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Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-18
Three of
The Best

Through the columns of the
great magazines even the casual
observer can't help but notice
the ads of the Freeze, Peerless
Iceland and White Mountain
freezers. These three are stand
ards; therefore, no mistake cal
be made for the people in this vi
entity in need of freezers to cal
and get your moneys worth at,
the
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-18
The Durham Hard
ware Go.
Every Home that Has a Raby'
Should Have a KOdd

There's so many cute poses Ia
the baby assumes at home. If y,
have a kodak you get them a
They are nice to show in later
years.
This is only one of the phases
of the Witchery Of Kodakery-
there are a thousand others.
Kodaks from 81 to $25.
Careful instructions given all
purchasers, thus reducing the per-
centage of failures, and we also
wish to call your attention to the
variety of styles and grade Of
work we are producing, and to
ask you to notice that the photos
made by us are different, not the
common kind, but really artistic
productions. A visit to the
studio will repay you.
A full line of kodaks, 7
plates, Aristo-P PLATING, solo,
and Dekko papers always
stock. Mail orders will receii
prompt attention.
KERR's NEW GRO
FLOOR STUDIO
COL Wells Street.
Phone 80.
rNo Stairs to Climb. ~
FOIey's Kidney Cur
makes kidnevs and hfcdde~ ~sTt5
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-18

Any man that appreciates a
rood shoe can't afford to miss see
ing this line.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26
Senator McAlIister.

Our state senator, Frank Nc
Allister, will make his mark in
the upper house of the state
legislature. Senator Fields,
who made the appointment of
the senate committees while be
was president of the senate,
showed his good judgment in
placing Mr.. McAllister at the
head of some important COM
mittees. Mr.. McAllister is a
bright young fellow with head
chuck full of common sense. He
is as honest as the days are
long and will never betray a
friend or trust imposed in him
by his party. He will never
ego crazy" on any reform move
mept or measure, but when it
comes to a show down, Frank
will be there with the goods.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26
LIGHTER GETS YEAR IN PRISON.

Springfield. ILL.,, Jan.19.-An
effecting scene took place in the
United States district court yes
terday when Darius M. Lighter
of Burlington, Ia, entered plea
of guilty to embezelling value
able letters while acting in the
capacity of railway mail clerk
on the @. B. and Q between
Burlington and Quincy, When
Judge Humphrey sentenced
Lighter to 1 year and 1 day in
the southern penitentiary, Light
ter's wife and eldest child and
his mother were in the court at
the time and they burst into
tears and chung to Lighter.
Owing to his family, who have
no other means of support than
Lighters earnings, Judge Hum
phrey made the sentence as
short as possible. Mrs, Light
er's friends in this city will re-
greet to learn of her trouble.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

yards and enclosures, so that
their presence is less consp,cu-
Gus. but their number has been
Increased.
There were few slight
brushes between tie Cossacks
and the people, but no serious
fighting. With nightfall the
city has been again plunged in
darkness, and apprebensions of
resort to fire and dynamite
have been renewed.
Throughout the rest of the
empire uprises are everywhere
reported.
Riotlug is in progress in Mos
COW, where TO- workmeu are
already on strike. Others are
constantly joining them or be-
ing forced into their ranks.
Similar conditions prevail az
Kieff, Odessa, Kbarkoff, Sevas.
tOpol, Kovno and Wilma.
Radon is virtually in state
of siege Troops occasional y
fire into the throngs in the
street and these attacks have
been resisted, three officers hav-
ing been slain today. Several
buildings have been blown up
with dynamite
The Social Democrats have
issued a call to arms, urging
the death of the Aristocrats
The $4,000 armed working
men from the government rifle
works at Kolpino, reported to
be marc hing on ST. Petersburg,
have failed to appear, and the
government assurance is begin.
ming TO be received that the
alarm was a false one.
Father Gopon's popularity is
unimpaired, but it is already
evident that the Social Demo
Gratis are getting the upper hand
and that they are urging the
people to violedce.
From trustworthy source it
is learned that Father Gapon
sent a letter to the Social Dem
ocrats in the following terms:
"They have fired Oh and mas
sacred us but we are not van.
wished and the day of our tri-
umph is nigh. Do not spoil it
by taking up arms and resort
ing to violence. Content your.
selves with destroying the por-
traits of him who is no longer
worthy to be our Emperor"
This pacific admonition irri-
tated the Social Democrats and
does not meet with a response
from the workingmen, who APP
parently are thirsting for ven.
geance and are Clamoring for
their leaders to distribute arms.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26
Watson, Jurors.

