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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
POLICE SERGEANT DIES.
Was Shot by a Negro Walter In New
 York satrraay Night.

New York, May 3. Police Sergeant Gill holey, who was shot last night by Jefrer- son Saunders, negro waiter, who at the same time killed Policeman Peters and desperately wounded Policeman husse' died in the hospital tonight.
 Russe's condition is dangerous, as he awas shot through the lung, but he has a fair chance of recovery. Saunders was held today to await the action of the cor oner. He made statement that he had been assaulted by three policemen, who were unknown to him. and who were in citizens dress, and that he used his pis- tol in self-defense.
 A police investigation shows that the three policemen. who were attached to the borough of Queens, had no business In the saloon where the affray occurred.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
SHARES
 BOOK WITH GIRLS
Little Ones Sing While Stand
 ing by Roosevelt
MtNAGERIE ADDITION
Chief Executive Spends the Sabbath at Sharon Springs, kansas-Peo- pie in Denver Are Ready
 to Receive Him Today.

sharon Springs, Mo. May a-Presl' dent Roosevelt attended services at the little Methodist church at this place today and listened to most instructive sermon preached by a Presbyterian minister the Rev. William Carter of Kansas City, who came here for that purpose.
 A number of pastors from this neigh borhood also participated.
 A pleasing incident occurred as the services began. Two little girls were standing in the aisle near the Presidents pew. As soon as the President saw them he drew them into his pew and during the singing the three shared the same hymn book.
 At the conclusion of the services the President shook hands with a large num- Der of people.
 In the afternoon he went for a long horseback ride, accompanied by Senators Burton and Long and President Butler of Columbia college.
 Senator Warren of Wyoming and Civil Service Commissioner Foulk joined the President here today
 The town is full of strangers, who came here to see the President, some of them riding fifty miles for that purpose.
 sharon Springs admirer of the Presi- dent presented to him today a two-weeks- old badger. The little animal Is as friend ly as can be and will be taken home to Washington to join the growing menagerie of the Roosevelt children.
 Ready to Receive Him.
 Denver, Col, May s.-Everythine Is in readiness for the reception of President Roosevelt, who is due in Denver at 10;3O o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Two and half hours will be spent here and during that time the President will deliver an address at the state capitol and will be driven through the principal busi- ness and residence section to view the city park.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
RAILWAY OVER ANDES.
Bill Passes Chilean Congress Provld-
 ing for Mountain Road.

Washington, May S.-In report to the state department Consul Mansfield at Val paraiso says that during the last session of the Chilean congress a bill was passed which provided for the construction of a railway over the Andes mountains, to connect Buenos Ayres with Santiago and Valparaiso. This will be the first line to cross the continent of South America.
 The Argentine government Is building . railroad from Buenos Ayres which Is to connect with the line from Valparaiso. Work is being pushed on both sides of the mountains and it Is expected the line will be completed within a few years An enormous tunnel is part of the pro- feet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
NEGOTIATIONS SUSPENDED.
Tariff Is the Chief Question to be Set
 tied at Pekin.

Pekin, May 3-The negotiations at Shan ghai for American and Japanese commer- cial treaties have been suspended. They will be continued here when Chang Chih Tung, viceroy of NanlSin, reaches Pexin, which probably will be in a fortnight.
 The principal question still remaining to be settled Is the tarifr. The United States and Japan are willing to concede an increase in the duty on foreign exports to 10 per cent as compensation fer the abolition of the likin, instead of the 12Ia per cent provided for in the British treaty.
 The Japanese treaty, like the American treaty, provides for the opening to trade of Manchurian towns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
En Route to New Orleans.

Carbondale Ill. May 3.-Dr. Adolph To- renz and large delegation of medical men who are going to New Orleans to at tend the International Medical associa- ton, which convenes on Tuesday were met today in Carbondale by Governor w. w. Heard and stan of Louisiana. Cover. nor Heard is on his way home from the dedicatory ceremonies of the Louisiana Purchase exposition at St. Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
QUIET PREVAILS.
German Gunroat Panther Leaves for
 San Pedro de Macoris.

