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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
MITCHELL IN COLORADO.

Pueblo. Oct. 10. President John Mitch
ell, OF the United Mine Workers OF
America. Is expected to reach Colorado
today TO make personal investigation
OF coat miners in district No. Is. em-
braeing Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and
New Mexico. ON his recommendation
rests the decision OF whether or not
there will be strike throughout the
district.
Prominent officials OF the minework-
ers In the district state that they have
no intimation Of what President Mitch
ell win advise, II Is expected that he
viii visit all of the principal mining
camps In the district before holding a
iinal conference with the leading offici-
ais OF the various unions,
nature
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
USED FUNDS or THE BANK
Specializing Cashiers Action Re.
suits I'm Arrest.

Chicago, Oct. ia dispatch to the
Tribune from Princeton. Wis. says:
J.E. Liemer, cashier Of the Princeton
state Bank, has been arrested today
and taken to Dartford by Sheriff ogil-
vie, where ne is now in jail. State
Bank Examiner Marcus G. Bergh last
night stated that Liemer had confessed
that forgeries to the amount Of $4,000
existed.
The Princeton State Bank is closed
and the Montello State Bank, Of which
Liemer is vice-president, has been order
ed by the state officials not to open its
doors for business today. Speculation
in grain. Liemer says. was the cause.
]. Il. Liemer came here as cashier Of
the Princeton bank eight years ago and
the examiners believe that the forgeries
have covered period of six years.
1t is said by persons who are fami-
liar with the affairs OF the Princeton
banks that the depositors will be prac-
tically paid on in full with the money
now on hand.
State Senator e. d. Morse Is presi-
dent OF the Princeton bank.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
BAKER CITY
MUST HANG
ARMSTRONG
The State Supreme Court Al.
firms Judgment Of Lower
Court In Noted Case
Of Murderer.
......
Execution Win Be Under the
Old Law and Carried Out
the Old Way.
THE SHERIFF MUST EXECUTE
Hanging Must He In the County
Where Crime Was Committed
History OF Murder OF
Miss EnsmiDger.

Salem. Oct. i9.-The supreme court
today affirmed the decision Of the lower
court In convicting Pleas Armstrong
Of the murder Of Minnie Ensminger ut
North Powder last Christmas.
Armstrong waylaid Miss Ensminger
at country dance 70 miles from Baker
city last Christmas. Miss Ensmingcr
was a school,eacher Of good repute In
the community. Armstrong had been
paying attention to her a year or more
and Il was because his suit was not as
successful as he liked that he decided
to slay her. He had played the violin
for the dance on the fatal evening.
Quitting his violin. he repaired 10 the
front gate and lay In walt for his vic
tim, when abe appeared he arose from
the darkness and shot her down.
There was strong talk OF iynching him.
Armstrong will not be hanged in the
penlientiary under the new law. as his
trial and conviction took place before
the present law was In effect. He VIII
have to be executed In the old way at
the county Jail yard at Baker City.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
SHORTAGE IS HEAVY ONE.

New York. Oct. 1s-Rev. John p.
Peters OF St Micheals Protestant Ep-
iscopal church. has announced that the
defalcation OF church funds by Henry
r. Edison. treasurer OF the parish, who
killed Mrs. Fannie Pullen and commit
ed suicide several months ago
amounted to $4,000. OF this amount
$4,000, the rector stated. had been re-
turned to the church by the wife of
OF Mr.. Edison in making over to the
church two life insurance policies. A
part OF the remainder will fall upon a
bank through Its liability in connection
with the forgeres.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
INcESDlARy FIRE.

I.ogansport Oct. 10. Fire supposed to
be Of incendlary origin this morning de-
stroyed five business books and the rail
road station, besides damaging several
other buildings at Galveston, Ind. The
loss Is estimated at $4,000. The tele-
graph operator at the station reported
the lire and asked for help while the
station was burning, He was driven
away by the flames aud the wires were
burned, cutting pff all communication,
The Are department here and at Koko-
mo loaded apparatus on relief trains
and sent 1t TO Galveston. which is
town of 1900 people, 10 mics from here.
At 8 o'clock the fire was under control.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
CoLoMBlA's MODEST DEMAND
Would Hold Us Up for $25, 600,
600 for Canal.

