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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-13
In YOUTH HE
SAW SERVICE
NOW ANGELENo PRIZES RELICS
OV CIVIL WAR
Youthful Norman Ross Held His Hand
Aloft to Be Sworn While Hidden
Behind staIwart comrade,
FooIine Officer

Norman L. Ross, a real estate mar
of Los Angeles, has several letters OF
valuable historical interest bearing or
the Civil war. Mr.. Ross was formerly
member of the Twentieth Illinois
Volunteer infantry, having served with
that regiment during the Civil war
The letters, written by Generals Lee
and Grant, which Mr.. Ross keeps
framed. call to mind the stirring days
of 1865, when those two heroes were
battling with each other for mastery
General Grants letter is as follows
Grant to Sherman
headquarters, Dept. of the Ten
nessee, Before Vicksburg, Feb. 4, 1858
Mai Gen. Sherman:
"General-I will leave in the course
of a couple of hours for Lake Provi-
dence. Reports from there are highly
favorable and / wish to go and see for
myself. Yours truly,
''U. S. GRANT. Maj. Gen. G.
"P. ST. send you the reports re-
ferred to. Please read and return them
by the bearer. u. S. GRANT"
The letter from General Lee follows;
Headquarters Army Va. in the
Field, July 2s, 1854 1880 p. m.
"General-I am under great obliga-
tions TO you and our brave officers and
men for the splendid manner in which
you have retaken and re-established
our lines. You had better leave one
or two of your brigades to assist to-
night in guarding and re-establishing
It. The other, or others, had better be
sent back to your own lines as quietly
as possible after night at such time as
you think best l am very respectfully.
your obedient servant,
"R. e. LEE. Gen.
Gen. Malone"
Mr.. Ross enlisted at Grandville ILL.,.
at the opening Of the war, and has
stories to tell of how his COM
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-13
ENLARGE POLICE QUARTERS
More Space for Telephone Operators
and Detectives Provided at
Headquarters

Work is progressing rapidly on the
enlargement Off the office space at the
police station.
over the driveway at least two large
rooms will be built. one of which will
probably be used for the telephone
operators and the other for some of the
detectives.
The police station Is now crowded for
especially in need of larger quarters.
The arched driveway was unneces-
sarily high, and Chief Auble saw that
the space might be utilized for addl-
tional Offices
The detectives have little space for
their increasing business and one room
will probably be set apart for some Of
the plain clothes men for special pur-
poses.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-13
'SUWANEE RIVER
PLEASES AUDIENCE
PAST0RALPLAY DIFFERS FROM
USUAL PRODUCTIONS
This Weeks Show at the Grand Has
Sentiment In lt-Last Week
Of "The Halfbreed'
Opens

Lulu Warrentons chuckle is the best
thing in "On the Suwanee River"
which is the current attraction at the
Grand. Through four acts Miss War
renton, in the character of a negro
nanny, alternately smiles and grunts
the latter when the lumbago strikes
her.
After seven or eight weeks of melo-
drama con the Suwanee River" is a
more than welcome relief from the
mimic horrors with which the Grand
has been afflicted
The nearest "On the Suwanee River
comes to sensatonalism is when Miss
Ranken, as tht blind girl, almost falls
off the bridge. She is saved by the
singing of negro quartet, although,
when she hears 1t, she must be tempted
TO destroy herself, for the melody was
trifie coarse.
The quartet which saves Miss Ram
ken's life Is composed of three negroes
and one almost negro. The second bass
of the four seemed to have genuine
comedy instinct, but the other three
words fail to describe.
The specialties were done by Miss
Selwyn, who Is good in most any char
acter work, and by Miss Baldwin. Miss
Selwyn sang two coon shouts in man
ner that appealed Hazel Baldwin
sang of how she was enamored of the
CdkeWdlK, DuJ ta1led Wnen IL came TO
demonstrating the dance of which she
sang.
Story Sweet and Simple
The story of the "Suwanee River" is
sweet and simple, and the connection
borne by the scenes to the plot is easily
understood by the Grand audience. 1t
was a most successful production, for
the reason that the people who paid
25 cents to see it were manifestly
pleased.
Harrison King plays the lead, with
Miss Ranken. King is strong and con-
vincing and makes a hit with the girls
in the audience. Harry Won Meter is
not particularly happy as a dried-up
villain. Won Meter is much better in
those "Ha, l have you now, you shall
never escape me-" bang-bang roles.
Paul Harvey is fairly good as a
young man who is a trifie unbalanced
mentally, but who RECEIVERS and gives
his bride to the man she loves.
Arthur Hill has a really good role
as the ex-judge who was unseated from
the bench, ard Lillian Hayward, as
his wife, was good and will be better
when she is up a trifle better on the
lines.
"On the Suwanee River" is a harm
less. pretty pastoral sort of play. 1t
is melodrar1a with the shots and
shrieks left out, and it is all the better
for that 1t is well staged and gen
orally well acted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-13
Cape to Cairo BRIDGES

