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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-23
Ser furidle Seppl.

Ser Seppl iibt i'm Sbeater aui ser
8ouerle. 81breno Der Eaule Der.
5ebrt er iein abenobrot uno pirit
&urItbdllte. Speiiereite etc. ms
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Die &opie fallen. 9ei6meroeruic
uno Grobnngen Werben bon mten
borbar. Seppl ld)ailt ieelenpergniigt
iiber Die &e uuO rlit, inbem or
Die @ermel bohihiir5t: uIauIen
fam Sober; ga liBen's orunten, ole
6eiglinge! Somm' ruff, sper mas
Willl'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-23

SG)mer5en. Gas 2eben bate ia
boh feine 6reuben mebr tilr i'm!
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Ser (rcppe FER &u.iite.
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cb5u5ieben utO Oie alappe oben 5u-
5llnod)m. Sum brctte er oen gletp-
3elGen in Die &ujiite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-23
Gin uneridrodenes WGodjen.

Inter ben geretteten Faiiagieren
oes geltranoeten 0ampfers gNorge"
peroient cine iunge &openbagner
Oame, SRI. 9aura Teterien, hobes
Sob. sic befano lid in Dem Soote,
bas nab 81 Stunoen bonn engliihen
9ampfer .Salpia" gerettet mlrbe.
Gie q Sniaiien oes @ootes Der.
Oanfen ibre &ettung barlptidblidl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-23

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lelben ersriffen wuroeu. .ltno oie.
les giitige 9ilo, oas cen armen Soc
begleitete, es ltebt auh eben 10 ib0n
nod por Der Seele NrmanD's! Meb.
men Sie meinen 0anf bin fir Sbre
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Ole cine gutiport: nie peroe id
Shnen pergeiien baB Sic es maren,
Der nit Selbitaniopierung mein Sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Will Build Brewery.

J. H. Rec, representing the Centen nial Brewing company, of Montana, is in Douglas in the interests of that company. MT Reno's company ex poets to build brewery in Douglas al once; the ground has been secured and MT. Reno will have charge of the con struction He said that he found Douglas a much better town than he expected to find down here on the fror tier; he thinks that a brewery will Dc a profitable industry. The Centennial company is now operating four biz breweries in Montana.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Old Timer Here.

C. A. Overlook was in the city yes terday from Douglas. Mr. Overlook was formerly a resident of Bisbee and for years was the owner of the principal meat market in this city. Later he re- moved to Douglas when there vas nothing there except good growth of sage brush He reports Douglas as un' usually lively this week on account of the carnival in that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Subway Figures.

Engineer Geo. C. Clark stated last evening that he expected to have the figures on the cost of the subway completed today, and ready for the committee having the project in hand MT. Clark stated that it had been definitely decided to use redwood lum Der in the construction of the subway The building of the subway should make the alley in the rear of the busi ness houses on the north side of MaiI street one of the principal streets oi the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Tried to Suicide.

Tried to Suicide.
 At Hachita, Tuesday, Q lady named Annie, who has a shady complexion and a still more shady reputation, was deserted by her lover, and in despair tried to end her existence by putting 2 bullet through her heart. She was not very well posted on anatomy and shot herself through the right instead of the left side. Dr. Crocker, Of Lordsburg, was called to go to Hachi ia, where he dressed her wound, cut the bullet from her back, took her to Lordsburg, where she could have his attention, and now she is on the higl way to recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
How About This?

Thomas Flanagan, the Tombstone attorney, who passed through Tucson Thursday morning enroute home from Phoenix, stated that he had an inter view with Burt Alvord in Mexico less than a week ago. MT. Flanagan has acted as Alvord's attorney in the criminal charges against him in the United States and territorial courts Post Tucson.
 When, where and how did this hap pen; how about this, Mir Flanagan
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Copper Queen Arrivals.

