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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-24
SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue Of authority conferred upor
me as commissioner by order of the Su
perior Court, in special proceedings No
1925, entitled w. H. Burt, executor Of
Penina Stinson, deceased VS.. James Low
ell Wood ct ais, I will on the 21sr day OIL
March 1904, at IL o'clock M, offer fol
sale ct public auction, for cash on the
premises in Holly Springs Township
Wake County, State Of North Carolina
that piece or parcel of land adjoining
the lands of James Norris (colored), de
ceased. on the West, d. t. Adams or
the North, and others, bounded as fol
lows, to-wit: Beginning at stake and
pointers, Norris corner, and runs as his
line N. 2 degrees. East $3.50 chains to 9
pine stump, D. T. Adams corner, thence
rs bis line South 81 degrees. East Il
chains to a stake in said Adams line.
thence South 2 degrees, west 27.25 chains
TO stake; thence North 50 degrees, West
IL chains TO the beginning CONTAINING
Il 81 acres more or less.
This 10th day of February, 1904
w. Fl. BURT.
Commissioner
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lures Opened qulet and closed steady.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans March 23-There was
good demand for spot cotton. Buyers, Il
is said, were we'll supplied with foreign
and domestic mill orders.
Futures opened steady and from point
lower to points higher. The weakness
in New York together with hammering
BIZ bears caused decline after an initial
advance of a few points 1t was gener-
ally believed that New York was a heavy
seller at times in the local market during
the morning hours. Prices were well un-
der control by shorts for time when it
was reported that a strong demand for
spots had developed. This Immediately
caused an advance until prices were a
qaurter of cent higher tnan yesterday
close and about 35 points higher than the
lowest levels of the morning Some liqui-
dation on the part of longs, together with
renewed selling by shorts caused another
recession which followed by another re-
covery. The rervous fee,ing in the mar,
ket was shown in the frequent fuctua
tions. Much of the nervousness was said
to be due to the forthcoming Census
Bureau report The most frequent esti
mate was 1O,5OO,o $50 bales, including lint
ers. 1t was claimed by longs that such
a crop would justify present prices. In
the trading May first advanced points
above yesterdays closing at 1859, de
cli1ed Il POINTS to 1S.45, advanced to 1877
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, March 23.-Transactons in
stocks today rose considerably over the
round million share mark established yes
,erday and they were not so oyerwhelm-
ngly preponderant in Union Pacific as yes
tcrday. That stock was still central
figure in the market, and its spectacular
rise of yesterday was the influence which
caused the violent and feyerish specula-
zion in other stocks today. The profit
taking in Union Pacific, however, was
steady and persistent and this had an
ultimate effect on the whole market,
which showed signs of languor towards
the end of the day. The buying OF Union
Pacific yesterday gave rise to conyic-
| ton that an interchange of holdings was
in course of accomplishment looking to
mutual representation on the various
boards OF directors which would work out
as effective a community OF interest in
| the trans continental field as the North
ern Securities Company had aimed at.
This fired the speculative excitement in
the market with its inference of similar
measures probably to be taken in other
railroad groups. Southern Pacific was
the principal prop against the proft-tak-
M IN Union Pacific and the new fea-
lures were Pennsylvania and the Fries
number of the principal railroad stocks
and specialties rose a point or more
but the movement of the market was not
comprehensive at any time and there were
constant and feverish fluctuations in the
ad; ancing stocks. The persistence of the
pl oft taking in Union Pacific undermined
the market and only fractional gains
were left at the last where there had
been the principal strength, while the
age level of prices was below last
Is closing. Union Pacific and Great
ehern preferred lost about points
The activity of. Northern Securities or
