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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
iEpAEGERPo ONT oF8THE RUS
SIAN BAITic S5FLEETlM INCIDENT
fiAS BEN PaSSED.
81 IS cLAIMED#R RUSSIA WILL
NdAtE@Go ALL DAMAGES
INcuRRED. S
siSiNG EDWARDS VISIT TO NEW
MARKET TAKEN AS a
GOOD OMEN.
d lBy Publish Press 5

LoNDON, Oct: 25.-Its is stated
this morning that the situation grow
ssIns out Of the shelling 8of British
Fishing vessels in the North Sea by
$Ethe Russian Baltic feet has already
sssbeen@adiu sted in principle.
Russia has agreed to make every
amend within reason. She desires,
SShoWever,#to hear fully the report. The
main dangerSa at present lies in the
sSpossib11fty Of the st. Petersburg au-
thorities failing fully: to realize the
red heat Of English opinion and as
asresult9 resorting3t Ito dtlatory and eva
@siRe tactics in lad justing details. The
sssremainder Of the fishing feet has
been fully accounted for. Many,
NhoweYer, in. their haste to get be-
( yond the range OF the Russian guns,
able gear, ali fl Of which Russia will
DE expected to make good.
Premier Ba1four arrived in London
2ear1y this 3mornin AS soon as his
train reached the station he hurried
to- his Office where he answered
snaasslSo kilograms which had collect
Sed There: He then conferred with
Foreign Secretary Lansdowne and a
ater drove to- Buckingham
sWhereg heEhad# an audience with King
Edward. After the visit the King
IeftSforsNeW Market. This latter fact
us taken indicate thai thecrisis
has pass acute stage, ma much
5assthe:FK King ou1 d s.zundo btedly have
remained in Londo on.
s8zs Eng lands Demands.
Oct 25.--lt is Nv I'M
derstood that England's note to Rms
STA relative to the firing on British
fshin vessels contained three de
mands,,a namely I: ga
FEIIrstS5=A = ma POLICY by the Russian
government.
Second Adequate compensation
for damage inflicted.
ssSs rd7-7A mediate inquiry by
the Petersburg authorities to as
certain who the guilty officers are
and to impose punishment on them. {
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
HONEST MEN
INDIGNANT
SENT OUT AN ONYM OUsLY
AGAINs JUDGE SANDERS.
COUNTY OFFICIALS AND 5ATToR-
. NEYs OF MCDOWELL DE-
NouNcE 1T IN STRONG
TERMS.

We, the undersigned, court officers
and attorneys, of Mcdowell county
West Virginia, belonging to both Pc.
litical parties, beside to express our
condemnation and disapproval of a
scurrilius offensive and slanderous
card, published anonymously, and cir
culated through this State, signed
"a Republican, rejecting very seri-
usly on the character and standing of
Hon. JOS. NJ. Sanders, judge of this
circuit
We all know Judge Sanders person
ally and are well acquainted with his
as a man, and personally certify that
these charges are absolutely false;
slanderous to the utmost extent and
unworthy Of the consideration of any
honest, decent voter. Judge Sanders
has established among US a character
that is equal to that of any man who
has ever occupied the high position he
has filed during the past eight years,
and regardless OF political affiliation
he holds, and has merited, the con
fdence, respect and good will of every
person having business relations with
him of any character whatsoever.
Very respectfully;
W. w. Hughes, attorney at law,
Bolts Strother attorney
at law, Democrat; James French
5trother, attorney at law, Republican;
J. J. Divine attorney at law, Repub-
lean; j. F. Beavers, ex-state senator,
Democrat; w. o. Perry, Democrat;
.. G. Anderson, attorney at law, Re-
W Burbridge Payne clerk
If Circuit Court of mcdowell coun-
y, Republican,, r. B. Bernheim, Re
publican, clery County Court OF Nc.
lowell county, e. T. Sprinkle, Re
publican, sheriff Of Mcdowell coun-
y; e. c. Bailey, Republican; Wynd-
lam Stokes, Democrat, attorney at i
aw; t. F, Henritze, Democrat; A.
,. Gillespie attorney at law, Repub-
lcan;J W. Chapman, attorney at
aw, Democrat; e. L. Long, attorney {
t law, Republican.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
WILL RAMSEY
QUIT WABASH?
STATEMENT is MADE THAT HIS
RESIGNATION WILL BE IN
WITHIN SIXTY DAYS.

