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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

October is the date set for the wedding OF Henry
Rogers Winthrop, son of the late Buchaiah
winthrop to Miss Alice Babcock. daughter oI NJ.
and Mrs Henry d Babcock, at their country place
at IaWrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

NO LET UPI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

August Belmont and his son, August Belmont, jr.
have returned from North Dakota, where they nave
been shooting prairie chickens. and are at their
place Hampstead. August Belmont jr VIII
enter the family banking house this week
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
is ACCUSED
OF MURDER
Jose Ignacio Romero Confined
in the Rio Arriba County
Jail on Serious Charge.
\ TRIVIAL QUARREL
Causes the Death Of Samuel Coppingef
at Park view...Coroner's Jury
Returns Verdict as Above.

Special to the New Mexican.
TERRA Amarillo, April 19.- Samuel
Coppinger died at Park View, two
miles from here, on Saturday night. at
3 O'Clock, as the result of blow de-
livered by Jose Ignacio Romero. A
coterie of mischievious boys had been
playing practical jokes on Coppinger
AND he and Romero became involved
In dispute over the matter. Romero
picked up a piece of two by four
scant1ing, about five feet long, and
struck Coppinger over the head with
It. At the inquest held before Justice
Of the Peace Benigno Martinez y M,
the coroner's jury returned verdict
that the deceased came to his death as
a result of the blow struck by the said
Romero. The murderer was renanded
to jail without bail.
This makes the fourth man now in
the Rio Arriba County Jail under the
charge of murder and awaiting the &C.
tion of the grand jury.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
sERGiUs' ASSASSIN TO HANG.
His Fiction Of Being Prisoner OF
War Will Have No Effect Upon
Sentence Of Death.

st. Petersburg, April 19.-The plea
at Moscow yesterday of Kaleieh who
was sentenced to death for the assas-
sination of Grand Duke Sergius, that
a state OF civil war existed in Russia
and that he was prisoner of war and
not an ordinary prisoner accused OF
crime, is considered here to indicate
the position which the terrorists VIII
assume hereafter. Naturally such q
position Is not acknowledged by the
government, but the terrorists VIII
persist in the fiction. Kaleief, having
been tried by special commission OF
the senate against which there Is no
appeal, will be hanged probably with
in fortnight.
Trying to Corrupt Troops.
st. Petersburg, April 19.-The circu-
lation of revolutionary literature
among the troops throughout Russia
has now spread to the regiments OF
the imperial guards, and general or.
der has been issued to the guards for
bidding them to read "the proclama-
tions thrust into your hands In the
streets, or In your lodgings. or to Es.
ten to those allies of Japan"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
FIRST UNITED STATES
'.' COURT FOR RoeWELL

The term of the United States court
which was convened in Roswell Mon
day is the first federal court to be
held in Chaves County. There are now
ten criminal and Ave civil cases on
the docket, transferred from Socorro'
where the last court was held. Inc
grand jury has been changed. Judge
William H. Pope of the Fifth judicial
District. is presiding and United
states ,Pr<~ecuting Attorney w. Il. =.
Llewe1lyu is attending In his omc'al
capacity.
The case Of the United states
against Federicc Jiron and Luceiio u
Deromero Of soco,ro County has been N
set for today. They are charged WIN
incest and were indicted IN socorro
County one year ago. They were mar
ried August II, 1902, at San Marciai
New Mexico. by Judge Joseph Mct@uil
lin, and it is charged that the man y
the woman's uncle. Jirop lts ABOUT ..
years of age, and the wife is SDou'
% years of age.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
WILL MOVE CAMP.
President Roosevelt viii Go From the
East to the West Divide-secre-
tary Loeb Starts.

