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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11

am 9ooen, tbeils bober. iogar bis 5n
100 SUB &obe augelegt uao nebrnen
oft, ie nad Den in ibnen fultipirten
Yflan5en rieiige 2imeniionen ON,
nit einem Gurdmeiier BON mebreren
Wtetern uno einem @elpif)t pohl BON
einigen Gentnern. llub trob Der
Wannigialtigteit Ser bon Ben Imei-
len gepilegten Eilan5en lit g bod
Elm felt lunidricbener &reis bon II
Yil~an5ennrtep (oie liebeu 6anilicn
a~ngeboren), pel6e ais ipe5ieae
Ameiien : G%pibptcn gelten oiirfcn.
Ter @eiommtanblif bieier Ameiien.
aGrten iii mupberuoQ mo farafteri.
Itiid fiir Die 2auoihaft oeS 9lma5o.
nasgebiets. Sic intereiianteite uno
ianiarigite 6rage bel Ser 9onSen Gr.
id)einlma iii wohl oieieilige nad Der
llrio6e iolfer ShGtigfeit Der Imei-
len. nad Dem biologll6en Mertb, Den
bieier Yilan5cnbou fiir lie bat. SaB
oieie 9armeiiter MIR Sdllte gegen
ole groben lleberldJmemmulngen oes
Nma5cnenitromS BcpGbren ioaen,
miro nah Trofeiior lie nif)t on5il.
ncbmen ieiu, % Die @lumensdrteu
alld) sit ebener grbe uno mlf auf
Dem ii6eridmemmungsireien Sonbe
gebailt merocn. Mebr fiir iih bat
sic @ermmt6ung. Dab oitrh Die @ur-
5eln Ser YflanSen haS 9telt einen
ieiten Solt crbalten unb burd has
iiberpnd)ernoe 9lnttmerf mirfism
Gegen Die ~itorfen Ieaenidlle Ser DOR.
iigen @egeub geldiibt meroen lol.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
Saocn (gifeO. g5aeridiiiic

Vaocn (giie0. S6Qerihiiiie
p%erfiinoeten am Wittmoh Die nnbe
Infitnft u~nieres nellen Taitors Srn.
Soharn Snfobi. PIN Gingang Oes
Gorips totte iid) Die Fiarrei in Tro.
5eiiion auigeiteat. Sin meibgeflei;
Netes &ino trig elm iirnreid)es We.
oift redt biibi3 Dor unO iiberreid)te
Dem neuen Nnitpr einen funitpoaen
SlumenitralB. Sieraltf benegte lid,
Ole 9ro5eliion sur Stride. Gedlant
8eisler-Groorf belt cine fr,r5e Nn-
inrad)e an Die @emeinoe, iporalif Der
ltelie Enltor bie San5el beitieg ilnb
cine 5u 6er5en gebenbe Ere0igt bielt.
Wdbreno Der bl. Weiie trilg Der Stir
fenfor cine pieritimmige @eiie
inter Ser Seitnug unieres Serrn
2ebrers Dor. Gin n5e Geum"
ihloB ole id0ne firdlid)e Seier. PIN
IbenO belpeAte iid Elm butter Sndel.
3ug nad) Dem F%fnrrboie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
Ser critic 3aBn

6reitoe lnb SSllbel berridjen bciite
i'm @ous. Gle iitnge Mtlttter peiB
lid Dor Slid fnum 5u iaiien.
Mit itol5em 9Gdeln bdlt lie Den
pergniigt frGbenoen Grltgeborenen
ibrem Gotten entleSen, Der nit
0tutter, Sdmiegcrmiittcr nnb ETH.
d)en 1nnten uoll rciner 8lildleligfcit
alif 9llbi bernieber id)aut.
Sm SintergrltnOe itcJt Die gmnlc
oes fIeillen @eltbiirgers unb laBt
NIT moblgeidhigci. S6mun5elil
einigc blonfe @oloitiltfe in Ser gcoif.
reten @anb iunfeln. Ger sliidlide
Batter, Die ltol5en Urpbmiitier ba.
ben Dor 6reiioe tici III Ole SaiGen
gcgriffen.
Hd6 uielel u~nrlibigen. Sogen uno
9tGd)tcnL in bcnen Die 6rope aarcline,
Bulbs @icc- Mutter. Dem fleinen.
ouarrenoeu StnnmboIter sur BE.
~u,bigiing aui rno abaetragen unb
nit lieblih . %barmoriifem 8eiang
in Sd]laf gcluat bate. fonnte tic
Gerte friib nit G|eniigtbuutg per-
fiinoen: r9r6i's critics 3dbnd)cn lit
0urd)."
llno. iubelno pilan5te lid ole
frobe @otldait meiter:
~Su6i bat Den eriten 3obn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11

