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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03
llnmobr lit Die @e.

@erlanaen. llnipobr lit Die 8e.
banpinng goitrom'S, baB Die
SrfensidapeItern trpb bes Gerbotes
ibres @iihofs Yroleiptcnnnd}erei
trciben; baB oi, &ilOer fatboliid}
peroen, iei es, mril lie lid JOINT in
Den &euieineeidaIen iiir .Suriidgc-
ic5t" balten, lei es aus 9irbe 5u ocn
biib oJen Srod)ien bel Ser eriten Conn
nmnipn; nnruabr iii, bab Ole norra.
gilden &atbolifen nod iDrer Conner
lion .~lecres Tormemeicn, aberglall-
ben iulo slbgotterci" treiben - cine
nbidelllid)e @erlcnmoung. llmpGbr
lit. DAB Die fatboii dc Stride ibre Gr.
frlge nm groben Sbeile i3ren .bc.
hertcn0eu Mi-tell" pcrhcnf, - Die
Miiiiion 1T 10 birtnrm, bdb lie lid,
fdllm iiber @aIicr 5li bolten Ucrmag!
Scbr %iutere1idnt iino ii, Giiit,l.
lie Ger Giriae Siener Gin @oct Gil.
y ie3lt, i'm SG]lpeecu Dor Gem Sdi++.
ial NofipeNaH's 81 ~bcuobren. IS
inc 81 : n.ig,lif: NoG,iffung rs &C.
45c!iidcn Gottcsiicnite$, Ser f"aiIjo!i.
lcen &erfiinbiJung bc5 3or;es Got
les, s. G ,bnnruI Ger fatbpiiihen
MranferidIcItern un0 &:aafrubrii-
oel II. i. 10. Baion6ers abr RITA CT,
benin llnt3rridt IL Stride lulo Sdule
Die id,;n angeorltate &ohlhait uuo
NcuEc,lidfeit in alien, mas &atboli.
si$mis beiEt, oui5u6,den. D. h.. dies,
mas f:>tGo.i d. it, 10 81 belanoetn
mrb 10 II idilfern, mie eS ii 9au:idj.
lnrb Ter Gpan0eiiite 9uno ur0 icin,
C~iEcsbclicr tbm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03

@rcgor Steil, geborcn am II. ssuni
1917, 81 GAncilcr. - Groieiiur:
an 10. Suli 1874; gum Sricitcr
sclueibt am IS. Sftober 1877.
@iGibrurS 3abosonlb, eeborcn an!
90. Gc,cmber 1876, st Snnnell
(aGTton Hehingel). - Erofeilltr:
am 10. Sllli 1874; gum 9rielter
Gepci3t ON IS. Sftoeer 1871.
gnIrlm Sartbolms, geborcn an 1.
&c erter 1866, Gllsllri. =
8r, "i,iirr: am p. Snni 1899.
0eItnrben ais Glcrifcr am ;. SllIi
1890. - C@ei Ser lle6cril6rt oui
Dem See bci Scr Nbtei 5i GoileJc-
Tile, Minn., ertrunten.)
Scicpb 9uus, geborcn ON %. Gan.
1854. 81 q. Hic3lnia CSel ji,n).
Er.f,ii:,r: en- u. Septcmber
1892; 5ilm %rici,rr gcroeibt am
IL. Geptcmb:r 1891.
Carr nins SGcis, geborea onr 20.
NiIliIit 1871, 5i @a6crap Cge.-
gie.i). - Srofciinr: Gin If. ,Sill
1893; 5llm Srieiter ge.ucibt Oil,
90. Slni 1888.
Gneobns Gnutf, gc6oren ofn is.
Nptil 1915, ST. Wou&. - %roiei-
ilir: an 1. Sornlor 1897; sum
ErieIt-r eepeiDt Gin IL. Nopember
1870.
Sn 81 merifa geboren.
Flarions &ntrp, gcboren am 81.
W,drj 1851. 81 @cIeium, S5nutee
Goiultn Ais. = Tt0fciinr: am
IS. Sill 1871; sam Ericiter &c.
ncibt am 81. Geptcnnbcr 1871.
Oeitorben am %. Nliigltit 1876.
Somia Sranilcr, g:borcn GIL II. Sa.
mar 1874, 81 Yn~renburg, Minn.
ErofcErr: en- II. SSuli 1894;
gum Bitter gar:i1t am 20. SINH
1898.
%Cnaren.nrn Sauien, geboren om 4.
Moueinber 1873, 5u luxembourg,
WiitE. - Yroieiiur: ON IS. slug.
1897; sllnl %rieiter gepeibt anl
10. SSuni 1902.
Serc>it Sdmit, geboren aln %.
6ebguor 1872, 5u Ct, Hicplans.
@firn. = Egoieiiur: am If. Sui
1891; Sllnl Yrieiter 9e.ueibt an
81. Te1rrar 1897.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03
9nrcmbnrger i'm @cmcbiftincr.S rben

