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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31
FATAL MINE EXPLOSION.

Two Men Killed and Nine Others Badly
Burned.
WnKEsBARHE, Pa, May s1.-An explosion
Of gas occurred in the West End coal mine at
Mocsnsqua this morning, where eleven men
were at work. Two Of the miners are dead and
al Of the others are seriously burned. The
cause Of the explosion is unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31

The CoScoRp.-The gunboat Concord ar
rived at Baton Rouge today en- route to Hamp-
ton Roads.
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THE HOUSE.

After routine business the House went into
committee Of the whole (Mr. Buchanan Of vir-
ginia in the chair) on the post Office appropria-
ton bill.
Mr.. Loud (Cal.) offered an amendment in
creasing by $4,000 the appropriation for the
compensation Of postmasters. Lost
Mr.. Loud moved to increase by e3O0, 900 the
appropriation for compensation of post Office
clerks. The vote was largely against the mo-
ton, but Mr.. Loud raised the point Of no quo
rum and the item was passed over for the
present.
Mr.. Lind (Minn.) moved to increase by S1l0,.
600 the appropriation for rent, &C., for post
Offices of the third-class Offices. Lost.
Mr.. Caldwell (Ohio) moved to increase BY
$500, 900 the appropriation for the free delivery
service. t..
A long discussion ensued, but il was confined
to o very few members and did not command
m UGH attention from the Others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31
EVILS OF NATURALIZATION,
4 Memorial Requesting That a Commit
Investigate the Matter.


Investigate the Matter.
Senator Hiscock today presented memorial
signed by LIE Grand B. Cannon, Frederick
Taylor, Brayton Ives, Elihu Root, Horace
Porter, John s. Smith, Joseph NJ Drexel, Geo.
Bliss, Daniel G. Rollins, Cornelius N. Bliss, A.
8. Gorham, jenkins Van Schaick and
others (without regard to political affiliations)
asking that q committee be appointed to in
quire into the system Of naturalization in New
York city to the end that some remedial legis-
lation may be devised and enacted with refer
ence thereto. They set forth that the i'm
migration records show that in 1891
205,0O people came to = this coun-
try from Austria, Russia and Italy, but a
small proportion of which can either read,
write or speak the English language, and are
wholly ignorant OF our laws and the principles
Of them remain in our large cities, forming
colonies, where they live by themselves, speak
their own language and follow their own Gus
toms, apart from the life and influences of the
American community.
Second. That practice seems to have arisen
on the part OF persons anxious to Sc
cure votes at our elections to procure
the naturalization Of great numbers Of these
recently arrived immigrants. and that there
seems reason to believe that Immediately prior
to the last election in New York state
this practice was in New York city accompa-
MED by great irregularities and extensive
frauds, the public Journals of the city report
ing that in a single court of that city during
the first twenty days of October, 1891, there
were 6,871 naturalizations, Of which $3.50 were
by q single judge; that the court
referred to sat but five hours a
day. and these new citizens were manufactured
at the rate Of about one minute; that single
Judge in three days naturalized 1853 aliens, or
at the rate Of about two minute for the entire
session of court.
Third. That it is obvious TINT the system Of
naturalization which can produce its results
with such startling rapidity must be defective,
either in its provisions for ascertaining the
facts upon which the right to citizenship de-
ponds or in the execution Of those provisions;
and that there il reason to believe that the re-
suits were, in fact, made possible by Wholesale
perjury, false personation and official indiffer-
ence, II not official malfeasance
Fourth. That unless some remedial measures
are adopted to check these evil practices we
may apprehend not merely the addition of q
most undesirable element to our COM
munity through lax immigration laws,
but the degradation Of American citizen
ship through processes which treat citizenship
Is Of no vnlue as well as the surrender Of q ma
terial part Of our power Of self-government to
men who are really aliens. ignorant, venal and
wholly unit either to govern themselves or gov
ern u.s.
In conclusion they ask for the appointment Of
the committee. s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31

The bazaar at the Garfield Memorial Hospital
yesterday afternoon attracted a large gathering.
The bazaar was held in the new wing to be
known as the Miller memorial and which will be
formally dedicated this afternoon. A large
room had been handsomely decorated by the
ladies in charge.
The supper tables we're presided over by Mr..
Hawellard, Mrs. Staples, Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs.
Kellogg and other Indies. The candy booths,
the tea tables and the many other attractions
were wen patronized. In the evening q large
hall was given up to dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31
Swrrr,s SPECIFIC.