flisst nit Dem tiintliden 8sin, bas
Guitup Petri III Nissbuoen i6m ange.
fertiet bot, gang porSiialiG uno untera
nimmt iebsn Sag srDbere @usfiiiss;
aud iein 9ppetit bat ni4t seIitten,
oenn sr peripeilt feline @ortion tlcinsr
&1einfiide tagliA nit teSonosrem
@ergniigsr. Bon Dem fiinfili9en
9ein. bas aus 2sber gsYrtist uno nit
feinen MeIiingiaienen perisben 1T, 70
baB aud Die @elreSuns oes anieselens
tes erm6sltdlt ipiro, gebsn mir cine bss
ionbere I6Silounn. Gem es lit pirtli4
Elm tletnes anhfpert. Spsar Ole
3eben iperben hurd einen innen aneez
bra@ten @umnliSus BEL iebem Spirit
bspegf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11

oes Sultans MulapzelsSafan setoz
rem. Gr fplgte Ieinem Batter ais 16s
jdbriger Singing 1894 auf Oen
Sbron uno fiel aisbalo einisen eng>
liI9sn Hatbsebsrn in Die 9anbe.
I6enteurern, beren Ginflub bO6it IN.
siinitig mar, oenn iie psrleiteten i'm
gu @eri6penOung uno gu aIer!ei
europGiiGen &ulturIpielereien uno ents
frembeten i'm ieinem 8olte. Der lie
benspiirOige, autrauli6e uno beitere
junse Mann lieB ii9 automobile,
JobrrGosr, photographic : Ipparete,
Billiards, &lapiere II. |. IN. au mdrG1enz
baften pwreifen aufbdnssn. itiirate fid
in alerlei osn ltrenSen Mobammeoas
nern anit0Bige @ergniigungen unb fab
iid i~nfolge0efIen balo In ernite Sample
nit feinen llntertbdnen perpidelt. Den
pielen Stammesaufitdnoen folste in
iiingfter 3eit ole Grbebung oes guba<
mara, zines Thronforberers, Der tptes
oerbolt Den Sultanstruppen empfino>
lld1e Hteoerldgen berettete.
Der 6eoeutenbite 4ni9lds anf Die
@utoritGt bss Sultans lit freili9 in
Dem Dor ettpas me6r ala sinem Sabre
abgeT9loi1enen enslii9 franaOiif9sn
Sonberpertras gu erbliten. our4 mel
den Sobn Bun. gesen Iufsabe Ser
fran5Oii9en !Soffnunsen in @gppten.
feinem neuen Jreunbe an Der Seine
in grobmiitbigiter Meiie Ole S9ubz
berri9aft iiber Marofto betpi4igte, OBJ
fpobl bur6 Den Waorioer @ertras pom
Sabre 1880 nod adt ooer nsun anoere
MGdte elm Hed)t baben, bsi Ger .gntz
pidelung" Marottos elm Wort mit5u>
ipreGen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
Nn ben y%ricffaitcn"