John Penberthy. city; Geo. Schrad CT. Kansas City; H. J. Simmons, El Paso; F. B. Wilson, Fl Paso; R. Zeli- ner. Jr.. Los Angeles; F. c. Buckan an, Fl Paso; W. B. Hutching, Cincin nati: Geo. Packer, Jr.. Denver; J. B Holloway, Denver: II. B. Steger, Doug las; Mir. Cass, Cananea; MT. Butter field. Cananea; NIT. Wilhelm. Cananea MT. Hallihan, Cananea; MT. Walling Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
THE CARNIVAL AT DOUGLAS.

The midway opened last night with nine first class shows. The Dixie Car nival company is proving to be an ex- ception to the usual run of street show outfits. The shows are every one good entertainments and are just az advertised. It was a surprise to the many peolpe who attended the opening of the carnival last night to find thai the shows were really on the square The people and animals connected with the show are all artists in theii lines, from the Girl From Up Thert down to Sampson. the big boa con strictor.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Postal Avenue Improvements.

Postal avenue, or Brewery Gulch, is fast assuming the most substantial part of the city. The Shattuck and Schmidt building is ready for occu- pancy. The Pythian Temple is fast nearing completition and the loca- ton of the depot on the site of the oid round house win be an important trade factor for that part of town.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
AT old Timer Passes Away.

Noah Green. the veteran stage line man. known 10 mining men through out the southwest. died at his home in Solomonville Sunday. He was Sl yearsyears of age. His health had not been of the beat fer some time but he had been able to get about and to the day of his death took an active inter est in the business enterprises with which he was associated.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
PERSONAL .'. MENTI3N

George Dunn has returned from a trip to Mexico on mining business.
 J. W. Jones is grading for a new residence on Miller Hill.
 Carl JinGgensen is putting up Q comfortable dwelling for Sam Miller on Miller Hill.
 Mrs. Arnst. wife of Arnst, the tai lor. arrived from Fl Paso Sunday
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
To Extend Street Railway.

From c. A. Overlook, who was here yesterday from Douglas, the Review learns that the street railway in the Shelter City is to be extended al once 10 the Mexican line and later to the Copper Queen smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
New Business Firm.

New buSIness FIrN.
 Messrs Griffith and Trorman have taken final possession of the busi ness of the Bisbee Mercantile com pany, formerly run under the manage ment of L. J. Overlook The new firm Is composed of two of Bisbee' s most worthy young men, who by en ergy and good business qualities have advanced themselves to their present position. The Bisbee Mercantile com pany, under their management, should be a popular institution.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Andrews Opera Company.

The Andrews opera company leaves ihfs morning for 7i Paso via Deming. This is one of the best attractions ever witnessed in Bisbee in the comic opera line The company was deserv- ing of better patronage
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Opera House For pouaIas.

Douglas is to have an upto-date opera house. This has been decided upon by a group of business men of that city. who are financially able to put the enterprise through. The structure is to be up-to-date in every particular and will cost in the neigh. borbood of Sco,0o0.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Notice to Parents.

Notice to Parents- -.
 Parents wishing to send their chii dren to school this session should start them next Monday afternoon. February 1, as entering classes will be organized at that time. All who will be six on or before June l will be received.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Ord In Chicago.

Ord In Chicago.
 A telegram from E. G. Ord yester- day, locates that gentleman in Chi cago, where he has gone to purchase the supplies and fixtures for the K. P building in this city, which is now nearing completion.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Head Waters Tonight

At the opera house tonight, the at traction is the Head Walters, with Joe Kelly in the role of the dope iend This show had a tremendous success at the Grand theatre in Los Angeles two weeks ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Want Another RuIIdina.

Want Another Building.
 Several counties of the territory are contemplating sending girls to the re- form school at Benson. There is no provision made by the law for their keeping and they will not be received. The Benson Press says that before girls can be received at the institu' ton a special building must be pro vided and that this will be asked TOT by the next legislature. ,s,
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Is at a Ranch.

