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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-12-24
AT SEMINAIRE ST. THOMAS

AU SEMINAIRE ST.. THOMAS.
Monsieur ze R6docteMr.
J'ai lie plaisir de faire conna1tre
alEcHo la petite nouvelle qul suit:
Aujourd'hui, le dix-neuf courant,
IL Y a Gu, au S6minaire st Thomas,
Merriam Park, l'imposante c6re-
monte des ordinations. Sa Gran
deur, Mgr Ireland, donna la ton
sue q Messieurs Michel O'Brien,
st Paul, Thomas Nc onough, Wi
mona, Joseph Ciemenski, Winona,
Wijtoric, Sioux Falls; ce dernier
recu de plus les ordres mineurs.
Les Rev6rends Messieurs Mar
tin Egan, Patrick Hart ct McCaf.
frey de St Paul, reeurent la pre-
trise. Imm6diatement apres la
messe, les trois nouveaux p1etres
retourna1ent au milieu de leurs
compagnions d'6tude; lis b6nirent
ceux-ci avec beaucoup d'emotion, ct
apres quot ills repartirent cha
Gun pour sa paro1sse natalie, Oh
leurs vieux parents les attendent
avec anxi6t6; ct Oh lis celebre-
ront, pour la premiere fois, lie tres
Saint Sacrifice de la messe.
Ca doit etre pour un pere ct une
mere un Jour bien heureux, que
celui Oh lis volent Get enfant, le
prix de toute leur pelne, clever au
Ciel une main suppliante ct appeler
sur eux les b6n6dictions de Dieu:ca
doit etre une joie, une ivresse que
seul le occur DIES peres ct des me
res peut r%essentir, peut gouter; car
cette ioie doit etre une recompense
due a une sorte de douleur gu eux
seuls peuvent subir ici-bas.
Je me suis permis de faire par
venir a votre journal le compile
rendu de ces ceremonies, car con-
naissant les dispositions du peuple
Canadien- Francois en- matiere reli-
gieuse, j'ai cru lui faire plaisir. De
plus, celia encourage de savoir que
Iesprit de sacrifice existe encore
dams l'Eglise Catholique avec au:
tant d'ardeur aujourd'hui, quill y
existait lors des grands ages de la
fol, malgr6 Peffr6n6 rationalisme ct
sa file legitime, la fro1de indife-
renee qui, de nos Jours mlnent les
forces du occur human. Les ordl-
nations sont touiours CONNIE un
triomphe pour lEglise. ct les tri-
omphes religleux sont des puts.
SAINTS RESORTS pour mouvoir la raj
son q la fol.
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nant en- lieu de pouvoir executor
toutes sortes impressions en-
anglals ct en- francais, telles que,
cartes d'affaires, blancs de recus,
blancs de compile, entetes de let
tres, circulaires, billets de rafe,
programme, constitution de societe,
Toutes Impressions executes
promptement ct avec soin a tres
bas prix a nos ateliers, No. 6,
Prince st. S. e.
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En- PEASANT.
DULUTH, Mimi, 20 Dec 1891.

L'accident, arrive au "Charles
w. Wetmore' dams les eaux de
l'oc6an Paci6que, nest pas aussi
grave que l'avait public les jour-
naux. Son gouverna1l a etc en-
d%ommag6, il est vrai, au point quill
n'etait devenu d'aucun service pour
la direction du bateau. En- cons6
quence lie "Charles W. Wetmore''
dut sc faire remorquer par I'm ma
vir. anglais, lie "Zambesi," qul lie
rencontra en- mer d trois on quatre
miles du rocher Tillamook, tro1s
miles sud de l'embouchure de la
rivi4re Columbia.
LIE capitaine Alex. cDougall,
l'inventeur de ces nouveaux ba-
teaux, dts "whalebacks" q dos de
baleine, qui demeure q Duluth ct
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PETITES NOUVELLES.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wisconsin,
2l D6cembre 1891.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wisconsin,
81 D6cembre 1891.
MN. Alphonse ct Louis Der
thiaume, p6re ct fr6re de NM
John ct Henry Bsrthiaume les bi-
jo%utiers sont lei depuis une semai-
ne avec l'intention de sly 6tablir.
TX
M. lie DR.. n. III. Ladouceur a etc
s6r1eusement malade depuis dix
jours, mails IL est beaucoup mieux
maintenant ct peut recommencer
ses vls1tes.
L'accord parfait n'existe pas en-
tire le Great Northern r. r.. ct la
Douglas street r. T.. Co.
LIE Great Northern r. r.. a le
droit de passer sur la rue Belnop
ct la compagnie des street cars a
entrepris de traverser la vote de
cette compagnie de ehemln de fer.
Cent hommes de police ct plu-
sieurs officers des deux compa
gnies cnt Gu IN temps des plus
excltant ct p%lus1eurs personnes,
comprenant des ingenieurs ct des
officers ont etc arr6tes.
On s'attend q des d6bats anu
SAINTS en- cOur.
TX
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-12-24

