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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
REGENT RILEY
unclanks Himself nnl Talks Politics at
tho Normal School.

Unclaaks Himself nnd Talks Politics a
tho Normal School.
Special Dttpdtch to he InteRiGtrcer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Juno oO.-The
Democracy OF West Virginia seem tc
have neglected none Of the school com.
mencements OF the State in their cam.
paisning efforts. The latest returns come
from Fairmont in connection with the
Normal school. Chairman Riley came
to tho front in that locality. Chairman
Riley Is n very deep schemer, and il
may be remembered, ran a campaign a
couple OF years sinco which report says
he was not altogether satisfied with.
Neither was his party. He proposes to
run this campaign on an entirely new
and original basis. lie has some brand
new schemes in stock, Que OF which he
unfolded in strict privacy at Fairmont.
Chairman Riley was, Of course, merely
an ontookes in Venice at the scenes OF
commencement, but he had conceived
the idea, in common with other mem.
bers Of his party at hlorgantown, that
the youth OF our schools furnish the
best Of material OH which to graft the
truths OF Democracy, and that commence.
ment was the time for the work.
Having evolved this idea he proceed.
ed to put it iu practice. 10 this end he
ro aro,,nI ksy> of 4.
male students OF the Normal School, the
Democracy OF whom he had been in.
formed was unquestioned, and 10 them
spoke substantially as follows:
1--WE are going TO work the Farmers'
Alliance scheme this fall, and this is the
part you young gentlemen can take in
the operation. While you are ut home
this summer use every effort to get your
friends and acguaintances to join the
Alliance. Devote yourselves especially to
Republicans. We know that the men
who will join the Alliance will consist
largely Of Republicans anyhow, Just as
was true OF the Prohibition party, but
we want to make sure OF this. We will
look out for the kind OF Democrats who
lOAus AhA NllCA tlC AllluuCC CUultS W
make its nominations we will see to it
that by force OF circumstances Demo.
Gratis are successful. The regular Demo-
cratic conventions will then be held and
We will simply endorse the Alliance
nominees." So spoke the astute chair.
man. Unfortunately for him one OF the
young gentlemen to whom he spoke was
thorough Republican who lost no
time in communicating with his friends,
and the news in due time has reached
this city.
While the exact language OF Chair
man Riley has not been given, the time,
place aud ideas are undeniabie. Fur
thermore the name Of the gentleman
who furnishes this information is OBJ.
tainab!e, and his veracity is unqucs-
tionable.
Mr.. Riley's plan, like many others OF
his, bears the stamp OF simplicity.
Nothing would be easier than to do US
he proposes, no doubt. Nothing, perhaps,
would insure his party an easier way
out Of its embarrassments, but, and here
it has further resemblance to many OF
Mr.. Riley's former plans, it scarcely
seems probable that the members OF the
Alliance can be as easily handled As he
appears to expect.
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New York, June 20.-samuel Oppen.
helm locked out 100 Of their cutter
operatives and cloak makers this morn.
ing, making twelve firms in all now who
have locked their men out. About 1000
men and women are idle in consequence
olthe strlke,bnt they are cheerful and
claim to be able to hold out all summer
i necessary TO pake the employers
recognize their unlons. - A
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ElIllt Glnsh ScalE.

PIrTsRuEau, Pa, June 2O.-The Flint
Glass workers have resented their scale
OF wages for tho ensuing year to the
manufacturers. The scale advances
wages about l2 per cent. Tho manutac.
turers have tho matter under considera-
tion. ,s-.
The manufacturers held a meeting and
declared they could not pay the advance,
but deferred final action until the meet.
ing in Baltimore on July 10. Subse-
quently tho wage committee Of workers
will be met. 1t is said in case the men
will not modify their demands, the
bottle houses will remain closed indefi-
uitely after the. regular annual shut
down commencing next Saturday.
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Faith Curls, wiilut,s I,el.nsed.

