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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29

WatbiaS Sdiuei6; Gliiabetb Gre.
mont, alt "a Sabre, pbne Gtanb,
egclos. rs: Inna I~ntoinettc
S~upSnnn1s, alt SO Sabre. Gbefro,t
nor eraeit Sobanu @apttjt Rp6ica,
Observation-Disclosures. 80: sSlprenttne
Soiepblne GhepaIier, alt 73 Sabre,
Gigentbimerin ebelps. 1. Tcaem.
ter: Wnria Steinfurt, alt &c 3obre.
cbnc StonO, ehelos. 3: Gutboriuo
Eerl, alt "a Sabre, Gbefrou bon
NltoIaitS @reis, 6orlter sit @obbrin.
gen lpobnboft. g.: Suiomn Meber.
or 81 Sabre, obne Gtanb, ebelos;
Arnn galtbainr, oft 81 Sabre, 8ltt.
ne bon Gorl SrieOrib @ilbelm Gu.
ltdp Eitrbs, 5tlbS. Maurer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29

Dereintote Staaten.

1tnter benz Sitel rStreiisua Surd,
2aremburg" finben nniere 2eier alli
Seite 5 cine @eitreibitng bes liirem-
burger 9nnoeS mtb ieiner @eppbner.
Sa mir Cert unb Sluitrationen boz,
elmer Heuigfeits . Neentur be3ogen
boben, 10 bitten mir uniere 2eier,
eipaigc llnridtigteiten gefl. 81
iiberieben. Sm Mlgemeinen per-
ben ieood) 6ie 2eftiire i,nO gil0er fir
Die 2uremburger in Imerifa pon be-
ionoerem Sntereiie ieilr.
ct. EaaI, Ninn., %. 3e5. 1903.
Mertber Serr @onner!
Ser bieiige 2lireutbureer llnters
itiibunas-G erein belt ON Z. GeSem-
Der letne sSobresDeriammluug nit
Seamtenpabl ab. Sic @abl ergab
folgenoes Heiultat:
Trdiibent - s. g. Sill.
@ice- 9rdiibent - s. g. Mar.
idaa.
Sinons.S cfretGr = 81. Sdabert.
Trot. Sefrctar - Sohn Chill.
GdaemeiIter - Srant Sbome.
Witglieber bes Germaltunasra.
tbeS - o.. Chill, 6. @nfel ru,O SO.
8art.
NobnentrGger - $. @reper.
Warid)ua = Satob Chill.
Nad Der Geriammlung belt bas
%rran9ements.G omite cine Sieuua
ab uno beidloB, ollie Iuremburger
Gereine Ser Ser. Staaten sur Seier
oes 25.iabrigen @eItebenS oes Ber-
zines, lpelbe in Babe itottfiuoen
miro, ein5ulaOeu. @on Den Grim.
bern oes 8ereinS leben nod brei,
n1mlifl Die Serren @nl. Hfeffpr,
Spbu Shia nno @eorg Sbia. Sn
Der &%oiinuua, baB eS beu @iteiit.
bern luiereS &ereines bera0nnt fem
MIRO, red]t pieIe alspGrtige 2ullos.
leatc bel oieier Seier begriiBen al
tonnclL seidnet nit lauosmdnni.
idjem Grub
@eorgSDiIl.
Gin SrennS bes Serrn SoIepb
Sraulf bon Sigh &ibae, ST., ienoet
ms iolgenoe Gerie elm, nit Der
Bite, bieIelben 5u pefoifentli6en:
Serr Soiepb Srauld, bas lit elm
Wanu,
Iif berl man iid) ~perlaiien fam;
@eil gbrlid,feit iein itetes Coos,
SIT leine alnol6aft beut' 10 groB.
&altfit Iii BORT 2iqu0re ooer @ein
60 lit Die @aare iid)er rein;
User bort lid ieine Sropfen fauit
gefommt bieielben imgetauit.
Gigarrcn, Groceries fanfe BORT,
Mm ididt iie Dir auf Gbreumort;
gci Soiepb Srauib eriparlt Oh
@eIo
llnS ipirit auirieOen itets seitelt.
@iuit quite @aare Ou i'm Salls,
Go glib Sein @elo nift mntiis aus;
Sci Soiepb Srmlib Oa faufe EN-
Gann pirit Gu itets sufrieOen ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29

