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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
ans BEN hbrissn @roRperaustbnm.

Gifden. II. Mug. 8eitsrn fsierte
elm Gino u~niersr Srti4aft. Der bo1n.
Serr 98ilhelm Sobannes aus Der Be.
ieuldaft bonn bl. Ssr3en Seiu, bier in
ieinem Ssimatboorfe feline primis.
Mm Samstag Mbsnb uuroe Der primi-
giant. Der in @sisaiGaft isines Guisls.
oss bOhp. Germ Pfarrers Sobannes
aus &ollingergruno, nit bem 3uee
bier anlan9te. auf benz 8abnbofs pom
bieiiaen 8emeinoeratbe. benz Muliiosr=
Elm, Der 8elanaaeisaihaft. iofpie bon
elmer ~un,dbliasn Mtense besriBt uno
nod ieinem gltsrnbauie geleitet. no
Elm S4ulinabe cine paiisnbe MnIpraAe
uerlas unn benz iun9sn PrieIfsr im Na-
men Der Sueeno ein prahtDolss Web=
asmanb ais 8eideni auasbotsn rpuros.
8eaen 10 llbr seltern muros Der Yri=
mi3iant in prO3eiiion aus isinsm 81.
ternbaus abasbolt. Sier mar ein Bal.
oahin (SimmeD srridtet. Der bic allass
msine Yemunoeruna berporrief. I'm.
ter oieism Simmel iebte Ii1 Die betaats
Muttsr Dem sinii9en Sobn nit ;ittsrn.
Der Sano ben Gran3 aus tueiben Stolen
auis Saupt. Rad Der Nnrsoe zines
Shultinoes oantte Der 8sfeierte ii4t-
bar seriibrt IN turssn einfaden @pr.
ten. Sarauf bspeate iid bic prpssi.
lion unter YDleridiIen ulo unter ben
&ldnaen Der Wuiitgsislibait our9 bic
rsihaeSierten StraBsn Sur Stride. Yer
iunse prieitsr, ben isin Beirut in. bas
ferne Miritd aisben piro. foil oorsrit
nod ieinsn Snisl in Golinser9runo
osrtretsn, Der @nbe oieIes Monatss mad
Nmerita our Seisr oes 25idbriasn pries
Republicans ieiues 9rnoers BORT rel.
len .piro.
Diner, IL. 4ue. 9eItern feierte
Der bOdwiiroiae Ssrr 2smmsr BON bier
isin critics 6l. MeBopIsr in uuiersr berr=
LID oeiorirten Stride. Die meiblihe
uno Die mdnnlide Sugeno bate sur
Werlhonerung Der StraBs, Der @ob-
nuna bes Yrimisiantsn uno Der Stride
u~nslaublihes selsiiet. 6%sltprsoiger
mar Der bOdw. Serr pfarrsr BON Gin.
ains. auh eiu SorIiino bon Bipsr.
Rad Der 9espsr iibsrreidtsn, bic
Siinslinse benz Hsoprssbptsr als Gsft.
aabs Elm prd4ti9ss Bouquet, cine iolibs
@anoubr uno sinsn fem aspolterten
Sehnfubl. tuorouf 0err 2smmsr in
bereotsn Worten isinsn Sant aus.
iprad uno Sdn9sr uno Siinalin9e gu
elmer Grquidun9 einluo. Seute be-
ain1en ole betaatsn gltsrn bes primi.
%siantsn ibr fini,iaidbriass gbeiubi.
lGum. I'm 10 u6r besabsn lie lid nit
ibren Rinoern. 6rsunoen uno 8stann=
ten IN fsierlidem 3uSe gum 8ottss.
bauie uno tnieten an Iltar auf spsi
yetpultsn uieoer. Sbr Sobn. Der
Serr primisiant. nabm bic iibli1sn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

ter, nit bem iib in unlerer lurustol,
ZEN 3eit Die Miebr5abl Der 9eiieenoen
81 ltmgcben pilegt. lnb oab es juit
bos Bib Der @tutter mar, Der 6rou
aus b1nerliGem Stanoe, boS ais eil1.
5iger Shmiif Die @1noe Der Stuoir.
tube oeS 9aroinal-T atriard)en bon
@eneoig 5ierte, oas brinet Eius Den
Sebnten unlerem Ser5en menl6lif 10
nabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
6robher,oethum1.
1us Der bauptitaSt.