San Domingo, Wednesday, April 29.- The German gunboat Panther left here this morning for San Pedro de Macoris. She has been instructed to visit Domini- can and Haytien ports.
 The American cruiser San Francisco has arrived here. Quiet now prevails throughout Santo Domingo, and political prisoners have been released. Business is improving.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
May be Serious Strike

Copenhagen, Denmark, May s-There Is prospect of serious strike on the part of the employees of the state railroads For several years past these employees have been agitating for an increase in pay There is now bill before the Reigs- dag which revises the scale of pay, but in the case of two-thirds of the employees this bill practically reduces salaries The president of the employees union says that if the bill Is adopted general strike will be called.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
Extension Now Completed.

Ardmore I. T.. May 3-The Arkansas and Choctaw extension from Ashdown, Ark, to Ardmore. I. T.. has been com pleted to Ardmore, distance of 200 miles. The new line taps a fine agricultural re- zion and opens direct connection with Memphis and the east. It Is announced that Ardmore will be the terminus of the road for the present although the com pany has made survey running through the Kiowa and Commanche reservation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
DELIGHTFUL SONG SERVICE.
Programme at St. Mary's-on the-Hlsh
 lands Finely Rendered.

The song service at St. Mary's-on-the- Highlands last night was finely rendered under the direction of Miss Edna Gockel
 The large chorus choir was in excep- tionally good form. Among the gems of the evening were, "In Heavenly Love Abiding (Parker). sung by auartette, and "UnfoId Ye Portals" from Gounod's Redemption" sung by the full choir
 Mrs Putnam sang beautiful solo, Hear Us Father" by Bizet, and MT Loder sang Randbegger's Save Me, O God" MT. Loder has often been heard with great pleasure by music lovers but his baritone voice was particularly rich last night and he delivered his song as only a true artist could.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
Meeting With Opposition.

London, May 2-The Yerkes-Speyer scheme for the consolidation of all the underground tube railroads of London is meeting with considerable opposition. The newspapers protest against such "Ameri- canism" and monopoly and urge par liament not to submit thereto. The par liamentary committee of the London county council will submit its report to the council tomorrow. This report will insist upon further investigation of the consolidation scheme, which the commlt- tee contends will raise fares and other wise operate to the disadvantage of the travelling rul iie.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
Georgia Fruit Outlook.

Columbus, Ga, May s.-Fruit- growers throughout this section of the fruit belt state that they will have from one-third to one-half of a crop. In the Buena Vista region, thirty miles south of here, the crop is expected to average fully 50 per cent. The general opinion, however, seems to be that the fruit-growing sec ton of southwest Georgia will not av- craze more than one-fourth of a crop. Many fruit trees were killed by the re- cent cold snaps.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
Root In Ohio.

Columbus, O., May S.-Hon. Elihu R.. Root, secretary of war, arrived here to- night to attend the meeting of the inter state National Guard association, which will be held here this week. Many distin- guished military men are expected to at tend. The convention will open with a public meeting at the auditorium tomor- row evening. at which addresses will be made by Secretary Root General Corbin, adjutant-general U. s. A., and Hon. William Sanger. assistant secretary of war
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
BIG FIRE RACED.
kennebunk, Maine, Suffers $1oo,ooo
 Loss by Angry Flames.

Kennebunk, Me- May 3.-A thickly set tied portion of this town was thc .arened with destruction today ty ire which ragged for three nouss am ,ng the nills and business blocks and which caused a loss of $100,0OO -~
 The municipal lighting plant valued at $35, 900 and uninsured. two mills, five blocks, seven wooden buildings and two tenements were burned to the grcuhG and stocks of fourteen stores are total loss.
 The origin of the fire Is unknown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
A Kentucky Tracedy.

Louisville, May 3.-As the result of a quarrel over a dice game, William Cum diff shot and instantly killed his step brother Thomas Bishop and Thomas Cum diff, father of William, stabbed his nephew Luther Hart. inficting a serious wound. All the men are farmers living near Louisville
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
To Rest in Washington.