the curb continued today and Northern
Pacific when released was added to the
curb quotations, selling between 1873 and
| 1926 These movements were obviously
based on the adjustment of market prices
to the rate of exchange fixed for these
stocks in the Northern Securities ldistri
button. The market closed easy at the
lowest
ties merger were inclined to react max
ing the bond market irregular. Tota
sales (par value) $3,460,000.
Z. S. bonds were unchanged on call
Total sales were 1854 ,0G0 shares, includ
lns Atchson $1,000; Baltimore and Ohio
32,0oO;s Chesapeake and Ohio 1000; st
Paul 10000; Erie 26, 100; Erie first pre-
terred $500; Louisville 1900; Missouri
Pacific $1,000; New York Central $500
Ncrioik and Western 1900: Ontario ant
western $4,000; Pennsylvania 1874, 200
Reading $500; Rock Island $4,000: Rocl
Island preferred 7400; Southern Pacif
I26l,5VO; Southern Railway $500; South
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Barley-quiet feeding 50; mailing 55@65.
Wheat-steady, No. 2 red, l02; May, 9oZs; July
| 9l5s; september, 81
Cofn-spot dull, No. 2, nom; May, 565s; July
5l5s. Aug. b7s4@l1k, Sept. So.
| Oats-easy, No 2, i615.
| Beef.-quiet; family sll5o0l25U mess 5000
| $50; city extra India mes, packet
l0.5O@l $50, beef hams 2O.50@22.0O;
Gut meats-quiet ;pickled bellies, 7@s
picked shonders6A; picked hams, lO@ii
Lard-weak, western steamed Loo; refined
| dull: continent IT'S; compound, 6A@Hs.
Porkoquiet; family l6:0O@l6.5O; short clear
l3.19@l6.o9, mess i :5O@sl6,OO. -
| 51s@5N.
Rosin-weak; strained com. to good 2.75ta SC
Turpentine-weak t2A@t3
Rice-steady: domestic, fair to extra, 31a@5H,.
Japan nominal.
Molasses --frm New Orleans, open kettle,
good to choice, 3l@37.
Cofiee-spot Rio steady: No invoice t2s,
mild steady cordova lU@l3.
Sugar--raw firm, fair refn i-i6, cen
trlfugal s6 test 3s-l6, molassessugar, 4
refined firm, confec. \ 400, mould A
800 cut loaf SIS, crushed 53i, powdered 4.75,
granulatedie5, cubes 40,
enthusiastically; Long ,Oc@3.37J erseys
2.75013.ll, Jersey sweets l.50G40O, state and
western sacks 26502.75
Peanuts-stcady, fancy hand-picked, @t34
other domestic 3HM6R.
CabbagC-hrm; domestic per ton 20U0G 3J.O0.
Fla hbl 2oU(0 $50.
re ght 10 Liverpool 10
Bu1.er-quiet extra fresh creamery "a, state
UAlFS it0WZi. IdcIOTy lzI2l9Lo
Cheese-firm slAlS, fulI cream fancy small
cclored Sept ~, late made l0A; do white II,
late made, 1914.
Eggs-steady state and Penn. nearby
average finest H. western frsts go.
Cotton SEED oil quiet and
crude f. o. b. mills 300g3l, prime summer yel-
low 36k, off sum. yellow nom, prime white
AZ; prime winter yellow il%@,
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE, Mar. 60 Il lour quiet win err
patents 5i505.3U, spring patents, So.ZO(G5.6O.
Wheat weak and ....., spot contract
IN0%al, March 1C0z, do Pred western 1917.
Corn-weak: spot o01s, Southern white 4l@5OE.
March D. 34M%
Oats dull No2 white AZ.
Ryeaofirn, No. z, o2eS5 uptown, no. 2, Sl@s3
69G70.
Butter-steady fancy imitation @20, fancy
creamery . G26, fancy ladle l59l6
Eggs steady lt@.
Cheese strong, small l2@H for Sept and
early Oct l01agll Nov, Small ZOE for Jept.
Sugar-strong; fine and coarse sranulated
$50.
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of deed of mortgage exc
cuted on the eth day of January. 1900,
by r. o. Pool, and registered in book 1877
at page 1913, in the office of the Register
Of Deeds in and for Wake County. l will
expose fer sale on Monday, the 25th day
Of April, 1904, at public auction for cash
at the Court House door in Raleigh, the
following described real property:
beginning at Baugh's corner on a
branch, thence with line North one de-
gree East 23.10 chains to a stake; thence
East six degrees and fifty chains to a
stake-Baugh's corner Hamptons line;
thence East eighteen degrees and 95 chains
to G. W. Partin's corner; thence with
said Partin's line nearly South q degrees
and 10 chains. to a stake--Wil Dunns
line; thence West 10 degrees and 5 chains
to persimmon tree at the head of the
gully and branch u degrees and 30 chains
to the beginning, containing .fifty-seven
acres more or less, and lying in ST. Mat
thews township.
Terms cash. title perfect.
b b. BUFFALOE, Mortgage.
HARRIS & HARRIS,
Attorneys Of Mortgage.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CON
TRACTORS.
Clinton, Sampson County, N. c.