Henry Brown, the young man who left this city so mysteriously about two weeks ago, is still staying at a ranch in the Dragoon mountains and may return to Bisbee in the near fu ture.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Contract to Be Let.

The board of trustees of the Terri torial Industrial school, was in ses. sion yesterday, at Benson. for the pur. pose of letting the contract for drill. ing artesian wells on the school prem. ises.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Trees For Cemetery.

w. c. Hubbard, secretary of the Cemetery committee, has received a bill of the shipment of one hundred um brella trees, which will be planted s3me cay this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
The New Store.

The New ofore.
 Architect F. C. Hurst, Of the Copper Queen company, stated yesterday that the new Copper Queen store would be completed not later than May I, and porbably shortly before that date.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Nacezari Ordered Out.

The Nscozari. the private car of Managing Director Walter Douglas, of the Fl P & s. W. was being provision ed yesterday, in readiness for a trip over the line today. The car win proceed east as far as Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27

The little boy of Mir. and Mrs. Con nor, of Brewery Gulch has been yer, sick the past week.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Black Diamond Starts Up.

Black Diamond Starts up-
 !. From Mrs. Fred Rosie, who arrived from Black Diamond Sunday we learn that the Black Diamond smelter began operations Monday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-27
Black Diamond Coal
 7 CITY
earrefs Wants Anheuser.

l. was reported yesterday on good authority that E c. Bartlett. of the Le gas Tender saloon in Tucson. was on deal for the Anheuser in this city.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
A Wonderful Discovery.

Broadland. 5. D.. March IS Quito
sensation has been created here by
the publication OF the story OF G.. w
Gray who. after a special treatment
for three months was PROSTATE and
helpless and given MP TO die with
Bright's Disease Bright's Disease has
always been considered incurable. but
evidently from the story told by Mr..
Gray. there Is a remedy which Will
cure Il even IN The most advanced
STAGES. This Is what be- says
II was helpless as l.tl.o babe Ny
wife and ] searched oycgyia.ug and
read everything We could find about
Br.ghts Disease. hoping shat would
be- able 20 ind a remedy. After many
failures nay wife insisted that / should
try nodd's Kidney pills ! praise Cod
Tor the day when | decided TO do so
for this remedy met every phase OF
my case and In n short time / was
able Co set out 81 bed and after q few
weeks treatment was a strong. well
man. Dodd's Kidney pills saved my
life"
a remedy that viii cure Bright's
Disease will cure any lesser Kidney
Disease. Dodd's Kidney pills are GER
tainly the most wonderful discovery
which modern medical research has
given Va the world.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
Rural Wall Carrier. Pay.

The house voted 60 increase the
saiaric, 81 rural mail carriers from
S'iuo to $50 year, 10y reinseriing iu
On" po>totiicr appropriation bin an
amendment tu that effect. The amend
mont was subst .tutcd FOR the one voted
urt un q point OF order the previous
day. AMI differs from Il IA that u
prohibits tHc soliciting of business or
the reception OF orders 10y carriers
FROM amy person. firm or corporation.
hut permits the carriers. under Ger
tain restrictions, to carry merchandise
for hire und upon request of patrons
residing upon their respective routes.
THIS prevents carriers taking suhscrlp.
lions to newspapers. which was a re-
muu' ratiyr side line la many sections
Every effort made Co amend the
~rriiuu WAS voted down.
The Rural Carriers association
wanted ~Iidin. scale $GDu for the
first year. SEQ FOR the second and
SNin Ter the third. bat this WAS beat
rr. u~ WIS also Representative Card.
u.F'- amendment giving them - .uys'
furi"UuI each YEAR
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01

NEWS OF THE WORLD
A Brief Chronicle Of All Important Happenings
RussIn'z object.