Vie WebOIterun9 oes @roB-
bersogtbums 2ursmbura bstrdet mad
ben ioeben per0fentlidtsu iiatififden
@neaben 235. 954 Sselen. Sie BE.
b%Olteruns III felt 1871 in bsitdnbiasr
3unabme besrifem; iie bstrus ndmli9
1928 Q87l). 205. 158 Q875l
2O9. $40 QS00). 213,2S3 (lS85),
2l7. 583 1885.
Nuf bas Quabrattilometer fommer
81 ginwobner. 10 oaB 2nrsmbur9 In
Yesu9 auf Die Gidtistsit isiner gep0l-
terung nad Yelaien. Sollano. @na.
lamb. Stalisn uno Seutidlano bic srlts
STEELE einuimmt.
Wobnbduier 9ibt ss i'm 2anoe &c..
III. Sausbaltunsen AZ. 795, barunter
"A, l67 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Oas
Gano Sdblt l2l, 593 Manns. uno IA.
36l 6rauensperIonsn. "a pro3ent
Der geo0lisrung iino unter Is Sabre
alt, SO prOa. bon Is bis 90 uno s
pros. iibsr 60 Sabre.
98t prossnt Der Beb6lteruna Iinb
tatboliih. ndmli9 232. 1897 Seelen; es
sibt 2170 proteitanten. 1912 Suoen
unb 1S5 ~gnbdnser anbersr Yetsnnt.
mile.
Sotels. 8ahmirtbi1aItsn uIip. eibt
es 500. baoon iiber bic Sdlfte i'm Sn-
oultrietanton SID. g~r3iebunQs- uno
untsrrihtsanitalten iinb %, Waiien.
IduIer IA. @nftaltsn fir seIunobeit.
lihe Smsde Ia.
Man sdblt 1417 Staats-, 794 &C.
meinoes uuo $685. ripatbeamte.
Sie einbeimiide Yepolteruna sdblt
zoe. $50. bic ausldnoiihe %, 998
Sselen. Mshr als bic Sdlfte Der
a~usldnosr Cd. 93l) iinb 9euti1e.
Stalisnsr 7432. Yslsier 1877. Jran.
soien 1895.
Surd Setret bes Yrdfbenten
Der frans0iiidsn &spublif 1T Serrn
Gmil Wiet. Yisetoniui erie
Glahe. Der 8rao zines 4oniuls Der.
lisben tporoen. Ssrr @ist blsibt nit
ben Standardization Der fransoiilden
6eianotihaft in 2%uremburs bstraut.
Wdbreno an Is. Nuauf
bic pdhterin Der Sa9nbof=9 ibliotbei,
SRI. Yadss, iid wis aspObnlid gum
Mitta9efeu be9eben bate, wuroe bic
Shublaoe ibres "Reminiscences acoii-
net uno oaraus cine 9orie nit ESQ
Tranten franS0liidem 8eloe entipenoet;
cine 9rObe Summe 8sloss in oeutI1en
MiinSiorten blisb liesen. Wan nimmt
an, oaB Der Sieb. nit ben YerbdltniNen
oertraut. pdbrsno oes MenIAen9eoran-
aes in benz Babnbof : Corridor bic
S9ub!aoe nit einsm NadIalu6el of.
nste, an Sieblfahl aber asltort nuros,
oa sr FONT speifelos aud, oas anosre
3elo mitSenommen bdtts.
Ger {ribere 0urenQenes
raj Williers tpsilte iiirslih nit
ieiner Jamilie in Der Staot; er tam
am 20. @n9ult an. ltiea i'm @rauo
Sotel Yralisar ab uno rsilte Nbenos
weiter.
Mm 8. 4u9uit iriib MorQens
iuurbe auf Dem 9iebirauen= Gir1bcf. in
benz Sduppsn. Der sur Mufbswabrun9
BON 8arten9srdtben, pfldnSlinasn. etc.
oient. Der ~35ldbrige pariarbeitsr Sram3
Seinen, %aeblrtig aus Wsttlad, srbdn9t
auf9efunoen. entosdt uuroe Der
Selbfmoro oaourd, baB Mrbeiter.
welhe in ben Sduppsn mollten uno
bsnielben oeridloiisn fanbsn, iid nod
Der Wobnuna oes 6. (WierlerltraBe)
beaaben, Der ben Shlinel 81 benz
9aume in S%erwabrun9 bate. BORT
wnroe Sbnen mit9etbsilt, aaB 8. be-
reits felt Dem porissn Gage pom Sauie
abweieno mar. Wan 6ffnete ben
Shuppen uno fano bic 9eihs, wslAe
anihsineno ben gaussn Saa in benz
Sbuppen ssban9t bat. 6. mar psrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

