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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
Trees Uprootcd, Houses Flood
ed and Crops Ruincdsin # @
Delaware.
EIGHT MEN DROWNED
IN SINKING OF TUG
Five Of Crew Of Fishing Smack
Grey Eagle Go Down Will, q
Vessel lifax Swept
by Big Fire, Nllicl,
Does 100000 u
Damage.
(By Associated Press, Il

(By Associated iPrcss.l 3{s
Il NI0Nvi YORK, September 10. a number
of lives wcrc lost. much property was
3damng ged and several ships were wrecked i
sinsttc storm which swept 2up the Atlan..Bs
tic coast last night and to-day.
lit was one Of the ficrccsta September;
storms on record u thunder and lightning
adding terrors to a. liowling gale, which
swept drcnchlng sheets Of rain over sen
and land Tonight telegraphic reports
say thut.the storm has swept out into I
the ocean from tho Canadian coast. 5s
Great8Loss Of Life. n
Tho greatest loss Of life was nea w H.
mington. Del. The tug Israel Nv. Dur-{
ham. with a crew OF six men and four
other ner, employees OF the American
Dredging Company. was swalnped in the
Delaware River early to-day during tho
height or tho storm. Eight of tho ten
persons on the little craft were drown
ed. From farther down the coast lack
isonvillc-com the report that five men
were drowned Soff Charleston. THIS re-
port was brought In by one o /; the coast
liners. I. s53 s55 VA IN
u IIalfax,s Nova Scotia, Is tonight mourn
ing a 10000 fire. While this firo was
not directly duo to tho storm. tho flames
were famed and driven forward by the
high wind which prevailed .Ss
New y YorkS suffered conlpara lively it,
tile Tho wind and rainfEnnd lightning
and thunder wcro terrific, but little dam
a GO was done. Nineteenfc Goa ! 5barges went
adrift In tho bay and # Tonight their
5wreckngc strnws the shore from the bat
terry to- tho 1larrows, hut no lives were
lost. 3s; Several small vessels also II wen
ashore on various parts Oft the coast neilrsss
New York. Ono fatality was repor edAin
this city. a piece OF cast iron fire es-S
cape was blown from q building and
struck Carl IIertzner. kl llling him Instant
ly. gf 5.S s n n ii III 8
Steamboat Smashed to Pieces.
AZ fishing steamboat. Joseph Church. Of
Greenport, NJ. y, struck: on Peaks Hill
Bar to-day and was smashed to- pieces
Tho captain and crew of twent nty-one men
were saved. 81 i$:5 55S5 3af5t gS5I
From Wilmington. Del, tonight. came
tho news that great destruction was
caused by tho storm. Trees were 'lproo1tt--a Itt-a
ed, J, houses flooded and crops ruined .8 In
Chesapeake .Bay$tlle storm was partic,ls
Iarly fierce. Incoming steamers arriving
ut Baltimore, report that never before In
their experience has such n seyere ga To-
swept down on $thom atathis time Of tho
year. One man was seen adrlft IN n snlalt
row boat in Chesapeake Bay. but 1t was
impossible o rescue him. Tho storm was
accompanied by ~ cold wave 3s
Schooners Collide.
I, rho schooners Hattie " Kelsey. from
Newport News for New Haven. and tho
TIclcll II. BENEDICT, from Norfolk for New
Haven. both loaded with coal. were8ini
collision oft Sandy Hook to-day, Tho.
KELSEY sank, but her9crew of seven were
rescued by IL tug. Tho Benedict was
towed here. ,.5,5 & . 48
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
ALLEGED MURDERERS
ARE STILL AT LARGE
eBy Associated rrcss.>

JACKSONVILLE, "a FLA. Sept, l5--
Among tho resolutions passed to,ouS ~
no Tnrpentine Operators convention was
one calling on the Governor f OF FLORIDA 20
a,,torcettho law by securing the arrest OF
fi.ao ~ Aitmans for kill.ng jackson Duncan
ana i'm Riley an tho Georgia-Sol thern
and Fiorida train Sunday night, S. ana y me ne
shooting of ", y M N. Duncan at l'aS'er 81 =
81 Sheriff sdi'Y Herrndon, OF Baker county. was
here M to-day. IIe says the Alt,manss are re
tha e.! ~riv@er. YER Where they live. and therefore
beyond tss ssie'hi his Jurisdiction, The eenductoy
OF tie train on whlch The honiG|dfe, T., coc- oc-
CURED said that tho tram +, was w ~ Ateo'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
I I. HE PATH
HE STORM. |.
Covered Ia Wide Area and Tn
flicte,l Heavy q
Dana &c. 8
MANY BARNS BLOWN Z DOWN. w