Tor renovsting the entire system. eliminating
All Poisons from tn Blood. whether Of s-rofulous
or malAriAl origin. this preparation has no equal
8 Trade SIS. MARI
For eighteen months I had an eating .or- On
my tongue. L was treated by best local physi-
clans. but obtained no relief. the sore Gradually
grew worse finally took n. s. s. and Wa en-
tirely cured after using few bottles"
c. b. McLEMoRE. Henderson, Tex
- Treatise on Blood and skin Disease. mailed frss
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta. Ca
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ROCK CREEK PARK PAYMENTS.
The Court Asked to Issue nm Order to the
Secretary Of the Treasury.

THE COMMISSION MAKE ANSWER TO THE RULE
ISSUED LAST wEEK-UNABLE TO PAY THE
MONEY BECAUSE THE SECRETARY HAS NOT
HoNoRED THEIR RKoursITIoS-A PETITION FoR
MASDAMUs TO BE HEARD TOMORROW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31

[essrs. Chase and Carson Speak for Their
Respective Factions.

EACH EXPECTS HE WILL BE ADMITTED As DELE
oATK-cHAsE FAvoRs HARRISON AND Is AGAINST
BLAISE-cARsoN Is SoS-coaMrrAL As TO HOW
He WILL VOTE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31

Coroner Patterson today held IN inquest
over the remains Of Mrs. Ellen Cakes, the aged
woman who was killed by being knocked
down by . cable car Saturday morn
ing, ~ published In Saturdays 6TAR.
Several witnesses were examined and the Jury
returned verdict Of accidental death, attach
ing NO blame to any Of the railroad employees. !,
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CONTINUED FROM Sth Page
A CORNER COLLAPSES
Excitement Among Chicago SpeCu-
lators in Corn.
UNLOADING THE THNEHEAD at RIGA.
Fatal Mine ExpIosion-Westen
Railway Wreck.

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN MOSCOW.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire TO Carson 4 Mccartney. 1419 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31
A Fire Quickly ExtinRuished,

The fire department was called out last night
shortly after o'clock to attend fire at dilap-
idated two-story frame house north Of the
Young Mems colored burying ground, between
Columbia road and Rock creek The house.
which was unoccupied, was destroyed. The
alarm was struck from box 256 and soon the Mt.
Pleasant volunteer fire department and engine
No. and truck B of the city department were
On the ground.
A spectator Of the fire and the operations of
the department writes to the SrAR saving;
The residents Of Washington north Of Florida
avenue and east of Rock creek to l4th street
extended were highly pleased with the prompt
and energetic action Of the police and fire de-
partments at the fire last evening.
The action of the chief in having long
length Of pipe laid from Columbia road to the
Geological Park gate in so short time shows
the remarkable discipline Of the department.
The Mt. Pleasant fire brigade deserve great
credit for reaching the fire before the sregu.
lars and their efficient action in pulling down
the back building was commendable. It ID
hoped that Chief Parrish will take prompt
action in extending the Gamewell system Il
least to the Geological Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31

One Found Guilty, the Other Acquitted.
In the Criminal Court George FoRarty and
Thomas Crooks, two white men, we're on
trial before Justice Cox for grand larceny in
taking S152 from James Boyle at the Soldiers'
Home on May s. The money was missed after
breakfast, and the accused having left, suspicion
was directed to them. Detective Gallagher and
Oficer Helen found the men at l2lT G street and
Fogarty had the largest part Of the money on
him, and he stated Mr.. Boyle had given him the
Fogarty testified that Boyle was 30 beestly
drunk that he could not say his prayers and
pulled the money ont and gave II to him 10
keep for him. Fogarty was found guilty and
Crooks acquitted.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10
CONFERENCE

