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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07
United States Court
Naat cine GatidcionHs jim Sdnec
Scs Eublifnms acGca NadJ-
nbrunng bon Sorni's Nipen.
frGnter Glntbclcbcr.

glm II. Hopenlber 1904 iaQte Ser
Hid)tcr Scnrp s.. Sman i'm Srunoe$=
freiSgerid,te oeS Siitriftes Midigall
gegen geuiiIe Nad)ubmer BON sSor-
his MlpentrGi,ter @lntbelcber cine
Gntideibuig, beren uioruliid)c @ir-
tlng ii6 III ipeitelt &reiieu lpobltbG-
tIg filblbnr mnd)en miro. IS 0iirite
pobl u%llgclnein befannt ieilt, ouB in
cen lester Sabren perldJieOene 9tod)-
abmnIgell Don Sorni's Alpentr1uter
Slutbeleber in Ben San0eI gebradt
muroen, nno bieIe fyalitnnaen babal
nit)t mir inter Den drglpIen 8Guferrl
piel llilbeil ntserid)tet, ionbern a,tl
irrige auffuiiunsen iiber ben 8ertb
bes ed]ten Seilmittels Derbreiiet.
Sie Gage geitaltete iih ihlieblid
10 ernit, OaB Der Subritmut nid)t um,
lin fonute, ben S6uB ocS gltnoesge.
rlfteS an5rrilfen.
Tpn Den uerid)ieoenen &lngen,
peld)e Dor bent g~enarnten Sribumal
mlbGngig itnb, lit cine ioeben Dilrd,
Dem Grlnb enter enogiiltigen uno
o%Glternoem @erfiieung entitieoeu
norOeu, meldc es btn getlugten,
Senri, 8enner & Co., Oeren Mgenteu,
Glerts, IngeIteuten unD geOieniteteri
perbietet, Die Seilmittel bes 8lGeers
Or. Subrnep) nat3uabmen ooer
ibren eigenen Ieoisinen Die gleideil
ober Gbnlid)en Rameu bei5lllegen,
mie lie Die Or. Sabrnep'ifen fiibrcn,
Eamlid): NlpcnfrGuter, Seilol, Ma-
gellltarter lnlO Uterine.
"a Die 9eflagten Dem tennporGren
&erbot OeS glnoesaerid)tes nift 0e-
boriam geIeiltct batter, wuroen lie
jest Der MiBu6tnng elmer rid)ter-
lit)cn &erfiiauug idluloig geIpro-
den. Sn DEM llrt6eile iuuroe gleidy.
Seitig cine in Dem @efdngniiie oeS
Gountp @apne sii perbiiBenoe eSrei.
Beitsitrafe iiber lie perbdngt, pelhc
3ltr Sollltredllng gelungt, menn ole
Sbnen nuferlegtc 8elobuBe llno bie
Soften nift i~nnerbalb 80 So9en &c.
5ablt DerOen.
Ser nafitebenoe IrtifeI lit ser
yGpening Hems" in 9etroit, Mfih.,
Is. gtopember 1904 entnommeu:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07

llnuiileubeit nno 0iinfel
Gisen IN eincm @intel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07
Cine ammntbise GpiiOoc ans Scm
&ebcn SinS Scs Sebnteu.

