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Alaskan seal Fishing.

OTTAWA, ONT, September 29.-Since
the first demand for the release OF the
Canadian sealing schooner Onward,
recently seized by the United States
revenue enter Oorwin in the Alaskan
sea, was forwardet TO The Colonial
office, Loudon, TO he aid let re tie
authorities at Washington, a supple
mentary demand hes BEEN made
through the same channel, in which 1t
is p iLted out that in convention
signed at st Petersburg between + G.
land and Rus ia, one of the ar icles
guarantees 10 British subjects, from
whatsoever quarter they may rive,
the right to forever enjoy toe privi-
leges Of navigation and fishirg in toe
Pacific ocean, or any part thereof.
From this point it is argued that the
United Stats could net have received
from Russia the right to exclusive
nsvigat on or fishing or sealing prlvi-
leges in the Alaskan wat.rs.
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IA KSON, MISS.
The State Drill Indefinitely Post
oam pOned- tDied,
e lA1i 'FTTTT ITT
,IsPKCrAD To TIE APPEAL.


J4oK'os, MISS September "a
Gard tJths Public; Some weeks ego,
after the holding Of a state fair hal
been abandoned, we concluded to have
State dill and eneampment on the
18th, 14th, 18th and 18th of DC ober
next. We arranged a programme and
every senc opTa cement that could have
been expected was fteely given us by
the citizens Of jackson, to enable US
to guarantee the premiums offered
and expenses incident to the success
full carrying through OF the enterprise.
We have, after full conference with
the various companies composing the
Mississippi National Guards, deter
mined to prs p9ne the drill and en-
campment indefinitely, as the time
heretofore determined upon will not
meet the convenience of many COM
panies who desire to attend. The
time being at the beginning of
the busy season, many off.
GERS and men could not leave
their business and employment. We
desire to extend our sincere thanks to
our friends for the generous aid OF.
fered, and hope at some future time
We may be enabled to arrange splen.
did drill aud encampment, one which
wi afford pleasure and recreation TO
all who NAV attend. Respectfully,
MISSISSIPPI DRILL ASSOCIATION.
By W. l.. SHELTON, Secretary.
There is much disappointment ex-
pressed here at the p ,stponement Of
the dill. 1t is stated that there were
but four competing companies entered
for the drill, quite a number of other
companies having entered and after
ward withdrawn on account of the
reasons set forth in the above card.
Mr.. Miles Hardy, one of the chief
managers for the lesees of the peniten-
tiary, died today from hematuric fever.
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head annually. New Brunswick had
a number OF shoe factories; under the
tariff they have disappeared, and Que
bee and Montreal have got the bust
ness. These provinces could buy
their shoes cheaper at Lynn, Macs,
and could pay for them in their own
products, but protection iorbids, and
money has to be paid for the dearer
articles. The tariff at first, as usual,
stimulated new enterprises. Three
sugar refneries and q cotton mill were
extended, but one cotton mill has
passed away. The Nova Scotia iron
and steel works, formerly prosperous,
is now winding up, and new one
tarled on protection stimulus is in
difficulties. Protection has ruined the
coast trade, and st. John, formerly 80
prosperous, is now declining. The
heavy and cheap products that could
be taken to the United States will not
pay, because projection prevents
obtaining return freight. 1t is
the injury done" to Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick and Prince Ed
words Island that makes them desire
10 leave the Canada union, expecting
that as independent provinces they
could make satisfactory terms with
the United States. Boston is the real
capital Of these provinces, and with it,
rot Quebec or Montreal, they cesire
to do business and have intercourse.
when you get down to their bottom
Thoughts" says the Herald correspond
ent, "it means free intercourse with
the United States, and il you scratch
a Liberal deep enough you find an an
nexaiionis'," because Boston is their
natural market, which, they ssy, they
must have to prosper, but the tariff
deprives them OF II. So il ever lie, pro.
teclion is Artificial, it destroys natural
tendencies and relations, but in the
end nature will conquer, or ruin will
be the cor sequence. Money is taken
from there three provinces 10 fill the
Golfers of Montreal and Quebec, and
those provinces are sick Of the one
sided business, for the protection they
were assured would bring them pros
pelity is running them.
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The Verdict stands.

