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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
5abrifsebdube nkbersebrannt. .
Init an NsemImenlebcn.

YbiIabeIpbia. Yu., 20. San.
Snfolge 8ranoes zines Snbrifses
bdubcs an 3ipeiter unb Chancellor
Str, luelfer furS Dor Nittag ailsgez
broden mar, Iinb bier Ycrionfn toot.
mebrere liegen iterbeno in Soipitdlern
unb ettpa elm 9ueeno miro permiBt.
Die metiteu Der Snoten. Serlebteu nno
germiBten iins IGpheu,
Sn DEM uHs9ebrnnnten @ebduoe
befanben lid pier Sabrifations 8es
iddfte. in bcnen einise !SunSsrt Rens
Ihen beihdftigt lparen. Sn lid nur
cine 8ettungsleiter an Dem groBen,
nabriheinli6 leiht berseitellten Ban
befanD. iprangeu piele Der Irbeiter,
Inn ibr 2eben 81 retten. aus ben Sem
tern bes 5peiten uuo britteu Stods
merits.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Cine slbiase an Gcarp.

Sprinsfielb. @aii.. 16. San.
Wit ben @prten: sd ipiu nr
Searp's SHE Sboip nidt tbeilneb>
mem. bat Der beige 8i%irsermeiiter
gonarb s.. 2atbrop iih sepeigert, Den
Norbpplforifer Hpbcrt 6. Yearp bier
anf Der fir nGhiten Montag Nbenr
angeiasten @orleiung benz Yublifum
por5uitelen. Setne @eigeruug bat
betrdbtlibes IuiIebeu errest.
Der Wtapor fiigt 5ur Grfldrrug
ieinfs gerbalteus biu6u. er jei. ais CT
tii5rlih bon Ycarp's Infiinbigung
bDrte. bab er @orleiunseu in elmer
9roBeu ober fleiueu Stabt ui6t fir
lpeniger oils $1,000 pro Nbeup baltcn
merpc. 81 Der Giniidt selangt. baB
pnnit Die @ren5e crrei9t lei uuo er
lclblt ii6 nidt 81 elmer Setbeiligun9
an .Searb's Ioropol Sibe Sbup"
ber9eben ipilroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

Ger llntcrluhrng eripaflc, unp oese
balb perlanec or Die G%rnennung zines
llnpartciiifcn Gomites, beitebenb aus
linparteiiifcn reguldrcn Hepublifa@
ncrn, Sniurgcuten nno Semotrateu.
Wllrbod, Hellpu unb anbere Snz
iu%raentcu balten es iiir burfauS ltnz
politiIdb, iif in Die BON Den Scmos
fraten setroffeue Glslpafl ein5u@
miiden. Nber genug Sniurgenten
iinb nbacfaIlen, nm Den 9ieguldreu
cine iiherc Waioritdt I'M 0auIe 81
perihaffen, ipenn Die Sruge bes Ecr@
ipndls bes lluteriudpln9s : Counties
morsen gum Nustrag gebrutt fplro.
49,
8nibingtpn, 8. g., %. San.
Sas Geprdicntantenbaus nabm
beutc bic Bill bc5 Heprdieutanten
Wnnn gegeu ben io9enannten &anoel
nit peiBen Sflapinnen. Die Selttm=
munger Der WaBre9el lino oarniif be-
rcdnct. bent ~llnlueien ourf, tlterna@
tionalc Ibmahuugcn u1b 8eIcee ilber
Den 8miifenitaatlid,cn 5anbcls : Der
febr bei5ufommen unb be8lebt. lld aud
uuf Den SiItrift Columbia uno Die
S%erritoricn. Scr llrbeber Der Bill,
ipelder Den 8priis in bent Gomite flr
ben 8ipiitenitaatli6en Sanpel tllbrt.
ireld,cs ben 9erift ilbcr Die Bill err
itnttet bat. Iflilg elm Imcnbcrnrnt III
Dem Gimme Dor, bab ben 3eugen inter
llmitdnbcn StrafloIigfeit 5ugcIthert
perbcn ioa. bamit lie iidl niht ourd)
Straianbrobungen i'll Staats9eiesen
Don Ser grtbeillng bon Gnstnnft abb
balten lniien.
Ser Scnat e~rlepigte in icincr
Sieung pie gepiaigun9sbia fiir Den
Columbia, pelfc etlpa $10,z
900. 900 ausnirft. unb perta9te iit)
Dnnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Die Gntsleiiuns cines 3mses fprnert
ahtnpSpiersis Menihenlcbcm.
SauIt Ste. marie. Wid.,

