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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. b. AMI Quincy new 4s.......... s:Es
chIcaro.s M, and St. Paul gen 4s........... 1904
chicago and Northwestern con. 7s........ 1911
Ghsaso and md as aiG. 4 so q
tltN1, e. and St. I Louis gcn Is ,......... 96S
Chicago Terminal 4s ...........,......... 5dH
Consolidated Tobacco 4S. sbssH
Colorado and Southern AZ .................. Sstz
Denver and Rio Grande A. ............... 99ssis
Erie Gernrai IL SjE
Fort Worth nd Denver City lists 1924
uHocking Valley Ans l os.,
Manhattan conso gold 4s...............'.sle933, t
Mexican Central 4s Ie.s
Mexican Central LIST 1nc a5A
MINI. and ST. Louis As ....-...:.............HS1
NJ iesouri. Kansas and Texas !s.."........- W &
Ma p1onai r. r. Of Mexico con. 54s......... 7sts
New York Central gen. 3As.....:.........as is
New Jersey Central gen. 6s..............3lS III =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK Jan! 21.-Cottonseed oil was
dull. Prime crude (. o. b. mills. &c.; primo
summer yeylow. 5shc.; Of. summer yellow,
nominal !: prime white. 33I 4oc prime winter
yellow, 400 acc, ~. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
!. LEGAL NOTICE.

RIO w. i. FALsTIIAD u. IE BE .LiV-
M ING; Or If HE BE DEAD, TE e o. !,
nc HIS HEIRS AT LAW, WHOSE
x6 SAM III A HI5R HMKN H04Tr1pD, that
tract Of land numbered 8, a D..
sold on the - day Of --. for the
thereon for the year 1892. in the name of
w. l.. Falstead, TO the Commonwealth
OF Virginia
An application for the purchase thereof
has been filed In this office, and, 1t ap-
pca ring from the records Ol this office that
you are interested In the said land. you
are further notified to appear here WITHIN
four months from date Of this notice. and
do what may be necessary to protect
your Interest. a.
F Given under my hand this 18th day OF
january, 1904. =
Clerk of the County Court Of Henrico.
Jan 1b-laW-4t
no AUGUST nc FFA1lNrI AND RoxAN!A
8' IIOE'FNl1AN:
YOU .AFI1 HEREBY NOTIFIED, That
a tract OF land described as % acres, w.
ILer1co county, Virginia, was sold on
tho -- day of for delinquent
ttaAes, levles, intesests. and costs due
thereon for the year lS99, lngthe name 81 9,
August Hoffman. to the Commonwealth
Of Virginia.
An application for the purchase thereof
bearing from tho records Of this office that
You arc Interested Iii tho said land, you
are further notified to appear hffe within
folr months from date OF this notice, and
do what may be necessary to protect
your interest.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
JaEuary 1904.
II Clerk Of the County Court Of Henrico.
jan 1o-1aW-4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points advance:
rniddling uplands. 400; middlins gulf 14s5;
sales, $40 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
E BALTIMORE, Mp, jan. ei-soabo % 4, Ar
Seaboard is, 6GGj6Gh. Atlantic Coast Line COM
mon. 10SGlG9; do preferred, not quoted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
MIscELLA NE0 Gus, N ARKETs

All PEANu,r 4 N ARJSnT,
NORFOLK, 81 Al n. W. ssi,--PEAN UTSr
siiaa: a;ss 49, s:, s;s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

/ SALES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Jan, 81. 1901.
SALES,
Virginia C.entuyles-s3,5O0 at 95is
National Bank Of Virginia. shares at 12e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
rHE TIMES D1spArcr1 RICHMOND VA
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks IN New York
..o.. Bankers AID Brokers'.
Bv Thomas Branch &

