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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
FIGHT IN JUNE.
Fitzslmmons and O'Bren Draw Up Articles of Agreement for Event.

Pittsburg, March S.-Bob Fitzsimmons and "Philadelphia Jack" OBrien met in this city and drew up articles of agree ment for a fight to. take place in June or July at some point on the l acific coast The articles will be signed tomor- row.
 The articles call for a side bet of S5000 from each man. the money to be placed In the hands of Al Smith of New York. The contest will take place before the club offering the best purse, and if either man fails to appear in the ring he forfeits his $5000. the club getting s2500 and the other principal $25O0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
JENNINGS REFUSES.
VIII Not Appoint Delegates Unless
 Directed by the Legislature.

Tallahassee, Fla, March Ex-Governor Jennings has received a telegram from Wisconsin, advising him that the legisla- ture of that state desired that a conven- ton be held in Atlanta on July 4. 1903, to discuss the race question and requesting the governor to appoint delegates to such convention.
 Governor Jennings refused to appoint such delegates unless so directed by the Legislature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
SIX PERSONS ARE
 BURNED TO DEATH
FIRE IN SMALL TOWN IN WEST
 VIRGINIA RESULTS IN LOSS OF :, LIFE-sEvERAL ESCAPE WITH !. MINOR INJURIES.

Cumberland, Md, March S.-Six persons were burned to death and one fatally in- 5ured as the result of fire this morning in a small hotel at Letter, a small min ing town near Elkins, W. Va.
 The dead
 Maggie Coughlan, Overhill, w Va
 Anna Burke, Wormsdorf, Pa.
 Henry Burke, Wormsdorf, Pa
 George c. Anderson. Mrs. George c. Anderson.
 A child of the Andersons.
 Fatally injured: Robert Long. Several persons escaped with minor in- juries by Jumping from a second-story window.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
VALUABLE DIAMOND.
Col. Max Joseph of Athens Robbed at Depot in Atlanta.

| Atlanta, March S.-Col. Max Joseph of Athens. Ga, a member of Governor Terrelrs staff. was tonight robbed of a diamond scarfpin valued at 5000, while standing on the platform of an outgoing train in the Union depot.
 Three men brushed rudely against him, as if by accident, and 1t is supposed one of them abstracted the pin from his neck tie in the confusion.
 The men jumped off the platform and escaued
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
No Deaths from Plaque.

Mazatian, Mexico. March S-There were no deaths from the plague today. There are only thirty-seven patients in the laza- reto, two cases grave and five doubtful. Cases of plague have been discovered at Siquieros, near the village of Villa Union. The local health board here believes the disease will be stamped out at Siauieros, as has been accomplished at Eloso Ten thousand dollars additional has been re- ceived today by the relief committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Runaway Couple Arrested.

Philadelphia, March s-Mrs' Mary Ziemer, the wife of wealthy hotei proprietor of New York and Renhold Him. ricks. with whom she is said to have eloned. were arrested by detectives today. The runaway couple were caught in Wash ington, D. C., and brought to Philadel- phia. They are locked up In the central nolice station for a hearing tomorrow morning, having been charged with a statutory offense
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
Sharp Shocks Felt In Mexico But No
 Panic Occurs.

Colima, Mexico, March s-The volcano erupted violently at ten minutes after 2 o'clock this morning. There was a slight overflow of lava on the eastern side of the mountain, accompanied by subterra- mean noises
 There have been sharp shocks of earth quake at Tamazula, Juaquila and other towns.
 There Is no panic here and business goes on as usual. Many sensational re- ports have been sent to the United States of the earthquake shocks felt in this sec tiOn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
THE PROTOCOL.
It Has Been Completed and Will be
 Signed Soon.

Washington. March S.-The protocol be- tween Venezuela and Sweden and Norway for the adjustment of the claims of the latter country against Venezuela has been completed, and will be signed by Baron A. Grip, the minister from Sweden and Norway, and Herbert Bowen, Venezuelas s representative. as soon as the document can be engrossed at the state department.
 The King of Spain will name the um- pire of the commission. This leaves only two of the protocols with the unallied na- tions to be completed-Spain and Den mark. MT. Bowen hopes they may be signed this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Perry Died Yesterday.

