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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
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iprodJcu miro"

bemerfte SEER Gbas. SeQmig in
@ront, Sc. ., Dor aur3em 40 mnE
i6 iagen, OnB 6orni's NlpenfrGltter
9lutbeleber cine Der Denigen lit Die
auperlGiii9 iin0. Meine Srou mar
cine lange 3eit on's &ranfeubett ge.
feiielt uno ale gler5te fonlten ibr
nidt belfen. % b0rtet mir bon
einem alten S6mei5ermittel, Sorni's
sllpenfrQuter 9llttbeleber, unO iG
peri6offte mir pel6es. Wfeiue Srolt
beiierte iih 8uiebenos, lit MN cine
QeIunoe 6rau llnO Oerridtet lire
SauSbaltung nit Suit uno 2ie6e.
llnier Steiner erfubr ebenioQS ole
Seeming oieies WittelS. gr botte
GbeumattSmuS mo nuroe 0urd ben
glutbeleber, IN 8erbinoung nit Dem
Seil-Sel gebeilt." - 2ieie einfa6en
8orte zines einfafen Wannes fallen
ihmer in Die @agidale. 2eier,
aiebIt on cine &ebre oaraus? -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Wi6t IebenSI1ngIi6 bcbaftet.

sd pllrbe brei Sabre lang bon
guten aer5ten fir Samorrboioen II.
Niitula bebanoelt", idreibt %. q.
Greer bon WcGonnellspiQe, g.,
uaber oils a1e mir ni6t 81 belfen Der.
motten, muroe ih IN 5mei 8oden
hurh 9udlen'S @rnica Salbe furirt."
9ieielbe furirt granbmunben,
Sueti6ungenL Sdnittpunben, Siib.
n%erauaen, eiternoe 8eidppiire, Saut-
auSidlaee, Salt &beilm Sdmorrboi.
ben ober Sic erbalten Sbr 8elo
auriif. 20 Gents in z. @. &uete's
apotbefe, 656 Wain.S trabe 9u-
buqlle, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Seit v3abn Oer 3cit||

tann teiu Wenib lptsosritsben. Gnes. mas beItebt. III
oa3u %beltimmt, bab ss eiuInal u~nttrs.bt. Das beibt,
Aaes bat i,tne 3ei; aud in benz CHM. BAH uns eint
natlrlihs Spaune Ssit sugemsi'sn III, Dor bsren ab;
bonOein. SIN sSoae Ser asiabrtiS,n maesn. uns
Seber.raufbeiten beibt has pieberum. bab mar sritens
periu4en iol, tie gu permeiten. BET Der isBigrn iiber.
baiteten g%ebtusDeiie Der Wtenihen 1T has aber mn,
ieIten moglid. Die meiiteu Dleuittn fDnnen ioldeu
araHtbsiteH Hi6t satssbsn. Ias ietde Qattsntsu Ton
men aber sebsilt weroen. iptnn lie banu. %SpettsuS. uui
70 osrniuitig limb, oas ridti9e Ssllmittsl gu pd9l.u
be berlbmten 81. Seruare 2rduierpiIeu. iuelte Iii,
% Gents in alien Qpptbeten an babsn limb. Bteit
YiQeu babeu iih bel Tauleuoeu uub Gauieuesu aIs Elm
nufeblbares SeiImtttel e%r,pIeien. Sic iiuo mad BEN
8e,ept, baS IN alien Soften bic gelebrteu Wbute uou
~. Bernard Ter &aiur 0biaulhten. nnr aus ben bell.
frditi9itsu REHABILITATION iolhtr Vilausen b~trseItslt
pelhe 0tagen uub weber BON 3raufbslt beireien uuS
oamit bas slut perjiingen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
WepeOd.

