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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
9nbuqut Suwa, 9euaal 6en rs. Snli 1904.

tant Der yImalgonoteo Meat Gut
ters & Builders 9Sorfnlen" pon
Horo-glmerifo; bieie bei6en iollen
bann ons brittle Mitglieb eriuGblen.
Sie bciNen Grltgcnnulten iollen lib
irrerbolb As Sfmoen rod) sSieoer-
oliillabmc Gcr 9trbeit perIonlmein
unb iollen 6as brittle 0titglieb errpub.
len mo Iicb Damn jcoen Gag periunI.
nlelu. bis Die enogiiltige Gntidei-
fula gctroffen morben lit oiisge-
nlnlaicn lie uertageu iid nit olllei-
tiger 3iiitinmllng. SSrgenO eil
friiberer sfn9eltellter, Ser innerbnlb
45 Sagcn na6 gSieberallfnubme Der
llrbcii niht orgeiteQt lit, ioa oaS
9fec)t Gaben, ieinen tSoll 5ur slrbitrn-
tion Sii iirter6reiten inO Die gntidei
hl1lg bes SdieGsgeridtes iua eno.
giiltig ieiu. 8e5eihnet: Sbomas 5.
Gonnors. Sbomos &. @ilion. G0.
mor0 Siloen Gonlite ser SGlobt-
tallsbcIibcr. 8utgebciben bon Dem
Goniite Der yglnalgomateo Wcut
Cutters & &uthers @orfmen" bon
9torb-simeritn: 20. :. 9oultellp,
sSilliam M. Sterlin9, Sobu Slcerih,
ShonlaS s. GiOb."
Ids llebereiufommen lpllroe bon
oei nohiol1enb gennnnten Shludts
bnusbeiibcrn gutgcbeiBen iunb inter
5cidnet:
slrmour & 60, our6 slrtbur
Wieefer.
Aclion. aiorris & 60, burd 60.
marc Worris.
Sdrarjihilb < Sul5berger, blrrb
5. e Wourer.
Smiit & go, o,lrd) g. i. Sipiit.
9totionol Eading Company, our6
:. 81. Spnlan.
Grbnbn Euding 60, ourcb &. q.
6uonhp.
Yibbp, @ic9teiI & 9ibbp, bllrd Go
WarS SilOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26

5erItort pproen uno ser Shaoen be.
lGuft lid auf etfpa 100000, bon
oem MIR elm Sbeil periiGert lit. Die
6obrit lit crit ieit einen Sabre fertia
geitellt nnb i'm 9etrieb. Sic beoetf.
bier Mfer ilno beltebt aus elmer so.
belniible, einem ilngebeuren Sola
lhnppen, brci eroBen Srodenofer,
cillem Stallbballie uno eineln &eiielt
bauie. SreibuIlberttalieno SUB SIT.
geridteten Sol5es in Dem Sduppen
nno 10000 Sub inbearbeitetes
Sol5 perbralnten. Man gIaubt.
oa6 oas Seuer ourd granbitiftilng
entitanOen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Bier innge 3entc crtrmnfem.

&anias Gitp, Mo., II. sSuli.
Setter Soonea, &ate Galpert llnt
U. II. Soilie aus 9anias Gitp unS
elmer 6. Glilo alls Chicago ertran.
fen aeIteru glbeno i'm 9lue Hiper bel
SheffielO, elmer Soritaot bon 3anlas
Gitp. Sie fleine 8eleQIdaft bon
bier Eerlonen batte fritz am slberti
in Sbeffielo elm Boot genonmen uni
rrOerte in beiterIter Stirnnulng oct
Strom binnb. Sellte Morgen fanh
man oas Boot gefentert lmo IpGter
aln Gage Die bier 2eihen. Iie
Spfer rparen lmlter illnae 2elte. Oa
9tienianO Den ltnfaa nit aniab, ia.
ben Die Terilngliiften bos @ebeilnnib
Der llriobe ibres llntergangs nit iG
Dos @rab genommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
'oereros iollcm nit $oiilic Der Smre,l
nntcroriift mcrScn.
y erliu. IS. Ssuli.