WAsHINaToN, September 90. =
sproule, the American who was con-
victed in British Columbia OF murder,
and whose sentence of death was sus-
pended pending an appeal to the
courts at Ottawa, and alter to the
Privy Council of Great Britain, will
probably be executed on the lst OF
October, the day 10 which he was
respited The State Department has
exerted itself ia his behalf, but hes
today been informed from London
that the representations made in
Sproule's behalf have not been con-
sidered sufficient y weighty to ovsr.
turn the verdict or longer postp me
the sentence.
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THE CATTLE DISEASE.
THE STATE AUTHORITIES OF
ILLINOIS WILL
Cooperate With the Bureau of Ami.
mai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Still HOing On.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-The
Commissioner Of Agriculture eceived
t day the following letter from the
Governor Of Illinois:
STATE OF ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE OFFICE, /
ePRIsGPIELD, ILL.,, Sept. ~, 1886. !
Hon. Norman j. Coleman, Commissioner O,
Agriculture, Washington, ID. c.:
DEAR SIR-I have the honor 10 in.
form you that l have this day duly
signed and acceptt d, 80 far as any act
of mine as Governor of the State NAV
be necessary to accept the same, the
rules and regulations for cooperation
between the United States Depart.
ment of Agriculture and the authori-
ties of the State OF Illinois for the su o.
preston and extirpation of contagious
pleuio-pneumonia of cattle, with
certain erasures, interliueations
and alterations therein noted in
writing above the signature OF
DR.. d. E. Salmon, Chief OF
the Bureau of Animal Indus ry; and
have this day forwarded 10 DR.. Sal
mon copy go modified and accepted
with in sti ucEions that the same be de-
livered to you. / have retained a
copy for fling in tbs Office OF the Sec
rotary of State of Illinois and have
direcled that third copy be prep, re d
for delivery to the Board of Live
Sock Commissioners OF this State f. r
Their ne and direction. l take this
occasio 10 exDreI my thanks to you
p rsonaliy t1f hea ty CO op q atlo n
tx ended hy The UUi ed Sta tee Gov
ernmen. TO our Stst9 in the effort to
extirpat1 what appears to be pretty
serious outbreak OF con ,agious pleuro-
pneumonia in the city OF C1icsgo
Yours very resp C fulle,
R. j. oGLEsBY.
WASHINGTON, Sep emb 20 The
Comm ssoner VI Agriculture has re-
ceived the following letter.
TIE PLAINS, VA, September 80, 1885.
Hon Norman J. Coleman, Commissioner of
Agriculture, Washington, d. c.:
MY DEAR SIR see oy the news
papers that the Chicago Stock Yards
ptople are denying the existence Of
sny disease among cattle at their
yards. / must beg you to send veter-
Iauinn 10 this section a. soon as posi-
be to look after the diseased cattle
that were brought hers directly from
Chicago stock yards by Mr.. E. L. Ho-
ten. liam that lhe dlseass exist',
or that catlle are dying III three coun-
ties, Fauquier, Prince William and
Loudon, tney being cate bought in
Chicago. In every Instance they came
from Chicago. l have seen none OF
hem, but hear tnat many of them out
Of each car load 30 brought have died,
and Others are sick, some of our
farmers say from Texas fever" but
all say the cattle have a cough, which
1 know is not peculiar to Texas
fever" This thing should te stopped,
if possible; blu al my efforts it'll the
Virginia Legislature last winter mot
being a membsr) to supplant the
United Safes law as to pleuro pneu.
MONA were unavailiug.
ROBERT BEVERLY.
The Commissioner has sent DR..
Dyer to Virginia to make an investigN-
ton,
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Not PIeuro-Pnoumonia.