General Bruce, elm beriibtig.
ter inbianiifer Bandit, pelher Dor
einigen Wonoten cine ji,nge Sqitam
NIT Namen 9ictorid Warr berart
miBbanbelte, oaB lie betpuBtlos
tpuroe unb Damn lebenoig beeroiate,
Dur0e Dor einigen Sagen i'm iiib-
lihen HepnOa bon SSnoianern einges
fangeu. Gin Strid pllroc ibnt I'm,
Ben Sails geLegt ltnb oos anoere Gnoe
Damn an einem Sattel befeitigt, mo-
raltf Elm Hitt bon elmer Weilc ges
maft unb oaburf Der Mtorocr SIT
Sobe geihleift muroe. Ser &orper,
pelher fiirdterlif oeritiimmelt mar,
ipurbe barauf perbrannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Clues Yreoteers nobIc 9bat.

sd nil, ooB pie gauge @elt
miiien ioa", idreibt 9eb. 6. S. @uo.
lona bon @ibowap, ". s., owel6'
>&ne cute lno 5uperldiiige Meoi3in
ifNin electric Sitters geflluben babe.
IS turirte mid bon 8elbiuht nno
Se6erbeidfuerOen, moran id Sabre
lana lit. als Elm 5uperlGiiiges,
aaQemeineS Seilmittel iibertrifft
electric Differs glaes, mopon ih ie
nebort babe" electric 0itterS ii6er,
raidt gae luegen ieiner punberbaren
Setlfrafte in Salen bon 2eber., 9ie.
~Sg. uuo Wtaqen6eid]neroen. Bro
biret es obne Sebl. 8los 80 GcntS.
3]llirie0enbeit garontirt bon z. @.
&nete, 656 &ain.S traBe, Dubuque,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Sonuecticut.

- Nem Snrtioro, cine ser
%bliibenoiteu unter Den fleineren
St1bten 6eS Connecticut 3 Sbals,
miro DEM nadIt poQe 5pei 9ritte(
ieiner gtnluobner perlieren. 9ie
bortiAe Wount &eruon . @oo0berrp
Cotton SlId Drills, melde in ibren
bier Gtobliiicmeuts $50 Irbeiter be.
ihdftigeu unb mebr ais 1000 bon
cen 1921 %Ginmobnern ser Staot
bireft oOGr inOirett oaS tGglide 9roo
Nemdbrcn, baben iih nGmIid emf.
ihloiieu, nit Sud uno Gaf nad
Soaaiiee, 9lla, 81 5ieben, INN Den
%aumuolfelOern nGber 3t iein. Ger
''IQ miro oieier Gage be9jnnen
"innen Sabre$friit Diirite ou$
Sn6rifltGOtden eineiu I'M.
tleiHen ReIte 5uiammens
n.
IT aus olen S6ei.
Nnnecticut un0
7 lid tiirSlid
Y ie9Sunos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