Clinton, Sampson County, N. c.
March 7th, 1904
The Board Of County Commissioners of
Sampson county, N. c. will receive sealed
proposals for the building of county
court house in its entirety, ready tor oc-
cupancy as per plans P--96 A, nod on file
in the office of the architect, b. f. Smith
Fireproof Construction Company, Room
500, Pope Building, Washington, d. c.,
and also on file in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds, Mr.. r. A. Ingram, Clinton,
Sampson County, N G. Bids will be re-
ceived up to II o'clock noon on Wednes-
| day, the 10th day of April, 1904. Each bid
| will be accompanied by a certified check
in the sum of $1,000 made payable to the
Board of County Commissioners The con-
taIctor will be required to give a bond in
the sum of seventy-five per cent. of the
gross amount of the contract. Address,
MIR. r. "A. INGRAM,
Register of Deeds Clinton, Sampson Coun-
ty, N. G.
3-10-dwks
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SPECIAL REMARKS.

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TONIC, ALTERNATIVE, PURIFIER OF
THE BLOOD, or NERVINE is needed.
do not believe its equal can be found for
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restore to perfect health. / used to di-
rect if half dozen bottles of my Remedy
be taken and no benefit felt to stop it,
that it was useless to try more, but
have met with great many chronic
cases, where no perceptible benefit was
felt on the first half dozen bottles, and
its continued use effected euro.
In chronic cases of long standing. where
any of my Remedy is needed at all the
use CT dozen bottles is necessary, and
in many cases more. Some take half
dozen bottles and more BEFORE feeling
any benefit great many tell me they
have felt better from the first dose; most
report benefit on second or third bottle.
1t will cure INDIGESTION and stomach
troubles 1t Will counteract BLOOD
FOLSOM. In such cases give wineglass
every Is or 20 minutes until the effect is
felt in the head.
most urgently recommend the Remedy
to every one suffering from any trouble
that comes from impure, impoverished or
poisoned blood, or for a rundown sys-
tenn
The use Of the Wash is of the utmost
Importance to be used in connection with
! tho Remedy, in cases where there is any
external trouble, Inflammation, ulcera-
| ticn, or itching humor
! For further information, apply to
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, Mar. % -Turpent1ne .......
80; receipts 2 casks.
Rosin-...... at $50 receipts o5 bbls.
Tar-frm, Lei; receipts oi bbls.
Crude-frm, 225G4. 00Gi.00; receipts bar
rels.
CHARLESTON, Mar % -Turpentine nom.,
......, receipts 800. sales exports.
ROsin-nom.
SAVANNAH, Mar. 23-Turpentina dull
5.Ia; receipts III sales =, exports 10
hosin firm, receipts TAG, SAFES 39j, exports,
ol5
quote A, BIC. d, 25o@; e. 2.55 F,26O, g,
265; II, go; I,2 95; K, $3.50; M, 3. 5. N. 90 VIC,
so; WV, M40J
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The undersigned calls for bids on a gen
eral stock of hardware and supplies the
inventoried cash value of which amounts
to Sc, 700 This stock is well located in
thrifty town of 5000 inhabitants and of
fers exceptional inducements to persons
desiring to enter this line of business
Copy of inventory and further informa-
ton will be furnished by
2. L. GOODWIN, Trustee
Dunn, N. C. 3-22--4t. e. O. d.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, March 23.-Startling crop dam
age reports from Indiana caused sharp
rally in wheat late today. Declines oc-
casioned by general selling on favorable
weather We're not entirely overcome, how
ever the July delivery closing at a net
loss of 3-S@ia. Corn is up share. Oats
are down 3-S and provisions 2h0121ac.
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j. D. BOUSHALL, General Agent,
Tucker Building Opposite Post Office, Raleigh, N. c.

