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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
COUNT OF FLANDERS
DIES AT BRUSSELS
Heir to Belgian Throne Passes
Away-Prince Albert the
New Hier.

(By Gable to The Tines !spntch)
BRUSSELS, Nov. 1.-THE Count OF
Flanders, brother OF King Leopold and
heir to the throne, died at 1l:3O o'c.ock
this morning. Death was due to inflam-
nation of the respiratory organs. Tine
count was born In 1887.
The new heir to the throne OF Belgium
Is Prince Albert, OF Flanders, only son
OF the late Count of Flanders. Prince
Albert was born April s, 1878, and was
married october 9, 1900 to Princess Eliz-
ubeih of Bavaria. rhoy have two hchil-
dren, Prince Leopold. born November g.
1901, and Prince Charles. who Was born
October TO- 1908. Prince Albert Is one OF
the most popular members OF the ,rc.gning
house OF Belgium He Is OF a studlous dis
10 his uncle King Leopold. Prince AL
bert has travelled extensively. His wife.
Princess Albert. Is also very popular With
the BclsianS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
AGED MAN ILL.
Mr.. Sale Has Attack Of Vertigo
81 On Street-Mr. Brown Injured

Z The ambulance with DR.. Cullen Pitt
in charge was kept busy yesterday an
swerlng calls Of the sick and wounded.
At 1890 A M. Frank Dickinson col
ored, had his left leg bruised by a freight
car at the Orleans station in (f'ulton. DR..
Pitt dressed the wound at 11:45 A. M.
An aged man. Mr.. Sale, by name, was
stricken with vertigo at Foushee and
Broad Streets He was taken into Blanks
Drug Store and treated, after which he
was driven to his home NO 1112 East
Clay Street.
At l:1O p. NJ. Mr.. A. w. Brown while
unloading Il wagon at 11lba station re-
ceived an ugly wound upon his right leg
by u heavy box falling on him. After
dressing his wounds, DIR. Pitt sent him to
his home. No 514 South Pine Street,
where DIR. Robins his family physician,
attended him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
REFUGE FOR CAR
ON OUR CRUISER
The Minneapolis, Ordered to the
Baltic Sea, May Rescue Him
in Case Of Emergency.

Especial to The Times :D'ispatch,)
NEW YORK, November IA WASH
lnston special to the World says;
The cruiser Minneapolis. which mas pe 'ef.
ordered 10 cruise the Baltic Sea may
rescue the car in the event OF such ac-
lion being necessary. It was admitted t!s, Ut
the State Navy Department to-day , ,.,,
5tlIe Minneapolis is bound for the .3 aa~ll
a ,ers n q M this effect having been sent
Admiral Chester at cherbourg, France.
to-day The primary reason for 2, sen END ~
the Minneapolis to the Baitlc IS 70 81 -
an asylum for American citizens IN H US
sisi Il their lives are endangered. II .he
situation becomes worse the ezar n..'s
MISC, seek protection on the tnler1callt
cruiser. Cronstadt is a closed porl, pufT
when ii becomes necessary this gov.
eminent will request that the cruiser ~
allowed there The request will be grant.
"a. Il is about four days sail from
Cherbourg to Cronstadt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Peacemaker's Hard Luck.

The ordinary peacemaker travels hard
road and he generally deserves all the
blessing that Is coming TO him In this
world and the next.
Last night, while Julian Thomas. col-
ored. was attempting to stop a fracas
between two unknown negroes, who We're
handing It out hot and heavy on tho cor
ncr Of ST. Peter and Baker Streets, and
was slashed on the right arm. the cut
extending nearly all the way around, a
hurry call was sent In to the city ambu-
lance. and Or, Cullen Pitt responded.
He had to use all his silk to sew the ne
gros wound, the place requiring many
stitches. The peacemaker WAS then sent
nome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
SHOW5AT IT'S ZENITH.
Most Brilliant Company Of the
Week at Madison Square Garden.