CHICAGO, Oct 25.-Joseph Ram
.sey, Jr., will resign the presidency of
the Wabash, and will be succeeded
by Charles NJ. Hayes, should George
Gould succeed in inducingtth the latter
to give up the position as Vice presi-
dent and general manager of the
Grand Trunk. This statement is
made here. on the authority OF an
eastern railroad official closely allied
with the Gould interests, who declares
that the change viii take place within
the next sixty days.
Report Not Credited.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25.--The report
that Joseph Ramsey, .Jr., is to resign
the presidency of the Wabash Rail
road to be head of the Gould system
Of railroads, or for any other purpose,
IS not credited in well Informed cir,
cles here
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
G III FIND ON
AN OHIO HILL SIDE
TRAVELLING
sDIcipEbEFoUND OPPOSITE &
STERSVTELE.

sa SISTERSVILLE, w. Va, Oct: IS.
okey Roush. of this city, while hunt.
ing on the Ohio side Of thu Briver yes.
teTday morning was Mortified to. find
the badly deco1nposed body Of q man
lying face downward under a ledge
of rock that fronts a run on the q. p.
Russell farm opposite this city. He
fastened to this city with the $Intelli-
gence and the investigation that fol-
lowed revealed to a certainty that the
man was r. G. Holmes, travelling
salesman in the employ Of r.. j. I4ar-
ney 6 Co. Of Lynn, Mass. Near his
side was found a 3S-calibre Ive-John-
son revolver with two empty cham
zbers, and short distance down the
hillside an empty two ounce bottle la
.beled carbolic acid and bearing the
name Of local drug store. These
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
Sc Girls viii ! Be Girls.

One very best reasons that
4 iris VII Be 6 iris is all that is
aimed is the fact that prac-
tically al sof the F,airmont people who
saw as proc ton. at Atlantic City
Shage purchased tickets, and are hear
ding IT. to their friends.
sEE seats were placed on sale Mon
he choice ones $eFs are going
rapid Mr.. g: H Reed J, who saw this
actipn at tlantfc City. gives the
management OF the local theatre au-l
10 quote him as saying hat
one of the best musical produc-
ions has ever SEEN and ssays that
ont tire GERS have rare
treat tore avail themselves
NE 81 seeing this u t
S3s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
M. Rest III tt,e SEASON ):

Managers Spray Linn of the High
School A. O. announces the best game
of the season for next Saturda Their
opponents VII beythes Elliott g om,ner-
scial school Of Wheeling, one OF the
fastest organfzatio ions OF the Kin s in!
the State. The team represenS the;
High School rs to be the ever
placed 8on TIE deld by them anti the
sport loving public assured an
axeeiIent game Ss8ss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

tsJGsTic Ar som
piersi
Nearly all is,fs
Spence street
Esorene OF th ~ 81 lie ~
Eover-io yments
mentioned
gilman. Mrs.
i Nicolane Deli i
lat their homes on theS above aantf ton
Led thorough
Delltgat III was def
peace warraft iicis syils sssard lssss
fore Justice mos
From the eVi
pes''lEo lea parI
sioe;sa ting ID lad
ctrcls exhibited IN t me- Secona
not erson onl hsls
from pence street;
e,:ot fSslSS ;trsstss
,$4s tts#s sea- reul,l
ssset5yeeia shi1
HES: es;s5Ess;i
3olda. ears uni
folks becan III
clubs old hc
Hers we're
mt
froirls-ie
cIaaTed
and broken E'ne.l
around Ion The M
from d guinea
ofacer Go.,id
ssi them 8l not
saSsSa1l sIs satlti;tI
ran tSiy q s2ssgvo
s4a TT i1a5S triaISS
oped that troub1 Is
between thes No faiilii
months, and on
chickens before
4 q several z times
u was hard for
serve the ID ignity OF
State was resented
:. II. Leeds; while Gonsul
ooked after tho crest
endant.
( long list Of tn esss
he peIligattis, incl tlle
lazzas, the olind fsl
nd the Macaronig, was fned
nd before he testfn ais
q the brick 4 had cIlanged beer
oft1e obtaining few green
seems hat afazza &c
escent, while
ie others concerned
:ad the men folk been
.oub1e may never have ppenesl
It they got there hss
omen called each her
Ok and sound better Ion
AMIN the comIni
After reviewing
e justice as well as the court Is,s1na
afers was Of opini ion
omen s. ouId be bound Keep
e peace. but
low such action.
IS placed undeIss bond
linsf from douris htng tict
ticles as bottfea III
reatening stIao
gold cur1s3s
other women there
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
Bell Telephones Enterprise.