.dT isosu eroben ,3tituna ipire .del;5 oieislbs
6rdae ger,6iet; sSh babe MID purb ttori9;e Geys
nlb.ihiauue uro usbsraEtrengun9 ruirir,. SD
le;Df al ~llebe.trit, Aufhpbet, Ropiibmri, SbpiEs
ol, RitdeEldlpobe, ietp,s an 9trtopinyq uRo Sebtrs
atibn<lune, ipdbytup msirs sraRe esiit,siarb lnO
bic QtibpoleneR A~heenliesr mir idesr, oGb aud
niejre R.treR eHijun0st limo. 23ls rd,b.H &c mir
~ iGuu! A1c bon mir psriuh,;a Niiiitl blben uib,s
aebplien. lluo in isOsn Sale ipro Die anifpoy.
,lu,eE. pdb Die msiitsu ga.eutmeoijiEeE. Nlusm;,;I,
unD ME oitit W;riurtr ioah no3 heiben nloatr,
n:tis bt.itn t6uEcu, petl lie nur AMI zen aaasab.jds
l6eR 6ifeft berebnti. uur js;tiptiIia Die Spnip,ome
ouru Cusditiber ooer anDere Gktupe Stoiis ptrirg;s
ben, n;bt aber Dem SeioeE aui Den @ruEp gcbea uro
tn 6ues btrsttsR. oeIitr iNapsH pa nwt Die bss
riibmien Ct. 9tyEGro Rrduisrp,lsn, D. &. e!Gt nirt:
lice. cus oeu bti.tuifetlE Qi!anRriiittn ~jubrtis
ttis It incl, Die don u~rtdb.iaer 2ejotaeer atbolier
tat, urn ;tpaE peskal5 aebgiita bat. neil lie eyn lles
So ci oen @runo osbi. pe 9srodnnna piscer bu.
ttl, unb rSib.s, euies Gu; idaii,: bic Guslls
Eeutr. aeiuHpsr 2eberstrait. Su aaer Ipetbef.n iir
uur % 6euts iu bdbeR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
MarrpfD's Scrrihcr.

Der Sulton MulaD Ibbul Mis pon
Warotto, befen SelbftitdnoigtJt naG
innen unb nad auBen ourd Die en1s
lii9sfrana6iii9en Ieformsv gemiibuns
gen" 10 iebr in 5rage geitelt miro, oab
es Deutf9lanb fir nOt9is era9tet bat,
betreffs SiGeritequng ieinsr bur4
friibere 8ertrage surantirtsn SdnoelS=
intereTen Die seeigneten S9ritie 5u
tbun, tuuroe am "a. Gebruar 1873 tn
ber 9auptitaot Maratei9 als Sofu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
Nrin, abcr cbrlih.

3~ehntanleno Marf geimnoen bot
in G~berspoloe Scr nenniGbrige Sobu
Nes oortnen Meblfutiders 9niiabn.
Nm Dem 3nun zines Wiiblgrrno.
ltiids entDcdte Der Sunae Gil Md:
den Hapiere. Die Ct iiir Elm Silber-
bud hielt mnO g als6nlo 'eincr
Msutter brahic. Sieie erfarute III
ben .bituten gilbert sebn ein5elle
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6ran Saiiobm
l~ieierte cen merthonllcn Simb ioiort
bel Der Holi6ei ab, no lid audi balb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
GrcIc GntScG!,aa!

Mtlttter, Dflittar, qua Mir Der,
@Ga Id orollben dufgetrirbell
@retbel iagt, m1ren iicben,
Iod ld) gldllb', Is lino nod nebr
&ciBt on, no ih Tie ertordt'2
1rll6en CT Der Yar.eledc,
lli1tcr elmer bid)ten Nedc
Sdt oas tleine Bolt geitedt.
ltni're nltc 8liide bat
Wit oeu 6liiBeln bang aeidlugen
limo lie fonni' 6 fultm crtrager,
GaB iA lie ms Sdiir3den that.
God mill ib Die aiidJl I'm MN
Wie0cr III 0cn 0arten irogen
limo Der 6oien Mie5e iagen,
Sbnen ia fem Sei0 3u tbun!
Witttrr, Gines ireitt mid blof
Wteinet. irno audi 0einctluegell
:, Die perben Gier lcgel,
Slider wie Die 6auit 10 grOb!
limo Damn gibt's in ,nnierm Sans
Nue Gage Gierfltden
8retbel borf i'm olld) periud)en
llnO if fras' ole SGliiiIel uis!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
III.