: ----- ----- by -zASSUCNLLCuE TIcS5.1
f NEW * DIRK, November 17.-'ro-night
was the practical elimination of the
weeks show OF the twenty-hrst annual
horse show ut Madison Square Garden.
the attendance being one Of the largest
seen at the show.
Eben y. Jordan forged ahead In his
blue ribbon winnings by winning the
Brewster prize for pairs shown before
park vehicles with his IIildred and Ply
mouth Champion. Mr.. Jordan also took
the blue ribbon In the class for ponies.
Prince Louis. of Battenberg. visited the
Garden in the afternoon. accompanied
nv Mrs. John Jacob Astor. With them
we're Prince Alexander, of Battcnberg,
and Miss Cassatt, Of Philadelphia.
Tho ''plg PEN" jumping was fair, only
a few Of tho hunters taking the jumps
clearly. wimbledon, belonging to $.
Tabor Willets, won the ribbon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
.APPEAL.TO RUSSIANS
FOR MERCY TO JEWS
(By Associated Press

NEW YORK, November l7-Thc closer
unity OF churches was the subject of to-
days session OF the inter-church con-
ference on federation at Carnegie Hail.
Several speakers said that the easiest
first step toward such unity lay in CO.
operation In foreign and hope missionary
work.
The appeal to Russians to be mercirul to
the Jews, which was offered by Rev. DR..
Washington GLADDEN.. was adopted by
the convention. The negro question was
discussed by Right Rev. c. b. Galloway,
bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, of jackson, Miss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
BARTON. HEIGHTS LADY IS
ATTACKED ON STREET

( Miss Agnes Haupt, daughter of Mr.
John A. Haupt, OF Virginia Avenue, Bar
ton Heights, had IN experience y few
days ago while visiting at Port Trevertoll'
'Pn, She Is still away. but has written
to her people here briefly OF the incident
1t is learned from, another sourcesthat Q
man made an attack on her while passing
along a dark street by throwing sulphurlc
acid at her. but fortunately miss
ed her face and did no injury. friend
linterfered hut tho nfscreant escaped
Miss Eaupt is expected back Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
DIVORCE OF MRS. tSEWELL
.ANNULS HUSBANDS MARRIAGE
.(By Associated Press,)

NEW YORK, November 17--Mrs. julia
.Thayer sewell. wife OF Baron sewell.
vice-presdent OF the American sm ,
absoli,to divorce In Suffolk county, Long
island. 10 take effect January IA. The
news became known to-day.
THO decree an interloeutory one, was
signed October 4th by Justice Smith. Of
he supreme Court in Suffolk county
ortev n review Of the testimony taken
before A. IT, Carman as referee.
by tho decree the verdict Of absolute
divorce granted sewclt BY the tennessee ,.,s
courts last January Is set aside and Eliza
beth Richie, whom he married in NeW
Jersey Immediately after the recree at
Knoxville, Is declared not to be ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
AFTER HIM WITH AXE. Il
Stiff Fight On Belle Isle and
Manning's Head Was Gashed.

Joe Manning ana Eddie Huzzard. both
white and employed at Belle Isle, engaged
In q lively fight yesterday afternoon at
$3.50. In which an axe played consrio-
nous part
Huzzard chopped Mar.tng In the head
and knocked him out. The ambulance
was called, and DIR. Cljeen Pitt cot out
his sewing bag and took three stitches
in Manning's caput.
Both warriors were taken to tho First
Police Station, where they were bailed
late last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
SON OF MILLIONAIRE
INDICTED FOR FRAUD
lI3N a Associated Pro

I3yF IASSUCI1ltsl1 = 800
ST. LOUIS, Mo- Nov. 17.--Rlchar a. II.
Kastor, a son Of III. w. Kastor, miilloh-
United states marshall on an Indictment
returned by a Federal grand jury charg E
Ing IIastor with conducting a scheme 70
derraud In connection with the Mercnaht ~
St. Louis. "a
The postoflce inspectors al!ege that
Kastor acted between the Merchanls,s
n United states senator; that the COM
pany paid Kastor to prevent the .lssu-
nnce OF n postal fraud order against y,
and that Kastor worked through inc
United states senator. Kastor was re-
leased on bail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Nothing Heard at Bristol.

fRy hce0cFnteNt PfesH,I
K BRIsToI1 TENN. November 1.-THE
soutl, and West Railroad, of which Geo.
L. Carter, Of this city, is president. Is
building a line into Marion and the COM
many Is engaged in considerable struction
WORK in the netghborhood OF Spruce Pine,
the scene of the explosion, Mr., Garter
stated tonight that he had received no
word which would throw light upon the
report of tho explosion. , Ha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Must Live Up to Law.

n The Corporatlon# Commission yeslerday.
!, c aHu unon complaints OF certain citizens
n Southwest Virginia, entered an , ordeT
eopeg the Black sdn M9u !" perf KalP ali
thn 9nties Of a common carrier on and
a sfI November 18th, It was ALLEGED that
the Tie company refused to handle freight
offered 81 the complainants,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
FUNERAL OF Mr.. PITKLN
TAKES PLACE MONDAY

The funeral of Mr.. Petkin, late Presi-
dent OF the American Locomotive Com
3pany will take place from Schenectady,
N. Y. on Monday afternoon at 2:2o
O'Clock.
"A special car will be attached to the
train leaving New York onfthe S:& MORN
ing train for Schenectady. in which d.
rectors and officers OF tho American Lo-
connective company will tarvel Mr.. JOS
eph Bryan. one of the directors, VIII at
tend the funeral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Exempt the Sky-Scraper.

