als lie aus Dem Sdlaf ertpadte
gtahoen Der MorSer Den bier
onoern fleinen &tnoern ie etneu
Shlag ouf Den &opf periest, begab
er iid in oas 3immer Der Sriioer.
I6er Somes par it5ipii6en erlpadt.
Gr empfing ieinen 9ruoer al ser
S6ilr, iiberlualtigte i'm na6 einem
fllrhtbaren &anpf uno iiberlieferte
ibn Der EoliSei. Die nod lebenoen
Spfer murben IN iir5tlibe Bilege ge.
aeben, meroen aber ie0enfaas in
.fllr5er 3eit iterben.
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Snrd Gas eritidt.

omaha, 9tebr., 10. Oft.
Srau Senrp Saubenianb imb lire
beroen Sobne i'm Sitter bon 10 unD
II SSobren iuuroen, our6 @as er.
itidt, III ibrer @obnung, I'M n0ro-
lidlen Sbeil ser Staot aufgefllnoen.
ga idmntlibe @asbG6ne ge0ffnet
nno Die Shliiiiello6er perItopit
paren, bdIt man Die 0tltter fir ole
Sbdterin.
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&aflanS.

Berlin, Q. Sft.
SSm Commencement 8ultapn lit Elm
nerer Sauernnlfltano ausgebroher.
Smlt 9eahrihteu, Die iiber Die
@rcn6e an Den rSoripdrt5" gei6mlg.
aelt purocn, boben lid bereits ernitc
SlliammenitoBc alpilhen Den Souern
unh Den Sruppen ereignet, lpeld5'
lebtere min pcritGrft merben, Gen
Serihten 6llfolge lin0 bercitS biele
Rerlonen getootet ooer perlpunoet
WorOen.
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effee: Gde Der 6. nnb straFe.
Selegrapbiide 9epei6eu.
SnIano.
2eidcnbanbcl.

Snbianapolis, Sno., A. Oft.
Wtan bat ii6 bis iest pergebetls
bemiibt, Die bon Gantrea llilo leirer
@anbe geItoblenen 2eiheu aiif3ufin-
ben uno es tpiro besbalb pern1utbet
bab oie 2ei6en einen f0rmli6en San-
DeIsartifel bilbeten imb na6 anoeren
StGoten perIanbt puroen. Die bieii.
ge Boli5ei bot bereits in Cincinnati.
Sort @apne unb louisville @rfltnbi-
aunaen ein9e5ogen. Gantrea bot er-
fl6rt, baB, iopiel er iuiiie, mebrere
Seiden nab Sort @apne geianot
tpuroen.
sSnbianapoIis, Snb., A. Oft.
Ser bieIiee 2eidenraub Sfanoal
erhielt beute neue Habrl1ng infolge
bes Iuffinoens bon 5ebn 2ei6en i'm
Seller oes ,Weoical College of Sn-
Diana". @dbrenb ser lebten Gage
mllroe IN alien bieiigen mebi5iniiben
2ebranltalten nah geitoblenen Set
tben geforidt, aber bis beute mar Ole
Suhe eriolglos. 3uerit funben Die
nit DER Sr6e betrauten Detectives
IN Der oben eripdbnten glnitalt le6S
2eihen, Die in einer @onIeruirungs-
'liiiiiafeit paren. 9ie 9eamten Der
Nnitalt fonnten nadpeiien, ouB Dieie
2ei6en redtmGBig ertporbeu puroeu.
Die Boli5iiten Daren aber iiber5ergt
Dab irgenotpo in Dem @ebauoe mei-
tere Seifeu ieien uno febrten nit
eincm Sausiu6ungsbefeble 5rriif.
Die 8eamten Der 9inltaIt ma6ten 5it-
crit aaerbano Shlpieriefeiten, bod
iieben ii6 Die 9etectipeS ni6t bon
elmer griinbli6en Sube abbaIten, Die
Oem audi i'm Seller 5ebn 2ei6en 5il
Snqe foroerte. Sieielben naren per-
araben llnb eS par 8alf iiber Tie ges
ftrelit, INN cine ibneaere 3eritorlmg
III bepirfeu. Die @nitalts.9eamten
bebaupten jeooh, oaB es lid um 2ei-
hen banbelt, Die leBtes Sabr bon
Stubenten ie5irt ipuroen. Oie
Detectives liiib aber anberer g(nlid]t
lttn bebaupten, oaB ole 2ei6en erit
fiir8li6 peri6arrt iprrben unb bab
Die slnlpenoung BON 8alf elm belaiten.
6es Moment 1T. Die 2ei6en befin-
Den iih iebob IN einem 3ultanoe, Der
cine sShentifi5irling unmoglib madt.
Gic Sude nah geItoblenen Seiden
miro nun nit perlnebrtem gifer
fortgeieBt.
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WurS mmS SelbitmsrS.

