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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06
VIC. PETERSON.
SAxL. NJ. GARLAND.

You will be surprised
That you were ever satisfied
With other brands
When yoa have once used
C'levelands baking powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
CnNYENrIoN MOVIES

II. II. Childress Of the Waco Day
Globe, aud Charles A. Edwards were
among todny's arrivals
Colonel W. L. Malone OF The Gazette
came over today aud was given a royal
reception by the boys. lie was down
on the program for a speech az the fair
grounds, but to the disappointment Of
the crowd had been compelled TO re-
turn TO Fort Worth
r. Il. johnson of the San Antonio
Light departed for home this evening
Judge A. Il. Norton of the Intelligent
Ger and nestor of the Texas press,
worked like trojan for Fort Worth.
Thirty-seyen years ago the judge pub
lishcd n paper IN that city aud IN bis
speech todny h. complimented The Ca
zettc, saying it was one Of the great
newspapers Of the country.
The association will meet at 8 O'Clock
tomorrow morning aud close mp the bus
mess Of the inccting. In the evening the
eScunioniSts hound for Chicago VIII de-
&pant for the North and the others will
leave for their respective homes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Austin. Tex, May ll.--lSpecial) IAN
amendment to the charter OF the Te1ar-
knna and Fort Smith railway was filed
with the secretary Of state today. cover
ing an extension OF its line through Bow
lie county, Texas. Miller coun-
ty, Ark. through Louisiana TO Shreye-
port. thence 10 Sabine county. Tex,
thence to Sabine Pass. The amendment
also coycrs an extension from Shreveport
to New Orleans No increase of cnpi-
tai stock
Chartered today: Texas Electric
Burglar Igre Alarm company. Corsi-
eana, Tex: capital stock. $4,000. In
corporafors. A. q. Sloan. A. II. Wood,
j. C. Schwartz y. l.adek.
Charter amended; Waco, Electric
Railway and Light company. increasing
capital stock from S25O.OO TO S3O0,WOp.
The resolution authorizing the amend
ment gives MS the reason for increase Of
capital stock the retirement Of S2OOOOO
Of bonds heretofore issued aud funding
same with an issue Of SaOO,OO0 of bonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Waco Tex, May Especially IAN
Injunction suit was flcd tonight by The
Texas Central Railroad company against
number Of discharged employees af Wal
nut springs, to prohibit them from In
terferlnr with The properly Of tho com
pany aud the operation Of ~ trains Sey-
eral Of the discharged employees, Il IA
said. engaged IN threatening conduct
yesterday ahd today, and the suit was
brought 10 prevent them from carrying
ont ihfratT which Ind been made,
Judge Goodrich granted u temporary
Injunction returnable III Bosgue county
on the Bird DAY Ia August The writ
was taken 10 The clerk Of the district
court Of B0SQnp county at Meridian aud
VIII be served on the defendants tomor-
row
General Manager Hnmllfon N retlcent
about The matter and niys that the
irOnble i due 10 several discharged par
ties nt Walnut springs but Tint Il Il
~ but little consequence aud viii be
speedily disposed o. The freight trains
which are delayed today viii lie operat-
~ by new men ln placc Of those dis
clinrrfrd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
WILL MEET IN AUSTIN IN 1894.
Prizes Awarded for Best Papers on III,
Profession.


Dallas. TNs., May 11.--Gpecial.) THE
Pharmaceutical association rcassembled
at D:3c O'clock with President l.. Myers
Connor Ia the chair.
Two hours hme was devoted 10 thu
discussion OF resolution proposing a
change IN the rules Fiunlly the rcsolu-
ton was voted down.
Another resolution calling for the APP
pointment OF q committee 10 revise artl-
Gle 3 and report at the next mcetinG OF
the assncafion was adopted.
On Notes and Queries. papers 10 he
road at the next convention, thu following
gcnteinan were selected 10 Sc
lcct Nritcp: James NJ, Pace,
Ir, of Dallas, J. Burghcim Of
Houston and j A. Wellington OF bal
timore
Papers on trade toplcs were read by
II. H. Brooks, r. bingham aud &. M
renlnhr. which We're very entertaining.
On | o'clock the association tUok
A largo number Of ladies wore OUT
from ihe city, and were hosptihly re-
cWVed by the gallant pharmacists
A prcwranl consisting Of vocal aud
musical gems followed, Miss Margaret
lumes sang two beautiful pongs aud Maa
Nptuuusly applauded Mr.. Rob Me
Carney, the great tenor, electrified tho
audience by lbs singing George Stow
art, the famous terpschorean artist, cx-
erutcd several steps aud won applause
and u shower Of silver dimes. A baud
Of swcet-yoced Mercnns sang several
musical Spanish songs, with gnitRr ac-
compartment, and then the entire party
a arched 10 tho dining hall, whore
splendid dinner was served aud James
l. Hayleit o1iciated us master Of ccrc
mrl1y4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
THE MONUMENT FUND FULL
And Some Time This Year Memorial 10
Hotolc firemen