CLEVELAND, O., September 20 "A
few days tiuce it was reported that
herd Of cattle recently brought to
Summit county, o., from Iowa, were
afflicted with pleuro-pueumonia, thir.
teen of the ANNA having died within
a dav or two of a strange disease. A
Leader fpfcisl from Akron tonight
says that DIR. Butler, State Veterinary
Surge on, has just made an examine
ton of the herd. He finds that the
disease is neither pleuro-pneumonia
nor Texas fsver, but anthrax, blood
disease, which he thinks was con-
tracted in the malarial district OF the
West before the cattle reached the
Ohiclgo stock yards. He Gays the
quarantine precautions already taken
will prevent it's spread.
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Masons Call ON the President.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-The
General Grand Chapter Royal Arch
Nations held shoit session this morn
ing, and in the afternoon called in a
body, accompanied by their ladies, at
the White House and were given re-
ception by the President. Tonight
they were given a banquet by the
Grand r A. Chapter of the District of
Columbia at Masonic Temple. About
$50 ladies and gentlemen attended the
banquet. Senator Dolph OF Oregon,
responded to the toast Free Mason
ry." washington, the Father OF our
Country" and "Washington, the Cap.
ital Of our Country" were responded TO
by Isaac L. Johnson, aud "The Press"
by j. Soule Smith, Of Louisville. At
tomoirow's session of the Grand
Chapter the election OF officers will
take place.
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Investigations still Going On.

CHICAGO, ILL, September 29-The
six veterinary surgeons recommended
by Prof. salmo on 10 Coo missioner Cole
man, of the Bureau of Agriculture, for
app ointment to assist investigating the
pleuro-pneumonis among cattle in and
about this city, are Drs. Alexander
Murray, Michigan; w. II. Rose, Wash
ipgton; M. r Irumoauer, Illinois,; I. j.
Herr, New York; w RJwland, Jerss y
City, aud ]. W. Hawk, New York.
Commissioner McCnesney ta'd today
that no dec sion had yet been reached
regarding the proposed slaughter of
exposed cattle. Meantime quarantine
is being strictly maintained and vet
Urinary surgeons are still making in-
vest cations,
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
On Track OF the Negro Rapist, bnt
He Again Escapes.
,spEoIAL TO THE APPEAL

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September 20 -
It Turns out that the rapist, for whoI Q
pursuit the Pat mines bloodhounds
were teleg raphed for lsst night, really
was the Shelby county negro, Nicely.
Some original pursuer of the negro,
hearing of his inquiry OF the way to
Gadeden, went there to find his trail
again. Early yesterday morning,
while telling the Town Marshal his
mission. he saw the negro coming up
street. Nicely also saw him, and turning
the corGer, mace for the woode. Sew
eral men followed and almost came
up with him, the Marshal firing at
him five times without effect, but he
escaped TO the mountain. Several
squads Of men kept up the hunt, aud
this afternoon one man found him
lying in bed of leaves and fred a
single bArTeled shotgun at him, but he
again g>t away.
Teleg ans came from Atlanta today
announcing the arrest OF negro an
swering the desCr ption Of Joe Wight,
who is wanted for killing Peter Ware
hire SatuId day night.
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The Drawback ON Refined sugar.

WAsHINGToN, September 29.-The
Treasury Department has issued the
following circular to customs officers
in res ard 10 the rae of drawba k on
dried refined sugar: On all refined,
loaf, cut loaf, crushed, grsnulated add
powdere ed sugar, stove dried, or ried
by oiher equally effective process, tx
ported on and after November l.,
1885, drawback will be allowed at the
rate of 2 200 cents yer pound less
the legal retention of one per cent.
The above rate is provision ally estab
lished in lieu OF that existing OF 2
50 100 cents per pound pending an in
quuy as 10 what further reduction
msy be necessary.
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Now KNnIosiYe ror nombs.