Serlln IS. Suli.
SdS pergeblid)e Senliiben, Sen
Slll1ltono Der Sereros aQcin nit oen
ans Gelitibfano uof) Geutlh SiiO-
ipcllofrlfa geIanoten Srllppen al
lnterorilden, bat Die Gegierllna rer.
anlaBt, bel Sefarnpfllng ser IeGelleu
ote Netbooen oes iiio afrifaniihen
0uerillafriegeS sur slnhpeilouna Al,
brIngen. @ie bie .2eip5iger NelleIten
Nohritten" melOen, bat iid) oie Ge-
glerllllg al oielem 3fpede NIT Dem
fruberen Wnren General Warit in
Serblnoiltg aeleet, lmO bieier bot
lIb, elner an ibn ergongenen Ginla-
Dung Solge gebeno. bereit erfIdrt Die
I'M Snrellfriege geianmelten Grfab.
rlngen IN Geitl6 SiiopcItofrifa
gelcn Die Sereros 5r pertpertben. lin
dc cine erfolgreide Gunpogne II.
hcbcm O'abe bebiroeruben Srons.
pnrtlhlpierigfeiten 5u iibernin0en,
bot General Qtarib mlf Seitelluna
Der Heeierllng 20 Sreffipaaen onae.
'crtigt lmb lit nit Dieier Golonne,
he uon 200 aaffern begleitet lit, be-
reltS IN Spntopnlllno ein0etroi.en.
SSn Der perlonlihen gegleitlmg Des
Srrengenerals beiinOen ii6 5ebn iet-
ner erfabrcnIten &unpfgenoiien aus
Dem SllrcnielbSlae. Neneral Ma.
rit bnt lih auBerbem bereit erflGrt,
unf SSilnld, Der beutiden &e1ierilna
800 Turen nad) Selltid- iiomelt-
aIrifa 5u beorbern llno nit 0ieicn &c.
gen Ole rebelliiden Sereros cine
Ganpogne nod @urenort 5u begin-
len. Gs tunn pobl feinem 3peifel
lu1terliegcn, boB Die oeitlhen Srllp-
pen feline beiieren &fgenoIIen ais
ole Buren, befommen fonnten, 9fiins
uer, 0cren slusoouer imgrtraaen bon
Strupo5cn ebenlo grob lit mie ibr
perlonlidIer lfutb, llno benen oie
GrilnolidItc Grfobrltng in Ser Se-
tGmpiilug Ser binterliItigen Gingebo.
rcnen 5llr Seite itebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Sofio, %. ssuli.

General &urofi nnbm uno be.
iebte um 10. Suli nod bortcm Sam.
pie Stiaptlng aiaotrng mar bon
Den 9illi'en itorf beicitigt. beionberS
am Sidi Sluiic (norb-reitlid pom
Mtoctien Eoiie uno oItli6 bon sln-
piua). Gie 9inlicn mebrten ii1
belCenhaft uEo pcrlcrcn ilber 1000
Nann. ole Soponcr gcgen 40 Soo!e
!mo &erlplinbete. Sas 8efeGt bc.
gonn om rs. Slli friib, nm iueldc
3eit ailrofi oen Seinb am Sid,i-
,Sllliie anarifi, ser iid norSmirts
5uriif5u5iehen iGien. Eloblid] bras
fcn 5luei rlliiiihc @ntoillone nit a6t
GeIdiiten Dor lnO iebten Der jnpaul.
ldIen &orbut beitig 5u, Die bicrbci
lduere Scrlllite botte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Tcntid)lano Don elmer Galamitat
bcoroGt.
g crIin 20. Nuli

