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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-21

porigen @o6e 5tpei ner eroffuete
@irtbi6aften Die Sumnte bon 1925
Sranfen 5ablen. ndmlid Die boppelte
Infangstare unb 125 Sr. fir bas
idbrli6c Ydtent.
Die biesjdbrise seiiipn Der Gu
rembur9er &arnmer tpurbe am "a.
Suli bur6 Germ Staatsminiiter
@piden geidlofen. Sie 0eputierz
ten trennten iih inter So1rufen auf
g. St. 8. ben 8roBber5os.
Ser befanntc amcrifaniihe Wiil.
ltarbar SaD @pnlb tpeilte am %.
Silli i'm @rano Sotel 9ebens. gr
bate bon &oblen5 aus cine gtdge
bes Neu6ales fir iit, feline Samilie
unb feline sablreihe Segleitung be-
ltelen laIfen. CT fam i'm Iutoz
mobil bier an.
Gs fanben folgenbe gerietmnsen
i'm 8enbarmerie Corps itatt: S8ens
BARN 3eimet bon Cid nad Cid a.
B. Gl5.; @enbarm 8nbn bon Oippadj
nnd Gobingen; @enbarm Sales bon
l~llflineen na6 Stppad; @enbdrm
@repia bon 8ils mad lllilineen unb
@enbarm &euter bon Soiingen na6
@ilb.
Surd @rpfb. Seidluk BON Is.
Slli lit benz Srn. Iu9. Setn, Ioboz
.tatnntpalt 5u Siefirfl, auf iein Mnz
iu6en ebrenbo1e gntlaIiung als eriter
grgdn5ungsridter beim S~rieocnsgez
ridt bes 8antons Siefir6 betpiligt
fpproen.
Snr6 8rpkb. geihlm. bonn Is.
Suli iino Die $50. Stolper unb 3obn,
Ibpofaten 81 Siefirh, gum eriten
be5p. 5peiten Gredn5ungsri6ter beim
Sriebensgeribt be5 9antons Siefirh
ernanut norSen.
Giutlifanb Der Stabt 9~urcmbura.
Seiratber. = Seine.
StcrbefdIIe. 90. Sn(i:
@aspdr S6mit. alt 4S Sabre, @aus
rer; 81: Sulilis Iatelet. aft II g.,
nno II Ronnte, Gentner aus Soiinz
gen. 49,: Sobunn Helter, oft So s..
Saselobner; @eore 9teiff, alt 10 s.,
Iderer, ebelos aus Stroiien; Sobann
&ufert, alt ~ s., Shreiner, che
los aus Yulpermiibl; Iaria, gen.
@ir9inia alein. alt 80 s., Ndtberin.
ebelos ans Iipelt. 25.: Soiepb Nnz
ton Srabee, oft 81 s., Sanblanaer.
81: Setter arede, alt As S.. Gage
lobner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-21
bsntuns besielben fir ben nenses

oeutung Des1elben tir Den flei9eS
peibten 9rieiter i6iIberte.
Ser Segen nit benz bo6tp'iten Cute,
bag tpdbrenb benz iolemnen Sofamte
ausgeiest mar. unb elm feierli6 slateis
Mid 9eiungenes .Se Senm" ma6te
ben S6lub Der 8ir6enfeier.
Sic Seitmabl5eit. gegeben bon Den
S6fpeitern i'm %eerdumigen Sdale.
mar NIT Nuiit unb 8eiang eetpiir5t,
8enn audi reid lnb iebr amuiant,
mar bielelbe jeboh eleidiam bon ben
Seminar> Neseln umfriebet.
Sem HeopreSbbter unb S6ulees
noien piel Slid piini6enb. perabs
idiebeten iid Iae. Die ginen our
froblihen Gerien5eit, Die Inbern gum
tdaIi6en @erufe. Ser5lihen Sani
ben barmber3igen. guten S6peitern
81 Snnsbrud.
Heb. 81. 9 9mis &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-21
Srofber,o9tbum.
ans Der bamptfaht.