@ q btngtpn, 9. g., 8. Oft.
SSrdulein sllice sSilber, cine IN Der
gunoes 9ruferei angeltellte iunge
Game, mrroe bon ibrem 9ollegen,
einem geipiiien @illiam 0obertp, aus
Giferiubt eri6oiien. Ser Wforoer
leate hierauf Sano an iih' ielbit, in-
Dem a,l6 er iib eine 8ugel ourh BEN
ben &opf iaete. Iie llnielige Sbat
ipielte iif in Der @obn,lng elmer
Sreltnbin Der illugen Dame ab, ipo-
bin al geben iie BON 0obertb eriu6t
poroen mar. 9ort batte er lie &C.
beten nit ibm friibere 2iebesbe5ieb-
ungen mieber an5rtniipien unb Ole
9lnfnerfiamfeiten eines unOeren
iirnaen Mannes ni6t mebr 5u er-
pibern. slls iie ieillen &oritel,ugen
fem 8ebor geben mollte, idritt er 3u
Wtoro uno SelbItn1oro.
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MuSIan0.
Sentihlam

Ser lin, 5. Sft.
Ser 5Oiabrige aonig Otto bon
galern IN SdloB Sllritenrieo nGbert
lid ii6tlib ieinem @noe. Sein @qbn-
linn Der 5llerlt 1872 auftrat, bat iei-
Dem m ben peri6ieoeniten Sormen
itets siigenommen.
Der aonig bdlt MN feline hinge.
blng fir irriinnig unb perlpeigert
bailfig Die 9sabrnng. Inn i'm sur
slufnabme iolder 81 peranlaiien
mltB feline llmgebllng allerlei 9iiten
anlueuoeu, aber oieiel6eu baben niht
mebr Den friiberen grfolg, 10 OaB nit
Der iteigenoen @ebirnfranfbeit elm
aunebnenoer Serfaa Ser &0rper-
frafte oeutli6 iiGtbar miro.
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,Sersiftetes Mimsralmaiisr.

90 q nni gton IS. So, 9. Oft.
SSSn Solge bon Senlliies bon per-
'aiftetem Mhnerahpaiier perItarb $50
ter g8. 81. Brenbergait, gfarrer Der
bieiisen fatboliihen Stride. Gin
farbiaer 9iener hegt aus oerielbeu
llriahe tootfrant oarnieoer; 5lpolf
meitere Gerionen iino ernltlib er.
franft, bod mer0en Dieie nit Dem
2eben bapon fommen. gisber bot
niht feitseitellt iperoen fonnen, alli
pelhe @eiie oas 8ift in Oas @alier,
0os bel einem Wfittaqeiien ais grfri-
idunsstranf sereiat puroen par, se-
fomlneu iii.
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areire hrr A1tsrtpe,t.

SeNer Sol Der Spulte per Sobr......sl2.oo
Utpnate...... 300
Dlouote... coo
Sptat %oti5eH:
Sir ieor 3eue grepier oOer beren Ganut ba,
eritc Ufal l5 Geuts.
Seiratbss uuo Go6esanseiacn nit Sprna
$780, obue Sprua. Si00.
an5eigen. Die Dem Settle Der fatboIiI5eu jsirb.
sutpber itnc, tiibeI teius 2tufuabms.
ein5eigen ienoc nsnn dtes
fenS an Wiputag Wor=
8cn ciit.
Spbsgir6eitcn naer girt prompt aHS biiiig
anSgctildrt.
Sficc: Ode Der 6. mo Sowa=StraEe.
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0rpebritannien.