fen 8aiieritreifen ubgei6nittea
paren. Grit oils Die MGbten INT
Sulte rtefen, unterbraben Die Wiit.
ter tbre lebbafte ltnter6altunq uno
oerluhten, oas 8aiier 81 burhihrei.
ten lno lire &leinen 81 retten, mas
aber .bereits unm0gli9 gepor6en
lpar, Do Die @ogen tie umrparfen,
GIN Hnofabrer elite our Silfe, traf
aber al ipat elm. Sci ieinem Ser.
lud,, Die 8tnoer au retten, Die jam.
merlth lf)rieer, pdbren6 Die aroBe.
rem 8inber Die fIeineren iiber @oiier
al balten oeriudten, mare er beind6e
ielblt bon ben Wogen tpeggeriiien
poroen. Cine beionoers sroBe 8oee
ldlipeiHnte Damn Dor ben 4ugen Der
unqiiidlihen Riitter Die flint 4leinen
btnpea, Die ertranfen. On oerielben
Steae ertranf balb oarauf nod elm
Tarmer, Der bort baoete.
Gin Sarnpf 5piiden etnem
SSSael unb eiuer 8reu5otter idilbert
Elm Naturforider: Die S6Iange be-
pegte it6 in beftigen 8inoun9en,
aber ood langiom, benn auf benz
alatten SllBboben feblte es ibr on
Inboitspunften; Der Ssel, BEN mon
llber gtaft batte bungern laiien, INN
Inn fampfllltig 3u MAIDEN, betrad-
tete lie NIT gierigep 9liden; Oanu
idloB CT binter ibr Der rno Bib iie,
bel ibr angelanet, felt in oen
S6man5. Mit ~pitbenoem Saufen
fubr Die Otter berum, rittete ii6 aui
uno idlug nit ben @ift5dbnen na1
tbrem SeinO. Ger SgeI ieoo6 bate
iid, ben S6pan5 Der S6lange felt
spiiGen Dem 3Gbnen bebalteno,
thuea au%iammengeroqt, 10 oaB bic
Sblange beim 3uidlagen nur mit-
ten IN bus Stabelsepirr traf unb
nit bllltenoem Waule 3urldfubr.
Ser Sgel perbarrte poQfommen
rubia III ieiner Stequng, mobei er
fraftia tpeiter bib, Die gepeinigte
Sdlange murbe beitdnSig Diloer uno
piithenoer uno i6lug INNER pteber
BON Neltem auf oas Stabelfnauel 81,
notirli6 nur 5u ibrem eigenen
Shaoeu. @tma 5ebn Winuteu lang
aiihte uno faudJte Die &reu5otter
unb ihlug in Die Stadeln, pdbren0
Der Sgel in aaer 9emiitbsrube oaiag
uno MIR Den Sbpan5 Der S6lange
niht aus ben 3abnen IieB. Suite
Die Shlanse eefonnt, 10 Ddre lie
iiherli6 burdgebrannt, idlieBli6
mar lie 10 eridopft, baB lie 5uiam-
%men6raf, tbr aopf mar bon 9lut
unb @unben fat i1nfenntlid gepor.
ben. Runmebr midelte iid Der SgeI
lanaiam aiseinanoer, cling an oas
Soroeyenoe ieiner beiiegt uno ihpa1
am 9oben liegenoeu Seinoin berar
uno bib ibr Den Sails our6. Damn
peraebrte err gemiitbli6 Die bintere
qrsBcre SGlfte, mGbreno er Die por-
oere liegen lieB.
- Wan berif)tet aus Ma6ri6
iiber elm entifslifeS 8erbre6en nus
aberglallben, pelfes ioeben inn
9orfe BriebIanuera entbedt puroe.
@inem bort pobnenben Irbeiter
itarben fltr5 matchmaker 5tpei &inoer
an Der Sdninbiltdt. Aud oas
brittle &inb mar bon Ser &ranfbeit
.ergriffen uno bon benz S6ifiaI iei-
ner @eidpiiter beorobt. 0a Die
Ierate nidlt 5u belfeu nermo6ten,
panote Der per5peifelte gater iid an
cine loeenamte rweiie Srau", bic
linn ben Ratb CAB, elm geiunbes &iuo
su i6ladten uuo oeiien @lllt ieinem
franfeu &inbe 3it trinten 81 geben.
Der nm bas Sell ieineS &inbes be-
iorate @ater ermorbete Die ie6siGb4
riae Softer zines Madbars, gab
oeren 9lllt ieinem ainbe al trinfen
nro perbarg ben 2eibnam 0es er-
moroeteu atnoes IN elmer S6lubt,
mo err iest bon Sbieren angefreiien
aufgeiunoen muroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

