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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Gincr, Der Batter Habetfp crmprncn
mplltc.

Oieier cage p%pllenbete Der in Mos
oenn lebenhe Setcran Sranceseo
Yrumpplini iein 100. 9ebensiubr.
S%rumpolini. Der inter Napoleon aes
boren iulroe, mar an perihieoeuen
politilden Gnnipirntipnen ieit Dem
Sabre 1881 iotpie an Sen 8eireinnas<
fricsen Stnlien's berporrnsenb bet6eis
liat nno ersdbltc eincm Wiforbeiter
oes rGprriere bella Sera" sablreibc
intereiior1te Wonlente ans ieinenI tbne
tenreihen 2eber. Sntereiiant lit Die
Observation-Disclosures Irampolini's baB
er I'M Sabre 1S49 in Ycnebis hcn
oitcrrcihilden SelhnarihaI 8raien
HabegtD crihieSen lppIte. Siesbce
5ilglth nlahte Yrdmpplini folsenbc
Mittbeilrngen:
res mar I'M Sabre 1910, als @rdi
Habesfn nah @enehis FAM. Sd hattie
ben Ielten Sldn aefq6t, Hapestp an
tDhten, u1o peritcftc midi in etnen1
5interbalte auf pem 8abnboi. Icrs
Der bate ih mid, e~rtunoi9t uuo err
fabren, bnb Der SeIbn1arlGdQ crit ipGt
Nntts rdh Seneb;g fonm1en perhc.
unb freilte mid ilber bieie Nittbeis
lung, neil haburh mein Ylnn be-
aiinitiat erihien. gtnn so Wetcr
pom 8abnbof cntfcrnt, befanb iif eire
@rbeiterbnrradc, auf beren Sad id
MIDI iteate, nm, iubalb ih beg 8rafen
aniidtig piirpe, bieier burd einen
Yiirolenidub nieber5uitredcn. Sd
fonnte Den Iussang bes 8abnboies
tros Der Sunteibeit iiberieben. gls
Der entihetoenSe Iusenblid fam. lab
ih 3abesfp iirrrinat bon ettpn picrsia
Sffisieren, ipelde inn III Gbren nit
Sadeln a,if DEM gabubof eriniener
iparen. Sd leste gum Shub on.
Gls ih ieboh bem s~reiicu Selhmar>
iha1. Der bon 5ipei Sfiisieren 9eitiiet
ipurbe, ms auee bIidte, ba e~ntiant
mir bet Nutb. lossnbriiden, unb id,
lieb Die 8aife iinien. gls alien,
Solbaten i6ten es mfr untpiirbia,
eiuen Neuihen IN herart bobcm Ilter
aus benz Sinterbalt 3u ermorben."
so cntrnnn Der sreiie Batter Haz
bestp unbeDuBt cirlem TorbanidIase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
MnS @cuebis pcriamtct,

bdb bic su m~ebridbriaer 3udtbauss
itrdfe perurtbeilte @rdfin Snruoiusfa
bicie Strafe INNER nod ni6t anaes
tretcn babe. Nad)bem iie bel alien
Snitor3en persehlih UNI cine Wilbe>
rilng beS llrtbeiiS nud9efidt hattie
unb ibre lleberiiibrung aus Dem Inter
MISUNDERSTANDING in cine Sraucns
itraianitalt Wittels Stnlien's nnbe be-
bpritanb, ipurhe lie rloslif 10 ntrant",
baB cine operation fir notbneubig
etflGrt purSe nnb srpei beriibmtc Chi
rurgen an oas aranfen6eit bcrufen
iuirben. @on Der &ornabne elmer
Spcration bortc man banu aIcrbinas
nihts. bnfiir dber bon Der Mbiid)t bes
SSuitiSmiriitcrs, benz aouig Die Segnas
btauna Der pornebnlen &erbreherin
an3uempfeblcn. Sizes aei6at oagr,
ipirfli9 am Ncuiabrstase, @
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Gin fnliher SerpiSmus!