In report in the London Times it
Is stated that the Cape to Cairo rail-
way in South Africa has been opened
so as to run over the Kafue river on
bridge which comprises thirteen
spans, each 100 feet, with pillars rest
ing on a bed sixteen feet under the
water. Kafue river is 266 miles north
of Victoria falls, and the distance from
Cape Town is 1908 miles. The railroad.
however, is now at Broken HILL 347
miles beyond the falls. the line hav-
ing been pushed on while the bridge
was building over the Kafue river.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-13
GAS FOR FUEL

Gives that safety every man
should most highly value. Burn
GAS and avoid "overheated
stoves" and defective hues. "
See about it today, there is moth
ing more important.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-13

nounces an exceptionally clever bill for
this week.
The impersonations of Joseph Gala
han are said to be remarkable.
The Hawaiian quintet will sing ma
tive songs, and Stith and Stith will
give Juggling turn.
Maude Kreichbaum will sing some Of
her latest song successes and George
Yeoman will present a bright mono
logue.
Robinson and Thompson are said to
have clever act, and new motion pic
lures will close the bill
There will be matinee and evening
performances.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-13
STRIKE sPoILs WEED CUTTING
Oregon Line Spends $4,000 on Road
bed, Perhaps In Vain

The oregon Railroad & Navigation
company has made all arrangements
for the oiling of the roadbed between
Pendleton and Starbuck, but on ac-
count of the labor strike at San Fran
cisco 1t has been impossible to procure
oil.
The company had the weeds cut
along the track for the entire distance
at an expenditure of nearly $1,000 and
1t was the intention to give the, road
bed three sprinklings during the sea-
son, which would have been an eff
fectual means of keeping down the
dust.
The strike being on. 1t is impossible
to determine when this work can be
done, and the weeds are getting such
a start along the line that another
cutting, entailing large expense, may
be necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-13
MUCH ACTIVITY IN THE SOUTH
New Lines Are Being Pushed in New
Territory

In the south railroad construction is
progressing rapidly. Among the
projects which will be carried out im-
mediately are the following:
The Illinois Central will build a line
from Nashville to Jackson. Miss, con-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-13
VAUDEVILLE SEASON
OPENS AT THE
H0TCHKlSS TODAY

The Hotchkiss opens this Afternoon
for season OF vaudeville
A number of strong acts have been
secured and the management an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Mnd in Der Soiuu'er 2esislatnr
,uirS cine Bill einscbrad)t, mn.
Beilbare &ranfe at t6otcn.

