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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
SIT einer osutidem fatbohi@en
VndIbarihaft

babe i'd, bilige Baulptten BON $500 aufiudrts.
MonatIide 3abluugen. 8enu Sic $500 baber,
tuerbe tj Sbneu cine 9pt oertauieu unb Shnen
elm pafenoes SalS oaraut bauen uno Shnen era
lauben, monotlib oaraut gu be3ablen ipte bel Der
pcrTfmenben, ipiro Sbneu elm 5eim %tnlfeu.
Stb6ne grose Soften, mo Sic etueu @orten babel
bGben unb Sibuer unb cine Sub balten fonnen.
Sic t5unen fiir 3pei Trittel oeS BetraseS leben,
tpelben es Sic toiten iuiro, unterl in Der Stnbt gu
pobuen. 9obet, lit eS aud getunber. Spreden
Sic NIT Gbriit W0Ifer, Gde Der IS. uno Clan
StraSe. ,gr perf1nft Seimatben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Nm Qaubinher.

Gir BADEN an 100, 900 Gder borsielid1er Sarms
9dubereien IN Ninreipta urb gIbe4ntota gu
4reiieu BON So bis $21 pro older 5I bertnufen.
Gbenfaus cine Garm BON 1,o2O elder NIT sutert
9ebduoen.
Cine Sarm BON 44O older, idn,mtlidl %cuItipirt,
NIT guteu @eb6uben.
Gin fih gut suhleubes Sotel unb anoereS Sarms
unb Stabteigentbum entpeoer Su p%ertaufeu ooer
5u pertauiheu.
Bite Bel uns ppr8uiprefeu uub mir peroen
SIREN Wiinideu e%ntiprefeu.
Spbn bier q Co.,
@ruNoeigenthums uuo &erii dernnSS =Mgent,
352 Sfebente Strase, 3nbitane, Sotua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
&WgtpV SUEtIIWrIWut,
&ome Gitp, Snoiauu
&athntiif1e Tarmer.

tpeIche iidl in Marelnnb nieberlaien tpuueu, roo
es taft aberou fotboliide @ird]en unb Sd)uIen los
pie ben beiten Warft ilr Sarmprooutte etbt, tbus
men frei ninionit genale @uSfunit un6 iideren
8atb erbnlten, menn fte einen 'oeutidlen 8ttei
i~dhreiben an GERM Ssfretar HERMANN
BADENHOOP. State Bureau Of Immigration,
Baltimore, Md. LII ~. .rses +
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Seuti9e fatbolii@e Tarmer ses
iudlt,

nm quite Sarnten uno iuiloes 2ano i'm Nlittel4
Niuneiota bilig gu touien. Seutihe, tatbolii5e
lmaebung. @rpbe oeutife. fathplilde Stride
tarte uno girtilare. ". WurraB, g9dbena, Wtnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
S,aushGiterin indlt SteQe.

Cine 9erion, bic mebrere Sabre Sausbdlterin
bdlteriu. @urbe Stele BET eiuem 3rteiter pors
7te5en. I'm nabere Nustunft fuenoe man lid an
Ssna g., care CATHOLIC Printing 60, Dubuque,
lDmQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Tarmen at b~erfanten.

Bier perbeHerte Sarmeu, gutter gpben, in
beutid1er, tatholtjder @e9eno, nabe Stride uno
Shule gu pertaufen. lin @aberes. fueuoe man
fid, on 0eprge Sdupt, Welrpie, Miun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Shmie0 b~ertQuat.

Gin gutter, ebrlidber, nidtener 'horse-snoer
iin6et Seichdfttgung tbdbrenb bes ganaen 5ahres.
Seutiher erbdIt ben 8ur5ug. @uter 4obn. I'm
udbere austunft tpenbe man Inb an
Wtath. yScber, QeutStpu, Mout.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
0enen @rehsifaoeu.

SD empiebfe Hermit Strppp's beribmte
o%eutibe Huluer. Steielbet heiIen jeoen lnot
duBerlteh. 9aS anertannt etn3te bette Nlittel, nm
Masertrebs eripIgrei6 bu beilen. @egen @ahee
rem, 3euenife u. I. no, Ifreibs nart on:
Gotparo &. Nceoing,
ct Qncna Snmn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Wute Weleaenheit.

Gir miIen cine aus seseifnet quite @elesenbeit
fir eineu oeutid1en aatboiiten, einer Generals
Store in elmer san5 oeutid1en 8emetnoe 81 taiis
fen. I'm ndbere Nustunft penoe man td) an
n. W., care gatbpIic 9rinting Co., SubIaue, So,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Aneiup'jhe Maferheilnnitalt.