Sn italienil6en 3eitunGen mudt
cine feline gr5dblumg iiber einen
&organa sic Humoe, ben Elm einfa.
der Yrieiter Dor nunmebr ais Is
SSnbrem init Dem ietigen 81. Gater
erIebte. ISM Sabre 1888 - 10 be-
ridtet &iar. &abini Sebesdi -
bate i6 mid nad) &om begeben, Inn
ON Der sSeier beS Trielter.S Silbild,1ms
2ep's bes S%rei5ebnten tbeil5unebmen.
&ullm 80 Sabre alt, lebrte id) oa.
malls I'M a6ten Sabre buS cmloniid)e
Meht in Dem beimatbliden Yrielter-
Seminar 5u Eiacen5u. Sd} NOR ELI
einfad)er 8eiitlidyer, obne Mittel ODER
aeiitlife Gbrentitcl iulo bette in Dem
Gouegio Sombaroo in ben Erati 81
GaItello @obnung genomuen. Sd
tmnnte Meigr. Sartp, Den 8ilGof BON
IGItlru nidt lutD lab ibn 5uerit on
entem bieier Mbenbe int Sor5immer
bel Cardinal Earoc6i. @r tritg
'meOer bas 9iid)ofsfreuS nod bas
piolette &Gppdlen. audi ldyien err min
nhne RIug. SeiheiOm ilno idhpeig-
lam iaB er pie ollie Die Nnoeren alii
einem Stubl, ilno mr. ole pioIette
Sinbe 3eigte an, oaB er fem einiadber
GrieIter, ionbern Elm %geiitlider @iire
bentrdger iei. @igr. @reiian fem
gegempGrtiger @cbeinIfaplan ipar
id,pn OanlalS iein SefrctGr. 9lm
iolgenoeu Mor9en ging id) bilinter
in ole aupelle beS lomburOiid)en
Seminars, nm sic Meiie 5u leien,
Mnb truf sort Mtigr. Sarto. DER ebcn
Neicicu bate lmO ieBt oas 9anfgebet
perrId)tete. Sd fniete nieoer, nm
MIDI por5ubercitcl, mGbreno ih muf
Den Webhiencr Dartete. Ginige
Wirllten 0arallf trat Woniiqnore
an mid 81 mo iragte mid: .Sagen
Sic. Erofeiiore, ipolien Sic Jest pieI.
leId)t Die @ieiie leicn?" - ,Sauobl.
Moniignorc. SD partc MIR ollf
ben Satriitm, Der jeoen slllgenblid
FOmmen mlB." - Gas 1T nid)t nos
lEl9. Sh merbe SbHen bienen." -
"Monli9nore! NoS III upmogIid,."
v@lmnben sic, baB id es niht
ueritcbe, bel Der Weiie 5ri oiencu?"
sd fam nid,t 3ngebeu, DAP elm
giidoi einem einisd)en ErieIter, wie
mir, ole Wtelie bient ...." llnO
idneu crbob i) mid. rmO mo!lte bin.
mlSgeben, I'M Ocu Snfriltan 5ii
rrien. Ibcr Monlignorc fortiter
ct suaviter nobm mid beim Mrm
lmo lagte: .WaS tbun Sic? Sic
Melle oiene id unb ieien Sic eebor.
lam $685." sfir blieb nihts iibrig
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07
0atbalildl GeiuniictiouaaUcIeaz
idait inter 2eitaus DER iir9s
lidlrH CGrtgfei:eu.

Weiitlida@ 2irettorimu: Nodm. 8.
Solcpb .Sauicr, y. NJ. J., Rrince
albert Saat.. Guua0d. &odlo.
i. &Sm. SGulte, =. NJ. s., Ssrina
Sufc, siberia, Gunobd. - S&odnu. 4.
InauItin Sufiu, {. III. J., R>1inu,
Niid.. Gan0ou.
Nue Gnnnbmeu f0lnen nllr Qe-
bralld)t ner0elL ltul Die l(lI5laQcn III
oetfeit, lpclde nit DER @rinlounu ser
oeltt'd'en futboiiid)eu Golonien per.
blttnen iillO. Sidcrt ieoem ltit.
alIeOe cine quite &2init1tte BON 100
sder III elmer OeutlhM fntboliidcn
Gplonie ais ireiea ojeidIeuf bon Der
Heglerlng. Giutrittaqeniibren $50.
Ct. Eeter'S Golonic. t0cil5 @als.
theila Erdrie, Ciieububn gebt 0llrcb
0lc Golonic, ~ @euIein0Cn nit nelln
NrieItern. Mier BADEN lid lett Iyriib.
jdbr 1903 mebr ais 1000 ocntid)e ia.
thOitIde 6umilicH uu.lciieOclt. ct.
Sp'epb'2 Go!ollic, ucuc Gplouie, iau.
fer Id]Gnc glatte Fralrie, 5ueitanieu0
p%or5il9Iid}e @eimltItteu. St. goni.
fotIis-GoIonIe leue Golonie, met.
iienS idl0Ue Ernirie nil enpas S2alO,
nud) &oblenldger, oreitauieno Dor.
3iialidlC Ne~initGtten.
Gettld,c autholiten. greiit sul
SId,ert Cub cil eiqGnea idmlsel.
treIea Neln. @uter 3o0un, Qllte3
geIunees &limu. iidere Gruten. lint
peue Au@tuuft inrcibe man AT.
Gatbuliide COLONIZATION -WeieAlhait,
Hollbcrn, Cast, GanuOu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07