PARIS, September 29.--Gen. Boulan-
ger, desiring to secure from the gov
eminent an Appropriation of $25,000,-
coo for new explosive bombs, rec ntly
Invited the Budget Committee to wit.
res the experiment he was carrying
on in private. The experiments were
made with monster mortar, designed
as a typs FIR the destruction OF fortii'
cations The missile thrown explodes
with exceedingly destructive effect
II is cha ged with new explosive, OF
whose composition Gen BoulaDgei
and his associates alone possess the
secret
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Railroad BrAk emen Demand an In-
crease,

CLEVELAND, o., September 29.-Tbe
brakemtn on the New York, Psnrsyl-
vania aud OHIO railroad have de.
manded an inc ease in their wages
from 81 rs to 50 a day. The managers
Of the road have BEEN given until Fri
day noon . make an answer. II the
demand is not met the men will strike.
Toe yard bIakemen at Youngstown
were recently given an advance, and
the men at Sharon and Sbarpsville,
Pa, are now asking that their wages
be- increased also. They, too, will
strike Friday if they are lot grantee
the increase.
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con. she,idan nd LenvenMorlh.

LRAvRNwoRrH, KAs., Septt mbsr 20,
Gen. Phil Sheridan arrived at Forl
Leavsnworth today and will present
the medals awarded to the successful
contestants in the rife team tomorrow.
He will remiin at Fort Leavenworth
until Friday.
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No Massacre IN the Northwest.

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, September
20.-The editor of the Fort Mel cod
Gazette wires the MdnitObidn that no
massacre by the Indians has occurred
in Il NorEhHe vest as reported. Every
thing is quiet There. The Blcods are
GA their reserve. He adds that the
rnmor probably originated from the
killing OF a lew Boots in Montana
come time auO
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Special Notice to Shippers.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co..
Memphis, September 3, 1856 }
THE completion of the Yazoo and Missis-
L sippi Valley R.R,, from Jackson, Miles,,
to Greenwood, Miss, OPENS UP AN ALL
RAIL LINE, without break Of bulk or trans
fer of freight, to following named points;
XazOO city, Eden, II. Lake, Good
Hope Gin, MiIesViIIe, Shachleford,
TchuIO, KERN, CrugeT, sidOD, Rising
Sun, Greenwood.
Shipments 10 landings near these points
should be made to nearest station named
above. Your business is respectfully So
licited over the NJ. end 7. Road, as freight
reaches Its destination the following day oil
delivery OF our depot. A. J; kNAPP,
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Carson City New Mint 20 BE Re.
opened.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-Act-
ing Secretary Fairchild has authorized
the reopeniug OF the mint at Carson
Q ty, New, as an assay office for the re
ceipt OF deposits of bullion. This
action was taken on the recommends.
ton Of the Director of the Mint and
with the fall approval Of the President.
tits intended as an experiment, as it
said at the Department that it is
doubtful whether the deposits at the
mint will warrant even lis conduct as
an ss.ay Office. Its future operation
as coinage mint will depend alto
gether upon thu extent OF its deposits.
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The welsh Harm RexettR.

LONDON, September 20 In the
Welsh Harp Regetta, Ross and Teemer
will stsrt at the scratch, Hamm will
Do allowed three seconds; Lee, FIVE
Ten Eyck, six; Perkins and Bubear,
eight each; NelsoD, ten; East, thir.
teen and Goodwin, Pearce and Toilet,
fifteen each.
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AM convinced. after testip0 |

l AM convinced, after testing it's
virtue in exceedingly severe and OBJ.
inate cases, that I jngaline possesses
decided and marked curative proper
ties in rheumatic neuralgia, and in
many Instances of muse uar rheums-
tism. WALTER COLES, MD,
ST Louis Mo-
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Plnnina MfII Rurner

BALDWIN, Mich, September 20
The fire in the planning mill last night
at Wilmington il supposed to have
been caused by a spark from the fur
mace. The planning mill, dry kiln and
several thousand feet Of lumber were
destroyed. The loss is estimated at
$4,000; insurance about $4,000.
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louisville Cenent.
PREPARE FOR FLOODS.

Foundations, cellar walls and build
ings subject to overflow should be con-
structed with Louisville Cement. II 10
the standard.
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Frost I'm Michigan.