Austin, Tex. May 1i.--(Spcciall-
The delegates were late in getting In at
the convention this morning. They were
entertained 50 thoroughly and emphat-
ically yesterday and last night that they
could hardly be expected TO recover be-
fore 10 this morning.
At $50 President Connor called the
convention to order aud llood Of reso-
lutions were Immediately turned on
Chairman o. s. Camp Of the committee
on resolutions.
A communication from o. w. Steifs Of
Abilene was also referred. The report
Of the committee on order Of business,
as well as an additional report on late
arriving credentials. was adopted.
The Waco representatives, Announced
that their report would be ready Ills
afternoon. The topic wnk an argument
ON the. comparative qualities Of cotton
and rubber hose.
convention Of chief fire engineers M
Louisville was read ~ a matter of IN.
formation.
Recess was taken for half an hour to
allow the monumental committee TO re-
port
Upon reconyention Treasurer James L.
strong OF l-Ocklmrt made bis report on
me subject Of TIE monumental fund.
stating that the fund had Increased from
vested. ;"
DIR. Pitt S. Turner Of Belton. chairman
OF the monumental committee. made an
eloquent appeal 20 the hretnen for the
continuance and support Of this enter
prize. He reviewed the history OF lin
ult.ufruflan Aurtttss al
"nisience. aud held that the erection Of
\ snhabc monument 70 the memory Of
rs dead heroes was Incumbent on H.
lie ret1ted the various yicisItutsa
through which the monument fund Ind
gone, bnt hcld that il WIS common
bo1d Of union between all the hre de-
pirimen;F IN the state. and had for is
end purpose 20 laudnhh- aud noble
that il should receive earnest and hearty
support
The appeal certainly struck the riat,i
cud IN tine hrefnens hearts. for such d
v0lley u contributions we're hnflid nj
tue chair that they could hardly be-
counted
The report Of the Delegate TO The ma.
Adatns, was read aud onierd spread Up.
on the journal
Tr,asnrer Storey announced that me
result Of the contributions ftaie Ou ne
fioyr amounted o. $2lnD.iS. A. only
$500 was neisd the anaounceIntnt was
received with muh apIlaui.e and Il Is
probable that che monument will b.
er,sted IN The capitol grounds here this
year.
On behalf Of Mr.. Phi O. Clark. a
reprtnfsfsiye Of q gu;i2 percha manu-
featuring company Of New York, Vice
President Kane presenbd 10 The aas,-
citation Handsome silver water pitcher.
which president cunn0r received viii
happy piensaniii,.s, Complimentary 70 .i,.-
doiior and rather detrimental 10 HE
need for wAfer 90 the part o. the aver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
IoRT MoETH. TExAs FRIDAY. MANY n, ls9a.