Bel einem 9eilife in Der 9eneOif-
tiner.Ihtei an GollegepiQe, Iimn..
brahten mir ole Heoe nlld ouf Die
3abl uuo Namen Der 2%urenbur9er
nnb 2urembmrg = Mmerifoner, melde
III DEM altebrWiirbigen Oroen iein
mo9en. liner algcifdbter mo
iiberons einiluBreider Sreunb, Der
bodpp. Yuter Gregory Steil, -
O. BON ct. Gloub, Minn., erfpGbnte
Der berrli6en. Sertbeibigung oes
lnremburger Hegulors nno @elt-
GleruS bur6 Serrn Ibaeoroneten
Hriim in Der Sepiltirten.anmuer &c.
leaentli6 ser SosinliltensS ebatte,
unD mir mlirben ba5u angeleitet Die
Sroge su iielen, oh es iih ni6t lin.
ben lie6c, mie niele 2uremburger lid,
mcbl IN Den perldieoenen Srbensae.
noiieni6aiten befin6en. ebe mir
ole gaitfreimoli6c gbtei nod Der.
lieBen, brnd)te unS Der frellnolide
p. 81. Gtanislaus Die iolaenoe elite
BON Iitglieoern beS Seneoiftiner-
Sroens ibrer Congregation, oeren
atamea or onf ben 9ilf)ern Oes
Sroens finben fonnte, ipelde ibnl Sitr
9erfiigung itanben. llniere SeIer
miiien alio, oaB lie Die nafiol9enoc
elite Ser Iufmerfiamfeit mb
Sreunblidfeit Der bodw. gene.
biftiner. Yatres bon Der ct.
Sobn's @btei in Gollegeoille, Minn..
81 berbanfen baben. Sier bieielbe:
Sn europa geboren.
@crmarSim Solmed, geboren am &c.
MueuIt 1928, 81 Sebningen
(2otbrinsen). = 8roieilur: am
q. MGr5 1865; gum Yrielter &c.
'tpeibt ON If. Ge5ember 1858.
Gbmin Yicrron, aeboren am 25. Des
5ember 1916. 81 Bib Selonae
@elgien). - Erofeiinr: ON %.
9e5ember 1870; gum Srieiter &C.
peibt am 10. DECEMBER 1874.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03
" Observation-Disclosures
: 9nxem6urger n9la6ridteu. :
~


&frt man enalauo's a0nig iagen,
Ebilt" irin Sonncr I'M i'm ialten,
" VI gc5iemt's lid, oaB mir flagen
2eiIll Der Snpferite pcl Naen
Sit IN bieier Sdlaht geialcn."
rMiif ees SeiOcn lester siei.,
@ollen mir i'm iclbit be0leiten
llfo in f0ni9lifer @eiie
Scin S~egr1bniB iromm bsre'ten.
Sotann's sort, oas er erforen,
SIR I'M &elnidmud eingc9ruben,
en9lano'S &rinj, 5,lerlt geboren,
Soll cS IN Iein 8oppcn troDeil,
Tin Der 9tudtDelt I'll perfilnoeu
YEN Der Srei' SobnnE's DC,
~ S!inoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03
|
Sugaun's Scs Sl:nscn Yrc,.