NJ. Pierre NORM, de Hamel Sta
ton, Emilien Lefebvre, d'Oss6o
Geo. Gamache, Andover, Dakota
Mde Paul Godin, Dayton, MINI.
Nine 81. Lafreniere, Ashland, Wis.
T.. j. Benoit, Crookston, MINI.
T. A. Gincheraeu, Helena, Mont.
J. B. Chale, P. NJ, Olga, Dakota
L. D. Houde, Turtle Lake, Wis.
sont autoris6s 3 collector Ut q prem
Dire de nouveaux abonn6s pour
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"TRAITEMENT DU"
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la %nevralgie, les maux de tete, la prostra-
ton nerveuse causee par rabus de Palcoof
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SAINT a la misere ct a la mort, vieillesse
prematuree, impuissance pour Pun ct
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trale.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

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circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
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ffho De l'@n<s',
MINNEAPOLIS, "a Deoembre 1891.

L'ECHo DE L'OUBsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
see correspondents.
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Maintenant, CONNIE applications, nous
dirons a Trotte-menu, que lorsque nous
avons dit que la question scolaire etait
essentiellement du resort de Sa Gran
deur Monseigneur Ireland, nous enten-
dions au point de vue religieux.
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COMMENT LIE CARDINAL
NEWMAN FUT CON.
VERTI.

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The morning call., 1891-03-29
WOON TSEEN'S CASE.
Another Day of Frnitless and
TiresOme Questioning.

The Chinese Mission case, concerning the
guardianship of little WoOn Tseen, was
again before Judge Trout yesterday after
noon, and the courtroom for the third or
fourth time crowded with the friends of the
mission anxious to defeat the efforts to re-
woke the letters.
Joseph +. Cotfey, counsel tor the Chinese
woman trying to secure possession of the
young girl, resumed his former tactics as
soon as he had Miss Culbertson, matrOu of
the mission, on the stand and endeayored,
by what Judge Trout styled Fishing"
methods, to obtain from her an account Of
all the dongs Of the mission for years back.
His line Of questioning was directed
mainly to the marrying of Chinese girls
from the home to Cinnamon, and he made
an Intellectual effort to hold the manage
ment responsible for the future life OF the
married women after they had gone beyond
the Christian influence of the home
As on former hearings, the Judge said
that if he had any positive evidence against
Miss Culbertson or the management of the
mission to produce it in court, but he would
not allow any such proceedings as that. To
nearly every question that was asked, Attor-
ney Ruef, acting for the mission, interpOSed
an objection, and the Judge sustained them
nearly all, thus completely frustrating Cof-
feys scheme.
After nearly two hours of fruitless
squirming in trying to secure evidence in an
Irregular way, COffey was obliged to give up
the chase without having scored a single
point. He then begged for continuance
for another week, representing that he had
a dozen or more witnesses to produce, but
had told them all they need not appear until
called for, because h. expected to have Miss
Culbertson under examination about three
days.
Mr.. Ruef objected to the continuance I'M
less Mr.. Coffey would outline the character
of examination he proposed to pursue and
the nature of the facts he would prove, so
that the other side could prepare to. meet
him. Notwithstanding the objection, the
Court allowed continuance for one week.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
PATTI AND DAVENPORT.
THEIR OPINIONS UPON AN INTER
ESTING SUBJECT.