idneller portudrts al %fpinnen, bang.
ten ne lbren &abn an 0aS lebte SSabrs
aeuq ocS S6lepp5uges, cine init
Wfaueriteinen belabene 3iae. Ser
Shtffsflbrer peranlaBte MN oen
einen &naben, oes 13jdbri9en Sobn
bes Sanoelsmannes 9lubm, olti
feline 3iue 81 iteigen, Inn Dos Steuer
All leiten, bis er ielbit NIT ieinem
gpotsmann BEN Wait nieOergelegt
babe. @dbreno bie S9iffer biermit
beihaftigt marer,, serriB bas Sa,l
lrrb Der i6tpere MaItbaltm iauItc her,
nieocer. @r fiel gerabe auf ben lln.
aliidliden &naben unb 5eridmetterte
ihm Den Gopf, 10 Dob Der 600 iofort
eintrat. Ser traurige 8orfall bot
nod Elm gerihtlihes 9erfabren gegett
Den S6iffsiiibrer NamenS S6ubert
aus &ebin 5ur Solge, gegen ben Die
unterllldung meaen fabrlaliiger
Sootung eingeleitet lit.
&beinprubins. 80
Sm 9orfe Siann inn areis
Wittlid entitanb ON II. IuauIt olf
unbefannte @eiie cine S~euersbrunlt,
melher lehs @obnbduIer nebit ben
oasu eeborenoen Sefonomiege60u.
Den, iomie. piel 8ieb gum Spfer ge-
fulen iinb. Der Shuben lit nnr
sum geringiten She'll perii6ert.
= Der "a Sabre alte Spbn Ser
@ittpe Samion in Der 2im6eder-
StraBe 81 Giien, luel6er fir cine CIR
flrter Sdubfabrif als &eiienoer tbGs
tia mar. mar ieit etlpa bier @oden
perihlpunben. Mue Na6iori6ungen
ano Muirilfe in Ben 3eitungen nod
Dem @eribollenen gaben feinen Gin,
bolt fiir Den aufentbaltsort bes Ser.
miBten. gnolif mllroe Ser Samilie
Die traurige Wittbeilung, baB Der
@ermibte bereits ieit IA Sagen IN
Senrutb I'M 8robe liegt. Sort bat
man ben llngliidliden aus Dem
Gbeine eefii6t. IQem Mni6eine
nod liegt Elm &aubmorb Dor.
SGmmtlife @ertbiaden, Die ser
iullae Weni6 bel ii6 tritg, als ca.
800 Marf, goloene llbr neblt Settle
ionic grieftai6e tparen per-
ihDlmoen.
@~eltiaIen.
@luf S6rbt 9 Ser Sebe
8onigsborn IN Seeren i~tiir5te Berg
menn Gdermann NIT etnem @ruben.
maaen BEN 8remsberg binab unb err
lit ihmere Gerlesungen. Ser Ser.
rnaliifte itarb nod am Ibenb.
= 9ieier Gage ereignete iid) anl
gabnbof 5u 8repen elm ihredli6er
llnaI!idsfau. 9eim Muslaoen zines
"@obnipagens" gerietb Ger Arbeiter
zines fremben S6auiteGers 10 uit-
aliidlib 5Diihen ben @agen unD
Dos eiierne 8elGnoer ser 2aoe-
rompe, paB linn Die 9ruIt p0aig elm.
aeOriidt muroe. Ser 500 trat mad
peniaen Minuten elm.
Ginen idDeren llnfaI erIitt
fiirslif Der interchangeable Sein-
rid Niidert aus @elienftrfen. Der.
ielbe mar IN ben fatbolii1eu S6uIe
IN Der 6elOmart in Der pierten gtage
beihaftiat, ais er Rulings bon DEM
ibm als Stanbort bienenben 9rette
hernnterfiel, anf bas SreppengelGn.
Der aufidlug unb meiter bis in bas
untere Stodperf i~tiir3te. Der
ShiperberleBte mlirbe Dem fatboIi.
iden &ranfenbouie in @elienfir6en
alqefiibrt, no er ieinen @erlesungen
erlaa.
Sn Gpe limo 5tpei gerionen in
Solae @ernllies persifteten Drummer
~tpaiiers geitorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
9aS OIId bcgiinitiat etnen
Scrauer.