"WAsnlSeroS. Pa, June oO.-Rov.
john Willetts, who has been confined
in the jail at this place for wife deser.
ton, obtained his release under the in.
solvent law. Willetts is evidently not
without funds, as he presented Warden
Kennedy with fine oaken chair with
card on it, stating that he hoped he
would meet him when Christ came,
in 1909. sI ,f
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Special Dispatch to the Inioliqenctr.
PAHKERssURa, June 20. Another
death occurred yesterday morning in
that reeking pest house known as the
old Spencer building, George Saith,
father Of the little boy. y.who there starved
to death few weeks ago, was tho vic.
tim this time, and tho old mans death
was caused more from lack OF proper
food and proper care and attention than
anything else. He was aged about fifty
years and leaves q wife aud four chill
t,ren. The remains were inferred in the
county cemetery by the county under
taker to-day. The deceased was a brave
old soldier but was neglected by his
romrndae
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I, was agreed IN COnlerCuCe tIlas uuA,
~ ~ ~ :, ,.snmer all shall do missionary
,us ,u6s,t T ;n T ,he ray Of getting as many
Democrats as possible to )olne the rarm nai !,
ers' Alliance, viii, a Wv to finally gam
control Of that organization, " .he t,e
interests Of the Democracy. When me M
Republican farmers join, the Democracy
will get III its work by persuading 'hel.
that the Democrats will control tSe
organization and that II any farmer ex'
nccts TO derive benefits he must work
With the majority. When tho Alliance,
makes It's nolninatio for Legislature aud
other offices, tho prominent Democrats
are to see tbnt Democrats are nominated.
Then the Democratic county conven'
tions will endorse tho nominees. In
this way the Farmers Alliance. o nom
partisan organization, is to be made tho
ca,'s.paw OF tho gang OF politicians who
Gays resolved that Wet Virginia shal!
not bo Gu. OF from tho solid South, II
th,y have to sacrifice conscience to pre-
vent it. The honest farmers who belong
IA The Alliance and who are banded to.
I,.t.,sr ior their own protection, will not
.Is deceived by tho hypocriticas pro;
icssions oi ,y;endship and oyertures held
out to them by professional politicians.
NOTABLE ADsESTEEs. i
I said the rank aud flc Of tho De.
mocracy were not represented; mel
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Not Unexpccte,l,

CHICAGO, June 20.-The Park Ma
tional Bank, Of this city, closed its doors
this morning, and u crowd OF depositors
now surround its place OF business.
The failure was not unexpected in
banking circles. Its president made con.
siderable money in the hat business
and took charge Of the bank without, Il
is said, sufficient knowledge OF banking.
The result was that it's loan department
was understood to be conducted loss
strictly than conservative bankers con.
slider necessary, with tho result OF GET.
ting rather poor line OF paper,
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New York, June 20. - Twenty.six
years ago yesterday, the Uhited State
ship kearsagc, Capt. John A. Wins.
low, whipped the Confederate steamer
Alabama, Captain selnmes, go badly
that the latter vessel, afte- a
62:minute engagement, struck her
colors, and sank to the bottom Of
the sea. This is the reason why the
kearssge vas decked all over with the
Stars and Stripes yesterday as she lay Ut
the dock In the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Every year the ktarsage celebrates ia
honor Of the event, no matter in what
part Of the world she is in. g.-
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BELLEvlLLE, ONT, June 2l-l'eter Ed
ward Davis, who on September 10 last,
murdered his paramour's husband by
shooting him through the heart, was
hanged here at 4 o'clock this morning.
He declared his innocence to the last.
While standing on the scaGold without
atremos, he exclaimed: II am innocent,
80 help me God,p s R.@5gf= .ll
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Strike Settled,

PlrrsDuRGu, Pa, June 20.-The strike
OF the through brakemen on the Mo-
nongahela division Of the Pennsylvania
railroad. was settled to-day, the men &C.
cepting the proposition Of tho officials
for slight advance. Freight is moving
again ea usNal. ~ !
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Dubois WnA Sorry.