Ses 30 ines, Su., 12. IGrs.
SSn Der 9egislatl,r lit cine 9i1
eineebradt poroen, Die oabin eebt,
Dob nnbeilbare 8ronfe bllrh Gbloro,
"h"rrriereu hnn ibrem Oaiein be.
freit iper3eM jollen. Yaralpie. Sc.
prule, areps ilno dbnli1e &rantbei.
ten iollen bon Der WaBregel getrof.
rem fperoen.
gs iolIen ninbeltens orei sler5te
unO Der GountpsGoroner in elmer
9eratbung in ieoem Sale enti6ei.
ben, OBJ Die 9totbmenoiefeit 5u einem
oerartisen ginihreiten beitebt. sludJ
Ser Baiient ielblt milb, nenn er
poIliabris lmb I'M 9elib ieiner Ser.
nunit lit, erfi1rcn, oh er nit Dem
@orsang cinperltunoen lit. 9ei
3inbern lollen gltern ooer 8ormiin-
Der sur 8eratbung beige5ogen mer-
Den. lleber ieoe Inipenorng Oieler
WaBregel iol an Die Stuatss@e-
iinobeitsbeboroe Elm genm,er Sfap.
port eritnttet iperOen. SSeber, Der
nit Oieiem 8eiese 0tibbraud treibt,
lou nod ben beltebenoen Seiesen
iiir Woro i'm eriten @raOe beltraii
iperG.n.
0ieie 9ilt mirb, tpie es beibt,
olirh Or. 81. $. Gregory, einen Der.
porrasenoen ar6t, iebr mteritiist
unn man iast, Dab Or. 9resorp aud,
an oem @eiesoorihlage mitaear-
bei'et bot.
(SoffentIid miro bieier llnlim
a!lh bier sriinolih abgetban wer-
Oeu. slnm. 5. Ieb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Bel ben neneiten 8efcdlten ani
Den Ebilippinen Nmrbem and
Sramen mmb Sinoer
getDotet.

@ q bington, 8. g., IA. MGrs.
Gin aabelgramm binIi1tlib Der
3ritif iiber Die fiir5liebe Shlaht am
9erse 3aio aiif Der Sniel Solo, 5ll-
iammen nit elmer GorrelponoenS
Swiihen Dem Sr1lioenten uno Dem
Sefretdr Saft bariiber, tpurben
beute perofientliGt. Ias &abel-
gramm bes General Wooo mar in
8eantportilng zines bon ibm auf
9efebl bes ariegsiefretars Gait ge-
i9idten, oas Die slufmerfiomfeit amf
bie gebauptltngen, oaB Die slbidlab-
tiing bon 0toros gepiinidt fporben
lei, lentte, unO Derlnngte, oaB linn
ale gin5elbeiten mitgetbeilt perben
mOften, eingegangen. Die slnt.
mort bes Generals @ooo leugnet,
oaB irseno Elm 8unidL Su toOten,
Dorbanoen geiueien iei, imo iagt,
eine groBe slnaabl bon Srauen unb
8inOern pdre in Dem Sample ge-
tootet iuoroen, iueil lie tbotiGhlid)
ipabreno bes slnsriffes in ben Sc
ieitislnlsen seipeien ieieu, bab Ole
sSralten Der Moros Soien getragen
bdtten nno Die &iuoer als Sdiloer
benlibt ipor0en ieien. Gs iei Die
augeribeinlife slblidt Der Moro.
&rieger geipeien, lire Sranen uno
ainoer nit ii6 tooten sil loiicn uno
oas ltngliid bdtte in Dem Sample
nidt permieoen tperben fomnen..
Die slntiport tunr0e BON Dem Sefre.
tdr Saft an ben Sralioenten nit
elmer Yemerflng geihidt, oaB es
ibm i6eine, oils babe Der General
@ooo flar nahgetpieisu, oaB Der
ungliidielige gerluit BON Meniden-
leben nnpermeibli6 selpeien iei,
iporalf Der Yrdiioent antiportete,
BOB Der 9erid)t oes General @ooo
ielbitperitGnolid polliianSig 6ufrie-
oeniteleno Iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Vet einem Teucr tn GamSen, y. g.,
fallt cine Insabl 5encrucfr.
lente ibrem Bernie 5nm
Spfcr.
Gam0 0en. &c. s.. is. W}ora.

