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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-02

active business and professional life
in New York city. He had made ar
rangements for d law partnership and
was thinking Of some extensive in
yestments in real estate in the upper
part of New York city. He was elect
cd president OF corporation formed
% tunnel Broadway, and as he \ as
still comparatively young man he
hoped laTgei y to increase his fortune,
which, when he left the presidency.
vas about SI50.000. But the finger
of death had touched Gen. Arthur
even before be had quilted the presi
dency. and after his return to New
York his health rapidly gave way, and
he was made aware that he had not
long to live. He was found dead in
his bed one morning less than year
after he turned over to Mr.. Cleveland
the presidential Office
Mr.. Cleveland was in his fifty third
year when his first presidential term
was ended. That was about the age
Of Roscoe Conkling when he came to
New York to begin a new career as a
lawyer. Mr.. Cleveland had received
propositions for a law partnership
from one Of the greatest firms in New
York, his duties to be those Of counsel
10 the firm, after some consideration
he accepted the proposition. A few
weeks after his term expired the part
nership was formed and his name was
painted upon the door Of the office of
the firm as Grover Cleveland. coun-
sci. For a time Mr. Cleveland seemed
to have an ambition to build up a
large practice. Yet business did not
go to the firm to any marked increase
by reason Of his come .tion with it.
He argued one cause before the su-
preme court of the United States, and
it indicates the freedom from person
al influence of that bench that he lost
the case, the members whom he had
appointed even joining with others in
voting against his view His time as
lawyer has been mainly occupied in
hearing references sent to him by
some of the local judges in New York.
and his friends think he made up his
mind year or two after he began
practice at the bar Of New York that
the profession offered no great oppor-
tunities to him.
Mr.. Cleveland, however. has accu-
mulatcd considerable fortune since
he left the presidency, but it has been
done by wise investments, some Of
them in real estate. and by investing
his income. He viii enter the presi-
deney again, it is estimated, worth
nearly - t0,000, but his wife is still
richer than he IS. E. JAY EDWARDS.
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Longevity of Trees.

Prof. Abbott estimates the age of
the Woodbridge oak at about 1000
years. During the revolutionary war
Lafayette and his army rested under
its limbs. Its remains are now in tile
form of seats for the Quinnipiac club.
l do not know that any ybody in all the
world cares who the Quinnipiac club
may be, but we reyerenced the Wood
bridge oak. An oak in Marion county.
Florida, is reported as measuring over
ten feet in diameter and spreading its
branches over a diameter Of 13S feet.
A California sequoia felled in Cal
veras county had diameter Of fifteen
feet at the height Of 125 feet above the
earth. The German forestry report
makes the maximum AGE of European
forest trees to be not above SD years,
except in rare cases. The pine is
stated to reach - to 50 years. the
silver fir attaine Hn are frequently Of
over 400 wears t.ie birch slons at 20)
years and the red birch al about 251
years.
Oak begins TO decay at tie heart
when about 50 lears Old, the holly
oak excepted, whi.l goes on to ahove
40. Scotch fr5 are knawu IL live
from 20 10 81 years. Taa sequoias,
however are estimated to have COW
erad 3,0)J tcars.-.ot. Louis G.o5c-Den1-
0crut.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-02
Hints for Home Comfort.

Eat slowly and YOU will not overeat.
Keeping the feet warm will prevent
headaches.
Late 10 breakfast-hurrie for din
ner-crOss at tea.
A short needle makes the most ex-
pedition in plain sewing.
Between husband and wife little at
tentiOnS beget much love.
Always lay your table neatly. wheth
er you have company or not.
Whatever you may choose to give
away, always be sure to keep your
temper.
Dirty windows speak to the pasSer-
by of the negligence of the inmates.
There is much more injury done by
admitting visitors to inyalids than is
generally supposed.
When sheets or chamber towels get
thin in the middle cut them in two,
sew the selvages together and hem the
SIDES.
When YOU dry salt for the table, do
not place it in salt cellars until it is
cold, otherwise it will harden into a
lump.
Persons, Of defective sight, when
threading needle. should hold it over
something white, by which the sight
vail be assisted. Form ant FreSide.
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LCv6-M&KING AMONG THE UTES.
How the Indian Maiden Makes Her SeIec~
ton OF Il Husband.