ten aliein geloiielt hattie. fnietc lie
Damn Dor Gem Bette nieOer ltnO beteta
linn sic @lfte oea @louben@, Der
@%ottnluq, Ger &iebc mo Ger 9tcua
Dor nm in Der lebten Stunoe menig.
liens cinige quite @eiimlngen IN iblu
5u erluefHl. Ger S~terbenOe, oeun
ooS lpar CT, lieB lie rlbig bcterL ia e3
ldDien, ais bette cr nit. Nfit rald)elt
Sfritten ging IS lutn 81 Gnoe. Sic
Srau frat jest ilI$ 3lmmer, begleitet
ron einen Siener mo elmer Siene.
rim. 9tod) einige tiefe 9~ltbemiiiNe
rno Damn ialf bas Naupt beS Sters
benoen nit geid)loiIcnen Nllgen onf
Oas 9iIlen 5llrilf lno 5lieb renungS-
los.
60 lit Scr arn,c @err Oeltn Der.
idieocu", iuate Sdpuelter SbcoOora
nit eineu Selli5er. SSn ibrem Ser5en
betete lie: oN6 Serr, erbarme oitI
Ietrrer nno glib ibm ole cuige <6e."
Sam trat lie an Dos 9ager, llnt oia
Stlen etipuS 6u oronen. % rihtets
lid, Der ifeinbor SoOtc ploBlid) uodl
eilmlnl uli lab ole Sdnueiter nit
groBen Augeu on mo ipradp nit tie.
Ter Gimme laltt mo ganj 0elltlid:
DSdmelter, eS 0iebt cine Gmigfcit."
Gam lant er, Otesmal mirflid
Ieblos, 5ltriid. @r bate lem &eripre-
den gebolter. Ger SdppeIter marc
e$ bel Den @ortell gar eiiig 5t
NtlIthe. @utte ser Sterben0e iGou
eiuen 8lif III Die Glpigtcit gctbnn2
:, menm lllr init Der @rfemtniB Der
@%abrbcit mld, Die &eue III leiliem
Ser3en eripaft murl @ieoer ltua
wieoer empiubl lie Ole urme Seela
Der &armberiigtett @otte$.-
SludI Ole nn0ern Inpeic1oeu mn.
rem lebr erldiittert. Sic fatholtid)e
Sieneriu brod) III Shrdnen ans mO
iIberbGufte lire &errin III ser 9lllfs
regurlg nit &ormiirielt, OdB lie llid)t
idou qeiterlt Sdnueitcr Sbeo0oru
hare rlIien Iuiicn, bn Ser Serr oOdl
mebrmul5 nad) bcrIelbeu perlnHgr
babe. 8eitcru babe CT nod ipred)eu
mo sic beiIigen Sotrumentc emp
fungu1 tonuan. Die Game 500 lidl
perit0rt IN ibr 3inlner 5Iriif, mGh>
reno bic barmbcrjigc Sdmeiter uodl
an Der Seid)e betctc.
SieicS traurile Guoc, melbc3 mir
rdd) Dem Scrid}t Ocr betreiienbell
StmeIRr er5Gblt bnbcu, iii mie0cr
cine Der idlimmen Soigeu gcmiidtes
Chen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07