= m EN-. &c. g., Is. Olar5.
Sn oent &eiiel6auie oes olten g(r.
morn @ebGrbes oes Sed)Iten Sic.
gimentS an Bridge llns g9elr Ctr,
m oieier StaOt brad, bellte ,Seuer
aus, Oas iif balo iiber aae SbeiIe
oeI1elben ausbreitete. Gtrpa elm
Subeno observation-disclosures puroen NIT
S6landen IN bas brennenoe 8e-
bauoe geiGift uno iebten sort Sen
Slammen tiihtig 5u, als linen Ser
6eiierpebrlnann Seaie 5uriet OaB
oas 3ab Sillammer 'ti,rse. Gbe
lie oieiem @arnilngsr fe Iedn,lng
trasen fonnten, brab bas Ga6 sll.
iannen ino begriib 9eaie, ,mo
Mnbere inter iid). Die Seuertpebr.
leute Sbielos, Sillman uno So6es
puroen eri6laeen, aber Die slnoe.
rem fonnten ii6 an ben ShlGuhen
blntalten uno entfamen, naGoem
Die meiiten bon ibnen ibipere 9rano-
lollnoen nno nnoere 0erlesunaen
oapongetragen batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
8amse ganbe pOn WedielfI Idjern
lit iett anid)aolid sen,adt.
8 0apton g., Is. Mdr5

y u, O.s 10. WCQcd.
6. Q. 8bite, Der 2ette eineu
9anOe BON S1libern, bic in Chi.
cago, Omaha, uns ct. Souls in
groberem WsaBitabe searbettet ia.
ben, uuree am Nlittipoh in Gina
oerbaftet irno befannte bier ip1ter,
Dab er Die 9anbe @ehieli6lider ge.
leitet babe. er erfIGrte, Die Wed3.
ielforlnulare ielbit nit ieinen 2eu.
ten georlift su baben, ibentiih Den-
ierisen, Die bon Der Slinois Stee1
Gpnpanp benitst nerben. Sic
pnren in Siimmen BON $50 uni
Sol ansseItellt tporben uno om
3ablunsstage ndren Tie als lin.
garn sefleioet in Die Nlense aegan.
gen uns batten ibre Mehiel awr
3ablung on Banfen oeer Saloons
in Der gsabe Der 6abrit prdientirt.
8bite conitatirte, aaB er onfanaa
ein menis slngit eebabt babe, oo6
er aber, OILS er eeieben, oab es 10
leift iei, ipater bart searbeitet mi,a
$4,000 ergattert babe, ebe er bon
Chicago sefloben iei. Bbite ifidfe
mebrere groBe Softer on einen bie.
ligen Seriuanbten uno man slaubt,
oaB er beabii6tigt babe, Die glatio.
mol Gaib Jfesilter Gompanp binein
5ll legen. gr fallite Dor 3ipei 3o-
den cine @irtbihoft. be3ablte baar
fiir lie uno flob alls Der Stabt, als
er b0rte, ooB Die Folisei ibn iuhe.
gr puroe bon Dem 9eteftiniereean-
ten S'9onnell BON Der @biaso'er
Eoli5ei in 2ima perbaftet uno ilad)
bier gebradt, nm ioentifi,irt su
iperben. glls Dies geifeben ipar.
iplrbe er nad Chicago sitriidse.
brad)t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
9ubnque, Soma, 9enstag ben 20 MdrS 1906.

tpuroe beiite ser WaIhinenmeilter
Der 6abrif gSiaiam 8lerger bnrd
cine grploiion iofort get0otet uno
Der TraiiOent nno @eneralbetriebs-
letter Der @eielli6aft Charles 6.
8rouie 10 idiper perlest baB oll
ieiner @eneillng seameifelt miro.
Die grploiion ieste oas 8ebduoe
III Slalnmen, Die absr iGnea ge5
loid)t ipuroen. glierser NOR ifred-
lid perbrannt. gr mar 80 Sabre oft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Yanif mnter sen 3iuiIdenoefs- -Eaiia.
sieren eincs fran5Diiiden
Sampiers.
g e NJ G)orf, If. Wtirs.