After long session and much argu-
ment. pro and con. last nisht. the Ordi,
nance Committee fayorahly recommended
the ordinance excepting The new Amer
provisions OF The fire escape law. The
Board OF Fire Commissioners opposed the
exemption, and ii was favored by Hon.
&c. Y. Meredith and Mr.. O. ]. sands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Mr.. Petit Here.

Hon. Pembroke Petit, OF F'luVanna,
popularity known among his friends as II
CITY. accompanied by his friend. Judge
j. o. Shepherd, OF Palmyra. NJ. Petit
was elected to the House OF Delegait YES
on November 18th over strong opposl tloll
He expects 10 introduce and push some
Important railroad legislation In the IN
terest OF his people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Thousand Pounds On His Foot,

Last night about 12 o'clock, DIR. Pitt, OF
the Ambulance Corps. was called to the
round-house at Eaventeenth Street,
where Charles Johnson. colored, was In a
pretty bad state. An air pump, weigh
ing a thousand pounds, had fallen on his
foot Or. Pitt gathered the pieces to-
gether and put the foot in shape again
The unfortunate wax treated and left
comfortable,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
test with tho University Of virginia

test with the University of Virginia to-
morrow. ~ II. .y
Annapolis expects a victory from vir-
ginia, though a small score is looked for.
This being the second TO the last game
before the army battle on Princeton Held
December 3D. no chances will be taken OF
injuring any players, and u number .
substitutes will be put in the lineup.
Captain Howard viii probably not pay
will Douglass, the big back. who came
from the university of Tennessee who.
has a badly sprained ankle. Decker who
start in the game. and probably remain,
he having preference over Norton, who
has been poorly as a drop kicker in the
last few games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
BATTLESHIP VIRGINIA
MUST MAKE 10 KNOTS
fsnec,al to Tho Times-D,sna ton

Especial to The Times-D!spatcn.)
81 NEWPORT NEWS. VA. November H..
The batteshp Virginia left tho ship
yord to-day and Is now anchored in the
stream ready TO leave tomorrow for
Rockland, Me, for her official speed
trial.
She is Ii, command of Captain w. G.,
Melvin, and is manned by a picked crew
from the ship yard Her required speed Is
nineteen knots.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
FIFTEEN KILLED BY
MARION EXPLOSION
3(Continued from 'Flrst Page.)

~ Z COntlnueu lIUHl FIfSI f"bC'1 -
occurred at Spruce Pine. small settle
Hment In Mitchell county. 1t is the ter
minnl Of the South and West Railroad,
which is under construction, and there is
considerable building work In thht 'lcih-
tity. There are varying reports .he SUI
Woe nlacing the number killed anywhere
from seven to seventeen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Arrested for Forgery.
(By Associated Press

BIFMlNGlIAh1. ALA, November TIC.
w, OFT, a Well dressed man, was arrest
ed hero to-day shortly after applying for
q position at a local telegraph office OH
instructions from the chief of police Of
Cleveland, o., on the charge of forgery.
He is said to have gone under several
aliases, among them being Jesse II.
Reinck and j.. II, Dunlop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
None Were Killed.

(special 10 Tho Times Dlspatcl:2
ruARION, N. c., November 1.-THE
mengre advices received here, say that
no one was killed at the powder ex ,n9,
except that the explosion occurred this
n sfl-gs Etl4lHi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18

a GuARAHTEEDy CURE FOR PILES.
itching, Blind. bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Your druggist will refund money II PAZO ONT
NEnT falls to cure you In . to n days, boc.--Adv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Ordinance Tabled.

The Health Committee last night tabled
the ordnance offered by Mr.. Satterfeld to-
repeal the existing law requiring the men
In the Street Cleaning Department 10
wear uniforms. esi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
OBITUARY..
Mrs. lanes V. Golden.

city, VINO died at her home in Washing
ton y. c., On Thursday. viii be buried
In Mt. Calvary Cemetery this afternoons.
The funeral will take pace from the
Man Street stuvon and Tie ioilowing
will act as pali-bearers: Jas. McGrnw,
j SE. Phillips, lYm. Rankin. Cor John
Murphy, Il. r. Murphy, a. j. Cavanough.
Judson Cunningham and "a. B.crne.
The train is due here at 2:li p. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
At the Library.