81 Den alten TomerD1aen :.
Iort am Snoritrpm emit erbdnt,
Sn bes Sluiies flare Mellen
bic &opelie nieOcrid)out.
llno ser Stride Sburm bort oben,
Sd,on aeplont BON Shinfel's Snnb.
Sfuf Dem "syclicn bed ecbobca
Sfauet in Das lpcisc 2ailS.
Som Der Come SLAMS umiG)ienci
&ndjt bas ifone Sbol Ems al.
go ollrh NelIen uno Guiucn
@rid,t Gle Soor iib ibrc 9abn.
Sriibcr iporcn Sanb uno Seller
Srrembnrger Gigentbinm,
linb De 30rfer Stobt uno Mcl0er
@nrcn nod bon Sobann's 9tiibnI.
Ger chit @obmen's S5epter fiibrte,
Cbltcn blind, oct3 boiler &raft.
Iitd) III Sllrcnlbnrg reDierte
lino gctimpft in mo!ld)er Sd)latt.
Scr Die Slnmen oft be5iuun9cr
Sic ais SelttId,tanb gar5 uertricJ,
9fcf i'll Tuien eingeOrungen,
llub bel Miiblborf Sisger biie5.
Tenn i'll Ic.nen ultcn Sagen,
itrb 6ernlibt Der Slliaem Sid)t,
Sid iiir iciucn Sreuno seiblagcn
9is iein Ser5 i'm Sooe bridt.
SSn Scr id0nen @rdbfapeilc,
9ei Ger ep'sen Sampe Sdein,
Sm.ieBt MN cine fleinc 3eae
aoniJ Sobam'S 2ciGe Gin.
Sort i'm MISUNDERSTANDING
ShlGft Der Surembnroer Oral
Gem orr Green's llngliidstnge
Ginit Die So0esipunbe trni.
Ter fem groben 0eutid)en HeiGc
2cnile uib Saiicr aob,
Gnblib iinh,t feline 9eife
@ier iDr lcetes, titles 8rab.
Soc Ser gntel ibr bereitet
Sn Der Stride on Der Saar,
llebcr Der Die 6liigel breitet
GeutIdlanb's i%tol5er &aiieraar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03
GIienGo, IL, 2S. Mpril 1901

&c. tler SER 8cuner.
Vim Snms.aa, zen %. Npril, reiite
Sri. Waria Stcb;n3 nad) einem ein-
IGbriGcn 8,iude bei ibren Ser
mnnbten IND @cfeaaic1 in erpelbin.
gen mo 9ous b,i 9iemid) nit Dem
Garp,er .&aEerlaro" BON Ger r9eo
Star Cine" nod 9tcp Yorf uib
Z! icago ab. 9obier limo elm Grit
fcr mlo cine S9melter CSrnu Mi.
Ii . Stomm) aniGiiig. 81, Antunit
bon SRI. Stebins miro BON loren PIN.
6ehorigen nit Srelilc eriuartet. Sie.
lc'be miro Iih norldufi9 bel Der tSa.
mile Stamm aufboltm unO ipdter
ipie>cr lie. or Serrihait, bel pelter
tic 10 Sabre els a6d,in in Steiluna
pcr, IN Stenii 81 treten.
S.fr Sobn y. Steifen trat am
Sanslag, Den %. Ipril. bon Mep
Derf ans, nit einem Camper Der
.Geo Star Sin," cine &eilc nad)
Mierih. 2lremburg, au. Sn Oeiien
9e9leItnrg befolo ,id Serr Sorf'
mon,l pan gpanltou. SEER Steiien
bet orauBen Samilicnangelegenbei.
ten sn reGcln, meld)e icine ~perI0nlite
Numeienbeit eriorcern. 6liidlifc
Neiie! IhtungsDoil
5. 9.
lsnicr SrcanS nnb 2auosmann
Ilecrmon Beter Heinberg BON Ghi-
caGo ltsigt raib ani Der Seiter ser
tcli.iifen griolge empor. Sn einel
fiir5liab abgebaltenen Serionumllns
Ser 9cn'pfraten Der 26. @aro milrbe
CT oils 9clegat oes 10. Sainoiicr
GongreBoiitrifte5 gum OemofratiidIen
Acknowledgement inooiiirt unb trug
hermit eii,en gldn5euben Sie9 ilber
iciucn @egner, Sberiff Sbomas Sar'
rett bcoyn. meld)er lid nm 0icIelbe
GfrcnIlcllc bemnrb. llniere beltet
@liidlpiinlde, Seterl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03

