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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
Observation-Disclosures
3 SnldnDii1es. $
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wtnueipta.
Wtnneipta.

- oS1 mond)en @egenOen, no bis
Ieri1e Sloianer = HelerpatloneE mr.
Die olgemeine 9~eiieOelung e%rot1net
iperOen iouen, gibt es 5eltlpelle elle
merfmiirDiee SoOtenor1ber We
idGitiquna: nanllid) Das glrs6raben
otter, gum Sbeil urdlter Srolaner'
@ebeine ltlb lire MieoerbeerDlguIl9
al PATHFINDER Stelle mlBerbalb Der
abgetreteneu SGnoereien.
"a mo bort perOieuen Iid) Stnter'
n1lOler cine @eile lang Oamit EN-
ih0nes Stiitden @elb; 10 5. y. Der
Noro- Minnelota'er Eionier Soc De
Champ, Der nit adJt 8ebllTen elne
iolte NrbeIt betrieben bot, 1ilr
Sill 80, meIte Ole Hegierlng filr leoe
Seihe 5ublte. Sic glrbeit lit InoeB
oft idlpierig genug, mo ollBer nit
Der Sd)alliel mlB pieliad) nit Der
SpiBart tiihtig geidJuitet iperoerl.
Soc bat nad Den lester Seridten
id)on 113 tpbte SnOianer olts9egra-
ben, Oie meiltenS nod aus Der Delos
niId)en Belt Itommcn. Siele lebtes
rem 2eid]en moren ~gemobnlidl III Smt=
ncllrinOc 9ebiiat, mobrenO Die Selhen
d)riItliter SnOianer r%egulore Sarge
Dutten.
Sin llnb micoer foinmt es iogur
Dor, buB man bel Iolfer IrbeIt oll1
eIle perIteinerte Seihe itoBt. So,
cine lolhe Seide lol bon Sellten,
henen nid)ts beilig lit, gelegentlldD
aus Der groe Gcbplt u1o ais YIN
ipanne : Gfoiten benllBt un0 lp0ter
ipieDer perlfarrt iuorben ieien, mo
Soc bebauptet gar, cine babe 5ettipel.
liz, in natllrgetreuer @eiie angeltris
d,en, 9ienlte ols Gi9arrenlaOe1-
mann tbun miiiien! &noeB bliebe
nod Soe'S @abrbeit5liebe nober 81
unterllld)en.
@us Sipo SorborS miro inter
Dem 10. Se5ember berIdtet: 9ie
GoItflttide bon @ranb Wurais nad)
bier nilrOe am beQen Gage BON einerll
&uoel gS0lfe fiir bier Stunoen pers
folgt, bis man enOlid) gegen s lbr
Die Solicitation erreid)te. gluf Dem
&intertbeil Der &lltld)e mar ein Sirld)
ieltgebunoen lltb Der 8lutgerud)
hattie Die @olfe ange5ogen. Die Be
itien iprangen mieoerbplt uuf Den
SiridL ia ielbit an Die Sdlie Der
Gieroe, gum Slid batten uber meb-
rere Baiiogiere &epolper nno monbe
Der @eitien buben Elm So6 III Den
Eel5 gctriegt. aeiner Der WtGnner
Seigtc Sllrd)t, nber man iuor bod
frob oils ole Sid)ter oes Nahtquartier
blinften. - Itnd alien 9eriften
iinO 6ie @0lie OieieS Sabr soblreid)er
mo ireder iuie es nod 5upOr Der SAL
mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
NeW DOrt.