. Z, !, 8

s Especial \ to y The Times -Dispatch.)
HI LOCH LEVEN. Y Az September l5-- 7'.-
one 3of the severest cyclones this vicinity
has ever known passed through the farm farm
Of Dr. c.. Harris yesterday, leaving win
utter des truction in3% It's pathway. His His
home was completely unroofcd gchilnlney'ss
blown down, blinds lifted from their ai.F.
hinges and windows shattered while ltiG lle
and his family escaped unhurts His farm rn
buildings wero torn in pieces and Is scat. cat
tered in every direction For tlnately, his MS
three horses were left standing n fetr r
stalls safe and sound, but his buggy wa wa $
fo,,1,n1 sevcnty-flve or ono hundred yards
RON the She'd entirely smashed. IS Ills
CROP and orchard wore badly damaged.
HIS loss is estimated at from five TO to SIX s.
hundred dollars. J3s "A MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
TWO KILLED In
COLLAPSE 0fBRIDCE
Ancient Structure in Minnesota
Catches Fire and Falls
y Into Water.
nv Associated press.l )

8 srILLWAT Nil NM septemb Der l5.--
Tho brio 90 across Lake ST., Croux. which Is
q half milo long. extending to the Wis.,.
,consin side. caught fire late this after
noon The fire created some connlotion
and the fire apparatus In responding to
tho alarm was followed by the usual |
crowd OF persons, i The fire had so weak
,ened ono end Of he spans OF theSrathcr
ancient structure, that when tho fire Iapr
ma ratus and the crowd Y nj tempted ta
cross 1t, 1t 4ell into tho water, twenty
feet below. About twenty persons were
+preclp!tated with the wreckage into tho
water. Adolph Boo, tagged tWenty-tWo
ana George Mceirath' ased q siNteen, were e
killed. and five ot theFs =! were seriously 'n-
Iiured, Tho financial loss Was small.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
1 Car Strikes a Tree.
9(speclal 10 observation-disclosures

n (Speclal 70 Tho hgTImcs-IJlspatc
pETDRSBURG, VA. September 15.--A
severe wind and rain storm swept over y !
tho city last might, reaching It's greatest
force about 10 o'clock, but excepting me nc
5entanglement of wires and blowing down
Of trees, no serious damage resulted,
Telephone connections with the North
and with Norfolk were broken for aey-
oral hours, md through trainstf from Inc
North have been very late to-day.
An electric car on tho Ferndalo l'ark
linc late last night ran into ~ tree }Whicll
had been blown cross no tracK eil'Ilnh
thn storm. rho car was badly damaged,
hut no one was Injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
ISLANDS BESlEGED.
japanese and British Make 1T
tack, But Arc Driven Off
by Russian Forces.
nv AssoriateIl Press


q ST. tPETERSBuRG. Sept, 15.-The En,-
peror has received tho following dispatch
from Viceroy Alexieff dated September
14th: 'I have received tho following re-
ports from General Stoessel, dated Port
Arthur, August 31st: "A dispatch from
Yakutsk, ea stern Siberia. dated August
31st, says tho komWandcr Stands; off
tho coast OF Kamchatka, had been be-
seged by Japanese and British schooners
ana steamers up to July 2sth, Two OF
these schooncrs and tho steamers were
armed with guns. I'M driving them off,
ten Japanese were killed and many
wounded, We sustained no loss. Near
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
In Cumberland.