Meiiepfenmig. las mar 0as QeBte,
uos lie non S6metlir lnb ieiner
Spdlter erfubr.
S0ra nno ieine @enoIien traf cine
bdrierc Strufe. Sic murGcr 3ur
8ranomartung mlD SIM Iooc Der
nrtbeilt; bod altc) Oieir Strotc
imlroe gemiloert. Nad,Dem Der critic
She'll oes llrtheils an linen poll6os
gen porben, id,entte moit ibnen ons
2eben rno brod)te lie duf S~ebcns5eir
mi Die @oleere. Nlld) Der tSorlt'
fEed,t, meld)er nit ben Mllootebelt III
&erbinomg g%eltonoen, perflel ocll
bomoliaen @eiesen. Seine Medtc
luilroe linn a%bgebaueil, ipeil er orc
Sreuc gebrod)en; ounu mlBte er ur'
pbcNc idauorcn mo aitl iiHtller Dos
Sano p~erlaiicn.
Gin penieer biiitereS Hddylpiel
Sotteu sic mberu ersdllten Grcigs
niiie.
GineS Cages 5ei9te lid) int Core
cine irobbepegte Stimmuilg. llebcrs
oil murben Die &Gilier nit 2olbpert
acidrmiift; berittene Burden jngtell
nb ultb slr Dor OaS Sort Inn Den
8raItsug, Der pom @olbe herfom'
men mlBte, 5u meloen, nnO ibm oas
G%brengeleit 81 geben. Gnoli6 or.
tent Ger Muf: Sic fomnen!"" 9ie
GIodeu lGrterl, hie @oaer frad)en,
lmo ionntGglih geIhmiIft Itellt Iid)
Die gauge @emeinoe por Der STRIDE
uni, ilrn Dos @routpuur su begrilBen.
Sriit imo id)on mie Der lllngc
Muimorgen, an Dem Die Gruullg
Dor iid ging, ihritt Roiel on Der
Geite hires itattlid)en Srdutiarms,
ire,loig bcipegt bitrd) Ben %jupeInoen
s,}irrui Der Ienge, Der STRIDE 5ll.
alciue bnlsbudige WGbfen init griis
llen @~uirlanoen periperrtcn Dem
9%rautpaar neGen6 oelt @cq, bis
Mciel enolid bus nddlte ollr oell
grm bob mo linn feline lrllden @ad'
G)elI nod rotber tiiBte.
0er Hfarrer bate ieine llebe 9totb,
Sic m1htige Giibrrng 5n inter.
briifer, Die i'm bauegte. Mit ste
ternber SanO legte er ole Sdnoe
OeS 8rmltpuareS SulanmelI, mo ais
er Damn oen Segen ipeltoen INFO ber5s
lide @orte ipreden moIlte, oa ilber'
monnte i'm Die Sreibe. Sbrdncrl
trGuielteu auf iein 8ewano binab,
iulb Itumm Oriidte er gliidminld)ero
Die SGnbe Ser NeitpernlGGlten.
Gin groBeS Giig1 iolgte Der fird).
liGen sSeier, nobel oaS ilrnge Che
paar 5lpiiben DEM Observation-Disclosures
Sberforitmeiiter inO einem boben
@eamten iaB, Den Der Shirt St iciner
&ertretllng seIbift bate. Die bel
Den alten Sremnbe briiften iih 1e'
riibrt bie Sanb, als Der Eforrer Dem
Sberioritmeiiier %6uricf: uTi6t ipobr
Sdymetliat, es mar bod fein 3uiall?"
SodBeitsreiien madte mon Du-
malls nod nid)t, uno 10 mlrOen Die
ilingen Gbelellte an1 Mbeno, BON
TadcltrGgern nnb Miiiif begleitet,
lldh benz SSoritbnule geflibrt.
Ser Sberiorltmeiiter le9te balo
rodber feline Stelle nieoer unb SOC
81 ieinen &inoerm. 9tiht maildeS
Sabr perging,' bis lanter, irober ains
OeriibeI mn bas freunolid)e Sort
hans berum erihou, beIonbers lpein
@roBpater nit ieinen gnfeln binab-
sog, Snfel 8iarrer 5lt belrd)en.
@liidlibere aberdeen ais Ser
mann ,rnO iein @eibd,en gab es nid]..
Menn er NIT ieiner Srau om Sonne
tage s,,r Stride ms Sorf fam, Damn
idailteu Ole 2e,rte Dem id)mllden
Nuare oft LANCE nad. Sm rief
tpobl bie cine Nahburin Ser anoern
gu: .Sdmt', bie ibonite Srau melt
uro brett lit sod 5 3iserner Noiell"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07