~ u, ~. otltll.
S>u Solae bes leidten &eaenfoQeS
in Oiciem CONNER lit Der gSoiier-
itnnb in ullen Sliiilen elm iebr nieori.
ger. SSn Der @lbe ilno Soole lit Ger
@aiierltano ieit 1911 niht ein 10
nieoriger gepelen. SSn Samburg
lit Der SfiIisperfebr nod Der oberall
Gl6e gGn5lih eingeltellt lporhen nno
in ben &oblenbofen an Ser 9iubr ia.
ben iidl groBe MaIien 3oblen onge-
iammelt SSn S6lelien limo iniolge
Der Srofcnbcit piele tSGrbcreien uno
,Sobrifen negen @oiiermongels ge.
lhlolien morSen. Seit ruebrercn
Dtonnten lit faIt oar feiu 9iegen
gefnIlen llno Die onoauerube Sroden.
belt brobt III cine &olamitGt aus5u.
arten.
Vie Siirre bot oltd) onbeupeiti1
| idipere pirtbId)oftlide S6dben I'M
8efolQe, namentlid i'm nor0li6ell
GentldlnnO, iuo Der groBte Sbeil Der
Snlntiriidte, &artoiieln umb eSiittcr-
riiben our6 Gle Site 5u 8rllnoe ge-
gangen lit. Tie slusblife IN Ole
3mfunft limo GrBerlt bitter, ioipeit
Ole 2onomirtbihaft in %etrnbt
fomnt. sSutteruotb ,mo @aiier-
mangel lteben alsid) br6uenoen @e.
ipenItern Dor Ger Sd)lpellc oes 9ano-
pirtbs uno oroben Die SSriicbte leineS
SleiBes 81 pernihten uno i'm NIT
talIicno slnOeren Dem groBten Gleno
preiS5ugeben.
slber Dontit lit bas llngliif nod
nidt erid)opft. @roBeres llu6eil
lauert ouf Die Seiuobner Der 10 i6per
beimgeIuhten Sarbestbeile. Sellden
llnb &ronfbeiten aller glrt, Die III.
allsbleiblifen @egleiteribeinungeil
elmer lang anbaltenoen Srodenbeit,
mahcn oas gleno mod fllrhtborer.
Die 2eioen Ser Sdweraepriiiten nod
briifenoer als lie obneoies id9on
paren. Sn Sdwientohloluib, Sber.
iGleiien, ioiuie in gtculano bel 9teiiie,
lit Der Sppbus alls9ebrohen, nno ole
@eboroen bieten slleS aui, Inn ser
slusbreitltne Der Seufe Salt 5lt ge-
bieten.
Sn ser NGbe bon. Ssnabriid ipii.
tbete cin fiir6terli6er gSalobrano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
glhtjGgrigcr &nabc erld)icft bciul
Spiclcm icincn Oicrjabrigcn
SrnScr.
Sadiou. Sin. II. "a

goiraro Gor, Ser Sjobrige Sob,
bon .. 3. Cor, Scr Dor 5ipei Sabren
ernoroet puroe, erifoB beilte oilrd)
Snfall ieinen bier Sabre alten 9rrl-
Ger Com. Die &ilgel brang in ben
aopf ein. @oiparo ipielte nit einem
alten 8etpebr, oos ieinen Soter ae-
bort bate uno felt Oeilen Sobe nicbt
benlbt lpor0en lpar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
TbinelnnScr, Nis., pum cincr ncrbee.
reuben Sencrsbrnmit bcim.
gcindlt.

81 + ineIanber. @is., 10. SSllli.
Seute gcgen slbeno ipuroen bier
hurdl cine fitrhtbare SeilersbrilnIt
OreiBig @obnbGliicr rnebrere eroBe
S1ol5bofe rno cine Sagenliible ser.
tort. SSn Solge oes berrIfenoen
Itarfen @inoes ent5og ii6 Ger YranO
Der Gontrolle Der Seuerlpebr unb Die
gan5c Staot lab iid ibon nit Dem
ltntergang beorobt, oils ser @ino
gliidliter SSeiic ploslid) ilmiprang.
Ser angcri6tete Shoben miro auf
$15O,000 berefnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Siuci Weamer erihoiIen.

q @rongeoille, Soobo, %. ssrlf.
Ter Wtinenarbeiter Nuoolpb g9ct.
ter, ipelder nit onoeren 9eralellten
IN Streit Gerotben ipar, n1bcrte lid
Dem %Iodhoule, in pelhem ib 6 9.
Hon9 illlo Chris. Wtale beianoen ,lno
erld)cB @eioe. &ong's IA Sabre
alter Scbn mnrhe nurcb cine seuacI
om Vein periulrSet rettete lid aber
ourb Die Sludt. @eitcr mlr0e Der.
GaItef, iueiaert lid ober, ieinc SanS-
hung oI crflGren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Sd,rcflidJc ylmttbat ans GiicrIndlt.