bqnal Suffrage mass Meeting las, night
anl NiFfrl NJ hoinels nest. by crit
"is,isy Priests aud preachers. A number
W 'Ao~f lifescnf jumped on the daring
ehtRf VIII terrific forcc aud roundly
e,.lSnitd his remarks. Religion and poll
iirs crent into the vnectiag and engen-
ered considerable bad feeling for the
Houston. DIR. Mackoy Of Dallas and 9TH
efs poured oil on the troubled waters.
Colonel III. NJ Hughes OF the Missouri
Kansas and Texas aud Colonel CASTOR
Meslier Of the Texas and Pacific. aud in
fart an the railroad nen were highly
eoAphmentc'f by the association for the
many tavor' extended
AZ The fair grounds at $40 this after
noon about no OF the visiting editors.
menbers Of the local committees. fair
directors and other guests. boarded the
cars down town and wern wlirlrd out
70 the far grounds. The party visited
me race tracks, exposition hall aud other
points OF Interest, chaperoned by Colonel
,lnhn VI sinpson, president Of the state
lalr. Al o'clock the rain began to
pour down IN torrents and there was d
r,Rsh Tor machinery hall. where a spen-
an nnrh WAS served aud the Juice of
me grape was within easy reach Of all
Alter dining and winlng had cpased.
he fow Of omtory began. Frank p.
se'ANhS Npfheu Tue hgH and the 1rNHa
Sihtc tnlr aud the Texas Press asso,in-
uon were the tOasts of the hour.
Addresses were delivered by Alessrs
,mYens, nOreinus. hhrmer Shaw. ]. A,
tpp -l1ud. Permanent President Scurloclx
Nuitt Bishop.
Editor Valdez Of San Antonio made n
speech IN Spanish, and Editor Ben Fa-
bian of Dallas talked German for the
beueiit OF those In the crowd who are
ilanllnar with The tongue. Judge A. u.
and when, IN the name Of The association
he wls presented with large bouquet
ny Mr.; Nrivens he blushcd like school.
effort
Nolond .lohu VI. Simpson made short
talk, which fell upon willing ears.
The luil drivers loft he ground with
gii-edeed opinions of the state fair and
rs president aud directors. Secretary
Claude \, Courk was one Of the party
nnd assisted In making X agreeable for
the visitors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Il, IN. .e,.,,,o,, so.,,,a,. ~, ,,.s,lo,,
Of senIin., J,ie,,,,,s, ~ ~ 0,,,,,',,,'s
tournament AZ III, Wn,l,'s fnir Ma tirst
discussed Ind wn. not s,.ttiod
The eoinInitten ou tonic M = rnferr.d
10 the Waco department. reported ihai
they did not recommend The suggestion
thnl police pow'5r pc conferred kehcrhl,
upon the hfe departments ~ cases OF
fires. hut recommend such authority be-
vested ~ three inenbers OF "seh soni'
hAnS. ihf hreinrn selected thpin'
A, s,,,
iheN TURNER recoinlnenu tpo use 81
rubber hoHr WHERE durability Ii desired
ann cotton nose Tor hHhihrss ana next
bh!lN
resolution hdlihE now Heeuoh 20
We lglrs OF the hsso'la,l9u, ~ 10 we
ailSlr5u'h Oh an resolutions was r.
ieiiFd
i,Tpi'l,ph was uupPteu ,ohfriuulht'
nv JUS 'Arilr ilAen on huNlhk won
tn', htlhun s'holnIshp'
\ inulloh 20 grant Tue request ui -
", AuiVhSc ~ 'NplmIht NpilnE. ~
mute y nlr neihper 'i 'ne hANo'h'lloh
was hrlraud.
All't thiN inc irp"ft OF lhN 'onhllie'
on topics Ut INV onihE s"n''huun
was ro"lYeu anu anoh'sh, pnu ,hn ,en-
Nth'lon ealourh'a nhti iomp'ro" MORN
rug az Wy ..,.,..,..,, ,..t, ~ ....
~ - f y" .,'i W ~ VAIN,
carried . laiEr crowu OF ~ Nsluns
nrrlhen w =" NV nhn, Nnrir rlvnln,,
pe9is lpok mem ny IN. iltrr lor hi,eril
lnlrs; one OF tn' hh'"' HlPs P"0'l"'' III
Tue SCUM,
THE COMMITTEE ON TOPICS
presented the following subjects for the
Consideration Of The next annual con-
yentlou;
Tonic one Shonld the State Fire.
mnn's ossucintinn recommend To the city
ronneils the pnr,hnse OF chemical en-
cinesf This topic was assigned 20 the
Beltnn department.
Two-Does liz, Increased area add to
the difficulty In controlling cotton 1resi
IL tile chance for salvage best whou
piled compact III small space Or whcn
headed over u large arnag Assigned TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
THE REBORN PRESS.