GnS Crime Sidt ser Toli5ei.
Iiation III Der SelancD StraBe IN
gtew Yurt iilr oua StelerborosSid)t
zines Shiifcs baltenO, iudte al
eillenl Der leBtel NbeuOc elm bellr.
larbter Scemnnn al &urO 6u tlet-
tern. Dit ieiuen Gnf: rShiii,
Aboil" nlurmirte er ollie Holi6litcn,
ole auf Der Wohe maren. Sic fan-
Den Den Wnnn, Elm Sallenoe IL Der
San0, INN bell Saterncnpiabl idyuarl-
teilo, oils menn or in eitert tieinell
bon Den @pgen bin illlb Der geluor-
icnen Sootc itGnOe. n@oS lit Denn
loS?" irogte Der Eoli5iit, Der 6iterit
Dor Ser Sbilr eriGien. sd wll an
@orb!" rief Ger Seenanl. stint,
Sbr ioulen Siinmcl mo podt Elm
biSden nit an" CAN'T mari er Elm
GnOe Oes SaueS nnd) ben Sreppen-
Itllfen Dor Der Citation biniiber; ein
Toli6ilt ling es allf uno 500 Ben See.
barren hinein mo Dor beS Sergeunten
&rllt. &ier wllrOe er ieinen Srrtbum
balo gelpobr unb i~tellte iid oils einer
in einem SGiffsbuubof III Ebiiubel'
pbia itationirten &apitGn Namens
Senrp 8. Sbempion Dor. Gen
Yoli5eirid)ter porgeiiibrt, er5GbIte er,
er iei ollf einem fllr5en llrlalIb in
gteip Snpen getpeiel mo bobe oui oel
&iidreiie nod Ebiluoelpbio in Nem
Sort etmas getrunfen. 9luf ieir
Serlpredcr, iofort nod YbilaoeIpbic
5uriif5llfebren, mllrDe er ireigelaiien,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27

mcien mo Nubrirngsmittcl III Woni-
ion Elm 6l1ld)d)en belagtell mDroeri-
lden @oliers ienOen iinO oieles BON
DEM StaatsGemiter onolpiiren. IS
~iteltc iif bermls, Dab er aus Gitros
nen-Grtroft uuo Sol5sAltobol DEM
@ifte, Dllrd SaS fiir5lid) IN 9tem Oort
cine 9roBcre Nn5nbl &ullOeu elmer be.
ltimmlten @irtbiduft getootet morben
lit, befanO. G%ommiiiar Gmerp bat
WoBnabnlen getroffen, I'm Dem Ser.
foltf oes tobtlifen StoffeS in isis
coniin Elm Gnoe an MAIDEN. Grei
@rocers limo megen ieincS &eriflei.
bes 5u ie $50 perllrtbeilt nOroen.
Sic iino lGnnmtlid angeiebens @e.
id)Gitsleute ullO batten bas neuc
rSellermaiier" ~pertauft, pbne ieine
3lllammenlcblntg 5lt telrnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
WiGieau.

- Sn Ser i~iinIten reiormirten
Stride in @rano Gupi0S bot Elm
9etitesgelt0rter Munu groBe @erbee-
rlrleen angeriftet mo ebe err 1eltges
llolumen meroen fonlte, bate e. Drei
Eoli5iiten perleBt lrnO iuar lelblt IN
Den aopf geihoiien worOen. SSGbs
reno Der @ottesoienIt I'M @ange mar,
eIttitono I'M bintcren Sbeil Der Stride
ploBli6 EN- iilrd)terlid)er SGrm uno
man iab einen MIR IN llntertleiOer
getleioeten Mann, Der nit elmer 9lrt
ole 9ante, Sampen urlO Selllter 81
Sertriimmern begam. Gs entitnlO
cine wabre Yanit; bie Yoli5iIten
Sloter, Spring mo Steao erld)ienen
I'M Gltgenblif, ais Der Wann Die
groBe Srgel 81 5ertrilmmern be-
gam. AlS er Die Noli5ilten lab,
iprong er nif ole Srgel, brad Oltrd)
lulO Demolirte ibr inlereS Merf. 9llS
Slnter allf Die Srgel lprang, 5errte
Der Serrildte i'm 81 iiG binub uno
Is entltalIO 5Dild)en Den beloen elm
&ingeu. SprinQ mollte Dem Same
rrOeH 5u &ilie ellen mo crbielt einen
Mieb nit Der Hlrt. cine if)redlide
@lun0e i'm @eiiht uerurla6enO.
Gloter'S @ilicruie brodtcn Steoo sur
Stelle, aber oId) Cr erbielt einen
Sdlug nit ser 9Irt, 10 oaB CT be.
mlIBtluS BON Der Srgel l~tiir5tc. Mteb.
rere Yoli5iiten fumen mo ciner
%icllcrte mebrere Sd)iliic ub aui ole
MunO, IN ipeld)cr ser @eiitea9eit0rtc
Ole yrt belt. Cine Der &ll0clu
OrnnQ Dem Niom in Sen aopf mo
bnm mllrOe or nit MiiDe bcrulra0e.
ldnilt. &n Der Sail muroe e3 uotb.
lrcnoiA. i'm III hlOroiormiren, nm
i'm borurl 5lt pcrhin0crn, nod mchr
lluhcil nn}urid]tcu. SpGter murOe
cr ais &omea GoIotto iOentiii5irt mo
crmittclt, Dab cr iul Gclirium aus
lCiner M0bnuIg cuttOmmen mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
S6Wets.