Cambridge, Mass, March S.-George L. O. Perry, the negro lad indicted for the murders of Agnes McPhee at Somerville and Clara Morton at Waverly died at the Cambridge jail today from nervous exhaustion. Sheriff Fairbain tonight re- fused to say anything about Perry's last hours. except that he considered the case closed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
GAVE WAY.
Platform Falls During Dedication Of
 School Building.

Lafayette, La. March s.-By the giving way of a platform, which was occupied by number of people who had assembled d to participate in the dedication of public school building at Broussardvllle. two persons were seriously hurt and dozen others more or less injured. but not dangerously
 Seriously hurt:
 Elio Broussard. Lafayette. internal in- juries about chest and spine.
 Mrs. Lucas Bernard, Broussardville, in- ternal injuries
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
SNOW STORM
 RACES IN SAMARA
PASSENGERS RIDING ON SEEDS ARE FROZEN TO DEATH-MANY PEOPLE DIE WHILE SEARCHING FOR THEIR HOMES.

London, March 9.--The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Daily Mail tele- graphs that terrible snow storms have been raging in Samara, and have caused hundreds of deaths.
 Horses drawing sleds have returned to villages with the passengers frozen te death.
 The village bells are rung nightly to enable travellers to find their way to shelter. Many persons have been frozen to death within the villages while search ing for the doors of their own homes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Want Waaes Increased.

New York. March s.-It was announced today by F. G. Mckay, business agent of the Boiler Makers union, that demands will be made tomorrow upon the owners of all the shipyards in the vicinity of New York for general increase in wages and shorter hours, and if the de- mands are not granted, there will be a strike of all trades connected with ship building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
POPE FEELS WELL.
Received 5000 Pilgrims In Spite of Doc
 tors Protest.

Rome, March s.-The pope today de- clared that he felt so well that he ought not to make those who had come consid- erable distances to pay him homage walt, and accordingly in spite of Dr. Laponnis 8 advice, his holiness received 5000 pilgrims from Berlin, Vienna and Belgium, and bestowed on them his blessing. Pope Leo was loudly acclaimed by the pilgrims.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Wandering In a Park.

New York, March S.-The World will say tomorrow that Philip Doblyn, who figured prominently in the charges made by Representative Lessler that an at tempt had been made to bribe him to vote for contracts for submarine boats, was found today wandering in Central park and in condition bordering on mental and nervous collapse. He was taken charge of by a member of his lam fly. Doblyn's condition is said to have been due to worry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Body Found in Pond.

Moscow, Tex, March S.-The body of Mrs. Jack Shannon has been found in a pond near her home. Her head was crushed in, the throat bore marks of fingers and the body had been beaten and kicked. She disappeared two weeks ago and a search has been kept up for her since that time. Her husband has been jailed by the officers and is held await ing developments
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Tobacco Plant Burned.

Henderson. Ky, March Sire, which broke out at 3:SO o'clock this morning destroyed the big plant of the Robards Tobacco company at Adams and Second street in this city. Several firemen had narrow escapes from injury due to fall- ing walls. The loss is about 5,0Oo; insur- ance S5OOOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES
To ~Wlnter Homes h Summer Lands
 Via souther: Railway.

The Southern railway announces very low round-trip winter tourist rates to nrincipal resorts In Georgia, Florida. Nassau and Cuba. Tickets on sale daily. with final limit May a, 1soA Through Pullman sleeping car to Jacksonvtlls without change
 For particulars. sleepfng car reserva- t,ons. also copy of . beautiful little book iet entitled 'sWintef Homes in . Summer Land," apply passenger office. Morris Hotel Building. J. c. LUSK.
 n-l7-tf District Passenger Agent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Jubilee Celebrated.

Baltimore, March S.--rne celebration of the silver jubilee of Pope Leo XIII. took place at the cathedral in this city today. Cardinal Gibbons pontificated and Mon signor Rocker, secretary of the apostolic delegation at Washington delivered the sermon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Assaulted and Robbed.

Lake Charles La, March S.-About 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon a young man named Hugh Conlin. about "A years of age. and supposed to hail from Illinois was assassinated by some unknown party and robbed about one hundred yards from Iowa Junction, eighteen miles west of this place. There were two bullet wounds in his head.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Situation Worst for Years.