QUEBEC, June 2O.-Ffitz Dubois was
hanged inthe jail yard here at s o'clock
this morning. On the scatIold he nd.
dressed those present as follows: swell,
gentlemen, I am very sorry for the deed
1have done. hope I will meet my vile
and children il heaven; that's ALL -
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They Wore Thirsty.

LEEcnHuRa, Pa, June a0.-silverman,
who opened up the first "original pack
age" house in this State, and was sus-
tanned by the County Court, has reopen
ed his place aud taken into partnership
P.J. Canon. A car containing sixty.
five barrels Of beer, in quarters and
eishths, arrived this morning, aud by 7
p. ~. ten barrels hsd been sold.
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New YoEK, June 2Q.-Six Italians and
twenty Hungarian immigrants were de.
tanned Of the barge office to-day on sus.
picion that they were contract laborers.
The Italians were going to Pittsburgh,
and it is thought the Hungarians were
imported to take the places Of striking
miners In PennsyIvania, .
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{WTefK0Ha99H 00FtFHHIeHt V!Hrfrs
Speca. DIspu:eh to the Ir!tiligecer.
PARKEEsBuRa, June 20..-Samuel Bon'
nett was arrested last night, near Alum
Bridge, in Lewis county. by special
agent Roomc, and brought to this city
and lodged in Jail this morning. Bon
nett Is charged with having falsely i'm
personated q Government officer to de-
fraud pensioners in that portion Of the
State.
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Dixos, I'll, june ga terrible cy.
clone passed through the southern part
Of this county this evening. It passed
through the village OF Suble,te,
tearing down. all the prominent
buildings and killing four persons aud
wounding several Others. A strip OF
farm houses southeast Of the village was
also desolated and 1nany persons hurt,
. school house in, Brooklyn township
SontGln!ng q children was entirely
wrecked, aud l9 children injured, :
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DIED,

VAN PkLT-0n Thurlday, June 10, 1890, At
ocioeH =. m, JAMES II. VAN rELT, In the
both year OF his age. 49,. -''S-n'-'
Funeral from hts late residence on Bank Htreet,
On Sunday aiterneen al 9 o'lsek. Funeral
oe!9many in 3harcS OF WaAhlnston Castle
10. S, K, q. Z. nisIcr Castles invited 10 at.
tend. Warrington Castle will meet at D,
m. In their hall. Intcrment ut Weeks
Cemetery. A. HoCKlNBERRY,N,C
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Tho J ufy Acquitted Them.

CH1cAso, June 20.-Tte Jury in the
case Of Corcoran aud Alderman.elect
McAbee, who were on trial Tor alleged
wholesale election frauds during the
last election here. this morning returned
A verdict acquitting the prisoners,
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Husband and wife Hung.

ELxo, NEy., June 20.-Josiah Potts
and his wife, ElisAboth Potts, were
hanged here ut l0;4S this forenoon for
the murder Of Miles Fawcets, in Janu-
ary, 1883. L--y- -.--.t -. Z.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June 20-The safe
OF Lewis N. Dli.er, book.maker at 4l3
West Ninth street, was cracked by burg.
lars last night who secured 5000 in
cash, $500 in diamonds and about $500
in notes.
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Zig League Games.

Pittsturgh,2: Philadelphia, II. (N.L.)
Buffalo, II; New York, s. (P.L,
CINCINNATI, 9; Boston, 4 IN. l..
Phlladelphia, S; Pittsburgh. l. (P. L.)
Columbus, !; St. Louis, 5. (Asso.)
Brooklyn, 10; Cleveland, 5. IN. L.)
b Boston, =; Cleveland, 3; (P. L.
Toledo, -; Louisville, .. Asso.)
Athletic, 8; Syracuse, 7. (Asso.)
Rochester, 6; Brooklyn, .. (Asso.)
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Observation-Disclosures,