s Y, rs,ec,o / 10 Tho Times Dlspatch0
s.rtpSDERT. VA, Sept, 10 a furious
storm ~ Wind and rain RACED In, this sec
tion lon y Wyestcrday rom 3o'cloek y the at{ep e r.
last nghtt kpown pnS a0mn!aa yesrs 3.
Dams 1saln W We're r washed away and much s; !
damage done to TOBACCO s;tapdlng n ,sfo1s tSS
}tieids Tho roar of the WING .dn,;,I 2lst petoto W
I'll Thss storm ceased as suddenly as s II ne, =
gan Much fenr Is entertained for +. IN, ths
Security Of the ,lnprecedented me ch coth
crops on creek and river poltoN'S'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
GREY EAGLE SINKS;
FIVE LOSE THEIR LIVES
(I,y Associated Prcss.l

JACKSONVILLE, FI1AY Sept !5;fv
5captaln Ingram and thu crew of the
clyde Limo ship Huron. rescued a par 5oe
the crow Of tho fsh!ng smack Sirey Easie
h Of Charleston. yesterday morning ana. an1t
brought them to- this city to-day,
Captain Ingram reported that MS sR.p3
was off the Charleston lishtsh.p wheni
ha Was given signals that q boat WAS near
there in distress, The vessel was soon
Ilovatcd and Tho captain wanted 70 taksl
them Oh the Huron. There Hese stSas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
4. SON is BORN TO
THE QUEEN 0FlTAlY
(By Associated Press,l

RAccoNiKI, ITALY. septembor lb,-
Queen Helena was safely delivered OF
son at / i o'clock to-night At the. royal
palace here. Both mother ana enid arc
doing well. The infant mas W ,efeisen ! 7.. NV
5nan,e OF IIumbsrt and the title OF prinee
OF Piedmont x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
Postrnasters Appointed.

(Special TO The Times -Dlspatch,) -
3. WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 15--Tho
following fourtl-class postlnnsters were
= Virginia.: Bunker Hi, Bedford county
w. S. Woodford, vice Mrs Laura J !,
Wells, removed. Na Us G Ii !,
North Il Carolina: Montezunla; Mitchell
L., Banner. resigned; Nestor, Davie scoun-
fy--Lnn Green. vice John H. Davis. re-
signed. 3gsts s5 s AZ n E}4s .5st,3&5iSS 's4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
One Hundred Enrolled.

ST, John the Baptist Institute opened
It's ninth session yesterday an and ENROLLED eS
Which Viii Wa Was before before n free institution, viii
now require tuition fees. {,
q II Is the purpose Of Father lIannigan
to make tho instltut OIL a. preparatory
3echool for colorcd children Wishing to az
tend ST. Emmas aud ST. Franc!s's, at
Belmaad, ON tho James. 3d Ri 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
North Carolina.

& Thomas and Chalmers White convicted
Z OF murder In the second degree for killing
Russell Shlrrell-----A new chair 70 pc es-
!: !: :nranks r. she wind at MI. Olive during
the storm are ,old---B Board reports the
State hospital for insane ovcrcrowded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Richmond.

Chamber OF Commerce makes several severe
changes III James River Improvement
COMMITTEES and again endorses tho frcc
bridge sctcmc---site selected for the gas
holder in West End and It Will soon a7t'l DC
esta blisfed Public schools open with
large enrolment and bright prospects
Richmond. Fredericksburg and lotomac
Railroad buys moro property near its
tracks--Republican District Committee
10 meet to-day to call a congressional con-
3ycntton-Rcv Ryland Knight accepts
cali TO pastorate Of Calvary Baptss,
c:htrch-Hbcrnian night at sacred
Heart bazaar marked by Very large
2crowd.-B!ucs' Battalion make lne show
jng ut their inspection BY Colonel stern f
Many shade trees blown up and other =
damage done here By the storm-.,,RtetiaLiIl = "
Merchants Association endorse ordihance a,.
notifying the pure food mea ure--.SEW Ny.
free bridge ordinance referred TO the ClIy
+ Sl;ngineer- Death In altimorc OF ME-.
IL -Nvlngfeld. formerly Of this cit ity------
Manchester defeated by the Bro1'rles----
Pollard. the negro who escaped from
4 cyclone Samuels Is recaptured------alany
marriages occur and others are announced
\ M rs. Cottrell gives ball. but her nus
hand is stillEin prison. .MANCHESTER------
FRS, anniversary at Cowardin Avenue
4 Christian @ChurcIi---Little damagc from
Storm Progress ofcars,ivai----Mr.C OF Cheat
hams account Of robbcry-,,Btrth y
party Catholic school opened.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
General