New York, Oct, 1s-Ismeal Enrique
Arolnlegas of the Colombian dlplo-
matte service has arrived in this city
on his way to Washington with special
dispatches Containing instructions fol-
DR., Thomas Horfan, the Colombian
minister, concerning the Panama Canal
treaty, He also is the bearer of the
text OF the amendments to the treaty
made by the senate Of Colombia and
President Marroquin.
The only condition on which the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
SPANISH CLAIMS SETTLED.

Caracas. Oct. l9--The mixed commits
sion which is hearing the Spanish
claims against Venezuela has closed III
session, OF the total amount Of claims
presented before the commission, 1884,
9s4 were awarded $2O5,SS5 were with
drawn and ssl.0O4. wer refused. Con-
siderlng the Spanish population of ven-
ezuela, amounting 60 10000 persons, the
total OF claims presented to this com.
mission Is considered TO have been
small.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
NAME. WILL BE CHANGED.

New York, Oct 19-In the course Of a
sermon delivered in Calvary Protestant
Episcopal Church. the Right Rev.
Cameron Mann, Protestant Episcopal
Missionary OF North Dakota, has de-
clared that while there are divers op-
lnions in the church regarding change
Of its name, there are few who do not
wish her to become American in the
truest meaning of the word"
Bishop Mann is in the east to raise
$4,000 to carry on his work In North
Dakota this winter. and incidentally
to secure 20 more young clergymen
for his missionary fields.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
Mexico City Institution Fails and
:, Branche Through This
Country Also Close
Their Doors.
Financial Panic Now IN BaIti.
more, Where Two Concerns
Have Failed.
LIABILITIES ARE VERY GREAT
Said to Exceed $4,000, ,OOO-
Failures Due to Poor In
yestments I'm Rail.
way Stocks.

New York, Oct. 19.--Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Miner today began an
investigation into the affairs Of the IN
ternational Bank & Trust Company. Il
concern Incorporated under the laws Of
Delaware. with a capitalization OF y12,-
100000. Thus far $4,000 in stock had
been issued. The Company did business
principally in Mexico. where it has
seven branches.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
COMMISSIONS WORK DONE.

New York, Oct. 1s.-The Alfred Mos
ley Commission Of inquiry from Great
Britain to investigate the educational
methods Of the United States has nm
ished its labors in New York. and the
members have separated to meet In
Washington Tuesday. President Roose-
Welt will receive the members at spec
iai function Wednesday,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
CRISIS IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Oct, 19.-This has been a
day of marked excitement and subdued
anxiety in the financial circles of Balti-l
more
The day began with the announce
ment of the failure of the Maryland
Trust Company, and except to few
the news came as bolt out Of clear
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20

sky. The suspension OF the Union Trust
Company, which happened at a late
hour In the day, Nigh have created a
panic had II occurred earlier. Allan
McIAne. third vice-president Of the
Maryland Trust Company. was appoint
ed receiver OF that company. Miles
White. Jr., first vice-president Of the
Union Trust Company. was appointed
receiver OF that institution. Mr.. Nc
Lane gave bond in the sum Of sz,Ooo.-
900 and Mr.. White in the sum OF st,ooo,-
0Oo.
The total liabilities OF the two corn
panies exceed sfo.ooo.o0O. The cause OF
the Maryland Trust company's failure
was due to ths.investment OF the assets
Of the company in the Vera Cruz & Pa
clfic, which could not be marketed. The
Union Trust Company failed because Of
j run on its banking department. but
the real troubles Of the company had
their origin In the organization Of the
South & western railroad in Virginia,
with contemplated capitalization Of
about $1,000. 900.
The Vera Cruz q Pacific railway runs
across the isthmus II Tehauntepec and
establishes a new transcontinentai
route connecting the Atlantic and Pa
ntao aida~ Tha building of the road
was slow work on account Of the din
cuIties found In the construction Of
railroads through tropical country. The
plans Of the railway company contem-
plated employment Of its line as part Of
transcontinenta route from North
Atlantic seaboard torts TO San Francis
co. 1t is announced that the japanese
government has guaranteed to estab-
Iish subsidized line Of steamers from
Salina Cruz to Japan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
WANT RECEIVER NAMED.