Henry W. Wood, Bob Greeves
l.. o. Wilson, John Hardy,
Stephen Owen. Will Hamilton,
Mack Rouse, e. S. Hampton,
F. E. Orr and Lee Ely were
subpeoned to serve as jurors
in the Watson case. When they
left Monday morning, each OF
them were hoping that that
they would not have to serve.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26
THURSDAY, JAN. 26, 1904
BRUTAL RUSSIA.
Grows More Brutal. The Car FIeeS
From Capital.

The people of the suburbs of
ST. Petersburg led by the Priest,
Rev. FIR. Gopon wanted to pre-.
sent a petition to the Gar or
Little Father The Cars
troops met them at the citv
gates and shot them down like
dogs. The troops fired two vol.
leys and the snow was covered
with the blood of the dead and
dying men, women and children.
One regiment threw down their
arms and refused to fire. For
fear the troops would revolt, as
soon as they had committed
murder, they were replaced by
another regiment.
The Cossacks were stationed
at the palace and when the cit
liens swarmed the streets. they
were ordered to cut" them
down and the carnage was ter
rible. Two thousand men, wo
men and children were butcher
ed by the sword.
Monday the Cars collapse
was complete, he had fed the
city and what the outcome may
be no man can say.
Count Sergius de White is now
relied on to save the govern
ment, He is a man of the PEG.
pie having raised from the
ranks Of the people by shere
force of will and brain.
In computing time of st.
Petersburg, remember: At IL
o'clock noon to-day, it is SOL in
the Russian Capitol tonight,
Russia has been the scene of
two great revolutions.
The first popular uprising &C.
Cured in 1870. when Peter II
was deposed and Catherine
placed on the throne. Again in
1852 there was a revolution that
grew out of the tyranny of the
reigping house of Romanoff,
thar threatened to terminate
their rule.
In this second uprising Peter
III was forced to abdicate the
throne and the revolutionists
crowned Catherine II in his
place. Her reign was hardly
less stormy than that of the
ruler who had been dragged
from the throne and murdered.
The country was in a constant
state of semi rev olutiou, and in
IVA the Cossacks entered into
an open rebellion, which lasted
a year before the ruler succeed.
ed in bringing them into subjec-
ton.
st. Petersburg. Jan. 24-6.30
p. Nall over Russia the cities
are in revolt. Thus far the
agricultural districts have
shown no signs of an uprising.
In the industrial ceuters, how.
ever, the situation could hardly
be worse. 1t is feared that the
peasantry will soon join the
workingmen of the great towns
in the outcry against the gov.
eminent. -
st, Petersburg passed a day
of outward quiet. The troops
have been drawn into court
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

The Cossacks could not drink
japanese blood SO they are now
drunk on Russian blood. Mich.
olas II, Car of Russia, is the
only weak ruler the empire has
ever had.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

Madison. Wis, Jan. 24.-Gov.
r. M. LaFallette was last night
in the Republican caucus was
chosen for United States Sena-
tori to succeed JdV. Quarles.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

John T. Gellhaus, Mayor of
Macon, has been declared
''crazy" by a board appointed
to examine him. To judge by
Macon's financial condition, the
mayor is not the only crazy one.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

o. Harry Psrks, the active
knight of the queensware grip,
was in the city Friday. He said:
"Tbe story of my marriage is a
fake. Who started it, I don't
know nor care.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