ipltem, ioIlten Sod enbli6 geruobr
peroen, boB Der mirtbi6uftlite
2iberaIismus ibueu iopeit MIR q e.
bat, mas er ibnen
II / d. e men fonnt c,
haB er aber itetS De iaeto
Die Gdiholifen mie Stief'
FINDER bebanOclt uHo lelb't
lie6er bcn So3ialiSmu )
oIS Su& Chr It Ill 5u lei
lltm Grben altserip1blen miiroe.
@ie es init ben Sortbeilcn ncS
IiteroIen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nno
Sen &ed)ten Der aatbolifeu inter Den
&ertretern bes golfe8 in @ q +.
/ ngton ousiiebt, bariiber braIGen
mir nidJt meiter 5t reoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29
IS lit cine bcseidmenSe SbatIade,

Dob IN ser nelierwGblten Sona'er
SegiSlatlr ans ben "fiini5i9 Gene a.
tpren bios elmer, Serr Sobn @a6e
bon greOale, Elm &at6oIif lit
mo Dab aus 100 &eprGien.
tanten bios 5mei aatbolifen
limo: SEER Seinrib Sitter bon 9rr.
liigton mo Serr Ybil. SeIcS BON
Sr6uque. 9ieieni9eu Serren, incl
de ba meinenL Dab ole &atboIifen ser
&ereini9ten Stuatcu inter Dem ge.
g%enpdrtigen libernlen @irtbS.
idaftsipltem bios &ortbeile baben,
mo MIR DerlIeren t0nnen, menn mir
entidieocn sintreten fir ben aampi
um oas dritIi9e 8irtbi6aits.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29
Strob ais Jatter.

Gtrob lit, ipie ole meiiteu Sarmer
piiieu uidJt 10 nabrbaft mie Sen; eS
lit reid al Strobiaier mo b~eionoerS
arm on blutbelebenoen 9tobritoficm
bod beiitt es genllg itifitoifreife
gtGbrItoffe ole g8Grme uuo Sett er.
5eiIgem nm ais SiItter einen niht
unbeoatencen 8ertb 81 baben. @er
freilih olfein nit Strob iein &ieb
ernGbren iDia, miro bemielben mir
eineu iebr mangelbnften 9s1britoif
lieier's alsia cas- StroEA laBt lib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29
Sin cclatamfcS SeiIpiel bon Sci