Glenwood Springs, Colo, April 49,
Secretary Loeb. left here at $40 this
morning for New Castle, where he
will get horse and ride to the Presi'
dents camp. Elmer Chapman, the
courier who brought out the news
that the President had killed bear
on Monday and that DR.. Lambert had
killed a bobcat, is serving as the
secretarys guide. Loeb will remain at
camp over night and return here
some time tomorrow. He has taken
with him u number of documents that
require the. Presidents signature.
Penny Ranch, where the hunting
party is now encamped. is in the east
divide. The party will move to the
west divide ON Saturday or Monday,
as 1t is reported the game is more
plentiful thare. Before the President
moves an effort will be made to have
him visit the Liberty school and ad-
dress the children. This school Is not
far from the present camp and ranch
men and r1ountaineers whose children
attend there are doing all they can to
have President Roosevelt visit 1t. Joe
Austin, who came out Of camp with
Chapman yesterday, told Loeb before
the return trip began that patrol has
been organized and 1t is now impossi.
BILE for outsiders to reach the area ov-
er which the party is hunting.
Bad Weather Prevails.
New Castle, April 19.-Secretary
Loeb left here at II o'clock this morn
ing for the Presidents camp. He will
make the trip on horseback, which
will take about five hours. It was
raining hard here and showing In the
mountains.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
LAND COMPANY INCORPORATED.
Connecticut Concern, With Capital OF
$15,oo0O OOe to Do Business In New
Mexioo and Arizona.

Stamford, Conn, April ia certih'
cate of incorporation has been fled AZ
Hartford by the Greene Land and Cat,
tie Company, with an authorized cap
ital Of $4,000, 900, ON which 1t has paid
$500 franchise tax. The nominal
home office will be in Stamford, but as
the company owns large tracts OF graz
Ing land tn New Mexico and Arizona
its specific pnrpose will be the devel'
opment aid manipulation OF those
properties.
It has been granted an omnibus char
ter and the articles of Incorporation
authorizes 1t to do most any kind OF
business. The incDrporators are Norton
Chase, Richard A. Jones and Egeert ].
Gates, but 1t Is understood that Colo
mel William G. Greene, who holds large
tracts of land in New Mexico and Ar
izona and owns many thousand cattle,
Is the real hacker of the enterprise.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
IGNORANT OF
THE DETAILS
Executive Committee Of Santa
fe Railway Knew Nothing
Of Traffic Management.
BLAME THE PRESIDENT
Because the Road Is Compelled to Ac'
cept Low Rates at Competitive
Points, High Rates Arc Per.
fsctIy Fair Elsewhere.

Washington, April 19.-Victor Mora
wetz, of the Santa Fe Railway, was
before the Senate committee on In
terstate commerce today. Replying to
a question by Senator Dolliver, Mora
wetz said the executive committee
and the boards of directors never
knew any details of the traffic manage
ment. They give directions to the
president of the road and the presi-
dent directs the other officers.
"Where the traffic manager vio-
lates the law in granting rebates and
determinations to one shipper, do you
think It would be right to compel the
road to give to all shippers a low
rate" asked DolliNer. "In many cases
It would be right and in others un'
Just" replied Morawetz. ut would
not be right to make the stockholders
suffer because some agent had com
,mitted wrong" Dolliver questioned
him about agreements between the
companies as to rates. Morawetz re-
Piled that they were not "agree'
ments." The railroads talked things
over and reached understandings as to
what rates would be from competitive
points. In some cases they are com
PEELED to charge higher rates on inter
mediate points because of being com
pelled to accept low rates at competi'
tive points. He maintained that the
intermediate points were benefited by
this. ia
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
||IIII!j Observation-Disclosures lIl'|II I|iIiil
OFFER BY THE SANTA FE.
Road Will Give Montezuma Hotel for
National FraternaI sanitarium
at Las Vegas.

Yesterday w. B. Jansen, assistant
to President Ripley of the Santa Fe,
formally rendered to the National
Fraternal Sanitarium committee the
magnificent Montezuma hotel, Hot
Springs and Montezuma gardens at
Las Vegas, on the condition that the
sanitarium be located in the Meadow
City. The property is valued at
81 ,0OO, 900. The trustees of the Las
Vegas grant also offer several thou
sand acres of laad surrounding the
above property as a further induce
ment for the location of the sanitar-
ium In Las Vegas.
"While the offer of the Santa Fe
Company is an extremely munificent
one," said Mr.. Edison, II cannot. say
anything about our decision until We
have paid Deming and AlamogQrGS
each another visit. The Deming COM
mittee says it has an entirely new
proposition to make to us. The form
er proffer was that Of q traet OF iand
three miles square.
"At Alamogordo we have been OF.
fered practically all the townsite o.
La Luz, in the beautiful canon OF thai
name. six miles from the city. The
people down there have not made their
final offer to us yet. but practically
wa are offered title to 60,O0O acres OF
Ian
4'The altitude and climatic condi-
tlons of Alamogordo and Deming are
both very satisfactory. After consul
tation with Surgeon General Wyman
OF the United States Army, DIR. Car
rington, OF Fort Stanton, and other ex-
perts, we believe that the altitude that
is best for the purpose is about 5000
feet"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
INSIST ON
NEUTRALITY
Chinese Officials At Annoy will
See That Rights Are
Respected.
UNDER MERCHANT FLAG
Russian Cruisers Are Plying Between
Ksmranh Bay snd Port Of
Saigon.
20 of Fomosa, April -.