Die enslGnber ribmen ibr.n cfH3iereR ben
Mrtb tad, oab lie ppr ben augeIr Der Il etrbs
feline idaasenbe 3efuns iudher. ionoern ben, tobts
ltdlen 8lei fiibn bic Sruft bdrbieten. limb 6as
tennen lie Seroismus, uno bic lnberniinftisen
plappern bos Sob eiaes iold,er .Selhentbunls"
seoantsuIos mad! 9t has 4. q. auh eth eeIeen'
thmrt. ipsnn man lid I'M 9nm sic um'S fafeia
oeher pergiiteten Yieilen blosiielt? ipeun man
ben atrper bel ben linn Si:aenutteteu etrapaseu
utdlt nit benz 8rditiguna ga niitteI, tpeIdaes bic an.
aiittee Natur ieibit oarbietet, uuterifuSt? fpenn
man PEI osn Nnss,sren, oas osr sorpsr tn lsi,sn,
ueun man BEL R~Dpiidmera. Jlimntsrn pur ben
slustr. sdfpinbelanidaen. gerbauunesbei6ruer Der.
ben. gerftcpiuns. Sdnorrbpiben. Sober unb
oerihaft nit ben berlbmten ct. geruar6 ar6us
terpiuen. bic aus Den %reiaiten YHar Senidtten
egLidbe rretaaifhe. dgeibe SeimiidanE& hers
aenelt Nrof Sr baS Selbennuth? Sidberlid
nid,t! Gin iolher Serpismu III lit n,d)ts anberes.
ais. BITE aroste. islbtmhrbsriite atotbett.
rs Gents. SH aner Qpotheten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

fdt9oliiten 2ebcns in Der Heid,sbaupts
itabt. Bic 8erliner airhen unh Got
t~csbdnier iinb ia mciitens ainber Der
10th. Die &dtbplifen in gang Seutlhs
laflo bd6en nit ibren milben 0aben
Die SaIitcine ba3il e%eiammelt. rnh
aih hcute lit bic airhcnnotb in Der
aeihsbauptitabt mn semilbert, nod
LANCE nidt beboben. 9npon 5eugen
fie ihlidtcn, if~nudlpien 8aditcinz
bauten nnb me6r mod Sic pielcu ans
pe0en unb Hotbfird)en. Sic SIDE
ipora Berlin lit INNER nui Die gfit@
billie bes iibriaen Seutinlano dipez
i~picien, nlis benz ia aid bic brcieins
balb Snnberttaiienb &ntboIifen, bic
Jest III Berlin nobnen, bier 5uiamz
menaeltrDmt iino. Iciitcns linz es
Solen. Man merit es i'm Innntdg>
lid)cn 8~nttesSienit leid,t an Der gorlSen
Irt ihrer MISUNDERSTANDING, nnb TAFT
iehcr 5neite geter lien in cinem point
iGeu 8ebetbitd. 9m Sonutag inn
Die W~pttcsbdnicr iait alc iibcriiilt.
Iltdl IN ben io9cnnnnten pprnebmen
Rfatreien BON Berlin & nnp % ifebefI
bic &utbuiifcu in ibrcr sruten, gruRen
Mebrsahl in BEN nnteren fpsialen
SGitten. linn Elm GROCER 1ro5entz
ins Der 100000 fntboliid @etuuften
in Berlin iinb %iiberhalipt abgcItorbene
Witslieber Der aird)e. benn picte, Die
ans Der Hropin5 fommel, geben i'm
Strubel Der @roBitabt unb auf ben
etipas obeu 4fabeu Der Siaipord berz
loren. Sic baben nit bem Gbidicb
bonn beinmthlifen 8ottesbars oft 9ez
Mig nnh bem fird1liden Seben aus
gleih Sulct 9cingt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
9siet u. Gronje tobt.

General Yict q. 9ronje. Der be-
riibmte 8urenz@ General, 1T IN 4lcrfss
borp, SronSpaal. geitorbcn.
General Grpnie communicate Die
8eitarmec Der iiibsnfritaniifcn Hes
plblit in Dem &rieee gesen England,
Yiet arnorlbrs eronie pIrbe 1910
IN Irunspaal geboren. Gr fdmpftC
ihon 1881 9egen Die 8ritten am
Ioorufop uno am I~diubabcre. ger
iprengte 1896 Sr. Sanctions Sreis
beiiteridaar bel ari,gerSborp, beiiegte
1899 am Woobcrflub uub bel va
g%crSfontain Spro Wetbucn, Sog lid
1900 Dor Grcnfs aapalerie 5urild
urb ergnb it'd bel 1aaroebcrg am %,
Sebrunr nit 400 Wann. @us Der
8efonaeuidaft auf ct. Selend febrtc
er 1902 nah S%rnnsunal Sllriif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Gin ahtjdbrises Wabfen I'M @p0bart.