= II D on, 6. Stt.
smtlihe @eri6te aus Cardiff mel
Den, bob 20 Sransportoampfer fir
cine bolbiae slusiabrt noh oeu
Saien bon gtelu Dorf lmb Bolton in
oen Safen bon South @aleS bereit
lieaeu, sllein in Cardiff besiiierten
lid Die bon slnlerifa aus abseiblolie.
neu Infaufe engliiher &oblen IN Der
lesten @ohe ultf 100000 Sonnen,
BON benen 10000 iiir oie Stoot Seem
Dort beltimmt iinb. Sn SWamea
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Snpan.

y o 0 ; m a, 6. Sft.
gs miro beridtet, baB Die iapani.
Idle &cgieri.ng innerbolb Der nGdIten
led,s Sabre bier Sdla6ti6iffe, ie6s
&rel6er 1. alaiie mo peri6ienene
flelnere Sabr5elae bauen miro. Die
Soften iollen insgeiammt $4,000
900 betragen. Sie S6lahtlfifie
lollen in gn9ldnb lmo sic &reli5er in
Gnglano, Sranfrei6 uno SeltiG.
iauo aebaut merOeu
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SdnlSig bciunSen.

y +. y o II s, Dto., A. Stt.
Gie 8elhmorenen in Dem Safe
bes Ser 9eltedrng angeflaeten
9antiers uno Waflers Snpoer baben
DEN slngeflasten iduloig beflm6eu
lmo feline Strafe nit fiinf Sabren
3u6tbausbaft bemelIen.
Die 8ei6morenen Daren Denieer
als eine Stunoe in 9eratbung gepe-
len. glls ous llrtbeil perfiinoet lpnr.
be, batte Snpber feline 9iirgen CUR
SteQe, ba peoer er nod feline 9ln-
DGlte on bieien Iusgang beS Bro-
aeiies geoaht batten. S6lteBli6
pntersei6neten 5wei ieiner 8ertbeioi-
Ger ben auf $4,000 lalttenoen
9iirgi6aitsi6ein, iobaB Dem 9anfier
bic Ibfiibrung nad Dem @efdngniB
eripart blieb. @6breuo Die @ei1po-
renen iif in 9eratbung befanoen,
tuurben I'M Corridor bes @erihts.
8ebGubes @etten auf oen glusgang
Des Tro5eHes abeeihloiien.
n 6eneridabcn.
sarge, gt. O., 5. Oft.
Cine. Selersbruuit legte bas @e-
bGuoe Der Sirma 8eem @att Co.,
@roBbdnOler in 8ur5waaren rmo
Shreibmaterialien, gdn5lih in al6e,
tpoourh elm S6aoen bon etpa
$150,000 mgerihtet purbe. Die
geriidering betragt $4,000. Die
Gntltebungsuria6e bes Sellers lit
niht befannt.
3pei Spfer einer Sus.Golliiiou.
Selena, Wont., 5. Oft.
Gin na6 @eiten gebenber 3ug Ser
Burlington gabn nnb elm nod
Often gebenber grpreB5ug Ger
NcS7bern 9acific itieBen 9eitern 3rpi-
fhen Columbus nnb Barf Gitp,
Mont, allf elmer &1trpe Der 8eleiie
Der lestgenamten 9abn 5uiammen
unb aipei Berionem Der Sei5er, 9. u.
Campbell aus Sheri0an, Wpo., llno
Der Boitclerf slnoreas Sunopall aus
GoSeman, Mout., puroen get0otet
nnb iie6en Berionen perlebt.
GrSbeben anf ben EBilippinen.
0fanilu, 6. Oft.
8on Der Suiel 8uam meloet Der
ioeben bier eingetroffene Sanpier
.slultin", bob am %. September
bort cine Heibe BON Grbbeben ltattse.
flmben bat Die 10 beftig maren. bab
neben anoeren @ebauoen a,1b Die
Narine 9arrafen IN Igana 5lliam-
menitiir5ten. 3ruei gingeborene iino
bobei eridlagen worben. 9innen
"a Stlmoen purben 180 grbIt0Be
peripiirt; Die ginpobner paren BON
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Seiterreid dslIngarn.
gS lem G Sft