declined TO 1874, when an upward move.
ment set in which carried it to 14.13
Oiher active options showed similar fiuct-
datlons, the market closing firm at about
tie highest level of the day. Net gains
were: March to August inclusive. IS to
o. points, and the new crop months 80
to SO points.
The final advance was caused by an ur-
gent demand from spinners not only for
sEots but also for futures.
New Orleans Mar iottnr f,,t,,ros 90 l..
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

lew York, Mar. o. p. m.-Money on call
steady l14@is4, closing ~ oiferei IA time
mos aszGI; prime mercantile paper $1,000,
sterling exch. firm with actual bus. In bank
ers' bills at 4e7 04S74 for dem. and at 4SilO
iS7 Is for 20 day Dill. nos1ed rates, 4..6Q
Mexican dollars AZ Gov. bonds Railroad
bonds ........
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ern Railway preferred 300; Union Pacific
$4,000; Wabash preferred 500; Copper
20 500; Sugar 5000; Brooklyn Transit 90
400, Consolidated Gas 1900; Tennessee
Coal 1900; U. s. Steel $500; U. s. Steel
preferred CO. 300.
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utures odened easy and closed firm.
LIVERPOOL,

Liverpool, March 23, p. m.-Cotton spot
in limited DEMAND, prices easier; .....;.:.;.,-...
American middling fair 50, good middling,
TIA, middling 1.6i, low middling Isl, good
ordinary, IA, ordinary ..2l The sales of the
day were 900, of which 500 were for specu-
lationand export and included 1900 Ameri-
can. Receipts 1000 bales including $500
American.
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8 A l. STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE, Mar. % -Seaboard Air Line
common, l01. Preferred III.
BOnds-4's 49,. "a.
Atlantic Coast Line common l0.@l0S; pref
erred .........
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Opening. Highest. CLOSING. Lowest
Cash quotations were as follows :

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-steady, winter patent SOG5. 90
straights S4.5UtQI-70 spring patents 4fO@4. so;
straights 4. 200 isobakers S5.25@S.oO;wheai, No
spring 90d37; No 3, sn096: No. red
alb@S5L4; corn, No. 2. 56I5, No. 2 yellow
S Il oats, No 2 S3s@54:No.2 WHITE. No SWIFT
3SA@u. rye, No. 2, .tSa, good leeding bar.
ley, $50; fair to choice mailing, 45G55 IA Z
seed, No. L., l.07h: No. northwestern Lila
prime timothy seed, 10 mess pork neI hi.
IL S71ac6l3.00, lard per 10 fb.67215d6.75 short
ribs sides (loose), o0@ 6.621a.; dry salted snoni
ders (boxedl, 90; short clear sides
(boxed) 7 25@7.S7112, whiskey, basis of high
grade wines, lIS; clover, contract grade 80.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Mar. % Flour dull, whit ,
patents s5.l0@5 I5 Minnesota patents "a o.
I.50. do bakers .20(05.l0;
Rye f1our-weak, fair to &c d s4s0aI &c
choice TO fancy S4:6Ot04.S5 so
Buckwheat flour nom: S2OO@21O.
Corn-meal quiet. yellow western ri 1oL
kiln dried 3 100 81.
Rye-du No. western &c.
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important Notice

we seera energetic
fesentatV appointed
the highest honorable
only applicants with reliability
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RALEIGH SPOT COTTON MARKET