Paducah, Ky, March S.--The Ohio river, although higher than since the great flood of 1884, is still rising tonight. as are also the Wabash, Cumberland, Ten nessee and other tributaries, and the sit- uation from here to Cairo is the worst that has been known for nineteen years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Acquires immense HoIdinqs.

Washington, Pa. March S.-The Mo- nongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke company of Pittsburg will acquire the immense holdings of the James W. Ellsworth & Co. in this county. amount ing to 16o,000 acres, according to reports received today. The total price to be paid by the combine will be s16O0o. 900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
General Ferrera Killed.

Panama, March S.-A cablegram from San Salvador states that the Honduran government forces under the command of Gen. Ezequiel Ferrera, and General Lopez have been defeated at Talgua by the revolutionaries supporting Senor Bonilla. General Ferrera was killed and General Lopez and his staff were taken rrisoners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Francis In Berlin.

Berlin, March SD. R. Francis, presi- dent of the St. Louis exposition, arrived here this evening. Herr Lewald, the Ger man commissioner to the exposition, has begun the regular publication of a cir cular giving information about the St. Louis exposition for exhibitors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Hard Woods Exhibit.

Merida, Yucatan, March S.-A variety of hard woods is being collected in the Peto district for exhibition at the St Louis exposition. The collection wll be the most complete ever shown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Disquletlng Disturbances.

St. Thomas, D. w. l., March S.-The Isle of Dominica, B. w. l., is experience ing a series of disquieting seismic dis turbances. A severe and prolonged shock of earthquake was felt yesterday after noon. Uneasiness is felt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
GROVER CLEVELAND
 EUL0GIZES BEECHER
Continued from First Paoe)

Continued from First Paqe) stood shudderingly before the curse and blight of slavery, that stretches its warm hand to you tonight and says Let us get to work and build this memorial to MT. Beecher.'
 At the conclusion of the addresses, a subscription for the Beecher memorial fund was started by Mrs. w. c. Wallace with a contribution of $lo.o00. The total amount of the subscriptions was not an- nounced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Test to be Made.

Chicago, March s.-It is stated that Ar mour & Go. have arranged for test of the wireless telegraphy as applied to communication between the cities where they have packing plants and important offices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
A Crisis Threatened.

Madrid, March S.-The Heraldo states that a serious cabinet crisis is threatened because of Finance Minister Villa Verde s determined refusal to consent to great increase in the estimates as insisted on by his colleague
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Rain Has Ceased.

Pittsburg, Pa. March S.--At midnight the Ohio river at the dam registered Al feet and rising. Reports from up-river points show the Allegheny and the Mon- ongahela both rising and nearly 20 feet Is looked for here. The rain has ceased and the weather is growing colder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Professor is Dying.

Berlin, March S.-According to a dis patch published here from Freiburg, Baden. Professor Hermann Eduard von Hoist, head professor of history at the University of Chicago, is dying
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Wolf Dies from Wounds.

Memphis, March s.-Wolf, who was shot yesterday by George Herbert. died to- day from the effects of the wounds Her bert is in jail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
Crown Prince at Cairo.

Carlo March s.-The German Crown Prince Frederick William, and his broth- er Prince Eitel. arrived here today and will remain three days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09
squadrons Goes to Naples.

Messina, Sicily, March s.-The Amer ican squadron. consisting of the Chicago. Cincinnati and Machias left here today bound for Naples.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-09

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 Rural mail boxes given free with each yearly sub scription to Ths Age Herald.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