The Ute Indians havo some ve~y in
tcrcsting customs for facilitating mat
rim0ny. SAYS the Galveston Ac1O5.
They believe in much marrying and
giving in marriage, and qnitc often
the maidons marry for the wealth OF
ponies, blankets or government in
come OF the suitor, just like their
white sisters for wealth.
One of the customs peculiar to the
Ute tribe is called the tea dance" In
the spring when nature is beginning
to don her new apparel and the leaf is
Just budding the maiden wanders up
and down the Ute prairie and hill in
search Of the sWeet-smellin@ herb that,
coming at this time of the year, called
the love season, bears q name which
translated means love weed. Having
found a sufficient quantity she tight
ems her BELT. gathers her shawl around
her, and with a joyful face and feet as
fleet as the deer of her own beloved
mountains, she returns to her Wickiup.
She delivers her treasure to old
squaws. who by its power, aided by
their incantations. have won many
husbands. and confident in their match
making ability, the maidcns leave all
to them.
The seventh night of the new moon
after the love weed is found an i'm
mense homemade drum calls the
youth Of both SEXES to the marriage
hall. This drum was formerly the
section of hollow tree with deer skin
stretched tightly over 1t. Now an
empty cheese box covered with light
ii; t,l ,,lnnn Tho bol itsalf IL
some large new WiCkiup, but of heavy
white ducking. 1t is brightly lighted
by the moon and stars shining through
the open doorway and by the Ia e
fire in the middle of the wickiup, over
which is brewing the love tea" No
chaperons are needed here, so the
elders go outside and proceed with the
music. Cupid is dangerously near,
! and the clamOr the musicians produce
is better appreciated by them than it
would be by most of us.
With these western beauties every
year may be leap year, and the
| maiden who has long admired at dis
| tance some lithe-limbed, fleet footed
| son Of the forest may now rise from
| her tailor position and dip the tin cup
in the love potion and pass it to her
desired one. He may accept or re-
| iect. If he does the latter on account
of having another sweetheart he, of
course. promises TO be a brother to
her. All the rest may choose before
| she has another chance. But some
| brave may have been captured by her
laughing lips and sparkling eyes, and
so when the time comes for the men
to choose, will give her to drink of the
| magic liquor. Her love is seldom so
/ lasting that she will not accept the
suitor, and he does not care if he be
second choice.
The music is continued aud the
| dancing consists of keeping time to it
by 1000 odd fantastic gvrations. grace
! full yet wearisome. The dance lasts
three days and nights, then all are
/ ioi
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SHE KISSED A CAR-HCRSE.
A Pretty Girl the Heroine of "a Stree
Scene in san Francisco.
She was YOunr and fair.


on 9ne was Young anu i"Ii'
Inc I"l'Gr III naihei "s wei "s -
Looh uIoH' iei hl0IieI oelh3 t'ie iio'eV
laura u Fait. fler 'iest"I name ~
i1oI"lhe HONS anu slie l9'es hoI le.,s So
ret'er lhail men 0n' hio an eseJio .lIle
lasI evening at . GiocN "uel. sue
passed the corner OF b"sh ana Mont Mont
gomery streets. Anu th3t escort
Wouio oouolLess nave liheo 10 eA-
chan9e places win q certain c;tl-hot SC
Stationed at !hat corner al Ieast lof
lW0 or three minutes
Inns was Wheh ihe ll"lliS gifI IeII
MS side without Hioiae1l warning
walked up TO the 'nr r'o car-hofse'
threw her arms l''i12i" about It's
NECK la'ieu us AaN''' G.L'2u 1t PeC
Eallies ana hIs'C,. il. nc c"i-hoISe
WAS surprised. l'"L i"' it.! is Ill"Ch
surprise" - In"I G9IoI'. nc oise
JusI sloou sun ana l'',''e'' eIo? uIi1
an" Pio"d' anu So'Hi1" - S"S III MS
oiS eye:
~ an 'li9 S'o''"U9' 10 Il i]oie
IN" eacoT'-"tii' ne lo"Aeu eio-
queh'' 'oo' o"t MS e'o4"e"ce y" as "o'
Cl coi!itHthleIiI. HIS eyes -SPohe' 700,
tnough ms mouth was sGaied. Dut they
uttered dl1lerenl thoughts IMAM those
eNpressed Dy BIS equine majesty.
Al That time the streets were crowd
ed WItl pedestrians. Many OF them
stopped III thelr h"meWaf1 fush TO
ealth 4 second S'imp'e Oh 'he unusual
sPtct2fIc'
ana those VINO stopped near" UheSe
-. - = from 5ie laIT SLEI; T., n.,,
1ou uaIlihS oi'i morse. NdCe oIu
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EYES AND EARS