The Bell Telephone Company is
making arrangements whereby all. Of
its patrons who put out bulletins
will be furnished the returns Of the
election, state and National. These.
returns VIII be furnished free Of:
charge The Bell Company always
looks after the interests of its pat,
.rons and viii receive great deal of
praise for this innovation:
The great fnusicaIs5 event Girls
Be Girls.
Quich cGilgct ions prompt settle
nent Iarion I'M Agency
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
Roosevelt and Davis.

According to one of their leaders,
local Demo crat sa have given it up that
Parker :I'k cannot be elected This was.
sgiven out d the street yesterday.
ss 81 But said the ma will elect:
Davis alss That kind Of governments
does hesnanS til nk he is#l living tnder.
3anyhow2
All Of the latest teIegraphics ana
local news BE ffollns 4 sEest
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
Governor Wright Z Democrat. 4

! .,i
It is wei to emphasize the fact
that Governor Wright, who SO clearly
points out the great harm which is,
wrought by the Democrats by their.
agitation Of the question of Philippine
ependence, is himself a Democrat:
The governors good sense and pa
#triotism have been 50 conspicuously
displayed dis In the affairs Of the Philip
pines that the great majority of PEG
pie naturally imagine that he is as
Republic eWf FORK Press:
81 No AXE, but the truth Mems
Suits and Banister Shoes; less than
the man lfactnrer can now make them
for. now On sale all O. landau u
co.
Thes esirls III be ;ompany
countries peopIe most
girls Hes Ire all tool
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

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& IREp
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AMOS COURT

TROUBLE TARTEP
FOLKS OOH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
The eIrIs se sirls, .,mna

scomprtsss over peopIe mostly;
Girls Ile are all 81 frIs; 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Su6nque SOwa 9ieufaa 6en "a. 9ai 1904.

@iQiam 9ouben, nit benl lie Ieit
eirigcr 3eit in einem freunolhart'
liden @erbGltniiie geItanOen batte,
gc'boIIcn uno tobtlid] perrpinloet. Gr
beilldte lie am 9sahmittage mabreno
ibre gltern in Dem SaltIe elnes
Na6bars paren lno flibr nit ibr IN
eincm Suggp fort. Sic fubren ltad
einem ehpa cine Meile entfernten
sStlbe, no Souoen unbielt unO ans
Gem 9uaep ltieg. gr fragte oann
bas M1o1en, oh iie i'm beiratben
ncQe, unb auf lire @eigerung idoB
or iie nit eineln 9iepolper. Die 8lt.
gel brong IN 'ben Sei6, perleste Die
2cber nm blieb in Den Giifenmus.
feln itefcn. Gr iebte lie Damn in oen
Suagp uno fi,br lie nah ihrem
Salie, no lire iiingere S6lpelter
2drm i6lug. 9ouoen fllbr na6 iei'
rem Sauie uno ipurbe bort uerbaitet.
Gin glrst rpurbe gerllfen uno Das
WGbden erflGrte anfangs, OaB Der
Shub ein 3ufaa gepeien iei, aber
ipitcr, als ibr mitgetbeilt Duroe, baB
iie Die Terleslna nid)t ii6erleben
fonnte, befnrnte iie, Dab 2oioen lie
geiGoiien. neil lie iieb gepeigert babe,
i'm sll beiratben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
in Colorado nnb @poming ridtet
elm @olfcnbrmd id)reflides
llnbcil an.
Gel r. Colo. 81. W}nj