CHICAGO, June 2o.-Tho journal thig
afternoon will say that Census Supervisor
Gilbert unwittingly gave its reporterlthe
approximate number ofpeople living in
this city, and it statesN this number at
l,250, 900. wv D.. ~ b =.
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pntOuntlGu l,cIiort,

WASHINGTON, June 2o.-The report
that the superintendent Of the Census
has authorised Supervisors to give out
censns figures is denied by Mr.. Porter,
He says THO report is wiihout foundation,
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Bitten " Mad DOGS,

AsuEvlLlr, N. O., June 20. = Two
boys were bitten by mad dog here to-
day md will be sent 10 New York for
t;egtment by the Pasteur Institute.
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WAsuIsGroS, June g0.-The President
has signed the bill granting q pension to
Della 7. S. Parnell, the mother Of Charles
Stewart Parnell. j.
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srNLN'rLplR IoIAIE.IWilEEIIsI-in1,,-..M, m Il, a. :.
? o 100 vUrl I-Il
. 0 % . o 0 oil

=, Earned runs-Whccllng, II; Springfield, g..
Two'Dasc hiis-Mllls, Smith. Ayni!,ase, Ly,le,
Osborne. Meyers. Thrce.baAe hits-Lcorsc, beiz,
Home Home tnn-teorgc. Sacrifice hits--Willnins,
Mills. ., osborne. George Myers Struck out-
~ Osborne, 4; BY Gibson, !; by Bnrcha:t, 3
bases Oh balls-0n Osborne. 8: or Gibson, .; oil
niTshard; ; $. Ill: by ball--By Nurehnrd, L.
"itd pttcftcs-3y Gitson,2. Passed batt-fyiIc
!. Double plaS -llAller to Mills to smilh, Time,
2:l3. umplrc-Iliil, '".'
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.i..,, New Postmaster Appointed.
Spetid! Dls1dtch 10 The Inte!igsneer. 4
WASHINGTON, D. G., June oO.-J. L.
Webb has been appointed postmaster at
Coatesville, Raleigh county, vice A. p.
Williama, removed.
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Lesl.latiye Approximation Eli panaed.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Lepisla.
tive Appropriation bill was passed by
the sensts ls.4c3 with q few triaipg
changes. ~ ~ =
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SPECIAL attention is given to Vienna
Bread to-day at the Wheeling Bakery.
Try a loaf and you will find it just what
YOU want. a-,-,.5.. b. I'.,,
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u.n.,, R. II. F,
fuunss sown.................,,, :
:, Battcrics-Mans1eld, Bishop and Flsck
youngstown, McMichacls, Conway and Cody.
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VqE a Coffee that gives satisfaction
Ohio Valley, s" n
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A Waterloo for Canton.
Mansfield Keeps Up Its Pace.
'psctat Disldtrh IN fhs Jn,,IIins1,rer

YOUNGSTOWN, June 20.-The home
+ team 'I'1 was again laid out to-day by Mans.
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WHERE IS THE SILVER BlLL?i

Nr. Williama, OF Illinois, said that yes
:terday while tie motion to reconsider
was pending and the resolution had
been adopted. the chairman Of The Com
mittee on Coinage hr5 walked up to the
Speakers desk, taking up . bill, handed
it to hia elerk, who refused to answer
question IS to whether it was the sill
yer bill, and who took It sway, t re.
quired m explanation; it looked like a
conspiracy to obtain physical possession
Of the bill and deprive the House OF an
opportunity to pass upon it. fts
NJ, Conger. OF Iowa, said that the bill
had been aeiivcc::aad to his clerk before
II o'clock yesterday, morning and had
been receipted for. During the after.
noon, upoh the request ot ltne Journal
clerk, 1t had been put in his .posessioE
for short time, in order 10 make some
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Mort dune aware.