M. A. Bechard, Journalistic bien comm
de Quebec, donnera, dimanche proclaim
au soir, a iii 80 NJ, dams le soubasse-
ment de Peglise Ste Clot.lde, n confe-
renee sur les points %suivants:
l. LIE Canada vivra-t-il longtemps en-
core sous la Constitution qui le regiti de-
puts 1877
2. F%ormera-t-il partie de la Federation
imp6riale?
8. Obtiendra til son independence.
4. S'anexera-t-il aux Etats-Unis?
AUTREs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES des
Canadiens, lei ct an pays natal; notre
langue, nos institutions nationales, nos
ecoles, nos societies. nos journaux. etc.
Cette conference est tres inttressante
ct pleine de measurements precieux
pour nous de la race FRANCHISE.
II y aura aussi musique ct chansons
franchises comiques de nature q faire RI
re le Puritan lie plus serieux.
Les DANES ct les demoiselles sont spe-
cialement invit' es.
I'rix d'admission; 25 c. Partie de Ia re-
cette est all benttice des Guvres pies de
Ste Clotilde.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10

Samedi vers une heure de Ia.
pres-mid,, un siugu]ier incendie
s'est d6clpr6 pres de l'usine B gaz
situ6e sur le feuve, dams Cedar
avenue.
L'huile de rebut qui coule de
rusine au feuve prit feu tout q
coup par suite du contact avec une
6tincelle qui s'6tait echap6e dune
locomotive ct, en- un instant, une
famine immense couvrant pres
dun acre de terrain s'6lancait dams
les airs 4 plus de so pieds de hau-
teur.
REIMBURSEMENT que celia ne dura
que cling mioutes.
La locomotive await pu faire
machine en- arriere ct les pertes
n'excederont pas 500 dollars.
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Overture de la reserve
~ SlSSetOn.

Pensez q CO que celia veut dire,
rouverture dun immense territoi-
re au public, le gouyernement lu1
distant: Prenez-te, ameliorsz lie,
6levez y vos families ct vivez-y en-
paix.
On salt maintenant dune MAMIE
re oficlelle que la reserve SiesetoD
sera ouverte le Is avril 1892 ct lie
Minneapolis & St Louis Railway
est prepare q fournir DIES trains
suppl6mentaires pour y conduire
tous ceux qui voudront aller la vi
sitter. s%s.
Les trains journaliers quittent
st Paul q 8.45 le matln, -except6 lie
dimanche ct Sc rendant q Water
town, s. D., Oh sont situ6s les bu-
reaux des terres du gouvernement.
Sur deraande, une carte de la
reserve ct tous rensejgnements Sc
ront fournis par G NJ. Pratt, G. I.
& 2. A., Minneapolis, MINI.
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Association Canadienne-
Franchise.

Dimanche proclaim, ID %courant,
q trois heures de l'apres-midi, aura
lieu, dams le sous sol de rEglise
Ste Clotilde, une assemble de
rAssociation Canadienne . Fran.
caise.
o. y proc6dera q relection des
nouveaux officers de cette soci6t6.
D'autres questions tres-impor-
tantes y seront egslement debat
tues ct nous ne saurions trop re-
commander 4 tous ses membres
d'y assister.
LIE Rev. PAre Martin, M. E. j.
L'H6rault ct autfes, adresseront la
parole. Les anciens membres
sont partlculierement invites d'y
assister.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10

Apres une lutte oratoire des plus chau-
de parait-il, la scci6te l'Union FranCaise
de St Paul a decide lundi dernier,, azune
centaine de voix de majarite, de c6lebrer
lie IS anniversaire de sa fondation.
&c projet p%atrlotique est d6 a l'initiati-
We de M. j. o. st. Pierre, ct a etc adopt6
sur motion de M. E..W Bazille.
Une autre motion a conffr6 au Presi-
dent lie p%ouvoir de nommer un comite de
Is qui comprendra les memhres du conf
t6 de regi- ct s'occupera de details de
Reorganization.
Dams l'idee des promoteurs de cette
fete. la iournee commemorate par rassis-
lance en- corps de rUnion FRANCHISE q
une grand messe. Les socl6tes senrs du
Minnesota ct des Etats c~irconvoisins Sc
raient invites oficiellemena a Sc joindre
q celle de St Paul. Au sortir de peglise
une procession, parcourant les principal
les rues de la Vile. Sc rendrait q Tune
DIES SALES publiques on aurait lieu I'm
banquet, suivi dams la soiree dun con-
cert ct dun grand bal.
Nos f6licitatlons ct souhaits de success
q PUnion Franchise.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10
DULUTH.