Inter Sieiem Sitel bradte ser
.&eidsbote" in Berlin unlGngIt ieuf-
5eno einen Mils5ug aus einem Se.
rid]te bes idppebil6en Yreoigers 30.
from an Die bortige Gegierung ii6er
bic tatboliihe Yropaganoa IN Nor-
pegen ulto Die Mittel, oieie Yropa.
ganba IN Sdppeben su befGmpieu.
81 ieinem aroBen geoauern bat Der
itreitbare Erebiger entoedt. oab,
Cant Der bon Gbriitiania a~usgebeii-
zen Yropaganba, Die 3abl Der &otbo.
lisen in Norwegen iid bonn Sabre
1890 bis srm Sabre 1900 p%erooppelt
bat; baB ser Staat Die fatboliihe
Stride ooais frei laBt; oaB Die BE.
bSroen irno leitenoen Wanner ibr elm
,irunSerbares" gntgegenfommen 5ei-
gen; oaB es iogar elm &lolter IN Nor.
pe9en aibt uno bas 8eies MIR Die
Seiuiten misidlieBt; baB Die prote'
itantiiden MerSte Die &ranfenldipe.
iiern in oft mperoienter @eile" EN-.
pfeblen, baB Die fatbolii6en Sdillen
einen groBen ginfluB 81 8unIten oes
SatbolisiSmis mIsiiben; OaB Der
idone, menn audi .boble" fatbolilhe
@ettesoienit NIT ieinen Geremonien,
icinem litursiid)en @eiang IN Nor.
wegen iorsidltia aepilegt miro uno
Die empfGngli6en 8emiitber f%eiielt."
MaeS oaS uuo nod piel mebr gr.
ireiiliheS, 3. 9. bob eS IN Norpeeen
Iibt elm, ionoern breisebn al0iter
gibt, uno Dab oieie meiit ite,erfret
iinb, lit sottlob wabr, wie uns aus
G6riitiania mitsetbeilt miro. glber
nntpa6r lit, bab Der 90nig ben Yreoi.
ger 9oitr5m aiisseian6t babe. Die.
fer erbieIt einfa6 elm geipobnlides
Meiieiiipenoium. unb alpar anf iein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03

Sobann Der Siiabe, Oral ben
2mrembnrs auo GSals bea
SObmen.
(Son g. SiilsDoit Gubualic, Sorpa.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03
9atbpliid)c EropasanSa in Npr.