II errorenb t, nit ipelder
Die SenutionSpreie iid)
iibcr ollie Negeln Der Wobrbeit illlO
Oe3 glnltnrocS binipegiett, bat lie
oieier Gage mai mieOer gelieiert.
Sn elmer romiiden &abeloepeibe
bieB es:
yslIS Die DeiIige Congregation ser
Eropngonoa beute (Miontag) 5uIam.
mentrot, taoelte ibr Erdiect, Seiue
gminens Cardinal @otti III elmer
Aniprade Die SSnoiscretion, melder
ein5cIne Mitglieber ii0 .ifuloig
MAIDEN, inOem lie ipiOer aleS Ged)t
imo Sertommen lpidtige Grnenmil-
gen Ser Sefientlihfeit befaunt gebell,
nod ebc Die 9eItdttgrng oes 81.
&uterS ibnen firblide Iellfraft per-
liebcn. IpoItolilde Selegnten lno
GoroindIe in peri6ieoenen 2dn0ern
bGttcr bcim Eaplte II. inn &Iage &C.
iiibrt, DAB Oerartige 2inge oft in Der
Ireiie eridienelr, e6e lie ielber amt
libe aenntriB oupnn bGtten. Dies
lie: entIdieOen rn5iemli6 nn0 Seine
Seiligfeit miinide, oaB fiinftig Ser
l6uicgenbeit geiIbt perhe."
@ie ldderli6 bieie elimination
lit, Dap IS III Der Congregation Der
EropuganOa 10 nbunt" bergeben iol,
bas wcib jeoer perniinitige Menid).
Ho1 fiirSlid) lit eS ms aeiagt luor.
Den, DAB Die parIamentari l.
d. e II &egeln bel Den Sisungen Ger
congregational, itrengiteHS befolgt
mcroen unO Der gerfebr ser Mit-
glieoer infer chamber Den allerieill-
item Son aui5eigt. Ser &abelfriBc
bate eigentlib c%onieqllenter iein
icllen mo feline mabren @eiinnlngen
5eigeu %iollcn, inbem er Die Sade
etlua wie folgt i6iloerte:
cardinal 8otti idlirg bel Croft.
mling Der GiBung Der Yropagauod-
Congregation IN bitter.b0ier, miloer
@irtb nit Dem Sammer ailf ben
Gid mo ii,br Die Garoindle on
neil Gas Stilidipeigen iiber Die
@abl Don 9il6oien nidt ~binlGnglid
gerrabrt meroe. 2urmlf ontportete
eiH IitglieO ihnippiidL er Cardinal
@otti) iule bod, rubia ieilt, 0enn er
iei ia cir perieblter TapIt! Damn
entitono ein &ramall unb Die Garoi.
male porien iid) ui6t nur Sdimpf.
morte, lonOern mId 9intenfGIier on
Oen Snpf. 9tadber muroe mieoer
Sricbe gemo6t."
llniere Seier ipiir6en gepib italt,
ucu, menn Sic 10 etmas leien mir.
hen. llnb bennod, cine iol6c 0e.
bGiiigfeit pGre gsidtS 3u piel iiir
mande nnierer YrcB5igeunler, meIde
Die aaerl1derliditen Ha6ridten
iiber Die tirdliden SlutboritGten
fnbri5tren, bios Inn Seniation 81
MAIDEN. NlS cine ioIfe betra6ten
mir aIdJ bieie @elOung bon Dem
Giiiiel, iuelhen CARDINAL 8otti ser
Eropogonon ertbeilt baben ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29

redt ant in Ierbinourg nit pro-
teinrcihert Suttermitteln peripers
then. Gas Strob lit natiirli6 in iei-
1iem Suttertpertb neriG)ieoen, je nud)
Der Mrt Der 9etre.0e itno Ger 8es
bnilSlang, Die es eridbrt. Safer.
ltrob lit Gas erite ieinem Sutterper.
tie nuf, Damn fonmt @erItenitrcb
llno eulett @ei5eit. irnb Hoggenitrob.
Sc griinen nod oos Strob lit, ,penn
ouS 8etreioe geitnitten miro, I'M
10 ipertbppller lit eS ais SSutter.
Strob, oos ais Sutter Gerrmnolne
tlloen ioll, mniB freili6 audi gut
alifbelpnbrt meroeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29
Sebt uulcn Die amerifaniiden

Gslitifcr in @oibington es gan5
ii6rr piiicn DOB 5ranfreid) gegen
Colombia aufgetreten mGre itnO Die
8ieboIutiou in SAVANNA pertbeioigt
bette, ipeun Die @ereinigten Staateu
eS ni6t getbon bitten. Gs beiBt:
Cine CUTE Iltsrebe lit brei Sabeu
hertb." 9ieie bn lit cS nidt. SaS
lit @I0biinu uno 5eigt bon eiuem
iGrlloigen @etpiiien menn Die SreBs
fllcdte Ser republifouiihen Iomiui-
itrotion 81 iol6en Nitteln greiien
I'M i1re 9rooberrn 81 redtfertigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29