SaultS &c E, Wid,.,
21. Sanlur.
Cant bier c~ingetroffenen Nadrid,e
ten Iinb bel einem Giienbabnlngliif
1nf Der Ganabiihen Baeiftcbubn, oas
lid, orei Meileu oitlid, bon @spanola
%ereignctc. As Meniden mnsetommeu
unb 90 Saiiagiere perlebt morbeu.
Gin Sbeil oes iueitlih fabrenben GU
aes ocs Sooslueiscs eutgleiitc auf Der
ilber Den Spaniih 8iper f~iibrenben
Bride unb Die @agen itiir5ten in ben
SliiB. 3pei @aaen, elm Yerioncns
hagen nnb ein Speiicipogen. iinb,
NIT Iusuahmc ibres Sahes. inter
8aiicr. Die Sobten befinpen iih a1e
in bieien beioen 8aaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Gbcragau Ealait im Gonitantntupel
nieDergebraunt.

Con it utinppel, 10. San.
Ser GberasansE alait, in Dem ods
tiirtiiGe 9arloment tagte, lit beute
burd einen 9ranb nolitdnoig, 5erltnrt
lporocn. Ser Sddben iii iebr bepeuz
tenb, oenn bas @ebdube ulein bat
asoen $4,000 9efoltet. Ser Srano
lit furS Dor Der Rittagsltunbc aus9e@
brohen. Gin befti9er 8ino fadbte
Die Slanmen an, 10 oaB lie lid nit
GROCER @eidipinhigteit iiber oas gan5e
@e6dlloe perbreitetcn. Die Grd)tpe
Der aamnlcr iinp fat pDli9 p%erbrannt
unp in linen Die iuihtigen @eieeentz
lpiirfe uno Die Gtat> Inihldge. Die
@elhdftstbdtisfeit Deg YarlamentS
pirb infolgebeiien cine beoenfli6e
llnterbrebun9 crfabrcn miiilen.
Ser eberaaau : Ealalt, bon Dem
Sllltnn Iboul Iii9 crbaut, mar eines
Ser prddtigiten Shl0ner an 8ospos
rus. Sas @ebdube mar aug War
NOR uufgcfiibrt uno hie innerc gtna
rihtuna reid an %funitpollen Shmld@
itildcn in SolS unb Rarnlor. Cine
Reibe bon Sabren mar Der Snldit oas
ocim oes ubgeicBten SlltnHs Wtnrap
bes Siinften. Oils Dor eincm reihe
lidcn Sabre bas Sarlament 9ebiloet
purbc, purbe Der SulaIt fir Farlas
ments3ipede beitimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Mcnihenppfer.
SiibtiII gambling, q. o..

Il. Snllllnr.
Siinisebn Idmer. brei napon
entertainer, nurbcn bieien Hahmits
tag bier iniplge elmer por5eitigcu
Nitroglp5erin : Ggploiion in einem
Sunnel g~et0ptet; flint anbere Mdus
ner ipurben nod le6enb aeborgen,
iinb aber ihredlih beritiimmclt. Ser
Sunnel bilbet cincn Sbeil Der mters
irbiihen Seitung, mittelit Der Ncm
Dorf bon Den GntafillS ans nit
@uiier perlorat Iperbcu ioa.
Gs ~befanpen lid Slpanoig Wnnn I'M
Euunel. Die Die Sprensl6d)er scbpbrt
unb nit Dem grploiipitofi gefiillt batz
ten. Sic itauocu eben i'm Segrifi.
lid Suriid6n5icbcu, ais Die Grploiion
eriolste.
Sobnlb sic GrplpIipu eriolgte.
eilten Die anbcren Irbcitcr nuh Der
llnsliidSitdtte uub ~besannen nit Dem
@egrGumen Der Sriimmer. NnBer
ocn brci Entertainment befnuben lid
Staliencr, llnSaru unb Ge9er unter
cen SppleM -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
3ebn Ierionen .beim 5miammenitoe
BON siuei Siisen ihmcr uerlctt.