~ I w ~ I, IL -Vtut5.
Die Taiiaeiere oes fran5oiiiden
Gampfcrs .SnOion", Der geitern
bier onfam, baben cine iriangenebme
Griahrlne binter iih. SSn Dem
Sturm, melfer ,Sreitag iino
Samstaa tcbte. serietben Die 336
Observation-Disclosures in 1obes-
angit uno fonntefl erlt nieberaebalten
meroen. ais &apit6n uno Sfiisiere
linen nit Sfepolpern auf ben 2eib
riidten.
sllS Ser Sturm ieinen Sobepunft
crrei6t bottc unb rieiiae WelIen
iibcr oaS Sdliii brahen. bemahtiGte
lid ser 3luiihenbedS. .Goiiasiere
cine Yonif; lie periu6ten. Die Sbii+
rem su iprenseu unb an Ted su
fommen; lie glm,bteu, iterben al
miiilen uuo MOLTEN rpenigltens IN
ireier Suit iterben. Die SteiparbS
fonntcn Ole Ntaiie nicbt nIebr bGnois
gen uno rieien ocu Sapit1n. Ter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
llcber 800 Gebellrn in Niseria ppn
Scn Yriten gctGotet.
8 on 3 o Il. is. Dfdrs


Cine beute IN Der ,9ailp Wail"
erld,ienene Sepeihe ans 3ungeril
I'M noroli6en gfiseria beridtet, oab
Die britiide Straferpeoition Die So
fotp.Hepolte nab lhlperen 3dmpfen,
in oenen Die Hebellen oas britiihc
Guarree 5lpei Wial angriffen unS
nobe5u pernidtet purben. nieoerge-
morfen bat. Die Staot Satirf,
melbe Die Hebellen ltarf beiest bot
ten, puroe bombaroirt nno Damn
nit Dem 9aionet eeitiirmt. lleber
300 Nebellen muroen geto0tet.
Die Straferpeoition puroe in
3ingeru infolse Der gsieoerlaeen
ser britiihen SclIppen am IA. Se.
bruar bur6 gingeborene, oie man
fir slnbGnaer zines neuen Mabbi
belt, abgeihidt. Son ben geidlaD
genen britiiden Srnppen : 9lbtbei.
lunaen mlroen orei Sifi5iere uno
20 gingeborene getootet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Spradcn iiber oen mSgliden Gix.
itmrs eincs WebSnSts, alS baS-
ielbe sniammembra4.

S a M st own, Ssno., 4. MGrs.
slls neun Mdnner belite Nahmtts
tag i'll Der 9eGbe bes Ofens in einenr
fleinen 8rocerielaoen iaBen iinA
iiber Die 0ioglihfeit beS 3uiamn,en-
itiir5es bes ansrensenben @ebauoes
lpraf, oas Neparaturen imtersogem
ip,lrSe. puroen brei BON ibnen burb
ben 3uiommenbrlih Deiielben, Ger
Soo 5elloips Solle, Sas Die @rocerie
luie cine gieribale 5lliammenSriidte.
getobtet unb fiillf perlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Sampfcr init nno bic SGlftc ser
yeiaenng finoet oen SOB l..
. Den &ellen.
. 0 ii o II, Is. sOtGrs