RALEIGH SPOT COTTON MARKET
REGENTS Yesterday . bales
Prices estimated .......... 10 3-SG13%
Receipts same date last year ] bale
Prices same date last year 9A@97s
REGENTS this week. ..... 2 bales
Reefs. same date last yearl 81 bales
REGENTS to date. .... 1925 bales
Receipts last year to date 14,029 bales
The sales of two bales yesterday had no
effect. on prices. These were tinges badly
stained and 10 cents a pound was paid.
The estimated prices yesterday were:
Strict Good Middling 1874, Good Mid
ding 1885, Strict Middling, 1917, Middling
10 SO, stains and tinges 1908 cents. The
market advanced half a cent and the tone
is strong:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
@iSeonNu.

- Ger fiir5li6 in WiImallfee Der.
itorbene 81. s. 3inn bat ieinem
Sobne Bruno bas linn Sufommenbe
@rbtbeil unter ionoerbaren @eoing.
ungen binterloiien. Ser gater flagt
in ieirem lesten @iaen, bob ibm Der
Sobn 10 pielen Srubel unb unfoiten
eemo6t babe unb perfiigt, baB linn
iein Grbe bon $4,000 erit ausbe.
5ablt miro, irenn er 40 Sabre (oas
SdWabenalter) erreidt bat. Solte
er bas Seitament anfedten, erbGlt er
$4,000, Die iibrisen $4,000 fallen an
m~obltbatige @eielidaften Der Staot.
@iro Dos Seitament nnerfannt, err
balt Der grbe iGbrlid $1,000 bon ben
3inien beS &apitals.
= Sn Wilmalifee unternabm Dor
&lir5em Der Sarmer artbl,r WeIion
aus 8rano &apibs, Wih., cine aus.
gebebnte 9ierreiie. I'm ii6 bon oen
Strapo3en ieiner 9ieritubien 81 err
bolen, begab er iid) in cine @irtb.
beltellte iid eiren S6oppen
9ier, ieete iid in cine @de, COB aus
elmer 9ledboie etpos Glilper in fem
gier uno nabm 0ann einen ber5baf-
ten Sdlud. Ser @igentbiimer bes
Soloons mari einen Ylid nlf Die
uno las Die Iufi6rift:
slough OH Stats. 8oiion." gr
bon S6reden erfaBt u1o lieB
eineli Yoli5iiten berbeirufen, Der
Nelion nit Dem Eatrolnagen mad
Dem Soipital if)affen lieB. 9ort
ibm baS gier uno &attengiit
inter beftigen Troteiten ausge.
Nelion permabrte iid) ents
idieoen bagegen, oaB er Oas Gatten-
gift in Observation-Disclosures glbiid)t ~5u
ii6 genommen bate. gr febrte Wtils
mollfee iofort Den Giiden, no es
einem Wonn nift einmal geitattet lit,
&attengiit our gerubigung ieiner
gterper 81 nebmen.
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Gin rtcTeer SanOfauf.

@ie uns ans 5uberldiiiger Nuele
beridtet miro, bot llede's 2ono
Igencp IN Cumberland, isis, cine
Der groBten 2ono-Igenturen bes
Stoates @isconiin, Dor einigen
Sagen einen Sono.G ompler bon
nabe5u 10000 Ifern 2anb, uno
5mor bes beiten Sormlanoes gefauft.
0as 2onb liegt tbeils in @apfielo,
tbeilS in Sarpo Gountp, isis, lit
por5iiglifes Sarmlanb uno bot iebr
quite 9emGiierung, babel liegt es IN
nGditer NGbe Der beiten W6rfte bes
Noromeitens. Gin beionberer gor'
tbeil, Der bier ben 2anbipirtben 9ebo.
ten miro, lit Der, bab iebem &dllfer
ertipeber Elm Sramenbaus, ID bel "a
ober Elm @lodbals Is bel 26 fertie
gum gin5ieben auf baS Sanb gebailt
miro. Serr ltede bat iofprt nah glb.
idluB bes &aufes einen Gontraft fir
Die @rbalnlng bon 300 iolden Sdu-
fern pergeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15