Sauptmonm b. Z. fam heiite aus
ieiner gelicbtcn Gbebdlite nidt flilg
werocn. Seiu ionit 10 beiteres. lie.
bensmiirpigeS Nroihcn lit wie aus.
getaitld)t.
grnit nto IN lid) gefebrt, iist lie
am Sbeetiid uno ihmtt ibren @atten
foum an. - @ie linn ihr rei5enoes
8eplnuber iebltl Ndr fem giiien
nil Inn beMte munoenl @as mag
es MIR iein, bns iein bolbeS @eibhen
10 silm Had)tbeil perGnbert. lie 10
e%iniilbig meroen l1Bt? Wad)en iidl
etiua audi bel ibr ole .Herpen", oieie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11

oprolif Ole &erliererin Des @elbeS,
elm Jrdlllein Soiien, einfanb. Zen
Gltern oe5 ebrlifen 6inbers purbe
Der geIeblidlp 6inbcrlobn in @Gbc
BON 112 Worf nltaGe5nblt; n6er Elm
ltebrigca that Die @erliererin niht.
obgleid Die ehrlife 6nmilie o,rs Is
Herionen bcitebt mo bitter arm lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
Ter SnnsfrGucn SdDmnf.

lie id,onIte ,3ierbe elmer Sung.
irait iii Die beiligc ltnid)uIo. SAr.
geb1nge. IrmbGnher, ,Singerrinae
aus Dem reiriten Wploe iin0 nid)t
i'm Stunoe, Den @ertb elmer reinei,
Sungirau ou~i5nuiegcn. . Slre fla
rem Iugen iinteln mie spei Stern-
lem; ilber lire Sippen fomntt fem
mrcftes 8ort, iie lit idombait in
Den Wlifen, audi lire Hebe nIo
Iusorlldspeile lit ianft uto lieblih.
mie Der Slang zines lilberncn @lod-
leins. @o cine refine Sirngirau bin.
fonnlt, oa lit lie germ geleben mo
bodgcuftet. mitleibig nit Dem In.
glide Oes Nebemmenid)en,, irellt lie
li6 audi, lpenn es ibm gut gebt.
SIMMER frobgemutb unO better, lit lie
aildl I'M llnglild ino SeiDen nibt
per5ogt. Sic lit ~freuoia bel Der slr-
belt, irOblif i'm @eiprdd)e onodd)tig
in Der Stride. SlilgGeit ulo Sanit-
mlitb 5eidnen lie Dor allen anoeren
Sugenoen uus. Sic beileiBigt lid
audi in Iaenl ser qrobten &einlid.
teit ullb Sronume. lie meiB. oub oieie
Slieenoen elmer driitlid)en Sitng-
'frau belonbers Gniteben. Sbre
aleioumg lit moblaniidnbig, ltunOes-
gemaB unO einfadL mo lie trGgt
nidt ibren gan5en &eid)thum IN
MooefleiOern nit lid, berum. Sic
Mil nidlt Der Sdnefe gleidl ibre
eon5e SauseinridItiing oui Dem
Seibe acknowledgement. Cine Der.
%itdnoige, ffiitlid)e Mpngirnu peiB
nit ibrem 9eloe beiieren @ebruild)
ju MADDEN, OILS ocIelbe fiir Wlobepue
uno 2leioerlilrus. mir foitlpieligel
3m,o uno lleberilnB o%lis5ngeben.
M**M
N,r crstn O,r,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
@alacnb mmpr.