Amoy Strar.. >Aacials held con.
The provincial i. - object of de-
ference today with tn Aaopted ~
term,njng the course to be >opaars
case the Russian squadron d. g
here. The officials are prepared
insist upon the neutrality Of this port
being respected. Japanese ships
which have been plying between
Annoy and the Island OF Formosa, are
not making their usual trips. The
Japs have buildings here filled with
stores which are supposed to be medi-
cal supplies The British steamer.
Heathbank, which has been at this
port since February /, is said to have
ammunition and light artillery under
her supposed cargo Of coal. intended
for the Russian squadron.
overhauIlng Merchantmen.
London, April ia dispatch to
the News agency from Toxic says:
Information received here Is taken
to indicate that the Russian squadron
proposes staying at Kamranh Bay un-
til May Z. Admiral Rojestvensky Is
meanwhile sending out cruisers to ov-
erhaul the merchantmen proceeding
along the trade routes to the Straits
of Formosa. Transports accompany
ing the Russian squadron are report
ed to be plying between Kamranh Bay
and Saigon under the merchant flag
of Russia"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
MISSIONARY BADLY WOUNDED.
A Oowieite In China Attacked ana
Left for Dead-Troops Sent to
Scene

Shang Hal, April ia Dowieite
missionary, named Kennedy, recently
rented native building for mission
ary work in the village of Tsungh,
about four days journey from Shang
Hal. At midnight. April 18th. the
house was attacked by Chinese and
Mr.. Kennedy with several servants.
was wounded and left for dead. ne
was found in the morning still breath
ing and may recover. The q. 8. con-
sui has sent twenty native soldiers to
prevent further outbreaks.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
CANCER CURE DISCOVERED.
Experiments With Liquid Radiun, at
New York Hospital Prove Sue
cessful.

New York, April 19.-Experiments
n ow under way at the Flower hospital
in. this city are reported by the World
to- indicate the discovery of certain
6, are for cancer. It consists OF q so
In .tion OF radium, and was tried on q
oman Of 90 who was dying from q
celncer on the instep. Two weeks ago
sne received the drst treatment. SIX
days later the cancer dropped on ana
showed healthy desh beneath. n1nce
then the healthy tissue has healed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
Jack Gregory Attempts to- Take HTS
Life at Folsom-Was a New Com.
or Firm Colorado.

Word has been received here that
Jack Gregory had made two attempts
upon his life at Folsom. It Is said that
he first shot himself. and then took
laudanum, but was still alive yester-
day. Gregory was well-known ranch
man in the Sunfowez Valley near
Trinidad, Colorado, and only recently
went to Folsom to open saw mill
The saw mill venture proved to be q
failure and 1t was thought that he had
become Respondent over that fact. His
mother and sister have left their home
at Trinidad to 60 to Folsom to take
care Of him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
MORGAN AND EMMAuEL.
The American Financial King and the
Italian Regal King Have Cordial
Meeting.

Rome, April liking Victor Em-
manuel today received in private audi
ence J. Pierpont Morgan. The King
was most cordial and made the Amer
ican flnancier sit next to him. 40
expressed qualification at the gener-
GUS act Of Morgan in returning to
Acola the Cope stolen from the Cathe-
dral there and sold to him by unknown
persons. Conversation was carried on
in English and lasted half an hour.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
PETITION ,s DENIED.
Writ Of Mandamus Will Not 30 10.
sued In the Las Vegas PostofHee
Case.

Washington, April 19.-Justice Bar
nard in Circuit Court No. l. today de-
MED the petition OF Romero and others
against the postmaster general for q
peremptory writ of mandamus In con.
nection with the establishing OF the
postoffice at Las Vegas, New Mexico
The petitioners noted an appeal from
this ruling to the court Of appeals.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
.roRi DIRECT LINE NJ .,,,,o,,<.our.