Les nouvelles compagnies pour
l'exploitation des t%errains miners
Sc multiplient avec une rapidite
incroy bile.
! Qu'on en- JUICE.
II y a la Buckeye compsgnie,
ayant q 90 tete l'ex g%ouverneur
Camobell, de pOhio, ct I'M capital
de ST. 0O. 600.
La EImira Land ct Iron Compa-
ny de Duluth ayant NM. Chs E
Siocum, w. P. Hubert ct j. A.
Nichols de Duluth. n. S%chnialing
de- Mesaba ct w. s.. Ayers de West
Duluth CONNIE incorporateurs.
Son capital est de 100000.
La 'Athens IronaG Go de Duluth
au capital de 100000 de dollars
a q ga tete de MN. Leonidas Mer
rift, Alfred Merritt ct r. Fl. Pal
mer de Daiuth.
La Lakawanna Iron Go de Du-
luth, au meme capital que la pre-
c6d-nte, Les officers en- sont MN.
Chs K. Lawrence, Henry O. Els
wood. Chs III. Tomton ct F. L. de
Forrest de Superior Wis.,, ct de w.
ID Park, M. j. David, @. F. Clarke
ct J. A. Taylor de Duluth.
La Duluth Iron Mining Go" de
Duluth, Frank Cox Samuel, w.
Eckman ct Arthar Howell de Du-
luth, incorporateurs. Capital $500
600.
La Great Western Mining Co.,
poss6dant 5000 acres de t%errains
miners ct an capital de $4,000.
600. 1 :
LIE lieutenant gouverneur Gil.
man en- sera le surintendant gene.
raj.
La "Kakina Iron Co." qui eel
en- vote de- formation.
En6n on annonce qu'une autre
soci6te g,gantesque qui aurait 3 Sc
tote M. G. A PiIlsbury ct IN CAPT
tai de $780, 600 de dollars Went
d'etre form6e.
j ST., en- 6lisant, q Duluth, NJ
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Az BIJOU.

Apr4s Engagement de Sullivan
ct Harrison, on vera an Bjjou,
pendant une semaine cnmmepcsnt
3 la matinee de Dlmanche Ii cou-
rant une com6die intitul6e les
Two old Cronies. Anderson lie CO.
medsen par excellence y iouera lie
role principal.
La muslque est excellente les 81
tuations exceptionnelles ct les ar
tistes ho1s l1gne.
Cest tout &c quill faut pour as
surer un success, aussi sommes-
nous Sur que lie Bijou fera sale
comble chaque soir de la semaine
prochaine.
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A vOus

81 une femme veut engraisser vite, Sc
guerir de la maladie 81 commune a son
sexe, jour dune bonnie sant6 ct Amer la
vie, nous lui conseillons d'essayer I'M
boateille d. "Regulateur de la Sant6 de
la femme du DR. j. Lariviere. C'est le
Tongue des nerfs par excellence, le sti-
mulant sans egal qui dispose a la gazette
ct chase les voiles sombres de Ia melan-
collie Une cuilieree a soupe de "R6gu-
lateur" pris avant chaque repas relieve
n 1ss to ef f,e eTfsee l tou dig egSlsur' f $n q
yant rs cents en- timbres-poste pour I'm
"Female Porous Plaster" du DR. j. Lari-
Were lie meilleur emplatre pour les fem
mes), vous aurez tous les renseignements
ct certificats concernant ce merveilleux
rem de. Ponr toutes informations ecri-
e au proprietaire, DrJ Lariviere, Man
Vile, r. I.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10

Ssmedi soir, 3 PIainview, MINI j,
une bande de white Caps" ont
envahi la residence dun nomme
J.. Reid ct Sc sonts empares dun
nomm4 s Green, FONT conduit q
quelque distance de la mason. ct
apres l'avoir enduit de goudron
FONT +te dams la plume.
Oe traitement lui a 6t6 infige
pour avoir amen6 lie trouble dams
le m6nage dun nomme J. Craw-
ford.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10

II est comma celul du st Paul &
Duluth r RE Duluth Shot
Line-la ligne popnlaire entire st
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, West
Superior, Tsylors Falls, Stillwa-
ter. etc.
Pour tous renseignement, s'a-
dresser a Geo. G. Gilfllan, A. p.
A., st Paul, MINI.
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I'm ami des betes.