Strol4: YGiGentlid) bin if mei-
nenl Sunopcrtc ood tre!i icbliebet ;
iriiber mnr id Stubenmaler, ieet bin
ih Sanoitreidle"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11

I ~ LIN
Sas 2cben in BEN G~ltcrnbanic, iitoti
Die Morgeuonoadt fiir Ben ipdicren 4
@erftag 6es. Se6ens. tsnql
Ner cin5ig nmr anf iidl pcrtrant,
Scr itcbt i'm Seben MIR tuie ulf q
SiiBe bu. Gin iaoer,sv
merngleiG idbpud]e StoB Ger @eriu.pit
DUNG iii I'M Stnnec. Inn ans bent
9leidgenid|t 5i bringen. uno sun
MADDEN. oab err ioQe. Singagcn
uer nit einem pe~ruiiniiiaeu @ersla
trolien AMI iih. snaleidl Elm perniinf.la
tiseS Wibtrauen oui iid iclbit pef!9t
binbct. DER ltebt mie aui Smci SiiBen'
felt. mo wanoelt iid,er. mcnu oieie
beioen 6iibc. bes biaiaeu |erS2
trauenS. iif in ieinen SanoluneenIf
gleidmaBis mitbewcaeu. - @enin-S.
ger.
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
BANDIT ROBS TABLES
IN A GAMBLING HOUSE
One Man Holds Up a Dozen and Es-
capes Amid Shower of
Bullets

Ell PAsO, Tex. June IA lone bandit
held up two dozen men just before day
light In q Douglas, Ariz-. gambling
house. seized the money on the tables,
and escaped.
A posse started after him. and he is
known to be wounded.
There is much speculation as to the
identity of the bandit, but frem his
holiness ii is believed 10 be Bill Stiles,
the outlaw who escaped from the Tomb
stone Jail a few months ago and has
since been in the YaQu country or
northern Sonora, where he has deded
the Mexican rura1s and the Arizona
rangers, and has been declared TO be
at the head Of the Yaqu1 rebellion.
Jack Kniaciewicz. proprietor or the
place robbed today, opened fire on the
bandit Others followed. and it Is a
mystery how the robber escaped, but
he mounted his horse ana rode away
with his spoils In the midst of a shower
of bullets. Blood on the ground told
that some of the balls had taken effect,
and when the posse formed later they
easily tra!led him to the Mexican line.
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
THIRTY INDICTMENTS
IN BEEF TRUST CASES
Ten More True Bills Being Prepared
Against Others Connected With
Packing Houses.

AS the result OF the evidence gathered
by the Federal grand jury, which has
been investigating the beef industry siTl
Chicago for two months, indictments
against thirty men contracted with the
big packing houses are now Being pre-
pared by Assistant Attorney General
Paquin and District Attorney Morrison.
who were at the Department of Justice
yesterday afternoon IN conference with
the Attorney General
None OF the ofaciaIs of the Depart
ment OF Justice would discuss the mat
ter, but it Is understood that thirty true
bills have been drawn ana that ten
more are being prepared. A corps Of
clerks and stenographers has been al
work on the evidence obtained by the
and arranged as follows:
Combination (main issue)--Names of
witnesses and brief explanation OF what
they testified to.
Casing business (Aetna Trading Com
Iany)-Names of witnesses and brief ex-
pianation of testimony.
Railroad rebates (meGt charges alonel
Names of witnesses and brief expIana-
ton of testimony.
Icing charges packing businessl-
Names Of witnesses and brief expiana-
ton of the testimony.
Perjury (in all branches)-Names OF
men charged and evidence of their
guilt
Interference with witnesses Gin all
hranenos)-Nanes OF Witnesses tampered
with and che Importance OF the testi-
IN ony OF these witnesses furnished
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
WADSWQRTH TO Be
new TURF CAR
Slated to Succeed Chairman
August Belmont.
RIVAL MAY GET LICENSE
Empire City Track Would Conduct
Running Meet as Result of
Change.