Among the callers at the Library yes
terday were former Sheriff ~, G. Watts.
Of Augusta, and Sergeant y, q. saunders'
Of Manchester. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
CAPTAIN w. II, Trent.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)

--- Is5PtC1dI 70 : TIC T14I's- SI'tftI147 l1-7
ROANOKE. VA November l7.-Capt.
W. H. Trent died suddenly to-day at the
home OF his son-inlaw, j. G. Cook, near
this city, aged seventy-threc. He was
a native of Appomattox, and cuptain OK
q cavalry company III the Second Viz
glnia Regiment during the civil war.
He was for nineteen years deputy clerk
Of the Roanoke court. He is survived ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Mrs, II. RI. Trirnble.,

MONTERREY, VA November l9-Mrs.
died THURSDAY morning a her old home,
near Monterey, aged seventy-tWo years;
She was Il daughter Of the late !, heonard
Harper, the mother OF Dr. j. 4 Ifimpie,
and Mrs. c. Il. tlusher, of this place.
and Mrs. George W. Hevener OF. Loudoun
county Her aged husband. with whom
she lived for more than fifty seven years,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Druggists refund money II It falls 10 cure. ", w
GROVE S signature is on each DOH e''--AaN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
DEATHS,

pErTIS.- Ded ut the residence Of le,
father, 1901 West Main Street, Novembet
II, sos at 9;la =. NJ, MISS ROSALIH
PETIIS. daughter Of j. IL, and Carrie
two sisters Rossor A., j, Hunter Jra
Miss Maie, and Mrs, Robert j. Freear,
\ Of Farmville, Va,
l. Funeral notice later.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
RITTER,-Ent unto rest. Thursday
{ November 16, 1905, at 1920 II. M, MARY
A, RITTER, beloved wife of William c
f Ritter.
boi Reservoir Street, SUNDAY AFTER.
NOON, November 18th. Internlent IN
Hollywood, Friends are invited:
(Staunton charlottesville and News
port News papers copy. Y
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
fake IAVATlVIu HHOMO Quin!ne TahlotA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
A. C. Glenn, Sr.

Especial TO Tho Times, Dispa ,,, -
PEYIUNSBURG. VA. November IL
Arch Cnnn.neham Glenn, ST., died at his
home at peylonsburg, Pittsylyan1a co!n-
.ty, Va, after n short illness, last sunday
morning ut 4:1O o'clock, ased siH'y-seYen
Ile was one OF the most universally be-
loved OF any man In the county.
Mrs. w. w. Carter.
Especial to The Times DlspatchJ
fredericksburg "a, November
l17-Mrs. w, W. Carter. OF Caroline ooun-
~ lied ut her home a few days ago.
AGED s1 years, she is survived BY her
lh,lsband and three children.
Daniel Sullivan.
Especial to rho Tlmes-Dispa.chD ,i.s
FREDERICKsBuRG VA; November
zen Of STAFFORD county. died last might ut
lis home. near White Oak. agtd s. years.
He is survived by his niece, Mrs Henry
Sullivan. with whom he lived, and u mum,
hnr or other relatives,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Mnsebli6er N6rSer onrd einen
Ytpb gctG6tet.
s mer. 60. 26. 9lpriI

9fahbem iie nit S6miebebGln.
mern ,,no Eiden brei Stunben lang
eearbeitet batten, orangen belte 25
Manner in Ole Sail Gin nno err
idoiien Did Graigbeab. Graigbeao
lpnroe beiduIoigt, fsrau Ste Wtcaee,
Die @attin ieines Stieibruoers. uno
ibren fleinen Sobn ermoroet 5u
baben.
Tie @ebGroen beianben lih in
noIlltGnoiger llnfenntnib be5iisli6
oes seplanten 2pndmorbes. bis es
su ipGt mar. Den 9eiausenen sll
ihiiten. Ellie Selepbon. llnb 1ele.
gNpbembrdbte, nelhe Somer nit
oem iibriaen 3beile bes 2anbes Der.
banoen. m,aren burdidnitten worben.
l,nS sic @eipebre Der Claiborne Gar
Den. Der bieiigen Milis.Gompagnie.
lparen aus Der 3aierne eeltoblen
moroen. ebe Die 2pnder iib nah oem
0efdngniB begaben. So IT'LL gingen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Nod inner aampfe anf ben
Tbilippinen.
so a nil a, "a. Mpril.