He is a Democrat of Democrats
and we predict he will make a
record in the senate that his.
District will be proud Of
Huntsville Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26
Watson Case.
Chronology Of the Famous Case, Now
Being Tried in New Lond on

VIII SO-"I o. " uloOh ulllNS
at Palmyra from Denver for d
visit with her parents
June 9-She went to Clayton,
near Sc Louis, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Ella Norris, for
a visit to two other sisters.
Mrs. McIlhinney and Mrs Stew
ems.
June 25-Mrs. Watson return
ed to Palmyra alone, Mrs
Stevens remaining in Clayton
June 28-Dr Watson arrived
at Palmyra from Denver
June 28-Dr. and Mrs Wat
son came to New London, where
they had resided tor II years
for visit to friends and rela-
tives.
July 25-Mrs. Watson found
dead under the Salt river
bridge.
July 27-Mrs. Watson buried
at New London.
July 9-Dr. Watson went to
st. Louis.
July 9-18-He visited in st.
Louis and Clayton, spending
considerable time az the World S
fair.
July 19-He went to Palmyra.
July 20-He came to New
London.
July 21-There was a consul
tation between Mr.. Suter and
members OF his family, includ.
ing Judge Mckinney and Mr.,
Stevens.
July 28-A coroner's jury wa
impdueled and the body of Mrs
Watson Was eXhumed.
Aug. DR.. Watson returned
from Denver, where he had
gone to see about collecting the
accident and life insurance car
ried by his wife.
Aug 12-The autopsy physi-
clans and chemists made oath to
their report. DR.. Lilly testify
ing that poison had been found
by HIM in the stomach of Mrs
Watson
Aug. l3-Mr. Suter swore to
an information charging Dr.
Watson with the murder of his
wife, and that day lie was ar
rested and plabed in Jail.
There is several kinds of trou-
BILE in securing jury to try DR..
Watson, charged with the muir
der of his wife.
Only twenty-one out of the
venire of one hundred chosen on
the panel of forty.
They are: Of Saline township.
H. W. Wood, Clay Underhill, S.
J. Owen, L. o. Wilson, M. E
Rouse, F. L. Bailey, R. r.
Greeves; of Clay township: j.
B. Drake; of Salt River town
shia: W. H. Utterback, A. M.
Hopkins; of Salem township: E.
T. Leake; of Jasper township:
j. G. McGrew, S. A. D. Kauble,
w. M. Tibbles; of Center: J. 9.
Carr, W. M. Clark, E. w. Os.
borne, D. Fl. Smith, Geo. D
Brown of near Hutchinson, James
Moore of Perry.
A venire for eighty additional
jurors was then issued and the
court adjourned until 1870 yes
terday. 1t is hardly probable
that the taking of evidence will
begin before Saturday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Gin idOner 3as bcs imsenoliden
aOniss Mlfunio bon Spanien.

A MO 10, II. Mot.
! Spr eiNisen SnDen erfubr Der in!
genolihe aonis iiber einen peritnei.
ten EaB oes 9ilnonrromn, dls ibm
etne Shaar pon 5erlitmpten 9eiiten
ju @eiidt fam, Die ieine Neugier cr.
regten. gs lparen jiuei W1nner
llno 5pei @eiber, BON oenen eines
elm tleines aino in oen slrmen trug.
Ter 4onig lieB ieinen @asen balten
uno beiragte Die 9ellte iiber ibr
Meiie5iel uno 10 meiter. CT erfltEr,
oaB es iih nm slrbeiter aus San.
tanoer banbelte. Die na6 WaoriO
mollten. Inn slrbeit 5ll iuhen, Oa lie
iol6e in ibrer Seimatlr nift botteu
finoen fonnen. Sic mahten oen
lueiten Wes 81, Sub, incem iie 10 gut
es 9in9, iib BON Iorf 5u 3orf blrf).
bettelten. Iic armen Wenihen;
Oeren Shubperf itnb &leiolng gang
Serriiien wnren iinb Die Dor aGlte
Sitterten, erregten oaS Nfitleio Oes
aonigs in bobem WfaBe. gr grill
in ieine Saiden unb gab ibnen oaes
@elo, oas er bel iif) bate. sllfonio
bieB Damn Die Sroueu nit bem
2inOe auf Den gliltomobilmagen ltei.
gen, inoem er beoauerte. megen
Tlasmonsels niht aiIb Die WGnner
mitnefmcn 81, fonnen. SSm @agen
tbeilte ber Wonurf) oas mitgebrohte
Teiperbrot nit Den @eibern, Die i'm
niht fonnten. Nils Der @oaen IN
0naonrrama einfl,br, einem &c.
birgsoori, 100 Der 9onig ipoblbes
FAINT lit, griibte oas golf nit 8ioat.
rilfeu auf oen aonig Die @eiber
maren mi'S 9leuBerite iiberraiht,
alS lie ipabrnabmen, baB i6r sroB-
miitbigcr @obltbater, nit oem lie
mGbreno Der yahrt ilnse3lpnnsen
plouberten. Der Serriher Spaniens
mar. Nlliouio bejnblte lire rnb
ibrer WGnner Serberee im Srte Mno
periprah beim gseiterfohrcu, ii6
ibrer in aiabriO onne9nen su
lpolcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23