EAST lawns, MICH, September 30.
-H'avy frost here last night damaged
what garden truck it could reach.
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FLASHING in their pearly sheen,
From the glorious coralline,
See those teeth untarnishedl
White alike the back and front,
Yes, by the fragrant S0Z0D0NT,
May beauty's mouth be garnished
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-11
A ST. les balsers.

Deux jeunes Polonais, Louis
Klubkuski ct Sophie Koleski SO
sont mari6s l'autre soir d Chicago,
suivant les us ct coutumes de leur
pays natal. Les invites 6taient
tres nombreux ct, CONNIE d'habi-
tude, en- pareille occurrence, la bic
re a coul6 q fots. Dependant la
noce qui await commence gaiement
s'est termin6e par une bataille GO
n6rale entire les invites que la bois-
son await surexcit6s. A la fin DIES
noces de CO genre, il est d'usage,
paraft.il, que les garcons d'hon-
neurs, invites, etc, qui veulent EN-
brasser la jeune mari6e, patent ST
par baiser.. Lorsque la c6r6monie
de reimbursement qui devait clore
la noce a commence, la jeune So
phie a Ste assaiIlie de tous c6tes
par d'anciens admirateurs sc bous.
culant impitoyablement les uns les
autres pour la d6vorer de baisers.
Tant qu'ils ont pave, le mari, res
pectueux DIES usages 6tablis, ma
rien dit; mails quelques jeunes
gaillards ayant essay6 de faire de
Ia contrebande ct d'embrasser sans
bourse d6lier, il en- est r6sult6 une
bagarre 6pouvantable au cours de
Iaquelle les horizons tombaient
CONNIE grele. Les femmes Giles
memes 6talent entrees en- lice ct
tout ce monde qui s~'embrassait
tout q l'heure Sc battait mainte-
nant avec lie meme entrain. Fina-
lement la police est Intervene ct
CO nest pas sans peine qu'elle a
dispers6 les combattants. Ceux-cl,
en- effet, a l'arrivee DIES policemen,
ont tournA leur rage contre eux;
lis o..t meme failli les METRE dams
une honteuse d6route. Les fem
mes, Y compris la jeune mari6e,
6taient les plus violentes. Un po-
liceman a et6 81 cruellement mordu
q la main par Pune d'elles quill a
dn Sc faire porter malade. Force
dependant est rest6e q ls loi ct cling
on six perturbateurs ont etc arre-
t6s ct condamn6s le leDdemain 3
une amende.
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La CONSUMPTION GUERIE.

IN vieux medecin retire, ayant recu
dun m%lssionnaire DIES Insics Orientales
la formule dun remede simple ct vege-
,al pour Ia guetison rapide et permanent
tie de la Consumption, II Broncbite, le
Catarrhc, l'Asthme ct toutes les Aztec
tons des Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qul
gnerit radicalemrnt la Dnbilite Nerveuse
ct tout s les Maladies Nerveuses; apres
avoir. eprouve scs remarquablss cffets
curatifs dams des milliers de cas-, trouve
que c'cst SIN devoir de lie faire %connaitre
aux malades. Polsse par lie desir dc
soulager les souff de rhumaniie
i'enverrai gratis 4 cenA qul lie desirent,
cette recette en- Allemand, Francois on
Argtais, avec instructions pour la prepa
rer ct l,employer. Expedite par la poste
81 on addresse avec un timbre nommant
&c Journal, w. "A. NoYEs, l49 Powers
Block, Rochester. ]. Il.
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Nouvelles religleuses.
BON EFFET DUNE RETRAITE.