beiratbct uno binte ID 81 cine @ittpe
nit einem 2idbriNen &inoe. Ser Tins
gliidlihe iheint Die Shat in einem 9ln.
jail bon 8eiltes9eftOrtbeit psriibt 81
baben.
Die pr ii II fir sin Yrepet 4.
Changes baben folsenoe 36gIinoe Der
aebrer'N crmnlihule beifanoeu: 3. 9.
Braun aus &emih, Gm. 9inoen aus
Gonoinaen. e. Morbad aus GriIin-
gen, peter 9omalo aus Sdiffinsen.
gernbaro Shroeosr aus Stein{el. Grit
Der Note beiri,oiasno: Nit. Braun aus
Snlenborn, Sobann Sidtsr aus @ttsl.
brilf, ). Giidbab aus Golmar=Y BERG.
). y. 8lonoen aus Walieroin9en. 5b.
8oelf aus &almus. O. Sasnt9es aus
Wianoen. Nif. Sinasn aus gOnborf,
Sol. &raus aus Saoler. W. Molina
aus Slaideio. PAUL Nspsns aus Seis.
oorf, Seinrid &obert aus Sabiteio,
Sb. Shons aus Staotbreoimus.
Com. S6wadtsen aus SSeIs. Gpeiher
aus 9anah, Stauot aus @i4teu.
nam nerpen fano in bieIer
aa9en elm internationaler Surnnett-
ltreit ltatt, on meldem Iih IL Surnper-
bnnoe Der berIdiebenen 3duoer gurps
pas ourd Sele9ierte betbeilist batten.
Bon Dem luremburgiI1sn Surnper=
banb paren IL Burner All benz Wstt=
ltreit a~bgelanot porben. gei Der preiie.
pertbeilung on Die Sisasr ransisrten,
bslailden Sldtter 3ufolse, on Der Spi-
BE bic franaoiiidsn turner; ss folaten
bic yel9ier, oann bic 2uremburser; on
oierter STEELE tanen Die Spadnber.
Wle uns bon sinem Sbeiluebmer or
Der 6abrt nah anttperpsn mitgstbeilt
piro. bereitete bic oortiae 8siellhaIt
.2urembourssOiie. ibren 9anosleuten
sineu ber,lidsn uno bsssiftsrten gm.
pfang. abenos fanb i'm .Sotel bu
port (3remer), Dem SIP Der @eie(-
idaft, Elm iibetaus %iopialsr uno 9e.
miitblider 4bsno ftatt, nobel manaes
@las auf bic liebe Ssimatb sslssrt
mur0e.
GiuilitauS Scr StaSt 2nremburs.
8eburten. - 0om Is. @u9uf.
Gatbariua. Sohtsr BON Nitolaus Souis
iaint Sanoelsmann; Maria Gatbarina,
8. b. panl 9remer, NrauburIhe;
Soharm Deter, Sobn b. grnlt Yspber,
poitbsamtsr. IL. Waria 0snrietta,
s. b. Sobaun gaptift 3irfd, Sano.
tdubl4neioer; eatbarina, 8. b. Sob.
Shirres. 8abnarbeiter, al 8ettinaen
a. MeB wobnbaft. l8. Maria 5brs.
fla Gliiabstb, s. b. 2orena Grahe.
S~a9l0bnsr. 20. @nna glliee, s. b.
Midel Clement, Sanoslsmann; Gran-
sisia Waraaretbo. s. b. Grans 8eih.
gudfiibrer. Fl. Sobann NitoIaus
WiIbelm &eorge. 9. b. Wilbelm @eors
8roos. 2otomOtibbei3er.
Seirattsn- Bonn IL. MuauF.
Maria Hitolas SEQ Wieblsr. MooOtat,
nit Maria Sobanna Sulia gslene be
Saint Sibert; pbilipp, &asquin, Ga
benmeiter. nit Waria 3remsr. Is.
Sabann Waria Gbrifian Walbeims,
panoidubihneioer, nit Sorotba Gill
len; Nnoreas grnft Nubopiep, gantbs.
amter, nit Maria Glifabetb Gremer;
6ran5 Shoenhen, S9loher, nit eli.
iabetb ShOmer. 10. SDbann Yaptilt
Sores. Wehsrihmiso, init Suianna
Ssntel.
Ster.bedIle:- Yom Is. Mua.
Guguft Waria @onner, alt % Sabre.
obnb Stano, ebelos. 10. Gran; 2ei-
men, alt "a Sabre. @drtner. 20. Ni.
folaus Yremer. alt 81 Sabre, Sdrsi.
ner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Yoetiides 3eitbilo.
3eitgemdbe llmoidtune aus S9il.
lers @lode:

3eitgendBe llmOihtung aus S6i
rs @lode:
9ie Srau muB binpeg
9on 8o6topf uno RaoclrL
9fub rallfen uno raOeln,
MtuB fed)ten, ltuotren,
llnO politiiiren,
MitB mitreoen INNER
rno 5u Saus bleiben nimmer
God innen naltet
Ser dIhtige Sausberr,
Ger Batter Der ainoer,
llnO idoifet leiie
SIN bdusli6en 3reiie,
llno ebret Die ,MGo6en,
limo prugelt Die 8naben,
Gtebt lrnter'm Bantoifel
limo i6Glt Die &artoffel
Wfit ltIaem gebueen,
un0 bat Riiht 81 iogenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

unb er CAB nit ieinen Bitten ni9t
nod, bis leine Miltter inter aQ ben
oornebmcn 9omen uno Serren ibr
l1nolides &opftuf Dieoer umgenom-
men batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

Glrd be Sreunblidfet Der Srma 9en5iaer gros. imo mir in
Der Gage in Sbiseuu ungen Seiern bas neueIte giIo bes beiGger goters
Rapit Gius bes 3ebnten, 5l bieten. Gs lit obiees @io cine @ieber.
gabe Oes original Segenatbes bes betannten Malers Sobonn 3. Saul.
mann. Geriebe entitammt elmer befalmten fatbolHten Saniie uno
muroe gu llmbab in Der Sdpe3 geberen. Sein neupIes 9iloniB os
reuen Eapie$ baben 8en5iger Bros. als samilen5RrOe in Der @robe
bon 1S 3l "a af Den @tarft eebrabt uno es buoet oanel6e cine idbone
3ieroe fir Die 6aniie. Gurd) ginRnben bon 90 Gents an oie Sirma gen-
8iger gros, Nep yorf, Cincinnati ODER Chicago tam man ib bas Bib
erperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