The Texas Reform press, In meeting
yesterday, adopted constitution and
bylaws and elected the following oili-
GERS for the ensuing year;
o. II. Dornblascr OF tirandyiew. pres
ilcnt; y. II. Davis OF Sulphur Springs,
vice president: g. b. Harris Of Bruce
Vile. secretary aud treasurer.
Executive board Milton Park, Dallas;
W 70. Farmer sulphur Springs; i. II.
Fowler. Wa1uhaclie.
The next meeting Is TO be held In May,
1884, at place yet to be named.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
NEuTRALITY LAWS


--Fmucisso Benayidcs. who held ihe CON
miftinh Of cOlouA in Gsizn's revolution.
airy army. today plead guilty " tie
ebarFc ~ violation Of the United States.
neutrality hw~ Ia tho federal court hers
Sentence N,ls temporarily suspended.
Colonel BeEavides "a ons Of the four
Me,iAns whose enfradliion triad WAS re-
ce1fly held herr. lie Il wanted b. Tie
expected 10 reidpr de,i,lon soon.
IN the linked Steir~ court today Slxto
vidal, Saniinro Wnbe. Andres Aron.
hula aud Ematine Aiohte,nn0 pleaded
railty 10 yiohtion % the neutrality law.
Sentence was temporarily suspended IN
a.lrll Laae.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Galveston. Tel. May H. lSpecial. -
Two nrgre walters becninc involved IN a
quarrel today Ia ihu dining room u tho
fremont Heel. One named ltsddy"
aiixed heavy glass tumbi.sr and dealt
BIZ f,llWrwniirr heavy blew on the
head, knocking bin fenHelrHs The din.
Ink roOu wa1 IA an nprunr and during
tir excitement "Hdly escaped and II
M larsr His yictim waa removed -
ilir hospital ~ an uncouscinua con-
1if0na Who're b. Hes ki critical ool..li-
lioa. rlik Afne hops~ a ~ raeasskg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
SPORTING.

Philadelphia NEW YORK.
. ,llelphia. Pa. May 11.-Pmlndrl-
Rras q: baS. hits. lG; errors. Il;
~. Taylor weighing and Gross.
4 iuk Runs. 5: basehits. 20; errors,
..ssp. King, Russie and McMahon.
Hurst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

loais Mo. May 11.-Flrst race.
'flolgs Rally, won; Boston Boy,
" uel There, third Time, 1:1T IL.
ar1 nee--SiI and oneyhalf fur
ms Day, won; Eugenia, see
inhe II, third Time, l:2J.
w raee-1l'uur furlongS. May
80. won; Floreana. second; Fal-
". lind. Time. 81 IL.
~ Ace-Six and one-half furlongs.
XIV Won; Sly Lisbon, second; Min
KS rs ulird. Time. 1:25 ID.
nce-one mile aud twenty yards.
~ Won; Perkins, second; Finder,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

GnIgeton. Tex. May special -
Isi,al forecast for Texas. east Of lie
1OlHh merldinD. for twesity-fpiir hour
sliswrrs toairhl aud ~ the early morning.
followed by fair, cooler ~ mOralne; nta.
ilaonsy psinperafnr- IN esrnlur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Ealtn \. Y. May H. Brooklyn
4 ); bose hits, 10; errors, l.; bat
Esancdy AMI Haddock. Boston
If y base hits, S; errors, .: battery,
nd Bennett; umpire, Gaifney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Marshall Tex. May -iSpecial1-
The srcond cii la the sllpps lnre was
made this evening fwrniyfotir men
were discharged 10 ,hr car department.
This makes hfty IN ALL Another cut II
expected soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Chicngo m. May President Rein
hart of ihe Atclilson und lcnrry of the
Beaver aud Rio Grande are To meet to-
morrow morning 10 discuss the Colorado
troubles, and II j. expected tbe trouble
will be entirely settled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
AUSTIN.


Austin, Tex, May 11--(Speeiall-
Governor Hogg before signing the gem
ernl appropriation bin subjected II to
another small incision by cutting ont
tho Item Of salary Of stenographers for
the civil cour OF apHeals. which wns
omitteed Internationally in his veto mes
sage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

San Antonio, Tex, May il.--tSpeclal)
a. i Davidson. trainmddrr OF fna
San Antonio and Aransas Pass
RAILWAY. with headquarters at
Yoakum, Tex, lps resigned 10
Accept the position Of glperin-
irndcni Of tie Gulf. Colorado sud Santa
re, 60 succeed a. ID. Wheeler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

iaofe. Nd, May 11.-Baltimore,
\; base hits. 3; errors, " battery.
|hlaa Storey and Robinson. Wash
1, rus, q; base hits. $: errors. .;
~ Nsekln and Farrell; umpire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

RuHalo. n, -, May il..-Nrw York
Central engine No ND, which made II
record of lO2 milcs an hour Tuesday.
beat that recird yesterday by doing a
milc Ia tlirfy-two Seconds, equivalent TO
III IL tuiler por hour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
MGAUGHE's GRAYs WRECK
THINGS.