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
La HrRMANA SAN suLPIcIo

de oraciou contemplation ndsp para espcsa
Jesucristo sea- habando vulgarmente que Ia habfan
considerable toda la vida una joven sin chabeta.
todo esto nj la superiora nj las hermanas habian
preguntado quen yo como por que eucontraba
Gloria en- aquel sitio Dirigfanme disimulo vivas
iradas curosdad advrtiendose que les embarazaba
mi presencia Yo habfs despegado los abios Mi
posa picada duda de aquella preerc6n, les do de
pronto
-lNo saben vuestrss caridades que he cssado1
Las hermanitas soltaron la carcajada.
= Jay, que hermaua! Siempre de tan buen humorI-
exclam6 Ia supsriora.
ST, rade, me he casao hase lin mes tres dia. con
este buen moso que ustedes delante... No tiene
mas que un defeto-afadi6 poniend,se trisey es que
e. gallego Pero no 10 parese verdA1
-;Oue hermanal-volvieron excamar agunas
m nas.-;Que graca tienel iPues dice que Sc ha
casad,! 10 que Sc le ocurre elal....
iQue NO queren vuestras caridades creer'o7
LAS caridades siguieron rendo. arsjandcme mi-
radas penetranies malciosas.
--iPues ahora mismO Sc usedes acoovenser.-
exclam6 mi esposaEcon arranque.
echzndome al msmo tempo los brazos al cne-
lo comenz6 darme sonoros besos las meji las di-
elsnds
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
De actualidad

Esta carta, va publicada en- una de
las pasadas ediciones, sali6 con algunas
-erratas.
Volvemos insertarla, en- atencion
a las materias que expresa y la i'm
sportancia que tiene:
San Juan, P. R., Enero IS de 1903.
Sr. Don
JULIO GAMBIA,
Manatf.
Muy estimable sefor:
A usted que ejerce una profession
scentifica, honra por una p.eyade de
hombres ilustreS como Nicolas Howell,
farmaceutico de Paris, y fundador del
primer jardin botauico de Francia;
Basilio Keller, farmaceutico de Nu
remberg, fundador de los primeros tres
jardines botanioos de Alemauia; Sche-
Gle, farmaceutico Z gran qufmico Sueco,
descubridor del Cloro, el Manganese,
~el tungsteno, el molicdeno, la carita,
los 5cidos cianhidrico, cftrico, tartarico,
.soxalico, fuorhidrico, Ia glicerina y otra
porcion de productos; Chaptal, farmaceu.
tico, hombre de Estado, autor de muchos
trabaios de qufmica industrial; Par
mentier farmaceutico,> filantropo emf :
nente que intl odujo Ell cultivo de Ia
papa en- Europa. pesar de las preo-
-cupaciones del vuleo, Ee hizo grandes
lnejoras en- la fabrication de harinas Y
panaderfa, que en- union de Deyeux
perfeccion6 difuodi6 la industria &c
los quesos; y un centenar mas de emf
nencias farmaceuticas, quienes la hu-
manidad debe tanto brne6cio, en- vrtud
de los que Sc evitan los dolorosos sufrl
1nientos q que estaba sujesa, y las cien-
.scias, las aries industries, alcanzaron
la perfection actual.
Es usted, sefior Gambia, uno de los
hombres estudiosos, practicos y obser
vadores, que puede ilustrar al lector, y
~dirigirme en- mis- pro, ositoS que son
los de proPag.r los conocimientos de
los cultivos mas provechosos en- Puerto
Rico. como un medic de estimular q
los propietarios agricultores, quienes
>desean acaSo empreader cultivos, pero
que tienen dudas sobre cual es el que
deben emprender primero.
ST mereciese su cooperation, no dude
nsted Sc cons gnirfa e. objeto deseado,
y. tres Goa tan buena voluntad me
iores dotes, serfan colaboradoreS y cou-
Ii sliadares de la obra qne emprendamos
Soy de usted muy alto. S. S.
Manuel Blrros PeEa.
IApartado 473), San Jnan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
Sc vende