Der Sboniroampier v9ritiib
Sling" lit $50 Wteilen iiiolid, bon
Der Sable.Sniel in Dem Stnrm, ser
an Sonntas altf Senl OSean to6te,
nntergegansen uno bat q ieiner
Selatilns nit in's. @rob eeriiien.
GreiSebn Nfann mireen bon Dem
Seplanooampfer r9oitonian", nob
Bolton nlterwegs, ilno fl bon Dem
oeiltlben Galnpfer .Mannbeim"
Der iih auf Der Sabrt nad) seelp
Dort befano, serettet. Siinf Mann,
Die oirh Den iintenoen 9ompier
nit in Die Sicie geriiien moroen
iparen, a6er pieoer auftaudten,
ipuroen bonn r9oitonion" altigenom.
men. 8apt. SsalneS S'$oaaan, ser
&apitdn Des ilntergeganeenen 9anl-
piers, itarb on 9oro oes ,9oIto.
nian" oil Serlesnngen, Die er iid)
bel Dem Seriuh, ieinen Salnpier an
retten, 5uge5ogen bate. 9ei Den
Hettltngsperlllhen pltroen sipet
goote bes Soltonian" BON oen $50
gen 5erI6mettert. SreiipiQige BON
yWtonnbeim" batten nah beroilhen
slnItrengllngen eli Wann BON Dem
linfenoen Tampfer aebolt, aber
oaruL nlllBten Ole beioen Gampier
ollie lueiteren 8erilde aufsebeu
oenn Der Stllrm muds uno oie
gtaht brah berein. Ssn Ser 9un.
telbeit ianf Der groBe Sradtoanl-
pier, uno als Der Wfono anfeing,
mar ieoe Spur peridmunoen.
Ser n9ritiib &ing" ianf aegen 6
l(br III SOlge eines SturneS, burh
pelden Elm Sbeil Ser ans sSGliern
Del beitebelloen ,2aoilng iolpie Spar
rem II. /. NJ. fortgeriiien unb gegsn
oenlelben 9eIdleubert lmo babur6
Elm 2cd peruriadt puroc.
Grei Gage lang batter Iib Gapi.
tan luo Mfnnnldoft bemiibt, oas
Sdiff 5ll retten. Ger Sturm itieg
ollmdblig sum Srtan, Ole @ogen
riiien Die Sed6Gitier fort, Dltr66ra-
6en oaS 9ef ilnb iIberldmemnlten
Die sSnnenrGiune, iooaB Die 0iai@i.
men rubrnldbar puroen. 8npit1n
O'Sagan perilldlte iein Wtoglicbites
5ir &ettlrna beS Sdiffes, iuuroc
aber bon einem SelfaB 10 ihlpcr
9etroifen, bnB iein 8ein aeriplittcrt
muroe lno Die anohen bir6 oas
Sleild Orangen slber tros ieiner
ibperen Serlpinoung gab er feline
Semiibungen nirbt aili.
Ser geiunfene Gampfer por leb.
ten 9ienstag nit ciner eeruiid)ten
2a0ima uno $50 Stiid Hinopieb
bon Nep Yorf oboefn6ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

&apitdn uno Der erlte Sffisier, bic
iifJ aiif Der Gelnmanbobriife befan-
ben. eilten ms 3ipii6enoed uno
periuhten, BEN 9euten flar 5u mo-
den, oaB feline @efabr porbatloen
lei; Damn aber Sosen iic Weiier iino
Nenolper, uno erflGrten, Den eriten,
Der. iif mioerieslidb 5eige. 5u tooter.
Die Sroming puroe nieoer berge.
itellt, ino balo barauf lieb nii6 Ser
Sturin nod.
Der Strrm mar elmer Der
i6limniten, pelhe ben atlantiifen
S5eon ieit SSSabren beinlgeiudt fat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Sberbans bes Gonsreiies semalrt
Cflabuma Staatsredjte.