SD lift i6redli6e S6mer5en i'm
&opt Dem &iiden inb Dem Wagen,
nnb batte feiren glppetit, ais i'd nu-
fling Or. Sings SEEM 2ife YiQs 81
aebrau6en", idreibt @. 8. @bite-
beao bon Genneoale, Seras, uaber
balb fiiblte i6 Die elm neuer Wann."
ltnieblbar BET Waeen- unb 2eber.
leiben. 9los % Gents in E. @.
&l1ete's apotbefe, 656 Wain-S traBe,
Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

idrneQ unt9ebrodt peroen, ipean es,
nte Diele 9epobner Der gbene alaus
ben, mabr lit, Oab bas in Die gnqe
aetricbeue ober iHmer petipuuoete
&eptil ieine @tft51bne in ieinen eige,
men &0rper ihldgt uno vibn"' oas
burd nit tDotIid)em Sit imprGgnirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
QuSld ..
Senti6lauO.
SaSen.

- Neuli6 wuroe oberbolb bes
6ricobofes in Seioelberg Der @artz
ner Sai6on aus 2angenbriiden er-
bangt oufgefunoen. Wptip sur Sbat
lit unbefannt.
Gas ie6siGbrige SGbnhen bes
ShuhmaderS gre6t IN Siintngen
bdnate lid an Die 9eifiel bes binte.
rem @agenS 5meier aneinanoer &c.
f~etteter Shnappfarreu. fam babel an
sSoll un0 gerietb unter ole N1oer,
fpelhe inn iiber Die 9rnit eineen.
Ter &nabe fonnte nod einige Sdritte
aeher, brad aber Damn 5uiammell
uno NOR cine Seide.
- Sn Dem 9orfe Iali6lpol0 BEL
@ttlinaer entItano in elmer Samilie
alpiiden Dem 8ater uno Dem 4lteiten
Sobne einerieits uno Den 6eioen
iilnaeren Sobnen anoererIeits Strei-
tiafeiteu, bic idlieBli6 in einem
Sruoermoro enOigten. Die iiingeren
SrilOer bate baS Serbalten Des
Qltereu, melder Dem Sater beiiton0.
10 erbittert, DaB iie iif nit Weiiern
anf Den 9ruoer i"tiir3ten nnb i'm 10
lanae bearbeiteten, bis er bl1tiiber.
front 3~uiammenbrad. gr itarb
nod wenigen Winuten. Sic M6r6er
Iino perbaftet.
gaicrn.
- 0ieier Gage ita6 ser 8ei6iibs
QieBereiarbeiter 8neB in Sngolitaot
ben @ieBereiorbeiter uno 9udbin.
bermeiitersiobn bon 8eilngrieS gap.
tilt Saas ein fe~ititebenOes @eiier
bon riidtpGrts 5DiifJen Die beioen
SdulterblGtter. Ser beOauernss
mertbe Gerlette lit nun ieiner Ser.
Wunbung erlegen. &ueB ipuroe Der.
baitet.
= Gin graBliher ltaeliidSfaa er.
eianete iih IN Der gtdbe bon Steine.
lueiler. 9ie beioen leoigeu Serren
MeBgermeiiter 8raber ulo Moth.
muno BON bier 6efau0en ii6 gGi9Git,
lid I'M genanutcn Srte uno traten
nod 8 llbr per Subrlperf Die Seim.
fabrt oil. &ori6riftsgemGB batter
lie mlh cine brcmnenbe 2aternc an
ibrem @ogen ange6raht. &ur8 Dor
Steineipeiler begegueten linen 0rei
&~abiobrer, bon oeneu iebo6 teiuer
Elm Sid)t an Der Woi6ine bate. O6,
ipobl Die beiOen Mtcbger Die Naoler
bermafommen borten unb aud ans.
mid,en, illbr trcBOem elmer Ocriclben
aus nnadtiamteit nit icl6cr @udt
ae0eH Die Geid)iel Oe9 Mo9enS. OQIl
ihm OieielGe tiei in Oen &eib Orang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
lrOnins SranScnbmrg.