~ " W. "a. stpLu'
slm 8. b. W. tptroe Die nrnDaqte
Sta6t Solo BON Woros aneegrifien.
GieieIben idofien aui ben Dffi5iers.
Club un6 iasten Gieienigen ausein'
amber, bic an einen our 3eit in benz.
ielben itattfinbenoen 9aae 1beil
nabmen. glm 10. b. Wl. tpmrbe Dem
Sefretdr oes @ouperneurs Seott in.
nerbalb bon Shubtpeite bon Sdilo.
pahen Elm &interbalt eelegt uno
herielbe tpiiroe ermoroet.
Gin fliihtieer cato bon 8orneo
bat Die Moros organiiirt, pelfe ben
Mmerifanern 1ros bieten. General
2eonaro Woob lit bon Samboansa IN
Solo eineetroffen i,no bat ben Woros
cine Griit bon sebn 1aeen geiest.
binnen ipelher lie ben .fliihtieen
Gatto a,lssulieiern baben. Wenn
oies innerbalb 6ieier Griit niht &c.
ihiebt, miro er gniigen0 1rrppen
5iiiammen3ieben, Inn Die @rfiiQung
iciner Gorberung 3u er5ipingen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
3ebn @ergmerfarbeiter Smrd eli
0abritubl.l .ltngliif gct6btet.

WiIfesbarre, go, 26. @pril.
Sn Der Guningbam-Wine Der
9elatpnre nno !Suoion 8eieaitaft
i'm norblifen 1beile Der Stabt iino
beute sebn 8erglellte nerltngliidt.
Die 2eiite fubren in ben Sha6t elm;
als Der sSabritnbl cine 1ieie bon $50
Sub erreid)t hottie, rib bas aabel,
uno Der Uabrihibl itiirate 400 SUB
tief berab. gs tpurbc ioforf cine
3ettungs Mbtbeil,ing berabgelaiien,
ipei6e bic 2ethen Der Yernngliidten
am 8ooen oes Sfahtes unter eineln
Saufen Iriiminer fanb. Die Set
den paren entieslih augeridtet. Die
meiiten 8er,lngliiften ipobnten in Der
9sabe oes 8erglperfs, uno als Die
2eihen an Die SberflG6e gebradt
iuuroen, ipartete eine groBe Meni6en.
menge alf iie. Ser Sammer Der
Sinterbliebenen mar ber53erreibeno.
8ergtperfs Superintenoent Soote
peib iih ben llnfaa uid)t 5u erfld.
rem. 9as aabel tpuroe beute ipie
inlmer gepriift, ebe Die erite Mbtbei.
lung in ben Shadt berabgelaiien
ipuroe, uno in Srbnllng beflinben.
Ger Waidiniit WiQiam Cunningham
ipelder bas Serablaiien oes 6abr.
itubls 3u beiorsen bat, gilt ais elmer
Der beiten Maidiniiten Der Seiea.
i6ait. Ct iagte, OaB Iaes in better
Sronrng ipar; er babe Die @eiinng
erbalten, ben 5abritubl am Sillman.
Stollen, Der $50 SUB l,nter Der
SberflGhe lieet. ansubalten, ,,no er
babe ben Sabriti,bl langiam iubren
laiien, ais Die angegebene Siefe er.
reidt NOR. Sbne iueitere @arm,ng
lei Damn oas aabel geriiien ,ino Der
sSabritibl tros Der angebrahten 81.
Observation-Disclosures in Die Sieie
geitiir3t.
sl6t Ser 5ooten iino Yolen, sipei
engliih ipredenbe 8erglellte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
syredjes @SuberitId.
Gbic>ugo, ssa., "a. s(pril.

Gbic'aeo, Sa., "a. Mpril.
Inter oem 0orgebcn, cine geridt.
liGe Sausilih,rns noroilnebmen. Der.
iGafften iid 6rei M6nner gineans
in bic Wobnung Der Grau 8. Gil.
more an Der 20. Strabe l,n6 raubten
ibr uno oem gbwarb @irour ,nter
1ooesanorobuneen 0iamanten i'm
Wertbe bon $2.5O0. Tann ban6en
lie Die lleberfaqenen uno idloiien lie
in einem @anoi1rnnf elm.
geahoem Die &dnber beri6pMnoen
,uaren, gelang es 1ra, Gilmore, iid
bon ben 6eiieln az befreien un6 bic
2biir oes Wanbidranfs 3l 0ffnen.
Sic nno @irour paren balb eritidt,
alS lie in's Greie gelangten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
8lntigcr ErubibitiunS.a .araualI i
Scras. ......