Gebar 8apibs. Sa.. II. San.
Gin Yaiiaaier lpurpc 9etobtct. Gin
Sremier ihluer perleet bel einem 3uz
iammenitoB 5ipiifen 5lpei Seriunens
3iiaen Der Chicago. Wilipmlfee 4 ct.
Saul 8ubn in aepitone, 20 Weilen
ipeltlid,. Sie 3iigc iolteu IN 8eps
ltone lid frer5en. Sas llnaliid
purbe Dapurh perdnlaBt, Dab zines
Der @eleile burh eineh Sraht8ug be-
iebt mar. 8eiSe Iaidincn iiuo mlr
nod nlS altes Glen 81 perpenben.
Ser Yoitipageu unb Die Serlonens
hagen ocs einen 3uges lpurben GER
triimmert. Ser Mal6iuiit rcttete
iid bnr6 Iblpriusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
,infaa aut Der 2Ortsern gaeitie.

gismnrd 4, y. 8, 10. San.
Cine 5ahlreide Wannidaft lit 5ur
3eit pamit beihdftigt, Die Sriimmer
bes Nortbern Yacifie 3uges gfo. 7.
Der leBie Nnht bel 9lue 8rab. u. 8.
bon Den Sdyienen lief. 5u beieitisen
unb fir Die Spfer bes llnfalles 5i
iorseu. Ser llnfall n;rse purd, einen
Shienenbruh nerurinht unb Der ges
iammte aus 5rpci 2ptomutipcn unb
ad,t @agspus beitebeuoe 3ug lriir5te
Den 8nbnbamm binab. Is lpurben
iiber iiinf3ig Yerionen perleet. mebrere
BON linen tobtlifl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
5uei a5rbc an eincm 1ase.
4, Spfin, 2t. ia,

Spttn, Il. Gan.
Sic Intport Der iapaniiden Neaiez
ring an Die Ser. Staaten be5iigli6
pcs @oridlages Der lebteren CUR
Naturalization Der mani6uriihen
giienbabnen lit bem amerifaniihen
@~eianoten O'8rien e~insebdnbist ipors
Den. sic entbdlt cine in bDflihe
Sorm 9etleibete ablebuuug.
ct. Yetersburg, 81. San.
HublnnbS 4blebnunas : Nntpprt
nuf Sefretdr aupr' 9tptc be5iialih Der
manihuriihen 8abnen ut benz Bot
idafter 8odbill iiberrcid,t morben.
@an glnu6t bier aagemcin, baB
Sapan unD Hublnnb in bieler Inges
~legenbcit in pollcr llebereinitimmung
bnnbclu fperben.
Die Iote lit bnrfipeg in freunbz
lihem Conc gebalten unb ldst Den
gllten Ibiid5ten bes amcrifauiihen
@oritlases aae 8erc6tisfeit wtber>
rdbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
A%nsbebnnns bes 5leiid sSppfutts.
Yittsbura, ga, "a. Sau.

YittSburg. va, a. Gan.
Gin Sleiih : Streit lit aud in Der
bieiigen Stabt in S6ene aeiest nor
pen. Sunberte bon S~trubenbabu>
Ingeitellten imter5eidnen grtldruuz
gen, in benen lie lid perpilihten,
breibis Gage fem Slciid gu eiien,
mdhrenb 5ntienoe parten, I'M enc
@onfotts T~ciolution. Die bereits angez
noinmen lit. in Die Sraris un,5uz
lesen. Sn unocren nnbegelegenen
StGbteu mic youngstown, Sbin,
8tcelius. 8. 3d.. unp Staron, ga,
bat oieielbe Sepesuns 9rpBe Sort
ifritte auf5ulpeiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Nenn 3iise Der Great Nortbcrn iiten
I'M Gascancn= 0ebirgc feif.
SeattIe. @aih.. 10. Snl