ldmer unb boifntngspollcr iilnger
Menid,, oeiien sngeboriaen unb
5ohlrcifeu Sreunbe mo 9efamiterl
iein Sinideioen ihmer3lid beriibrt
Grit am II. Sebruor oieles SabreS
trat er nit Sri. &i55ie @romnes III
ben Gbeitono. @r binterldbt ailber
ietner 8ottin nod feline Wutter, Elm
grilber uno icts Shlpeitern. Die
geeroiairna fono Wittpo6 Sormit.
ta9 I'm 8 llbr bonn S%roltcrbaule unb
nm 10 llbr bon Der oeutiden fatboli-
idjen Stride i'm u9uib" aus, agf beill
6ortigen Srieobofe itott. NDge er
III Srieoen ruben!
Nir entncbmcn Dem y9eMars
Ser3lb" pas Soleenoe:
- 8eim Inmahen Der 8itterfen.
tier, am Sreitag Der lebten ISOLDE, fiel
Sobn Mrenbt II SUB bod bon elmer
Better unb iblug init aopf rulr
Shulter nuf ben gefrorenen grobo-
ben ant. Gr ipnroe in bepltBtloieu
3uitanoe oi,iaebobeu rnb in's Suus
aetrngcn. 9sudl mebreren Stunben
febrte Dos 9etpubtiein auriif unb Die
i'm bebanoelnoen Ier8te iinb Der Gn'
iiht, Dab er balo pieoer bergeiteli
lein miro. Srau grenbt mar 5ir
3eit in Dubuque, febrte aber Soms'
tag Norgen mad, Sauie 5uriif.
@ir erbielten lesteit Spnners.
tag einen 9riei BON Sobn g. Boedes.
Der gegenmartie i'm alten @aterlanot
iih aufbGlt. or i1reibt. er bdttt
cine ailsaejeidne. idone &eiie gebabt
Sn @ntmerpen mi,roe er bon leinem
Gater empfangen utb es mar Elm
freubises @ieberieben nad) 11idbri'
ger NbtpeIenbeit. 3u Sauie mill e.
unieru Srelmo nidt reht aefallen
Die Sebniudyt nudl ben Seinen IN
@eiten i'll lpobI idyulo ooran. SEER
Boetfes fam audi ieBt bas n@iloern"
MD. ~laiien. pie err idreibt. Ginel
9febbod, spei Saien, einen Saion
mil er In ben Soriten idon erlegi
boben. = Hibolaus Soilpert Dor
bier ipielte bel oicien Saaoausfliser
oen 2reiber. Serrn Saupert sefule
es inn luremburger 2dnole ausge5eid)'
net uno or iebe famos aus. Toedes
griiBt feline Srelin0e ber5lih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

t1rcn Die SS. @ion unb @cltion.
Nlcrolf mllrben Die Yb~0eoroneten III
orei Settionen mlsaelolt. BUR 1.
Seftion aeborcn ole NS. Sfmit.
Triim,- Socroir, WebIer, Moitici,
SdmiB, 9ian, Scmmer, Soleutinp,
MotbiGL Grociils, Steiten, grpei-
hrng, Web, IS. Gelter, Sroncpis. Bur
smeiten Seftion Die $50. Or. @eIter,
DC Sornaco, Sbinnes, &ii6orb, 9ril..
coitr, S0br, g. Mes 81. 9raiiellr,
Gihborn Sore, 4. graiieur, SeB,
Eiib, Carriers, s. s. 9teberif, @ei-
ra1Op. BUR 3. Seftion Die $50. sic.
nlong, Spoo, Seibfrieb, Senger, 3i'
bier, Simons, Sdoue, Sliles 9ieoe-
rid, Bed, De 9lof5auien, &nepper,
Nilbelmp, Sbilges, Slid, gaitiai.
SemmerS. Die @abl Der Seftions.
tciit1noe batte folgenocs grgebniB
1. Seftion: Yr1iioent Sr. Salentinp,
Gice-Er1iioent Sr. Grocills, Sefret1r
Sr. Webler. 9. Seftion: Yrdlioer,
Sr. 9rincoilr, gice.B rdiioent Sr. 6.
Meb, Sefretdr Sr. Mob. 9raiiellr.
3. Seftiou: Grdlioeltt Sr. be 9lod)'
bdilienL &ice-Graiieent Sr. Eemmers,
Sefretar Sr. Glemang.
&cimltnt Der 8cmcinocmabl bonn
Gienstog, Den 10. gtopember. Gin
6eihricbene @abIcr 100, Inmeienb
1894, llnsiltige 3ettel 81, ~glbiollte
NaioritGt 500. Gs erbielten: Sr.
gtanoenburser, 2iauioator, 66 ct.
Sr. aoIbah, @eometer, 574 Ct; Sr.
Me,lter. gopofat, SGT Ct; 6r.
S6arft Sii1Iermeiiter, 80 st.; Sr,
Simtonis, @udhdnoler, II ct. 8ei
Ser Stihtpabl ant N~otmittag, melde
aniifen ben $50. aolbat) mo Meiltel
i.ottfano, iiegte Sr. Heilter nit einem
Wehr BON IA Stimmeu.
Gipiltanb ser stabt 2ngembmrs,
@eburten. - 6. Wop.: Ma-
ttias SSslles, 9. b. Seinrih SOiept
Goemer, @efdnguiB .aufieber. T.;
Soieph g. b. Srib Settles, Mesgerse'
ielle. g.: Senriette Ilice, &. b. Si,
aismuno Sartof, @ei6dftsreiienoer
Sean Hitolas, 9. b. 0ifolaS @eor'
geS, 9ireftor oes Tbambolpi5es
Sean Sacqrles, 9. b. Inton Sunder,
Maiiierer.' H.: @nua. E. b. @eora
aabotb, Saelobner; Sobann Beter,
e.. b. 8eter Miiaer, Sdreiner. -.
Iaria Charlotte Sobanna, Z. b.
earl Seleubrano, S~ppogropb.
Seiratben. 3. Nouember
Gilbert 2uoig, Sdloiier, nit Inno
Moria Wargaretba Sengerl.
SterbefdIle. - 8. Hooem'
Der: @ilhelm Wiiblen, oft 80 Sabre.
&aufmonn. TO-: Soiepb Soup, all
I23 Sabre, obue Stano, ebeloS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