i No renewal OF fighting in Far East
since 1KuropatkIn retired to Mukden; now
I believed that next big fight will occur, 7
s Port Arthur; Japanese said to be 81 Ell.
Strenching on Tatsc River; heavy move-
me,t up Lao River toward TELLING has
been reported: plan Of Oyamu seems TO
Sbc to take AIukden and then push on to
sTicling--Presidentt Roosevelt orders that
Russian auxiliary cruiser Lena bo taken
/ in custody ard dis1nantled: :: action taken
on written request Of Russian conlman-
der; vesesl will be held until war is over
Fearful rava ges of the storm; wreck
4 OF crew OF fishing. smack Grey Eagle lose
4 thef1. lives remaining three rescued by
passing steamer--Elght men go down IN
Delaware RivH---Judge Parker goes TO
New York and Nakcs helm; Taggnrt to bo
Bshelved; Sheehan and Belmont to be in
control with Gornlall as adviser;. cand1-
date delS everybody to work. Higgin ms
nominated by Republicans for Governor
OF New York; Woodruff withdraws t
last moment; no slight to Platt except IL
refusal of convention to accept his candl-
date Before Day Clubs again In EVIL
5dence in Georgia: incendlary fire follows
tllrea t: mass-mcsting held.-Shnrp rise N
Atlantic Coast Line stocl:i general ad-
The New York market; Wall Street gos-
slp-TurpentinG Operators Association
to control Taval stores industry---king
Pepper wins Mercury Handicap mt Brigh-
ION Boa ach--Europc alarmed oyer cotton
& corner in America and Will produce Its
own crops--Son is born to Queen OF Italy
s-----E +. Swinncy, of Kansas City, nomi-
aated for president Of American Bankers
Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
Virginia

On account OF tho large number of
desperate prisoners In Chesterfield jail
Judge c!opton ordered the jail guarded guarded
day and night DR.. Edwin A., Alderman
given a public welcome at the University
and makes Il speech OF acceptance In re-,
ply to the address In behalf of the faculty
by DR.. page-B Board Of Trade of Norfolk
employ eminent counsel 10 take car SER
vice case to the United States supreme
Court--The rnyagcs OF he Wednesday
nights storm is shown to be widespread
hnnd the DANA ge very great; a rainfal u ~.
from Elk to eleven inches: many barns
md even St3 dwellings destroyed; crops
blown nat aud the land fearf,illy washed
~ eli 4 known miller at G,olum hla.y3Va
TORI to pieces by the bursting of.a iy
wheel-Thc he steamer Brandon blown
ashore opposite City Point in the storm
Son Of the postmaster at Pine Beach .un-
der arrest for robbing registered mall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

Continued on Third Pago,)'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

Continued on Fifth Pase)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
Mebr Iuirntr.

Streifer. llnrllben iinO lange nidt
10 g~eiGbrlid, oils Elm 5erriitteter 3u'
fton0 oe3 &0rperS. lleberarbeitrng,
urgeniigenper SGlot Nterpenon'
itrengung meroen einer o%llgemeinen
3uiammenbrud Ser @eiunobeit sur
Solge boben, penn nid)t reGt5ettig
ein 6ll~UerlGiiigeS giittel mgemanot
miro. IS gibt fem lDirtlamereS
aPittel fir llnorOmmgen Der Geber
lnO Der 9tieren ol5 electric SitterS.
@$ lit ein munberbnreS Stdrfung8'
mitteI, ein effeftiper 9terpenIt0rfer
irn0 Die bette olgemeine WeOi5in fiir
Den geifipGdten &0rper. IS pers
treibt 0crr0iitGt, N~belmatiSrnlts II.
Neuralgie uno t0btet Wtolpria-9afte'
rieu. Bios 80 Gents. 3uirieOen.
itelluna 9arnntirt bon Z. @. Nllete,
656 Naiu StraBe, Dubuque, Solpu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
@erf6ieoeme Wa6riOten.