lrifolore Dieber auf lotbringiidem
Vooen lpebt. naben. Sbatiddlih
lteint oos gendnnte giatt on Die
Woglidfeit, ooB oieier lmsebeucr.
lid,e goridlag Sur ausfiibrune &c.
langen fonnte, 81 glaubeu. SSn lei.
men 9oinmentaren Su Den Shreiben
oes 9enerolmoiors a. Z. bon ser
3ippe be3eihnet Der .5iguro" nGm-
lid oeiien 8orihlag us Elm .sln-
5etten oes eripahenoen 8erItdno-
niiiesIeitidlanb's fir Dos llnreht,
pelfes ;sranfreid1 ieiner5eit ourh
Sostrennitne gliaB 2otbrinsen's 8
5ugefiigt iporben", iino perleibt 10,
sor Der Soffnung slusorud. boB
audi glioB in Die Hiifsobe einbeeriis
fen uno oanit poue Reititution ae.
leiltet peroe.
aae bieiigen glGtter perrrtheilen
einitimmig hieie grpeftorationen aui
oas Sdarfite unb loiiiien es on oi.
refter @erbohnung Der ysllbernbei.
ten" nif,t feblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
&cbrcr Srtihaften BON Stiirmen
ihluer beimgeind)t.

Sort @ortb, 5eras, ii. Moi.
Cine Spe5ialoepeide aus Sort
sSorth, Seros. meloet: Gin fitrttba-
rer Sornaoo ieste geitern Nadmit-
tag 21a Wieilen iiio.oitlid, bon bier
iiber ons 9onb. Cine Yerion, eSrdu
@erolb, puroe getobtet itno piele
uerlett. Der @eg bes Iornaoo mar
cine balbc V'cilc brett. rnb auf orei
.Qteilen murocn aQe SGuier, Stdlle
inb sSensen nicoergeriiien.
@ i'd ito Sails. Seras, 13. 0iai.
,Sruu Mar @aacr wuroe eeitern
bei eiilem @inbitlirm get0btet, Der
bas @oller'idN SnnS III Der gtdbe
bon Sboenhurg, 16 Meilen norolih
uon @itita Sails. 8ertriimmerte,
lnb Serr @nller, feline orei 9inber
linb Srnu Mbite murber uerlest.
Fem itarfen @inoe folgte Elm fl,rht.
barcr Hegcn. .Nebrere S>dilier
allBer Den gSGlncr'iden ipurSen
itarf beihGoigt.
Sopefa. Suns. 13. Mui.
Gin geltern gsahnrittug in 9llia
Giita itottfinoenoer Sornnoo cntflei.
bete cinc 9ln3obl o1ilier ibrer GGd,er
lno perllriafte lcnltigen betr1Ht-
liten Sdnoen.
gtrbmore, ). E.. IA. Mai.
Sn einem Sturm, pelder iiber
SllpDur ino slbo mo onoeren
Srten OH Ger Gbidolap Citation hin.
peg;oa wuroen cine Sln5abl Sdrkr
5eritort. Tie 9eidDc bon sSohn 2ap.
ton mur0c ans ben lriimnern oes
IN Snlpbur 5eritorten Sarpcr Sotels
herporgebolt. @ci sloa muroe Geo.
9oben Don Dem Sturmc getpbtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
&aiier Nilbclm cmpfdnst ben Crben
Des III. Wrabes.
9Of c &. 10. gDtni.