liden 8cid1itspl1ben on Der 2epee
oahier in Dubuque nno BON BORT aus
nanoern jlhrlidl SunOerte, jd Gou.
iellbc bon 0ll1gieS ms 2mno binui$,
5umol in Ole noro.meltlid)en mo meIt.
lidlen Steateu, uno perbreiten ben
9touicn Der Sirnlo uu0 oer Stoot Tll.
bllolic in Die entlegenlten 8egenoen
oes Sanbcs.
Siir Die 9eier Ser y2uremburgcr
0n5ette" miro eS bon be~Ionoerem SSn-
t~erelie iein, su pernebmen, BOB Serr
emil grnsoorif, Der leitenbe uno
lenfenoe @eiit oes 8eihdftes, So6n
Der beitbcfonnten Sanilie Sobanu
Grusborff lit, mel6e bltrd) ibre ge-
idditlide SoliOitat I'M @iienmaareu-
banbel eincn griolg 81 per5eidnen
bette, wie @enige.
Iil6 Die anoeren @eamten Der
Jirma traaeu e6te urembn 'r,
ger Nnmen melfe ben &elern Der
y8o3ette" geWiB befannt flingett iuer.
cen. @ir nennen Serrn Gnll
Sbeuo, &ice.9rGiioenten Der 6irma;
Serrn Midael Gents. Sobn Der alien
lliremburger iamilie bon Sings IN
9libuqile Gountp, Sefretar mo Yer
malter Der 8erianot slbtbciliing nno
Serrn s. q. g%rnsoorft S9abntcilter
nno superintendent.
@ir D~ertpeiien bier oilf Die @n5eige
Der 8irma an anoercr Steae. Solde
2eier, neIte eeneigt Ddren, ole
Maentcn fir Die Sirma in i6ren
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ifriftIi6 ooer miinbli6 OIL bic
Ioreiie Ser Sirmu luenben nnb eS
miro ibneu bereitpili9it alle ge-
lpiinihte Iusfunft ertbeilt perSen.
Mac Gorreiponoensen iiuo 81 rid,ten
an: Abe Grnsoorfi 8usgp 60, DIT
buque, Soipd."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
GorreIppnScns.
I@iIbertbille Soma, 3. Ge5.
@ertber Serr 8onner!