. Mime. Adelna Patti and Fanny Davenport can
truly be said to occupy positions of undsputed EN-
in their particular fields, and no one is better
able to Judge of matters which are directly con-
nected with the PROFESSIONALS first in the charac
ter Marguerite and the latter in that of Cleopatra
In each a special shade of hair was Desirable
and both used the only preparation in the world
that can produce these shadeS-the Imperial Hair
Regeneration.
world for the hair like it," and Fanny Davenport
writes: MY satisfaction with the Regeneration is
enhanced because l know it is perfectly harmless;
therefore have no hesitation IN cordially Endorsing
It, In the dramatic profession tits invaluable"
The Imperial Regeneration restores gray hair to Its
natural color or produces any desired shade. Send
sample OF hair to the Imperial Chemical Manufac-
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The Imperial Regeneration restores gray or
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The morning call., 1891-03-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

d. j. Lamoree to Louis Mathe lot on w line
Of Thirueth ave, 200 5. OF ST, S 25xl2O s
Robert Hayes (by executors) TO L. L. Laba-
die. lot on \ + cor. Twentieth and Eureka
sts, w. 10xl25. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5,2t
line of Potrero ave, 1875 n, of Twenty
fourth St. N. l50xl00. .......................
Harriet :. cElroy to Harry N Thornton,
lot on L. line OF Cough ST., 81 $. of Green,
william L. Holman to Mary A. Holman. lot
on W. line of Church ST., $50 5. of Twenty
second, s. 25Xl II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gi
E. Il. Olsen to Sarah Hettick, lot ON \. line of
Page st. l77:6 Z. OF webster, Z. 50xl2O.
A p Mordaunt and wife to GeorZe Asmus-
sea, lot n. line of Twenry-fourth ST..
100 + of Sanchez, 225xl IA; ..........
vided half of lot on s. line of California st.,
% Z. of Sansome, Z. 49, 31a x66: lot on E.
line OF Sansome, 66 5. OF California, S. 23x
Daniel SWEET to Nellie " Sullivan, lot on E.
line of old San Jose road, I27 s. of Brook
st., 5. 25, L. 50, N. 26 70, w. D. :6...........
J. c. McMi Ian to Charles II. Ford. lot on E.
line of Second ave-, l25 N. of Point Lobos
j. b. Lewis to oliver Eldridge, lot on NV.
llne OF lo0-vara II Laguna survey, 1896
Sw. of N. cor. of l0O-vara H. SW. 44x275.
Col Deane to Alice p. Deane. lot on Sw. cor.
of Page and Cole sts., S. l05:3x30. ........ Gil
Robert n. CranstoD to same. same. ...........
Armory +. Bel TO Charles H. Bell. lot S.
line OF Sacramento ST., 1O2: Ill w. of Steiner.
Annie s. 81 Sand to ii. +. Band lot on n line of
o'Farrell ST., 1913 W. of steiner w. 22xS2:6 Gi
Daniel w Klcinhaus to J. NJ. Comerford lot
4, Block g, Pacific Savings aud homestead
ASSoCiatloh...
Thomas Magee to Henry f. Bothin, undivided
half of lot on L. line OF Battery ST.. $50 $.
of Vallejo, 5. 22:l1, l.. 70, NV. rs. W. IL;
also lot on L. line of Battery ST., 1877 Is. w.
OF Broadway, W. IS :i0Nl 1877 :6......,....... S,SI
d. Il. Rae to Mary NJ. Murphy. lot on :. line
of A ST., 81 W. of Fourteenth ave-, w. l02x
William L. Allen to Jacob LAUDER, lot So,
Block 6S. Silver Heights. ............. 80.
q. T. Hayes TO George f. Bates, lot on w. line
OF Texas ST., 225 5. of Nevada, W. 100, S. to
point, f. to w. line of Texas. n. 7S:6..
Louis Mathe TO Mary j. Connolly, lot on w.
line OF Thirtieth ave, 200 s. of U ST., S.
= -oAl-O.---..
Ann Seegelkerandwife to ANGELA H. Living
ston. lot on L. line of Nebraska ave, 70 S.
of loM haitian st. =. 25X 100
The morning call., 1891-03-29
Easter Week at the Tiyoli.

Donizetti's La Fayorita'' will be pre-
scented Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday this week, with Guile, the great
tenor, as Fernando. The opera will be
rendered in its complete form. Gilbert and
Sullivan's Patience will be given Wednes-
day, Friday and Sunday evenings by special
request On Friday evening. April 81, the
students of the University Of California
will attend "PHtieDce" in body and dur
ing the intermission between the acts the
Glee Club will sing some of the favorite
college songs. The boys are out for fun
and they Will have it from resent indca-
tons. The beautiful opera, Gypsy Baron, ="
will be produced Monday evening, April
9th. with Il cast. scenery and costumes eX-
tremeIy difficult to surpass.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

idea. Signcr Luechesi has had eonsidera-
bic trouble to train the chorus-sinGerS, but
they now sing the polyphonic music of the
composition as though it were as simple
and easy as that of popular tune. Nine.
Emilia Tojetti, Miss Ella McClosky, Mr..
Alfred Wilkie and Mr.. S. j. Sandy viii in
terpret the solos and duets. During the
evening another novelty, In the shape OF an
extract from Mascagni's new opera, "Cayal-
leria RuSticana," VIII be sung These, in adj
dition to several illustrated musical scenas,
will bring before the public large number
of ladies and gentlemen prominent in socl-
ETY. as well as in art circles.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
The Muslin Concerts.