Cine ser ieltidrniten gbnormitdtcn
lit SpcifeIlps Die at,tidbrige Sebfuig
aoihinsfi, Die eineu ppIlfpmmen aus
aebtlbetcn Ndnnertppi nit SoQs nitb
ghnurrbart bat. Sas Idbheu bat
I'M @ceeniae Su Dem ~id)ipnrsen Bart
blonbe Saare. puourh lid Der GonS
trait. nod erbDbt. Ser Sberforper
bes Wdbchrrs it eebaut iuic Der zines
Rannes. Sm 8egenioB 81 Dem
musfulDieu mGunlidlen Sbert0rper lit
Der llnterforper 9ebnut ipie bcim
@eih. Sus Sinh lit fir icin Nltcr
Siemlif itorf entiuidclt. !Sebipig SEQ
ihinsfi itantmt bon einem Sorfe III
Der 8ropins Spien ul1b ut bdS Sinh
arnler 2eute. sic lit an %. Se>
sem6cr 1902 geboren mn 9ine bort
IN ibrer Seimatb stpei Sabre in Die
Sfule. Sic bat nod prei lebenoe
@ei6piiter, 5tpei i~peiterc limb aeitor>
ben. Sebo6 idnmtlife limb, be5ieb>
uuasfpeiie tparen polfonrmen normal,
ebenio Sic glteru. Ser @atcr bat
~iibcrbaupt fciuen 8artipuhs, ielbit an
Der Sberlippe iii er iebr unbebeuteuh.
Sn ibrem hritten 2ebeuSiabrc ipilrpe
lie ernItlib trdnf, 10 bob an ibrem
Gnffpmmen 9e3lpeiielt puroe. 9as
Idbhen erboltc iid aber pieber. iez
bod bon bieiem Wtoment girg cine
f6rmlifc llmfpanoluna nit ibr ppr
unb Die eriten 9nrtbaare ptrben iihts
bar. Sb Die Snhe nit ibrcr arnnfa
belt i'm 3uiamntenban8e itebt, itebt
natiirlid nift feit. 50 LANCE Die
fIeine 6ebipig in Die Sdule aina,
iuurbe i6r Der Bart bon ibrcn Glteru
aeidnitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
@einabe nnb iuirfiid lebenbig
bcgrabcn.

Sn 8umalieI. an., fnno iiingit
bic 9eidenieier mir Die mebr als So
idbriee Sfau Snnc Siteod itatt uro
Der Sarg D q iden seidlpiien, ais Die
8reiiin 3iim aaaemeincn SGreden
nod} 2cbens5eiden ben lid CAB unn
niebcr slm genuBtiein FAM. Ser
5ob trnt Damn crit nlebrere Stunoen
ipdter Elm. @crihiepene Her5te batfen
raS llrtbeil absegcben. haB bic Srnu
tort lei, cbc q lie in Srn Sarg
9eleet bate.
Snl Sftober bes pergal9eneu Sab
res inlte in W dilnnr cine junBc
Srnu ~bcitattet ncroeu. ncr Sarg par
bcreits I'M 9aiie. unp Die Sobtcna
TRIGGER lparen bereits -einsetrofferl, I'M
bcn Snrg 81 iflieben! Der 8atte,
hcr iueineno neben Der 8abre inB. perz
ireiaerte rem Wdnnern ben Giutritt,
unb Sicic Mesuna cines per5peifelten
Sfner3es. bic nan fopfiniittclnh fiir
cin 3eiten 'bceinneuben Wabniinns
aniah, CAB Ben @~rciauiiIen cine nnz
eripnrtetc @eubung: inter Den 5hrd>
ren Deg Mtnnues id,llI9 bic pernlctnte
life SoDtc lire Inasn nlf. tic lebte,
mn Gin 3alipern BON ipeuigen Winus
ten cntrib lie Der @eiabr. lcbcnbig be-
9rabcn al ipcrben.
Srn &erblt Der purigsn Sdbres Dfis
netc ma in 9nungstppn pas
@ra6 eiues illngen Wdbders. bas Dor
eirrigen Saaen beerhist iporben mar;
OILS Ser Sarghcdel nbge1lonunen iuilra
DC. itnnh ma Der eraiii9en Grfennts
nib geacniiter. bab rtc llngliidllhe crit
menige Wim1ten boz Der Nisgrabilng
geitprben fem muStc. Bic 2ippett
lparen I'M Sfmerae pcrSerrt. Die Hd9el
Der &Gnhc bluteten, urb man lab Die
Spurcn bcr Initrcn9ungen. unter
bercn BIC Iermitc in liner @sr5ipeifs
hing Den Sarscedel 81 iprensen pcrs
llft bate.
Susiclhc crcigncte lid NIT Der
Satin hes betannten fran3oii
Spprtsmnrues '@raf genniz
teni. Gad, iehs @cnaten rpurbc
oae Grab seoffnet: bic Srau hattie
iih i'm Sarsc bic 6nnre uusgeriiien,
Die @liebcr ndren per5errt in ben,
Semiiben, Die 8retter pes Snbtenz
ihreines 81 S%ertriinrmerr.
Gin iransoiiider Shriftiteller err
Sdbltc bon einem niht fpcni9er ifreds
lid,en Sail, Der iid in 9 / E
creignete. Srci Sabre nod Der gez
e~rpianng lieB Der Batte pns inter-
irbiihe @eipolbc oiinen, in benz Der
Sare ciueemducrt lporOen mar. Ils
man eintrnt. iiel ra'iclnb eiu in Glider
gebiiltes Sfeiett 81 Gobcn: c5 ipareil
bic @ebcinc Der Srau. Der es geIungcn
mar. Sen SaraDedel su serbreheu ,tnO
Damn psriueht bate, baburh 8cttlIns
Decentralization. puS iie nit einsm
6ol8itiid ,gegen Die Waucr hes 8es
ipDltes idlu9. Sic muB taaelaug ses
littcn baden. ehe Elm mitleioiscr Son
Die grif6pite bon ibren Sllalen
erIpifc- ..-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