General Manager w. s. Hopewell.
OF the Albuquerque Eastern. has tele-'
grapled from New York that he has
secured the necessary money for the
completion Of the road from Albuquer-
que to Moriarty. distance Of forty
TWO miles. 1his will give the Santa
Fs Central : Direct Hlins from this city
70 AlbuQusequs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
TRY TO ESCAPE
AND ARE cREMATE0

New Orleans, April 19.-In an At
tempt to escape, three prisoners today
fred the parish jail at Pontchatoula,
Louisiana, forty-eight miles nom
New Orleans, two Of them being crs
mated and the third fatally burned.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19

Supplies for Notaries Public for sals
~ ths Nsw Nszicaa PriAtiAg 60
DaA1. y
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
MEET ON MAY 1877 b 8''
IN GARDEN CITY.

The Kansas-C Colorado water Altt
commission. which adjourned hast
week at Denver, will meet again IN
Garden City on May 1st. On May 18th
It WIN recepvene at Denver.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-19
EL PASo io IT.
Pass City Secures Next Annual Meet
Ing Of American Antl-Tubercu-

loais League.
Atlanta, Ca, April 1.-the Ameri'
can Anti-Tuberculosis League decided
today to hold its next annual meeting
at n Paso, Texas. ct . date 70 d 80
lectsd later. DR.. r. D. Conih, Of sioux
city. was elected president and ns
walter N. villas Of n Paso, secrotafys
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Nene Giienbabn nadj Grant County
@iscuniim.

Sic Sireftoren ser Tubroue,
Soma & @isconiin giienbabn baben
beifloiien, init Dem 9au Der l1nglt
geplalnen Giienbabn nod @rant
Gountp, @is., 81 beginner, IobalO
Die ~notbigen @%ermeiiuneen poree.
nommen iino unb ioQ bielelbe ain l..
SSltli 1906 Dem 9etriebe iibergeben
nerben. Die 9abn ion 80 Meilen
lang merben itno anitatt gleftrisitdt
ioa 9ampf oils Sriebfraft perDenoet
meroen. Son Dubuque aus miro
Die neue 9obn Die @eleiie ui,o Bride
Der SQinois Central bis na6 Gait
Dubuque benuben unO bon bort nod
Siniinamo, Guba Gitp uro pabr.
iheinli6 bis Tlattepiae ibre eigenen
@eleiie legen. Iu6 miro Die Gobn
Die Yaiiagier-. nnb Sradtbabnbofe
Der Sqinois Central in Dubuque be.
nueen. W1it ben @ermeiiungen ioa
id)on oieie ISOLDE begonnen meroen.
ga Die geplante gabn Den @eihafts,
leilten Der Stoot elm neltes unb iiber-
ans rei6es Ibiaseebiet eridlieben
miro, 10 itebt 5u boffen, oab iif Dem
llnternebmen feline meiteren S6mie.
riefeiten entgegeniteGen nnO Die
@abn am g%enannten Gage Dem Ser
febre iibergeben peroen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Grlitten idliucrc @ranSmnnbcm.

Gin bcoauernsnertber llnfall err
eienete lid ont Srcitag Ibenb IN
einem 9ootbauie an Gagle Eoint.
Ser 8aIolinbebdlter zines Serenii.
gungsbootes mar lhabGait gelporben
uno bns entmcihenbe @niplin lam.
melte iih auf Dem 9oDen bes gootes.
@dbreno Die Serren Sobn Hobner,
Sranf grner unb Soiepb Glider 90
NIT beihaftiet naren, Den Shaben
ous5ubeiiern, falnen lie nit elmer 50.
terne Dem geiGbrlid,en Stoife 81
nobe uilb oie oeinielben cntitromcn-
ben Saie fingen 6elier, moburd) cine
beftige @rploiion erfolgte. glae
9rci e%rlitten on &opf S1noen linb
@eiift iGlimme Sranbmunhen. Inl
idperiten lpurbe Serr 9fpbner per-
lebt, beiien @eiift, Sdnbe urlb slrme
l6redliA perbrunnt ipuroell. Hnf.
Dem ibren Die erite Siilfe al Sbcil
gemorben lpor, murbe Serr &obner
in's Mcrcp Spipital iiberfiibrt, nab.
reno Die beioen Inberen nod Snuie
gebrdft muroen. Sie Terlesnl1een
Der genannten Serren limo, pbidor
GlberIt ihmer6lih eliidliGerweiie
nift lebensgef1hrli6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Gtuas WiIcnsmertbcs.