Austin. Tex. May Especial. l-IAnd
Comnis-ioner Mctiaughey walked 10 his
oiiic. this morning. His team u rays
nan away with him last night, wrecking
the carriagc but the commissioner rs
capped uninjurrd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
CULBERsoN WILL BE IN FORT
WORTH.

Austin. Tex. NAV Il.--fSpcciaLl--At-
torney- General Culhcfson u In Fort
Wnrth today, and will leave tomorrow
or Saturday for Gainesville to take adj
diiional testimony in the Greer county
case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

rse W.. May l1.-Parson Davies
u.lnllel SLOW with Manager w
~ Of The Hnymarkct theater in
~ q q ehallenge ON behalf of Joe
'aNl 10 light Bob Fitzsimnons,
'r,pufy rules. 5000 a side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

The speed Of trains IL being Increased
ns fast OK The track viii perudt Presl.
dent Green will soon Determine regarding
under contemplation Tor some time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Iona-p. May II. Halletf q Co, navy
agents aud bankers hive suspended.
Many officers were dcposliors with the
company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

tgs. Pa, May 11.-Piusburg,
nse hits, II; errors, 3; battery,
lul MACK, Louisville. runs, q;
~ 10; errors. .: battery. STRAIT
~ uiim, Umpire, Emslie and Sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Atiatta, Ca, May 1l.--A delegation
81 Southern nif,liaDs haH requested
tho Southern ltaiiwny and Stenmablp
ns,oS<ation 10 advance The rates on hDnr
hi lless sbnu car load lots, thcr being DO
difference, between ear load lots aud
sinylier sA-4niltirs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Wnshinrsm. May 1L-Cicneral Ed
ward u. Townsend. for a number Of
year, adjgiant-een1ef,, q " army, u,sa
Ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
LATE RAILROAD.

Wqoo Tex. May II fSpeclall An
order was issued yesterday from the Of
Central railroad. appointing Mr.. H. NJ
COY ueeat VI the company at Dublin,
yire Mr. X. v. I.s4ifznd, discharged
ne aIg,6nfnent taking effect yeHteriay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

" GAME AT ST. LOUIS.
laaiS May l1.-No game, rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
''''Y.hrrp eHlNA,rrv

,ot,n fi wv May u. Tho ste,p,-
~ 90 'is ,or Hong IIong ycsier
/, oAie,.j a i'-r aiturs and mer-
aelArted by Collector
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

n " wesI.ly eaae.ts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-09

Lie Moulin q Fan ne peut don
ner rimpulsion q Ia roue ct lul
permettre de coDtinuer son mou
vement que 81 le cours d'eau q une
v6locit6 suffsante. ii en- est de
meme du corps human. ST le sang
est impur on p%aresseux, le coeur
ne peut lenvoyer nourrir tous les
organes du corps. Le movement
du moulin deyient Unite.
Pour avoir Ia machine sde Ia
sant6 en- movement regulier, le
sang doit etre purif6 ct raviv6.
La NoyoRo4DU DR PIERRE q etc
compost dams CO but an: steele der
nier, ct, jusquapresent, il ma pas
6l6 reconnu quill ait manqu6 de
purifier le sang ct de bonner une
We nouvelle ct de Ia force an
syst4me enter. Get ancien remAde
suisse-allemand nest pas une dro-
que de p%harmacie, Vous pouvez
apprendre tout CO qui concerne
cette medicine en- 6crivant an DR..
Peter Fahrney, Chicago, I'll.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-09
Rhea