gber 0dS ei9eue @obl Iiegt mir piel
rdber ais Oas offentlite.
Mlle oieie ibDnen @ritnoe legen
Dem Menihen nod feline Terpflidt-
ing sur @pbltbdtigfeit uuf. $50
aber teine 8erpflid,tung aum 8uten
lit, 0d lit aub feine Roral. Ser
Wenib fanu iib uitt ielbit cine
Eilidt d%u1legen. Sic meni6lihe
Ternlnit fam au1 aus itd ielbit
teine Moral i6affen, ionbern bios
Die BON Sptt porgeityriebene Ioral
.ertennen. Gaat mani aber, bas
Cute lobne iib ielblt, 10 wioeripriht
man iid, inbem man eiten 2oBn oils
Smef iiir oas @itte IN gl,islibt felt,
nno bieier 9oBn lit ioear an gering,
peiiu cine 2etoenihaft eroBeren Gor.
tbeil uns perbeiBt.
Woral obne &eIision beoelitet in
@abrbett nifts anberes, oils bieies,
bab Der Menid in ieiuem @ouen
nno Sbnn Inter feinem bGbcren
gottlid)en 8eieseFitebe; baB folsIid
Der G~iaenmille bes Weniden in oil
ieislem Sbun nno 2aiien aleili ent.
i6eibenb lit. Ser meni6libe
Giserhpile folgt aber feinem fit.
lifen WaBitabe, ionoern Der Selbit.
ludlt itno Der 2eioenidaft. 2ie
Sroflamirulg elmer bon @ott yun-
a~bbGneigen Woral" lit ulio red)t
etsentlib Die 2erItorung aller
Ioral. 3ieieIbe beiiBt nidt cinr1aI
einen iid)eren Mabitab, Inn iiber Gut
nnb Wos 5I entifeibem.
gs eibt feline MoraI, Die nift reli.
gioie Woral lit, neil eritens @ott
alein ms cine Serpflihtirns Gum
Gllten auferleeen fam; neil ferner
Ger 3fuef 0es iittlihen !Sanoelns ein
eipiges Grt i'm Senieits fem li1ilB,
iueiln Oerielbe ltnter allen llmItGnoen
mo Stiirmen bes 2ebens a,tSreid)en
iou: oenn aeitlihe Gortbeile reidell
lelten hin, I'M Die Wenihen auf Der
Sabn Der Siigerlo 81 erbalten. Gno-
lid lpeil @ott aIlein Dem 8eieBe Der
Sittlibteit Die binreifenbe Sanftion
Ourd) eebiibrenbe @eIobmlng bes
8nten mo biird, gebiibrenbe 9e.
Itrufung OeS 9oien geben fam.
Senm obne Sies bGtte Der RenIb
tein Wotip mebr ipeldes itart gerlig
ipGre, I'm i'm gegen Die Seriudi,ng
bon Seiten itarfer 2eibenidnftcn
oufredt 81 baltc,. Non bot, Inn
Die @oglibfeit Der MoraI audi obre
&eligion bar5utblm, uuf Die Stonts-
geiete bingemieien, oils Oh oieie i'm
Stanoe mdren, Die @ebote @ottes SIT
erieber. sllein Die @riabrrng lebrt
CUR @eniige, baB Die StaatsgeieBe
feline Mornl er5eugen tGnulen. Die
Moral lit bod) etpuS Sunerlihes unO
oie @ciese beidGitigeu iib bios init
ben GuBcrlid)eu Sanblnngen. 9ie
StrafgeleBe boben ltetS Ole Gerbre-
den berboten, fonlteu Tie ober ME
b%erbin0eru. Gas fam MIR Die
Heligion. Nnoere meinten Das
9brOciiibl fonne cine pWoral obne
&eligion" er5eugem, @Gre bieles
Der Sail, bann miiBten Die gebilocten
GtGnoe Weit iittlider ieiu, ais Die
ingcbil OeteN, mas Sed} ipobl Size
munb bebailpten miro.
GS bleibt alio babel: Sbne Heli-
aion feline Roral. Die liberdle
Sreiie preoiat III ben @iuo, ipenn Tie
segen ole Sel6ltiitdt, eegeu bas
3peifinoereS pitem, gegen Die Che.
i6cioumg nlo bergleifen ~eiiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29
Der 0rokmeiiter Der italieniiaen
Jreimanrerloae,

Ger SilOe Ratban, bot ieine 0emii-
lion als @roBmeiiter gegebel. Sea,
than ioa iid perlett fiiblelh neil Die
italieniid)e &cgierung haS bon ben
Srcinlmtrern porgeidlagere gbeidei-
o~rngsgeiet fallen gelaiien bat. Damn
lit 9atban alidy IN Dem Sfanbale Der
Grmoroung oes @raien 8onmartin
c~omprcmmittirt, Senn er bot Die
Des M6rbers Sullio Wurri,
pelter eIeidfaIls Dem Sreimmrcr-
blmbe angebortc, erlei6tert. @uS
bieien @otipcn legt oaber Hotbon
iein bnbeS Imt nieoer. llnb %
iaet man, Die SreimMlrer treibcil
teine Eolitif! - yGrceliior".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29
Ser brittle SalispOitmeiItcr bes