Gin biibideS Set iall6 fiir6lid)
81 Flon9altel IN Ser Sreta9ne ltatt.
3mciuropier5ig Toore aus Dem
0orie pur0en 5il9leid) getrollt. Die
Nrheit i'm Sorie mo IN Oell umlie'
guloen rilbte g0nSlid) fiir Den Tag,
Gus DEM einfod)en @runOe, mell
tGltln ciu ein5iaer Mtenidp IN Der
Nah6arid)ait niht nit elmer Sraut
oher nit eilIem 9ralltigam perlpnrot
mar; oenn Ole glltel Seilte BON Hlou'
goiiel bcirotben nienlnlS allBerholb
ibrcr cigenen @emeinbe. IQe WtGn.
ner trrlgen BET ser Seierlid)teit bels
bIolle Saden, iebr enae idpuorSe
Seinfleiocr unb je6er Orei @eiten.
2ie rSrauen bottell cinen ieinen mei.
ZEN &opfput, biibid geitIfte Mieoer.
nit Stidereien o0er e~inaeipebten
Muitern, per5ierte Gtriimpie lllo
belle SdGrpel in bunten Sar6en.
Snfolgc ibreS eigeuurtigen aopi-
nilbes tragen ole Srnlen Tlorga.
ltel'S ibr Saar filr5 geidnitten, NAB.
reno Die Malncr eS lang modien
%laiicn; cs lit niGtS llngew6bnlifes,
bob ein 9anoD bon Glougaltel bis
chi Die SbuItern ~iaQenocS Saar
trGat.
Son einem 6oS6often Streid
miro aus Taris berihtet: Sin Gbe'
infer bate lon9e Belt Die iredle Neils
gi3rbe beS YortierS ertragenL DC.
ieine Sriefi6aften itets 5uriidbehielt
nno las, jam aber nun auf Mad)e
mo p~eriiel nlf einen Flml, Der
gleid)5eitig Die Sdulo beS Gortiers
bcwies mo i'm Oaiiir ~beltroite. Ser
Gbemifer oorciiirte on lid lelblt
einel, groBen Tod @rieie uno iaB
rlbia an lcincn 2aboratorium, I'M
sic Gntpifelrmg Ger Singe ob5ll.
iuarten. 9ieie lieb nlld nidt lalge
oii lid) parten. Der neuaicriae
Eortier Gifnete Oas Tadet mo los 5u
ieinem Gritaumen folgeuoe Mitt6ei.
ling: sd babe sic bel Der S6ct be-
irofien. Sic fonnen SIRE ~ul0nitdn.
bige Neuaier nidyt leilancn. Soil
i@ sic aeuunsieren? Gein, i@ min
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
gu bod.

Gin Gmerifaner, ser ii3 zines
Cages IN Toris ben @uieltburm be.
troftete, Ditroe bon eInem 6ranjolen
an9eiprodcll: rNb, niein Jrenlo.
bos lit ein berrlider SburnL nnO idy
slreiile iegr, Oh Sbr eillen belibt, Der
nieicrn oen &aug itreitig modea
f3nnte."
.Sopobl, mleria6rener iun9er
MGnn", crluioerte ser Amerifoner.
.Guer Sburm lit ia gari5 nett iiir
Sranfreid, ober IN Imerifa bobeu
mir einen Sburm, Der lit 10 bod, Dob
mir bel NodIt Die SpiBe benmter.
laiien miiiien."
nSbr miiBt BET Nadt Sic Spite
iinfen laiien?" fragte Der Sran5oie
%eritaunt. uaber 81 weld)cm 3wede
eenn?"
nSolpobl! Gs ociGiebt, Inn ben
@cno porbei 81 loiien. Nloiell, meilt
Sieber!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
@urte iinO btni~.

