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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
3,t %berfauten.

Cine $40 @der aro6e 5arnt. in id,6uer Sage I'M
pitlid,er Soma. Su elmer b~eutidlen fatbpIiid1eu
6enleiroe. uahe bel stride unb Sdlule unb 3 gfeis
len BON 4 ocrid,iebeter 9uten @arttpIdBen ents
fernt. Nue 1ebauoe. ipie: @uhnbaue, Sdjeure
uno Stalllinsen III beneln 3uitanbe. Su unu,its
telbarer Nahe 9lites 9runneriuaiier nit @inos
Inilhle. rtebif Sbitgartei iuo eirem sSaloe BON 10
older. I'm nahere Iustunit pemoe man lid, an
". n, core Catholic printing Co., Dubuque. 5a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Gprcpran's ImtsnicScrlcanng.

aur5 noh ben1 &erbor bcs Mttor.
men 6ronf Sess ol,f Der Eoli5cimahe
am 9onnerstog, 9ob ToliSilt Cor
cnran ieine Ib5eid]en Dem Goli5ei.
Sbcrhoupt Hcilep nb. meldes Gor.
coron ieoof 5uriid9cianbt befam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Murkthrrtd1tr
CUR ben @roBpcrfamf.

Ou b II {. ben %, aiis.
@etreioe. Deu, ptebI, etc.
Saier: 25D636e.
Rorn: 47@j2e.
Gerte: 25-40e per @uihel.
Rossen: iO-43c per Suibel.
Neu: 500. $40. 600
Webl: Naient. So. sO@6.1O; iraisbt,
S.. 6O@5.90.
+, 6leie: $500. @Sf7.00
Sntter. Gterru b Gde.
Gier: 136l4c per Gg.senb.
Butter: 0al,p. lie ~ Biuno; Cream.
erp, 2li@22c.
aaie: 5tabm : aale, ,1aic; srid, 1915.
S~roesrtes etc.
Reis: 6i-9sc per liuno.
3piebelu: $l.0D per Srate.
Iepiel: 50@7ie. per Suib.l.
G%artoiielu: soc. per SWibel.
gteh
Stiere: 1900. @4.O0.
9tilber: 1915. $500
1Ibe: S2.25@2.j 80.
11lber: $4.00@5.00.
Sd,peins( aui benz Sub): 81. 75@5.05 per
blnbert YiuuD.
Steb 9eiblabtst.
Rinbheiib: 5@Sc per Yiuno; Jtiuesr.
7@Sc per Pinno.
S4aifeiib: 7c
Bropiious
@erGudertss Sleii1 Sdinteu, :10t@l2ic
Sped, lOf0lSe.
Sbmalj: Si@9ie.
9oblm: %0arttobl.u, 1925 per Souue
6ol;: Gutes Gideubola 5.o01S7.00 pe,
Soroe.
Gelal;ene Bull. 9duts: DO. l, Sa@ents
9to. 2, !iGents.
Srti9 seial;sne 8albbaute: go. /. II
Gents 9fo. =, 81 Gents.
Sals: DO. /, 46ents; NO. 2, 8 Gents.
S9aisieae: 20@2e@eits.
Grp Scn.. SlO.OO per Tonne; Mineral,
S22 per &auienb; Nlat sad. S3l@36 PEI
8onns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
@crbaftct

muroe Scinri6 Setter, ein 16iabri-
ger lrlbuauer, angeihulbi9t in ct.
,Sobonn, aallias, Elm llniittlihfeits.
pcrbrefen begongcn 5u baben. She.
riff Wc@iQioms bon Santos bradltc
Setter nod 81. Sobann, alba CT lid
5u perantmorten bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
MhtnnQ. Earmer!

5abt Chr Saier. oen, 9artoff elm, ySeisen, aorl.
Hoggen. @erite, Gier, Butter ODER lberhaupt
ireemoipeld,e JarmurDbutte 5t oertauieu? @enm
10. oann id)reibt crit an Sol Z. 9tasle. 5ubuane.
Soma, ufo irngt i'm UNI ieiue Treiie. aRan
obreiire einiaf: Z. 4. Wa8le, Dubuque. Soma.
n. b. = Serr 9fagle fault uno uertauit aud
Stdots uub Sarneiaeutbum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
PROBATE OF WILL.