Ser brittle SalfspOitmeiitcr bes
Ses, @err IaOben, bat cine @nt-
hr abgegeben, Dob ooS Ser
on perbrmnten 2eideu IN
hon glid)en Ourd) oie Yoit ge'
lit im0 Smar ais 8eI6GitSs
merdanbiSe) 81 Der regel-
.9tote BON I Sent iiir bier
gsllio jeet piBt Sbr es, nie
iN @llrem Sooe onrd bas
fien fOnnt,. IS miro bieI
fiein alS slide i'm 2anbe urIs
al reiien, benu ais lebenOe Ser
90 oieie Gntideioimg, bnb ser
iknidli6e &orper nad Dem Sooe
safade @ei6ditspaare lit, geraoe
p eillem friitIiheu Siupe seugt,
-dfiiber lieBe iid nod OiSputiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29
SatDpIiI6er ~&ir6cns&alenoer.
Na6oslh Ssrooes 9eItorben mar.
9Rattb. 9. 1928,
an nnicre agenteu.

gSir erSuGen bterntit aae 2ofals
2lscnten nnieres SIattes, etni8e
Gage ocnt 4. Sanmar einen
ppamanoisen @eriht nit oem ers
baltenen @eloern ein%suicnSen, Sa
mir nit oert SabresiGIub Saratif
beitcben tniifea, aue 8eGnungctt
absui1lieken.
2tdttuneSpou
Xorena Conner.
0eS6dftSfitbrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29
SetteapreSiser sesem religious
loje Sdulen.

Neneroinas Ueroen nild) mnter beu
Sefteu mebr mo mebr Stinmen
lallt, ole Dem unterrift ser ainoer
IN @otteS @nrt baS @ort reoem.
Siirslih tbeilten mir 3Wei Tuslagen
berporrogeuoer Wdnner aus Der
Observation-Disclosures init. @eute Der
0ifcntliden mir al oieler Steae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-29
Niiu aud, 8encral &uub frieat

Niiu mud 8encral @uOb frieet
Ghimpfe. Solen mir mieoer Oar.
o,lf binpeiien baB elm ieber Der Siib.
rer in Dem inlgeredten ariege gegen
Spanien IN irgenO elmer @eiie ents
ebrt mitroe ober 3t S6aOen fam?
Nou oenfe an bie folaenben
Niduner: Nic&iuIep, S6lep, Camp
Jon, 9epep, SllnitOn unO Sobion.
&er beuft niGt an @eber's groBeS
@ort ans r0rei5ebnlinoen":
Sinft lie alth, eS nabt Die
Huhe,
Gdleidt lie unh, eS fonmt sic
Siibne.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-26
Mo Gambl;nn Allowed.

Cioux City, low June % An effort
made by committee Of prominent
business men to induce Mayor Caldz
well to permit the sale of gambling
concessions at the interstate lire
stock fair was turned down BY the
chief executive The mayor has quite
effectively stopped all open gambling
in the city, and he positively declared
he would not show the Inconsistency
of allowing gambling at the fair. not
withstanding the promoters Of the
enterprise maintained they would lose
$2,5O0 by the mayors decision.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-26
IOWA DEMOCRATS.
They Nominate State Ticket by Ac-
cIamation.
Des Moines. Iowa. June 26. = The

4 itiCJ .iN0HItIdtG, d 0tdkC stsiSNSS ~ ~
cIamation.
Des Moiness, Iowa, June 26. The
ticket:
Governor. j. b. Sullivan; lieutenant
governor. D. B. Butler. judge Of SUI
preme court, John r. Caldwell, super
intendent of public instruction, 4. X.
McCook; railroad commissioner, w.
S. Porter.
The Democratic state convention
by a vote Of 1879 to 354.1 late yester-
day afternoon refused to adopt a MI
nority report signed by four members
of the committee on resolutions add
ing to the platform reported by the
seven members constituting the ma
jorlty Of the committee plank reaf-
firming the Democratic national plat
form Of 1900. adm by a vote Of 62Ss5
to 1895 rejected another minority re-
port adding to the plank demanding
government control OF 4 railway
charges and a provision that i'll case
such control should not prove effec-
tive the national government shohld
acquire ownership Of railroads. All
the nonai, ations were made by &C.
clamation.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-26

MORE TROOPS ARE CALLED OUT
MILITIA WILL GUARD THE CARS
AND PATROL THE LINES OF
THE COMPANY.