Ges u Dimes, Soipo, 10. Suli.
@eitcrn 9tahmittaa erlcbob Soliif
9lnoerion, ein reiher Sarmler, mel.
der iit 5itr Sitbe. aeiebt botte. IN
Sinn Grope, Sueno Gilta Gonntp, in
@eaemuart elmer Sohter ieiuc ,Srau
mo iaate ii1 Damn iel6lt cine &ilgel
IN Den aopi slnoerlon NOR pobn.
Iinnig eiieriiichtig ouf ieine ,srolt,
nelde iGn DOR einigcn Sagen perlnl.
len batte. SSbre @eioer,mg snriif.
Sntebren, batte Ole @luttbot CUR
SolgI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Gcrarrmer in Gliai, bpn einem pcr.
Bccrenocn Sturmc 6cimgeindJt.

y ~ Il ' NNtttl.
Ger %ogeiellprt @eraromer i'm
GllaB lit pon einem furdtbaren TN
metter beimaellicht morben. 0aliel6e
bat niht MIR erbebli6en Sdaoen on
@cb0ileen, 8arten- nnb Seloiriidtell
rerllriadt, ionbern es iino aud bier
bliibenbe sgienihenleben pernibtei
mor0en. Gin glib traf oas sln-
neien eine5 2anotpirtbs, Ser ii6 nit
leiner sSrau nno 5mei &iubern i'm
Saule befano. ilno aae Gier fpliroen
getootet. Sie 9tadbarn boten 5lpur
alleS Wioglihe aiif, nm oen @erun.
glilften su belien, aiid) Ir5tli6er
gclltano wuroe mper5iiglib berbei-
gebolt, Ood mar bas 2eben ser bonn
9lit @etroiienen bereits entiloben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
SoStlide 0sinSid)ait.
Beorio, SsQ., Is. Suli.

Siuiifen 8illiom sSreeman lmS
Sanutel Sloter, ieinem S6mager,
fano geitern slbenb sur ipGten
Stunbe elm ibredliher 8ampi ltatt,
oeiien Solgen wabrideinlid, fin
9eioe perbdngniBuol iein werSen.
8reenlon lnb ieine sSrau batten lid,
aetrenlt. umb alS Die 9ebtere mil
ibrem SruOer eineu Spo5ierganQ
mahte, iprong Treenan plotIi6 auS
cinem Sintcrbalt berpor lnb iaete
lcinem Sdmager cine aueel in beu
llnterleib. Srot ieiner i6mereu
Serletllng mari iib Slater aui Sree.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Streif bon yieuem amsssbroden.
9icagp, SQ., %. ,Snii.

Y gtcd q ., >iu., ~. Jiiit.
Ter Streif III Den Sd)ladDth1fcn
1T III GbiraNu nnb aaen nnbcrcm
StGcteu Uicoer crfldrt uprOcn. 9lls
tyrnmo iuiro amgCacbcn, oah Die
Endcr SaS tiir5lid) abgcidluiicne
llcbcreinfummcn uerlcft babem.
Eraiincnt Sunncllp hat en- aac
Mmgcitelltcn Scr ptrid,icoenen
SfladltilGrirr, sic ppn bcm Strcif
bctroffcn iuurOen maren, iu!genoe
Scpcidc acitJift:
o2lac Srpartemcnts acbcn iuieScr
an Scn Strcif. Sic Wcicllidjaitcu
Gaben bas llebcrcinfummcn rcrlcbt.
VI d)Gcl SpnncllN
ErGiiOemt Der Sntcrnetioualcn Mcs-
scr.llnium."
Gbicaao, HQ, %. Suli.
Sellte nlelhetell lid 5000 SSlcilG-
bauer III oen Shlc6tbGuieru 5ur 9ir-
heit. ober MIR hie SGlite murhe ein-
eeltellt. Garnnibin perlieGen lie
idinmtlitG Die 9r5citspltibe ino be-
iihteten on Die llnicn.
G'lei6 oorutf tam sic Geuerut.
Sroar 5nr Sortieting oes Streifs.
Sic eigeutlidle llriacbe Ger @rs
nellerilrg SeS &r;d)eS liegt inoelien
III einem Hnioihreiben, in Nenn oie
Gncter oc!n publifnm orideineuo
iiber ooS obociAllliene llebereinfon.
men sln&flnft Geben. gtudb ibrer
Corleilluln buhen iih Die Yader liht
5ur @ieocranitclllulg Ger Streifer
perpflidtct. mobremo 6ie Streiffii6s
rer bebol,ptcn. OaB bns lle6ereinfom.
men 9etrpffen mornen mar. idmut-
.ihe Streifer binnen 10 Sa0cn pic-
Der un5llltellel.
Sem lllmmnrilden Scrfnhren ser
,Silhrer i'll Scr MicNeralfnobmc oeS
StreifS lit ebenio ifnell Sic stili-
nnbme Der Observation-Disclosures
aeiolgt; helltc Nohnlittog ioro i'm
Surenn bon glrmour & Company
einc aemeinid)nitlihe Sibllng ser
Eader imb Sireitiiibrer itott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Safer uerimdDte Den Sobn sm rctten
uno beiSc crtranfcm.