rSn &lcinbaiel mllrOe cine
SAniselja9o a~bgebalten; Sr. Sbeo-
phil Slider : Sallauant marficrtc
oeu Studs. NlS er aui Dem Gan!
oalerboi mlBertulb Scr Sierburg
oem &opi 5~uriiduunotc, Inn 81 lebenL
oh Die @cieaid)uit lbln undJtomme,
ltieb er nit boiler @llbt gegen
einen Baum ut0 lnnt nit elmer
idyperen Sd)GOclirattlr beluubtloS
pom YierOe. Gin onweienOer slr5t
~leiltcte ole erite Nilie, eil meiterer
Nr5t mo eln 2rantennnacn lpurell
balo 5llr Stelle; ober ole SerleBumg
mar Oernrt, Dab feline Gr5tlide &umit
mebr etmua nls3uridten permobtc.
Sn ons Hripatlpital oeS Or. &0gler
pcrbrndjt. iturb er onielblt, o6le Oas
SeipllBtlein mieOer erlongt 81 baben.
- Ger ~15iGbrige @ottfrIeO Srad-
lel aus 6ermeltbul CScru) gIng leb'
tens aleiu IN eillen lteilen @arBlpdlo.
ga er nid)t 5uriidfebrte, murbe er &C.
ilid)t uno nit cinem SdGOci6rud
unO onberen idmercn @erlebnngen
olS 9eid)e ouigeilnoen. Ser ulte
Wdnn NOR al elner geTnDrilfcn
Sielle ubgeitiir5t; Der Zoo mnB raid
eingetretcn lein.
Sm sHli5erner 5aGeblott" Der
Gfientlid)t cine betiimmcrte @roB.
b1uerin iolgeuOe origincllc nSiiene
gitte an Die &atbSberren": Gas
critic Nal IN meinem Seben ldreibe
id) Jest IN cine 3eitung, aber 9totb
bridt giien. Sd mod)tc ole &atbs.
berren mo ole bobe Hegierung nriu.
geno bitten. Tie ioaen ooS Sago.Ea'
tent auf 100 Srancs erboben oDer
bic Mepiere einiiibrcn, oamit mein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
NepoIution iun Wnsn9.

Sidere 3eifen BON gmp0run9
unb erniten Storungen IN Sbrem
Spitem iino Herpoiitdt, S6lailoiig-
felt lnO Wagenbeihmeroen. Cleo
trio 9itterS miro ole llria6en idnell
beieitigen. Is perfebIt ME Den
Magen 81 Itarten Die Nieren mo
Gingelpeibe 5ll regilliren, Die 2eber
81 gr0Berer SbGtiafeit ar5ilregen ulb
bas glllt 5rr reinigen. @eidwGd)te
SpItelne iDeroen b%eion0ccs aeitdrtt
mo Die Sd)mer5en, BON Oenelt iolde
Sale gem0bnlid begleitet iinO, mers
ben idnea inns sriinolib entiernt.
electric 9itters foitet bios 80 Gents
lno bieie meroen 5ilriiderltottet, iaaS
Sic nid)t 5ufrieoengeitellt iinb. @as
runtirt bon Z. @. Gllete, I~potbeter,
656 Wain StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27

Mapor iein &eto ciule1tc. 9o5
Teto 'iuilrbe ie0od pom StaOtrotb
nit Der n0tbigen Wniorit0t ilber.
Itimmt rto nc o%nnpncirte fiir In.
gebote. 9hr lpllroe bon Hid)tcr so.
ltetcr elm Ginboltsbefebl erplrtt,
luelde Mopor rnO StaOtratb rmters
logt, eilten SuBboOen legen 81 .nIIen
lrn0 bierouf MN babeu 1iillf Der
Staotrdtbc relignirt. &abrlhelne
lid miro &eurnep bis 5llr nGd)Itert
Stabtipobl obne StaOtrotb iein, Oenn
bel Socan5en tunm 5rpar Der Wapor
Semlano e%rnenneil, Der aber bon Der
Mebrbeit oeS Councils beitGtigt mers
Oen muB. ga nm aber nud Hciig.
nation ser flint Wnnm ser Council
fein Quorum bat, fam gar 9,id)ts
getbou Deroen. SaB Oieler &u00el,
mlooel pielen 2ellten 9roBen Spnb
madt, lit fIdr. Die &eurnepiten er.
inneru an Ole Stilbbiirger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
Wiro ein er%btttertcr &f.