Una vajiIla, TN side board y ur Sr-f
mario con puertas de cristaI. Infcx
maran Cristo IIa t4-3O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

ats hInhM tnquaD 10 nAG
CaH Vicente Tbao PO Orghh
o CaMnMPm mhmmO mOagnLh land Tdg, rem
In noua6m.w eavhh aries a
nd
mand@,g ghS AM
nnduL Lhuh huiuuck km@nOga ing Hm W
M@mrwMh 1t Ja
M Cmpmyh
Fhxa LunA & 70 Sca Gnd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

~eEl1og1aae
MercanttI Nrtistica
A.Lynn thlIos dc ptPezMOPls
Sen esaa e e.
60
confeccionan etlaustas ds tabascs. en- todos
estilos.
eavcItorios De Chocolate sencillos y lujosos.
R6tuIOS para faPmaeIas
de estilo moderno.
HrtistIeas Carretas para nctarIos.
MarqutIIas para GfgarrtIIos
de uno Y mas colores.
LetrdS de CambiO
en- todas sus diversidades.
Recibcs taIcnartos. ss Cheques
EtfQuetas
para UtIas Y f6sfe.cs. GsresiaIdaa en- etique-
tas para Uincs, Eiscres Ron.
Papcl tilabrddc
comercial, desde 81 mas sencillo hasta ej
mas luioso.
THRJETHS
de todos tamafios para vista, baMtixo, Ae
enlaee, duelc,
reecrdatcria$, lnvItatIcnes, bale, ete. etc.
etIuaetas para pastas De sepa. Idem para
rasta$ Y IaIeas De frMtas.
Guentas, Facturas y SOnOcimientOs
y toda clase de dcsumento$ comerciales.
TifuIoS y AcclOReS
para toda clase de asociaciones.
Pianos Y Iflapas Iiiiisita, TIHstrasionss
para libros periodicos.
mpresIORes SsbPe Iela, Iaia y nadePa.
GrabaGcs en- zinc Y Otrcs Bisfalss.
SELIOS DE COMA
de todas classes.
Idem para Iacre.
Dtp6sIto De etIaMetas Y iIlstss para cajas de
tabacos.
EnIIIcs para los mismo'
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
VITALITY OF MICROBES
Lived Sixteen Years i, Dust Herneti-
cally /Sealed

In recent number of the Annales
de photographic, DR. MIGUEL gives the
results of some interesting observa-
tons made by him in respect to the
vitality of disease germs. In May,
1881, he took some earth from the
Montseuris park at a depth of ten
inches below the turf. This he dried
for two days at temperature of 80
degrees Cent, and then he placed the
dust in Theoretically sealed tubes,
which he put aside in a dark corner of
the laboratory. When taken, the soil
contained an average of 100000
bacteria per gramme After desic-
cation the number had fallen to rather
less than 100000. Sixteen years
later, that is to say, last year, he still
found 100000 per gramme, and he
was enabled to isolate the specific mi
crobe of tetanus. The incubation of
this soil in guinea pigs determined
death from tetanus after an incuba-
ton of two days, showing the remark
able vitality of pathogenic microbes
under favorable conditions.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
MCPHERSON Congregationa]

The Mcpherson Congregational
Church, Rev. L. c. Schnacke, pastor,
dedicates its fine house of worship
next Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r
Moses, and Rev. w. L. Sutherland
expect to attend the dedication. The
Congregational pulpit here will be
occupied by DIR. Norman Plass, of
Topeka. =.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
Most Popular English Woman.

Baroness Burdett-Cotts, accord
ing to a note taken by a London
newspaper, is the most popular wom-
an in England, outside of the mem
bers of the royal family. Ellen Terry,
Adelina Patti, Lady Warwick and
Lady Henry Somerset come next, In
the order named.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
he HAD DONE BIS BEST.
But the Mesmerist's Subject Was Toe
Strong Wlled.