FR"fA IfL4~LI ISEt NfAMED.
Dover, Oct. 19.-An effort Is being
made by the stockholders Of the Inter-
national Bank & Trust Company Of
America opposed to the selection OF Don
Jacinto Patterns by the Mexican court
as receiver to find Chancellor Nicholson
who is on a pleasure trip of Delaware
Breakwateri and have him appoint a
receiver TO go Mexico to take charge Of
the company's assets.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
COAST Bors STRANGE ACTION.

New York. Oct 1s.-Harry Clayton,
is years old, and claiming San Francis
co as his home. has fallen into the
hands Of the police here. He Is charged
with having annoyed women patrons of
the Holland house and waldorf-Astoria
10y singing and calling to them through
the open windows of the dining room.
Clayton refuses to explain his conduct,
The hotel detectives assert he has been
going through similar performances
along Fifth avenue for several days.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
REFUSE TO PAY TAXES,

New York, oct. 1a-Attempts to col
lcct taxes In the south have resulted,
says a Times dispatch from Tangier,
In several tribes driving out the COVER
nors and destroying and burning the
ofEielal residences, The army remains
inactive.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
cossAcKs CHASE cnuNcHUS.

ST, Petersburg, ia telegram from
Fort Arthur says that the town OF
Bodone, on the sungachi river has been
surprised by Chunchus and that de-
tachment Of Cossacks has been sent to
occupy II.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
SEATTLE BRANcH CLOSED

SEATTLE BRANCH CLOSED,
Seattle. Oct. 1s.-on account Of the
failure in Mexico City Of the Interna-
tional Bank & rruct Company Of Amer
lea. the Seattle branch Of that bank
closed Its doors today and is in charge
Of receiver. The assets Of the local
bank are given at $4,000 and the liabil-
tiles at 5000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20

Colombian government is now prepared
70 conclude the pending treaty. he said
In the payment OF s25,0Oo.000 by tn,
United States for the advantages u
would receive and an agreement to lei
The territory remain as a part Of
Colombia.
There are Just as strong advocates
NJ the construction OF the canal in my
country as In the United States" he
said. In fact, everybody understands
that II would be Of some material ben
eft 10 us and that the relations Into
which 4 would bring US with such a
great country as the United States
would be Of great use 10 O small coun-
try, such as ours. The people want
II. have wanted It for long time and
know that they will get 1t some day.
However. there In pretty general
feeling that the United States will gain
O great deal more out Of this canal
than we not only In the long run. but
from the very start no 1t is argued
that while we should not exactly drive
a sharp bargain we should look out
for our own interests. You cannot
blame anybody for doing that.
should the United States refuse to
accept our terms. we shall simply walt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
MAY EMIGRATE TO AMERICA.

Sofia, Oct. Bone class of Bull
garian reservists,-to the number Of s.
900 men, is to be disbanded. 1t is re-
ported here that lively agitation is on
foot to induce the Macedonian refugees
to emigrate to the United States.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
FRISCO BANK ALSO CLOSES

~No S'AN hAsSC NACoI0'
San Francisco, Oct. 19.-As a result
Of the failure in Mexico of the Inter-
national Bank & Trust Company Of
America. the branch Of that bank in
this city did not open for business to-
day. The local branch was opened
last August.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-20
REPORT Is DENIED.