Sempiteab, Ser, 25. slpriI.
Sn elmer bier abgebaltenen Ser
ianimll,ng tpllroe Die ssra9e bebattirt,
Oh Der 8ounerneur barum eriuht
'perben iolle, Sruppen su ienben, INN
Die Gurdfiibrltng oes Senperensee.
ieses 5u er5lpineen. Sabei regten
iih Die @emiitber in elmer @eiie auf
oab mebrere Der 8etbeiligten su Den
@affen griffen llnb bier Yerionen er.
i6oiien tpllroen. Sie Sooten iino:
Der Hational.s .slbseorbnete Sobn 80.
Hindnep. beiien 8ruber .Sbomas,
Sobn Wias, elm 5iibrer Der Sempe-
rcnaler nno S. g. 9rotpn. gerlpun.
bet pllrben 9oc Sompfins, Yind.
nep's YripatiefretGr uno Holling
gronn, elm Sobn BON s. e. Yrcipn.
WGbreno Somfins eine 8eoe belt,
moate groipn i'm unterbrehen unb
ergriff ieinen &odidoB. Ger slbge.
pronete Yindnep iprang poripGrts
uno bann begann bie ShieBerei. gei.
nabe ieDer Sbeilnebmer Der Ser
iammlung sog ieinen Repolper unb
penn man bic 3abl Der abgegebenen
Sd]iiile IN 8etrad,t siebt. lit es ipirf-
lid eritalmlib, bob nidt mebr 2eute
fielen.
Gs Berrid)t bier cine grobe Iuf.
regl,ng, oa infolge Der Senperen3be-
itrebungen oas Gou,1tp in siuei feino.
lihe Eager getbeilt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Gin Naienitiiber fir bic r8elben".

@ aibington 9. g., 26. slpril.
Senor Werino, Der sipeite Sefre.
tar uno oer5eitige 8eibGitstrdser Ser
ipaniiden 8eianoibaft, Itattete beute
Dem Staatsiefretdr Gaft einen 8eiuh
ab, Inn fornilid Erotelt gegen eine in
bieiigen 3eitlingen peroffentlibte
Nat)rid)t, 6aB Der 86nig BON Spa-
MEN Spnren BON Srriinn 5eise, IN.
Dem er offentlih einen Der berporra-
genoiten ipaniiden Marine.Sffi5iere,
ben Abmiral gbacon, in's @eiidt ee-
iblagen babe, 5lt erbeben. Ger
Sefretar 1nft ipuroe nidt mir bon
Serrn Werino iiberSeltgt. oaB ser
4onig 800 Weilen BON 0fabrib emf.
fernt mar, als Die 8eidifte paiiirt
iein iolte, ionoern oaB auh Der Io-
nliral Gbacon bereits Dor bier Sab.
rem geltorben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

Die Seute 81 @erfe, bab faum elmer
In oem fIeiner Srte gelpabr ipurbe,
mas ii6 ereignete. Nehbem lie elm
Sod in Die @efdngnibnlauer sebro.
6en hatten. frohen bie Spn6er burh
oaslelbe. fanoen es aber unmoglib,
oas Sdlob Der StablSeae an erbre.
den. Sic ifoiien bann in Die 3ele
binein, uno Der 8efangene wurbe bon
1ipan5ig allgeln getroffen. Sie
Spnfer seritre,lten iid) bann in aaer
&ube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
3mSlf NGnner iufolBe einer 0rnben.
Ggploiion' get66tct.
9 bpis, 3d., %. Mpril

Dubois, Ya., 90. April. ;
Gin IN Der Gleanora Wine geitern
aben6 itattgefunoe,,es llneliif lit bas
idlinmite in oieiem 9iitrift felt
1896, iuo breisebn Mdnner getobtet
ipliroen. 8eitern gibeno ipuroe,l
5uOlf Wdnner getootet un6 elmer
braf) bei6e s(rme iino 9eine. gr
ipirS tuabribeinlid iterben. 9ie
Grploiion erfolgte gegen 8 llbr 35
Winuten, aber aus nod nibt befann-
ten 9riinoen erfolgte Die Mel6ung in
ben lmliegenben Srten crit bel.te
Morgen.