Senoer, Golo., 81. Wai.
Gin g3olfenbru6, Ser in oen @e.
birgen nnl Gabe la Youore SSIliiie
llieoerging, bat Den SluB gum slus.
treten ge6rad]t, unO Die mageren 8e-
riid)te, Die bier eingelaufen iino,
meloen BON grpBem S6ooen. Die
0ohfllrb brnhte Oen Staubamm am
Sipingitone.See, SO Meilen bon bier.
slim @rcGcn, i,nh Die SSaiierflitf
melhe Ourt oas Gade la Youore.
Ebol bernieoertobte, bat Die Stdot
Ten 9ipermore lino Ga Yorte beinabl
g1n5li6 perni6tet.
9ie Staote 9ipermore, 8eGepieip,
2a Gorte, @ellington lmD Sort
Collins lteben Drei bis bier SUB tiel
unter gSaiier. Siel 0ieb lit ertrlln.
fen urb Sallienoe bon Meres 8artelp
lano iilto bon Der sSlutb pernibte
moroen. stus gbepenne, @po.,
fommt Die geahriht, bai, iehs Ser
ionen ertrunten iinO.
Gbenenne, @po., 81. 0fai.
8iele 9eihen, Die in ben sSlutber
ertrintfen iinO, iino gefunben poroen
Wan beiiirhtet, DaB nod mebr Merp
ihen ertrlmfen iinb, oa peribiebem
Tericnen permiBt merben. Die gr
trlmfenen, Die am sSlliie ipobnten,
puroen BON Der Sohflutb i'm Sblafl
ii6errai6t.
Gs bate ihon ieit "a Stilnsen ge.
regnet, als Inn A ltbr Der @olfem
bruh eintrnt. Ssm Grom-SluB fam
cine ied)s SUB hobe @eae bas Sbal
berob nnb rib slaes NIT iid meg.
6iinfbunbert Eerionen, Die i'm Sbole
lpobnten, nurben bon ben sSllitben
phne iebe @arnllng iiberraiht un1
nubten in oen 9sahtfleioern flieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Maruffaniidc ganbiten cntfibren
cincn amcrifaniiden @iirger.
Z nqier, t9. Wtoi.

Gin amerifmiider giirger, Sea.
mems Teroicaris, uno iein Stiefiobn,
Gin britiiber llntertban, iino bon
einem beriidtigten ganbiten, gta-
mems Haiiuli, uno beiien Sanbe ent-
iilbrt iporoen llno iperoen ,mobl MIR
ge9en Elm bobes 9oiegelo ausgelie-
iert mcrben. Der lteberiaG ereig.
nete lih IN Ereoicaris' Sommerpob.
niing, Die MIR orei Wfeilen bon San-
gier entiernt liegt.
Eerhicaris lit BON griebii6er slb-
ltammlng, lieB lid aber in Den Der.
Staaten natlirnliiiren. gr lit lebr
reid rno fat ieit Sabren in Sangier
gelebt. Gr bat cine engliide @ittlpe
gebeiratbet, heren Sobn aus eriter
Gbe nit ibm geiangen genommen
iporben lit.
Sie bier lebenOen IuslGnoer iino
iiber bieien frehen slnfua iebr entrii-
Itct uno ibieben Die Sbulo aiti Die
@lei6giiltiefeit Der 9fegierung,
ipelhe Die Yanoiten nif)t beitraite,
ais iie poriges Sabr @aIter g. Sar.
ris, ben Observation-Disclosures Ser
y9onoon Simes" entiiibrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Gin WurbanidJlag anf has 2eben Scs
Gsaren rcd)tscitis entbeft nno
pcrcitelt.
9 r e 5 | a II, 10. Wtai.

GRESHAM, 10. Wai.
Ser ct. Yetersbltrger Gorreipon-
bent Der rSreslauer 3eitung" be.
ri6tet, baB Die Yoli5ei bel Der gro.
BEN Enrnoe am 10. 0fai einen Woro.
onihlag oui Den G5aren entoeft ilnb
uereitelt babe. Ger 9ailer nirnmt
Die &araoe itets az Gferoe ab uno
ltellt iidb neben Dem EapiIlon auf
BON Dem aus Die 9aiierin nebIt ibren
0nmen Ole Srltppen beii6tigt. gti6t
melt Oapon befinbet iih cine BON Ser
Staot errihtete Sribiine, bercn Site
offertlib perfal1ft meroen; oa aber
Yerioneu, melhe lih IN Den eriteu
&eibe,l Ger Sribiine beiinben, lei6t
etipas auf ben GSaren perien fonn-
ten, bebdlt iib oie ToliSei bie 9e-
obahtiing oer Gribiine Dor unb
iintermirft Die BETTER bon Gintritts-
billets Der itrengiten sluflibt.
Surj por Ser anflinft oes Gsoren
tei Der eriuGbnten Yarabe bemerften
@ebeimpoli5iiten, ba3 iid) SRI. We.
res5elpsfp, Die Sobter oes YrofeiIors
inO Oebeinratbs gleiben Namens,
iebr auffalleno benabm. Gie Yoli.
sci lief Dos giiifu, einen 9tieienifan.
bal berporsurllfen, faas Ole il,nge
Game lmihuloig perbaitet ipiiroe,
rno nabm iie iInalffdllig felt. Die
Surdiuhilng ibrer aleioung ereab
cine 9onlbe, bie iorgfaltig perborgen
luar. Gas Wdbden leugnete niht,
Die slbiidIt gebabt 81 baben, lie gegell
hen &aiier 81 ibleuoern, permeieerte
aber alle lpeitere slusflnft.
Sri. Meres5eiusfp mar cine Gin.
Sentin on Der ltniperiit1t. Dtan
iagt, bab iie gebenft poroen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Sic innse Sicpmblif Gnba hat NIT
grUhen Sdlluicrigfeiten 81
fGmpfcn.
$ pano, 16. Nfai.