in ibrem ARRANGEMENT polle Bf:iteit.
CT ipcrne bafiir ior9en. bab apiiasiten
i'll 9e%niieenher An8bl nuf rem 81
paiiicreneen StraBen Wd5)e bielten,
eamit nihtS pprtommc. @arEm Die
Re9ier,rng niTt @ort belt. lit beute
i6rpcr 81 iayen. Seocnfcas niibtc
Die leidtfertisc SanblunssipeiIe Der
Hesieruna III fe;ner @eiie sur 8es
rubielrg Der barrols 10 erre8ten @e<
miitber, uchl aber trug tic ba5n bel.
bas Sob uno 0roa iia periddrften,
unb pdS man i'm Nrslanb nit barten
@ortcn iiber Stalien her3cs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
@elubntc Gbrlif)feit.

ghrli6feit ndbrt am langiten- uuo
itrbet INNER ibren 2ohn, lpern CT
aid oft nlr IN BENT eisenen 8etpuSts
iein bcrubt, cbrlih eelpcIcn 81 iein.
,Sobu 5. Wmphp, Gin Seiser her
Mil!paufcca 8nbn, ianS in Ga Groiic.
3is., elm Sofct Der &els Sarge
GrpreSs8 cicnitaIt. in benz iif ST.
600 in &aiicnidsincn b%eiancen.
@ili6titulbi9 CAB or bas Tafet bel
Der 8eIe0ithaft ub urtb enlpfins o
hicier CUR Selcbuung 500 IN GpIo
ali5ge3ablt. r-~~,rt vs, tDrt ,-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Sas @ettihfuimmen Der stabtrdtbe.

Wnu idrcibt untcr'm 20. Sdnuer
aus 6eibelberg: 8ei einem bier abges
bultenen Shnimmfeit tpurbe Elm Sns
tcrine5su nidt %gcipobnlider Nrt tmz
proniiiert. Mls Scrtreter Der Staht
ipnren brei Stabtrdtbe nnb auSerbem
Der Sbmanu bes Stahtberorbnstenz
Gplegiums anipeieno. Ser Sbntur1,
Der 9crnc ieinen Sarfasmts ipielen
.ldft. dubertc i'm 2ouie Der @eranz
italtung: Sdl gdbe 100 Warf eoiiir,
iuenr i1 einmal Die Stabtsdt6e nm bic
@stte ihfpimmen ieben t1nnte. Or
bate it'd aber in Der ltnternebmungss
Init Der riiitigen Stabtpdter astdiid,t,
oeun lie nnbn,en i'm iofort beim Wort.
Itiir5tcn lid in bic Slut6en unb
ifpammen inter itiirmiifen geifan
cine ginlaaenummer. bereu Yreis MN
eincm silten 3tped 8uflieben fpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
@nttin erbislt ppr5iislid,en Rath.