ols 81 geborfen. Gr 3ui,oete bic
2idjter an uno bulf mir Die MteBge'
rGtbe uno oen Srnut Ar oronen.
9nun fniete Ell nebcn mir nieber, init
elmer 10 oemiitbigen Ginfadbeit, Wti
elmer 10 einfaten 3ealutb, bnB id) eS
ME pergeiien fonn, uno mtnortcte
nit eiter Stimme, sic erbeblih lihe.
rer flong ols sic meine, Die IN Ser
Grreglulg eiipos 5itterte. ltno 10
filbr er tort bis 5itr Glepution, po
Ser Snfriiton ba5ii fam, DEM er Damn
nit einfadJer Observation-Disclosures
ben Hlob abtrot. ltno id) crimrrrc
MIDI baB, als id) nod Ger Weiie
WoniiGnore iiir ieine @iite mo pos
mir gegc6ene @eiipiel bnnfte, ib 81
Inn iagte: ,ltno iperit mo Sic ELL.
nal sum Eoplt erlpablt, Damn fam!
idj lugen, Der 8aplt bat mir Ole
Wfeile gcoient ....."
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IS gi6t cine Gmiafeit.

+ 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07

iiber ltar6. SD nabm nun oas t5eQ
auf meinen Miiden llnb fcbrte mil
Gieaer- Wiene in Die RaiipGn6 5uriit.
2er Subsl bel meiuer Riidfehr Dar
pnbeihrpibIid>.
Sd lum nntiirlid ser @0mc oeS
Cages, erbielt pier5ebu bobe Grbcu,
mebrere alilmpen @olO uuo piele
@ngenloblmgen boil Glfenbein. Aui
Die Stelling eines WtitiiIcr : Fr1Ii,
benten per5idtete id) iebodl bd mir
Dos alima int SererolonOe alli Ole
3uller niht 5uiu0te. Ga$ 2omen-
fell belite id) beltte nod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07

mo icd)s SCAR Striimpit tmupn 81
fGuneH.
Ter rrpmme 9iifof beetle i'd
IbneH nte nGthiGe Slmme eir5uhGH.
oIgen, mo lIatl eInideli IGgen brad
ten Ole NolpitolidnpCltern linn 81,
NenlDeu uHb Sir!unpIc.
Nl3 mlu Der @iidloi IN lie orang
0lelc Saden Dem Serru, Don Den.
nc gereoet, balo 5utommen 5t ldi
'ert, Ipradlen lie III Inn: .Gucl
0naOcn mIIIen nidlt, mem Sie in Cel
Irnittb beigeitanbcn bobeu. Si(
iino eS icIbit.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07
Gdmpf Ser i3luergc gceen GicIen.

so bat man Sen arieg Der Sapa.
ner gegcn Die Muiicn bispeilen ae-
nanlrt. @enn ein inpnniid)er SolOat
nit piuem rlIiiiid)en @einngenen eirl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07

Sic Gr0iimm9cn. ipcId,e Sci
Nconer iciucn 3uid)aucrn madte, &c.
lpubrten eilen tieien Giu6lid IN ieir
ilrnerc$ Seben."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-03
YACHT RACE WITH GERMANY.
United States and Germany May
Contest for Honors.

New York. Aug. 3.-Negotiations are
pending, it is announced, for an inter-
national yacht race between the United
States and Germany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-03
NoTABLEs At OYSTER BAY.
Several Distinguished Visitors at Pres
ident's House Today.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 3-The president
received several notable men today.
Among them is British Ambassador
Durand, United States Minister to
Venezuela Russell, and w. j. Calhoun,
special commissioner to Venezuela.
Durand discussed the questions pend
ing between the United States and
Great Britain and talked with the pres
ident about the prospects of peace be-
tween Russia and Japan.
The ambassador, while keenly in
terested in the negotiations between
the two belligerents looking to a ces-
sation of hostilities in the far east has
refrained from taking any active part
in the preliminary negotiations, be-
cause of the well known attitude of
Great Britain toward Japan. He fire.
quently, however, has discussed the
subject with the president in order
that he might be informed on the pro-
gress Of negotiations.
Accompanied by Minister Russell,
Judge Calhoun visited the president to
consider with him in his mission to
Venezuela. In general way Calhoun
had already received instructions, but
it was the desire of the president to
talk with him personally about the
situation before his departure for
South America. In brief Calhoun will
inquire into the relations between the
government at Venezuela and Europ-
can governments with view to as
certaining whether they are in any
way prejudicial to the interest Of the
United States and he will also make
a thorough investigation of the as
phalt controversy. His report will be
made to the president and probably
will become the basis of future actions
by this government in regard to Vene-
zuelan affairs. 1t is reiterated explic-
lilly that this mission has no relation
to the BoMen-Loomis case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-03
BAD WRECK ON The
BALTIMORE TODAY
Broken Rail Throws a Pas
senger Train Over Bridge
Into the Greek
THE DEATH LIST IS SMALL
Hero of the Duquesne Wreck Among
the Kaleidoscope of Passengers
Seems Miraculous, as Coaches Were
Turned Completely over-News Of
tho Day.