New York, Oct. 1s--Hilma Pasha
telegraphs. says Herald dispatch
from Salonica, that the leader of the
insurrectionary band killed in a recent
engagement near Forina, was Steyhen
Petroff, not Boris sarafoff,
Petroff was the soul Of the insurrec-
tion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

ertonte. SD bIidte riidmGrts: Is
mar. alS menn elm Dilber @aIferfaQ
lIb auf uuO itiir5te; es eab fetrr
Slieben, i6on i'm nGditen @ugenbIid
Bette uns cine Canine nit Stoubs
ldJ1ee, Sis uno Scroll erfabt unS
lHlelieerte cine @n5abI bon uns, bar4
inter alid| midi, etipa fiinfsia Wetcr
III ore Siefe. SD gIaubte, lett aeIte
eS, gu lterben; initinftip aber foft
ld) init arn1en lno 8einen I'M SGnee.
nm nidt NIT Dem 8opf aufsuititraer.
Ploslif itanb ib pieber auf ben Bed
men unb 5ipar poais ~nnber5ebrf.
gleib neben mir erbob iih Doipn
raid. Ils mir Die Situation iiberl
bltdtet. fam audi f6on Rinltert bet
ebenfaus etpa 20 Weter melt obaea
ltllr5t mar, berunter, Inn uns al
belfen. Die Canine bate ms niGiS
tlet peridiittet, ionbern fait auf Den
SberfldGe liegen lalfen. gs aeIortS
ms, Serr 8rofeiior Or. @ooo5, oeS
liarf am &opfe blutete, b~erbors,,4
5leben uno i'm nit gebrodenem
gein auf cine geihiiste Selsplatte aud
retten; Damn ma9ten mir uns bari
on, nad nnO na6 ait6 uniere 8ameA
raoen beraus5ubolen unb, iopeit iie
oerlest iparen, 81 bergen. Did
Sfperperlebten litten fiir6terlGa
Sdmer5en; mir gaben linen, 10 gltr
es ging, 81 trinfen. Smbefen mnAts
ll6 &tniderf aaein auf ben Beg uRD
elite nod Biora, Inn Silffe 5m +
IS mar Elm idtperer unb b5ier @eg,
mir battet tnSpti6en uniere Eobtet
urto Serlebten, 10 gut es sings saSa
bergen. 8roblt uno SofmuiiJt
iuaren iofort tobt gebIieben, Sbef.
matt ober lebte nod unter grobkft
Sdmer5en 3iernli6 lange un6 itorG
crit auf Dem Eransport nod Tfafd,
Stolieniibe Sennen bon 6en naben
Ilpen braften Die erlte Siilfe, bal1
folaten Die WGnner bon @ltanco, unit
gegen @beno fonnte Der Eranspnrt
rad Tiora beginner. Gs mar eth
trauriser 8ng. @ir ddIotterte.,,
ollie Dor aalte, uno erit elm beiBcl
Grog Defte uniere 9~ebenseeilter pie.
Der. Son oen iieben @ann Der
oberen Grippe mar n,ir 9iniheri
uns 81 Siilfe geeilt, bic onoererr
Sehs iahen mir riidtpGrts ouf bent
g9eee, ben mir eefommen, in bee
9iihtung nah Sebrun auf Dem
Gomm peri6pinben. @esen Msorget
erbielten mir GenntniB bon ibrer
9tettung. @uBer Dem 2isfS6er Mrot,
ser 5ufdlig nit einem- SsselfIrb in
8iora eintraf, uar es nod Serr Dr.
Sabricio @affi bon @mbri, Der bic
critic Gr5tli6e Siilfe %leiitete. Bon
%unierer &laiie mar cine @nSabl
aamerooeu nibt 5ur &eiie mitge
fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
WeW SerfeD.