SSn Solge Der beitigen Yariei.
fGmpie i'm cilboniiben GongreB bat
bas amerifaniife Sonfiers-Spnbifat
bas 3utrmlen ali Die Sta6ilitGt Der
c,lbaniihen 9feaierung perloren lmo
perlangt bon Yalma lmo ieinem ga.
binett before 8orontien, ebe es Die
erlte 3ablilng Der cubaniiden gtatio-
nol.slnleibe bon $50, 100000, Die es
iibernommen bat, mlsfiibrt. Sie
onltli6en areiie in Guba iinO oar.
iiher bo6lt erbittert ,tno perlpirrt,
nnb Ealmo bat iih nit ieinen Wtini-
itcrn ilnb oen leitenoen 8eiitern in
Gem GongreB in Gerbinbiine geiebt,
um womoslih slbbilfe au ihafien.
Sie cllbanii6e Tegierung beripri6t,
iunerbalb peniger @ohen ieoe &c.
niiniGte Siherbeit 5u ihafien, ba
lie bas @elo our Sortiiibrimg Der He.
gierlngsgeidaite baben muB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Gampi nit einem Seel6lucn.

&anlas Gitp, @to., 10. Mai.
9lif einem in boiler Sabrt befino-
liden S6nell5lIge botte Der grpreB.
bote @. $. Map nit einem sroben
Seelolpcn einen &anpf 5u beiteben,
bem er boburh elm Gnbe mabte, oaB
er ous piitbenoe Sbier eri6oB. Sonit
UGre es pabriheinli6 Inn iein eise-
res 2eben geiheben gelpeien. Der
Seelome ipar bon San SranciSco nb.
geianSt morben umb fir gteip Oorf
beitimmt. @e9en ieiner 9roBe lnb
S4ilobeit bate man i'm in einen
ltarten Sebalter setbon, bod bas bon
ulallla lnp I6LeII$ nosoal Gglaoal
LII 1lo1St up lla1lu1 niit a1lp1I1o n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24

Ser Stabt; SRI. Wc0lilIan, Softer
eliies angeiebenen 8eid)Gftsmann in
Geno, 6rau & e. goe, Ssr., uno 6.
Z. Silsman. elm angeiebener @e.
itaftsmann BON Chicago, lpel6er iif
i'm Sntereiie ieiner @eiinobeit in
Saugbton Springs aufbieIt. Gie
llingen Seute botten gemeinihaftlid
Die Eartie gelna6t, uno Die beioen
Wdnner lieBen ibr 9eben in ser sln.
itrengung, Die Samen 81 retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
GigcntbiimlidJc Grideinnns.
Sterling. 81, 19. Wa

Sterling. ST., 19. Wat.
Ssn einem Eraime tpuroe @laops
slnoerlon ibr eigener Soo ulter ben
HGoern elmer 9ofomotipe porber an.
geSeigt. Ser Sraum tpurbe in al'
ieinen idredliden gin5elbeiten our
g9irflidfeit, als Tie IN bem Sra6t.
babnboie Der Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy 9abn bas 8eleile iiber-
iGreiten pollte uno babel bon einer
Wai6ine iiberfabren tpuroe.
0or brei @o6en paren Die gltern
cur6 bas i6redlihe 8eidrei oes
Ginoes eripedt. Sic eilten in bas
S6lafSiplmer, no oas 8ino ibnen
ieinen Srallm er5dblte, oaB es bur6
cine Waibine getootet poroen iei.
Die geidreibung lit ioentiih nit bem
if)refliden llnfaa, unb iogar Der
Tlas imo Die Stinoe 6es llnsliidS
waren uorbergeia9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
ScrId)tigtcr 9eSpcrabo eridieht
eincn Yplisiiten.
ct Soieph. O3o. Is. Weoi