@efanntlib lit elm 2uremburger,
Wigr. s. .. Saai5e, beute apoitoli.
itcr Gifor bon Hormegen. Gs miro
uniere 2eIer oober pobl beionoers
i,tereiliren, iiber Die 5ortihritte 81
boren, welfe Die Stride Ooielblt
mad)t, nah Dem 3eugnilIe, umfrei.
miaigen guar, zines Eroteitonten,
pcldes 3eugniB audi iebr 81 @ilniteu
Der erfolsreiden Sbaiigfeit bes bod
m'iten Apoltolii6en Sifars ipriht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03

SIN Sum Surenburacr 2aroc
Gebt c. tort i'm rnIden Sagcr,
@ci.or bis Sum Seineitronoe
I'm oes Srelnocs Seine 81 idlagen.
Horbm&rtS oaul auf ldnelltcn
@cgeu
gnoIanb's SccreSmoht crtgcgel.
gci Grecp am Somnetbale
@auten GnglonO's &rieaer Sd)on5eit,
I'm rarin gum crl;en Molc
sSelbseihiiee oufyupilan5cn.
Srnnfrcib's H:tter, filbn, peripcgen,
Cine li6 ullr 5i bclinnea,
Sbne cs 81 ilGerleger,
Sopier gleit DC Sdlaht besinnen.
Gn0lnno's Sobne, mie bon Giien,
Sco,n angriif BON lid meiien.
Sb iif 9cidpn bed auItbiirmen
&ommen JIG bpd} INNER nieoer.
9cd) 10 oft tic pormGrts itiirmen
Gtl1gt ser tyeino tic mieoer nieOer.
Wie Ger Scintntb ltarfe Gihen
Stchcn Sac5ien rno Normamten.
Ghnc @ohfen, obne Mcidcn
Ssngca tie Sen Ssino non oonnen.
Sic i'm Sturm bie Mceres!ucllen
au Elm Sclieuriii 5cridellen.
Srunfenmntb lit nidt 81 oampfen,
llT brn Sicg nod 5n crtingcn
Giebt man Tie ties ipeiter fdmpfen,
Simmer mieoer porrpGrts oringen. =
@is Ser ~idwpor5c Trin5 gefommcn,
@is Damn Sranfrcid's Sdilsen
fiieben,
llnb Sic Sitter Die : per1lonlmen
eli sic Sludt nod init iid sieben.
Gor DEM slngcfl d]lenItamme
0iegt i'm Staub Ole Sriflamme.
aud5 S,obalm pertinent sic 2unbe,
llnb er tbnt iein SblahtidJmert
Idapingen,
Gcinc Sitter IN Die &unoe
Siren &ouig jest rmringen.
ltno baum bort nan Sobann ruien:
.Sbut Gid, Inn mein Ynnner
ifaaren.
9aR mir es nodmals periud)en,
Treibet iebt Den Teino 81 Eaaren.
2a6t Sen Sobesritt ins magen,
gnelnno IN Die Slrdt 81 id)lagen!"
,Sopier bob' id Itets gcitritten
ltno alld tapicr mill i) lterben,
Cod nm Gins modt' id Glih bitten,
SdiiBet nleinen Sobn nno Grben.
Mum beielti9t Cure 9toiie,
StNrert unb Streiturt fiibn &C.
idNpungen
Srpt &"orthaunen uno 8eid)olie
Mutbia in Den Seinb g%e0rungen.
9orrGrtS! 2%uremburg mo Sobmen.
Gab mir gnglano's Sf)an5cn
nebulen."
3onncrno, pie oif 8inbes Sliigcln
&pmmt Die tnpi're Sdaar seritten.
&orlp1rts nit oerbGn9ten 3iigeln,
llno es bebt bas SerS Der 9riten.
Soate Srantreih Siilie ienoen
&ann Sobann eriolgreid, ie6ten,
Gonn ons 3%riegesglilf nod penoen,
Gieg on Ieinc Sonncr beiten.
glber Jolt er allb nibt lieger,
g&iro er rubmpoll unterlie9en.
Sa, mie in bcs Samples Soben
GdwertesihlG9e MN erihalen,
Selblt ole &oiie piitbeno ldnoben,
<remburaer Siebe fnllen. =
9cd pcr9ebens lit oaS Streiten
Gnelanb'S Ioft an iiberpinoen,
llnter Siiaeln ooa bon Seiden
Sit md Die Sobonn's bes Slinoen,
ID I'M Sooe audi gebettet
SIT Gle gbre Oo6 9erettet.
suS MN 6ronfrei6 iiberlpm6en,
Seine &rieger eilen6s iliebem,
Sobann's 2eihe aufgefunoen,
Siebt man G%nglan6's Shirt bort
fnieen;
Sm mill 9Rnhc bel linn h~nlten".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03
GipilItaub Der 8cmcinSe Soaerid
Omit 9abnbofpiertel.)