Bsimerstira. Is. aua. Werf.
Sonutaa imeierte Der bodm. Ssrr pri.
misiant Sob. Sofmann bon bier feline
srite bl. Metie. Sis YFarrsi bate al.
les aui9eboten. Die Gsisr 10 idon ais
mo9lid 81 asitaltsn.
Meoernah, IL. Mua. Oils bic.
Ter Gage Der SeiSer Der Setunbarbabn.
y. Sdaul einen 8iiterwagen on ben
3u9 anbdn9en Dollte. mnroe er 9eoriidt
rno srlitt cine idwere YrufquetI4una.
Nospelt. l8. Mug. Sn unlerer
Srti1aft puroe an o%eraaneenen Sonn.
tas cine Gsuerwsbr aefsaihaft sesriin.
bet. wslhe 9leih am eriten Sage AZ
aitiue uno Is ghrenmitalieoer adblte.
Meberna9. II. Mug. Yoriaen
Gonntag 1T Der bisliae 2aubmirt uno
Sd0he Ssrr Clemens 9tedingtr ben
V~erlebunasn erls9eu, Die er am felben
Saae beim Nbtturs BON sinem nit Guts
ter belaoensn Wa9sn erlitten bate.
y d a. b. " | B. IL. Mug. Dem
SblOher Seiurid Grftdmder tuurben
AMI benz Mahener Siittsnmsrte BON els
mem umialenoen Maihinentbsil beios
Sdnoe ssrihmsttert. Ser 0srunalid.
te muBte ins Spital ssiAait weroeu.
9impad. l8. Muaul. Sole bel.
ben gbeleute Soban Wiiiler. Brnoer
oss BERT. Srn. Miiler. profsHor am
atbendum. uuo aatb. Waribal fsier.
ten bsuS ibre solosue So9ssit. Shre
Sinosr uno &inoestinosr paren BON
nab unb fern b%erbei9,eilt. nm oas Su.
bslpaar OIL oieiem Gage su sbrsn.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-10-17
SHIPS, Vol. 8, No. s
HERALD, Vol. 20 No. 4


of New York, proprietor Of the
three most widely-read daily
newspapers in the world. pos
sible candidate of the democratic
party for the presidency in 1904
and the friend of the territories,
arrived in Albuquerque We'd
nesday night. He came in a
special train and with some thirty
guests, prominent members of
the senate and house of represen-
tatives, of both political parties,
whom he expects to journey
through the southwest to convin-
ce of the justice of the claims of
the territories for admission as
states to the Union.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-10-17
The Tonto Dam.

\ special telegram to the
Ph penix Republican fro II Wash
ingtOn dated oct. 14th says:
The last veStige of doubt Of
the building Of the TontO reser-
voir was removed toiay when the
secretary of the interior issued an
or rler to the director OF the gem
eral survey to make contracts for
the necessary preliminary work
at the dam site which will cost
in the neigh5orhOol Of $10). O00.
These contracts whi1I will be
awarded at the earliest possible
moment will cover the cDnstru =
ton OF an up-to date cement
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-10-17
COnchO Cuttings.

Elan Cheney and sons, Roy
and StOyell, have just returned
from the mountains where they
have been engaged with sheep.
Don Pedro Candelaria has pur-
chased a new hay-bailer. We
feel that it will be of much profit
to the people of Apache county.
School started in upper Concho
last Monday under the supervi
sion of Miss Elva Heap, Of Saint
Johns. The enrolment wa
fourteen scholars but the attend
ancc will be greater in a few
days.
Jesse Marble and wife, Of Con-
ch y, Jacob Pulsipher and family,
Of Thatcher, George Waite and
family and one Of the RothIis-
berg boys and wife and mother,
Of It. Johns, left by team Thurs
day for st. George, Utah.
MEREDITH.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-10-17
Mrs. McCarthy Wins.

Suits to recover insurance on
the life of her husband, John
Mccarthy, amounting to about
$50, 900, have just been settled
in favor of the plaintiff, Mrs.
Mccarthy, in the district court
in Flagstaff, Ariz. Some two
years ago John Mccarthy, of
Tucson, a mining expert, was
accidentally killed in the mount
aims, while alone. When found
his body was dccomposed. His
friend Undertaken ]. Riley of
Flagstaff brought the body out
on his back in a canvass sack.
The insurance companies denied
it's identity and claimed
Mccarthy still lived. But the
Flagstaff undertaken established
its identity for the widow.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-10-17