Mns ct. 9laiien iperben foIaenbe
Ndhriften iiber r1s Sefinoen Deg
8roBber5oes mitgetbeilt: Surd ben
8ebrauh perihiebeuartiger gdber in
@erbinbuns nit Raiiage. @pmnaitit
unb llebunsen ippie pllr6 ben Iufz
entbqlt in Der frdftigeu 2uft ct.
glaiien's lit in Dem Mgemeinbefins
Den beS 8~rpBber5ogs acknowledgements
cine entlfiebene Seiierung gu CONF
ltatieren. @s fonnte baber, nm cine
ipeitere geiierung unb grleihterung
oes @an9es 3u er5ielen, cine Sebuen>
Snrd)trennung am redten SUB pprz
9enommen peroen. lleber bieIe
operation tpurbe bon BEN ~bebanoelns
Den aer5ten nahitebenbes Siiletin
a%ilsgegeben: Gin lpeiteres SortI1reiz
ten Der in ben lebten @odben er5iel>
ten Seiierung bes 8anges bes 8roB@
ber5ogs tpuroe onrh cine uneiinitige
Stelung oes redten SuBes perbin>
bert. I'm bieie 5u berbel1ern, fpuroe
cine Sebnen>S urhtrenming borges
nommen. Sic inter lofaler Indz
itbeiie aiis9efiibrte unb bon benz Ssaz
tienten gut ertragene operation bat
Den beabiihti9ten grfols sebabt.
9ebrergebalter uub 2cbrcrpeniiuncn
nad benz neuen 8cies. - 9as @nz
f~angseebalt eiueS 2anblebrers Der
lnteriten &laiie - duf Dem fleiniten
SeSlinger Sorf6en - iebt iih iebt
I'M eriten Sienitiabre 6uiammeu aus
1900 Sr. @ebalt, $50 81. @ob>
nunssenti1dbi9ung, 100 Sr. gntihdz
pigung fir baS Ibbalteu Der Ibenbs
i6ule, so Sr. g~ntlddbigunS fir
ainber a%uBerbolb bes ihulpflihtigen
Ilters; Sotal: 1000 Sr. Ia6 81
Sienitiabren fam Der 2ebcer auf
Derielben Stele fommeu auf 1.200+
250+100+50+1,0 600 (StaatsSulaeen
unb 100 Sr. @%rcpetprdmie fir ben
5~tpeiten 8ang) - 300 Sr. Die
entiprefenben SImmen fir cine
2ebrerin: i'm eriten Sabre 10000
200+50=1.250 ST.; inn 2S. Sabre
nit Dem 2. Hans: 1.000+20O+50+
750+100=2.100 ST.. pbne Ibenps
i6ule. 9ie bDdJite Iufbeiieruug allf
Der lebten Slniie betrG9t $50 Sr.
fir cinem 0ebrer, $40 Sr. fir cine
Qebrerin. Mit 40 Sienltiabreu
fam elm 2ebrer auf Dem fleiniten
Sorfe cine Yeniion erbalten bon IL
1875 ST., cine 2ebrerin cine lolde
bon 1913 Sr. = Snfolse Der Ins
nabme bes observation-disclosures 1ab.
SraHeur miro bic Stabt NIT Dem
udditen Sabr ibren 2ebrern @ebdlter
5ablen. Die fiir ben Sbersrao i'm
WarimIm 1850 Sr. MAIDEN. Ser
llntergrunb beginnt nit 2,400 Sr.
Sic 2ebreriunen beginnen nit 1875
unb iteisen biz 1926 Sr.
@ms g~SicS6aScn beridten Seuti6e
@ldtter: SIM Seltiaale bes Natbs
baules lit bas @obell 5lm 9aubesz
benfmnl fir ben peritorbenen ebes
malisen Ser5os gpolf bon @aiIau
ausseiteut. &c biloet einen auf
einem mdhtisen ituienartisen llnters
rubenpen SbeliSfen. Dor ipelfem Die
Sieur bes Siiriten itebt. Ser gnts
murf su DEM Senfmal, pelfe5 atf
Der IoolfSbobe 5ipiiden 8iesbaben
unb 8iebrih ieinen Stanoort erbGlt,
lit BON 9~ilbbauer @ertb berselteut.
9is Jest liuo 5ur @rrihtuns Ses
9anbesbenfma!s 10000 Iarf ses
itiftet ipprben.
@eil bic SAIL Der @~irtbsbGuier
in Der Sduptitant berart ansepa6ien
lit, baB aIf peniaer als 20 Yerionen
Elm Gusidant fommt, mubten in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-21
Aus hem iibrieem Tbetlem.