Giejenigen, meld)e ben Gmpieblrms
gen 5ltm @c6ralld)e bon Or. Sings
gtcm DISCOVERY iiir g~us5cbrlmg Cill
tulbc5 DIR ld)entenJ ipcrocn eilcn ers
tittertet &ompf nit ibren 2CiDen 5ll
beIteben babell, lucun Oielelben nidJt
ldpn friib5eitig eincn t0otlifcn Ser.
loui nebncu. &eiet mas z. u. 9eol(
bon Beat, 9tiil., 81 iogcn bat: o&eB.
ten SerbIt bate meme Satin ole
Symphonic bon SdWinoiud)t. Sic
gebrall6te 9r. Sings Nem Cisco.
Ocrp, nud)oem ollie on0crcu Wiittel
rebIgeldlagen moren. &br 3ultnn0
b~eliertc iid 5~uicbeubs unO nad Dem
Sebrolldc bon bier Sloid)cn mar lie
uolllt1noig furirt." 8nruntirt bon
Z. W. Huete, 656 Wtoin StroBe, 9u-
buQile, Soma. Erci3 80 Gents unn
Sl,O0. |robeiluldeu irci.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
Gu uN8IHG fontntt tcIteu
0uciu.

Naun tam oieieS poltStblmlite gSort Sabin
umdnoern: Gin ~eeipiiies llngIld tommt niemnlS
,auein!'" Sieies lluslud III leioer iebr bduiig.
iueroeu Die Wenideu g~eiunoer iein. Us
beitebt III Der &eithtslGubigteit tbOriHter aranteu
BON eincc @r3uei. baB lie i'd sIeidl bemert0ar
Made. Scldje ..Gr5ueten", uno oaS lit bas 8iuette
ungll6, iino aber gera0e bic. peld]e nidDts belien.
Tenn iie entbalten ltparle store. oalnit lie lene
tel belIcu uidlt uno idlaoen babel. oenH lie rei5eu
Die tranten aOrpertbeile nod. Sie tpirtlidleu
&r5neien iiuo oieienigen, tueldbe Die ent5iuoeteu
Wepebe beidnitigen uno babel oas Blut, Den
Gebensiait, erneuerll. iHoem lie site aus benz
iied]en Sorper entIer!en. Die beiien BON otelen
Nr5ne;en lteIlen aber Die berlbinten ct. Serneuro
arduterpilen Dor. luelcbe iAr % Gents III allen
apptbeten 81 BADEN, III aIeu 6Guen BON MageIs
uno Sebertrantbeiten heifeu oDne irgeno iuic benz
&brper 81 idaoen. 3enn re entbGlten feline
lddrlen Stote; mo oeSbalb braud}en ie audb
feline 3Iderulnpullut9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
Ohio.

Sn Sent trieb ieit geraumer
3eit Elm &uBbolO iein llnweicn, 10
baB junge 9amen ii6 81 iiirften be-
gannen, 9lben0S aQein iiber Die
StraBe 5u geben. Gin %junger, atble'
tii6 gebauter Wann bei6loB, benz
oSSSad TIE Sugger" bas Sanoperf 81
legen, unO er meibte feline Club
freunoe in ben Tlan Elm. Gr 5og
ii6 an Somtag als Game an unb
ging in 9eeleitung zines Der Srelrnoe
Die StraBe binauf bis in Der @egeno,
no Die lleberfdue ltattgeilnOen bat.
ten. Sort nabm Der Srellno lheins
bar bon Der Game" slbi6ieo, mos
bel er 5iemlid laut ia9te: SEQ, Oh
mirlt pobl feline Ingit baben, Den
Jteit oes @egeS aQein 81 ge6en."
&aum mar Der y9egleiter" binter ser
nddlten StraBensGde peri6lplm0en,
mo ifon Die anoeren SrcunOe IN Gr.
martlllg Der Siuge, Die Oh foinmelt
louten, ii6 periammelt buttcn, oils
ein junges. elegant gefleioeteS SEER.
den lid raid Ger Game" nGberte,
lie INN Die Siiite fnBte unO tiiBte.
SIN nGd)iten Iugenblif erbielt ser
&llBbolb einen nit &uuit ino %erpe
ousgefiibrten Sauiti6lag mioer bas
Slim, 10 Dob er, 10 lang er mar, bin.
ltilr5te. 9ie Sreunoe eilten berbei,
nnO i'm &riumpb wllroe .SSod tbe
Srgger" inter cine eleftrii6e Stras
Benlampe gebraht, no er inter Dem
Sallob Der Sreumoe oils Elm WitgIieo
DER %vbeiiercn @eielidnit" bon Sent
ertonnt iDutroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
Ccferrcihs uuDram.