gSten, 6. Oft.
&aiier sSrans Solepb bot ole Yriu-
Seiiin Stepbanie (@rGfin 2onpap)
singelaoert ibm BEL ibrer 9fiidfebr
bon gnglano einen 9eilldb ab5uitat-
ten. 9ieie ipesiea ergangene Gin.
laoiing miro ais elm internationale3
3eiGen angeieben, bab &aiier
6ran5 Soiepb Die brlttale Sebano-
litng melhe &onig 9eopolb leiner
Sohter on ser 9abre ibrer Wfltter
angeoeiben lieB, ni9t biligt. 9e.
fanntlib bot Die Sanolltngsipeiie beS
Sfonigs 2eopolo in gang europa
einen Strrm Der gntriiiting berpor.
aerllfen. @s lit ebenfaQs betannt,
Dob 8aiier Sran5 Soiepb Ser Yrin-
selliu Stepbunie, Die feline Sbpieger.
tohter lit, iebr Su9etbou lit imb ibre
Siebesbeiratb nit Dem @raien
Spnpap nldt nlr billigte, ionoerir
oerielben alld) perlouli6 beituobnte,
spGbreno &0nig 9eopol0 oieielbe ntiB-
billigte nnb ieitber ni6ts mebr bon
ieiner Softer ipiiien pill, trotoem
aaiier Sran5 Soiepb cine Seriob.
ming berbeifiibren tpollte.
gSien, Oft.
Cine fiir6tbare SraaGoie bat iih
bier ereignet. Ser @aitbois. .9eliser
ssobann sSllerdtegott befano ii9
ihon felt Ginger 3eit IN 8eloperle-
aenbeit unb wurbe bon imgeitiimen
8lGubigern bart bebrGngt. gSieoer.
bolt bette er oamit georobt, baB er
lid, oas Seben nebnlen lperoe, lpeurl
ibm gtiemanb retteno inter Die 9lrme
areiie. ShlieBli6 iibermannte i'm
tbatiahlid) Die Serspeiflllng; er er.
driff einen Hepolper ino eri6ob feline
Irau inb feline brei aiuoer, oils bie.
ielben nod I'M Shlaie laeen. Sam
riftete er Die tootbrinaenoe @aiie
aeaen iieh ielbit. 9ie raitb berbeige-
eilten gtahbarn ianben riinf 2eibel
Dor.
2ombon, s. Oft.
lleber gSien miro cine fllr6tbare
Sragobie bierber oemeloet, oereil
Sdauplab baS bobmiide Sorf
0ropiii9 par. Ser 40idbrige Srts-
lebrer ipuroe WGbreno oes llnterrid,.
teS ploblih mabuiinnig, entuabm iei.
uem Eulte eiten Hepolper. lmo be.
gam nab re1ts uno lInfs aui Die
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entlebten S6uIfinber 5u ieuern.
1rei Der lesteren blieben toot ouf
Der STEELE uno orei puroen iduer
oeripunoet. Die ShiiIle lodten bie
Srtsbetpobner berbei, ltno oieie pur.
oer ourb ben entiesli6en 9lnblid,
Der ii6 iDren gllgen oar6ot, in 10
bodaraoiae 8ltb OerieBt oaB iie oen
Sebrer lDn6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-14
@raklid)e 9luttbat.

Bttts s nrg. ga, 10. Oft.
ssnfolge Der @riibelei iiber ein ga.
tent fiir Die Serbeliermg elmer 2uft.
bremle puroe Der II Sabre alte
ebarles Galplep IN Solneiteao, Ya.,
tiefiinnig uno IN bieiem 3ultanoe er.
moroete er feline Wiutter uuo cine
Shpeiter, periprnoetc bier @elblui.
tier tootli6 rno periuhte ieine beioeu
dlteren 8riioer ebeniaas 5l ermor-
ben. ipur0e aber ilberpaltiat ln0 Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-14