The text OF the cznr's message 10
Niccroy AlcNiefr notifying him OF the
appointment OF Gen. kuropatkin To the
command OF the Russian troops In the
FAR east aud of Nice-Admiral Makaron
Tee command the fleet az Port Arthur
not only clearly defines the latter's po-
sitinn hut specifically announces Rus
sia's aims. The message follows:
The Importance Of the impending
struggle. which Is Intended to finally
assure the predominant position OF
Russia on the shores of the Pacific
ocean aud f0rcScrlng that 10 VIII Ice
noe, sSary FOR you as my lieutenant 10
transfer your residence Co a more cen
trail position. for instance Hardin or
some other place Of your choice, /
has" found 10 rXpedient go send 60
your assistance Geu. kurupatkn FOR
the direction 90 the land forces, with
Tho rights Of army commander and
Vice. Admiral Makaroff FOR the direC-
ton 0f the sea forces. with rights al
iirc; commander. ! am convinced that
thr appointment ~ these Independent.
responsible c0mnanderln -ch.efs Will
enable you a. my lieutenant 60 dis.
charge ihr difficult and historic task
HLirh l1s fallen to your lot"
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
Ihnngr tn I,inn..

The Russian VAR office j. iu receipt
of pcrs istuut REPORTS that ihr IapIu
'~- are preparing 90 land oh neutral
Chinese territory. uu the west coast
~ thc Gulf ~ Iino rmg, either at
Iicu-ChiHu., hai z. go kln-' how hay.
or al Shuu.liai. kWgu Information
conveyed hy iius~iiu agents seems q"
coincide S. iil other Information iud'.
eating q complete chang" Ia the japan.
CSC plau col campaign or of it, cutrauc'
Into "a second stage practically in,OlN-
lng the abandonment ,l further heavy
landings ct t"0Ors i Korea. accord
ug 10 adylct- r,rriNCd hN the govern
mcnt. there are ouly about 10000 lap
uuysr troops in the hermit kingdom 81
l.,r sent. rhry may make diversion
Ii pu,,irt hay Goo the direction or
NlWivostucE. hut their main uhjcriiN"
viii now Dee Co. the Gulf OF l.iao- Iuu-.
The .ujrrUat lral complications which
Wi.ht lri~, uut Of lupau">" lHudiu-
Goa neutral Chinese territory have r'.
cpiycd ,ug,ful consideration A hiGh
Russian official said.
"lt would have WORSE rou~r.
quruces for other powers tHu l;rssp
if Japan should enter neutral territory.
Tor such step would obviously br fut
the purpose ur .uvoi-lln- Chma into
The night VI Japan should Doc success
ful iu this there would %" au uprising
AGAINST Foreigners which would be- trii-
fold greater than the Boxer ana!r. The
mere possibility 9. pregnant with ull
sorts of Danger. but We can hardly
hplirye that Japan viii venture Z" Ni"-
iatr the neutrality 81 china As sh" did
that OF lNurpI.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
rrn rh.u.aaa lome. ln,naca.

Whit, river. uycr;'oW"d West lu-
tHuIpui aud covered th" ilrsi Hours
"i luu" huu>'- There arr 25.NlJ
acre, OF farm lands under water
West Port has hr"G totally abandoned
ib" Inhabitants going to the high lands
narh 90 The valley. Reports from cities
"u Whit" ri.rr ana It's tributaries
plID" th" r~tinnt" OF Hood losses north
"f here al Sl.orp.pp. Ouc-fuurth ut
this daiua-" was Zoo Madison county
Peru reports Slnupp loss and Muncic
the same. Ten thousand persons have
uld their homes invaded IN tie flood
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
uurton'. conviction.

The conviction Of Senntor Burton. 81
kau~a~. ~ having accepted rompensn
tiou to protect tG" Interests 81 the IL
alto Grain a securities 90. of -
i.uuiS against exclusion from 90
malls. IL sustained 10y The higher court
iu,uu~ that senator Burton will lose
his seat m th" senate and forever De-
prohibited from holding any office ui
public trust Each count constitutes
"a separate defence and Senator Bur
ton could receive p'uiicntiary sell
tsurc OF two years ur 4 Slo.Wp nnc
un each count. senator Eurtuu'- cuu.
,iriion H. the first under this section
~ the statute which was enacted by
congress iu 1871.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
rrnm Nrc 10 Iln,I,nnh.