To All Whom II May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given. that an instrument
of writing. purporting to he the last will OF
Susan SpeltZ. late of Dubuque County,
Iowa. deceased, has been opened and read.
and that Monday. the End day Of October
A. ID. 1915, has been set for hearing the proof
of the same before the District Court OF Du-
buque County Iowa.
Dubuque. Iowa, August 23rd. 1906.
TIM SULLIVAN.
Clerk District Court.
By JOIN l. Mullany, Deputy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Shmie0 qejnht.

Gin braper NIB tiidltiser oeutid)er tatbpIiidocr
Sdlirieo iinbet Die eunitisite Beleaenheit, fdl
cine oansrnbe Stcnuiig uno iohnenbe aunoid1ait
SIT eriuerben. in alta @itn, Sprpa. Die llmtgegeub
1T beinabe 9or5 tntboliid). Tim unherc Nusflrit
iuenoe man iih on On. citeruinfle, alta @iiia,
Sptpu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Cute Tarmen.

Sur beutid)e aotholiten, bic iidl cine idI5ne
9eiuratb rabe BET Der Giicnbahn. aird1e unb
Sdnle. au. n,dSisenn Yreiie eriuerhen n,pd1ten.
groBe aeeifune f5arm, bic aus Z Settipnen 2nuo
bc'teht NIB i'm bieien Crit herurn liest, ba pers
tauien II. 3ieier Grit III an Der SposSabit i'm
ilio oitlid,et WorozEafota selegeu. Ter Spoer
eigret lid iebr gut iur 2anbipirtbid hait uno bic
gage oes eanbes 1T 10 8iinitis uno id,pn. oab. fe
ipohl idiperlidl befer gefunoer iueroer fam.
Cine nette tntholiidle &irdhe uno Sdlule iinb
bier uno limb idulbenfrei. Ter bod,u'te Siidnpi
bat oeriproehen. nts rdd,ites 3ahr einen beitdrs
otpen 9rieiier 81 geben. ait Nusunbnle bon
nd,t b0bmiid,en 5omtlieu. beiteht bieie @emeinoe
aus lauter edlteu 9eutidler. Weun nitbt gerabe
obige eroBe farm Si pertnufen ,uare. iuiiroe es
itiuer iein, iiberbnupt bier nod 10 id,ones unb
euteS Ganb an betoinmeu. Bbne Siuetiel iuirb
and bieies bnlb auisetnuit ieir. Saer iif baher
Elm iflones uuo gutes Stiif &nno nahe BEL
airdbe, E d,ule uiiu. erlperber nil. Der fpeube idh
bes Srte8 Sobm Sreoeen, Mantabpr. 6idbianb
Qountp. Nprtb 9ntpta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Sclbitmurb.

Sloiiie Carrot, m%obnbnit 5jl
Gbontberg Npcnlle, beging SelbIt.
moro ourd) Srinfcn pon Garbolidltre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Ibeumatiide sdmer,ea
2ei0enos.

@ir ipiinid)cu Shren Wameu. Wern Sic mibs
ten mas Sic eruartet, uie n1aeouloig iudreu sic,
bon ins in horen. Sdreibeu Sic iogleid,; iueis
terer 4utidlub bebeutct peiteres 9eiben.
Rescue Medicine Company,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
NGjehanoluna.

Serr WIpiS Saiel. 20. 1912 5ofpas Strase, gu.
eirb eiriiid,er uno in;portirter Rdieiurten oors
ratbig. auspdrtige Setelunset ueroen prompt
beiorgt. 9reisliite wiro aui Serlanasn serne
Sueeianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Cine aute Oeleaenheit

ilr cine quite gidberin (~dressmakcr). M1an
~ooreilire Nor LAB, CARING. 5piua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29