Seiratbcn. = 16. Wtur3:
SluauIt Euberbad)s, Sdloiier, NIT
Gctbar:na Gonrob, Solleridp9 nbn.
boi. o.: Srieori6 Carl Gbeling,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03
Spaauu's bcs @limeeu SOB.

Gcr Dem Erager &onigslflolie
Giebt man Sd)mert uno Baf,er
bl;tea,
limo ari ie.ncm &riegeSroiic
Wpbmcn's blirbeu &Gni.J llBen.
llrio C. ruit SScbanu Der glinoc:
.@as ib 6rcnfrcib emit perlprodcn,
Scb es &iilfc bel min iii!0e,
Hie lei bi,ic3 @ort gebrodjea.
Sctt b~ebrln6t pon Gnglano'S
Shnareli,
@iQ i) ibm Die Srerc wobre:l.
SaI;ct nll'rc Banner meJen,
Gle non SErclnb,ira lniO 9o6men,
SrcuOig Miro c. NroHfreid ieben,
llno aiib Gnglnr0 loll'5 oernebmen,
SoB id) on Oes Ureuno.5 Scite,
Treu' cent &cr.e emit 9egeben,
Sapfer jeet fiIr ,yranfrelD ~llreite
COLTS alidl tciten Shron inlO Sebcn.
Gem, meum bieie aicb p~ergeben,
@leibt bod Sobonn's @ort beIteben."
Surd) bc& beltld)en gieifeS 8aucn
Siebt man Seer mo G5nig reitcn,
ll:lo Die Wunifen itaunenO l6nuetl,
Sutefruie i'm bc1lci.en.
SIN 5um Surenburacr Saloc
Gebt C. iort i'm ralden Sagcr,
@ci!or bis 5um Sciaeitronoe
I'm oes Srelnocs Seine 81 idlagen.
NnrHmSrtS Damn alf idIucQltcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-03

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18
BLEW OPEN SAFE
Professional Burglars Robbed Safe Of Ma
tonaI Popcorn Works and Secured $50.

Lynn. Mass, Jan 1s.--The safe OF the
National Pop Corn works was blown by
professionals early this morning and the
gang got away with $50. Entrance was
gained by opening a side window. Nitro
glyoerne was used in the cracks OF the
safe the door OF which was blown OF.
Windows were broken and the office par
titions split.
Residents IN the meighborhood heard
the sound OF the explosion about 4 o'clock
but none saw any OF the men concerned
The light in the ofrice had been left burn
ing by the burglars. Eaton and Hobbs,
proprietors or the factory. lose 800 by the
damage done 10 the place outside the
money loss In the safe
The police are inclined TO connect this
case with the work in Reading Saturday
morning and the discovery Of two suspi-
cious characters stealing copper wire In
the Myrtle street car barn Sunday morn
ing and think the deeds are those OF the
Fast Boston safe blowing gang believed
to have made Lynn its headquarters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18
LADDER
TRUCK IS
ACCEPTED
Another Piece Of Improved Ap-
paratus Approved by tho Fire
Commissioners To-day.