- Gin entiebli6cr &orfaQ bat iid
fiiralih orlf Ser &upel bel &ihctSoori
5uqctrGgcn. @C6rcn0 elm Sdlepp-
allA Der bon Sranoenburg nady
Berlin beItimmt NOR, aus Dem ga.
toner See in baS Yi6el5oorfer @e.
miiuhe iuhr. ~beinnbcn lif in ser
9tGie 3mei Shulfuobeu aus Spon.
eau IN chem Gu0erboot. lin
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-17
EIGHTH.
EIGHTH.
GUARANTEED

That every shareholder who purchases
stock now Will be entitled to an interest
in all wells hereafter drilled, all new
properties that may hereafter be acquired
by the United States Fuel Oil Company
without any extra expense and without
any assessments. The question of oil IS
arousing the attention of every person
who has an idle dollar, and the future
holds in store for investors in properly
conducted oil companies fabulous returns
from dividends and big advances to come
from proht-taking on their Holdings.
The United States Fuel Oil proposition
has been thoroughly put before you.
There is no reason that you should ask
has got down to a question of Are you
coming in or not; if so, when; If not.
why?" And You are told now for about
the last time that, while opportunities
come and go, your opportunity to get an
interest in the United States Fuel Oil
Company will cease very soon. All stock
from the Companys Office will be adj
Vanced to Is cents per share about the
time the first well will be in and the
Company offers you the above guarantees
as evidence Of it's good faith and gives
you the option between now and then to
make up your mind one way or the other.
We expect to do something else besides
sell stock hereafter, and the time to buy
will soon be gone; therefore all those
contemplating a purchase should make
their arrangements for same at once.
Stock Books Close Soon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-17
CONE ASTRAY
THE CITY MAY HAVE TO START
A COURT OF IN
CURRY
EIGHT HUNDRED DISAPPEARED
City Unable to Locate Property
Worth $3,6OO-COunciI VIII
Inquire About
EIGHT HUNDRED DIsAPPEARE

When the city council year ago or
dered the installation of GOO incandescent
lamps, some 800 of the fiat fame variety
We're removed from service the board
of public works ordering their retire
ment. These lamps are the property
of the city, but for some unexplained
reason their present whereabouts are
unknown.
The inquiry regarding the existence
and abode of the lamps was started
several days ago by one of the aldermen
interested in the present lighting contro-
versy, but he claims so far that he has
not been able to find them.
81 know nothing about any lamps, -
said City Engineer ClausSen last night,
when asked about the number that had
been taken out. 81 can safely say that
they are not in my possession or charge.
The board of public works has the care
of that particular part of the ~city's light
ing
In all, the city owns, or has owned
during it's use of gasoline for street
lighting. about $500 lamps Of the fiat
flame kind, 600 of which have been sup
planted by the incandescent variety.
Should the latter style be adopted alto
gether, they will all be removed The
only portion of the lamp which does not
belong to the city is the burner, this, as
a rule, being the property of the party
doing the lighting. Each lamp includes
a cedar post, and the two cost the city
about $3.50.
The superstition is that the proper Gus
todians of the displaced lamps know
their whereabouts, but it viii probably
be made a matter of special inquiry
at the next meeting of the council.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-17

and that there is being constructed what
Is known as state road. This Is sort
OF great trunk system that leads to
all parts of the state, and is directly
under the control Of the state, who keeps
II In repair. Short roads lead out to these
state roads at various places, and all
farms in the state can reach these hard
state roads by travelling a short distance.
he also referred to the system used
In New Jersey, and gave the cost OF
road building there at $4,000 mile In
North Carolina, he said, the roads
were built much more cheaply than in
any other state in the Union, as con-
Wet labor was used in the construction.
L. III. johnson, Of Minneapolis, spoke
or Steel Bridges and their Care He
said that many steel bridges were being
neglected and let go to ruin, when a
little care would make them last for
ever. He said that steel bridges should
frequently be painted, and that they
should not be allowed to become weighted
down with dirt. He referred to three
cases where steel bridges had been
wrecked because they had not been prop
erly cared for.
Means for Practical Road Building.
Practical Road Building with the
Means at Hand" was the subject of a
paper by ]. I. Elwell, of Minneapolis
he showed the convention how a good
road could be constructed at a very
little cost and with means that lay with
in the reach oftalmost any community
His ideas were Illustrated by drawings
which he exhibited.
resolutions were adopted just pefore
adjournment in which number of need
ed changes in legislation were asked
for The convention resolved to ask
the legislature TO make an appropriation
for the Improvement of the public r-S"-
ways and to appoint highway COM
mission.
The election Of officers resulted as
follows: President George w. Cooley;
secretary, w. R. Hoag; assistant secre-
tary, B. +. Beardsley: executive com
mittee. ]. t. EIwell, H. R. Wells, A.
3. Choate, P. V. Collins, S. NJ Owen,
Q. g. Griggs, r. G. Millett, w. G. Fraser,
0. N. Shaw, L. p. Chase, C. A. Forbes,
w. S. Chowan, T. A. Hoverstadd, N.
G. Taylor, o. H. Case, L. Meyer, An
drew Evanson and f. B. Doran
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additional local News