\ hlu@ from q falling sapliur
,uurked 80 year, out ~ tile lifp
ct Edward Smith. OF Towauda.
Ia. 10, was Telling q large tree which
auu,l,cd down ,aplng Smith Was
struck ou the head ANA deep cash
cat Goo his forehead. lie was uncon-
,riuu~ Tor some time when he reco,
rrcd Boz. ugi io~i all memory. lie j. "a
huy again. tie wants Go play and wan
der about the farm o. he did when n
yuuugstcr No memory of Els young
manhood. 81 his marriage and his life
sine, then remains.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
ARMS AND FINoERo.
Cnellshmen and Americans Differ IN
iIabits-Yankec az Dinner.

In one respect" says the London
Chronicle. the EngllshmRn. unlike the
foreigner. uses both hands equally and
that Is when no "a eating his dinner.
The foreigner. not excepting the
American. starts fair. with the knife
in his right hand and the fork in his
left; but as soon as he has cut OF
a mouthfUl OF meat the knife IS laid
down ana tho fork IS transferred TO
his right hand before tie mofsel can
be conveyed 90 his mouth. The proc
ess seems clumsy and prolonged TO
tho Engl.shman. though he practices
the same clumsiness In the other &C.
equations ~ his daily life; but Il
might be interesting 10 know why We
are ambidcxtrous over our boe;stoak.
while the canyasback duck, for IN.
stance, can arrive IN tho mouth 81 an
American only through the medium Of
his right hand"
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01


\ Telegram received iu Toxic from
New Chwlug says that at . o'clock
sunday morning thr Japanese succeed
eel in sinking fuur steamers at the
mouth Of Port Arthur harhur. \ 10
tiilu of dcstruycrs conveyed the mer-
chIuimrn. which were subsequently
sunk. ANA rescued the volunteer crews.
Later the Japanese hattlcships hom-
hardcd the town aud It's dcfrusc~
- Petersburg dispatch says; 1T
Is stated that one Russian torpedo boat
WAS sunk in the engagement al Port
Arthur SUNDAY morning hut 10 j.
thought The vessel can Ice Reloaded.
Under cover &C. darkness Vice Aimirr,
Togo made Another desperate attempt
90 bottle Up Jhc Russian hcvt in PORT
Arthur. Lut hc failed again. aud when
after daylight Vice Admiral Makaroi
~t"tWcd ont Co give battle. the Jap.
JurSr commander sailed away. The
Japanese sent 20 four iir,Shlp~ pre-
coird hy torpedo boat ilOtilla. The
iircship~ were armed with llptchklSs
guns for the purpose ~ keeping ult
The Russgu t"rpcdo boat drslroyers.
The cncmy'~ attempt was discuvcrct!
and heavy lire was opened from tho
batteries ami frum two gunb'at>
which were guarding the entrance tu
the harhur. The Russian torpedo hodJ
destroyer sim was outside on sruuliui.
duty and tn the da-h aud nerve ur her
commander. Lieut. krIuizky. b. chiefly
due the complete defeat 81 the plans
ot thc lapauc>'. lie at once made
straight flt' the incoming ships. under
q heavy lire FROM Tie llutrhki,s guns
AMI turpcdo.'d tAr leading ship. which
-h"or.d on. followed hy 90" Others
three or ihrw heius piled up uu ihr
-hpr, under Golden lin and under thr
luNtuuu~,'
rhu SLIM ;hcu cu-aged thr entire
Sis jurppd" hpat oi tur enemy. rum
iu- oui FROM trlrilir iight with seven
killed ruJ l,r commander Jud L. "i
her complement vuUuisH. ca t.ta
Iaplu,er ~id. uiiy uuo boats rrrv
were sawed Iu addition. according r
unofficial reports 10 Is believed that tG,
Iapauc~. lost two torpedo boat.