Il a maintenant trois ans que
Henry Bergh est mort ct Ia post6-
rt4 ma pas encore Gu lie temps
d'appr6cier les services quill q
rendus.
Ce temps viendra ct l'on COM
prendra alors tout le m6rite de CO
lui qul a Gu le courage de fonder
la fameuse s. p. C. A. on societ6
cont1e la cruaut6 sur les animaux.
C'est encore q lui qu'on doit ces
fontan6es 6lev6es Oh les chevaux
peuvent etancher leur soft.
Aussi son nom est il imp6risable.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
MONTE CARLO, % F6vrier 1892
Mon cher Editeur.

mon CNeT EUIt6NT.
J'ai recu votre aimable lettre
dams laquelle vous me demanlez,
pour le b6nefce de vos lecteurs IN
croquis en- prose de l'admirable
pays dams lequel je' me trouve.
Je suis tres sensible d Get hon
neur auquel 1eva1s r6pondre d.
mon mipux. trop heureuse 81 j.
.puis etre lue avec int6ret, par vos
nombreux abonn6s.
Partant d. Paris q Z heures du
soir vous arrivez d Nice, IL lerde-
main q 6 heures.
"Njzza la bella" CONNIE FONT
NOMINEE nombre d'6crivains c6l4
bres. Et, certes Nice, m6rite ce
nom: tout y est gal, vivant, anime,
un soleil chaud ct VII vous ohlige
a prendre votre ombrelle des 9
heures dn matin pour aller q la
Promenade DIES anglais. O'est, de
10 heures q midi, le rendezvous d
la mode ct tout d'abord vous etes
ebloui par lie miroitemant des va
CUES bleues de la M3iit6rran6e,l '6-
clat dor6 des citronniers ct des
orapgars qui e%ntourent les villas
coquettes qui longent la promena-
de dun cote sur une distance de
plus de 2 miles.
MATS CO nest pas Nice qri nous
i%nterresse ct bien vita on prend lie
train qui vous met q Monaco dams
une heure.
Monacol la princlpaut6 des "Gri
maldl" IN petit coin neutre ct H.
bre qui a 6chappe d l'accaparement
des Repub!iques, des Empires, des
Royaumes.
II est I'm petit royaume q lui
tout seul; il est vrai que c'est un
royaume 3 peu pres grand CONNIE
un mouchoir de poche.
Tout est minuscule ct coqaet,
les eoldats eux memes dams leur
uniforme bleu ciel ct or semblent
des soldats d'Op6ra-C omique taDt
ils sont %pommad6s, lustres, tires q
quatre 6pingles. LIE vieux Monaco
est bati sur un rocher qui s'avance
en- pointe dams la mer, la Vile est
entour6e dun rampant de jardins
Cd %croissent dams une vegetation
inou1e tout-s les plantes tropica.
les de la fore indienne. Les pal
miers, les alo6s, les eucal yptus, les
bananiers eont verts toute rann6e,
Des massifs de camelias 6taleni
leurs riches couleurs. les magno'
las embaument l'atmosph6re 81
les roses semblent y vivre dams un
pllntemps 6ternel. Des plantef
glimpantes montent le long du.ro
cher que les vagues viannent car.
resser de leur 6cume blanche.
LIE Palais n'ofre rien de parti.
cutler CONNIE architecture; lnt6.
rieurement il reDf .rme de grandet
rlchesses en- vieilless %tapisserias
peintures DIES vieux metres its
liens, cr6dences, bahuts incruste'
d'ivoire ct de nacre de p6poque
Aorentlne. Des pieces de vii illt
argenterie clsel6es par les ertistel
de la renaissance, des mosa1quel
| p16ci4uses ct de beaux specimen
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10

d'Autremont, on a cru elire une
MARIE partisan de la wide open
policy on s'est trompe, para1t-i].
Toutes les maisons de jeu, tou
tes les maisons de rendez vous,
-tous les saloons" non pourvus de
licenses devront d%lspara1tre.
Et tonte contraventiOn aux lois
relatives aux trois cas- ci-dessus
seront punies par la prison de pre-
ference d pamende.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10