- SoS traurige GnOe zines be-
gobten @pmnaiiaiten erregt IN g8iel
aQgemeineS Mitleio. Solei &ninin.
ger - 10 bieB er - mar Der l6jGb.
riac Sobn elmer arnlen @ittmc unS
bcren gon5er Stol5. Gr mar Sefun-
Daner mo megen ieiner Nllten Sort
i6ritte BON Ger 3oblnng Der Sdul'
gelbes beirelt. Nber audi aieioer
mo Stuoienmoterial wollte er id
BON Ieiner Wutter nid)t 5ablen lliier.
uno mGbrenb Der Stumbell, Die er
nidt IN DER Sdunle per6ringen ntlb.
tc, pcroingtc er iih i'lhit e. N3'N-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
Gin iGenseporo cues Yfero,

nel6es mie raieno bllrt Die StraBe
jnst uno Die SniaiIen berausidlels
bert uoer SllnOerte BON anoeren I'm
fduen ereignen iid ieben Sag. GS
ifeint oeSbolb ratbinm, itets cine 81.
perldiiiee Salbe 5ur SanO 81 buben
lutb es gibt feline ole 10 gut lit, mie
9udlen's grnita Salbe. granOs
ipunOen, Sdnittpunben, Gc5ema unb
SamorrboiOen perOen ihnea nmo
iider nit oieier Salbe gebeilt. %
Gents in &. ". Huete's gpotbefe,
656 Iain StraBe, Dubuque Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
Hebrasfa.

Gn aeornep aiebt'3 lett bell.
Ioien SpoB. 0ie StOOt iii obnc
Gtahtrntb, inOem iiinf Der odt HGthe
lire Heii9natiOn eiugereid)t Jubell.
lIrinde: &eglmg zines 6uBbooeua il,
Der S%toOtbaQe! Die &n0c miro
nGmlid ais Snn5iunl bcnuBt un0 per.
intellect, 6n Is Die ein5iAc poiienoc
Sale in Der Stu0t iiir iOld)cn 3ped
lit. &lm lit obcr Der 6liBbo0cn ieit
Ginger ,3cit iebr idledt geurrocn
mo DER Sta0trotb 6cidloB, einen
n'lren az lcnei. lpoNeucI abet Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
Gin foitipieItger SrrtbWns.

Srrtbiimer iino 5llpeilen iebr foit.
ipielig llno miiiien mand)mal nit
Dem 2eben beSablt meroeu. @ber
Sic lperoen feinen Srrtbum begeben,
wcnn Sic Or. Sings Nem size 9tls
gegen Spspepiio, SdwinoelanfGIle,
&opfld)fncr5en, 2eber. nuO ltnter.
letbsleiOen gebrallheu. Sic Dirfcn
milbe, ober griinolih. % Gents IN
Z. @. Huete's Mpotbefe, SOC WiaiIa
StraBe, Dubuque, Solpu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
@iScOuNu.

9lui ole Na6riGt bin. oAB in
elmer Srtidnit OeS norOlideH &Si9.
coniiu cine nelle 9lrt o6euermuiler"
pcrfmlit piirOe mo ciu MonH iniolNe
oes @emliieS Oeaielbcu 0eltorbeu lci.
lick iid ser Gorrr'''S" 81" WclfcrC.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
Nenes QeiSen.