Johnstown, Pa, Aug. 3.-The morn
ing train, lockwood to Johnstown, on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was
wrecked today eight miles from this
city. Two women were probably IA
tally injured, and half dozen others
seriously hurt.
A Somerset dispatch says Louis Don,
the baggage master, was killed and
seventeen others injured. The smoker
and baggage car went into the river.
The train left Somerset at 7:10 o'clock
for Johnstown and consisted of an en-
gine, baggage car and two passenger
coaches. Just where the railroad
the baggage car and coach next to it
went over twenty-foot ernba nkment
into a creek, which is a shallow stream.
The engine and last coach were not
dragged down. Among the injured is
Conductor Hal Benford. Don, the only
man killed, was known as the hero OF
the friEhtful DuQueSne Limited wreck
on the Baltimore & Ohio, near Connels-
ville two years ago. On that occasion,
although his eye was knocked out and
hanging on his cheek, he pluckily went
back to flag the next train.
That forty passengers on the train
escaped death was little short of mirac-
ulous. Owing to broken rail the cars
left the track, the engine and tender
remaining on the rails. The baggage
car rolled down a long steep embank-
mert, turning overland over and finally
landing in the creek, standing on the
wheels. The smoker went only part
way down the bank, turning over but
once, and the following coach did not
go far from the tracks, being held in
place by telegraph pole. AS soon as
word Of the wreck reached JohnstoWn
a special train was made up and hur-l
ried to the scene, carrying physicians
and nurses The injured were brought
to q hospital here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-03
DOUBLE PLATOON FAILURE
Test Made in New York Proves inef
ficiency Of System.

uS10beNy VI OyosSnb
New York, Aug, 3.-After a three
months trial Fire Commissioner Mich
olas j. Hayes has reported to Mayor
Mcclellan that the two platoon system
in the fire. department is an absolute
failure.
For years the tiremen have been
urging the adoption of a two platoon
system and have endeavored to secure
legislation to that end. Their last bill
was killed only after Commissioner
Hayes promised to give the two pla-
toon system a fair trial. The report
forwarded to Mayor Mcclellan by Fire
Commissioner Hayes, in part. says:
When I opposed the two platoon
bill before the senate committee I
promised to give the plan a fair trial
in one of the battalion districts. 1t
would have cost the city about $780,
600 to have put the idea into effect for
full year.
"The trial of the two platoon project
was made in Dec. 5. 1904. and ended
March IL, 1905 1t was found to be
wholly unfit for the purposes of this
department. and l directed the aband-
onment Of the trial
"At the time of taking this action
in order to keep the promises made
to the men. directed that in addition
to the one day off in every Ave, the
men should have twelve hours addi-
tfonaI leave three times each mon TIL
that is, three leaves of thirty six hours
each month, and three leaves OF TWEEN
ty-four hours each month This wa.
in addition to the fourteen days yaca-
ton annually"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-03
MRS. MAckAY WINS IN FIGHT.
Society Woman Is Member Of the
School Board at Roslyn, L. !.