7ieie @uitalt, bic berpurrageubite ibrer grt In
pom &pifbaren Dilute. Gin pom IrGIaten aneipp
belebrter @r5t hat bic Nufiidt Der 8atienten.
Sic berrlide Sage iomubl als Der teberfuB pom
friihem drnitGlem Mineralfpaier MAIDEN ben
Srt gleidials e~eeignet filr SoidJe, ipeldle Der
Rube htnb Der .Grboiang b%e0Irfeu. Shreibt far
Girculare.
&netpp Sanitariuut,
80 Mlnntn X ~, N,hsn.an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Shreiuer ~neriauat!

Sn einem ~beuticsen tat6piifen Stdbthsn i'm
tpeitliden Sopa pirb elm Sfreiner perlangt.
I'm nabere Sustlnit penoe id on Wes. y. s.,
care Catholic Erluttng Co.. Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
AGiehanoluuQ

Serr MIois SaieI, Rp. 1912 SppasStraBe, Que
buaue, Soma, bat tets cine polidnotge @uSiuabl
einbetmiider uno importirter &6ieiorten pors
rdtbig. QuSmartige S~eiteuungen iueroeu prompt
beiurgt. GreisIiite piro auf RerIangen serne
Suaeiauot,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
&atholifen nerlangt,

um quite in,prepeo. Sarns 5u faujeu in 8aniaS.
4. y. Wornboit, 8Iainpiue, Routs 60, aan8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Tir bic erfe 81. Gommnniam.

Gr6Bte GuSfpabI oeutid,er unb engliIder @es
betbifer, 6pientrdn5e, 8er3en uno 6ergIeidlen
bet s.. s. &iebei, 1921 Clap StraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02

beeannen am 9ienstag gl6enb i'm
bielieen ct. Soiepb's College bier
in dubuque mo meroen bier Gage
hinblrrh oaiteru. giidof @orrtgan
bon Siour Gitp leitet Die grercitien
uno bGlt Die 8ortrdge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 all per.
sons interested, that on the 2Sth day
of May, A. d. 1903, the undersigned
was appointed by the District Court
Of Dubuque County, Iowa, Admins.
traitor of the Estate of Susanna Moro
Graas, deceased.
Dated at Dubuque, May %, 1903.
JOHN P. FRANTZEN.
Administrator.
Matthews & Frantzen,
Attorneys for Estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-28
THE SUN. SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1908.
THE TRAINMEN's SCHEDULE.
No Agreement Reached at New Haven
Road Conference.

moan NOnIeresscc.
NEW HAVEN, March 27.-President John
NJ Hall OF the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad said tonight. when he
came out OF the conference between the
roads committee and the grievance COM
mittee Of the Trainmen's Brotherhood,
that the day was spent in further discussion
OF the trainmen's schedule, but that no
decision had been reached. He said the
two committees had simply made progress
with the schedule.
This afternoons session Of the committees
did not end until nearly 8 o'clock. II Is
SAID that the grievance committee insisted
on reduction Of the running time from
~ to 10 hours and that President Hall and
the other members OF the companys com
mittee were vigorously opposed to granting
the demands OF the men in this particular.
The conference will be renewed tomorrow
morning.
INcREA IN WAGE.
General Manager Chamberlain said to-
day that beginning on May 2 all the car
makers, machinists and shopmen would
receive an increase In their pay OF 10 per
cent.
The men asked for is per cent. raise and
about overtime pay In the new schedule,
and the men expect to take this matter up
with the company later.
BOSTON. Mass, March 27.--A committee
representing. the help employed In the
New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail,
road Company's repair shops at Norwood
Central, which was in conference with
officials Of the road at New Haven yester-
day, announced to-day that new schedule
Of wages for the repair shop employees,
embodytng an average increase OF l2I
per cent, would 60 into effect May 2.
About ten years ago the help at the re-
pair shops sustained a reduction Of 10
per cent. in wages and a strike was averted
at that time by the promise that the amount
OF the reduction would be restored as soon
as business conditions would warrant 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-28
JURY ~ MASTERsON CASE OUT.
Hes the Policeman VINO Was Accused OF
Abduction.