StdffIt, WdTh., To. SdH.
Seit Samstaa Nbenb iinb in
Seattle, @aib.. feiuc 3iige Der @reat
Gortbern mebr angefommen. unb neiIu
3iige bieier gabn iisen I'M gascabens
@ebirse felt. oa ibnen cine Sdneee
laipine bon 800 SuB 2dnge uno 10
Sub 5iefe Den &es %ueriperrt. @ann
bofft iebof, oaB Die Clinic bis Son@
nerstaa polenbs ~freigelest lperben
lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
8rttiihe Mmiif,t iiber bic Note bes
SefretlrS &nur.
Qpnbpn, @naI.. II. q

Sie bieiise ~Simes" braobte einen
ldnseren eoitoriellen Mrtifel, in lpel@
dent Der Goriflas oes Stautsiefres
tdrs &nor bc5iiglih Neutraliiiruua
Der 8obnen in Der Wanoihurei aus
iiibrlih beiproten miro. Die 3eis
tuug betpnt. oaB Der lhDne Ylan
tpegen Der ablebntnpen ,Saltrut9 Ser
am meiiten betbeiligtcu IGcbte, Sas
pan llnp 8uBlnno, in's 8eiier fallen
miiiie nub eiebt bentlih slI periteben.
baB Sefretdr Enor nod nidt einmal
bas u. 9. g. in Der Diplomatic fenne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
@unberbarc WsGrhen iiber itcue Eldnc
Scppelin's.
@DI IL. Neutihl.. 90. Snn

@raf Zeppelin beabiihtigt Gin neueS
2lftlhiff 81 bnuen. peld)eS iniltanoc
ieiu ioa. 800 CD Serionen nit lid,
Su fiibreu. unb bns Sur %crmittellrg
pes YoIla9ierbienites Slpii6eu 9onbon
mn Samburg piencn ipu. CD
Sas Sabr5eug ioll 9S4 CD Sub lang
iperoen nnb So SUB I'M Surhmeiier
babeu. Is ioll bon oht Wotoren ges
trieben perben. Sic Nahriht BON
bieiem ueucn llnternebmeu Zeppelin 5
fam 3uerit ans Sambnrg, 100 Director
GolsmaR, nit sssl ltaDtiiden SebOrz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
9nbuqne, Sowa, 9unstag, ben %. Sanuar 1910.

ben in bieier Sads Siiblung senoms
men ba6en Ioa. Bon bort fam 3epz
peliu's rcfte Sanb bicrber unb be-
iprah nit benz biefeen 8iirsermeiiter
Die @orbereitunsen gu Der Gtnriftung
bon 2anbungsltellen. ba alidb elm
regeln,dbiser Sienjt 5ipilhen Sams
burg. aoln nnb Vnbeuz@ abcn ein9cs
rittet nerben ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

erlailen, iuprin Die iriIden @Gbler sltr
unterItiisling Der 2ibernlen aufgefor@
bert lpilrben, nber iobalb Die iriidcn
9iitrifte ob9eitimnt bdttcn. babe Der
Yremier ieine @eripredungcn 5urild@
ge3oger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
aus Der 8nnnrsbanpttaht.

Gin y9ein" unh Sitdcpf's 9Gdelu.
Sas Sailingcr : Gumtte. -
Der Yraiibent unb bic yselbcn
Sunbe". - Sas ,iu5iale ltebel"
inn Sanie bisfuticrt. = S1O,0O0,=
900 fir ben Siitrift Columbia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Die Wablru in Gmslamh.