Gentlemen" he said, "while INV
assistant here passes around the hat 4
viii fortify myself. Then shall en-
deavor to show you my powers of
mesmerism. They are wonderful.
gentlemen, and it is well worth q
quarter to see my efforts Many times
have [ sat down, gentlemen, and WON
dered where I got my powers-but,
gentlemen, we anticipate"
Then the hat was passed around,
and the lecturer took a drink from e
bottle he carried In an inconspicuous
part of his trousers. After which he
brought out chair from the railroad
office, put it IN the center of the plat
form, and dumped the money from
his hat into his pockets
Gentlemen" he said, '1 could
easily show you wonderful exhibi-
tons of my power over my subject
here, but some Of you have probably
seen fake subjects and might, there
fore, doubt me. So, gentlemen, 1
will select one of you, the strongest
willed among you, to show you that
my efforts are all 1S-karat and above
suspicion"
Then he picked out big, healthy
looking fellow from the crowd and
put him down in the chair He made
several passes before his face. Then
he took potato from basket. He
advanced upon the subject
''This, sir" he said to the subject.
'fis nice ripe apple. You viii OBJ
serve" he remarked to the audience,
''that he will eat it just as he would
an apple
ooh, go to the DEVIL growled tbs
subject.
The professor looked shocked and
surprised.
didn't I have any effect on youP'
he asked.
'Nope."
'ENot a bit?"
''Not bit"
That's strange-very, very
strange. can't understand it. But
Just wait a second"
Then he made some more passes
before the subjects face.
"Peter," he said, turning to his as
sistant. run in there and get me an
other chair"
The chair was put down in front of
the subject.
Permit me, sir, to introduce you to
Miss Lillian RUSSELL" said the pro-
fessor with a wave of his hand at the
empty chair. You will observe,
gentlemen, that he will talk to the
empty chair as he would to a young
woman"
"Ah, what do you take me for?"
growled the subject.
what! not YETI" exclaimed the
professor in astonishment But Just
one second. Now, gentlemen, 1 viii
make some more passes, so. Now,
gentlemen, here is a pin. You viii
observe, gentlemen, that it is sharp.
Under my power, however. gentlemen,
the subject will not feel the pain. I
will stick it"
''The deuce you Will" said the sub
ject.
Gentlemen" said the professor,
with wounded pride, "1 have done my
best. You have seen my efforts. I
trust you have appreciated them. But,
gentlemen, l cannot permit any gen
teman TO trample upon my feelings,
sirs, simply because his will is
stronger than mine There comes
your train. gentlemen; you've got to
hustle if you want to catch tn.
7. Sun.
VITALITY OF MICROBES.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
SURE cuREFoR PILES.

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause Itching, this form as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding, Piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san- kos pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding
Absorbs tumors. SOC a jar, at Drug
gists, or sent by mail. Treatise free
Write me about your case. DR.. Rosanko-
Phil. Pa. For sale by hooper Drug Co.
Great Bend, Kas.
Pretty Safe Rule to Go by.
When there is q feeling that the heart
or lungs, blood or liver, BRAIN or nerves
are diseased at once commence to doctor
the stomach. That is the foundation OF
the trouble In 80 cases out of every loo.
Commence to regulate the digestive or
gans, get them in healthy, working con-
dition, and the other troubles will leave
OF themselves, Diseases which hsye
their beginning in the stomach must Be
cured through the stomach. The med-
cine for stomach disorders and half the
ills OF life, is DR.. Gunu's Improved Liver
25c per box One pill is s,,dose. These
pills put ali the digestive organs in good
condition so that disease has no basis to
work upon.
Where Doctors AGree,
w hen patient Is under the aoctors
care for come months, with constantly
varying symptoms, but ever increasing
weakness from the loss OF flesh and
strength by the ravages Of disease, all
doctors will agree that the first gain of
flesh indicates q change for the better,
Weak, thin, Heshless people know they
feel better as soon as they gain flesh.
The best flesh and blood maker is Dr.
Gums Blood il Nerve Tonic For pim-
ply, pale and sickly people, both old and
young, q better medicine was never
made. It turns the food you eat into
strong, red blood, making solid flesh and
muscle at the rate OF to lbs per week.
1t lie cold by all droggists for 75e 3 box
or boxes for g. To overcome the e.
feet OF oysr-indulgence or dissipation
use this medicine. For sale by Hooper
Drug Co.. Great Bend. Kas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
Emerson's Ideal Man.