ALBANY. June at was announced
today in the executive chahinber that
Representative James W. Wadsworth
would displace August Belmont as chair
man of the State Racing Commission.
1t Is understood that Mr.. Belmont. be-
cause If his many sacrifices for the turf
ard his intimate knowledge Of racing.
would remain member of the COM
mission, but Governor Higgins. it seems.
has decided that the commission must
be responsible to the Republican State
organization. and, therefore, Republican
in fact as well as in name.
It is not known whether Mr.. Wads-
worth will displace Mr. Morgan or Mr..
Sanford. former Representative in Con-
EreSS.
Mr. Morgan nominaIIy is a Republican.
although il is said he has not voted in
several elections. Mr.. Sanford and his
father have been among the strongest
party men in the northern tier OF
counties. MIR. Sanford IS a BREEDER OF
horses, large owner in the Saratoga
Racing Association and a thorough
sportsman. This induces the belief that
Mr. Morgan and not Mr.. Sanford will be
retired.
Whether Mr.. Belmont would care to
serve on the State Racing Commission
IL deprived of the Craftsmanship through
any political action is not known. He
gave much OF his time and contributed
money for the reformation OF racing IN
1895 and 1896. His friends here say there
is now no politics in the State Racing
Commission, and that his displacement
as chairman would result IN his resigna-
ton. Mr.. Belmont is a personal friend
OF Mr. Wadsworth and a close friend
Of Mr. Sanford, and il seems unlikely
that either man would vote to displace
him as chairman of the commission.
Nevertheless II was said on the best
authority that Mr. Wadsworta is To be
the new chairman. and that when this
event comes about there will be a new
tracks. Probably the first result will be
a license TO the Empire City track, own
ed by James Butler.
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
BERLIN CHEERS FRENCH
DELEGATES TO WEDDING

BERLIN. June 3.-The French daIe-
gates TO the wedding OF Crown Prince
Frederick William. General de Lacroix,
Francois Arago. and Rear Admiral de
Marolles, have arrived here and were
cfeered by crowd.
This probably was the first time in e.
generation that Frenchmen have been
cheered In the streets of Berlin.
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
CHANGES BY KAISER
IN NAVAL PROGRAM
Armored Cruiser, Nearly Formidable Batteship tc
Be Built-Lighter in Weight That Many More
May Be Built

armored cruisers of the type almost as
Formidable as a battieship be increased
as fast as possible, To build more OF
these he considers 1t advisable to de-
crease their size from II. 600 to 1850 TONS.
AS soon as a number have been built
the size and armament Is 10 be material
ly increased in those 10 be built later.
All battieships to be built in the future
are TO be a least 5000 tons larger than
those already in commission.
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
TWO MEN INDICTED
ON CoUNTERFElTlNG CHARGE

BOSTON. June S.-The grand jury re-
turned true bills against Louis and Jo-
seph Berkowitz and Morris Levinson.
who were arrested in Worcester, on
charges OF counterfeiting
Frank o. Pierce, formerly a mail clerk
.on New York-BostCn trains. was in
6fcted fer alleged enbezZlenent from
the mails.
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
Beat Them With Whip.

Mrs. Panches Is strongly buiit and she
used the dubbed whip to good ad-
vantage Every time a wolf sprang at
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
Baltimore and Return, s1a5,

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. every Sat
urday and Sunday All trains except
Congressional Limited
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
DlSSENSI0N OF OFFICIALS
CAUSES BANK TO CLOSE

TRINIDAD, Col. June 3.-Theh Amer
lean Savings Bank closed Its doors to-
day. It's liabilities are $176.00o and as
sets S196, 900. ]. L. Bridge, its president
and cashier, made the following state
ment:
we have closed our doors and tenn
porarily suspended business for the un-
fortunate reason that officers of tbs
bank are in dispute as to certain ques-
tons of policy. which were growing Il
the point of jeopardizing the bank's in
terests l wish TO add however, that
our bank is solvent and our depositors
viii be paid to the full extent OF their
claims.
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
her or her children it was driven back

her or her children it was driven back
BY well-directed blow.
There were probably thirty wolves II:
the pack and as the light progressed
more of them kept coming out OF the
thick underbrush which nned the road.
The fight soon became an unequal one
and at the end of an hour Mrs. Panches
vas in an almost exhausted condition.
Just at the moment when weakness
vas about TO overcome her Hank Hen
Dirk, who carries the United States
mail between Beeville and Elanconia.
drove up. a few well-direeted shots
from his pistol scattered the blood
thirsty pack Of wolves.
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
Especial Copyright csble.1

BERLIN, June 3.-The Kaiser has
made several changes. it is understood.
In the naval program which is to be sub
mitted to the reichstag this fall. In
crease of the German navy is TO follow
the lines laid down by the English and
American naval authorities.
The Kaiser considers 1t of the utmost
Importance that the number of swift
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
sa.oo to Cumberland, 800 Harpers

Ferry and Martinsburg and return
Leave Baltimore q Ohio r.. r. station
sos A. NJ, Sunday. June 4th. Beautiful
scenery en- route
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
WOMAN DIES IN FLAMES.