@ a bington, .. g., 12. War5.
Ser Senat bat eine 9ia sur sluf.
nabme bon Sflaboma lno Dem SsSn.
oianer Serritorium IN ben Staa.
tenperbnlto Scr Gereinieten Staoteil
init 81 gegen 35 Stimnen mnge.
nommen; Der neuc Staat loll Sflo.
bona beiBen. Iie Bill lit Die
Smnibus-Stuotsbia oes Sal,ies,
aber ilntcr Streihung aler aiif
slrisona nno 9teu.Werifo be5iiglihen
9eitinnnluaen. @ie iih bas Sous
sn bieier @erltiimnelllng Iciner Bill
perbaIten pirb, fonn Hicmano por-
berlaaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
SnmOerte Ser Spfer bes idJredlihen
@rnbennnsliifs an einem Sage
besrabcn.
q aris, Is. WedrS.

u =, IL. UtulO.
Ssn ben Srtibaften, ipelbe Gonr.
rieres umgeben, 100 lih arn Sonn'
tag Die fiirdterlihe 8rilbenfata'
itropbe Srtrus. Die iiber tauienO
MeniGen Oas 2eben foitete, mnroen
beute 9unoerte BON 8eeroigungerl
poraenoinmen. Gs ibneite, unO
lnnge Srauer8iise eriiillten oae
StroBen; in nielen ssdllen purben
Die SGrge bon ben Sranern6en &C.
tragen, ba nidt genug 2eihenmagen
a,if5litreiben paren.
Sn 9iap Wontienp lit auf Ser
StraBe elm slltar gebant iporoen,
al meldem Die 2eibenfeier iiber 60
Soote unter freiem Simmel abges
bolten ipilr0e.
Die Ietten 9iiten ser 8eraiperfs-
eeieQi6aft itellen Die 3abl Der
Spfer auf 1912 Eerionen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

bari elmer piel groBeren Sunlme
nnO Oenft oaran, Die 8erbanolun.
gen tenlpordr 5li pertogen, in Der
Soffniing, ipGter eine iilnere slnleibe
III ooppelter Sobe fliiiiig MAIDEN su
tpnnen AuBersem bat Die Hegie.
rilng Die 3uiiferitrg, bob ipenn itt
sllgeciras Elm ginueritGnoniB errei6t
miro, lie bon einem fransoiiihem.
oeutihen boldnoiihen nno eneli.
ibcn Spnoifat $150,000.000 er.
balteu tdrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Die armere Slaiie Der YeS6lfernng
Glieaso's wiro alio bic Sodl-
lisens bcSablen miiiiem.
Gbieago, Sa., ii. MGra.

= tcago, 81, IA. Wt1r5.
Sn Solge Der @rbobllna Der
@irtbibafts slbsaben aui $1,000
iol Der Yreis bes @iers in Die So6e
geben. 9emobner Der Is. uno II.
@aro, melhe bisber Sonntags Ole
@elpobnbeit batter, einen SproBling
NIT einem 9tidel nad ser nGhiten
8irtbif)aft Slt idifen mo cine
Same bon Bier 5u erbalten, iper-
ben ilGhlteu Sonntag traurig iein,
Oenn bon MIN on miiiien Tie fiir
oasielbe QpnntiIm einen Dime ent-
rihten; 9tifelbier gibt es nidt mebr.
sub Die iibrigen @aros DER Staot
iperoen oieiem Seiipiel ioleen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Olbenbnrsiider syiid)oampfer nit
Ianm nnS Wans pcr-
id)lnngcn.
SI0enbura. Is. Wf1rs.

Die 9eiiir6tlmsen. bob Dem
ifipcren gtoromeitlt,trm oui Der
Toroiee audi Wienihenleben 5ltnl
Spier iallen miiroen, baben lid lei.
Ser all5u ihnell beitGtigt. Ger
olOeuburgiihe Siidoampfer o@iirt.
tem6ers" lit aui Der goroiee geiun.
FEN ,mo nit ibm iinb 80 SeeleiIte
pom @eer pcrihlluraen poroen. "a
al, 3cit lsS2 sss.llgIGcs Ilab MDere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Gifembabn-k ffrnpbe.
3mci Herioncnsiise itufcn smiammeu
nuS niele Seriomen iumrSen
fbeils smr Stcle setOotet,
tbeils sm Sooe
scrDitet.