It is easy in the world to live after
the worlds opinions; it is easy in
solitude to live after our own; but the
great man is he who in the midst OF
the crowd keeps with perfect sweet
ness the independence Of solitude
Emerson
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
Churches vs.. Theaters.

The manager of an opera house in
Rockford, Ill, has made a vigorous
protest to the city council, claiming
that the churches and private halls,
which are not required to pay an an
nual license, as the theater is, have
ruined the latter's business by en-
tertainments and concerts.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
Self-Preservation

Turks is the most practical fellow
[ ever knew"
How does he show it,"
SWore d cowbel at night all last
season to- keep from being run down
by bicychsts. Detroit Free Press.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
CITY ROLL OF HONOR.

The following are the names of
students in the Great Bend schools
who have been neither absent nor
tardy for the month ending Feb. 4,
1904:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
He Probably Has Little.

Never measure a mans piety by
the length OF his face-Ram's Horn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-02-19
Fools and-FooIs

A fool will always find a bigger
fool to admire him:-BoIeau. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-10
Meialtat DER &irdenberfolsuns.
Eapit EinS Der 3ebntc idcint Der
fran56iiIdlcn Srcimanrcr.Jicsic-
rnug sic Stirne 6ieten su
iupllcn.

q o III, 1. Mai.
slnf geiebl ocS Eapitcs Eius oes
Sebntcm pirS elm pGpitlifer GrlaR
uurbercitet, meldJer bas EruteftOrat
Scr fatbuliid)en Colonial MiiTunen,
mclheS bis jest bon Sranfrcid) ans.
seiibt iunrSe, amf Seniidlanb iIber.
trGst. EalGiiina, ,ueldcs 10 lamge
3eit Scn 3anfapfcl biloctc, ltcbt Jest
nntcr Ser Siiriurgc Oes ScutidJen Ne
praicntanicm nmb Ses oemtidJen Bot
ihoitcrs in Gonitantimupel. Sine
anSerc mnS nod midtigcrc Ncncrnng
beitcbt Sarin, bak oas Stnbinm Der
oentidcn Sprad)e amf Der bcitebcn.
ren seiitliden gfaSemic, iueldle Die
Sdnle iilr alle fatbuliiden Siplpma-
ten lit, oblisatoriidl gcmadJt luiro.
9lac Nnnticn mnb Hepraientamtcn oeS
III. Stnbles miiiIen pun jctt ab
Scntit) iprcden nnO I'D nidlt ans'
idllieklid) anf bic fransOiiidle Sprade
bci6rGnfeu, ,uic es bisBcr Sittc ipar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-10
Nini I6rScr biiRcn an cinem Sage
ibr |crhrcd)en NIT oem 2e6en.
N0 I'M h e iter, Senn.. 5. Woi.

8inheIter, Senn., 5. Woi.
Senrp Ssuoge. Soc Gelp imo Sobn
Gpons, ipelhe i'm slmguIt beS uoriaen
Ssobres Simon Yuher uno oeiien
sSrau erinoroeten erlitten bellte Die
etraie fir ibr Serbrehen an
@algen. Tie Sinri6tilna erfolgte
om iriiben Worgen, nGnllid Inn SAB
llbr. 1ie 8algcnfanoiouten paren
i'm Stanoe, obne Siilfe ben lebten
Sang ansutreten uno Seoer BON
ibnen belt Dor ser Sol5iebirng oes
Scoesltrtbeils cine fiir5e 9feoe, III
ipel6er er ieinem @eoauern boriiber
Insbruf 9ab, baB er ieine 6antilie
perlaiien miiiie, oos Serbre6en aber
III feiner @eiie eripGbnte. Sie Sin-
ri6tlmg iano besholb 81 elmer 10
iriiben Gtllnbe ltott, tpeil man be.
fiir6tete. baB Die gteilgierigen ben
Solm nieSerbre6en piirben mel6er
oas S6affot ilmga6.
Hittsbura Ya., 5. Woi.
@iniom g. Sortlep, elm @eiBer,
lmb Ssomes goporos, elm Sarbiger,
raurben inn @ei1ngniB bon slnegbenp
gorlnto gebGnst. Sartlep beitieg 5li.
crit oen @olgen lmo fur5 oarouf
iolgte ibm ser gteger. Ger gritere
botte nm ole 8unit gebeten, nidt SIT,
iontnen nit Dem &eger eebGn9t 81,
merben, oa Dies als cine Sd)anoe fir
icine Samilie a,lfgefabt tperOen ton.
ne, neil es ben slnibein bate, als
Of er in @emeinibaft nit Dem gfeger
elm @erbre6en periibte. Seinem
Ierlangen fpurbe &edntng getragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-10