LIE Minneapolis Street Railway
Co. q fat la semaine derniAr- son
premier versement de 625 dollars
90 tr6sorler de la Vile, d'apres la
nouvelle ordinance sur la taxo,
pass6e en- 1890 qui veut que Ia
compagnie pale une somme de- rs
dollars par tramway IN operation
dams le cours de l'ann6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10
HCHo DID L'oUEST

croupiers mont pas interromp'
une minute leur cri monotone de
"Faites vos jeux messieurs." IL
]eu ne va plus"
On sort g6n6ralement de Gel
sales avec une sensation de malai'
9. Oar, meme ceux qui gagnent
savent 81 bien qu'lls rapporteront
le lendemain leur gain du jour, Ell
oaux qui pArdent savent aussi
qu'ils reperdront en- cherchant a
regagoer CO qu'ils ont perdu.
Dams l'atrium une immense por.
to 4 double Blatant dome acces
dams la sale de Concert ct thea.
tre."
Cetta sale, quoique un peu ]our.
pc de decorations est superbe.
Les chapitesux sont soutenus
par d'lmmenses %cariatides, ct lie
plafond dune voussure tres AKRON
die forme quatre paneaux points
par Olairie ct Feyen-P Perrin repre-
sentant: la musique, la danse, la
com6dlt, ct la musique sacr6e.
La scene Old, pour Ter concerts
SO tiennent les musiciens est ega-
lement decor6e de figure allegori-
ques, ct tragiques.
Toutes les figures de oes peintu-
res sont EXCUSES: pressure toutes
sont des portraits, ct les habitu6s
de l'endfoit, commeles parisiens, y
reconnaissent les aetrices, grandes
danes, ct demi-mondaines don't la
.besut6 on le talent sont celApres.
LIE rideau de la scene est On it's
So dor ct de sole ainsi que les
draperies.
Les representations th9atrales y
.sont uniques, administration
ayant les moyens de SO procurer
les premiers artistes.
L'orchestre est consid6re un des
meilleurs de Europe.
O'est un s6jour unique, ct vrai-
ment on peut bien perdre quel-
ques louis dor pour lie plaisir de
respirer cette atmosphere embau
NEE, admirer les eaux de saphir de
la M5diterrann6e on un 6ternel
soleil plonge ga ]umi4re dor6e.
L'endroit a ETC. beaucoup decri6
par les moralistes s6veres ct pour
tant il est moins zdangereux que
les cercles, clubs GU, avec de sim
plas jeux d'6cart6 ct. de baccarats
on perd jusqu'aesonThonneur com
me on en- a Ell un=triste exemple
dams lie "scsndale ..de Londres''.
A Monte-C Carlo au moins on ne
joue pas sur parole ct l'on he
peut perdre que l'args mt que Ion
a sur soi: Puts G.. at au moius hon.
nete 81 vous gsgnez on vous pale
de suite.
Non que j'aduire lie jeul quel
quill soft, le "a est une passion.
que le "Dante a oublie
dams son po6me de rEnfer"-
"mais a quot bon Sc poser en- re.
de torts," on a toujours
jou6, ct on Jouera touj ours-sa-
chons nous conduire nous meme.
j. termine lei ma Tongue ~lettre,
mon cher Monsieur Leroux ct Gro
yez-moi
Yours sincerely,
BUTTERFLY.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10
DEMANDE

Un jeune AMERICAN d6sirerait
prendre ga pension (dejeduer, SOU
per ct chambre) dams une famille
FRANCHISE GU Canadienne Francai-
so de- Minneapolis on st Paul, Cd
ron parle surtout lie francais.
Ecrire en- fxant lie prix, 2. O..
Box COG, Minneapolis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-10

Une petition clrcule d NV
York, d. mandant q la Chambre de
vote une loi frappant dun droit
soft d'entr6e soft d'assessement de
10 dollars par mile cahiers de pa
piers d cigarette.
Dc cette maniere on espere ar
river q en- restreindre la fabrica
ton.
La petition est accompanied de
statistiques 6tablissa,1t le nombre
de dec6s, ct de cas- d'ali6nation
mentale qua causes l'abus de la ci-
garatte.