Richmond, Va, June 26.--Six men
were wounded last night, two OF them
seriously. by street railway company
detectives, who fired into a crowd OF
strike sympathiZers at point Just
outside the city limits. A car guard
ed by employees of the company armed
with shotguns was standing surround
ed by a big crowd. The company
claims the guards were fired on first.
In return they fired into the crowd
and a brisk fusilade followed. AT
least six persons were struck and Two
of them seriously hurt, being struck
in the back with bucllshot. While
this was taking place in the West
side exciting scenes were enacted in
the East end, where efforts were being
made to operate cars under the pro-
lection of the military. All sorts of
Missiles Were Hurled
at the cars and obstructions placed on
the track. Finally the cars under the
pilotage of a detachment of the Rich
mond Howitzers with Gatling gun
were taken to the barns. All cars
were withdrawn from the streets at
9:45 p. m. for the night. Five compa-
nies of the Se,enty-frst regiment
from Norfolk .a.-d Newport News are
ordered to this city to reinforce the
troops already here. The mayor has
issued an address asking women and
children to keep off the streets to-day.
Three of the militiamen were wound
ed by an accidental discharge of a
rife. One of them was taken to a
hospital, blt was not dangerously in
jured.
At IL O'Clock last night Sheriff Solo
mons decided to ask for more troops
He made the request and the gov
ernor issued orders to the military au-
thorities accordingly. Militia will,
therefore, guard the cars and car
barns and patrol the lines of the
street car company to-day without as
we'll as within the city limits.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-26
LAND BILL SAVED.
Amendment by Mr.. Wyndham Adopt
ed Without Division.

Amendment by Mr.. Wyndham Adopt
ed Without Division.
London, June 26.-The resumption
of the debate yesterday in the house
of commons on the Irish land bill IS
marked by the III reduction Of MI.
Wyndham, chief secretary for Ireland,
of an amendment designed to remove
the difficulty in regard to the reten-
tion in clause of a provision for
minimum price at which tenants may
purchase their holdings and permit
ting bargains to be made outside of
the judicial zones. The agreement is
hailed on all sides as being. a great
concession. John Redmond. the Irish
leader declared that Mr.. Wyndham
had saved the bill, and the amend
ment was agreed to amid cheers and
general congratulations.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-26

king!" greeted the close of his mai
esty's remarks. King Peter then adj
vanced to the deputies and shook
hands with each Of them, but he did
not utter word When he had fin
ished greeting the deputies the king
left the room amid renewedzcheers
from its occupants and ascended to
his own apartme ITS sfs''s .s'a's = - ss' '''
The whole town was given@over to
rejoicing. The peasants held their
national dances and everybody was in
holiday garb.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-26
ONLY AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA HAVE
REPRESENTATIVES, TO
GREET HIM.
PEOPLE SEEM TO BE DELIGHTED
PETER PROMISES TO DO HIS BEST
TO RULE ACCORDING TO
CONSTITUTION.