= Sm Ilter bon bunbertun6sipei
Sobren lit iest Der Neger SbomeS
Sbompion, Elm ebemaliger Sflnue,
IN ieiner Siitte auf Snafe Sid III.
melt Seriep @itp geitorben. Set
SO Sabren bate Der in meiten 3reiien
als n9lad Com" befannte Wann
bieie Siitte bepobnt. @r ernG6rte
iid bon Der Sii6erei 1rno Der Sago
crtf Woi6usratten, beren es in oeu
Sndeniad. gieoerungen cine Menge
gie6t. 9lS Der Gountpratb Der Srce.
holbers bon Subion Snafe SiQ I'M
Sabre 1875 fauite, blieb Der alte
8om i'm m~geit6rteu Belts ieiIeS
G~igeit6umS. 8or 10 Sabren itor6
Ieine frmi inn Mlter bon 80 Sabren
lno Dor einem Sabre ieine 7SiGbrilc
2o6ter, &on Oieier 3eit an iorgtea
cine llrenfelin mo Oeren Sobn iiir
ben altcn Iann, Der nadgerabe nid)t
mebr I'M Stanoe mar. 81 arbeiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
e6redlt6 9%cpeint9t.

Gin SaG miro beridtet bon einem
Iamne, beiien ausgeitanOene Beinen
ans llnglaublide gren5en. Soc
@olobid bon Goluia, Sal, i6reibt:
n@Gbreno 10 Sabren lit i6 uniag'
lide Sdmer5en infolge BON &beu'
matismuS unb fonnte feline Sinoc'
rung finoen, trotoem i6 ale befann.
ten Seilmittel pro6irte. Shlieblifl
periuhte ih electric 9itters uno
fam bebaupten, bab eS fem beliereS
Mittel fir oieies ue6el auf Der @elt
eibt. Glide Slaiden furirten mid
poaitGnbig." electric Sitters 1T
seraoe 10 gut fir &eber. uno Nieren-
Ieioen, iowie fir aagemeine S6wd-
6e. 8ufrieOenltealmg garantirt bon
&. 8. &uete, Ipotbefer, 656 Wa!n'
StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Nem Dprf.

@egen 9iebitabls eilter Sefe,
INN nit Dem Grl0s WeSi6in gum
Preiie BON 10 Gents fir ieine iurge
Srau faufen 81 tonnen, mar Ger
fribere oeuti6e 2eutnant Srieoberg
Dor einigen Sagen in Stem @ort per-
baftet moroen. Die tragiiben I'm
itdnbe beS Sorfaas baben Dem Inge.
flagten aber nid)t nllr Sreiipretuug
ei%neetragen, ionoern es itrl0 ibm audi
ron moblmeinenben 2euten rei6lidb
8elomittel CUR Serfiigung geitellt
Doroen. Ger Neutrality-suspicious.
beri6tete Dem &idter iiber ben Scr.
fall Solgenbes: Ser @efaneene mar
elm 2eutnant i'm oeuti6en Seere uno
auf llrlaib. @r itammt bon ie6r
gutter Semitic unb gift dis por5iig.
lider Sffi5ier. Sem 8ater lit
SberIt zines Snfanterie r &egimentc3
in Sannoper. Mit Nitteln reid
perieben, fom Sriebbere GnfongS
hes Ssobres nit ieiner Satin nad
Nem Yorf. Oils iein 8elb yolle"
NOR, tpltrbe a,ld) feline Srou franf.
Gr periuhte Damn Stelung al3
SpraGlebrer 81 finOen. gr i6uloere
ieiner Soitmirtbin; feline ieh5etll
Softer muroen IN einem anocren
&oltbalie ais Bfanb 5uriidbebalten,
er fonnte Oober pidt einen Cert
bergen, Oa5u mar lein Mehiel bon
oobeinl ouSgeblieben. gr butte elm
ar5tlides Te5ept fiir feline Srau,
fonnte Die Meoi5in, neldJe Is Gents
g~efoitet hattie, aber nidt anfertigcn
%laiien. slus @er5peiilung perpfGu.
oete er Die 9ettoede IN ieinem 3imr
mer Inn Is Gents un0 faufte Sic
Mebi5in. Sebt bat er ieineu @e6icl
erbalten uno ib babe auBeroem &C.
riigenb Mittel erlan9t, 10 oaB oas
Yaar beimreiien fann." Ser In.
geflagte puroe borauf freigeiprod)sll
unb trat ipdter auf einem 9nmpfer
Ole &iidreiie na6 Seuti6lanb an.
= Die bier Sabre alte Si55ie
Dungolo ipielte uuf Dem 9a6 eines
fi~infitodigen Sauies an Der Delaney
Strabe in Stem Sort unb ~itiir5te o6.
sic fiel srierit auf mebrere Dor oern
3. Stodnerf nus9eipannte 3euglei-
nen, uno na60em bic @eDalt oes
s~lbitur5es in bieier @eiie etfpas &C.
hilbert mar, auf BEN Sopf elmer por-
iibereebenben Srau. Man bradte
Tie ms Saus, bod Der Ir5t fonrte
ON ibrem &orper feline b%eionoeren
@erletungen finben uno na9 er!er
balben Stunbe ipielte 2i55ie i6on
uieOer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Sie Ma6t war ibr 96redem.