have we that we may see and hear;
brains, that we may reason and un-
derstand: so there's little excuse for
much of the suffering that is toler-
ated. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is fast becoming the enc
recognized remedy for all diseases
resulting from thin, impure and i'm
poverished blood.
Indigestion and dyspepsia, scro-
fulous affections, liver and kidney
diseases, sores and swellings, catarrh
and consumption, are blood af'ec-
tons. With purified, enriched and
vitalized blood, they flee as darkness
before the night DR., Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is the only guar
anteCd blood-purifier and liver in
yigorator. Sold on trial! Money
promptly returned, if it doesn't bene-
fit or cure.
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PHYSICIANS OUTDONE

My wife has been suffering with the
female trouble of the seyerest kind for
over three yevrs. [ have paid twenty
five dollars during the last three months
and she had no relief. She has doctor
ed continuity with the best of physi,
clans
/ bought three bottles each of Dullam's s
Great German Female Uterine Tonic
and Dullam's Great German Bood, Liver
Stomach and Kidney Cure, and can say
to day that she is entirely cured.
W. II. DRAwLEY.
Sworn TO before me on this 23d day Of
June 1890. JOHN G. DULLAM.
Flint, Mich. Notary Public, Geuesee,
Co. 81 a bottle. For sale by f. G..
Buerstattc.
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(Eiret nnhlIcafinn Doc L $50

First publication Dec Is, 1s9 No. 80
COUNTY COURT-MANITowo CoUNTY-In
y Probate.
In the matter of the estate of August Bruhn.
deceased
Notice is hereby given that at special term
of said county court to be held in and for SAID
county, at the office of the county judge in the
city of Manitowoc in said county. commencing
at 10 clock A. II. of the 3st day of January 1898
The application of IrIederich Rruhn for a
Judgment of this court determining the descent
of the following described real estate situated
III the county of Manitowoc and State of Wiscon-
sin tO-wit:
The South east quarter the north west quar-
ter of section two (2l in township twenty (2D)
north of range twenty. four on east and the soath
west quarter of the north east quarter and the
north west quarter of the north east quarter in
said section township and range whereof AUGUST
Bruhn late of the town Of fIwo Rivers III SAID coun
ty. deceased i-testate, died seized and adjudging
that Friedrich Bruhn and August Bruhn are the
only surviving heirs of said deceased and entitled
to all the right title and interest of said deceased
in and to the said real estate
Dated this 18th day OF December 1892.
BY the court,
EMIL BAENSCH, County Judge.
Schmltz d hirwan. Attys. jan26
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-02

Hyperdermicinjections ofmorphia
are frequently prescribed by physi
clans for cure of neuralgia; but its
effects are only ephemeral and you
will have to repeatthe injection every
day. Discard this seductive enchan-
ter, and use Salvation Oil, which
goes to the seat of the trouble and
effects permanent cure.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-02
Only ore man in two hundred l:
over six feet in height.
NOW TRY THIS.

It will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid
back. Sufferers from La Grippe
found it just the thing and nnder its
use had a speedy and perfect recov-
cry. Try sample bottle at onr ex-
pense and learn for yourself just how
good a thing it is. Trial bottles free
at Henry Hinrichs' Drug Store.
large size soc. and SI.oo.
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A I IHDUG IT TFUL PERSON
consults his best interests by having
a box of KRAUsE's HEADACHE
CAPSULES at hand; taken as directed
will prevent or stop any kind of a
headache, no matter what the cause
in fact if your skull was cracked it
would prevent pain. The frequency
of The attacks will diminish, and by
taking the capsules at the approach
of headache, you will never have
another. 25C. per box.
For sale by H. Hinrichs, druggist.
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7 n. o :
STATE or WISCONSIN is PEoBtrE- AM
- IOwoG tu>Il COURT,
In the matter Of tae estate Of Frank Racquet,
deceased.
10 All whom il may coacer.: Letters Of adj
ministratioa on said estate of frank RaQuet late
of the town Cf SghieswI-, deceased. nayIHg been
issued rs Anna Raquet ON the 4th day OF Juuu-
ary 4. D.. l>.S, and SIX months from and after
said day beng allowed and limited for credi .ors
to present taUIr claims for examination and al
lovaFsca notice - heres.v given that the under
signed VIII. at special terms Of SIld court to be
held on tHe second TUESDAYS of the months of
March May and July. 1Ss3. al the probate office
iii the clty ui AianIIaUoC in said county, receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against said deceased,
Dated January Ith. i~E&.
EMIL BAENSCH, County Judge
Sehmitz x hIcwan. Attorneys 2feb95
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His Definition.