Nod nnentifjieben. Gngliif1e
%lltiuniiten reip. Gpnierpatiue per=
sei1nen beocntenne Grfplse. -
8~efdbrben nid,t bic liberale Ntebr=
belt. - Nprb= Gnslann nnh Shott-
lamb fir bic 9iberalcm. - Wtttel=
Lamb imr 5arifrefurm. - Die
irtidJc Yartei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

9ei Der Grploiiou eines aenels
in pem @bilons 8erfen in SaterIon, 9t.
g., peroen nerlu MGnuer perleSt.
Evening journal., 1910-11-01
EAST CAN SAVE
CONCRESSFORC.O.P.
Secretary Wilson Tells New
Workers. So Upon Arrival
There
TAFT TO Be THE
NEXT PRESIDENT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Nov. l-Whether the
next Congress is TO be Democratic,
depends entirely upon the attitude of
the people of the east, according 70
Secretary Of Agriculture James VIII
son. No matter what may be the
outcome OF next weeks election, Mr.
Wilson believes that the nominee of
the Republican party for President
will be President Taft and not Col
onel Roosevelt. despite the fact that
Wilson was a member of the Roose-
Welt Cabinet before becoming con-
nected With the Taft administration.
Wilson arrived here to-day TO make
speeches for the Republican State
ticket When seen at the depot before
starting for Salem, Washington coun-
! ~. where he is to speak tonight, the
Secretary of Agriculture said:
Il have been in the middle west and
! can state as an absolute fact that the
congressional representation from that
section viii be Republican. In Iowa
the Republicans will reclaim the Hep
burn-Jameston district that they lost
two years ago. They have hot fight
in two other districts, but / think will
surely carry them. Kansas and Min
nesota likewise Will return Republic
can delegations absolutely solid sc
that If the next Congress is TO be Dem.
ocratic. Il viii be because the party
loses out IN the east"
Secretary Wilson," he was asked
there has been a great deal p-inte,
during the last few days of q cominl
reorganization Of the Republican
party TO be undertaken by Presiden
Taft Immediately after election. Ca
YOU say what that will amount to?'
II know nothing about IT," was m
reply. $50 far as ! can toll, there 4
no real need Of party reorganization
President Taft Is making gooI
President. lie Will get second term
| have just come out OF the West an'
| can say that they are beginning q
more and more appreciate that tn
President is one of the greatest Presi
dents we have ever had"
Evening journal., 1910-11-01
GIRL WITCHES FLEE;
GHOST AMONG TOMBS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Camille
Walker determined to give what she
called "a creepy, porcupine-quilly'
Halloween party last evening To
choose the place was easy. for Miss
Camille's father is President OF the
Woodlands Cemetery Company, West
Philadelphia. and the Walkers live
i'm a big house in the cemetery.
Miss Camille and her young friends,
appropriately. but rather lightly ar
rayed. started the uneanny program
by indulging IN witches dance
among the tombstomes. Some Of the
girls assumed a courage they did moi
feel, and the dance was going gaily
enough, when from the cemetery's
depths sounded most fiendish yells.
The dancers stopped paled and look
ed fearfully at each other. The de
monias yells were repeated and hat
not ceased echoing when a white
threatening figure, nodding its heal
and waving its arms approached. Mis-
/ Camille and her friends turned, ran
and trembling as they were, som'
took the smaller tombstones IKE
hurdles in their flight.
Relatives Of persons buried IA @ tne
cemetery had objected 10 MISS "a
miles diversion; perhaps TINS a.
counts for the ghosts appear
ance.
Evening journal., 1910-11-01
CUBA HOLDING
ELECTION TO-DAY
No Disturbances Reported Up
to NOOn---LiberaIS Will
Probably Win

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
HAAVNA, Cuba, Nov. Precautions
were taken throughout the island to
prevent trouble at the elections as
the bitter campaign against the re-
election OF President Gomez and the
split i'm the ranks OF the controlling
conservative party.
The hand played in the election by
the United States is now being closely
guarded for fear that agitators may
raise the cry Of Intervention. The
close watch which has been kept Of
conditions. however, Is evidenced in
the action of Minister Jackson in re-
Gently recalling General Riyas, chief
OF police OF Havana from "diplo-
matte mission" Jackson, Il is thought
recently interceded to prevent the
exile OF Rivas. who is not altogether
favorable TO the Gomez faction of the
Conservative party.
II is said the visit Of Secretary
Meyer of the Navy. who is now IN
Cuba, has been taken there by soils
as an indication OF American activity
The night before election passed with
out event, which was due chiefly TO
sudden downpour of rain.
Up TO noon there had been no dis
turbances reported. The opposition
parties are believed TO be poiiinl
their fuil strength. A liberal vic
utry is considered certain, but undo
the minority representation clause o
the election law, the Conservative
will seat about one-third Of thoi
candidates. Half the membership o
the lower House. provisional AM
municipal councils are being electe,
to-day.
Evening journal., 1910-11-01
AIRsHIPs FOR ARMY.
Officers Now Hope For Liberal APP
preparations From Congress.