Vf cs, 10. Wni.
aaiier Wiibelm empfing beute
Den 9aroinol aopp I'M bieiieen 8ou-
perneinents 8ebdiioe in 8eeempurt
elmer mlserleienen 8eiellihait, Dor.
inter Der aon5ler BON Viiloip uno
Der sSiirit BON Sobenlobe. .9aneen.
burg Stattbalter pon gliab.0otbrin-
gen, unb cine gln5abl Viid)oie, be.
bufs Yornabme Der Geremonie Der
Serleibimg Oes. SrOens oes bl. @ru-
bes, peld)er Dem aaiicr bon Dem
Tntriarhen bon Seruialem 5ur gr-
inueriina on ieinen 9eiu6 in BALE
TINA i'm Sabre 1898 perhcben
ipuroe. Ger Cardinal bielt cine
fiirSe slniprahe, aui ,nelhe Der aai.
ier antiportete. 9esterer gab ip1.
ter DER 8eieli6aft Elm Iiuer, bei
pel6em er Spiiden ben GnroinGlen
aopp uno Slider iaB. Iie giihoie
6riBen nno 9eu5ler lparen ebenfalls
0Gltc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
ylntisc. Gefed)ts siuiidbcn ben ameri.
faniihcu Srmppen nno anfitGn.
oiid)en MproS.
90 niln, Is. !U2oi,

~ " ~ NJ ios, sVtut.
SSn bcn leeten beioen Wo6en iii es
nli Der Sniel Nolo 5niihelt bcn
nmcrifonlid)en Sruppen inter Sc.
neral @ooo imb Oell Moro.Nebellen
5il beitiaen adnpicu sefommell, in
oenen Die Woros 800. Die slmerifa.
ner Z Wonl perlorcn boben.
Gic Siebellen iteben inter Dem
Commando bes S1uptlingS Tala
uno ihno rmjinaelt, fampfen nber
bis sum lcBicn Monn.
Vala mor sur 3eit Der amerifa.
nildlen Groberline eii befannter
SflapenbGnoler imb &riegcr; er emf.
ilob nit ieinen slnbGngern mad, Der
Sniel Yula Sefor bei 9ornco. no er
nit Den @riten in eiuen bliriiaen
Qonflift gerietb mn0 Gin Maiiafre
pcraniioltete. Von bort pcrtrie6en,
ilob Yalu nod Der ,Sniel Solo. po er
Die ieet tobenbe Eebellion an5ettelte.
gr bot oen slmcrifanern iAon piel
Sdnpierigfeiten bercitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Grpfer's Soo bnrd Spimmsenuh
bcrbeigefubrt.

81 anias 6 itp, Wo.. 13. 0tai.
Ter iarbige Torter CHARLES Wil.
ion, welher Den iiingen Grofer aui
ben gabnbof begleitete, lit in Snft
genommen morben. Sluem slnitein
noh lit er an bem Sobe Grofer's $
poQltdnoig unld)ulbis.
Nus Dem 8erbor Wilion's lit err.
iihtlih, oaB oieier 9rofer naG Der
Spiumboble bes 9bineien ab See be-
gleitete, po 9rofer flint Viaen
Opium rnufte. glllem sluihein
nod bot. oieier SpiumsenuB ieinen
Zoo berbeigefiibrt.
Rem % n, Sans. t3. mai.
Iem gefiinoe Der Goroners.S .Snrp
Sltfolge itarb Grofcr oil einem ge-
t1iibungsmittel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Effisier bel einem 6elbman0pcr Ct.
i6oiien.
CT 9fenn SfIo "a gpo;