3blcaso, osu 2S. aus.
0etreios
Wet,.u-
Sept. 79i@s1.
Te;.: Slk9s2s.
8orll-
Sept.: 53s@54s.
Ee;.: 45s@4)5.
SaIer-
Sept. 25I 926.
Te;. 2b4tg27.
SIeanarrt.
Bieb-
Nluopieb, So so@6.25.
aiibe uuo GluDer. Sl.o084.10
Seras Sttere. 81. 750j.25.
S6peue-
Sbpere, S5.5596,3O {.
S1mere. rauhe. S5.55@5.s0.
geihte, So. y0C6S6 37t.
Senuidte. 5 .75@6.35.
S6aie-
98enlide 2dunmer, $5.75@72j.
Giubeimilde 9ammsr s. 1Otd6 20.
Giubeimilne S1aie, 1850 a6.0U.
p%routRsasa.
S4meineFeiih-
Gept. $i4. 77@s14S7.
CIT. Sl4.17,9Sll.s7.
Shmal;-
gspt.: s7.67@s7.77.
Oft: 8 .75@$7.S5.
Hippen-
Sept. So. 7Oas.75.
Off,: S9.0 5@s9.07.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
OSBORNE COUNTY,

Gin Garahies iiir 5armer. 100 9anbpreiie itetig
iteiger-ruo Erei6 lest iehr rieoria fro. Cine
halbe Miiniun Ncres nit benz irudhthnriten Suben.
Nano inoet ~rapibeu AbiaB. snuter emptehlen
oieies Gountp ihreu Sreuuben tro 10 thut
A. L. BROWN, Osborne, Kansas.
az dreibt tbm fir IdD6n inuitrirte Site bon
Jarntlano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29

Srailctn Vn9cntn SDrt1fDpDDrg,
tpelfe l1ngere Sabre IN Imerifa
peilte. Dor einigcn Sabren obcr nad)
Der olten Seimatb 5uriidfebrte unb
Dor einem Sabre nbermnls naf)
Mmerifa fam, no lie iih ieitber in
Tlibuquc, Soma, uno in Sos
Mngeles, Gal, auibielt. trot borigc
ISOLDE mieoer cine Heiie nnf 2urem.
burg an. no JIG iid) III ibrcm sc.
burtsorte 9tieberanuen bleibenb nic.
ber5ulaiien gebctft. @liidli6e Ieiiel
@ic bic renrcmbnrscr 3citmna"
eriGbrt. lit n.lier 2anbsmann SEER
Self. 9oou aus Gid gum Iiiiitentcll
beg Sberiugeuieurs Der Teuniplpa-
mia Steel Gonpanp in Election, ga,
zines ser qrobten unb mooerniteri
Glen. unb Stablperfe gmerifa's, CT.
fiofrnt iporben.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
Thursday.

Two sons Of Henry Phipps OF Pitts
burg, charged with maliciously shoot
Ing Scotch fishermen, were acquitted
by the Edinburgh jury.
Albert ]. Adams and others VII!
build 40-story hotel in Thirty-second
street. just west Of Broadway, New
York.
Under President Roosevelt's advice
the Americana Development
company agreed to sell to China the
Ilankow-C Canton railroad concession
for Sc, 100000
Crowned heads Of the world unite
with distinguished statesmen OF
America and Europe In acknowledging
the glory Of peace between Russia and
Japan to President Roosevelt
Mount Vesuyius Is In full eruption
and is throwing out an enormous mass
Of lava. Deep rumblings are heard in
the interior of the crater and lava is
flowing down the right side of the
core.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
New AnaIo.Japanese Treaty,

The conclusion of the new Anglo
Japanese treaty of alliance has only
now become definitely known to the
English newspapers, which are; keen.
ly interested in it and are anxiously
s.7cuss'1g its probable. contents
An important modification binding
either power to come to the assistance
of the other If attacked by one in
stead, as in the old treaty, by two
powers, causes inquietude in some
quarters, where 1t is thought to add
enormously to Great Britain's respons-
ibility; but on the whole complete sat
isfaction is expressed as to the scope
of the new treaty as far as 1t Is at
present known.
It is supposed that the new treaty
establishes an unqualified defensive
alliance between Great Britain and
Japan and it is believed not unlikely
that India is included In the sphere Of
territory over which the treaty aims
for the preservation of status quo.
Should this prove the case, its value
to Great Britain will be enhanced
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
Saturday..