Ses % ines, Soma, 90. ssllli.
Ter anDeiebene bieiige 9onfier s.
6. Spencer rmb iein Sobn Glorfe
8. Spenter ertranfen belite slbeno i'm
9lbcr 2ofe bel @rinnea. Sic iparen
in ibrem @oote ausgefabreu, wobei
Glorfe Spenccr in ooS @alier ficl
liib iein Sater nadiprang, Inn i'm
Ell retten. Yeibe ,lfipanmen nod)
oem llfer Sil nno Serr Spencer batte
oosielbe idon erreibt, er febrte uber
5uriif, nlS iein Sobn nidt iolgen
fonnte lmo beioe ertranfen penige
SUB bonn llfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
@crbansnifuuller &ulfcnbrmd.
g G 10 Norf. is. SSuIi

9t 10 = y TO. NSIIIT.
SSn eirem @olfenbrlid,, Der lidb am
Sanlstug IN &alparaiio in Chile 5u.
trug, pie Der ySerolo" meloet, Iino
leben sSrailen rmgefonttnen, Die in
ibren SGiilern ertranfen. Sunberte
bon 8ohn- un0 8eld)ditsbdulern
iinO ii6eridhuemmt moroen; pielf
orne sSanlilien baben MIR bas nadtt
Se6en gerettet. Sepeibeit aus bent
Siiocn berihten bon groBen lteber-
flltbllngcn rmO seritorten Giien.
bnbnbriiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Grtrnnfcn.
: lie 0, 8, II. :

Ic0o, ., Il. Sltli.
Senrp S)etter mo lein 10 Sabre
alter So1n gIrtbur ertranfen beuta
in DEM &anal bel 8rano 9iapioS,
Ohio. Ser anube nlrbe beim 9a-
oen uon 4riinpien befallen rno ser
Sater lprang in Ons @alier, nm ibn
81 rettcn Setterer bot einen Sort
iil6, Ger i'm oernoBen binoerte, ou6
CT iuliGbig mor, ieine Selpe9ungen 81
controlliren, nlo 9eioe ertroufen.
Sie Seide 0es &aters lpliroe heillobe
cine Wieile unterbolb ser llngliifS.
ltGtte geilmben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26

mon ilno beriebte ibm cine In3obl
MellerltI6e. Seioe mnroen ip1ter
IN belnnllngsluiem 3ultonoe oufae.
popell uno nad Dem Soipital ge.
bralbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Ter 8alaen.

EittsburG Ya., 81. Suli.
9t:1cloS @la5ner, iuelher feline
@eliebte Morearetb Saa eriboB,
wurSe be,lte bier gebGnat. Gr rpei.
gerte lid, einen goppfaten an5lme5-
men ilnb erflGrte olf Dem 3eusen-
itano, bab er unihrloig lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
sSuSianiidlcr Wt6rSer.

slrbinse, s. Z, %. ssiili.
Ger Gbifaiaip Snbianer Moies
Eeitigrelp imo Der gteger @olter Hi-
6aroion mlrben heite IN Sieb
Sprines eri6ciien. Wfon bGlt einen
Snbianer Mamens @roipu fir oen
Moroer. 9erielbe lit eeiloben ,mo
bat nod ni&t nerbaitet wcrocll
fSnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
Siampf S.uiIhen Wcrifanerm umS
Snbiancrn.
Sucion, 9lrisonn, 90. &,

~ W NJ t'OVIIV8f ~. WITT.
Capt. &nllo 8ome5 ino 5tpei Com.
pooniel regelmGBiger meritoniitcr
Srllppen iiieben bel Gas @uimos,
Werlco, ouf cine slbtbeihmg Snoia.
ner ipeIdc einen @ngen5ug oes
slmcrifancrs sllbert yobinion angc-
lal!cn hatten ln0 5it beraubem per-
Ilidtcn. sSiinf pom ben HothbGuteit
'pitroen auf Ser SteQe get0Otet nnO
5ipon5ig Scfangen genomnlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-26
1ruffcmcr.