Gl Reuo, SfIo., Is. Mai.
Ter in Sort Heno itotiouirte
Seirtnant @ranpiGe Chapman fpi,rbe
beute bel Den Monopern Der iehs
Gompasnien in ben Miiden geiGoiSen
uno lofort aetobtet. 9ieie iefys
Gon1pognien Snianterie mubten an
einem Selbmanoper in @egenipart
oes grigaoesenerals j. 90. Gee, Def.
len Sai,ptauartier San Mntonio lit,
ausriiden 9lls lie i'm 3onpie ouf
Der Eroirie norS-peitli6 Der Stabt
itanoen. erbielt Der 9eiitnant Gbap.
mon. Der ais gatoillons slbiittont
iiingirte, eilen ShuB nit elmer pol.
len Eatrone, Die aus elmer ibm ae.
9enitberiteben0en Gompognie abae.
IhoI'en mar, iino er ltarb. ipdbreno
er bonn Pferoe itiir5te. Mon glaubt.
oaB Ibiiht oorliegt, unb es miro
eine genaue llnieriuhuns oneeitellt
neroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Wlennou pon ct. Gonis
nit benz Yallium bcflcioet.

ct. 9ouis, Mo, If. Wtai.
Sn 8egempart elmer Ger unge.
iebeniten 8eriomnil,mger Der fatbo-
liihen @iirbentrdger in Der Sc.
idiGie bon Ct. 9ouis purbe beutc
Der gr5biihof Der GrSoio3ele ct.
Souis, ,sebn Soiepb 0lennon, NIT
oem Sallilim, Dem ofii5iellen slb5ei.
fen eines Gr5biihoies, befleibet.
Gie Geremonien ionhen in Der nltcn
&atbebrole itati. lluter gorantritt
Don iefs prddtis gefleioeten Hogen
betrot Die TroSeiiion Der 9etitlihen
Die &otbeorale ourf ous Snupttbor
unb ging Ourd ben Mittelgang noh
oem Sonftuorinm 5u beiien &edten
Der rotbe 5bron fiir Den Cardinal
0ibbons auigeiteat mar. uno bireft
geeeniiber ltanb DER III Iurpnr.@eiB
uno @olo Gelhmiidte Shron, ben
GrSbiif,of @lennon. einnohm. Ses'
terer ieierte bann Die beiliae Mciie.
gtah Der !Mciie erfolgte Die SSnpe-
itititr nit Dem Halliilm biirh ben
bofru'iteu Cardinal @ibbons. Iann
ertbeilte Grjbiihoi @leunon oen NM
ipeienoen oen Segeil ili,b gr56iifof
Srelano BON ct. Ymil belt Die Ere.
oigt. Inter ocn anmeienoen Hr1.
loten beianoen iih gr3biihoi Suie.
len BON Chicago, giidof ssolep bon
Detroit, 9tihoi Sbunlep bon
6argp, giihof 9iellis BON 2eapen.
north, 9iidoi Senneiiep BON @i.
ditto. 9iihof Burt non ct. Soieph
9iihof 0oritmann BON Glepflanb,
@iif)rf HIfen uon Mobile un6 @i.
Idol Tunre bon Iallas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Ad)t WGnner bel eimem Giienbabn.
llnfaQ aetDotet.

9ouispille, ap.. 1S. Woi.
9ei einew beute slbenb itottseilm.
oenen 3uiammenitob 5lpeier Sraf)t.
jiise Der SuinoiS Central @nbn.
3pei 0teilen iiiblih bon gdolS, Wo.,
tpiroen a6t @sGnner setootet uno
bier perleSt.
Ter 3uiammenitob ereisnete lid,
5luiiheu einem norolieb iabrenben
@ilfradtsnee uno bem 9onispile
uuo Central Gitp 0ofaliraftsnse,
Der aud, Haiiaaiere beforoert. Die
9eamten bcS iiioliG iabrenoen gu.
ges iollen oie gegebeneu Sroers
ialld, 9eleien baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Sdlimncs Giisnbabmnnaliid.
0oiapette. Nuo.. Is. Wloi.