Chihuahua, Mexico May 3.-The body of the late Alexander R. Shepard passed through here from Batipolis. en route to Washington, D. C., accompanied by Mrs Shepard and other members of the fam fly. The remains of the former governor of the District of Columbia are to be in tered in Washington, the city he beauti- fled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
Blu Fire in Chicaqo.

Chicago, May s.--Fire tonight destroyed the five-story building at ld Wabash avenue, causing a loss of sl50,000. The building was occupied by several mer- cantile firms whose stock was completely destroyed. The principal losers are the Waterbury Clock company. Spiegel Broth CTS, tailors, and A. G. Spalding & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
Electrical Storms.

Guatemala City, Guatemala, May a- Heavy, electrical storms have been mo- ticed recently in the district of Santa Maria volcano. It is believed here that the volcano has again erupted-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
Sentenced to Seven Years.

Manila. May so. G. Milne, postmas- ter at Tacloban, Island of Leyte, who was recently convicted of inappropriate ing government funds. has been ser- fenced to seven years imprisonment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
Workshnps Rurn to cround.

Kharkoff. Russia. May 3-The work shops of the Russian locomotive and gun works have been burned down. Loss s5oo,- 000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-04
Southern Flakes

For health and happiness.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
Mdtuus, Seuti@e &atbolifeu bon
Soua!
Yin Die Mitelieber 6es ct. @onifas
tius.Yun0es BON csotpu. +

I'm Ole WtttglIeoer ceS ct. S6ntt0s
tius-Sunbes BON Soma. +
am 7. llnb 8. Sftober oiefes Sabi
res miro in SEEM Sompton, Soma, ots
8. Teriammluns oes ct. @onifatius.
gltnoes ltno Der barnit perbrmoene
oeutiae 8atboIifentas Don Soma ge.
balten peroen. I.
Sn 21noern, mo- @atboIifen In
groben @erbinounsen iid enser or
eiaanoer anihlieBet unD Sur 8e.
ratbllng nno gelebrung Waiferber.
iammlungen balten, befdmlpft man
erfolgrei6er Die io5ialen Srrtbinner
Der 3eit unO pertbeibigt bie beiligiten
Redte eegen ale feinbIihen Mngriffe:
ba entitaben fatboliids Initalten
aler Nrt; oa berri6t, nit einem
Worte, reyes fatboliifes 2eben.
gluf bic beutiden 4atbolifen bon
Soma baben lid nm ct. gonifatius.
Guno unter bem Gegen bes 81.
@aters peretnigt uuo balten 4atboli.
fentage, Inn ibre beilislten Sntereiien
fraftiser 81 foroern uno ui1t obne
9rtols.
@egenieitise gelebrung uno ge.
seiiterims; entidieoene gefGnlpfsus
ieinoliher slnsriffe auf Die gr3ieb.
unssfreibeit u. bgI. iinb nidt Der se.
rinsite Seeen unierer gerbinbmg.
3par fonnten ltmitGnoe balber
einise Der bisber aueenommenen He.
iollltionen nod nidt pertpirflidt iper.
ben; bod itno anbere umio erfolg.
reiber geDeien. 60 iino 8. .. Jet
unierer 8eriammlung in Carroll Gif
4nregung bes ct. gonifatius<gun.
oes bon mebreren Gollegien IN Nah.
baritaaten itarf beiudte 0interibu.
len fir Siinslinge gegriinoet uno III
in Dubuque Der 9au zines oerti6en
fathoIiihen 9lltenbeimes in angrift
genommen iporben. Das iino praf-
ttide &eiultate Die itnter Gottes Tor-
iebung nod iegeuipenoeno fortbe'
iteben mOgen, na1bem ulliere Ha.
men ldusit pereeiien limb. @eiteres
einniitbiges Suiammenpirfen miro
audb in 3ufllnft biel 8utes ftifteir.
M6gen besbalb alle beltihen fa-
| tbcliihen Sereine un0 @emetn6en
poIla6blia 9elegaten ienoen unb spar
iolde, bic Der Sahe cine gbre un6
Stiise iein perOen. Wogen bic
oeutiden aatbolifen Soipa's ibre
StGrfe unb ginigfett ourb rege ge.
tbeiligung seigen.
Iie gsamen Der Gelegaten ienba
man penisitens bis gun. 15. Septeul.
ber on ben Sefretdr Inb sntrdge
pom0glih glnfangs September an
BEN Yr1iioenten bes 9unoes. Sas
genauere Brogramm miro nI6ltens
betannt gema6t peroen.
9eors @. Seer, Rrdi,
9perspiIle, Soma.
W at ia Gsisef, Sefr.,
2024 @oibinston Ctr, 9ubuque, .
Soma.
9persbiIIe, Soma, s. altg. '03,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
giaise Tabrt aadJ Nem 9ampton
gum Gatbulifeatas.