This morning another improved piece Of
fire appartus was accepted by the board
Of fire commissioners OF this city. II
was another OF tho Seasraves ladder
trucks, which IS built throughout OF the
truss construction SO familiar in bridge
work. This Is the ffth truck OF this
Kind which the city has purchased and a
number OF other cities In Rhode Island
as we'll as in other New England states
have equipped their fire department with
similar apparatus.
The ladders with which the truck is
equipped are also OF truss construction
and the various tools and appliances
which go with the OUTFIT are OF the latest
and most approved pattern The idea OF
a truss outfit OF this kind originated with
the Combination Ladder company OF this
city. for whom the apparatus is mafufac-
tured under the Seagraves patents by the
Seagraves company OF Rhode Island.
The apparatus IL considerably less than
two-thirds the weight OF the old style
truck of the same capacity for work and
the ladders are much lighter and easier
TO handle.
A contract for one Of the trucks was
placed by the city of Worcester last week
and the cities OF Pawtucket and New
port have a number OF them included in
their apparatus. The truck presents a
very handsome appearance and is one OF
which the city as well as the builders
may be Justly proud.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18
CANAL
TREATY
AMENDED
Sanits Committee Votes to Rl-
port tho Convention FayurahIy
With Three Changes.

Washington. Jan. s-rhe senate COM
mittee ON foreign relations today directed
Senator Cullen to report the Panama
treaty with three amendmants. The re-
publican members voted for the treaty
but only two democrats. Morgan and
Money were present.
The former voted against the treaty
and Mr. Money stated that he had not
yet had time TO consider II. as IL was the
first meeting OF the committee ne had
been able to attend.
The three amendments relate 10 santa
ton limttation OF cities and control OF
hsrbors. These United States by the
amendment relating TO sanitation Is
granted more direct power In all sanitary
regulations The amendment concerning
Limitation OF the cities more specifically
defines what are the limits of Panama
and Colon IN relation to the canal zone.
The harbor amendment gives the United
States control OF the harbors for the pur-
pose OF improvements.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18

do you remember Saturday. oct ll?'
asked Mr.. Lutz.
"Yes. sir" answered Eckstein
Where were you that EVENING""
''I was at the house OF the Bechtels."
did you see Mabel there?"
Yes, sir"
did you and Mabel 60 out together?'
mo. sir
''You remained at homer"
Yes. SIR"
Did you spend the night there7"
Yes, sir"
(which room did you occupy?"
THE second story front"
I'm which room did Mabel sleep3
Second story front"
Eckstein said he loved Mabel and he
thought she cared for him. He under
stood * was agreed that he should mafry
her.
You often spoke OF marrying herr" he
was asked by counsel for the defence.
II did"
What did Mabel say"
She always put me on"
did you ever strike Mabel?'
Yes"
Witness was asked 20 explain why he
struck the girl. He said II heard that
Mabel had been out with a well-known
man In town. and that her mother told
her TO get all she could out OF him. L
upbraidsd Mabel about II. and told her
that II she kept on acting like that I'd
never have anything 10 do with her.
told her that ~ she should get into trou-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18
FACTORIES BURNED
Fire In Carriage Factory District Caused a
Loss Of $4,000.

Amesbury, Mass. Jan. 1s-The total
loss by fire in the carriage manufacture
ing district Of Amesbury. early today. 10
placed at $4,000 The heaviest loss was
sustained by the Burbank Carriage COM
pany which owned and occupied a por-
ton OF large i've story wooden build
ing.
Their loss is placed at So, 900. although
the indirect loss through the cancellation
Of orders and loss OF business will great
ly sdd to this figure. The Charles w.
Worthen Carriage company which oc-
cupied parts OF the Burbank building lost
So. 900. The entire building was destroyed
and the adjoining structure occupied By
Nathaniel W. Folger. also carriage
manufactures was damaged to the
amount OF at least 5000. The origin OF the
FIRE IL unknown, hut there r. a theory
that IL started IN the blacksmith shop or
the Burbank company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18
NATIVES REVOLT
The Hsrer0s In German South Africa Mur-
deHng Settlers and Burning HOmesteadS.