The new battleship Vermont was
launched and christened at Quincy,
Mass.
Lieutenant General Adna r. Chat
fee, accompanied by his aids, arrived
In Waterloo and inspected the historic
battlefield
Mayor e. e. Schmitz of San Fran
cisco was unanimously nominated for
reelection to third term by the union
labor party
The new anti-tipping law goes into
effect in New York state but it does
not prohibit giving tips to hotel and
restaurant walters.
Cholera has spread to Hamburg,
where one Russian emigrant died Of
the disease, and the Prussian cabinet
is taking preventive measures,
Bishop Potter and those associated
In the opening Of the Subway Tavern
maintain their purpose and methods
were proper, although 1t has not been
a financial success.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
ALLEGED FoReER ARRESTED.
After Search Lasting over Yeal
Throuah Europe and Mexico,

Chicago, Sept. 5.-A search which
had lasted for over year and which
had extended through Europe, Mexico
and the United States eliminated here
in the arrest Of d. R. Wilson, former
ly prominent politician at Shenan'
doah, Ia.
Wilson is charged with forgeriei
amounting to $4,000, of which amount
the First National bank of Shenan
doah is the principal loser. According
to the police, Wilson left Iowa over q
year ago after securing by means OF
forged check $4,000 from the First
National bank of Shenandoah. AfteI
his disappearance other forgeries
were discovered.
Wilson was followed through Eu'
rope and to the City of Mexico, where
he was arrested. Friends In that city
furnished bonds for him and he was
released.
He Immediately left Mexico and his
whereabouts were unknown until the
police located him In Chicago Will
son made desperate resistance when
arrested. He denied his identity, say,
ing that his name was Johnson.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
May Get Nobel peace Prize.

There is the highest authority al
Carlsbad for stating that there II
a strong probability that Presideni
Roosevelt will receive the Nobel prize
next year. ,
There are five Nobel prizes, found
ed by the will Of DR.. Alfred Bernhard
Nobel, the Swedish engineer and chem
list and inventor of dynamite, who
died in 1896.
The prizes, each Of which is worth
about $4,000, are awarded each yeai
for the most important discoveries in
% physics, (2) chemistry, and (3)
physiology or medicine; (4) for the
most distinguished work of an ideal
istic tendency In the field Of literature
and (5) for the best effort towards the
fraternity Of nations and the promotion
Of peace.
The four first named prizes are
awarded by institutions at Stockholm
and the peace prize is awarded by q
committee Of five persons elected by
the Norwegian storthing.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
CHEATED POSSE BY SUICIDE.
Maniac Runs Amuck, Terrorizln
Country For 20 Miles.

Lorain, o., Sept. 4.-Peter Pitts, Jr
20 years old. maniac, killed himsel
In full view Of posse Of more thai
100 men who were pursuing him, Tb'
end came In cornfield near the HON,
Of the grandfather of Pitts at Frencl
Creek, Avon township, near Lorain.
Word had reached the posse tha
Pitts had sought to get into the hom,
Of his grandfather and that on findini
himself barred from entrance ther
had started down the road. The'poss,
made a rapid detour and came In sigh
Vt Pitts near the cornfeld.
Every member of the posse wal
heavily armed and preparations wer,
made to fire upon Pitts, when he wal
seen to vault fence and then, Will,
the pursuers watched in silence, Pitt
drew his revolver and Shot himsel
four times, dying almost instantly.
Sheriff Salisbury was in command
of the posse. When the sheriff reach
ed the side of Pitts, life was extinct
The coroner was notified and the bod!
was left upon the ground until his ar
rival.
For three days Pitts had terrorizet
the country from Avon Beach to Lor
ain. He ran amuck through terri
tory of 20 miles In extent, firing upoi
men and women. On Wednesday
night, Pitts was charged with setting
fire to farmhouse, the inmates
which narrowly escaped with theii
lives.
He was accused next day of having
piled ties upon railroad track on tn,
Lake Shore Electric railway. This
motorman Of the Toledo Limited dis
covered the pile Of ties in time Il
avoid wreck. Everywhere the name
Of Pitts spread terror through the
farm settlement, and many familiel
fed from their homes to places o
more apparent safety.
Pitts was young and powerfully
built and he had been noted for hii
intelligence. So great was. the terro'
spread by the maniac that farmers
were afraid to approach him even witt
loaded rifles and other weapons
On Wednesday, Pitts fired three
times from a cornfleld upon Mis-!
Mary Heckler, and that night he wal
charged with having fired the Heck
Ter homestead. Acts such as these
aroused the countryside. Armed
companies of men were formed ant
to Lorain looking to kill him on sigh
IL he could not be captured without
violence. Then came word that Pitts
had tried to force an entrance to his
fathers homestead, and 100 of the SOC
men combined In the search for Pitts
set out at bard gallop for the vicinity
of the grandfather's homestead They
met on the Stony Ridge road with the
tragic result told Of.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
Monday.