uMeiue Wnttin noltc unicrer S,us
gen 5lrn1 Nr5te brilgeu, onmit bieier
ibn BON einem bGsartigen Geidipiir
belle. ldieibt 3. Srunfel bon Strpub,
Clio. sd rietb ibr 8udien's Nrnifa
Salhe sl gcbroufen. Sic tlat CO
uno III fur5er 3cit mar bn5 @eIhrpiir
sebciIt." Ser idJacllitc 5eiler ppn
Sranb<. @riibs unh Sdnittniinoen,
9ilhreraugeiL Guetidun9en, Ser
r%enfunecu unD @eidmiiiiten. SaS
bette 6eilm;itci Der @cit fiIr 0Gmore
rhoipen. Tcrildct tic. BIOS 20 Cts.
III :. @. II uetc's %slpothcfe, $50
Mtain. Str., Subliale. Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

emanuel nber lebutc bic &csnahignrg
ab. nnh bns Shidial Der Gjrdfin, lire
@inlicferrn9 ms Siid1thaus idlicn be-
'ieaelt. Miin ipiIrSe bic Sornopsfd
abcr Gin o. Sunuar rloslif oirrs
iiuuig" mo milB!c in's Srrenbaus
gcbrnoht rcrhen. Eic 6ffeutlihc
1leinuna nber it bcr Gin iidt, bah bier
icoistih iuiensr cinntnl aIc Siinite
prubirt !ucracu, nm rinc h1Dergeitellte
3%crbrsd'eriu Der pcrbicntcu Strafc ST
entsieher. 0ans mite bei ms 1T
Imerifa! -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
9iht Sener lit elm Seq.

Nus 6ortforb. Conn; perlautet:
Ser 17idbri9e Soiepb Spsiport6i Der
it'd germ ais Sharfidiise altiipielt.
mnd)tc iid arbciiG,ig Dem u Sabre
alien Charles 8auln cine &arte aus
Der 3unb 5n idieben. 3tpei Mal
gelan9 hds 9unititiif, beim hrittcn
ShuB aber fubr Die &ueeI bem anaz
ben in Die Gtir,L linb es lit iragIih ob
Charlie nit benz 2eben bapon for,e
men miro. Ser Sdriibe befinbet iidl
in llutcriuGun9Sbnft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

e.. Gminen5 Cardinal $ Siiritbiifof
@cors aopp selci.et. Sbm our Seite
itebeii bic 3ipei @eib6iifofc III @reos
Ian Or. Iarr unb auguitin, une ner
SiiritbiifGflidw Sclegdt aIeineindm
in Berlin. Sic Grnennuna DEG bis
bergen @hrenhpmberrn &arl ausuItin
gum sipsiten Icibbiidof an Der Sress
lauer adtbshraIe eriol9te anfan8S
Snnltar 1910.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
@urbc has OFFER ppm Sicbem.

g. 8. 8enbs bon GoaI Gin, STA.
eat cine 9erehtfertigte gefhipcrbe.
3pei Sicbe itdblcn Slpplf Sabre lang
feline 8ciunbbeit. gs ruaren nies elm
2eber< unb elm Micrenleiben. Gls>
honn eriuiirgten Or. Sings Heiu Sife
8iIlen bieielben. Sect iii CT seiunb.
llnpereleidlid fir @eritopflna, Md&
laria, aopfihmer5er, ltnperoauIi4teit.
25 Gents IN &. %. Huete' 8 Ipos
tbefe. 656 Main Ctr, DUBUQUE, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

Den iibrigcu Sbeilen bcs geiesnetcn
Staates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
SaS @rpsitabtfinb.

eliq (alti Dem 9anoe Dem gesen
5nitaueno): nSieb bod, Wan,a,
mic ianber Die 2anbleute iino: iogar
Die Seloer fGmnten tie -"
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-26
MISS LlNNELL REBURlED.
Remains of Unfortunate Girl Returned
to the Grave.