9ie n@eltern Haiienger sliiocia.
ton" bat fiir oen 9atbolifentag 5m
gtep Sampton beOeutenoe grm1Big.
ilng Der Sabrpreiie auf allen Giien-
babnen innerbalb Der StaatSsreBen
Sowa's betuiaigt, 10 oaB ale Seltbe-
iu6er Die Giidreiie iiir elm 0rittel bes
eeDobnli6en Erelies MAIDEN fonnen,
oorauseiest, bab penigltens bunoert
Terionen mebr als fiinfsig Gents fiir
elm Sidet be5ablt baben. or iare
anb one tbirO ior tbe ronno.trip upon
the certificate.plan from points in
SoDa.)
Sic Heiie nod Rep Saulpton fann
unter bieieu 9egiinltigrngen ni6t
DOR bem 2. Sftober uno Die Riidreiie
niht ipGter ols am 13. Sftober an.
getreten per0en
Wlan beobabte gef1aisit na9.
Itebenoe Hegeln, ipiorieenfaQs Der
pOae Ereis 3il 5ablen lit:
/. @an 5ablt ben sepobnli6en
Ereis naf gtep Samptpn, IGBt iidl
aber nit Dem Sidet cine 9eldeinia.
un9 geben, baB man oen boaen Breis
entrihtet bat. Siibrt Ole &eiie iiber
peridiebeue 9abnen, 10 faufe man
Gas Sidet fir iebe einSelne 8abn,
ieoes Nal aber nit 9ei6einisung.
wie oben.
2. Msan laiie bieie gei6einigung
tbunlid]it balo bonn 2ofal.SefretGr in
Stem Sampton nit Sinte imter5eih.
nen rno BON Dem 9ofal.Igent Der
Giienbcbn nit Dem Stempel Der
Giienbabn perieben.
3. gluf Der &iidreiie (alif Serielben
9abn auf Der man oie Sinreiie
madte) 5ublt man bel 0or5cieung
obiaer 9ei6einiaungen oen oritten
SbeiI oes gelpobuliAen SabrpreiIes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
Sin nemer SdpinSel.

ct. Saul, Minn.. A. Sept.
Geit 8uraem tpurben alie nad) ct.
2ouis fiibrenoen 9abneu nit @eiu-
den iiberihpemmt beu slbienoern
eeeen lleberlniilIng zines beigeiiig.
ten Silberooaars elm Sreibillet nnh
ct. 2cuis 81 beiorseu. gs bat ii6
berdusgeiteat, oaB cine slu8abl bon
Sdapinelern unter ben Sarmern oes
Noropeitens Die Wdr perbreiteten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
RurS nno Selbitmprb.
Ratn Nnrf 9 Cont