Belgrade, June 26.-King Peter. ar
rived here at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning. He was received with great
enthusiasm The ministers, govern
ment officials, judges, municipal and
military authorities and leading citi-
zens were assembled on the platform
of the railroad station, which was pro-
fusely decorated. The only foreign
representatives who participated in
the reception of the king were the
Russian minister, M. Tscharykon, and
the Austrian minister, Herr Humba,
with the members of their respective
legations A guard of honor, with a
band, saluted as King Peter descend
ed from his car and greeted the cab
met ministers. A procession was then
formed and the king proceeded to the
cathedral
aGreeted With Enthusiasm.
The streets were lined with troops
been pouring into Belgrade from the
provinces during the last day or two.
After the celebration of mass, which
was attended with all the splendor of
the Eastern church, King Peter drove
in state to the new palace
Although the kings entry into Bel
grade was distinguished by diplo-
matte boycott, his reception by the
people was everywhere marked by
heartieness which approached genuine
enthusiasm in which all classes par
ticipated. On leaving the cathedral
the procession moved at a brisk trot
to the new palace.
The kings carriage, which was
drawn by four horses, swept in
through the gates of the palace, the
cheers Of the crowd showing that they
had no thought of the recent tragedy.
Will Dozt4is Best.
King Peter when he descended, en-
tered the state ball room, where the
members of the skupshtina presented
him with an address Of welcome.
In reply to the address King Peter
gravely remarked that he could only
repeat what he had said, that he
would do his best to rule in accord
ance with the constitution. Prolonged
ohoars o,.d, shouts of T-ong live the
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SANKEY'S CASE HOPELESS.
Evangelist Will Never Recover His
Siqht.

New York, June 26.-Ira D. Sankey,
the evangelist. is now hopelessly
blind Mrs. Allen Sankey, his daugh-
ter-in-law, said yesterday The best
eye specialists we could obtain have
examined Mr.. Sankey. and all agree
that his case is hopeless. The optic
nerve has been entirely destroyed.
Mr. Sankey's trouble has been grow
ing on him for the last two years as
the result of an attack of trachaema.
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Mrs. Sea, Takes II.

Little Falls, Mimi June 26.-At a
meeting of the county board yester-
day the resignation Of j. II. Seal, sup
eiriintteaaent erin ef schools Of Morrison
county, was accepted, and Mrs. j H.
Seal was appointed to fill the unex-
pired term Seal has accepted po
sition as superintendent of the schools
at Melrose, MINI.
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Indian Is Ordained.

Oneida. Wis, June 26. Rev. Cor
neilus Hin, who Is known to his IN
dian brethren as Chief Onon.Gwat Go,
was ordained yesterday at the Episco-
pal Church Of the Holy Apostle, Ho-
bart mission. Oneida. Wis. Rev Hill
has served as an interpreter and mis-
sionary among the Oneida indians,
recognition Of his faithful services.
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WIDOW is ACQUITTED.
She Killed Her Husband With an Axe
In SeIf-Defense.

Spokane, Wash. June 26.-The jury
in the trial of Amanda de Lartigue
for murder brought in verdict Of not
guilty yesterday. Henry de Lartigue,
a farmer, disappeared last September.
His wife said he had gone to Homo
lulu. Last winter his body was found
hidden in potato field near tie home.
During the tria Mrs Dc Lartigne
confessed ,nat she killed him Sept %
and hid hi brdv She declared that
he attacked her with gun and silc
hit him with an axe Evidently the
jury accepted this theory and she
was acquitted.
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Odd Fellows, Grand LODGE.

st. Paul. June 26.-The fifty-first an
nual session of the grand lodge of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
opened yesterday morning in the hall
of Representatives at the capitol. The
date was the fiftieth anniversary of
the lodge. There were present about
$50 delegates and about as many more
past members.
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Fell Under the Wheels.

pncbla Colo. june 26, W. K.
Coughlin son of Genera! Snperintendss
ent Coaghlin Of the Denver & Rio
Grande company, n timekeoDer on the
Colorado Southern. was killed yester-
day. He undertook TO get on a
freight and fell unde. the wheels.
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COPPER MINES RESUME.
Stability Of Market Given as -Rea.

Houghton, Mich, June 2e-In com
pliance with orders from the Eastern
office work on No. shaft of Isle
Royale mine, which has been closed
since last August, is to be resumed,
giving employment to 1875 men. An
other head at the mill also will go into
commission July Is. The resumption
will double the present output. Evil
IDENTIFY the company waited to allow
the copper metal market to prove
stability before resuming, and the
present policy is indicative of the
confidence of the management in a
solid basis Of the present price.
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Deer Destroy Crops.

Marquette, Mich, June 26-Joseph
Jasper of Alger county complains
that deer are so numerous as to cause
actual loss on his farm near Munising
He says they get into his fields and
root and paw them up