diem, Die BORT allfbelpabrt perben.
2ieielbe falte 2uft, Die 5llr &iiblung
oes 8efrorenen oient, miro audi 5ur
Gr1ieroirlng Der 2ei6en peripenoet.
gs bieB, Die Seiden ltamrnten aus
sSnoianapolis, no groBartige 2ei6en-
ranbereien itattgefnnben boben, aber
es itellte ii6 berars, baB es Die
&orper BON Yerionen iinb, Die in
offentli6en Initalten oieies Staates
itarben l,no bieiigen &ebranitalten
aur 8erfiioung geitellt iplirben. "a
oas 8eieB foroert, baB lolde 2etden
aluefs etpaiger &eflamirung ieitens
Serpanoter 30 Gage lang al1fbe-
wahrt tueroen miiiien, 10 purben lie
in Der ertpdbnten &iibl<slnlage llnter.
aebra6t.
@as bic GinbilSnns permag.
GIenelaRb, g., s. Oft.
SSn bem 8laltben, bab er ieine
faIiben 3Gbne peri6luft babe, elite
sSrant Suettner, eiu betanuter bieli.
Ger Contractor, 5ll einem glr5te, Der
| ibn mittelit Der I.Strableu unter-
iudlte uno erflGrte, ooB 9uettner
|Wirflid Die 3dbne peri6luft babe.
snettner lieB ii6 oarauf Die
Speiierobre Der eanaen 21nge
nah aufihneioen, obne oaB
man Die Sabine fano. Cine er-
neute Silhe i'm 9ette bes Mannes
f0roerte oarauf bic 3dbne aur Stele,
Die mabrenb bes S6laies aus bes
Wannes Miilnoe geruti6t ltno 5rpi-
i6en Die Wtatrase gefallen paren.
Glepelunb, g., 8. Oft.
Ser Gontraftor 8rant 9uettner,
Der iidl geitern Die SpeiierObre auf-
ihneiben lieB, peil er glaubte, er
habe i'm Shlafe feline fali6en 3Gbne
uerihluft, lit ben Solgen Der Opera
ton erlegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-14

Sl,rd,t ,rno S6reden ergrifien; lie
floben aus ben SauIern nno ri6teten
iiG aui freiem Seloe elm, 10 gut es
alma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-14
Sdabenfeuer.
Hedt appetitlid.

9ouisbiIle, ap.. s. Oft.
sSn einem on cine Gisrabm.Sabrit
arenSenoen Sbuppen an Der s Str,
ertoedte Ole Roli5ei 30 MenlGenlei-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-14
Sampf aaf 9e6en unS Sub.

eIborabo, slrf., 8. Oft.
@eitern gsadmittag fano bier elm
StraBenfampf 5pii6en Gearing Slls
der umO gfeluton rnb Den 8ebriioern
TarneQ ltat, bel mel6em nift meni.
Ger oils 70 Shiiiie gerpehielt rno Orei
Of1nner getootet, 3Dei tootlib rmo
alpei leiht pertplnoet muroen. Sim
8arnell ltnb gtepton batten geltern
9tahmlttag einen @ortipe6lel NIT
einanOer. gtwas ipdter ipa5ierten
Gearing, Suder unb gtelpton on Der
Sitieite bes Square'S entlang, no lie
Die 8ebriiOer Barnell begegneten.
gs miro beri6tet, oaB Sim Barnea
auerit einen ShuB oilf 9tepton OBJ
fellerte, poraui Die aIlgemeine
ShieBerei begam, bel ipel6er 70
Sdiiiie fielen. Die &Gmpienoeu
paren bibt aneinanber llnb Der
3ampf elm bitterer. Gearing lmo
Com Earuea entleerteu ibre Hepol-
Der 10 bi6t gesen einanber ab, baB
lie. ais tie tobt nieberiielen, mir
einen anGuel biloeten. Wtaribaa
Sllder tootete @alter garneQ. Or.
Siiton, welber perinhte, Die aim.
pfenoen 5lt trennen, erbielt ebenfallS
eineu ShuB, mel6er ieoo6 itur eine
letd)te Nun0e peruriahte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-14

BrGiioent Wit6ea bot BEN gor-
i6lag bes Braiioenten &ooiepelt iest
6eantiportet, bod mil er ben Snbalt
bes @riefes ni6t angeben. slnge-
iihts DER obisen Ibitimmllng fann
ais iider augenommen Deroen, OaB
Ole Intiport cine ablebnenoe lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-14
Cardinal Gibbon's Tl6ernes Subj.
lGum.
g altimore. 9D}S.. 6. Oft.
@a6rideinlidj ermurSct.

Milp aufee, 8is., 6. Oft.
slus glppleton, @is., miro beri6.
tet, bob man baielbit Die 2eide bes
Sarmers Sermann S6rooer in Dem
Staa ietnes S6tuiegerpaters &arl
2ublpig fanb. gr bate in Der ganf
$500 pereinnubmt. Wan nimmt an,
6aR er errnor6et fpur0e.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-10-16
Underwear and Hosiery Sale
- At ordway'S&
Commencing Friday, October 18th, 1902.
rs Underwear and Hosiery Some

vests and pants. This special good lot, only
CSC piece.
Chi'dren's wool Underwear SOC to &c apiece
according 10 the size.