plant, a temporary steam pump
plant, a repair shop, saw mill
complete. electrical power equip
ment and telephone line.
The director of survey is autho-
rize d lsO to perfect an option on
the land within the limits of the
proposed reservoir which expires
on Oct. 20. Mr.. Arthur p. Davis
of the general survey who is in
Arizona, has been notified Of the
sec~etary's action and he will
supply data for advertising for
bids. The buildings to be erect
Ell will be Of cheap character,
but the machinery will De of the
best. The cement plant must be
in operation before work can
begin OH the power canal, which
is to be constructed before work
on the dam itself is begun.
A source of annoyance to the
de partment is the dttitu lie of S.
veral holders of land in the reser-
vO.r site who appear determined
to hold up the government for
excessive sums for their holdings.
1t is the policy Of the depart
ment to avoid litigation and it
will be liberal with llnl owners
but it will Mt submit to extOr-
tiOnS of the kind mentioned. The
attention of the Salt River Val
ley Water Users ASS)SltiOn is
dire :ted to this particular matter
III the h Dpe Tint it may use it's
influence with the persons who
are holding out for big money.
There is no doubt that con-
tracts would have been let some
time ago but for obstacles Great
ed by land owners.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-10-17

For a pleasant ,physic take
Cha mberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Easy to take. Pleas
ant in effect. For sale by St.
Johns Drug co.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-10-17

Touring the Territories.
Congressman Wm. II. Hearts,
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
lIUSIC.
The Kneisel Quartet.

The Kneisel Quartet brought its eleventh New
York season 10 brilliant close last night with
concert that offered nothing except the ever
fresh and inspIriting playing OF the happily con-
sorted company But that, the programme and the
delightfully."- efficient cooperation of Mrs. Names
in the middle number OF the scheme enough to
keep the faces Of the listeners beaming with
pleasure for nearly two hours and TO bring out an
extra round of applause the end, which was
both a grateful farewell for this season and an
assurance OF welcome for the The pro
gramme selected by Mr.. KneiseI for the solemn
festivfty of his temporary leavetakinE com
posed Of Schumauns quartet in A minor op. A.
No. l. Brahmss trio for pianoforte. violin and
violoncello. in minor. I01 and the second OF
Beethoveus RasOumowsky Guartets- Here were
three cOntrasted styles-the first strong fight %
soaring soul in untried ether: the easy. master
of tuneful song a bird. and unconstrained in
his outpouring; the proclamation Of a prophet and
seer II BeethOEen's adagio which marked the
aspiratio commanded the best that lives in the
skill, devotion and emotion Of Mr. kneise and his
associates But where everything adrni-
raby done II is inydious to into detail even for
the purposes of praise Mrs Names. in the Brahms
trio. worthy of the lofty company in vhten
she found herself The coGuettish and almost IN
TUly rhythms OF the piece did daunt her
forte held most gracious converse with Mr..
kneisels violin and Mr. SchrOeder's vtolonceli0
throughout The crowded the spirits OF
the listeners buOyant and joyous.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

HtNiis o1aWn character. and IL has the atmos-
phere OF the period for which II was written
"hen the modern stage is crowded with figures
VI pith' which are chiefly rerarke BILE fer the
changes OF clothes between acts. an oIdtlme
play With full stock Of real characters. who
Illustrate their foibles and traits by what they
say rs wholesome stimuIant for jaded play
soers- The Haymarket is true to its own ira
uioons IN reproducing old comedies which de-
"sH'eo audiences fifty a hundred years ago:
anu the managers earn the gratitude Of sinc ere
''Ners OF the noble art of acting has
AeAcheo stage of decadence mainly ,ause
P-aS"rlshts make up dramas without cha acters
Va ieal hesh and blood and fll the evening with
"piu talh which does explain the inper-
sohatlons and leaves the actors without ade-
quate motive or employment
There has been Suderrnann play. The Man
ana HIS Picture" at the Great Queen Street
"e@lre' ana 1t has wearied and depressed a
iS' hlght audience Mrs Bandmann-P Palmer
vas theatrical Deliah rather than subtle
ana resourceful adventures There was also
terrlbie prlg. whose melancholy habits of self
absorption and pessimistic philosophy did not
Sei'e 70 condone his sensuanty and treachery.
"iT. and Mrs Kendall have produced A much
more wholesome drama in the provinces This
i MT Charles Wards play One People
staged for the South African veIdt in war time
4Nrs- Kendall is the mistress Of Lonely Farm
where MI Kendall as British commander of
corps or lrregulars. has been wooing her sue
0ess1u4Iy; and she has good natured desire 70
rescue a former admirer who has sold his ser
wees to both camps and finally sought a hiding
place IN her no Ise. She conceals the SPY in her
oeofoon IN the nick of time when the British
OiIlcers are in hot pursuit. and is compromised
"Neh ne is detected by an eavesdropper in
har
away. The eavesdropper attempts TO break UP
lle match between the commander and the
mistress Of Lonely Farm. and the clearing up
or the irnbrogIio occupies the closing act The
play is described bright and animated with
Tour or i've strongly drawn minor characters;
and II supplies both Mr.. and Mrs Kendall with
parts suited to their individual methods "One
People" unlike the Sudermann drama. is with
out problem or morbid faint
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
TO GO OUT TO-DAY. go, 900.
Ser1oHs Results Feared from Build
ing Trades Strike.