Observation-Disclosures Sohterfen bes
Gdmel5ers s.. 8remier aus Der
SrilitraBe ipielte Sreitag Ha6mittag
aif Dem offenen Seniter bes 5tpeiten
Stodperfs, als er in einem unbe<
nadten Iusenblide gum Seniter bins
aus anf bas StraBenpflaiter fiel unb
auf Der Steue foot blieb.
Siinelinsen, 81. Suli. Ser Wa>
i6iniit Seel. pelher porlebten
Samsta9 burh einen Tepolperinub
tobtlih %getruifeu ipuroe, lit beute
Ieinen Serleeuneen erlesen. Sic
augel bate Die gul9eipeioe on iieben
Stelen burdbobrt. 10 oaB Ielbit Die
bertuliI6e Contribution bes iungen
Ianues niht lpiperiteben fonnte. Ser
Sreunb bes llngliidlifen, Deiien I'M
poriihtigfeit ieinem &nmerabeu Elm
10 trugiides @nbe bereitete. lit, nie
lei6t begreiflih, untroitlih. Geel
lieB ibn 9eitern 5u iib rufen. ipolte
lid nidt mebr Dor ibm trennen uno
beihlpor nod fur5 Dor ieinem Sobe
ale Infpeienpen, babin 81 pirfen,
bab ieinem belten Srelnbe niht bas
g%erineite 9eio mioerfabre.
6iimelinscn, O. Suli. @G6renb
AM Snmstog Die Hottenarbeiter am
Srte .Siefcnbour" an Der g~iienbabn
bei6dftist paren. ipurbe in BEN ane
itoBenoeu Bergen our Seier zines
Nameustages burb Ibbrenncn bon
9onaritfapieln luiti9 branf los9e>
fnaIt. Eloblif flog cine iol6e
anpiel nit brenneuber 3iinoi6mir
5ipilhen Die 6eiben Irbeiter unb err
plobierte nit furftbarem auaue. mos
bel bielelben bon ipeggelprengten
Splittern, Der cine HartenS 9ilb am
Nrme. Der anpere nit Namen Chill
an @eiidte beripunoet ipiirben. Sic
Vombenmerfer fonnten ni6t ermittelt
iueroeu.
&eblen, 81. Suli. @erfl. Sonns
tag traf aus Dem aoneoltaat bic teles
grapbiide Natriht elm. baB Serr
Hobert Shneiber bon bier infol9c
elmer tropiiden Granfbeit bnbingez
raft morben lei. Sr. Sdncioer
ma ipdbrenp 5tpei Sabren ais De-
triebsinipeftor on ben bortigen @iiene
babnen tbdtig uno mar eben I'M Be-
grille. einen iehsmonatigen llrlaub
an5utreten, mn feline bier f~pobnenbe
Iutter 81 beiuhen.
Hpbingen, 90. Suli.' @eltern
Nadmittag ipurSe bas @obnbaus bes
Seromlanns Subertp ourf cine
Seuersbrunit einsedihert. ginent
Wietber. Namens Seder. per6rdnns
ten idmmtlide Iobel unb 9leioer.
Seibe iinh periidert.
Sabler, 90. SuIi. Seute Abenb
itarb bier i'm Sitter bon So Sabren
Serr Seinrih 3ablen. gr pobnte
ipie sepDbnli6 am Samstag Der FL.
Meiie bel; bel Sriibitiid befam or
einen S6lasanfaq. fonnte aber mod
bel poliem 0erltdnbe Die bl. Sterbes
iaframente e%mpfan9en. Ser S~erltors
bene ma A Sabre Witgliep oeS
&irdenratbes unb 80 Sabre Yrdiis
bent besielben.
8nlpermiibl, 20. Suli. Seit einis
ger Seit bat man pen @eiangperein
gho be Yulpermiibl eesriinSet. Sic
2eituna murbe benz riibrisen unb ans
erfannt tiiftiseu Sr9aniiten aus
Staotsruno Srn. g. 9ei6t iibers
tra9en.
9iibelinsen, %. Suli. Samstag
Nadmittag perunsliidte auf benz bies
iigen Siittenperf Der 10 Sabre alte
Irbeiter Sobann Yeter 3obnen. geim
@ieben crplooierte Der Stopien elmer
@%ieBpfanne; burh Die %berausipris
benbe fliiili9e Iaiie erlitt aobnen
idpere SranSpunoen am san5en
&orper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-21