Soiapette. SSno.. 10. Dfoi.
gei Der Gnigleiiing 0es Yaiia.
eier Shnell5ilacS 9to. II Der Big
isour" .giienbnbn iniolsc elmer often
itebenoen y9cid)e IN Stterbein. iiinf.
Sebn Weilcn ipeIilib BON bier, lpilr.
oen 5mei Wanu aetobtet nno ichs
idmer penulnbct. Iie Bolt. imo
8iitcrpagen lprroen pollitGnbig ser.
triinumcrt unb bier Taiioiiaierwnaen
iplrben pon ibren @eilcllen geriiien
ilno iiber Ole 2ofomotipc ipeageidleu.
bert, ipclhe iid) IN Ole Sbohe ridbtete.
Sic Yorlor.Gar om Gnoe bcs 3uaes
entgleiitc nift. 0einabe aIlc Euiia-
9iere nurben bur6 @lasliiiofc per.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Sdjrcdenstbat .incs Srriinnisen.

San Iicgo, Gal. 10. @loi.
Sm iiioli6en 3bcil Der Staot
iunroen bier Eeriouen gctootet unb
5lpci perlpnnOet. Ger 3bater mar
Gin Srriinnieer. 9ie Iomen Ger
Sootcn iino gSiliam Stemort,
Sarrp GoSbrihDe, -. ". Gboic mn
W. y. &obiuion. 3enuunbet puroe
,Srmi Gmma Stclpart unN ;Sran
Eooorioac. Ter Srriinuiae beibt
W. y. @obinlon; or lit iemeS Sci.
henS ein Eortier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
lie 8cifiuorcnen i'm 3sroscf scgen
Or. Sod bon New Him fonnten
iidD nid)t einiaen.
ct. Bou(. Weinn.. Is. W}

ct. Baul. Winn., 10. Wai.
Nus Manfoto, Yfinn.. miro ge-
meloet. oaB in Dem WorbproseR &c.
gen 9r. o. u. aob Die @eidpore-
men, nohoem iie ieit Samstas Nit-
tug in geratbuns geipeien, i'm @e-
riftsianl crid)ienen uno olfiinoig.
ten bnB iie uiiBer Stanoe icien, iid)
5li eiuigen. Sic purhen oara,tf emf.
laiien. Gs lit oieS Der speite 9sro.
5eB, Der nit gtidteinigung enbete.
Or. aoh itebt befanntlih inter Der
'glnflnee in 9teip Him Winn., Der,
3nbnar5t Tr. 8. u. @ebbarot ermor.
bet Sii baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23

S6nitt. mnrbe eeitern gsadrHittns
UNI 2 ltbr 40 Niituten in Rinter
George 8eriten's 9eriftsiaal ihul.
big befunoen, anfaug biefes Sab.
res eine ieiner pielen 8ottinnen.
llamlid Die Srou Wfnrie 1nlfer.
Sod, cine Eeutih, ,smerifanerin, inn
Saiiie geo. 6430 Union 9benue Der.
giitet 5u boben, 10 bab tie am IL.
Sonuar ftarb.
Die 8eihmorenen perb1Ngten
iiber ben glngeflaeten bic Tpoes.
itrafe> Die er am @algen nerbii6en
muB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
&cbrem In ben Sdooh Der fatbpli-
idjen STRIDE snriid.
SO len. t6. Neoi.

US II, 10. Wtat.
9emberger 3eitunsen berihten,
ooB piele Sauieno petpobner bes
liioiiden &uii. .1olens, in Solse oes
Soleran5 griaiies Des G5oreu, Die
orthooore Stride, in melfe lie ge.
paltiam getrieben puroen, perlaiien
uno in ben ShooB Der romii6-fo.
tboliiben Stride Suriidfebren.