rno' bie anoern 60 Ero5ent an BEN
Siquioetor Ser alten 8elelllfoft, mie
our6 oas Sefret Ser fran5oiiiden
@erid)te beItimnlt it, 6lr6 pel6es
Der Sprll6 Der Sdieosrihter beltG-
tiet purbe.
n2ie in 2iqllioirllng befinOlid)e
reue Eanama &anal @eleQihaft
bot ibrem Sertreter aili Dem Ntb-
mils, Serrn 9ienalibin, Sollmaft
rno pollitdubige SnItrlftionen be-
ailglich Der llebergabe bes Ganal-
@igentbums ertbeilt uno oas Suiti5-
Separtement ser Sereinigten Staa-
ten fat gleih5eitig per &abel ben
Wioior 8roofe opiiirt, Ger pom
&riegsiefret1r ba5u erieben porben
lit. Ons iibertragene Gigentbum gta-
mems Ser amerifaniihen 9fegierlln9
81 ncceptiren. Iie &aual 8eiells
idlaft bat auh ibr Serionol auf Dem
Sitbmus oen Gereinigten Staoten
fiir- ben tenlporGren Sienlt sur gr-
baltlng Ser &analballten uno oes
@igentbuns, mGbrenO Die Sanals
Gonmiiiion ibre Sorbereitungeu
trifit, Inn nit Gen &malarbeiten 81
beginner, CUR Sispoiition geitellt."
Sie Tanamd &anal Gommii.
iior belt beute cine filr5e Sisung ab.
Ger Gommiiiion ging I'M 2allfe Oes
Cages Die gfabridt BON Der fornel-
len llebcrgabe Der Gunalroute ilno
Ger &anol Siegenld)aften 5il, ipobei
Seiunant Marf groofs ais Teprd.
ientant ser Gonmiiiion ilingirte. slm
Sienstag miro Gen. 8sorge W. ga.
his, ser @orpernellr Der &anal5one,
bon Stem Sort naf Tononla nit
elmer slbtbeilung oes 8enieforps ab.
fabren, Inn Die 3iigel bes &eglments
In ser &nnalSoua 5il iibernebmen. Gs
iino bort aigenblifli6 LOO slrbei-
ter beiddftigt, ipelhe nod bon Der
fransoIilden &onal 8eiellidoft all-
Geiteat pprben linb. Sieie Sellte
lollen beibeDulten iperoen, ou lie an
bas alima geipobnt iino. glnlerifa-
niihe slrbeiter peroen nift IN oas
8onnlgebiet geifift luerbell ehe Die
eriorberIifen ionitGren Sortebrln-
gen eetroiien iino, Inn ibnen ben
sluientbalt boielbit 81 ermogliden.
.General Sapis miro init Ieincr
Monnihoft 5rnG6it oarauf beoodt
Iein Gle ianifdren @erbdltnille Der
&onaI5one 81 perbeiierrL imo miro
lid Damn erit Contributions -slrbelten
slnuen0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-10
Ter Siiomcitcn ppa cinem @irbcl-
itnrme beimgciud)t.
s 0 Il It 0 Il. Ser. ). Wfni