srobte Gorge, bab cs iobalb als m0ss
lid Die bl. Saufe cnlpiange. in ben
lnittterli6en Sd)uoB Der beiligen fds
tbolilfeu Stride auigenommien. elm
Sinh uno Grbe Oottcs unb Mitcr6e
Seiu Gbriiti merbe.
9urf Die @ieoereeuurt aus ben.
Bdiier unb benz bL. @eiite erbdlt
bas Sinh auBer DEM natilrIiden
Seben, Den ange6oreneu natiirlihen
g~eiltigen nnb iittliden Inldgen, Der
5eitliGen unb iroil6en 8eitimmnng
dlid) Elm il6ernatiirlihes 2eben, iibers
natlrlt6e Nnlagen unD SGbigfeiteu.
cine bimmliife @erufung. Sieies
iibernatiirlidc 2eben oes 8inbes 5u
i6iisen unb 81 pflcgen, bieie iiber'
natiirliden Inlagen unb Seine alls
mdblid 5ur Gntfnltung 81 bringen.
bieie binnmliide 9erllfung iifer az
itelen, tit Die groBe Iufgabe Der
Gr5iebung.
Sic erite Seit na6 Der 0e6urt bes
ainbes banbelt es iih freili6 5unGdit
UNI Die grbaItlng ieiles natiirlihen
0e6cns. Ser Wutterliebe CARTE
Sorgen beipaden ieiten gplb'nen
Worgen." Mit grDBter Singebung
oblieet ser Mutter Der @arte un0
YfIc9c oes ainbes. sepdbrt ibm
9erne Die bon @ptt beitimmte Nabs
ring unb brinet i6laflos piele Ndtbte
an ieiner @ieee gu; Die 2iebe res
Ulltterber3ens lit ia 81 jebem Spfer
aerne bereit. Welde Sreube fir lie.
penn es ibr NIT aler Iiibe aelingt.
bas ihnndle 2ebensliht gliidliG Dor
Dem GrloIdheu 5l bemabrenl
Oiit benz fprtidreitenben Iltcr
bes ainbes beginnt aber ait1 bas
Seelenleben. oas ~anfGnglih 9eiblums
inert, 81 cripahcu unb iif Su regen.
Oaber ieeen 6ipor CUTE gltern Die
torperlihe Tflege bes ainbes fort -
oenn in Der 9teeel ippbnt MIR in
einem geiunben 8orper and cine ges
iunbe Seele, uno es gibt feinen gr6s
Beren Heittbum. ais ben Hetd]thuin
zines geiuuoen 3orpers. uub elm pcrs
~friippeltes Sinh lit elm bebduernss
Iperthes @eihopf. fem Inblif elm
ihmer3lider @oripurf fir iolfe
Gltern, iuelde bur6 SoreIoiigfeit bas
llngliid peri6ulbet baben; - jeood
nerben lie iiber benz 9eibe Die SeeIe
niht pernahldiiigen. Ser gnttpidlung
Deg Seelenlebens Die liebenolite Siirs
Jorge 5utpenben unb Die redte Hifs
tnng nod oben 81 seben bemiibt iein.
Sbr permoset, seliebte gltern Sas
Wobl unb 8liid guerer ainoer, bdS
@ud mebr oils guer eiseues am Sers
gen lieet. niht beiier 81 besriinoen.
5u beforbern unb gu iidern. als bur9
-eine quite gr5iebung. geaftet aber
tpobl. baB Die gr5iebuns zines Sins
bes zines iener @eihdfte lit. Die Sbr
nur einmal beiorgen fonnet. unD bas
Der gleif) reft nerrihten miibt. neil
i'm Sale bes Wiblingens cine Bies
%oerbolun9 unmpglid lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-21
9aS ~Gbriitmsbilb.