This evening our citizens will enjoy the
first of the series of three concerts to be
given at the Baldwin Theater by that ac-
complished violnist, NJ. Divide Musin, as
sisted by force of competent executants,
whose names will be found in the subJoined
programme. One of the features of this
programme is Ia Folia,' by the celebrated
Bol0gnese, ArcangelO COreli, who is
called the father of modern violin playing,
and whose splendid tone and expressive
style outweighed even his mechanical eff
ficiency. This composition has not yet. we
believe. been heard in San Francisco. 1t is
said to be one of MusiH's triumphs.
TO-NIGHT's PROGRAMME.
l. Overture, lie Siege de Corinthe" (Ros-
SIND Orchestra
2. " Die Zwei Grenauire - tSchmnann). Karl Storr
5. IS La Fola," in three periOdes. cadenza by
Leonard Corelii (born in 1853 .............
.................-.....o Divide Muslin and Orchestra
4. Aria from Magic Ftute" (hozart) ..........
.Aunie Louise Tanner
s. Introduction and allegro (piano ana orches-
tra) (B Goddard ............ Eduard Scharf
6. ElSa's Dream, Lohengrin" r. Wasuerl.-
Inez Parmater
z. Variations for soprano and violin (ArtOt). ..
......- Annie Louise Tanner ami DIVIDE Musin
5. Spinning Song from The Flying Dutch
man (MagnerJ OTcht Stra
8. Duet for nezzo-SOpTano and barytone I'll
TO- Caprice, No. 20. Musin) Observation-Disclosures.
......-- .....--...... DIVIDE Muslin and Orchestra
IL Coronation March, FOikunger" (hretch-
orchestra
The morning call., 1891-03-29

Mary Anderson (Mrs. navarro has c-'-
ated some stir in London theatrical circles
by advertising the sale Of all her stage
dresses, theatrical scenery and stage prop
critics, thus confirming the announcement
that it is her intention to retire definitely
from the stage The general impression had
prevailed in theatrical and other circles,
says the Clipper, that after a reasonable
period Of the enjoyment of welded life the
fair actress would feel u yearning for tne
trumphs of the footlights, and would
sooner or later return to the stage. inns
supposition was borne out after her mar
rage by the fac. that she did not sell her
stage properties, costumes. etc; but now
the talented American seems to have taken
the last step which sewers her forever from
The theatrical world.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
The AIcazar Management

Intend to continue through Easter week
their great Sardou-Shewell spectacular mel
odrama. The ExIles." with which such a
successful opening was made on Wednesday
night last. Most of the actors have now
become accustomed 10 the harness of their
respective parts aud are doing their best
work. pulling together and with strength.
Arrangements have already been made to
succeed the Russian play with Arthur Re-
hans (by the grace of Aueustin DAILY I'm
der the Gaslght." The support viii be given
by the ALcazar Iheater Company.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
$ Stern
= aa.ct.S

The staff of physicians OF the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary have performed many remarkable cures
during the last four months. The dispensary has
hundreds of testimonials aud letters from promi
nent persons who have written III glowing terms OF
the great benefit received All OF these subject
TO private inspection but publicity is not made
cept where the person cured expresses wish that
the facts be given to the public Miss Ellen ID. Col
Inns is young lady who has lived in san Francisco
but four years buC she has many friends here. She
is located at T4l Tehama street al suffered in
The morning call., 1891-03-29
NAUGHTY Alma.

Alma Stuart Stanley. SO London dis
patch states, has failed to secure divorce
from her husband, Charles p. de Garmo.
She brought suit last year on the ground OF
inidelity on the part of her husband. The
plaintiff obtained decree niSi in July. ga
March 4th her counsel applied for absolute
divorce. The Queens Proctor interfered,
and adduced evidence that the petitioner
had been guilty of intidelity herself since the
decree nisi had been pronounced. The court
The morning call., 1891-03-29
A Treat in Music.