Game: uWtid pcinist idredIider
aopldmer5!"
Eoftor: oHadoem Sic oen gon5en
Soa nit eem Mutomobil illbren, lit
eS be9rciflid, Sic babcn etmas
Sen3in.S lllen5u."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
Chicago Great Western Railway.
In Effect Jan. 3, 1904.
Station

The 9:05 a. m. Chicago Special
No. G., is the best and fastest train to
Chicago. 1t has free reclining chair
cars and Buffet Pullman parlor cars.
and arrives in Chicago at 1:40 d. m,
in time for all eastern connections.
The 1915 p. m. train for st. Paul, the
Great Western Limited" is a splen.
did train of new compartment and
standard Pullman ~sleepers and free
chair cars. Through cars and sleep.
ers in all directions. For information
of any kind call at city ticket office.
E. 3. Ross, City Ticket Agent.
Depot, foot of Eighth street. City
Ticket Office, 695> Main street. Tele-
phone 1913; new, 975.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
MbcinpropimS

- Gin b0dlt bebauerlld)er llnial
ercigncic iid] nm -. Hopcmbcr III
IalScm. Gin junDcr Mnm mnr oui
Dem @glboOcn beidGitigt mo
rutldtc ans. nobel ibm cin jnln Hi.
pien bes &eues Oienenoer Soften boil.
- g. = SIN onih N'rn cNnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-19
Marriag e Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Charles Banks and Lizzie Hall.
William r. MacgiH and Mary A. Yerkes.
]. Stanislaus Murray and Fannie E. Tats-
paugh
William P Friedman of Anacostia, D. c.,
and Rosa fudge of Silver HILL Md.
Richard Singrey and Lulu P. Carter, both
of Richmond. Va.
Henry Howell and Susie NJ Best, both of
Baltimore, Md.
John A. Taft and Nettie Hughes.
Royden K Whitford and Julia r. Austin.
Louis H. Walsh and Dollie A. Grinder.
Charles Lnkins and Eloise B. Kaiser.
George L. Chandler and Susie E. Award.
George H. Luckel of this city and Flea
nora Garrett of Twining City. ID. c.
VIM. F. Signor of this city and Ruth NJ.
Tucker of Charles county, Nd.
Vivian Thomas of Spottsylvania county,
Va. and Minnie Houston of Caroline
county. Va
Henry Matthews and Matte Walker.
Baxter B. Phillips of Amelia county, Va,
and Lillian E. Ford of Dinwfddie county,
Va.
renee.
J. William Price and Frances s. rec
william F. Elliott and Florence A. Will
son.
Charles A. Nylen of Chicago, Ill, and
Lucy Horner of Woodbridge, Va.
Alexander Lnesay of Brandon, Va, and
Mary e. Harrison of Prince George county,
Va.
Harry L. Selby and Lille Simms.
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ANTI-sALooN LEAGUE WORK.
Appeal for United Effort by Affiliated
Bodies.

The exercises of the Anti-Saloon League
revival last night were opened with an or
gan recital by DIR. Bischoff and a choir of
fifty voices. The meeting was held at the
First Congregational Church. There is con-
tinued interest manifested in this ninth an
nual anti-saloon revival of the District the
spirited appeals of the Nebraska orator,
the Rev. A. j. Wheeler, on the duty of the
churches and the ministers of the gospel of
all denominations arousing enthusiasm.
The singing of Miss Updegraff was heartily
encored
The Rev. DIR. Wheeler explained how to
win He claimed that the financial end of
the liquor traffic was the wrong end, TO be-
gin with, humanity standing first in the
scheme of mankind. He gave three propo-
sitions for the death of the saloon" as
follows: Have we a work to mnd?"
Have we a mind to work?' "Will We mind
our work ~
The ethics of the saloon today, he said.
drag manhood down to ruin. "One man,
Noah saved the race from destruction:
one man, Moses. led the people out of dis
tress union of leading men will win the
anti-saloon fight in the end
DR.. Wheeler urged the affiliated bodies to
unite in the work for Christ and humanity.
The stereoDticon views were on the line
of DR.. Wheeler's lecture, illustrating his re-
marks.
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Jane A. Egland. "A years. 62s i street
southwest. colored
Martha Ennis. 1 year. st. AIMS Infant
Asylum white.
Charles Hail. 50 years, $500 Brightwood
avenue, colored.
Estelle V. Hall. months, 637 h street
southwest, white.
Caroline Johnson, 80 years, 81 G street
northwest colored.
Silas johnson, 10 years, 1872 23d street
northwest, colored.
Martha Lucas. 1 year, 62I New Hamp-
shire avenue colored
Virginia Marbury. 30 years. Providence
Hospital. white.
Frank Matthews 60 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital colored
James Mears, years. 1907 North Caro-
INA avenue southeast. white.
Percy Norman, years, Children's Hos
pital. colored
Genevieve B. McCullah, 80 years, Elias
ton Terrace, white.
Alice NJ Proctor, twenty-five years,
George Washington University Hospital,
white.
Roselyn Ross. II years, s04 G street
southwest, white.
Virginia E Sansbury. / year. Giesboro'.
white
Annie Smart "a years George Washing
ton University Hospital. white
James p. Ward. Government Hospital for
the Insane. white
Mamie Ward. 10 years, George Washing
ton University Hospital. white
Miey Zachary, % years. I449 C street
southwest, white.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
OF MISS TUTHILL AND
DIR. COPELAND.
Other Interesting Ceremonies Last
Night-Personal Notes
Home-Comings.