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-Enthusi-
astic and confident that the great
Belmont aviation meeting has aroused
the interest Of congressman and the
people in general; that the army may
hope for recognition in its aerial ann
bitions in the form of appropriations,
several army officers returned here
to-day aNer witnessing the Long
Island exhibitions.
The meet was a wonderful lesson
to the American public and to the
entire world said Major George f.
Squires, of the Signal Corps. 1T was
a magnificent exhibition of the pro-
gress of aviation. II has placed the
aeroplane in a practical light before
the people.
'rhe army depends upon the reah-
zation by the public of the practical
utility of an invention before It car
hope to obtain appropriations for the
legislators. The signal corps for the
last three years has compiled esti-
mates and urged the adoption Of
aeroplanes for military purposes.
Nothing counts as much as this
wide publicity. Those who did sol
see the flights have read about then
in detail and the daily accounts In
the press have awakened a national
realization of the utility of the all
craft"
Evening journal., 1910-11-01
CURRENT EVENTS
AT CENTURY CLUB
Class Holds First Fall Meeting
To-day With Large Atten-
dance Of Members

The first melting OF the Current
Events Glass of the New Century Club
for this year was held this morning
The parloIs were well 6lled and the
program provided by the November
chairman, Mrs. BENJAMIN Nields was
delightful in every details In addition
TO the papers read, Miss Mary Poole,
with Miss Emma Lore as accompanist,
sang Kathleen Mavourneen" aud an
Irish song by Hermann Lohr.
The meeting opened with word OF
greeting from Mrs. Nields, followed
by the reading of the minutes by Miss
Ruth Colby, the class secretary
Mrs. Frank Jones gave an account
of a visit 10 a Mississippi lumber camp,
among the yellow pines, where the
lumber men lived in box cars, and to
which they were taken in the caboose
of the train carrying the men TO their
work. The company owned its own
railroad, and could go thirty miles IN
every direction without leaving its
own property. The superintendent had
a box car with porches, and the wo-
men were touched by the thoughtful-
ness with which the men had provided
/ for their visit. In this region fires are
not so much feared as windstorms, as
/ there Is no underground for the fire
| TO sweep through. Beetles are anothet
: destructive agency, and the logs are
( kopt in artificial ponds to protect them
against these insects. Mrs. Jones said
that the iumbcrmen did not think an
other crop OF trees would be grown
short OF a hundred years, as seedlings
were destroyed before reaching ma
lufity
Mrs. William p. Webb discussed tho
current literature She read articles
on "Refresnments" and Names from
the Atlantic Monthly. and amused the
class by the name "Yellowbacks' Civ
en- TO this dignihed monthly by an
illiterate American boy. who had been
attracted to them by an instructive
love of poetry. Mrs. Webb spoke ol
the Greenslct biography of Thomas
Bailey Aldrich, which likened The poe'
TO "a firc-opal get In rose-diamonds,'
and emphasized his youthful spirit and
great loyalty 10 his friends She also
mentioned Maeterlinck's Our Friend
the Dog" as a conscientious apprecia.
ton, the frank and affectionate cstf-
mate of Mark Twain bv his friend, W
ID. Howells, Tales of the renements,
by Eden philpOtts, the new edi'
tion Of William Morris. h. Hopknsor
Smiths Kennedy Square The WilC
olive" and the Rolfe edition o
Shakespeare. The author Of "Will
Olive" Is anonymous, Mildred HOWELL
and an English clergyman have beer
named as possible. authors.
MS. Charles f. Went gave a com
prehensivc view Of ho great qusstio.
, in politics, speaking of the New Ma
, tionalism," Insurgency" the comm
elections, the standing OF Roosevelt
and the nomination of Woodrow Wi
:, son.
~ Mrs. George Y. Mason gave an ente
\, tanning account Of a trip TO Nure'
~ berg, saying ii was Nl unique city,
~ that the new parts had been built
,r reproductions of the old buildings,
the entire effect was mediaeval.
.,s spoke of the churches as nfeQuEe
~ to a past devotion. and told of
H. masterpieces. MS. Mason descril
nd the fortress-like walls Of the city.
Evening journal., 1910-11-01
TROUBLE WITH
FILIPINOS
Uprising Of MorOS Due TO
DISCRIMINATION in
Our Army