SuS SgttIh'SVttps
an Der poltreiden Staot g. mar
Sabrmarft. SIN elmer Strabe bate
Elm SiIoerbdnoler leinc 9upe dufges
ihlagen urb barin perihieoene 8iloer
bon Menifen unb Sbieren aiifges
bdnet. Inter benlel3en mar audi
bds Silo beS gefren3igteu SeilanbeS.
Elm ein5iges. Sablreih brdngte mar
lih CUR 8uoe uno fnrlfte Siloer bon
Siiriten. Niniitern. 0enerdien. ebenio
BON einbeimiiden unb ~uusldnniIden
3abmen unb milben Sbieren. Nir
bas Bib oes @"etreu5isten farfte
8einer. Iiemanb fraste barnah.
obippbl es biaig lpar. S6lieBli6
hing es an Ser SteIe ALIEN. ga
fam elm blinber Innn, bon einem
anaben seiiibrt, bes 8eees; Der
Gnnbe blieb iteben unb betra6tete
bas 10 p%erlaiien ~bdneenpe Bib. sos
iepb". iragte Der glinSe. .pas itebit
9u 10 LANCE bier?" = .Ih". ermis
oertc Der anabe. ia bdnst Elm Bib
pom lieben Scilano fat gang allein.
pGbreno Die 9eute Die iibrigen ale
fortgetanft ha6en." = .8as ioa oa3
Bills foitcn?" iraste Der blinbe 8ctt.
Ter Den gambler. Sd es uift tbeuer
mar. fauitc er eS fir iein erbetteItes
@elb. ~8enn Sober ieinen Gbaott
fault. iagte er babel. 10 mill i9
mir meinen @ptt faufen." = .gfber
Ilter". bemerfte ipottelno Der Sdnos
Ter. .Su tannit ibn ia niht ieben.~
- 30 bod, entge9nete Der Slinoe.
lid - Der glinpe - iebe i'm; aber
Die Sebenben ieben i'm niht." SaS
lit ein treiienoes @ort fir uniere
Seit. Die 8clt bat fir Anes Sn>
t~ereiie, MIR niht fir @ptt uno SAris
thus; an ieinem Silbe sebt Tie falt
porii6er.
Sn'S Wserfbmdl' iiir Sranea.
giner Der i6limmiten Seinbe SeS
6duslihen Slides lit 2alnenbaftigs
felt. Cine Srau. Die lid ibren 2nls
men iiberldBt. fam bel Den beiten
@iaenihaften uno pieler Qiebensipiir>
pigfeit iebr balb unertrdglih perben.
9as Shlimmite lit. oab lie DEM Iens
ihen Die Serridnft iiber lid ielbt
nimmt. llnb bat niht oft elm eiu<
ihneibenoes Wort. in launenbafter
Stimmlns geIprohen. mebr pers
oerbt ais nit allem suten &iuen
perbeilert lperben fam? Was man
2aune nennt. lit INNER MIR Die g1bs
renoe Selbiluht. unb ibre MeuBes
rungen iino Der S6num unb Die
S6laden. pelde Die @%dbrung auSs
tpirit. Sr. Satobs.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-19
WITHIN THE TOWN.

The town council has decided to put
in a special phone system for fire alarm
purposes. It will include only four
phones, connecting the water works,
the fire alarm. the chief Of the fire de-
partment and the council chamber. 1t
has been suggested that this may de-
veloped later on into a complete num-
cipal system.
The birthday of Gen. Robert E: Lee
was observed in the Graded school this
morning with appropriate exercises
the leading feature Of the same being
an address by Rev. DR.. ]. l.. Stokes on
the life and character Of that great
Christian soldier Quite a number OF
patrons of the school attended the ex-
ercises, and everybody enjoyed them,
particularly the talk Of DR.. Stokes,
which was delivered at the special re-
quest of the Winnie Davis chapter of
the u. d. G.
There was a good sized audience
at the opera house last night to hear
Miss Laura Josephine Bridgman, the
reader, and it was well entertained.
Miss Bridgman is an artist Of excep-
tional talent, and her programme is Of
a high order. Duet piano music by
Mrs. w. H. Fowler and Miss Pansy
Traywick was also an important feat
ure of the entertainment. The audi
ence showed its pleasure by frequent
applause The Ladies' Aid society of
Trinity church, under whose auspices
the entertainment was given, netted a
neat profit over and above expenses.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-19