The Jury that has heard the trial OF
Eugene A. Masterson, the policeman OF
the East Fifty-frst street station who
was arrested on Feb. last on the charge
of abduction. went out at o'clock yester-
day afternoon
The jury was locked up till morning at
10 o'clock last night.
The trial was held before Justice Vernon
NJ. Davis In the criminal branch Of the
Supreme Court. The complainant was
Anna Berkeley. a girl who lived for time
Minnie Arnold. She was arrested for
stealing from the Arnold woman and then
made the charges against the policeman,
which were corroborated by the Arnold
woman after Assistant District Attorney
Morgan had made certain representations
to her.
In the trial Mas,erson Acknowledged
sending the girl TO the fiat. but said that
he supposed II was respectable place
and that he understood that the Arnold
this capacity that the Berkeley girl worked
there he said.
II developed at the trial that when the
girl was arrested at Coney Island last June
she said she was 20, that when she was
arraigned on the Arnold womans charge
OF larceny. she said she was 10. but
on Feb. 7, In an affidavit made in the Dis
trict Attorneys office she said she was ie
One witness testified that the girl had been
immoral for a long time and she herself
admitted II.
Masterson's lawyer. Louis j. Grant
asked her while she was on the stand, IL
she didn't have a new dress She said
that she did and that II was furnished by
the county. II was a short brown dress
coming to her shoe tops and Mr.. Grant got
her Ia testify that the dress she wore when
she first went Ia the District Attorneys
ONCE was long enc.
The Arnold We man testified that for three
that a county detective was also domiciled
there. She said TINT she had la that
time gone 10 a liquor dealers hall and 10
theatres, always taking the county detec-
tive with her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-28
REPORT ~ AsPHALT DISPtTE.
Due tn Interest on Aslshait Company of
America d~rtincstss. -. Ssa. 0SS.

TkksrOs. n. j., March u. Former Judg.
Robert \ Woodruff. who MAS appointed 10
a,0.rtaih the amount due Ia principal aud
inlsr.s, on tho Outstanding collateral gold
cert ifioatss ~ the Asphalt Company ~
America and the National Asphalt Com
pany filed hls rpou Ia the United States
tircuit Court, and 81 the sain. tlns reo-
oinniendod that the collateral DEPOSITED
a. guarantee the paym.ii ~ sAld Ifin-
cIal aud ini.n,si 10 I'D in bulk Juds.
Moodrun hnd- thal ilisf- ls due ~ INTEREST
go ti.s o-rtlha@iss ~ tls- Asphalt COMPANY
~ AinsT.oa tho sum ~ o. .t1s0iS ~. shloli
Nth ,ls pf'....I... a,.sss : total ,rdsla /,
Deposited sas ss.SoSS ~ the oAlaial
ui,rk asd tsJ~D0o in asinai,d Hy,ss ~ tho
rul.ldlafy u,iiil,.ny ~ tho Ainsilid
sisstso sss ussd oh tho soo aa,,s II tl.s
hfsi d.dAuh 10 laisInsi Ils lsii.o Pei si,d
liilsrrsi ~ tho outstanding ouff ihaaias
II ils Asilss,al A@l.l,aH l..sAl..a, sssf.,
ssis $500 as " a. soll.isfsl si'slsis
tls Asla.al Lsiialsaay ~ Alaflas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-28
SWINDLED OUT OF 500.
A washington Dentist Gave the Money TO
Two sharpers to Bct on the Races.

WASHINGTON, March 27.--Two men repre-
senting themselves as horse owners called
on DR.. Schade, Washington dentist,
Yesterday, and said that one of their most
valuable jockeys, to whom they paid
yearly salary Of $4,000, had been thrown
on his face, losing two teeth They wanted
to engage the services of the dentist.
An engagement was made for the treat
ment of the alleged Jockey and the men
were leaving the Office when the dentist,
as they had Intended he should, intimated
that he would like TO place little money
on the races, provided he could get
straight tip.
The callers admitted that Of course they
knew a thing or two but said II would
not be professional for them to tip 1t
of. However, they would not object to
The dentist was about to draw a check
for $2s, when one Of the men told him that
IL he was going to bet at all he might
as well 40 hundred The dentist paused
only long enough to ask what horse they
were going to back. and when they named
handed II TO them.
The horse his money was TO have
been placed on ran second He consoied
himself with the thought that at least his
friends had 40 placed the bet that he would
get more than his money back. But the
hours passed and they did not appear.
nor did the injured jockey show. up for
treatment. Then he reported the case
to the police.
A description OF the men was obtained
and within a few hours the police found
them coming from the wareroom OF an
automobile firm in Connecticut avenue.
where they had professed to be represent
tatives Of W. C. .Whtney's stable and had
dickered for the purchase of an automo-
bile The detectives followed and cap
tured them. They were identified as Will
liam Monkey and Louis Burke. Burke,
who has a police record, gave the name of
Frisbie. but the Bertillon system led to his
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-28
RriIi,fEs LiGHr sriNNAAER.
Mn Hr Made of silk aud Soften lbaek
pfsgSess sa the bsssi.

bhIHfoi March ~ u tseins-i ah inno,a.
tlon 1T BIZ Thomas lApton when lac d..
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-28
GITY NAY sELL IRIS PROPERTY.
Atisrn~, -Grnerai Point. su 0 MAJ 10
dispose VI o. 10 thaSiis aide .nstiluiisa.

AlAhsS. March IA supplemented
opinion. written to-day by Attorney General
John 'unn"en. points out . way that the
movement bagun several yssf. ago cen 10
oomplsisd "a have the chaTilAhls in.titu.
tions NOW located IN the heart ~ New yors
cliy removed IA lees I,op,ilous Lsixhhof.
hoods who're sitss sfo more feaso1sbl. in
value
4 lali II senator El.l~sss lss~sd "a.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-28
Washington society Notes.