5dslidj tarn man in Den On et r:get bon
iogen. Bateutnleoistreu Ieicn: III, re >leei5inen
heileu YlcS uItb tUIleu luir bail. .rantireu.A
Ratirlit iilo bic 2ette, bic 70 etipuN bebaupten.
ME i'm Stauoe. ben Sepeis iir ib& Ynaaben 3ul
l%ietertt. Eenn ieoer etrigermaBen perninittse
Menidl muB fh bod iGseli, .oaB cine Webt5in
nicht ale drantheiten beilru tann. @ine MeoiJirS
tdru b~odlitens cine 0ruppe uon aranfbeiten bet.
len, bic iinllntlid bon einer urfodle bertummeu.
i. Weuitdoter q 60. bic Giaentt amer iereS be.
riibmter ~Ste5epteS Der alien Nond1e Don ct.
Seruoro, nam me!d)em ausid)lieblidl aus ben
reiniien Observation-Disclosures bic beiudbrten
baupten nidlt, oaB oieie Iineu iir Nugenleioet
ooer Gmpbniene gut i!uo. Sic ergeheu fdl uidtr
in %biligen. trlgeriiheu gSurten, ipuoerr iageni
einiadl, bGB oieie Iiaeu, ole fur MIR 25 Gents it
allen @potbeten 5u baben limb. ale arautbetten
oes 1ageus uuo Der 9eber heiien: NIB ne iluo
~ieoerSeit bereit, ioldeS ST. b%eiueilen. ste MAIDEN
ielbPE nNdA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22

ocn @erren Sproglle, @orner 4 60,
@boleiole @rocers in Gbicngo, ST,
Gngcfanft.
Gurhom, no Dieier So6af iobris
5irt miro, lit Der berilgTte Sabatas
prt, Ser in 0enl 0oloCn tobacco Sclt
Con 9tortb Carolina gelcgen ut.
ySllfe'5 Miirtllre" mllr0e Dor plelen
&u6ren nod] Nerrn :. y. Gltte, Dem
6eriibmten Sobnf2mnmL hcndnnt
lulb ole umgcbcure ,}unobmc Oc5 lint
ioBca hoi e5 81 ieinem Sic6lingSs
ortifcl gcnIndbt mnO Die grGBte Sorgs
iolt miro auf feline Sabritotion per-
man0t.
Sieicr Gerinlht entbGlt 2,S80,OO0
,eil5clue &odete Sabnf mo f0nntc
icber erwaficnen m1nnliden Serion
III Oen &ereinigten Stooten Sabaf
fiir flint Efeifcn, ober jeoent Sol0a-
ten ber itcbenoen Irnlee Ser Ger.
Stuoten, Gnglon6's, Srontreid)S,
GeutiGlon6'S, Stnlien'S, Scitcr.
reid'S pmO TllBlnnO'S ein Fddet
liefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
@isconEu.

Ser mlmcit bon appleton
m~p6nhnite 6armcr rSobn Gg9ert
Bate ein altersidnuod)eS EferO, aber
c$ gilg Inn 81 noDc, ielbIt OaS trellc
81 elidlieBcn olld) teiler Der
lDoate IS tllul. Ga fam
cr duf ocn @eDanfen, ibm cine SDna.
mitpotrore nit 3iinoidmlr nm Den
SAILS 3u binocn mo e9 meit binult8
ms 6elb 5t iiI6ren uuO e5 Damn lei.
SdidlGl 81 ii~berlaiien. Gas
tNnt cr oenll nlld), abcr ais er BON
Dem trellen S6inrmeI iortlief, fam
Dieier i'm nad) - Die 3iin0idynlr
Grannte unO mrieyem 6armer itonOen
ole Soore 81 Serge. ga gelang e3
inn, Sllrd, einen Grnbt5aun 81 frie-
den, gleid oaraui eriolgte cine Gr.
ploiion unO er ihlu9 lang bin. alS
CT Iid) mieber o~uirnppelte, mar bon
Dem nItcn Saul feline Splir mebr
por6onDen mo mtf me6rere CARDS
mar Ser goocn nuigerilIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ 3D.
!: !: ! !: SnlduDii1es. :
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N~aIiiornteu.