Hyannis, MASS. Oct. 25.-The re-
mains of Avis Linnell, the church
singer OF this town, were brought back
from Boston today and reinterred in
Oak Grove cemetery. The body was
cxhumed yesterday at the request Of
District Attorney Joseph c. Pelletier,
of Suffolk county, in order that gov
ernment experts might have further
opportunity to examine the contents
of the caslzet. This examination was
made at the City hospital morgue in
Boston early this morning and the
body was Immediately returned to
Hyannis.
The coffin, which was unacco4npa-
nieo today, was addressed 20 a local
undertaken. No member of the fam
lily was present during the reburiitl
services today.
The coffin was placed in the dis
turbed grave without ceremony Of any
kind. After being lowered, the dirt
removed yesterday was thrown over
the casket, and on top OF the grave
were placed the flowers. now wilted
and dead, which were removed when
the digging was made. A few towns
people and several newspaper men,
with the undertaker's assistants, stool
with barred heads while Avis Linnell
was buried for the second time.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-26
Richeson Greets Aged Parent Whom He
Had Not Seen For Seven Years
A DRAMATIC SCENE AT CELL DOOR
Poison Receptacle Not Found i'm Miss Lnnells Bathrobe
About Dozen Witnesses go Before Grand Jury
Today-Members of the 1&icheson Family Flocking
to Boston-Petton of Defence Denied by Court

gal said: 1--WE have found but one
PEI rson who could be termed an un-
rel liable witness. This party, a wo-
M an. we found could be induced to cell
nn sst anything and she was promptly
dr Opped from consideration"
Alleged Sweetheart's Story.
a New Hampshire man, who had
IN pen mentioned as a former sweet
N tart of Avis Linnell, and who was
So Lid to have been in this vicinity on
the day of her death, made the fol-
II wing statement today as to his
II iovements: L left my home on Fri
ny, October 49, at 12.40, to go to
J karnstable, Mass, to attend case in
purt. / arrived in Boston about
] J. H. and stayed at hotel that night,
eaving Boston on the 7.sS train the
! following morning for Bourne, Mass.
In Bourne on Saturday.
Il remained in Bourne that day un-
ill z p. m. settling up some business.
4 arrived in Hyannis at 8 p. m, Sat
urday night. and remained over Sun
day On Monday l attended court at
Barnstable. / heard of the death of
Niss Linnell on Sunday, October 15.'
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-26
WANTED A SLICE OF
STEPHENSON'S WEALTH.
Had He Been Poor Campaigners Would
Have Worked For Nothing.

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 25-Because
Senator Stephenson was reputed to
be worth 10000, 600 some of his po-
Iitical workers thought they ought to
be paid for their time an2 that was
the reason it cost the senator so
much to obtain the nomination at the
primaries in 1908, according TO testi-
mony before the senatorial investiga
ting committee today.
w. r. Knell of milwaukee, county,
testified that as Stephensons cam
paign manaeer in the county he eX-
pended s11.800.
'fWhy did you have to spend so
Senator Hepburn, the chairman.
Because the other candidates were
spending a. lot. We felt we had to
meet them"
'sWas it a question of matching
dollars? If the senator received
5000 votes in the county his cam
paign expenses appear to have been
50 for every vote. Is that right?'
That's right. If Senator Stephen
son had been a. poor man his workers
might have campaigned for him for
nothing, but as he was said to be
worth s30,0Oo,0 600 it was thought only
right that those who worked for him
should be paid"
Robert +. Shields of Superior, who
was said by witnesses to have work
ed as an employe of Edward Hines thes
lumber man, in Stephenson's behalf
denied on the stand having taken any
part corrupt in the distribution of
money to legislators.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-26
ORDER OF VASA.
Elects Charles NJ. Andrews of Will
mantle as Trustee.

Waterbury, Conn, Oct. 25-At the
annual convention of the Order of
Vasa, here today, the following Off
GERS We're elected:
Grand master. Carl Rising Of Bridge
port; vice master, A. NJ. Anderson, of
Waterbury; secretary, August P.
Pahlquist, of Hartford: vice-sec
tary Nils Tinblad of Cromwell; grand
treasurer, Victor E. Modem, of Bris-
ton: grand chaplain. Mrs. John A.
Andrews. of New Britain; master of
ceremonies, Miss Hilda Ackerstrem. of
New Britain; inside guard, Walter
Johnson, of South Manchester: out
side guard, Charles Sandstrom, of
Danhury: auditor. Oscar Thomson.
of Meriden: trustee for three wears
Charles n. Anderson of Willinantic.
The retiring grand master, Mrs NATL :
da Swenson of Aferiden was present
ed with q diamond ring.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-26
GOVERNOR FOSS AND
HIS COUNCIL AT ODDS
Councillors Refuse to Confirm Several
Nominations.