4 captain who was one Of the school
board in a New England seaport town
was visiting the school one afternoon
and heard the class read from Web
ster's address at Plymouth.
"Who was Webster" asked the cap
tain.
a statesman, said one boy. An
orator." said another.
But what is a statesman" asked
the captain.
A man who goes around making
speeches." answered a small boy.
That's not just exactly right" said
the captain, smiling. Now, l 90
around making speeches once in
awhile, but I'm not statesman at
ALL"
Il know what a statesman IS" spoke
up bright little fellow. Its man
vino goes around making COCA
speeches. Io7b'S Compaaiou.
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State Bank Of ManitOHOc.

VIII buy and sell Drafts on the princp
ties of the Union.
Will buy and sell Drafts on Great Britain,
reland Norway, Denmark. or the Continent of
Europe, at New z York rates and in sums tc
suit the purchasers. Will sell
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-02

Buy Dullman's Great German Is cent
Liver Pills 40 in each package at 7. c.
BuersLattes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-02

A live cottonwood tree with petri-
fed roots is growing near Atchison,
Kansas.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-02

Buy Dullam's Great German Is cent
Liver Pills, 40 in each package at F. c.
Buerstattes.
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Why Women Lace Tight.

"No." said she, rs she gazed at the
sea with faT-away look in her eyes.
women do not lace tight to diminish
the size of their waists
What for. then?7 he asked. as he
drew closer to her.
oh" she replied. while a wave of
color swept over her face, at IS to ac-
custom themselves to any extra pres
sure that may be brought 10 bear at
any time"
And those who lace most can bear
cruelty said.-N l. Press.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-02

Greek wines nearly all turn to
vinegar in summer.
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Canada has about II, 900 miles {
railroads.
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In 1869 the wealth Of Great Britain
exceeded that of the United States
nearly 80 per cent; in 1855 the wealth
of the United States was more than %
per cent greater than that OF Crest
Britain.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-02

De QUincey published The Confess
sions OF an English Opium Eater"
when he was 81 years old.
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The lily grows wild in Italy, and
was taken to Europe in 1900.
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kRAUSE'S S HEADACHE CAPSULES--Wa
ranted.
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PASSAGE TICKETS

per Sail or Steam rom ana to any port in Ell
rope at New York rates.
c. C. BARNES, President.
CHARLES LULING, Cashier,
GEO. B. sURNET Assistant Cashier
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There are I86 menand IS6 wom en-
in The New Hampshire Insane as
ylum.
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Since l7J) f53, 4G6 patents have been
granted in America.
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WE WANT YOU

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prove your prospects Why not? You can do so
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Pamphlet circular giving every particular is sent
free to all. Delay not in sending for it.
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Some starS move with velocity
ofnearly so miles a second.
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The town Of Icicle, in Washington,
has been renamed Leave NV orth.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-05-04

Samedi soir 20 Avrll, la r6siden-
CO de NJ. 81. Bourgerie 404, AZ rue
n. E., fut envahle tout q coup gar
une troupe d'amis, d6cid6e q lui
faire une surprise, DIES plus agrea-
bic du reste.
La soir6e SO passa dune faeon
charmante, ii y chant ct musique,
voir meme quelque peu de danse
(avant minait bien entendu) ct
yers ONE heures un succulent gon-
ter r6unissait toutes les personnes
p~r6s6ntes, parmi lesquelles nous
citerons:
Messlenrs ct Mesdames F, K.
Paradis. Joichim Paradis, Jos Pa
radis, r. Gangner, NJ. Gagner, J.
B. Leveill6, a. Bilodeau, Jos. lie
mieux, F. Anger, E. Rainville, J.
q. Rushford, b Thibodeau, J, w.
Dupont, A. Bourget, G. Beaudet-
te, &. Lefebvre, NJ. ct Mile Ar.
cand de White Bear, Melles L
Anger, G Paradis, A Paradis, D.
Either, Nine Lsroche ct NJ. Theo
Gosselin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-05-04