Iowa grain dealers decide to reject
yellow oats, because this kind Of grain
Is not suitable for export.
New York insurance investigators
find a new fraud in the issuance Of
life policies to persons about to die,
John Arbuckle, New York million
aire, Is to found an institution to give
refuge to the decrepit old and to help
girls find husbands.
Cornered by posse, Peter Pitts, the
murderous maniac who terrorized the
country in the vicinity of Lorain, o.,
for three days, commits suicide
Cholera causes 10 deaths in Ger
many in a day and eight new cases are
reported. one being at Hamburg,
where great precautions have been
taken to prevent the transmission Of
the disease.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
Three Method. of perislon.

There are very few illusions to
storks in Latin authors, but one of
these is interesting. The birds have a
curious custom Of swapping their bills.
making quite sharp noise. Young
and old birds, both during and after
the breeding season, constantly do this.
In the writings of Persius there Is a
reference to this habit There are"
he says, three favorite ways Of derid-
Ing mainly putting the hands be-
side the head like asses ears, by put
ting out the tongue like a dog and
swapping the fingers against the palm
of the hand like stork's bill" The
first two methods OF mockery are plain.
but what was the cause Of the last?--
Notes and Queries.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
Friday.

Morocco has released the French
citizen on account of whose arrest
France threatened military demon
stration.
Paul Morton, president of the Equit.
able Life Assurance society, stopped
the $25,OOO yearly pension of Mrs.
Henry B. Hyde.
Emperor Nicholas in a cablegram
recognizes gratefully the part which
President Roosevelt played in the sue
cessful negotiations for peace.
The Subway Tavern in New York,
opened by Bishop Potter. closed its
doors as "sanctified saloon" 1t will
be reopened as one of the ordinary
kind.
Secretary Of the Navy Bonaparte
ordered the court martial of Command
er Lucien Young of the gunboat Ben.
nington, many of whose officers and
crew were killed by boiler explos.
ion on the vessel.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
TueadaY.

Scandal In government printing of.
Ace gives promise of sensational de.
velopments.
Bellport, l.. l., is disturbed by an or
der from the department of health re-
strlcting the ringing of bell on the
Methodist church.
According to dispatch from Ham
burg, there are no fresh cases of
cholera there, and the spread of the
disease is now regarded as unlikely.
Robert A. Pope, Harvard under
graduate, underwent an operation for
appendicitis, and bullet received In
an accident 13 years ago, was found
In his appendix.
Secretary Taft and Miss Alice
Roosevelt went to Canton, notwithstand-
Ing the fact that insulting posters
were displayed there as evidence OF
the strong anti-American sentiment
prevailing.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
Jap Renounces Country.

Cleveland, Sept. 4. - Disappointed
because the japanese government re
nounced all indemnity in the peace set
tlement and did not Insist on greater
territorial acquisitions from Russia
Sinoshuke Kitani, Cleveland's leading
Japanese merchant, has renounced his
allegiance to the mikado by taking
out his first naturalization papers
Similar action on the part Of his fell
low countrymen is said to be contem.
plated, as they believe their country
showed great weakness.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
PANIC ON A LAUNCH.
Number Of Passengers Jumped Over
board-Four Were Drowned.