@ertber Serr @onner!
Solgenoe Yartien plroen in lcbter
Belt bier %getraut: 2eonaro 9ernaroD
nit Mmtd Nieoer, am z. Sftober;
Sranf 2ies nit Morgaretba 8cber,
chi 10. Oft; Sobn Nei nit Nadael
Meiih, am Ia. Oft; Rbiiipp 8ag.
ner mil Gltiabetb 3emutb, an 81.
Sft.; Satob Sdmit nit Warid Sole.
pima @euier, am 27. Oft; Gllgeit
Marion nit Gatbarina Heilen, ON
%. Oft; HifolulS 9emutb nit On.
lama @aener, am 90. DIT; Yeter
Slummane nit Maeoalena SroIt nn
d. Sob; 9aniel McSepitt init St.
lonna Miuer, am II. gtop.; Mtotbias
&rempges nit Inna Solbat, am Is.
Nonember.
HifoIans 2ubgen bat feline Snrm
Fer petfallit nn0 lit nabe ct. 9lono,
Winn., ge5ogeu.
Matbias 2uoaen belt fiir5li6 Ser.
Iteigerung uuo ipiro nod 0atcta
siebeu.
sSobn Sorig bat feline Sdanfipirtl.
idaft an Seinrib &nipp nertmlIr.
@ilbelm 8albt bat fem 8ei6dft III
Mterbatgerdtben bier aufgegehe.I
ltno iIt nod @aterloo, Soma, in'S
Sroccrie-@eiGaft ge5ogen.
3. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Scrr Rid Mrle BON Gbieaao, 81.

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lit uu 3. 9e5cmber nit Der fron5oli.
iden 9ompfer n2a Sonrraine" III
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Is. Iraid, bon burlington @is., oil
Dem iif sablreihe @erpunoten BON
dubuque rmb Colt Dubuque betbei-
li9ten, fano ain 90. Nopember inter
GROCER @etbeiligung, Oarumter oeS
&er5 Seiu . 8ereins, bes Guita6iiisr
@ereins, bes Seutonia.Sere nmo
bes 3neiges Ser &atb. Soriter in cor
pore, bon DER CT. Marien-8irde ans,
itatt. 9aS Hequiem celebrirte bod
miirOiser Serr Yfarrer Sacobs inter
Miiiiteu5 mebrerer unoeren geiltlid)eu
Serren. Ser &~erltorbene ipar Ipo-
tGefer ppn 9erilf ino Srganiit Der
81. Morien.air6e. @ud ipar er
mebrere Sabre Eeitmeiiter mnb mie-
oerholt aloerman nno Somu.S dlak-
meilter. sSym Sabre 1877 6erbeira.
tbete er ii1 nit Sri. Gliiabetb &ab
BON GaIt Dubuque, SG., Die ibn neblt
bier Sobnen nnb bier Sodtern, pel-
de Ser Gbe entiprollen, ilberlebt.
Giirslid madten &iuber Scmer in
Scr Irairie in Ser @dbe Der 8ob-
ming nnieres 2mnosmnnes Wtibael
Sarb bon Chicago. GuS uieriabrise
Sohterhen b%eiielben lief auf) ber5u,
tom iebob Dem Seuer 5l nabe, lelne
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BOAR Sitnaen periud)ten, baS Seiler
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baS arme @iirmd)en bod 10 idipere
8ranbmnuoen erlitten, boB es nod
am ielhen Gage itarb. Zen tiefbe-
triibten Gltern unier tiefites 9eileio!
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Spnio, Minn., reidten iih am Sieus.
tag, ben J.. 0e5erHher, Serr Wa.5inS
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Sono gum 9unoe fiir's 2ebeh &eo.
Son ben Berg polaog Die Srmuna.
Sic ipeItlide Sod5eitsfeier faro in
Der @obmng bes Serrn Sos. 80.
Galen, bes @ruoers Der 8raut, itatt.
9ia6 Serielben trat baS iunge Eaar
cine SpA5eitSreiie nah minneapolis
an. @iel Slid sum 9unoe!
Sm Serriielb Soiunlbip, Gbidaialp
GountD, Soma, itarb am %. Hobem-
Der Serr @idael Sjidbad i'm bolen
Sitter bon So Sabrer mo . Wonatell.
Der @erltorbene ipar am %. Surti
1916 in @Bliuaen, areiS @itbura.
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fdm i'm Sriibiabr 1874 nab slEc-
rita. @r ipar unberbeiratbet unc
Ela9te iein $eim bel Den @ebraeesn