Samedl dernier M. ct Nine Mar.
cisse Labrash on 6prouv6 une
bien agreeable surprise a rocca-
sion du quinz:eme anniversaire de
leur marriage.
Un bon nombre de Il urs parents
ct de leurs amis Sc r6unlrent
leur residence No. 1875 Barrett
Place. NJ Charles Marchessault
an nom DIES heureux visiteurs leu1
pr6senta IN magnifque service de
vaisselle 4 diner accompagn6 dune
touchante adresse de f6licitatton
ct de souhaits de bonheur.
On d6licleux gouter fut servi, ct
tous se retir6Ient d une heure
avanc6e, enchant6s de lamabili-
t6 avec laqutlle lis avaient etc &C.
ceuillis. M. ct Nine Labreche on
termes ha'eureux remerci6rent
leurs amis de cette manifestation
d'estlme.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-05-04
Nos Compatriotes

i gs@@ E. 4ZlEE[rsH
Apres les nominations que nous
avons annonc6es la semaine der.
Mere achievement q l'admission d.
quatre de nos compatriotes dana ls
police de la vile; nous sommes
heureux d'annoncer de Aouveau
aujourd'hui:
10. Que notre compstriote M.
Paul Mousse qul fat partie de la
police depuis plus de dix ans let
celia sans qu'a4cune plainte ait ia
mails etc portee contre lul) venait
d'etre promu an grade de sergent.
20. Que M. Antoine Chouinard,
qui faisait son service de police
man dams les limitss 6loign6es de
la vile, venait d'etre appel6 3 la
station centrale.
30. Que N. Joseph Cousineau,
apres avoir recu an conaeil NUM-
clpal lie meme nombre de votes que
M. Lawrence O.Shaw, fut 6lu au
deuxleme tour de scrutin COM
me "pond master" pour le deuxie-
me district.
Nos sinceres fluctuations a nos
compatriotes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-05-04
Echos de ~rExposition

L'Expositlon uniyerselle de CHI.
osgo est=ouyertesdepuis lundi LEI
Mai.
La premiere phase de cette ma
gnifque demonstration a 6t6 Ia re
yue navele qui a en- lieu a New
York lie 81 Avrll.
LIE President Cleveland y assis-
TAFT sur lie dolphin"
Ls port ct les vaisseaux etaient
magnifquement d6cor6s, mails tous
les 1ournaux s'accordent q recon-
METRE que le dock de la Compa-
gnie g6n6nrale transatlantlque ct
le paquebot LA Touralne" 6taient
pavois6s avec lie plus de godt.
A 9.45 heures le signal est dom
ne q la fotte mouill6e aux Narrows
que tout est pref dams la rade;
alors le Philadelphia" portant le
pavilion de l'amiral Gherafdl, ct lie
vaisseah-amiral anglais "Blake"
avancent de front.
Sur l'autre colonne, q la suite du
"Blake," s'avencaient les navires
anglais ct russes, ct les trois navl-
res francais: r"Ar6thuse," Fortant
le pavilion du contre maftre dAbet
de Libran, sur Ia meme Aigne que
le croiseur AMERICAN "Chicago';
"Hussard," sur la meme llgne
que le Is yorktown" It "avec lie
"Charleston," pour nous servlr d'u
ne autre expression de P"Evening
Post, le redoutable "Jesn Bart" :.
workable monstre marin, aussi noir
que la mutt, h6riss6 de canons de.
puis lee huns jusqu'A la l1gne de
fotaison."
LIE d6fl6 a etc superbe ct impo-
SAINT. o. s'accorde q dire que c'est
une DIS plus bellies revues qui
aient encore Gu lieu au monde.
Dimanche dernier await lieu a
Chicago la reception oficielle du
President Cleveland ct du due de
Veragua, descendant direct de
Christophe Colomb.
Enfn lundi a dix heures, lie Pre-
sident de la R6publique american
ne pressait le bouton mettant en-
movement toutes les machines ct
d6ciarait ouverte lExposition de
Chicago.
ii pleuvait tres fort ct pour les
gems supertitieux cette Overture
n'augurait rien de bon.
La foule 6tsit 81 grande, en- efet,
(elle est 6valu6e d 5000 on 49,
600 personnes) que la police fut
lmpuissante d. retenir lie fot hu-
main ct que, dams la bousculade
qul s'ensuivit une vipgtaine de da-
mes st autant d'enfants farent q
moiti6 6touff6s.
Ds l'avis meme des ]ournaux
americans, pExposition est loin
d'et1e pr4te ct ellie ne le 9 r que
le 20 on 80 mai.
Nous reviendrons sur ce suiet.