Gs lit nift notbmenoig, Die @rltit
elmer 9rau ober Die Scale zines Wau.
mes ob5uidneiber, Inn ben arcbS al
heilen. gs lit nift notbpenOia,
brennenoe 8ilniter aui5ulegen unb 10
Tieienigen nod mebr 5u au0len,
pelhe obnebin ifon ifpnh genug
infolge ibrer 2eioen iino. Seilenbe,
boliamige, nromotiiG.riehcnbe Cele
eeben idp1cQe ullo iifere Seilunq.
Sic bdBliditen Sormen BON arcbs
beS @eiiGtes, oeS 9ribcs, Der 9ruit,
bcs MuuloeS unO Moaens, groBe @e.
id)miire, bGblihe geulen, 5iiteln mo
&atarrb; b1BIifc &autfranfheitcn
etc. iperbcn bur6 Die Inmenbung
peridieoencr bciletoer Sele erfclg.
reid bebanoclt. S6reiben Sic INN
Gin 9ll6. oos Sbnen gratis sugc.
iAidt miro ulb t6bere Iusfimit
gicbt iiber Oen Greis Der Selc. Mon
obreiiire: 9r. 9pe, aauiuS Gitp,
Mo. (Sdnciben Sic 3ieies ans
nlib ihiden Sic es irgeno einem lei.
benoen 6reunbc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
sSrau gifolans @lab tuSt.

Sn ibrer &pbnunq an Coulter
@lpenue itorb om Iienstng NaGmit.
fog peril. ISOLDE Maria Slab, geb.
Noman, Die @ottin oes &errn 9tifo-
lous Slab, G%rGiioent Der Dubuque
@reming & Otolting Company, i'm
gllter bon as Sabren. 6rolt @lab
erfranfte OIL porigen Sonntag IN
ibrcr Sommermobnung pberholb
NinSlportb Spriuas unb peridlinl-
merte lid ibr 3uitano balo berart,
DoB lie uo6 Ser Staot gebrof)i
nurOe, Inn ibr before Gr5tlide Silie
angeoeiben 81 laiicu. slber I'M
ionit, trDs offer 9emiibuneen Der ic
6cbonbelnoen @er5te itarb lie al &C.
nnnutem Gage. Die 8eritprbenc
mar BrGiibentin beS ct. Clara "a.
men6oicS OrS &otbolil6en 6oriter-
oroenS unb cine in alien areiien qe'
o6tete unb beliebte Yerionlidfeit.
sic hinterlGBt auBer ihrem tiefge'
beu9ten Soften, cine So6ter liui
orei S0hne, iopie einen 9ruber,
Serrn Sobonn Soman bon Der
6irnta Soman & Goebl. uno cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
WeiieuDe N9entcn:
8. 9. 6anes. Subn &pbler.
S. 6. Gruiulcp. q. SteYbcniom.
Subann Sdaefer.
Tirmnngsrciie bes bodip'iten Serrn
GrsbiidJpfs 9eane.

Sim Montae, Den IS. September
miro Der bofm'ite gr5biidof Seem,
feline j1brlibe Sirmungsreiie attire
ten uno al folgenben Srten ous bl
Saframent Der SirnIurtg ipenben:
Sobula, Montag, ben IS. Sept.
Breton, Gienstog, ben 10. Sept
8romns, Wtittnof, Den 20. Sept
Selmar, 9onnerstag, ben 81
Septenber.
8eterspi1e, Sreitng, ben %
G%eptember.
giaanopa, Sreitng, ben %. Sept
Weper, Gonnerstag, ben 8. Oft.
GtocppiQe, Sreitag, Den 6. Oft
Siage, Snmstng, ben Z. Sftober
Nen &apen Sonntng, ben s
OCTOBER.
CHARLES Gitp, Wontog, Ben 8
Sftober.
Iaibno, 9ienstog, zen 10. Oft.
@operlp, Iittpoh, Den II. Oft
Sampton, 9onnerstag, ben -
Sttober.
8ofpeG, 6reitag, ben IS. Oft.
9ougbertp, Samstag, Den IA,
Sftober.
Maion Gitp, Sonntog, BEN Is.
Sftcber.
Wanlp, Wontag, ben 16. Oft.
Britt, 9ienstoa, ben II. Sftober
Soreit Gitp, Wittpof, ben IS
Sftober.
8orner, Gonuerstaa, BEN 49,
Sftober.
9elmonb, Treitag, Den 90. Oft.
Clarion, Samstog, Den 81. Oft.
gagle 8rope, Sonntae, BEN %
OCTOBER.
8ebiter Stir, Montag, ben %
Sftober.
@run6p Center, 9ienstag, Ser
"a. OCTOBER.
Soma SaGs, MittmoG ben %
Eftober.
@flep, 9unnerstag, ben 26. Oft
Glboru, Sreitag, Den y. Oft.
8arfersburg. Somstag, ben %
Sftober.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Aletn Vad3rt aus St&ot
unO Mueeseno.