Number Of Passengers Jumped Over
board-Four Were Drowned.
Detroit, Sept. 5-Panic stricken al
the flash Of flames when a lighted
match was carelessly thrown into
some gasoline in the bottom of the
launch Ben Hur Sunday night at the
st. Clair Flats a number of the 80
passengers on the launch jumped over
board. Four of them were drowned
They are:
August Mogg of Cleveland. e.
H. j. Weisinger Of Detroit. :
Miss Becker of Detroit.
Miss Newman of Detroit.
The launch was carrying party oi
people to the hotels near Algonac from
a dance at Joe Bedere's hotel Ac'
cording to the owner Of the launch
one Of the passengers kicked open Q
cock on the engine which permitted 9
quantity of gasoline to flow out on the
floor, and then after lighting cigai
carelessly threw the match into the
gasoline.
The fire caused panic Instantly
among the passengers, number Of
whom jumped overheard. All bul
four were rescued by the Ben Hur and
other small craft that hurried to the
scene. The fire was quickly extin
guished and the launch was damaged
but little.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06

field. Most Of the way It was neces
sary literally to cut a road through
the woods. 1t took until o'clock ir
the afternoon to reach Bayfield,, 2t
miles across the peninsula as the crow
flies.
Upon reaching Bayfield, the fishing
tug Harrow of the Booth line started
out for the scene OF the wreck with 8
party of Is men, headed by Engineer
Phillip. The trip took two hours in
the teeth Of the northeaster.
When the tug reached the scene oi
the wreck Of the Sevona only a few
spars and the after 100 feet of the
craft were left. There was no trace
Of the captain and his party.
The Sevona was a steel freight
steamer Of 1882 tons. built in 1890.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
Aeronaut Blown TO shreds.

Aeronaut Baldwin of Losantiville
Ind, was literally blown to shreds
as his balloon was floating high in
the air at Greenville, o. He was civ
ing at the county fair an exhibition OF
the use Of dynamite from balloon fol
war purposes. He had three sticks Of
the explosive with him. When he had
reached height of 1000 feet the dy
Mantle accidentally exploded and bal
loon and man were literally torn to
fragments. Baldwin's wife was one
Of the several thousand persons who
saw the accident.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
men were picked from among thos

men we're picked from among thos'
foremost In their profession.
The proceedings were opened b!
the reading Of letter from the presi
dent which called them together. ant
a letter from Chairman Shonts OF th'
commission which gives in detail thu
purposes for which the engineers ar,
convened.
In the presidents order it is calle,
the consulting board Of engineers
but the letter Of Chairman Shonts Is
addressed to THE advisory board o
engineers upon plans for the Panams
canal"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
New York won ream Match.

The New York National Guard
team won the national team match
at Sea Girt, N. j., with a total
score of 4,52S. The second prize
went to the team representing the in.
fantry branch of the United States
army, and Ohio finished third. The
fourth prize was won by the United
States marine corps, the fifth by the
United States navy and sixth and last
prize by New Jersey. New York has
now won the trophy thrice, every time
since 1t was first placed in competi
tion.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
Reunion Of PennsyIvanIa Resolves.

Freeport, Pa, Sept. 4. - Arrange
ments are nearly completed for the re-
ception and entertainment of the sur
vivors of the Eleventh Pennsylvania
reserves, Tuesday, Sept, 8. The col
umbian band will head a procession In
which the school children will escort
the old soldiers. The afternoon meet
ing will be held in Seitz's Opera House
At night campfire will be held.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
Protecting France From Cholera,

Paris, Sept. 5.-The ministry of the
interior has adopted energetic meas
ures to protect the frontiers against
cholera coming from Germany. DR.
Chantemesse, head Of the Pasteur in.
stitute, has been recalled from his va
cation to organize precautionary ser.
vice and telegraphic instructions have
been sent along the frontier to require
a rigid inspection Of the passports Of
parties arriving from Hamburg and
other suspected points and ordering
the disinfection of merchandise and
baggage.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
pepew Land Co. Loan Repaid.

Announcement is made by the Off.
GERS Of the Equitable Life Assurance
society that the indebtedness to the
society Of the Depew Improvement
company was paid Thursday afternoon,
the principal and interest amounting
to $293, 3,S50.82.
The correspondence incident to the
transaction, at the suggestion of Pres
ident Paul Morton, has been made
public to the end that an impression
unjust to Senator Chauncey M. Depew
might be removed.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
Boycott under a Ban.

The Chinese government has placed
the boycott of American products
under an imperial ban. An edict
has been issued by the govern
ment commanding viceroys and gov.
ernors of provinces to take measures
for the suppression Of the boycott and
holding them strictly responsible. The
state department at Washington has
received cablegram from Minister
Rockhill at Pel1in giving summary
Of the edict.