BINGHAMTON, N Y. June 3.-Mrs
Charles D. Kerr, of this city, was found
enveIoped in mass of flames today
and died shortly after. II is q mystery
how the fire started
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
CIGARETTE GIRLS
IN GERMANY STRIKE
Tobacco Trust Forbade Them to Join
Amy Union and They Will Not
Hear to It.

BERLIN. June 3-The American To-
baeco Company, which controls, or
nearly controls. the manufacture OF
cigarettes IN this country, has fight
doing.
Ali the girls in the cigarette factories
OF the trust, numbering mofe than
TO- 900 in the city OF Dresden alone end
more than 50.000 altogether. have gone
on strike because the trust forbade
them to belong to any union.
The independent manufacturers. who
think the moment has come to break
the power Of the trust. are preparing
10 engage all the strikers 10 prevent
them from going back to the trust,
under no circumstances Will they roll
another cigarette for the American
concern So 1t looks very much as If
this trYst had met its Waterloo
The Washington times., 1905-06-03

s14.oo Louisville. KY, and Return
RsISimore and Ohio r R, June 10 10 Il
Valid FOR retu<n until 18th
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
WOMAN FIGHTS WOLVES
FOR A DREADFUL HOUR
Her Only Weapon a Buggy Whip, But
Hank Hendrix's Revolver Scatters
the Pack.

REFUGIo, Tex, June s-Mrs Marie
Panehes and two little children were
on their way from the Lucas ranch TO
Blanconia when pack of Lobo wolves
came up behind the buggy and began
barking 1t is the first time wolves
had been known te show such bold
ness in this region. and Mrs. Panches
al first thought that they were dogs.
They made an attack upon the horse
and soon had that animal down.
Mrs. Panches used the butt end Of
her whip to defend herself and two
children. The wolves gathered around
the vehicle and made leap efter leap
at bar and the children. their evident
purpose being TO get them by the
thr0ats.
The Washington times., 1905-06-03
Baltimore and Return, Baltimore and

Ohio r. R. Every Saturday and Sun
day, s1.25. All trains both ways, both
days, except Royal Limited Hourly
Service week days.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21
El Papa da principle al COBrO de los
dEudOreS mOrOSOS del VatiGanO.

I'm despacho especial Por cable recien-
temente fechado en- Roma y dirigido al
"Globe- Democrat" anuncia que Ell Papa
Sc ocupa ahora en- recaudar las malas cuen-
tas del Vaticano.
Su Santidad Leon XIII tenfa la costum-
bre de auxiliar muchas honorables fami-
lias romanas que habian caido en- la esca-
ses que eTan enteTamente fieles la Santa
Sede, prestandoles algunas sumas de dine
70 de cuando en- Icuando. De esta manera
las familias de Borghese, la Ludovici, Ia
Prombino la Masino, podian salvar mu-
chas de las difcultades del momento que
se les presentaban.
Sin embargo, cOnsta que no han sido pa
gadas todavfa grandes cantidades de dine
70, y como los tiempos son ahora malos
para ell Vaticano, su Santidad Pho x ha
decidido recuperarlas.
Un prominente Marques, que no puede
pagar su deuda por $4,000, serd llevado
ante las autoridades civiles. g.
En- todos los departamentos del Vatica-
no Sc estan efectuando grandes medidas
econ6micas diariamente; los soldados de
la guardia pontiicia y los encargados de
museos y galerfas Sc les ha rebajado su
sueldo con un 25 por ciento y han sidO su-
primidas las distribuciOnes de gratifcacio-
mes peri6dicas