Boston. Oct. 25.-on the ground
that the qualifications should be fur
ther investigated, the executive eoun-
Gil, in an acrimonious debate with
Governor Foss. laid upon the table
today several nomina tions of import
ant state officials, including that of
Prof Garrett Droppers, who was Sc
iected as member of the state rail-
road commission in place of Clinton
White, whose term expired last Jaly
The debate between the democratic
governor and the council. all but one
member of which are republicans, was
the bitterest heard in the council
chamber since 1898, when Governor
Russell, also a. democrat, found diff
Guilty in having his nominations ap-
proved by a republican council
The council confirmed the nominal
tions OF DR.. Henry P. Walcott as
chairman OF the metropolitan water
and sewerage commission, and Arthur
Rogue of Lynn, as register of deeds for
Essex county, but all other nomina-
tons We're held up.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-26
Indicted For
Wife's Murder
GRAND JURY REPORTS IN THE
MCFARLAND CASE.
MCFARLAND'S EXPLANATION
Says Bromide and Cyanide of Potas-
sium Are so Different a Blind Man
Could Not Make Mistake in Them.

Newark, N. J., Oct. 25-Alison Nc
Farland, advertising manager for a
well known electrical firm, was indict-
ed by the Essex county grand Jury to-
day on q, charge Of numbering his wife
by the use of cyanide of potassium
The court room was crowded by a,
number of persons who had antici-
pated that the indictment would be
returned. 1t was handed up to Judge
Davis in the court of oyer and term
iner.
McFarland's Explanation.
The accused man was not in court
but when he heard at the Jail that the
that his defence would be that his
wlfe's death was accidental or suici-
dal, and gave out a lengthy explanation
of the case, in part as follows:
Had No Motive For Murder.
Il had plenty of motives for di-
vorce but none for smurder. The
harmless bromide referred to was q
solution of bromide, which l have al
ways understood to be dangerous
drug and not a thing to take in the
dark. This was the only bromide in
the house. So far as l know it is a
liquid almost black in color and hav
ing q very penetrating odor and a
characteristic Gisagreeable taste
Cyanide Was Plainly Labelled.
gave some to my wife on three or
four occasions to find if she liked
it but she complained it was dope
and she objected to the taste; and it
had no apparent effect on her. The
cyanide solution was plainly labelled
with white paper marked with black
ink: 'Poiscn-cyanide solution
Nonsense To Say He Changed Labels.
"The published stuff about my
changing labels is the ranllest nom
sense. microscopic examination of
the label should refute the idea. [
do not think, however, that anyone in
authority made any such charge. The
cyanide solution is a clear, colorless
liquid like water and has no marked
Oh dor. 1t has a very nasty taste and
anyone's first instinct on getting any
of it in their mouth would be to spit
it out and rinse their mouth.
Cyanide Different From Bromide.
1T is totally different from the
bromide and a blind man would not
mistake one for the other. I would
rather let it so as mistake and did
&c. hoping the common sense of the
authorities would show them the alb
sLrdity.
Asks Friends to Suspend Judgment.
TT seems however, that 1 am COM
PEELED to defend the charge and~can do
so if necessary. | ask my friends to
suspend Judgment until they hear it
all. The affair is one for extreme
sorrow and regret on my part but a
murder charge is absurd. L had all to
lose and nothing to gain by my wite's
death under such circumstances.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-26
GERMAN AMERICANS
BANQUET ENJOYS
A New and Higher Patriotism"
Theme of Postprandials.

New York, Oct. 25.-A new and
higher patriotism. recognizing that
not only England but all Europe is
the motherland of Americans. was a
theme at banquet given by three
hundred prominent German American
citizens tonight to Congressman Rich
ard Bartholdt of st. Louis and c. B.
Wolfram, publisher of the New York
Zeitung. The guests were special en-
voys of President Taft for the pres
entation to Germany of a replica of
statue recently erected in Washington
to General Steuben.
The original monument, erected by
congressional appropriation, was
fitting symbol of the work the Ger
man American element had done in
the upbuilding Of the United States.
it was said. and the presentation of a
replica to Emperor William was an
appropriate recognition of the new
and aigher patriotism,