Oenner, Colo, 16. YfGrs.
3mei YoilasierSiise Der 9enper &
&io @ranoe 8abn iti,sen geitern
gtaft pGbreno zines 9eftigen
Sdneelturmes nabe Eortlano, Colo,
5ltlammen rnb OIL % EaIiagiere
iinh ilm's 2eben gefommen. Die
Sriimmer gerietben in grano unO
piele Yaiiagiere, melf)e barlnter
lagen, iino elenbiglih perbrannt.
Gus ungliid paIiirtc nm 9 l1br
bellte Worgen. Der in oitliber
&idtiing fabrenoe 3ug 9so. 16 fubr
in ben aus Der entgegengeiesten
Hibtuns fou1menoen .3ug gto. 3
binein, Die @nsen oes lesten 3uaes
purben aufsetbiirmt iino gerietben
in 9rano. Die llriate miro benz
ltmItano sugeihricben BOB Dem
3nae No. 16 nid)t bic notbigen
@eiillnsen 5lginseu, ipelhe es mog-
lid1 sernaht bGtten, Dob Der anoere
3ug ungebinbert norbeifabren
tonnte.
8on ben Spfern ipuroen mebrerc
unter oen Sriimmern ieitgebalten
uno oa es niht mogli6 ipar, iie sll
befreien, muBten iie perbrennen.
Die Webr5abl Der @ernngliidten be-
fano ii6 auf Dem Suse yso. 8, nab.
reno Die Iaiiagiere oes anoeren 3us
ges grobtentbeilS nit bem SGreden
oaponfamen. Gin Mann, beiIen
Samilie aug 5ebn &opfen beitano,
mar BON Sieien Der ein6ise, iuelher
nit Dem 2eben oaponfam. gr Der.
lor ieinen Gnter, feline Wntter, feline
Sran, brei &inoer, eiien 9ruoer
nno 3ipei anoere @eripanote.
@on Der Wanni6aft bes 3uaes
No. 3 puroen Srei, bon oerienigen
oes anoeren 3uses srpei aetootet.
Ger Susfiibrer oes 3uees gto. 3
batte nod leine Sano anl Sebel,
ais man ieine 2eid)e iano.
Son oen Sooten perben pieIe ME
ioentiiisirt merben f6nnen, ba Tie
ooIlitdnoig perfoblt lino. Ias 93et.
tllngsperf fonnte nur langiame
Sorti6ritte MAIDEN. neil man 5lerlt
oaran benfen mitBte, Die Slanlmen
au lolben.
Der 3uianmenItoB fan0 aitf elmer
iharfen Siegrng oeS @eleiies itatt.
Grant Salfner, 3ugfiibrer bon geo.
3 uno iein Sei5er Sarrp Sartmann
iaben oas Siht oeS ibnen entgegen.
fommenOen 3ugcs mlO lie ipraneen
ab, obne cine Ytinlite an perlieren.
9eioe retteten iih oaOmrd. Ser
idlie0ene onoere BON Der 3ugnann-
lhait entfamen in Gbnliber @eiie.
Gin Wann, oelien gtame nift in
@rfabring gebrad)t rperoen fonnte,
lprans no6 Dem SniammenitoBe in
einen @nsen binein uno benlerftc
Elm WGo6en, peldeS iinter einem
Sie sefIe,nint mar. Gr aog lie
berpor, bo6 pGbreno er tie nod in
ieinen armen bielt, itieB iie einen
SeuiSer aus lno itarb. gr leate
ole 2eibe nieber iinS panote iiG
einem Wanne 6u, Der imter einem
9alfen lag. gr aoa i'm berpor
linb trae i'm nod einem ii6eren
Elas. Gs beiBt, oaB oieier Wonn
bier Terionen inter ben Sriimmern
berpor5og.