Une enquete de coroner a Gu lieu
a Chicago au suJet de la mort sus
pects dune vlellle femme du nom
de Caroline Glazer, dec6d6e subj
tement dams un miserable loge-
ment de Walls street. On a trou-
We sous l'oreiller de la defunte une
sachoche renfermant une fortune
de $4,000 on titres hypothecaires
Ut autres valeurs. Or, l'autopsie a
d6montr6 que Nine Glazer 6tait
morte des suites DIES privations
qu'elle s'imposait par %avarice. Get
to femme, gui Sc couchait tous les
soirs avec $4,000 sous son oreil-
Ter, WYATT comme une mendiante
ct l'on peut dire qu'elle s'est lais
see litteralement MOURN d'inani-
ton, faute do nourriture su&sante.
Son mari, qui 6tait egalement
dune avarice sordide, est
mort pressure dams les me-
mes conditions au mois de mars
dernier. Originalres de Baviere,
les epoux Glazsr 6taient 6tablis 3
Chicogo depuis 1848. On ne leu1
connaft pas d'h6ritiers en- Am6ri
que.
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Hydrophobie par Impression.

LIE comte Louis Siciliano di
Rende, un des freres du cardinal
di Repde, archeveque de- B6ne-
vent, autrefois nonce a Paris, est
mort ces jours dernlers dams ses
propri6t6s de Glovlnazzo, dams la
Pouille (ancien royaume de Ma
ples), succombant aux atteintes de
lhydrophobie. Ii y a un mois, lie
comte await WI son CHEN favori en-
probe q une maladie Grange, que
les v6t6rlnaires d6clarerent etre
rhydrophobie. LIE comte fit abat
tire sur-le-champ l'animal.
Qu-lques jours apres, il COM
menca a SO sentir malade. II fu-
yait Ia compagnie des stems, Sc met
TAFT a trembler q la vue de reau.
Ce NAL a%ugmentait tous les jours
advantage. LIE comte ne pouvait
plus nj boire, nj manger, nj dor
mir. Les acces. d'hydrophobie ut
tarderent pas q Sc d6clar-r avec une
violence extreme It la mort sur
vint.
Les m9declns ont declare quinn
pressionn6 par Ia vue de son chie1
enrag6, lie comte en await subj tou
to Influence ct que celia await de
termin6 une fevre pernicieuse.
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NJ. Antoine Chouinard, compa-
triote bien avantng-usement conno
dams cette v,lle, a etc nomme Iun Il
dernier, officer de- police, ct M
Anne Provost, aussi officer de po-
lice a et6 tran=ferre a la police
mont6e. La nomination Dc NJ
Chouinard est ,1ue en- grand par
tie q l'avocat Tessier ct a 4uelques
autres compatriotes.
Nous avops etc heureux de cons
later en- NANTES circumstances que
les commissioners de police lie mai
re Babb, NM. Gu'le ct Glertsen)
sont Tres sympathlques a notre ma
tionalit6. Nous l-urs adressons MOI
plus %sinceres remerciments ct tout
acknowledgements a NJ. Glertson.
Nous comptons m%alntenant Ii
DIES notres dams la pol'cA.
ST la population Canadleune.
FRANCHISE de- Minneapolis n'etalt
que de 5,000,' CONNIE pretend lie
traite correspondent du Cu"0d'e1
de St.-Paul, nous men aurlons que
5 au lieu de IL.
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ans ct Matte Warren, ag6e de 9