Berlin, Jan is.-Further advices from
German Southwest Africa say the Here
ros are numbering settlers and burning
homesteads over wide areas
The German colonial troops In the dis
turbed district are wholly insufficient 10
deal with the revolving natives. Chancellor
Won Bltelow submitted to Emperor VII
liam yesterday the despatch received on
the subject by the government and his
majesty sent for war Minister Won Eine-
mand. Admiralty secretary Won Tiepez.
Tho decision Of the conference was TO
ask the Reichstag Immediately to author
ize the sending out OF rclnforcements.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18
KILLED BY PRACTICAL JOKE
Bridegroom Fell Dead After WhIte-Robed
Figure Scared His Team.

Salt Lake. Utah, Jan. 1s-Frank Daily
young man OF Summit. Utah. Is dead as
the result OF a practical joke.
Daily had Just been married. and with
his young wife and friend had started
to drive TO Enoch on the morning follow
ing the wedding. Some young men donned
sheets and white caps and lay in wait for
them on the road. When the buggy came
along the horses shied and attempted
10 run away.
Mrs. Daily says that her husband turn
ed pale for moment and then flushed.
and then, turning his attention TO the
horses, succeeded In bringing them TO a
halt. He drove on for hundred yards
further. and then suddenly threw his
arms over his head and dropped lImply
across the dashboard.
in the meantime the jokers had return
ed 20 town and were unaware OF the
tragic sequel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18
TO RECOVER BODIES
Tug Goes 10 Scene Of Wreck Of Schooner
C. M. BraInerd on WeIch Point.

New London. Conn. Jan. 1s.-A tug be-
longing 10 the T. A. Scott Co, has gone to
the scene OF the wreck OF the Rockland.
Maine. schooner @. NJ Brainerd, today off
Weloh Point, Milford TO endeavor TO re
cover the bodies OF the captain and crew
OF the sunken vessel. Capt. Spregue OF
Rockland, a representative OF the owners
OF the schooner. IS on board the tug
Capt. Frank G. Farrar was master OF
the @. III. Braiperd and the members Of
the crew were Thomas r. Gray. John
Nichols and Fred Barkster. all OF Rock
land. The @. NJ. Brainerd was bound for
New York with a cargo OF paving stone
and II II supposed her hull was injured by
contact with floating ice causing her to
sink. Although the schooner went down
nearly a week ago, none OF the bodies has
come ashore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18
UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH
Party Who Went 10 Terra Del Fuego tuF
Treasure Return.

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. I'm. Mo-
Manus and c. Thompson Of Halifax.
n. s.. have returned hero from an unsuc-
cessful search for treasure I'm Terra Del
Fuego. They sailed from Nova Scotia
on March II last with eight companions
on the schooner Hattie l.. M. TO look for
treasure In large quantities which the
captain OF the vessel said was to be
found there
when the schooner reached the coast
OF Terra Del Fuego she went aground
In trying 90 land and McManus and
Thompson. having had a misunderstand-
ing with others Of the party. took ali
their belongings from tho vessel and
started. In company with band OF Psta-
gOnian Indians
Here they met with nothing but hard
ship. and then made voyage OF go miles
In n canoe. and reached a point whsnos
they sailed for this point
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18

The Novoe Vremya. referring TO the re-
ports OF the offer OF good offices from the
United States. France and Great Britain
asks:
rs such action necessary when the
whole world has been informed OF what
his majesty has graciously been pleased
10 say to the diplomats at the winter
palace. How is IT possible to sender
further service 10 the cause OF peace.
after the ezar has announced that he will
direct all his influence 10 maintain f.
A more precious guarantee than that
Russia will not draw the sword II is i'm
possible 10 conceive"
The Novoe Vremya concludes as fol-
lows:
Japan IL I'm an unfortunate position