School Board at RosIyn, L. !.
New York. Aug. 3.-Mrs. Clarence III.
Mackay, was elected school trustee at
Roslyn yesterday. Her running mate.
John F. Remsen, livery stable keep
er. beat her one vote, so that her vic
tory was not quite unqualified. DR..
N. P, Legs, the third candidate in the
two out Of three election. was nowhere.
The victory Is not without an after
math. for DR. John Bogart, the presi-
dent of the board Of education and
manager Of DR.. Leys' campaign, has
disputed the election on the ground of
irregularity. The campaign was full
of wire pulling The final vote was:
Remsen, 254; Mackay, 253; Legs, SO.
The election was one of startling
surprises for this little village. In the
first place, before 1 o'clock the towns
record for school election was
wrecked and a new one made. The
heaviest vote cast at any previous
election was 100. BY / o'clock 200
had voted, and still they came.
Altogether ffty-eight women voted.
practically all Of whom cast their bal
lots for Mrs. Mackay-
The climax was reached when Mrs
June Verify, the Oldest inhabitant. "a
years old, grandmother of the con-
stable. drove up to the polls. She
never had done such an unheard of
thing as voting before. But her grand
son had been busy with her for week
and the old lady had promised to vote
..if it were not too hot."
Mrs. Mackay. however, did not vote.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-03
LEE ON THE STAND
Former Governor Of Missouri Gives
Evidence in the Case Of State Sem
ator Farris, Accused Of Bribery
Important Evidence is Excluded.

Jefferson City, Aug. 3.-Fomner
Lieutenant Governor John A. Lee gave
testimony today in the trial of Senator
F. H. Farris on the charge Of bribery.
Lees denial at former trial OF Farris
that he (Lee)swrote q letter sendlng
the $1,000 in question back to d. ].
Kelley, of New York, representative of
the baking powder interests, was taken
up in a severe cross examination by
the defense. Several checks from
Kelley to Lee were introduced and
identified, but were not admitted as
evidence by Judge Davis, who ruled
the inquiry should be limited to the
number of transactions that took place
in st. Louis This precluded introduce
ton Of number Of letters ana checks
which the defense inteded to offer as
evidence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-03
Professor a vasrant.

New York, Aug. 3-Charles Rouxel
who said that he had been professor
of belles-lettres in a South American
university, and evidently a man of re-
finement and culture, was sent to the
workhouse for month yesterday
Rouxel was picked up as a vagrant by
a policeman in Madison Square park.
Stranded in Honduras after touring
the world, subsequent to completing
his education in Paris, the prisoner told
Magistrate Cornell that he became
third keeper of the treasury in the
South American state. Later he was
appointed to be chief Of mathematics
Of the university. A change in the
administration caused him to flee the
country and since that time he had
been able to gain only precarious
livelihood.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-03
Arrest Woman Passenger.

New York. Aug. s.-Mrs. Dora Jen-
ndngs, who said that she lived in
Scranton, Pa, was arrested by the CEN
trail office detaetive as she left the
gangplank of the White st;G steamer
oceanic. which docked last hight. She
was taken to headquarters, charged
with larcency, the complainant being
Benjamin Haycoclx, of South Easton,
Pa, who alleged that the woman took
from his pocket a purse containing $24
as they were coming down the gang
plank.
Both complainant and prisoner were
first cabin passengers on the Oceanic,
and Mrs. Jennings is reported by the
police as being the wife of p. f. Jen-
nings, former race horse owner OF
Butte, Mont Mrs. Jennina3s refused
to make any explanation AMI was lock-
ed up.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-03
NOR LOOKING FOR TROUBLE.
Governor vardaman Says There is Ns
Clash With Louisiana.

Cincinnati, Aug. 3.-The Times-sta7
received the following from Governor
vardaman of Mississippi, concerning
the clash between his state and Louis
lana: "The much talked OF conflict
between the. states OF Mississippi and
Louisiana SO far as know is without
justification in fact. II the quarantine
guards Of Mississippi have been guilty
OF indiscretion. 1t has not been report
ed to me by the officers in charge.
...The intimation of an armed conflict
between Mississippi and Louisiana,
whose friendship has been SO cordial,
is absolutely ridiculous to me. shall
not permit the quarantine guards or
other Mississippians to violate the
rights Of Louisiana or her people. I
am sure the governor of Louisiana re-
ciprocates the sentiment"