The ''Stabat Mater" by Giovanni Bat
tista PergOlese, to be given under the di-
rectiUn of Signor r. A. Lucchesi April 18th
at the Grand Opera House for the benefit of
the Catholic Ladies Aid Society, may be
considered by lovers of music rare artistic
treat. Pergolese wrote this still highly
priced composition in 1875, and died few
days after its completion at the early age of
26. The forthcoming performance Of this
great work will be the first lat least in pub
lic) ever given in this city, and students will
be able to judge by its structure the claim
for the author that he introduced a wealth
of Instrumentation, presenting a contrast
to the dryDess and stiffness, in this respect,
that prevailed during his time, when music
was yet in an embryonic state. Herr Ritter,
in his "History Of Music" intimates
that the genius of PergOlese has
been Overrated by Italians, but single heal
ing of his ''Stabat Mater" will dissipate this
The morning call., 1891-03-29
A Survivor of the Hurricane.

on one of the American men-of-war lost in
the great Samoan hurricane. has sued Claus
Koch and w. F. Hoffman, keepers of ho-
tel at POT Montgomery avenue, to recover
S65, the value of trunk and contents in-
trusted to their care. When he returned
from Samoa, greatly to their surprise. for
he was counted among the lost, his trunk
had disaDpeared
The morning call., 1891-03-29
a TonsoriaI Compensation.

played town one day last week.
Which show folks ike to skip,
Because worse one you might seek
And hnd not in a "trip
From Bangor. Me-, TO Oakland, Cal.
From Niles to joliet.
III let those kick who're fiuical,
fam would be there yet.
The hall was bad, the business worse,
The tavern where we slept
Would surely make st. Peter curse
TO see how IL Is kept.
We had to climb four flights of stairs;
Had Daught 10 eat but air.
But Notwithstanding all this, there's
A darned good barber there!
PRESLEY II. FRENCH In the Clipper
The morning call., 1891-03-29

ANENr CONS j. W. R., Washington,
Cal. ~ 25-cent pieces of 1858, without ar
rows and rays, command a premium of
s. 80. (2) Coin buyers do not quote premi-
ums on gold pieces. Gold coins are rare
enough at face value.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

REGARDING DEEDs-W. NJ. B., City. 1t
is evident you do not understand your own
case. Ii on record, and presumably they are
the deeds are of no value save to him to
whom they are made out and whose title
they are.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
THE CALLS
QUERY COLUMN.
n Snort Sketch Of Marie Wainwright,
the Actress.
Wreck Of the Brother Jonathan Determining
Latitude and Longitude British Army
Deserters-The Irish at Fontsnoy.

THE CALLS Query Column is conducted with
view to aid all seekers after knowledge Of gea-
eIal interest.
Catch questions viii not receive any attention.
No opinion will be given In ms column regard
ing The reliability or character of any person or
nrms III this city or elsewhere.
questions, answers 10 which are 10 the nature
Of an advertisement, will not be answered.
Every inquiry must have the true and full
name OF the sender as well as the correct resi-
dence. Any inquiry that has not the cor
rect name md address OF the sender will
be treated ms if 1t was not signed, and the
writer need not expect an answer.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
The SATURDAY. Pops.

At Irving Hail, on Saturday next, April
4th. Mrs. Carmichael Carr and Mr. Sigmund
Beel will give their sixth afternoon concert,
presenting brief but brilliant programme,
as follows; /. RVndo Brilliant, Oh. 70
The morning call., 1891-03-29

Schubert; .. Miss Gertrude Aud in a Mozart
Buriesqup,' Mr.. Heine; 4, Rubinstein's
longing" by Miss Aud, and o. Men
delssohn's Trio, OPP. 40, in which. Mrs. Carr
and MesSrS. Beel and Heine partlc pate.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
Six Months in Jail.

Bert johnson, aged 81. who pleaded guilty
to petit larceny, was sentenced to the County
Jail for six months yesterday by Judge
Murphy. He stole gold watch and chain
and considerable other jewelry from girl
named Annie HoGg on February 18th.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

HER Own MIsTREss-A. G. B., City. u
Under the laws of this State female has
attained her majority at Is, and is then her
own mistress. ~ Why should parents COM
pei girl whether she is Is or not, to leave
respectable employment.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

THE LAST SPGKE-J. II. NJ, City. On
the 10th of May, 1869, on PromontOry Noun
tain, at spot overlooking Salt Lake. the
last rail was laid and the last spike driven
that finished the Central Pacific Railroad.