Seem Oorf, 9. Sept.
Senrp Sotpnseno goion. Elm Sobn
oes ebemaligen Seem Oorfer Wtapors
Sranflin Goion eritboB beute Die Srml
Saunie Buuen uno besing oarauf
SeIbitmorb, inbem er fib cine &ugel
our6. Den 8opf iaete. gr bate poro
her Die Srau Suaen aufgeforbert, if.
rem 9atteu lin6 lire &inoer i'm Sttd)
6u laiien uno init ibm na6 einem an
oeren Staate 81 fliebeu - cine 3u-
mutbung, Die iie ange6lib entriiitet
5uriiftDies. 9ie blptige Gragobie bat
Die Sbatiabe an oas 2if,t gebraht,
DAB Gbion als Gpnlptrouer Der Mi.
daels Broteitant gpisfopalfir9e Der
unteriblaeltng Don 9eloern nerbdft
zig mar uno iib burb Spefula-
tionen in @aa Street finan5ieu rlli-
rirt batte. Seine SertDanoten be.
baupten, er iei uibt s1re1ultngsfd-
big geUeien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
Ibidaffuus zines Gbineieupiertcls.
@oihiuntnu 9. Gent


Oas beriibmte Son Sran5iscoer
GbineienpierteI biirfte balo su ben
Singen sebOreu. Die geipeIen iino, Inc
oem oas Serricben Der 9elllenpeit oo.
ielblt ieit bem oorigen Sabre Elm gu
Iammengebeu Der @unoesbeboroen
lno Der itdotiiden geboroen in bie.
ler &ibtuug peranlaBt bat. 9isber
limo leioer ale @erill6e, Der enties-
liben Sellbe i'm @binelenpicrtel gang
9err gu fperoen oerseblid) geblieben.
Die Staaten Merico imo ECUADOR
baben iid oesbaIb genotbigt seieberL
eegen Gan Sran5isco cine Suaran.
tdne 81. etablteren. 9ie 9unoesbe.
boroen iino iest felt e1,tidloifen. NIT
oem Gbineienpiertel Jest gdn8li6 auf.
3urGumeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

Senti6lanS.
Berlin, 4. Sept

GiniluBreihc Deltihe 3citunaen
bob Die &cgierilng Die
3abl Der slusl6rber ,alli oen ii6er;
iiillten tehniicben So6ihulen be.
ihrdnfe. Sic @eiaulltSnbl Der Stt.
benten ted)niiher Sater betrGgt a.
626, rlno inter ibnen beiinbeu iib
2.242 auslauoer, orr Salite &uiien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

Stepens puroe getobtet. Sranf lip
0ite tootlib perlest. @eniger ernite
@erlesrngen erlitten Sacob &uut,
Jreo. Gals, @SDaro &uus, Go,parb
8aro uno Otto @aro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

oab man eegen Ginienollns zines
Silberoollars Don 1894 elm Sifet
naf ct. 9ouis BON irseub elmer Der
gGbner erbalten fonne. 9te
Shpinoler lieben iid oann nod OH.
Berbem Don ibreH Spfern fir bieie
lDiufomnene Nahriht Don 80 Gents
bis 5u einem Collar geben. Die Nor.
thern Bactfic 9abn bot bereits 1neb.
rere hunoert iolfJer 8riefe, IN MEL
6en ii6 ein SilberoOqor bcfano, er.
balten. 2ie geboroen iiuo auf bic
len Sbpinoel aitfrnerfiam gemaht
poroeu, iebuh miro es iebr i9lDer
fallen, Dem unfug elm Gnoe 5u mo.
dem es lei beun, 6aB idnntlidle
gabngeieaidaiten burd annonceu
uno Girfulare .auf ben S6pinbel
aufmerflam MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
@crmngliidt.

slurora, Sa., 2. Sept.
gei @eneba flog beilte cine Sreib.
Waidine in Die 2nft. Gin slrbeiter
aus @eit.Yirsinia, Namens SobW
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

alr6 eirrise slmerifaner. 9ie Sci.
tungcn begriinoen ibre Soroerling
nit bem Sil,ipciie barauf, naB Der
oeuti6en Snouitrie 10 cine &onfur.
rens groBge3oeen uiro, uno oaB Die
llnterDeiluus Der Geuti6en llnter Der
ueberfuQuna Rotb IeiSet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
Giierimfts.Srama.
0enner. Sol. 8. Sch