R ~ ~ ", >S1r ~. -gtut.
sSm gan5en iiioliben Seras bat ge.
itern elm polfenbrud)artiger Gegen
nit beitigem Stllrme unb 0agel er.
beblihen S6aoen nngerihtet.
SSn 9ruSoS Golmtp pllroe 9. =.
SoQouO pom 9liee erihlagen. I'M
nett bon Sapila iuurbe ein 9ieitei
rmb iein Yierb getootct. Cine sln-
5obl BON anoeren Teriouen iino CT.
beblif, aber nidt tootlidb perleBt
morDeu. Ger 9abnperfebr nit
slllltin lit gelGbmt.
Sn einenL 5ltm reiBen0en Strone
angeifiuollenen 9ade, flint 0feileu
bon slultin iino flint Shultinber
onf bem Seimipege ertrlnfen.
@ei Senple l6lug Der Slib III
eiuen Sellibo6er, no cine sIn5abl
bon glrbeitern Ger Wiiilprri, aoniaS
imb Seras Giienbabn 3ufllift &c.
iliht batien. Ser Strefenarbeiter
SSobn Collins erlitt toOtlihe Serlet-
itngen.
SIM gan5en Serritorillm imS
boilptiG6li6 i'm meitliden Sflabomo
iino ole 8aiierlduie 81 reibenoen
Stromen angeldNuollen.
gluS Springer in Der Gbifaioir
gtation miro gemeloet, baB 5lpei ,Silb
Sogel geialen iei imo cine Gisildd-
aebilbet babe, oie nod nibt auige'
thaltt iei.
Cisco, Ger, 6. Wtai.
SaS Golmtp Sbadlefor0 nurbc
BON einem @irbellpinb belntgeIu6t
@isber lit Ser Sco bon brei Terlonell
icItgelteIlt mprben. SSn Dem County
Norfer ging elm @oltenbruH nieoer,
pbne irgeno pel6en beoelltenoen
S6aoen Su perllrla6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-10
Er. 0rctg's 2uftidliff madJt cine CT.
folgreife ErpbefaBrt.

cams 6ranciscp, Gal., 2. Wai.
Sr. sluguit 8retb, Der Grfinoer
eiues 2uitl6iiies, nit welfen er be.
reita uebrere Trobefubrtea madbte,
unternobm belite in 9egleitimg cines
Gebiilien in ieinem 2uiti6iii cine
Sabrt nod Son Sole, iiini5ig Wteilen
iiioli6 bon bier. Ser slllfItieg er-
iolgte nabe ser Sreu5uug Ger Wortet
uno II. StraBe. 9tah0em oas
6abr5eug cine S6be bon ne6reren
tmlbert SUB erreid)t bate, ilbr Ser
Griinber nab perihieoenen &idtln.
gen, Inn Su 5eigen, Dab er oos SllIt.
ldIif pollitdnbig inter ieiner Son.
trplle bobe, Damn rldtete er Den Sallf
na6 Siioan, oireft gegen ben gSin0
imo NOR balo ON Sori5ont per.
i1lpunocn.
Sic 2ultifiiier botten cine idnelle
uno quite Sobrt, bis Die 8ren5linie
smiid)en Son Srancisco rmo San
Wioteo Counties erreid)t iuoroeu mar.
SaS 2uftififi acborhte ieillem
Ste,er, mo obgleib Die Sd)nelliefeit
feline iebr 9robe mar, folgte es bod
i6nea Dem @iilen ieines GRINDERS.
silS bie S6iffer Die Staot Golma
paiiirten gerietb zines Der Sentile
DER Waihine in llnoronung. Dies
mahte bus Sinoblteigen notbrueuOig,
poS pbne llnfall itottfano. Sb.
elei6 er ieinen @eItimnlllngsort niht
erreidte, betro6tet bod Or. @retb
feline Heiie, pelde iiber cine Stunoe
oouertc, oils einen 9elpeiS beS gr.
folses ieines @tetbobe fir Die Suit.
idifiiabrt.