SD mnBte iait Die gauge &ad)t
binburb buiten", ibreibt Srau Gbas.
Ipplegate bon Ileranoria, Sno.,
limb fonnte faum ihlafen. SD
botte S6pinoiuht IN ioIdem @raoe,
bab penn i6 einen @lod melt eing,
i6 i6redli6 butter muBte uno 9lut
ipie, ober ais alle anberen Weoi5ilen
febli6lueen, nurbe i6 bur6 Den @e.
brau6 bon orei $1.00 Slaiden BON
Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY ponltGn.
Dig furirt unD nabm SO Ifltno an
@efpidt su." 9ie Meoi5in lit ab.
iolllt garontirt, Slllten, @rfdltungen,
Ga Grippe, gronditis unb ane
Sals- uno 2uneenleioen Slt furiren.
9reis so Gents uno ST. 90. Srobe.
flai6en frei in E. SO. &uete's Ipo.
ihefe, 656 Main Strabe, Dubuque,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
96mets

lteher cine &ataltropbe, tpeI6e
hie 3iirider 8pmnaitaiten ON, EiS
Yiora betroffen bat, uno iiber Die
Stunben, mel6e Dem nneliid poran,
eineen, bat elmer Der 9etbeiligten.
melher benz 2uwineniturs unperleet
entgaugen lit, cine duBerit lebens-
Tnbre ilnO pafenbe SfilOering &c,
eeben: @ir, .. +. Is S6iiler rnO Die
Grofelioren Or. @robli uno Or. SO.
oo5, reiiten am Oonnerstag, ben %.
Stunt Moreens bon 3iirid) ab. Son
Nlmiteg aus %begannen mir ben Iuf-
freq ms Waoeranertbal uno mar
i6ierten bon bier oitS o,tr6 oas Gill
thai iiber ben &reu5lipaB naf Sc
Drum. Sier frozen mir Ibenb8 7
ubr 5iemlli6 ermiioet, bod Dobl6e-
Balten Elm nmo iiberna6teten IN Der
.4rone". slm Sreitag Inn 5 ub-
MtorgenS erfolgte Die Ibreiie bon
Seorun. Yrpfeiior 8robli bate
nod einen Siibrer mitgenommen; lei,
Der ermies iihl oaB oieier nift Die
olerbeite SrtSfenntniB beiaB. Sn!
Sal Nolps batten mir Die @blid)t,
unterbal6 bes Bi5 9las ms 8ul Cor
nero nah Sidamutt 81 gelanger.
Yloslid) erboben iid Dor unS iteiie
SelspGnbe, rn6 balo iaben mir Ole
llnmoglihfeit elm, ourh5ufommeil.
@ir tebrten bab.r, OILS es nift mehr
toripGrts eing, INN uno famen 10
ms @al gablima. Sier bielten pir
,1lns ouf elmer @rasboloe einen
~9lugenblif auf. Sir paren in 5.pei
8ruppen getbeilt. Brofeiior @robli,
grofelior 8ooo5, Siebmann, Ser5og,
ains, @o(fer, 9elpp, @elitefiibr, Sofe
mann, Clement unb Soermott iaben
an ser Saloe, inter Ser ii6 cine
Selsmono bon etpd 80 Wetern BE.
fano, meter oben etpoS ieitnGrtS
befono iih Die 5meite Grippe nit
Giniherf. @i1monn, Contain, 9Dh'
me, 8ilmiller, Woier uno 8lutter.
&aum iaBen mir, ais bon o6en IDIOT
elm Shrei uno Ser Huf: oI6tlrng!"
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SIDs1afota.