Wenper, Gol., 3. sept.
ssrau Sbeobor &rilie, Die @attin
zines guhbinoers, fpuroe in ibrem
SaIia, Ger. $50, SO. z. Ctr. bon
Srau 4atie gernaroine nit einem
&epolper eri6oiien. Gie Woroerin,
melbe ioiort IN Sait genommen pur'
De, peiserte fit. elm @totip fir ibre
Sbat ansuseben, ooh miro mgenom.
men, baS giferludt Die Sriebfeoer
par. Sruu 8riiie batte ibren aft Wto.
nate aIten Saueling auf bem slrme
aIs lie CUR Sbiir serrien rno nieoer.
npStrpcft mlrr0ei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
IcrfipiirSise SuitauSc.
Nfonteomerp. Ga, 4,

Wonteomerp, Va, 4. sept.
0ie beporitcbehenbe @uni3ipal.
pabl in Sobion Gitp, elmer gseger.
folonie uabe sl,miiton fpiroalnter ei,
gentbiimliden 9erbGltniiien itattfin'
ben. 'gta6 Der neilen gerfuiiuue linb
foIt oue mGnlliden 8eipobner Der
Stabt Hid)t ltinrmberedtigt nno es
bleiben ltur 5tpei Stimmgeber iibrig.
9ieie f0nnen ielbltberita,lblid) MIR
Iitb ielblt erlpableu uno fuerben 10
lange i'm slnlte bIei6en, als, es ibneu
belie6t. 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
Gin @eridiuenber.
Baltimore, W}o., 3. Set

# Sl&&blilOlSI gtO.s -. SSft-
Wiaiam 2. Sltder, elm in Gelell.
i6aftsfreiien iebr befannter iunger
Mann, Delher nit ieiner Mutter 0as
Don Dem 9ater binterluiiene 9eruo.
gen perrpoltete, lit peridpunoen unb
bot elm 0eft5it bon $560,00O binter.
laiien. Srau Srder, Delde init ibren
So6tern in europa peilt, lit burh
gerrpanote suriidgerlIfen melhe Die
Gntoeduua gemo6t butten, oab Der
ilnlge Guder nit leibtiinnigen Srall.
ensirnmern oas grbe iourGbrahte
,tnb nur nod $4,000 Sapon ii6rig
geblie6en maren. Suder foa niht
alein oas Gelo nit pollen Sanoen
ausgegeben, ionoern ait6 ltngliitlid
on Der 9orie ipefuliert baben. Gum
lleberiInB bat er Sri. Sarab Wtorris
elm Seiratbsperipre6en gegeben, uno
ba er iol6es ni6t belt, bat Die Game
ibn aui $4,000 S6aoenerias per'
flagt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
Giieubabn.1luiaa.

! Charlotte, sc. g., 8. Sebt.
Gin nod RorOen beitinlrnter Eoiia-
sier8us Der Soutbern &ailipop itiir5'
te 5ruiiden &odbin uno Yorfsbia,
g. 6. burb Die iiber SEN Siibins
Greet fiibrenoe griide. slbt Terio-
nen nuroen auf Der SteIle getootet,
unb 20 nlebr ober ipeniger idper Der.
lest. Die Meiiteu Der @eruIsliidten
iinb Heeer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
Ecrbranat.

Cincinnati, 8. Sept.
|. Sn @Iue glib erlitten 5rau Sobn
Sobn Senoeriou uno S-au @illiam
Dem sSIammentob, bod ibre &inoer
fonnten ii6 retten. Cine @aiolifl.
GGploiicn mar Die uriate bes
Seuers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08

tpeguns in ieinern Raisfelbe su ie.
ben, pesbaIb er @erpebr bolte lno Ell.
nen ShuB abfeuerte. Su ietnem
Shrefen b0rte er bas @eidret ieiner
Eodter, Die einen SduB in Die 8ruit
erbalten hatte unb balo oarauf itarb.
Sie bate Mais gum Mittageiien DO.
len poueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
@ereitelter Insbrnd.
girnlinabarn, 9lIa., A. Sept.