Wt n erp, gllu, II. Suli.
Sic sllabama Siift 6looring Com.
pany lit beute pollitGnOig bur1 Seuer
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25

never owned horse since those his ia
Their gave him soon after he left college
were sold about the time of Senator
Hearst's death. He is a very capable
chauffeur. and enjoys autcmobiling as
= diversion, but he has never taken part
In Z speed contest, and considers con-
tests OF that kind to be dangerous and
foolish.
Throughout the last national cam
paign he was especially active. He or
ganixed q series of monster meetings,
the most notable Of which was the JEFF
ferson meeting at Madison Square Gar
den in New York-which was. with one
exception, the largest political gathering
ever held in the United States. The only
occasion on which the attendance ut the
garden was exceeded was on October
n. 1902. when Mr.. Hearst, as president
Of the National Association Of Demo
cratic clubs, arranged rally in the in
terests Of the congressional candidates
from New York.
The first party nomination he ever &C.
cepted was for congress from the Elev-
enth district Of New York. He debated
the question Of accepting this for some
time, but finally decided that as q menu
Der Of the national legislature he could
accomplish even more than as q private
citizen, and allowed his name to 90 be-
fore the people. He received 72 per
cent. Of the total vote cast In the dis
trict. record never before approached
IN any district even in democratic New
York
Several hundred newspapers and
many prominent democrats have de-
clared for him for president. More than
. hundred of volunteer clubs have al
ready been formed. and their sole pur-
pose is to elevate Mr. Hearst to the presi-
tlency.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25

William Randolph Hearst is now In
his fortieth year.
He is a tall, broad-shouldered man.
deep-chested and in perfect health, the
consequence of naturally fine consti-
tuition, an athletic youth and temperate
manhood.
He was born in San Francisco and is
the only child of the late United States
Senator George Hearst ard Mrs. Phoebe
A. Hearst On both sides he comes OF
old Virginia stock and his ancestors mi
grated from the Old Dominion shortly
after the revolutionary war to MISSOURI
where his grandfather, William G.
Hearst, was a trapper and farmer and
pioneer early in the century.
His father went to California with the
gold seekers in lS49 and up to the time
of his death was a man of peculiar pow
er and influence on the PACING coast.
His son attended the public schools IN
San Francisco and then went to Har-
ward college.
In religion he follows the faith OF his
forbears, having been baptized in the
Episcopal church. He was united In
marriage April %. 1903. with Millicent
Wilson at Grace church, New York, by
Bishop Potter, who has been his friend
from boyhood.
He risked his life on the firing line in
the Spanish war before Santiago. He
equipped his private yacht as a cruiser
and presented her to the government.
accepting an ensign's commission in
the navy, so that his person as well as
his boat was at the nations service. He
was in the thick of battle when the de-
struction Of Admiral Cervera's fleet
sounded the end of the Spanish war. and
with his own hands effected the capture
OF q dozen or more prisoners and turned
them over to the commander Of the
United States forces.
He has never since owned q yacht.
does not keep . stable. and, in fact, has
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25
Hussed b. Bear en street.

There are early risers in Holidays
burg, Pa. Edward r. Dobbins. assist
ant postmaster. was on his way to the
post once at i've o'clock in the morn
ing. when he saw before him In the
street what, in the dark, he thought tc
be man. The stranger approached
him, and proved to be a bear. The an
tmal placed its paws on his shoulders
and threw him to the ground. Dobbins
scrambled to his feet, and had another
tussle with the bear, and this time Dob
bins downed his opponent Then the
mans revolver was brought into play.
and the brute led
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25
Unique Masonic Gatherins.