unb In Der llmeebune, beren man
babbaftig Derben fonnte, eridoiien
uno perbrannt, UNI eiuer llebertra.
9ungsgefabr bor5ubeliger.
- Ginen i6redli6en 600 fanb
oiefer Gage bic 60iGbrtge gbefrau
oes Bolicrers s. Seiie al Sierlobn.
geim @ereiten bes M~benoeiiens mrlb
fie nit ibren &leioern Dem Seiler at
nobe gefonmen fem. oils Der
~Slammenihein bon Wad)barn be.
merit fpl1rbe, fan6 man sic alters.
idpafe Sralt nit brennenoen &lei-
bern betpnbtlos am @oben liegen.
Der ifleunigit berbeigerufene @r5t
fonrlte MIR Den tn5niiden bereits elm.
getretenen 600 Der l%lngliidlifen felt.
ltellen.
&iir5li6 itarb in gorbef Die
Gbefran Oeiltmann, flr5 na6oem iie
ibret @tann beiduloigt batte, iie ge.
idlagen 81 baben, al Ser5i6Iag, pie
Der Ir5t feititelte. Die Sbbuftion
Der 2eife abgab, oas Die SdGoeIoede
sertriimmlert nar. Gin &inb befltns
octc Damn, Dab Oer Batter Die W,ltter
inter idtperen 0robl1neen nit einem
Spl5idub eeidlaeen babe. Ser
Wann lit perbaftet morben, Die &in-
Der tmlroen bon Der @eneinbe Der.
loret.
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eG,uels.
Sn einem @enfer @obnhaus

= Sn einem @enfer @obnbaltS
nltroen cine &eibe merfpiirotaer
iftperer lt~ngliidsfGIle ourd gleftri.
5itat perurioht. Oas erite Spfer
mar elm gader Hamens CHARLES @i.
roo, Der Worgens ole gr0tfen
bradte. @r rei6te iie burd ole
Stabe bes aiihenfeniters; ober plob,
LID i6rie er flirdtbar allt fiel inn
S%ooesfampf 81 gooen uno itarb nad
luenigen Mugenbliden. Die 8oli5ei
ipuroe gerufen mo Der Bfortner
tpoate Die Sade auffl1rert. Or itedte
leinen slrm ourd Oas Seniter, ipuroe
babel aber audi bon einem itarfen
eleftriiden S6lag 5u goSen gepor.
ZEN. Webrere 8erionenL ole ibm
belfen poaten. ging eS Gbnlidl, 10
Dab lie ii6 lGngere Belt nift beme.
gen fonnten. Hun moQte Die 9e.
liserin bes Sauies t%elepboniid) einen
Ir3t berbeirufen; aber iie erbielt
einen iolden Sdlag, Dob iie bemuBt.
los binitiir5te, nGbrenb elm @1od)en,
oas @aiier obloufen laiien molte,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8 Snldnoti1es. g
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wetu ScrIcD.
WeW ScrieD.