Ger Staot Yanfton mill Der
Wiiipuri untreu iperoen. uripriing-
lid lag lie bift am WiHourifluB, Der
aber in ungalanter @eiie bon ibr ub-
geriift lit, 10 baB 5mii6en ieinea
Baiiern ltno Dem friiberen Safer
Danfton's iest cine meilenbreite
SanOoiine liegt. Ser BEN SonOel
unb @anoel Oaourb e~rpadienoe
S6a6en ipar 10 groB. boB Die @in-
mobner bon Danfton Iaes ~aufboten,
Inn bas ariegs-G epartement in
@aibington sum gingreifen gu be-
tuegen. 9ieies bat enoli6 ol6 5ll,
geiagt, ben Stub DomOgli6 Dieoer III
iein altes 9ett 81 leiten. gu bieiem
Smede miro jest inter @ufiidt oeS
Sngenieur : Captains GbittenOen.
BON Der Webrasfa'er Seite aus elm
Sueromm gebaut, oamit OaS
@aiier iid almdbli6 pieber na6 Der
an0eren Seite menoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
8etnGrbarmen 9esetgt.

rSabrelang berfolgte oas S6ifinl
MIDI beitdnbig", ibreibt S. u. Sui.
leoge bon @erbena, ala. SD batte
einen ibredliden @nfoa bon
&Gmorrboiben, pel6er "a @enGd)ie
perurIohte. oils aae an0eren
Mittel febli6lugen, nurbe ih oitrG
9udlen's grnica Salbe gebeilt."
@benicgut fir SranbDunoen uno
ole S6mer5en. Bios % Gents in
z. SO. 8uete's 4potbete, 656 @oin
StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
COLORADO.

= Sc itebt Die gusfiibrung bon
llnteruebmingen in naber SiGt.
irelfe bon epo6emafenOer SeOeus
tulg fir Die @epolferung BOZ;
Colorado unb Der Selsgebirg.S Citation
iiberbaupt peroen mogen. 9iSbcr
ipar ole Snuptbei6Gftigung elmer
Mebrbeit oieier @epolferlng nod
INNER Ger 9ergbai, unb Ole minera'
Ili6en Sddbe Oieier @egenben biir-
gen oafiir, Dob oerielbe audi IN 3r'
funft elm mi6tiger Softor bleiben
pirr. 9lber nod Ger 9erli4erung
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

crbeiters Sron5 @aihitef, Die 81
jGbriee @oeoulena @uihibef rmo
ibre S6melter, bic ~42idbrige WittDe
@arie @laaef, einitimmig gum Sobe
burt Oen Strang. Gas l1rtbcil
mGre suerit an Der @uiiin Oes Or
moroeten 81 pol5ieben. Die Ser
urtbeilten batten leitanoen, benz
Sran5 @aidisef Suerit aufgelailert,
i'm nit einem Strid erpiirgt uno
bann au Dem @ailerhrr9laB &C.
i6leppt 81 baben.