THAT southern senators may be
depended upon to watch closely all rate
legislation with the purpose Of insist
ing that the states shall not be de-
prived of their powers to provide Tor
separate accommodations for negroes
was demonstrated at last Tuesdays
meeting Of the senate committee on
interstate commerce. In analyzing GER
tain language in the Dolliver bill which
had been under discussion, Senator
Ti!lman put his associates Of the COM
mittee upon notice that the southern
senators would fight to the end any
bill under which 1t would be possible
for the interstate commerce commits
sion or any other Federal body to In
terfere with the Jim crow cars. The
power to make regulations for the con-
troll of travel, he contended, must rest
solely with the states. He defended
the linn crow cars on the theory that
they work with fairness to the colored
people. for whose accommodations the
railroads are required to furnish not
only separate accommodations, but
equally as good accommodations as Is
furnished the white people. These
laws, he said, work no hardship, no
humiliation upon the colored people
and are not resented by those most af-
fected by them. While northern ne
groes have good deal to say about Jim
crowism, the colored people Of the
south are satisfied with the existing
laws.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-19

garded the papers referred to as pure
ly personal and private and that he had
destroyed them before the courts orig
inal order was issued. OF course, no
stress was laid on the fact that the al
legged destruction was because of fear
of the courts order. There was no
evidence as to the falsity Of this claim
there could not be. Nobody but those
most directly interested was in a
position to testify. And the court,
why it was not pleased at the matter
a bit. Both Chief Justice Pope and
Associate Justice Jones said things
that seemed TO indicate that they
thought the committee had treated
them without due consideration, and
intimated that the committee was try
ing to make a catspaw Of the court.
Members Of the committee replied
more or less warmly and then Messrs.
Jones and Pope kinder half way took
back what they had said. If there is
nothing farcical about the action Of the
court in the matter 1t is at least funny,
and it all seems to come out OF the
shrewdness Of that terrible investigat-
ing committee in having had the fore
sight to make copies Of certain papers
while it had the opportunity. The rule
against Farnum has been dismissed;
but there Is reason to hope and be-
lieve that the committee will come
again.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-19
CALENDAR ONE.

Calendar one Of the court of COM
mon pleas stands very much as 1t did
before the convening Of the recent
regular term Of the court. No definite
statement can now be made Of all the
cases that are likely to go to the juries
at the approaching special term; but
the probability is that railroad cases
for the most part, will have the right
of way An effort will be made to de-
termine this matter before the conven-
endar one stands as follows:
IA. Samuel Biggers vs.. Catawba
Power company.
10. ]. R. Key vs. Western Union
Telegraph company.
21. Southern Railway company vs..
City Of Rock Hill.
"a. Henley Chapman VS.. s. A. l..
['Zi5"@R. IS. K. T. Allison, admir-. VS.. s. A. L.
2s. {. B. White VS.. Tavora Cotton
Mills.
27. ]. J. Hull, admir-, VS.. s. A. L.
2s. 6. s. Coleman VS.. s. A. L. Rail-
way.
81. M. s. whitesides VS.. VIM. E,
Holmes.
80. ,Neely vs.. Catawba Power, COM
pany.
SO. R. A. McCorkle VS.. sallie A. AL
lison.
"a. Isaiah Gadsden VS.. Catawba
Power company.
81. Jas. M. Cherry VS.. smith-Few-
ell company.
3S. John A. Steele vs.. Southern
Railway-Carolina division.
80. d. c. Boyd vs.. Catawba Power
company.
40. Sam'l s. Smith VS.. Catawba
Power company.
Al. D. NJ. Johnston vs. Catawba
Power company.
AZ. w. w. Auten VS.. Catawba Pow
er company.
43. j. r. Wallace VS.. Catawba Pow
er company.
As. r. A. Bratton vs.. Catawba Pow
er company.
46. r. G. Sims vs. Southern Railway
company.
AZ. John F. Williams VS.. Southern
Railway-Carolina division.
48. Josie K. Coins vs.. Southern
Railway-Carolina division.
40. James Johnson vs.. Southern
Railway-Carolina division.
so. Piackney Good VS.. Western
Union Telegraph company.
81. S. V. Cash VS.. ]. E. Lowry ct al
So. Allen Parker VS.. G. and NV.
Railway company.
So. ]. j. Keller & Co. vs.. Southern
Railway company.
54. Chas. D. Nelson VS.. Columbia
Electric, etc. company ct al.
SIS. E. B. Mendenhall vs. c. & NJ
w. Ry. company ct al.
Sc. New Home Sewing Machine
company VS. Southern Railway COM
pany.
81. r. P. Carnes, admir-, vs.. South
ern Railway company ct al.
5S. Woods M. Steele vs.. Saml
Friedheim ct al.
So. Woods M. Steele VS.. Annie Lyle
Roddey ct al.
go. Carolina Manfg. company vs..
Addie Harris ct al.
81. Halcott McAteer VS.. Southern
Railway company.
81. Estelle McAteer vs.. Southern
Railway company.
SO. Eunice McAteer VS.. Southern
Railway company.
64. Willie McAteer VS.. Southern
Railway company.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-19