.r BUN tffE1 u ONE E1hA14E s $3.50
M. Ferdinand Gagnon, redacteur
du Travaitseur de Worcester, Mass.
rapporte lie trait suivant:
"Terminons par une bien belle
preuve de la misericorde divine.
On salt que lie R6vd Pere Hamon,
J.J., preche DIES retraites depuis
IN an, dams les differences colonies
condolences de la Nouvelle Angle
terre ct quill y etablit une societe
d'hommes sous lie LON de Ligue
du Sacr6- Occur.
"Dans une de ces recentes re.
traites il rencontre un bon Cana
diem, dune sante robuste, brave
homme au fond, mails un peu ne.
gllgent dams ses devoirs religieux.
Get homme suivit les exercices de
la retraite ct, la grace touchant son
occur, il commune deux fois, Sc fit
membre de la Ligue du Sacr6-
Occur. LIE jour meme on lie lende-
main, un accident don't il fut la
victime lui enleva la vie pressure
subitement; il portrait sur So poi.
trine l'insigne de son enrichment
sous la banniere du Sacr6 Occur.
Henreuse mort, heureux efet de
la mlsericorde de D1eu."
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Extrait dune correspondence
d. Ottawa adress6e a PElecteur de
Quebec.

Extrait dune correspondence
d'Ottawa adress6e q IElectew de
Quebec.
Samedi soir a Gu lieu au S6nat
lie grand lever que lie gouverneur
dome q l'ou,erture de chaque SEES
sion. Un DIES 6v6nements de CO
lever a etc l'apparition de Lady
Macdonald, ayec une parure en-
iiamants que Went de lui bonner
Sir George Stephens. On dit que
cette parure a codt6 q Londres trois
mile louis sterling ($l5,000) ct
ellie parait les valolr. Lady Mac
donald portrait aussi une broche
form6e de la derniere fche plantee
sur le Pacifque. Cette fche est
en- or orn6 de brillants. Inutile de
dire que, tout en- admirant cette
parure dune richesse toute orien-
tale, les autres danes regrettaient
de n'avoir pas pour maris DIES hon.
mes en- etat de donner cent millions
de pi%astres q ceux qui reconnais-
sent 81 replacement les faveurs qui
leur ont etc faites a meme la caisse
publique. Je Grains beaucoup que
Ia fche de Lady Macdonald, toute
MAGNITUDE qu'elle soft, ne consti-
tue gu une pauvre fche de conso-
lation pour les e%lecteurs qui au-
ront a manger du pain take pour
payer les millions donn6s a Sir
George Stephen ct aux autres ma
gnats du Pacifque.
kxA
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I'm scandale a St-LOuis.

Un jeune commissionnaire en-
marchanlises de St-Louis, Nilsson.
ri, M. Charles Sweet, ayant appris
reinforcement que la conduite de
sa jeune femme adoree laissait
beaucoup q deslrer, a voulu s'as
surer par lui.meme de toute p6
tendue de son malheur. Fl a Gu re
cours pour celia au vieux moyen
qui r6ussit toujours, ct il a dit q ga
femme qu'une affaire i%mportante
l'obligeait d partlr imm6diatement
en- voyage. I'm r6alit6 Sweet est
rest6 q St.Louis ct s'est adroite
ment cache pour surveiller les al.
lees ct venues de la jeune femme
C'est ainsi quill Ia vue le soir Sc
rendre, bras dessus bras dessous,
avec un leune homme gull ne con
naissait meme pas, 3 rhott Hunt,
on les deuA amoureux ont pris unt
chambre pour la NUT sous le pseu.
donyme de M. ct Nine Wilson.
Fou de douleur, NJ. Sweet est ale
trouver sol associ6 pour lui de-
mander conseil ct, quelques ms
tants apres, accompagne de quel
ques amis ct de deux policemen,
il SO rendait a l'hotel on les coupa
bles ont etc surpris en- fragrant de
lit. LIE mari outrage a bondi sur
son rival ct il allait I6trangler
sur place 81 ses amis ct les poll.
cemen ne Zen avaient heureuse
ment empeche. Cette triste afai-
re va Sc terminer malntenant par
un process en- divorces, qui aura
d'autant plus de reimbursement q
Saint Louis que les %jeunes epouz
Sweet Y etaient tres ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
connus. Ajoutons en- terminant
que Nine Sweet est une tres jolie
blonde, a peine agee de vingt.deux
ans, ct que son complete, Harry
Plat, est un commls de magasin
appartenant q une honorable ia.
mile.