- lteber einen ihloflolen Wen'
f6en miro aus Ncmarf beri6tct: Ser
in oienIten Der Tuiiaic @oter Com.
panp itebenbe g. Sabre olte s. So
fterIine beholptet, felt 20 Sabren
ni6t 9ci6lofen 5lt boben, mo leine
Ra6barn beitGtigen feline @ngoben.
Catherine lit aus Solano gebilrtlg
uno fam oils ilrn9er Wann BON 10
Sobren noh Imerifa. &rr5 nof)
ieiner @erbeiratllng ting feline 6roll
al frGnfeln an ltlo er arbeitetc Gag
uno Nadt, Inn Die iid onbdufenoen
Soften 81 beltreiten, an rube oadte er
MIR penig. Die Sorgen orildten Inn
fdper, lnb menn er Nofts 81 Bette
cling, fling er an 81 9~rilbeln. Seit iei-
mem AZ. 2ebenSiabre, 10 erflart er,
liege er itets Die gan5e Naft mat) i'm
@ette unb foune feinen S6luf finoen.
Seoen Worgen bat er beftige &opf'
ibmer5en llno Elm unbebaglides Sc
fiibl, Die ober iofOrt peri6minoen, io-
baIb er ms Sreie gebt unb einige
Siige friihe Suit einatbmet. Ier5te,
nelde Sen Wonn unteriudten, font
men iid bos &Gtbiel nidt erfldren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
WarDlano.

= I'm fem geiu Dor glmputation
lnb pieaeidt iein 2eben 81 retten,
idritt Or. s. $. Slider, Der 8or.
itebcr Der birurgiifen @btbeilung
0es Soipttals in Cumberland, 81 Der
Ionit 5iemli6 lngemobnliden Selblt-
operation. Seit elmer ISOLDE botte
or iurdtbare S6mer5en i'm Iinfen
SuBe peripiirt unO alsbolo erfarmte
er, boB er an 9lutoergittung lit.
ST pollte nad 8aibington fabreu,
INN iid bas @lieo omputiren 81
laiien, oaein Elm 8%abnunfoa bin-
oerte i'm oaran. gs mar ober feline
3eit 81 perlieren, oenn Die Sereiftilng
bette iid idon bis gum &niee er.
itredt. 60 omputirte er nit Silfe
GINGER @Grterinnen 6aS @lieb
iclbit. @ine babe Stunoe lang
wdbrte Oie operation, Die Der mlt.
tbi9e ar5t nit elmer Sor9folt naa
Hitbe mlsfiibrte, olS oh eS elm Srem,
Der lei, Dem er Die 3ebe obtrennte.
Snfolge 0ieier Operation miro er bas
9ein ni6t einbiiBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15

- @ebolperidiiiie i'm 8eridts.
iaale CAB es IN Sfen.Yeit, oils Der
iugenolide @erbrefer Waracineanu,
Der tpeeen zines Worbes All smoIf
Sabren 3u6tbaus pe%rurtbeilt NOR
Den ipar, borte, bob feline @erufitng
pertporfen morben lei. Ser gerbre.
der 500 einen @epolper nnb ~felierte
bier Sdiiiie auf Die Midter ab, mo-
onrd elm &ihter Ieidt peripnnoet
pnroe, Cine unbeihreiblide Ser
mirrung entitanb; gnes fliidtete;
unb ba ielbit Die Dem @erbreber sllr
Vepafung beigegebenen @enoarmen
lit nidt gleib 5it einem @ntibluiie
%aufraffen fonnten, eelang es benz
Wtorber, ourh bas &ifter5immer su
entfommen. SIM Suiti5palait iGob
er einen @erfoIger nieSer, eelangte
oarauf auf bic Strabe uno beItieo
eilenbs cine 9roi6fe, in6em er ben
8ntider bonn gode mari. God,
mllroe er iest bon einem 8enoarmen
gefabt, bebor er nit Der 9roitfe bae
p%onfabren fonnte, nit Siilfe anoerer
$in5neilenoer iiberipdltiet, geieiieIt
uno oaranf tpieber Dem 8ernfunesbof
porgefubrt. gr trat iofort an elmer
neiien Sibung 5uiammen Die 3ellgeil
oes nenen 8orfaQes murben pernom.
men rno Waracineaml 81, IebenslGng.
lider Spangsarbeit perlirtbeilt.