There was unique masonic gathering
In London recently when viscount Hay
ashi, japanese minister to London, was
installed ~ worshipful master OF the
Empire lodge Of 40 members. The
grand lodge members were witnesses to
the ceremony, and visitors from . dis
lance included the past grand master Of
the state Of New York. who sat on the
immediate right Of Hayashi and who ini-
tiated Pres. dent Roosevelt into the craft.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25
BOY DESERVES CHANCE.
s,eretary Of the Treasury Thinks tbs
American Lad II Not Gettin0
Fair Treatment.

Leslie M. Shaw, secretary OF the treas
ury. who Gov. Cummins. Of Iowa. said
was the best stump speaker in the Unit
ed States, sounded q strong minor &c
President Roosevelt's race suicide tneo-
~ the other day. Boys" was the suo-
ject Of an address at meeting for wo-
men under the auspices of the Washing
ton Y. M. C. A., In which he said:
There is no place for the boy.
Mr.. Shaw also said. among other
things:
Il think that most Of US that have
been boys and those of us that have
watched the boy will have found and
recognized that he is. all things consid-
cred, the most valuable thing on this
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Treatment for TIE Boys)
earth. The boy is worth more than any
other creature that treads the earth, yet,
more than any other being in the world.
think there is less place for him.
Nov, don't misunderstood me he il
less welcome anywhere than others
there are less kind words for him than
for anybody else. am not saying that
the lad measures up to the standard OF
the girls life. I will grant you that We
are raising a much better type Of young
women than We areyoung men. But we
are, none the less. interested in the
young man, none the less interested in
the boy. From morning till night it is
Stop it, and Don't do this and don't
that and Don't come in her with your
muddy feet
There is no place for him, and it is
time to find place for the boy. and this
is the only reason am here. He never
sees much of his father-the father il
gone In the morning and the boy is in bed
when his father comes home.
'.All he sees is other boys and some
most excellent and competent women
teachers, but you cannot rear man
without bringing the boy in contact with
men, just as true as the world. That is
what the family is for.
That children should be brought into
the world and just left to the mother to
rear Is the darkest error. He must come
in contact with both his father and his
mother"
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OstentatiOns.

An Atchison man tells the GIoh. l..
his uncle, an Irishman, who s,, SSIOes
ly became rich. The first thing h \. s..
was to buy the best pew in the e !. o,e
When Sunday rolled around the Jr;.sn.sa.
walked grandly down the aisle ca ,,.s.s
silk hat and elegant overcoat -
found two strange women occupy;n. -. IL
pew. Come out" he said, imDer;on. 4.
The women were very much shocked ~
walked out, their heads hanging in s5, -
Now, then, ladies'" the lrishman -
''oblige me by walking back. / lust v.rt'
ed to show you who owned this pew
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25
CHIEF OF c0NFEDERATEs.
der Of the United Veterans OF
Southern States.

Gen. Stephen D. Lee, Of Starkville.
Miss, has succeeded the late Gen. John
B. Gordon as commander in chief OF the
United Confederate Veterans. He was
ranking officer of the organization when
Gen. Gordon passed away, being at that
time commander of the department Of
the Confederate Army of the Tennessee.
Gen. Lee holds the position Of president
Of the Mississippi agricultural and me.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25

The ship subsidy law OF Austria pro-
vides bounties and premiums. Iron and
steel steamships receive an annual
bounty Of STA per ton. while the bounty
Of iron and steel sailing ships is $3.50
aud that Of wooden and part iron sail-
ing ships have their bounties in
creased by ten per cent II built in Aus
trian shipyards. and BY Is per cent. II
- least hHlf the raw material used In
halr construction Is Of Austrian origin.
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ouite : Df9ere.t Thfng.

George says he never has SO good 3
time as when he is out with me-" as
serted the girl In brown.
Does he really?." returned the girl in
gray commiseratingly. Now. Alfred
il quite different. When he's out with
me he's unhappy until he makes 1t up.
Brooklyn Eagle
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25
w...Y se..tck Anyhow.

In crossing the ocean a father and son
both became very seasick The father re-
covered quickly, but the son was so ex-
hausted with the attack that he sank into
state of apathy from. which 1T seemed
physician, thinking he would try sud
den shock, said: IL have bad news for
you. Your father is dead" The son,
raising his expressionless eyes to the doc
tor, replied: Lucky mani"