gEod) elmer $50 Sage Oolterrl.
Ben Rcile lit ole picrmaitige &drfe
,SallS Of @aloaIe" pom &%iperpool
an IA. MGr5 III Gan 6ronctaco on
ge(omn1eu. sNNe& gtng gut, bis DIE
&arfe AM p. September ON Sap
&urn onfam. tort murOe lie bon
elmer Ieibe 10 beitiger Stiirnte cr.
qriffen nuB lie Die 9urd)iabrt rrod)
Dem StiQen SScon nid)t lpagen
brrite. Am 8. utb 10. Sftober ner'
Loo on5 Sdiii neun5ebn Segel. 9tadl'
benz ultd) ser Shiffsrumpi Seihools
eurgen erlitten batte uno Oua Mnl'
Ter IN 0u5 Shiff 5u orirlgel begdrn,
beifloB &apitdn SbompIon, nm ooS
Sap Der @uten &offuung nod Dem
StiQen S5ean 5t Iegeln. Ils er ON
+. Sonuur oui Ben Soreoltr SnlelIt,
iiolid BON Helt Seelono, unlegte,
Inn @aiier ein5umebmer, lpeigertell
iih odt MotroierL ferner 9ienit 5n
tblllt, 0od) gelang e@ BENT &opltdlt
uno Sen Sffi5ierer, nad) InluenOung
BON @epolt sic Melltcrer zines Selie-
rem al belebren. Ser H~Goelsfilhrer
ioltrbe in Glen qele9t urb 80 Gage
lang inter 9ed eingeiperrt. Gomn
bolenoete bo8 Sdiii Die Sabrt iiber
ben Stilen S5eau obne meitere
Standardization. 9ie HebeQiol
inter Gen Watroien murOe beigeleGt,
imo ais bos SGiif in Sm Trancisco
sInfer mari beiauOen iid ollie Wtonr
OH ser Nrbcit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
Gin uuDIId perbiitet.

u0tit fnopper Notb ipilroe unier
fleiner Sobn gerettet", id)reibt Srall
@. @aifin$, bon Yleaiant Gitp,
Obio. rSllngenent5iinOung bate
ibm arg m~itgcipielt umO milroe
CT nebenbei bon einern id,redlihen
Slliten befolen. Gr muroe bon ben
belten sler5ten beDanoelt, milroe ober
je0en Gag elenoer. Sd)licBlid gee
irouGten mir Or. Sings 9tep Dis
ccDerN fir Nu@5ebrlng nio inter
Sicblirg mur gerettct. Gr lit ieBt
terngeiuno mo mlnter. SeOers
mann iollte piiian, ,boB eS oaS Elm.
5ise iid)ere Mittcl fiir &llitenL Gr
tGltun1eu llnO ale S%urgenleibcn lit.
@arantirt Don Z. ". Tlletc, 600
Wain StroBe, Gltbique, Soma.
EreiS 30 Gents nnO 500. Strobe.
ilaiden frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
WarDIauo.

Gie BON Sen bet6eiligten
SelterperIiderungs 8eiellidoiten
in Baltimore 81 bederOe @eianmt.
iummc lit MN b"eiinitip bonn r@alt.
llnbermriter" ieitgeiteQt. Na6 sl6-
5llg geretteter Mertbe in &0De bon
$1,769g762 iino $31,095l132 an Die
&eriiterten 81 .5ableir. Ger mirf-
lid)e @erlllit lit iebod) nett bober.
Ger beutibe Correspondent" iogt
oorouf be5iigliA: rNoh Dem Sins,
lprlide be5 &oriiBenoen oes @erluit.
Counties ser 6elterperiid)erungSs@e,
ie~uidniten be5iifert iif Der 6eller-
i6aoen galtiniore'S immerbin ollf
125 Millionen Collars" - Sn In'
betrod)t Oes llmltanoes, baB einige
GerIi1erungS . @eieqi6often ibre
3ahlungSunidbigfeit bereits arlge.
meloet ba6erJ betrG9t ser bon Den
8e1d)uoigten = 81 0e1en olld) Die
StuotbebGroe gebort - iel6it 81 fra,
9eu0e @erluit - Oenmod) rllnb 6lltl'
bert WiQipnen Collars! Die Gait
rertbeilt lid aaerbings, 0a 6ie Be
liter BON runo $500 &Guiern Oornn
81 trugen baben nmo 0arunter ie0r
5ablrmgsiGbige iinb, mie 9anfen
@roBinouitrieae aIer 9lrt unO Die
Stoot iPIbit. 2lber Die qroBere 3abl
Ser o6gebronnten &Gllier geb0rte iue-
niger bemIitteIten Seuten, uno piele
BON Oieien merOen megen llngeniigen'
Der o0er MIR tbeilweiie ousiaQenoer
Seriiferiulg al Nelt6nllten nid)t
0enten fGnnen. Wtit an6erelt
@orten: olrd) in 0ieiem Sale fom-
men Oie StieifinOer oeS 0liidS mie.
Der am i6ledteItcu meg.