THE MOROCCAN CONFERENCE.-THE
delegates to the Moroccan conference
at Algeciras, Spain, held a private ses-
sion lasting two hours yesterday. re-
sulting practically in an agreement on
the main lines of a plan for repres-
sion of contraband entering Morocco.
II was feared this question Of contra
band might lead to Franco-German
tension, as to who would carry out the
repressive measures proposed, but this
situation happily appears to have been
ayerted. The discussion proved most
conciliatory. The Moroccan delegates
said they could not permit the repres-
sion or the hunting for arms without
first referring the matter to the sultan.
The delegates were In accord upon the
need Of all the powers passing laws
nenalizing the introduction Of contra
band. They also tended towards a
plan under which Morocco would adopt
rigid repressive measures In co-opera-
ton with the powers. This followed
a proposition submitted by Spain
which was designed to reconcile the
differences between France and Ger
many.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-19
MERE.MENrIoN.

President Roosevelt has declined
an invitation to visit the state OF Ten
nessee, on the ground that he has
already visited every state In the
Union. Former President Cleve-
land is quite i'll in New York. He
had started with Mrs. Cleveland to go
to- Ohio to attend the funeral OF his
brother, who died few days ago..
The two hundredth anniversary
Of the birth of Benjamin Franklin
was celebrated throughout many OF
the large cities of the country last
Wednesday 80. :. Mrs Cassie L.
Chadwick, recently sent to the Col
umbus, Ohio, penitentiary, has been
put to work, working button holes
in shirts. =. A report Is current that
Governor Vardaman Of Mississippi,
recently gave a negro convict VINO
was blacking his shoes severe
thrashing on account Of impudence...
Several striking cigar makers were
forcibly deported from Key West g.
few days ago on account of trouble
they were making. -. Eighteen min
ers are believed to have been killed as
the result of an explosion at Detroit
W. Va, yesterday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-19
ROBERT e. LEE.

Today Is the birthday of General
Robert E. Lee, and Superintendent
Allen of the Yorkville Graded school
has suggested that THE ENQUIRER
can make no more fitting observance,
that to republish the famous tribute
that Senator Benjamin H. Hill of
Georgia, once paid to the great south
ern leader. This tribute was delivered
in the Georgia State Capitol in 1874,
and Of all the splendid things that
have been said Of Lee, 1t easily ranks
first:
when the enactments and meas
ures Of the Confederate government
shall be critically examined, they
will be found to have sprung into ex-
istence with a wisdom, a vigor, an
aptitude for the crisis and a strict
conformity to all the principles of
free institutions, which must chal-
lenge the admiration Of publicists
and statesmen Of all time.
mo people, ancient or modern, can
look with more pride to the verdict
which history will be compelled to
render upon the merits and charac-
ters of our two chief leaders-the one
in the military and the other in the
civil service. Most other leaders are
great because Of fortunate results
and heroes because of success. Davis
and Lee because of qualities in them
selves. are great in the face of for
tune, and heroes In spite of defeat.
when the future historian shall
come to survey the character Of Lee,
he will find it rising like a huge
mountain above the undulating plain
of humanity. and he must lift his
eyes high toward heaven to catch It's
summit He possessed every virtue
of other great commanders without
their vices. He was a foe without
hate; a friend without treachery;
soldier without oppression, and
victim without murmuring. He was
a public officer without vices; pri.
vate citizen without wrong; a neigh
Dor without reproach; christian
without hypocracy, and a man with
out guile. He was a Caesar without
his ambition; Frederick, without his
tyranny; Napolean, without his sell
fishness, and Washington, without his
reward. He was obedient to author
ity as a servant, and royal in author
ity as a true king. He was gentle as
a woman in life; modest and pure as
virgin in thought; watchful as a
Roman vestal in duty; submissive to
law as Socrates, and grand In battle
as Achilles"