4Z-ESEr ENF5=
La qrande actrlce francaise
Rh6a Went de bonner 4 Minnea.
polls dams la piece 6crite sp6ciale.
ment pour Gle ct intitulee "The
Queen Of Sheba" une preuve celia.
tante de ce talent, de 90 genie plu
tot qui lui est particulier ct qui la
plac6esau rang des plus krandea
tra6gdiennes du monde.
Analyserson jeu est impossible,
on ne peut d ne l'admirer.
Les d6cors de cette piece graz
diose sont splendldss. N. Hart ct
une bonnie troupe secondont tres
bjen l'6toile ct c%ertes, CO nest que
trop rarement qn'on peut voir icl
des pieces CONNIE "The Queen Of
.Sheba," rendues par des ms1tres
somme Mile Rh6a ct M. Hart.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-09

-Papineau.
On y procedera 3 l4leotion des
officers pour les elk mois suivants.
III est done tres important que
tous les membres y soient pre-
seDts, Tous nos compatriotes qui
desirent s~ppartenir 4 yce club, ct
nous sommes heureux de le cons
later, il sont tres nembreux, fsront
bien d'assiste1 d cette s6ance Oh la
constitution sera lue de nouveau
ct sjgn6 par tous les adherents.
Des discours y seront aussi pro-
nonC6s.
M Demeules rappelera on fe-
ra connsftre les services signal6s
oue,ce club q dfih randus 4 notre
Nationalist en- obtenant des en-
plois publics 4 sept on huit de nos
compatriotes, ct N +. r. Leroux
traitera la question des soci6t6s en-
general.
Plusieurs autres orsteurs =
prendront aussi 10 porcle.
LIE success amAne le success ct
nous sommes pertains que le club
Lafayette apineau qui compte
auionrd'hui cent-sept membres en-
oomptera cent trente al moins di-
manche soir.
EMISSIONS nous.
Car c'est dams Yunlon, dams FOR
ganisation seules quest Ia force.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-09

Dimanche dernier, ct pour la
premiere fois le Rev. Pore Ga
briel Andre, cousin du cure de Ia
paroissu Notre Dame dc Lourdes
celebrate ) Ia grand'mssse le Saint
Sacrifice.
Ia messe.
L'eglise etsit trop petite pour
contenir 10 foule qui 6tait accou-
rue pour bonner par % presence,
une marque d'estims al nouveau
vicaire ct lui souhaiter ainsi 10
plus cordiale bienvenue.
Lac choeur sous lhabile direction
de N. A. Bilodeau ct de N. =. Pa.
riseau ,organiste, rendit tres blen
la masse en- g de Warner.
Ls Rev. Pere j., Andr5 o&ciait
avec le Rev. Pee Oharr6yre com
me diacre, le r Y. Pare Robert
CONNIE sous diacre.
Or msgni6que sermon sur le
Sacerdoce fnt fait par Ie Rsv. Pc
re Charr4yre.
L'EoHo DE L'OUEsr 90 Joint : d
paroisse Notre-Dame do Lourdes
pour souhaiter au nouveau vicaiie
Ia plus sincere des blenyenues.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-09

LIE Rev. Pore Gabriel Andre ma
quit d la PLANE de Chabottes, do
csse de Gap, Hantes Apes. Fran
90 le % septembre 1870.
III est file de Ambrose Andre ct
de Marie Anne Brochier.
Il &c ses 4tudes classiques ct
philosofques = Aubrun, ma aimee
dc th6ologie = Gap, Hautes Alpes,
France et 3 ann6es Al s6mlnaire
So. Thomas de Marian Park
lis p4re AndreAest le qustrieme
pretre yiivant de @ fsmill : les
Reyds. Pores PAUL. Andre, s:chi-
pretre age dc 73 ans en retralte, J.
Andre. de Notre-Dame de- Lour-
[des, Minneapoln, Ells6e Andre GU
lr6 de Ohasapole. diocese de Gap,
et enfn Gabriel Andre, le nouyean
yicaire de Il. D. az Lourdes.
Les trois derniers dolvent leul
Education 3 lenr oncle et lui en
conseryent uns 9ternelle reoonnais-
sauoa
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-09

Fund Life Association do New
YoIksen requirement. de $4,000
montant de leur police d'assu1snce
prise par le eefunt le u janvier
1886
On payment de 30 dollars . Ste
.fait nm jour apres cslpi Cd iau-
RAFT do etre fat, mails Ia compa-
gnie . toujonrs acoept6 lei pay
ments prec6dents dams les memes
conditions.
VOLTA c%ertes, IN process qui sera
.des plus interessant ct don't i, re-
suitat aura une grande importance
an point de we legal.