a vocal number; William Arlington play
ed on the banjo, and Mr.. Scarrat on the
violin. DR.. E. f. Geer presided as toast
master, and a number Of toasts were re-
sponded to. The following officers were
installed:
Ethelbert F. Geer, venerable consul;
r. L. Hitler, worthy adviser; A. III.
Hooper, clerk; c. S. Haven, assistant
clerk; J. N. Mounts, banker; C. P. Ole
son, escort; E. D. Bloomfield assistant
escort; Ado1ph Sauerwein, Waterman; G..
w. Lampe, sentry; Edward O'Connor,
property man; NJ F. Scarratt, musician;
managers, C. Bomback, E. H. Shipley, A.
]. Brawley; physicians, L. E. Penny,
Ethelbert F. Geer A. F. Goodrich, c. F..
Denny, Ovid Martel
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COT THREE DOLLARS
SEVEN MASKED OUTLAWS STOP a
PASSENGER TRAIN IN INDIAN
TERRITORY
NOT EXPERT SAFE BLOWERS
Opened the Local Strong Box, but
Could Not Get Into the Through
safe-scene of Robbery
in Wild section.

FORT SMITH, Ark, Jan. l6. = The
south-bound Kansas City Southern pas
senger train was held up last night at
IL o'clock half a mile horth of Spiro, /.
T., by seven masked mems The express
and mail cars were entered. The local
safe in the exoress car was opened, but
nothing was secured from it. The rob-
bers tried to open the through safe but
failed Then they riffed the mall car
and it is said secured u quantity of reg.
istered mail.
The scene of the robbery is fifteen
miles from Fort Smith. A report from
there says that United States marshals
are securing the country in search Of the
robbers. Three suspects, miners, have
been arrested and taken to Poteau, I. T.
Railroad and express officials decline to
state how much booty was secured. It
is stated, however, that the robbers got
away with $4,000.
Spire is a small station near the Ar
kansas river in Indian territory. 1t is a
desolate place in the timber, which af-
fords good cover for a robbery, and
which undoubtedly will aid the robbers
in escaping. Poteau, the second station
south from Spiro, was the scene of a
train holdup on a previous occasion.
The robbers tagged the train between
Spiro and Redland. While two OF the
seven men covered the engineer and fire.
man with revo1vers, others forced a por-
ter who had appeared on the steps of the
forward coach, to uncoupIe the baggage
car from the rest of the train. John
Block, a travelling salesman from Fort
Smith, alighted from the train and was
about to fire upon one of the robbers
when he was prevented by Conductor
Sullivan, who feared that the men would
fire into the passenger coaches.
The baggage car uncolpJed, the engt-
neer was compelled to pullfup the road q
distance of one mile. There the robbers,
after disarming thee@nnsssenger, went
through the baggage and mail car. Their
work finished, one of the Eobbers handed
the messenger the reSplYer taken from
him and all made for me timber
This afternoon the pestof1ee officials
here denied that any Registered mail was
taken, and the expresHsett1cials say that
one package containing 81 covers their
loss.