ct. SSo ep y, Mo-, 10. Wtal.
Ger Yoli5eisSergeant Sames 8ib.
ion lit bier Don Dem berii6tigten Ses.
peraoo Sol Semple aus Sflaboma
eriholien iporben. Senlple murbe
rad einem barten Sample nit Dem
Eoli5iIten @rable, ipel6er ibn NIT
ieinem eieenen 8elpebre beinabe 5ll
Sooe ihlug, feitgenommen. Ger
0ioroer itabl elm 8eipam Sferbe i'm
9torDcn Der Stdot ltno fuinoe pom
Sergcanten @ibion perbaftet. Sol
Semple bat ieine Sbentitdt 5iigege-
ben uno iagte, boB er lpegen pieler
8erbreden geillht peroe. gr bat
inter Dem gtamen Sam 3apis in
9es Moines, Soma, in Dem Sallie
go. 1913 Siio A. StraBe, geipobnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24

Dem Suge perliriadte Sdiitteln er.
regte ieine @utb lno es gelang inn.
NIT Dem aopf Den 9edeI Oes BE.
holters pegsuitoBen.
gtadoem er IN oieier @eiie feline
trete gemegllng erlangt, itiir3te lib
Der Seelolpe aitf Nap. Gieier loite
ole &etten 5meier Sunbe, bot Die
Setteren idlus Der Seelope nit lei.
nen 6loiien sur Seite uno flibr aber.
mails auf Deap los, peld)er alti einem
Sol.fen Softer Sfus iu6te. Ser
Seelolue fletterte linn nad, lporauf
W}ap it'd genotbiet lab, bon ieiner
Waffe Gebralth Slt MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Grmoroct nnS in einen Yrnnnen &c.
uurfcn.
ct. Yaul. Wfinn.. t6. W2oi.

ct. Yaml, Minn., t6. Wai.
0iit elmer Yllmpe auf Ger Sorm
BON slnbrem MtcSorlano, iieben Wtei-
len BON Groton entfernt, mnrbe BIN.
tiges @aiier ans Sagesliht befor.
cert, rmo oieier llmitano fiibrte 81
ser gntOedllng Der 2eihe bes 0eiuitt
s. 9ilbp, oeiien Shaoel BON orei
&ugeln bllrhbobrt mar. 0tan Der.
nliltbet, baB 9ilbp BON einem Sarm.
arbeiter, Der Die 8egeno ieitoem Der.
lie6, ermorOet ipliroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Snabc su Sooc aeidleiit.
.Surnn. q o. t6. 81

'0urorL Q. ., f6. Wtai.
@Gbreno Der iiebeniGbrige Sobn
bon Sobn Stiper elm EferD belt mb
Die 3iigel felt nm Die Sanoe gepidelt
batte, rannte Der 8alll oapon umo
Der &nabe wlroe mnf idreflibe
g8eiie 5u Sobe geidleiit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Sampfcr periinft nnb breisebn Mien.
idcn perlieren Oas 3eben.

q oro Spbnep, e. g., 81. Wai.
Gas grobte llngliid, bas Die @e-
id)i6te bes &ohlenbanbels auf Dem
ct. 2auren5fluiie aufrpeiit, ereisnete
iih beim Iforofap, oem norblpeItlid.
item Eunfte oes aap Breton, als Der
britiidbe 9anpfer rSrrret 9ap", Der
iih nit aoblen auf Dem @ege bon
Snonep nod Montreal 6efanb, alif
einen 6elien Der ct. Saul's SSniel
ItieB uno innerbalb 20 Wfinllten Der.
lanf. Son Der % @tann itarfen
8eiasung perloren 13 Wom ibr
Seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Sic S0nigc pun Gnglano mnb Stalien
ucrocn SentidlanS beimden.
9erIin, 16. D2ai,