@elegentlid ocs Mrbeitertages
beforocrte Die bieliae llnion electric
Company $4,000 Ierionen nod Der
pcridieOencn Staottbcilen ltto ocn
Earfs. Srot bieics u~ngebeurcr
Scrfebrs ereigncte lid mr. eiii einsi'
ger llngliidsfolI. SIN Der N1be oeS
contemporaries murbe ndnrlih Serl
Seinrih Muns bon eincm Straben.
babnwagen ~getroffen li,b erlitt cilter
S6dbelbrud). Sbid)on Die Ser.
lesungen bes Monnes ihmere limo.
miro er bpd) notwithstanding nit Den
Seben Oaponfommen.
Sn Der ct. SranSisfus Stride
III Spersuiae murben am Mittpod
Serr =. 4. aaiier ur,o SRI. MogOa,
4era Bauer bltrd) ocn bod,p. Sater
@ienefe Sum 9lnbe fiir's 2eben per'
emit.
Sn Sort Dodge, Soma, liebcr
iid) am WittmoG Serr Tcter Nocs.
ecs unb SRI. Hellie Wc@opern, bcioe
bon Dubuque, brtrh ben bod)m. 8oter
WcGartbp tral,en. Sie junger
@helcrte weroen ii6 in Dubuque
bdusli6 nieoerloiien.
Serr Inton Setb, friiGer in
Sltbiialle mobnbnft, ullb SRI. Glaro
Yermontier BON Chicago lpltrben ON
Mittmoh p%erfloiicner @ohe in Der
ct. Seinrih's Stride in Chicago
e6eli6 getraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
GolScncs Trtcitcr. Snbilanm B
hpffp. Gater Martin Sort.


SIN Sncreb Seort College 81
Yroirie 81, Gbien, @is., feierte am
Sonntag, ben 10. September, Der
aud in dubuque beitens befannte
8oltsmiiiionar 8oter Wartin Sort
iein goloenes Brielterjubildum.
Eater Bort mllrbe am 8. Iugltit
1882 in @roben, 9i05eie augsburg.
geboren unb lit ieit 1876 in lmerifa.
@ir cntbieten Dem perebrten uno
bodperoienten Subilar hermit I'm.
iere b~er5liditen @liifniinihe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Die r9irembnrscr 8aSctte" nadJ
4, europa.

Siele 2urembureer : Imerifaner
boben ben gepiB iebr lobliden 8e-
brouf), ibren @ngeborisen in Der
nlten Seimatb cine Seitung slt5u'
ididen, bamit Die j%enieits oes S5eans
8nriideebliebenen ieben fonnen, Die
es ben 9l,lseenanberten i'm ne,,en
0oterlanbe ereebe, melbe Sort
ifritte uniere fl. &elieion III Sieiem
tpeiten 2anbe eemaft bat unb pie es
1lt in materieaer 9e5iebung bier
nlsiiebt.
Die ,GnSette" miro bereits bon
isbr Gielen mad europa eeionbt, unO
HI bort elm germ eeiebenes 9latt.
Wattoirei rn6 europa seionbt foitet
hiefeIbe idbrlih MIR $500 in 8or.
nusbe3abliIne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

Sdmeiter. Ser Sob Der 10 frii6
3abingeidieoencn bot aQgemeines
9eoauern berpor9erufen. Gos Se.
grabniB fnnb am Sreitog Gormittaa
bon Der 81. @eiit : Stride aus, ouf
Dem Oct. Golpnrp @ottesafer itntt.
Moae lie ruben in Sricoenl Gen
trauernoen &interblicbenen unier
berSlifltes 9ei!eio!