ABOUT twenty thousand carpenters, plumbers.
masons and other mechanics employed in the
building trades between the New-York City line
and Hartford. Conn. are 10 go strike to-
day for 20 per cent advance in wages The
strike is expected to be the largest known In the
building trades in years. Many wealthy people
ing remodelling country homes and the erec-
ton Of many other large buildings will be
brought to a standstf The contractors and
builders have organization OF eight hundred
tc resist the demand. They have included in
their organization all the lumber yards and
dealers in building supplies. who under a
bond of $3.50 each not to sell building material
to any contractor who comedies the demands
OF union men. The members of the labor unions
have declined a 10 per cent advance offered
them in several placs- They declare that they
will stand together throughout the entire terri
tory. which includes the whole OF Westchester
County and the eastern part OF Connecticut
Trouble is feared where the builders and con-
tractors are arranging to have non-union men
finish contracts now under way.
The builders say they offered TO give the men
q half holiday on Saturdays in addition to the
10 per cent advance. They say that they are
determined to break UP the Building Trades
Council. which is composed Of the union men In
ali branches of the building industry. and tnat
they could deal more satisfactorily with the
men If each trade union represented itself alone
Beginning to-day the employers will throw open
their shops and works to every man who wants
to work whether he belongs to union or not.
The reason they give for not allowing the 20
per cent advance is that the cost of building Is
already high. and If il is increased there VIII be
a general cessa ton of building operations
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
H4LF 4 FILL4GE TAKEN
Large Part Of Armonk, in Vest
chester, Goes for Water SuppIu.

condemnation proceedings, begun yesterday by
a supreme Court commission composed Nof Maurice
Dillon, OF Port Chester; NJ J. Terney OF New
Rochelle, and Howard Townsend, Of this city, will
wipe out half of Armonk, a picturesque hamlet
Of 900 population in the northern part Of west
chester County The commission Will condemn
from four TO five square miles Of land in the towns
Of Bedford, North Castle Mount Pleasant Harr-
son and Rye for maintaining and preserving that
part Of the New-York water supply which flows
into the Kensico reservoir. Most Of the land to
be taken is in the town of North Castle. where
scores Of homesteads. barns and orchards border
ing on the Wampers River and its tributaries viii
be taken from the farmers.
Il is estimated that the property couiscat ted
will cost more than 100000. Armonk Will suffer
the most, because il lies in the valley Of the
WGmpers River a church, graveyard hotel, saw
mill and grist mill will be condemned. The most
interesting landmark to be raZed IS St Stephen 5
Episcopal Church. which has been standing for
nearly two hundred years. II is surrounded by a
cemetery containing the graves of many heroes
OF the Revolutionary and the Civil All the
bodies viii be dug up and reburied IN Kensico and
other cemeteries The old grist mill is said to be
the place where Major Talnage had mis- head
quarters in the Revolution, and where Andre was
kept overnight after his capture.