Ser &onig gbparo bon Gmglano
fat leinen enogiiltigen geidluB
fnnbgetbon Den aaiier @ilbelm
iudbreno Der &ieler Tegatta.@ode 81
beiufen, Die am %. SUM- beginnt.
g8ie bie pYptsbamer Gorreipon.
oen5" offi5ios melbet, itebt Der 9eilih
HcS iatalieriiden &onigspuures IN
&otsoom nod I'M Sallfe oes Som.
nlers bepor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24

y9iiama" bon Mincn gctroiicn ipnr-
ocn. Sic crsablen, oaR Der Shift
ibima" binncn siuei Wiinntcn ianf,
haf aGcr Der ysiiama" III Sam se-
npmmcn nab furtgcidleppt wmrbc,
abcr 10 id)nca ianf, oah CT aufgc.
scbcn weroen mnktc. Sic 9iniicn
bcbanptcu, ibrc 5nfurmatiun bon
Dem Gorlmaabenr bon Salnp err
bGltcm 5n babcn, Der ans sort Nr-
tbnr cine Scpeid)e erbaltcn fat,
mclGc oicie Wiittbcilnng mad)t.
&Gbrcno Der @ermirrnna iue!de Sas
Sinfrn Ger Sd)iffc pcrnriafte, licfcn
Die rniiiidlcn SurpeSpbuute ans Dem
Snfcn ans, lunrocn aber pOn Den Sa.
paucrn 5uriif9ctrieben.
Z i6ifM 10. Moi.
9llS 0alnp bier eintreifenbe Gui-
len melbeten i6rem Gpniul, baB Dor
Gort slrtblr 5lpei iapaniid)e S6la6t.
itiiie, rSbifiibima" inO n6ilOii",
nicht aber Der arell5er Mama" auf
@iinen itieBen. Gie rSbifiibima"
iunf fitr5 oorauf. ,SuOii" pltrOe
bon onoeren SdJiiien ms SfIepptau
genommell; man glaubt aber, ooB
0o5 S6iif 81 i6!per beiGaoigt lit,
olS oab es einen Safen erreid)en
fGrnte.
Spfio, 20. Wfai.
Inter oen nit Dem gDolbinip Der.
iimtenen Sfii5ieren befinoen iid) SEA.
pitGn Sapeti, Gommanoeur Sirolpa.
teri, orei erlte 9eutnantS, fiinf 5lpeite
Seiltnants, flint Seefabetten, 3abl.
neiiter, glr5t, orei Sn9enieur &a.
betten im0 a6t 9ootoffi5iere.
Niit Dem nSatiitie" iiro unterge-
gangen Gommanoeur Sallfomoto,
Gommonbeur @ruf 9tire, Gomman-
hcur slrimori, fiinf 5tpeite 2eutnants,
efinif llnters,Sngenieilre 5lpei Ner5te,
ieds Seefaoetten, bier &n0etter-Sn-
genieure ilno 5ebn llnteroffBiere.
Ser @eriht, oaR bos Shlahtihiff
.Sbifii6imo" beid)aoigt nmo oas
Sdladltid,iif ,sSuoii" 5eritort NOR.
hen lit. miro bier in Ibrebe geitellt.
ct. Eetersblrg, 20. Wfai.
Gin oiii5ieller geribt lit bier ein-
getroiien. DnB Der General Gennen-
fompi nit ieinen Goiafen lid) Den ia-
poniid)en Sri,ppen, lpelhe am Wiitt-
nod auf 6on9bwanstidina porriid-
ten, entgegen mari imo oaB Die SSa.
poner gc5lpilngen moren, Iid 5lpolf
Mcilen 5triid5u5ieben. Sie Tulleu
Goben &ai5ina (ober &aitifalt etua
30 Wfeilen iiioli6 bon Hiutiduang)
obne aanlpf gerdllnt.
Sofio. 20. Wai.
Solgenoe amtlid)e 9efanntlno6-
ung lit ioeben peroffentlidt poroen:
y@ine Snfonterie slbtbeillmg Ser
bel 9iaotllng itebenoen Sapaner ging
sur Gcfoanos5ierlng auf Sban Gbu-
iun Dor imo ltieB a,lf ruiiiid)e Sriip-
pen. Sie Hrilen lpurOen in oreibig
Wiullten pertrieben. ltniere Ser.
lutte iino elm SiiiSier lnb bier Wonn
tubt imb ein Sffi5ier llno aht Munn
permlirbet. Gie 9fuiien perloren
cinen SffiSier nno bier poer fiinfSig
Wunn on Sobten. 9ei Soflliban
cot geitern Die 2anOung Der Sapa-
ner begonner.