Birmingham, Ila., A. Sept.
Sn Dem 9efdusniB gu 8ratt Mii
mes ipurben pier Straflinge, pelhe
su entipringeu neriudten ourh
S6iiiie perpunoet. Sout San erbielt
einen SdlB ms geiu, SSobn 9retper
puroe i'm Riifen perDinbet, Sbomas
Mel5en in Der Shulter uno Hiharb
9innebef i'm uuterleib. greper uno
9tnne6ef iperoen ldperli6 nit Dem
2eben ,bapon fommen. gs Dar ben
StrGfliugen, Die oqe peiB iino, geluns
gen, ii6 IN Dem 8eiis elmer Suanti.
tdt Spnunit 81 iesen,, Woulit lie Die
SefdngniBtbiire iprengten. @abreno
lie oas @eite iuhten, iparfen lie nit
0puanlitpatronen na9 ben @drtern,
bie threrieits iie nit Sbiiiien aus Dem
@indeiterbii6ien begriiBten. geltr Ell.
nem einsisen StrGfling, g. s. Gr.
merp gelans es, 5u eutfommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
Smrd Turht III Seu SOB setriebeu.

IdnIoS 9ttp, Wto., A. sept.
Gin unbefaunter Heger mar bier
in Der RGbe in bas Suus Der Srall
Wargaretbe Geran eingeorungen
uno batte lie, um iie sur Serausgabe
ibre5 Gelbes 5ll peranlaiien, mebr.
fa6 am Salie gerpiirgt. sluf ibre
Siilferufe eilten Madbarn berbei llno
perfolgten ben fliidtig ge!porbenen
8arbigen, Ser IN einem 9oote auf Dem
@unias Gliiiie Sil entfourmen iu1te.
9as SabrSeug uiIroe ieooh 10 btdt
umiteat, baS Elm gntfomulen rulrnog.
lid i6ien. go itiir5te fib Der ge:
dngitiete Shwarse, Der einen Spr6-
moro befiirhten muhte in Die 6lil-
then uno ertranf. Sroll 8erabn bat
i6limme @erlesungen oapongetra-
gem, bod, befiuoet lie it'd ouBer Sc.
Gensaefubr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-08
stabI eiu 2aib grOb mnb tumrSe ber'
Eaftet.
Seem gprf. 4. Sept.

. g(efD yort, 4. SepI.
Natrid Slooo, eit ilmger Waun,
ipelder bel ieinen gltern IN Dem Sail.
ie geo. 439 gS. SO. Strabe pobut,
itano Dor Dem Rihter garIop unter
Der glufIage bes 0iebjtabls. gr bate
eiueu 2aib 8rob eeitobIen, peigerte
iicb aber fir ieine Sbat eine grfI1r-
ing ab5ugeben. Ser Ribter beauf.
trcgte einen Rcli5iiten ii6er Die Ser.
baltniiie oes iiineen Rannes ndbere
grfiinbisunsen ein5u5ieben llnb bieie
ergabeH, baB Der 8ater bes 9efange-
nen Dor fiirser 5eit feline Stele in.
folge zines Streifs perloren babe.
baB Der iinge Wann bas altelte bon
s Giubern lei uno iid obne beionoe-
rem griolg beuliibt babe, Die Samilie
5u ern1bren. Seine Wt,ltter lei frunf
eeporoen, Die &inber bGtten nab
grot eeidrien unO ibliebIi6 babe er
iol6es geitoblen Inn ben Sunger lei.
Eer 9ei6ptiter 5m itiQen.
Io9oem Ser Ri6ter oteieu geri6t
aneeDort bate, mari CT einen langen
gIif auf BEN Gefangenen uno iagte
Damn furs: ygntlaiIen."