ans ct Matte Warren, ag6e de
ans.
lies photogrephistes d'Am6ri.
que SO r6uniront q Washington, lt
mois proclaim, et y proc6deront
inauguration dun monument
Daguerre. Daguerre 6tait un fran.
GALS. Son invention du Daguer
reotype a conduit a celle de la .yho
tographie.
Portland, Me.-Chs Thompson,
sa femme ct SEES fills de Tile Che
beague %rapportent qu'hier pendant
qu'ils 6taient allies cueil)ir DIES
frambo1ses a Goose Island, lis Sc
sont tout a coup trouves en- face de
cadavres d'enfants sur un rocher.
A co1e des cadavres, il y await qua
ire mains ct quatre pleds qul
avalent l'apparenc. d'avoir etc cou
pes recemment. On grand feu await
etc allum6 tout pres ct on y voyait
DIES os, CONNIE 81 DIES corps avaient
etc brnl6s. La coroner Dawes est
parti pour le lieu du sinlstre.
LIE president Harrison a envo
ye au congress, mardi dernier, un
message sur le sujet DIES lotteries en-
general ct de celle de Ia Lonisiane
en- particulier. II SO plant que ces
institutions d6bauchent ct trichant
son peuple ct demande au congress
d'adopter une legislation stricte
qui defende l'usage de la MALE q
la circulation de toutes matieres
concernant les lotteries, m6mes DIES
%journaux qui publleront leurs an,
nonc4s. II Va plus loin encore: il
propose de regler !e transport d@s
%Iettres par les compagnies d'express
de telle facon que les lotteries ne
puissent sen servir pour communi-
quer avec leurs agents dams les vii
les 6loign6es.
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The Hedrlck Route

Pour Kansas City ct st Louis
par le Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul R. L. partant de st. Paul ct
Minneapolis.
"Solid Vestlbuled Trains 10 Kansas
City,"
"Double Daily Pullman Service to
st. Louis"
Trough Coaches to st. Louis"
through Coaches to Kansas City
on Morning aud Evening Trains.
"Elegant Day Coaches"
Magnificent Lunch Cars"
"Pullman's Best Sleepers,"
"The Shortest and Quickest Line"
"The Best Route to Kansas City,"
"The Best Route to st. Louis"
"The Best Route to Colorado,"
"To Kansas, to California"
ITO the West and Southwest"
Ne manquez pas de %l'essayer. La
cor1pagnie du Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul vous en- garantit rex-
cellence.
adressez-vous aux agents de la
compagnie a Minneapolis Oh St.
Paul, GU q tout autre bureau de
biIlets du Nord. Quest.
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que %'avals de- mienx a falre e5ai!
d. roster dams l.. ha eau qul dol'
me conduire a L,ndrrs par SCUM
ampton. Je mai pu voir que lie
port. qui est assez JOLT ct surtout
tres ammo par les nombleux naVl-
res qui arrivent ct IN renartent
Lorsque les lumieres sont alliances ns
celia donne un beau co,p-d'eil. I'm
GO moment il soufae une grande
brise qui ob'jga tous les petlts vol
Tiers ct b4teaux d. p6cheurs q rem
trer en- toute hate avec une polnte
de wolfe settlement atm d. SO met
tire q l'abri. :.
Je cr.,is quA nous allons avoll
une traversee tres-d6sagreable 81
len Jug. par les ~apparences' Nous
allons partir, au revolr.
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e

Y a-t-il quelque chose de plus
salubre ct de plus agreeable qu'une
promenade en- et6. Malheureux est
celui qui ma pas ce bonheur: Oui
malheureux CONNIE disait Hamlet.
La plus part d'entre nous sont trop
pauvres pour y penser, ct encore
nous pouvons jour- de courtes pro
menades. Nous pouvons aller au
White Bear ct sly bien amuser, q
Chisago, au Forest Lake ct falre
la peche Oh nous pouvous resplrel
Pair pur. Nous pouvons aller 9
toutes ces places par lie ST. Paul q
Doluth, qui est la ligne Ia plus
courte pour Duluth, West 6ap'rlol
ct Saltwater.
C'est la route la plus champ6tre
Ia route favorite DIES tourlstes, lie
route des hommes d'affaires TT def
.chasseurs.
Les informations de toutes sort
,sont %fournies par les agents del
billets GU par Geo. W. Bull, agen
general des passengers GU en:or'
Geo. G. Gilfllan, assistant agen
general des voyageurs a st. Paul
MINI.