WASHINGTON. March 27.-Sir Michael
and Lady Herbert received a number OF
Washington society people this afternoon,
when the ballroom Of the Embassy was
given over to the Hon Emily Kinnard, who
gave al interesting talk on the supreme
need Of the women Of India.
The British Ambassador and lady Her
bert. the German Envoy and Nine. Won
Sternburg and Mr.. and Mr. Rollins Morse
of New York w"r. among the twent y-four
guests entertained at dinner tonight by
Mr.. and Mr.. Robert W. Patterson. at their
Dupont Circle house
Bradley Martin. Jr. Is the guest Of his
aunt. Mr.. William B Rochester Of this
city Nj Fn,.d"rlck Townsend Martin will
all b. her guest this week
Mr. B'nJamin u Marder entertained
n, dlnn.r Tonight IN oomplimen, Ia MIR
and Mr. Chandler Hale. who m. visiting
their parents, senator and Mr. Eugene
Hale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-28
"BUSINESs AGENT" BARRED.
That's why There's . General Strike on
the Bigeiow Building.

A general strike took place yesterday
on the Bigelow Building, Sixth avenue
and Ninth street. because the contractors
refused TO recognize the business agent"
OF the Brotherhood OF Painters. when he
called there.
The Board Of Building Trades decided
yesterday afternoon to order strikes on
Monday on about ten other buildings
In Manhattan and Brooklyn which these
contractors are building uni, ~ the au-
thority OF the business agent TO enter the
building 10 conceded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-28
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tisn solsn-i. 10 Ne Made Brissalsr. snd
Retired.

NAhnikoIos. March ~ SECRETARY hoot
announced to-day that upon the r-,ir.mcni.
an April ~. 1T MaJorSi.n Husles and the
promotion a. that rank ~ Hrs ten
John B Maas. the following ofio-fs Sill Il.
-,ico--siVrly promoted Ia tlia RAMA II Bnss
dlsT Z ..n.Sa al And I.,iI.d from active ssnyo-
Cd v q Hos.ss. ihiTtlsth Infantry, dol
Jol,n n MynsE, aftills.fy Cd u Has lee,
afiillsfy cd Theodore A halds lb, h~Yunth
Cavalry Cod J. n hurhsT, tAshtL layalfy.
Cad Alis.it D N~Afrin, IhlId Cavalry
40 JaSsd a hnitil. t1,slna-f Cosps. aild
I'D hisiA.sH hn',sisst J1ass Adsos.is
tisfsfafs Department
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sal h. Isftsii.aissi a. ti,s faiit q hnsadlsf,
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BACK WAGES DUE MINERS.
Coal Company OnicIals to Decide How
They Are to he Paid.

they Are to De Paid.
WILKEs-BARRE, Pa, March 27.-Oficials
Of the coal companies Of this district
are to meet next Tuesday at Scranton
to decide how the back wages due the
miners shall be paid. Some favor the pay
ment In bulk, others in installments.
A joint meeting Of the three district
boards In TO be held at Hazleton next week
to discuss various features of the Com
missioners findings and advise the mine
workers regarding them.
At present there is much discomfort
among members Of the miners legislative
committee over the cool reception they
got at Harrisburg and their failure to get
their bills through the Senate.
The mine workers employed on the
stnppings In the Hazleton region, finding
that no mention has been made OF them
as parties before the commission. will
demand an increase Of 10 per cent. on Mon
day and threaten, unless they get 1t. to 60
on strike. There are several hundred Of
them.
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Justice Claubaugh Promoted and Ex-Sena.
tor Pritchard Appointed In His Place.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The President
to-day appointed Harry NJ. Claubaugh
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, in place OF Edward
F. Bingham, retired. Judge Claubaugh
has for several years been an Associate
Justice Of the court.
In Judge Claubaugh's place the President
to-day announced the appointment of Jeter
c. Pritchard Of North Carolina. Mr.. Prtch-
ard was a United States Senator from
North Carolina for two terms, his second
term having expired March Of this year.
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BOOk CONCERN PRINTERS OUT.
Effort TO he Made TO Get Members Of
AFFILIATED Unions TO Strike.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. March 27.-After
long conference this afternoon at the Offices
Of the Western Methodist Book Concern
between President James NJ. Lynch Of the
international typographical Union, repre-
sentativee OF Typographical Union No, 8
and the. Rev. DR.: H. c. Jennings senior
declined to accept the scale OF wages de-
manded by the thirty-Rve printers who
went out on strike on Monday night.
The typographical union then announced
that the strike was on for good and that an
effort will be made TO get out all the MEM
bers OF affiliated unions who are employed
by the Book Concern.