Few prettier weddings have marked the
fall season than that last night at the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church. when
the pastor, Rev. Albert Evans. performed
the marriage ceremony for Miss Anna
Frances Tuthill and DR.. Edgar P. Cope
land. The church was profusely decorated
with autumn leaves, palms, smilax and
white chrysanthemums. The ushers who
seated the large gathering of relatives and
friends were Messrs. Arthur. Alfred and
Theron Copeland, brothers of the groom;
Dr. Lewis Riggles DR.. Charles Beall and
Melvin Benjamin. The young and pretty
bride was escorted to the platform by her
father Mr. Charles H. Tuthill. and was at
tended by her sister Mrs. Frank B. Jaqua
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Western Post Supplies From Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 19.-Quarter-
master Major Deyol has received instruc-
tons from Washington that hereafter San
Francisco will be the point from which all
western posts will receive their supplies.
According to the orders sent out by the
department, all other depots in the western
third of the United States are to be abol-
ished and the 5000 troops now located in
western United States, Alaska and the Phil
ippines are to be cared for by one station
in this city.
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Merits a Wide Circulation.

Rev. Samuel H. Greene, DID,, Calvary
Baptist Church, this city, says: II have
read The Yoke with genuine and increas-
Ing interest to the close. It is, in my judg
ment, a decided contribution to the literature
Of the present day. In plot, execution and
spirit 1t commends itself to thoughtful read
ers and merits wide circulation"
Look Tor the opening chapters of THE
Yoke In next Saturdays Star.
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DR.. Miles Heart Cure

viii give your heart strength and vitality to over
come Dizziness, Palpitation. Short Breath, Faint
Spells. Pains In Heart and Side and all other
Heart aches and difficulties.
my heart would ache and palpitate terribly, and
at times could hardly breathe. DIR. Miles Heart
Cure has restored me to perfect health, and am
very grateful MISS EMMA J. BARTON,
No. / Sill st., WATERFOWL, N. Y.
The first bottle win benefit, II not, the druggist
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health office for the twenty-four hours
ended atnoon today:
Harriet Brown. IS years. 800 9Th street
northeast colored.
northeast, colored
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of Portland, Ind, as matron of honor. Mr..
Charles w. Holmes, assistant treasurer of
the George Washington University, was
best man. The bride was charmingly
dressed in white crepe de chine, trimmed
with lace and appliqued crepe flowers. Her
veil was caught with orchids and her bou-
quet. in shower form, was of violets.
Mrs. Jaqua was in ulue crepe de chine,
blue Victoria veil and a blue plume and
carried a cluster of American Beauty roses.
After the ceremony the relatives and
bridal party drove to the residence of the
brides parents. where an animated recep-
ton was held for several hours. The house
was decorated with American Beauty,
bride and bridesmaid roses, with trailing
vines and foliage plants.
DR. and Mrs Copeland have gone on
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Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Knapp of Fort
saratoga. ID. c.. are visiting relatives In
indiana, and will also visit the ST. Louis
exposition before returning
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An interesting wedding took place today
at ! O'Clock at the residence of the bride,
lleS nth street northwest, when Miss Daisy
y. Sterne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
F. Sterne, and Mr. Harold j. Brummelkamp
were quietly married. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. F. j. Prettyman, pastor
of the Mount Vernon Place NJ. E Church.
in the presence of the immediate relatives,
of the contracting parties After trip
north Mr.. and Mrs. Brummelkamp will re-
side at the Cameron
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Patterson after an
extended visit to relatives in Illinois and
the worlds fair. have returned to their
suburban home, Fair View, Langdon