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1---While the
officials of the War Department assert
that the recent increase in outbreaks
among the Moros in the Philippines is
due to religious differences, private
information coming to officers who
have served in the islands, led to the
statement to-day that disorganization
in the army is the real cause.
Laxity on the part Of individual Of
fcers, which has led to numerous
court martials, has affected the enlist
ed men. and it is said here that the
army in the islands now is in con-
dition far from satisfactory. While the
main organization presents a splendid
fighting machine, reports say that dis
organization and lack of discipline
have developed among the troops
under officers who have not kept up
to the mark"
The uprising in southern Mindanao
/ Wutle many plduieIS nave ueen hllleu
is attributed by some authorities, in
the absence Of facts, to increased
boldness developed by the Moros, as a
direct result of the laxity of the army
There is no doubt that the troubl.
GUS question of governing the Moros
is by no means solved. The fact thai
their discomfort has again lared VI
to open insurrection, shows the
smouldering unrest which religion:
differences ferment among the Moros
Religion is a solid wall between tn,
Mcros, who are Mohammedans, ant
the American authorities and thei'
Filipino neighbors, who are Catho
lies.
The solution offered here Tor thi
trouble is strict and absolutely i'm
partial government. The Moros, il
Southern Miudanao are amongst Tn
widest OF the tribesmen. Som
Moros have been made 10 fealize tina
Uncle Sam intends to govern the Nor
for the MOro's benefit. In such cases
Moro proves himself a superior la
borer to the Filipino, and promises L
develop into a desirable citizen. Thei
suspicious natures, however, make
> necessary for the American soldier 4
walk very straight line, as the Mo
ros insist upon holding him as
model.
Evening journal., 1910-11-01
INSANE MAN KILLS WIFE AND son.

BY United Press Leased Special Wre
LAwRENCEvILE Ca Nov. 1.-Rising from his bed APP
parenty having during nightmare j. d. Wallace,
a prosperous merchant early to-day killed his wife and
fatally wounded another and then after
his six other children, committed sui
eide.
Wallace attended lodge meeting last night and returning
IL o'clock When he he first attacked
wife, firing shots into her body The lOyearoldson
Cline who his feet and the faith
fired passing through the lads heart
FELTON, hearing firing rushed to the and was
entering crashing through his breast sent MIN
reeng floor mortaly wounded The father IN Whd
rage then sought children but they had been
aroused from the house Finding no more Vcums
at hand Wallace shot himself through the head
Evening journal., 1910-11-01
NlETHODISTS GIVE
UP OLD SAND HILL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del, Nov 1.-The
committee In charge OF the Sand Hill
Camp, has decided to dispose OF tho
boarding tent and other buildings be-
longing to them by public auction on
Saturday, November 8. Their reason
for selling Is because of lack OF in
terest shown in the camp. The dis
position Of the fixtures of this camp
will mean the passing OF one OF the
oldest tented spots in the county. For
the past fifty years. until ave or sis
yea-s ago. eTerybody looked forward
With great interest 90 the campinl
W.ason on old Sand Hin grounds
Il Is said that some OF the member
Of the First Methodist prOtestan
Church are thinking OF purchasing tn
fixtures and leasing the grounds an,
Will next year conduct q Methods
Protestant camp.