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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
TWO SUDDEN DEATHS IN RAOFORr
An Old Gentleman Stricken, and One
Burned to Death-SociaI and Personal.


EAST RADFORD. VA. January 49,
Especial )-Joseph Austin, an old gen.
tleman. was standing in front OF the post
office on Thursday wheE he was stricken
by rheumatism of the heart. Bystanders
assisted him TO DR.. Jeffery's Office, and
from there home. where he died two
hours later He leaves large family.
dependent upon him for support.
The Oldest son of Mr.. o. +. House.
holder was burned so badly Wednesday
morning that he died a few hours later.
The little fellow, who was between and
years old. was alone in the room when
his screams quickly brought the mother.
who found him enveloped In flames. The
fire was extinguished, but he was burned
all over and all that could be done was
to allay the suffering. Ii Is supposed that
his dress caught ire from the CRATE.
Irwin Kester, who lives near Peppers
Ferry, In this county, was kicked SO
badly by horse last week that he soon
after died.
Mrs. NJ f. Phillips, who was hurt while
coasting last week. is still confined TO
her bed.
Mrs. G. Il. Mount has returned from
Someryille, Tenn. and brought with her
her sister, Miss Bette f'lippin, daughter
Of Judge Flippin.
The third anniversary of the Young
Mems Christian Association of Radford
will take place at the Grove-Avenue
Methodist church January 18th. Mr.. IL.
O. Williams. State secretary, will deliver
the address.
Mr. j. W. Eskings had three fingers
on his left hand cut of by q planer at
the machne-shops yesterday afternoon.
POLLUTED WATERS.
The Governor of West Virginia has
been urging the necessity OF compelling
the mlne-owners in Pulaski and Wythe
counties to stop the washing of ores
in the headwaters of New river, and
during the last session of the Virginia
Legislature a petition was sent 10 the
senator from this district. asking for le-
gislation on this point. Nothing was done.
and Congressman Anderson, OF West Vir-
ginia, then took the matter up, and
brought II before Congress; but. as yet.
the water is muddy and nasty. unfit 10
use. and so impregna,ed that fish cannot
live in IL.
The people Of West Virginia are no
worse off than thousands OF Virginia
citizens. who are compelled 10 stand ana
look on while corporation cuts of the
use OF the water and destroys the means
OF support for hundreds. Radford. with
q population Of over 5000. cannot use the
water. and her representatives can see
no reason why the corporation should no;
be compelled TO stop the polluting OF the
water. 1t is the hope of the counties that
hold New river as their only water
course that the Virginia authorities may
assist the West Virginia Governor and
Legislature 10 legislate this evil from
our midst, and give us back our New
river mountain stream. pure. fresh. and
vigorous. full OF fish, a delight to the
beholder and livelihood to thousands
on it's banks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure.
n. J. CHENEY a. CO.. Proprletors,
Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known +. J.
Csheney for the last fifteen years, and be-
Iieve him perfectly honorable In all busi-
ress transactions and financially able 10
carry out any obligation made by that
WEST & TRuAX. Wholesale Druggists.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price,
Is cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Can't Escape In Virginia.

The recent gold-brlck swindle has ad-
vertised the city OF Richmond as much
as the Aquia-creek train-robbery did the
state at large. In both instances the
robbers came to grief speedily, which
speaks well for the efficiency OF the police
system OF the Commonwealth, especially
In view OF the recent escape OF both
classes OF offenders in other States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
bicycles! BICYCLES f!
I'D REPAIRING.

A suggestion 10 blcycis-ridsrs: Don't
have your leg pulled BY the so-caiied
i.eonard's = SOS east Main street, and have
your tire patched and cemented, on rim
Tor 50 cents. Spokes. tangents, direct or
cold.swaged or plano-wire put IN steel unnts o.
rioples. Tires Of all makes; Copper.
plated, nickel. and brass rims. $40 pair.
All wheels repaired fully 9 ua[ant.ensGrr
no eft N. LEoNA"D'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C
DR. McRAE'S PAINLESS AND
IL HARMLESS INTERNAL CURE

TON
ORGANIC STRUCTURE, GRAVEL OK
STONE.
Call at the drugstore Of A. II. Robins,
Richmond. Va. agent for Richmond and
.s.s,,r,9nials. and give 1t q trial. After
= .r,ai Of eighteen months in the States
Of MOI NortS Carolina. South Carolina roll, Geor-
GA ana Florida WIN II ea nas r a%l' as tn g
straosn n, Of cases treated. 1t Is absolutely
E only two d ss. every Re Il, 'w ss1Sn
four no,iant hardly knows ne - taking
tne I viii restore impaired vitality, and
" Mr. r. cures leaves the organs In as
healthy condition as nature made them and
,f0r,ng 8. C.; Augusta, Savannah, Ma
nla and Columbus, Ca; Mobile, Ala;
g Ioemc.sSnyil,e, Fla; Wilmington, n: c.
SacAs""' G.. X. RYAN,
Barnweil. 8. c..
supply Depot for United States
no 7-W&Su3m -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

MusIins, Sheetings. Cottons.
Haven't you heard OF the way
Bleached Cottons, Muslins, and Sheet.
ings have been selling here ? Not o
word has been said in the newspapers
about it, yet thousands OF yards have
gone out OF the house and thousands
more will go this week. Come in and
take look over the prices.
Yard-wide Cotton-all brands.
Pillow-Case Colonial widths.
Bed-Sheeting-all widths.
Sheetings free from dressing.
"a width, 15c. yard; IA width. lie.
a full 1914 Extra Heavy sheeting. &c.
u yard.
1914 Linen Sheeting, Tic: yard.
46-inch-wide PillowCasing. Sl2c.
Woven Quilted Dining-T Table Lining (or
silent cloth, washable, l5c. yard.
Ready-Made Sheets and Pillow ana
Bolster-Case hemmed on lock-stitch
machines with o. y. L. spool cotton
made from cloth torn from piece,
thus preventing pickering AFTER wash-
ing You waste your time making
them while we sell at these prices:
1914 Bleached Sheets. soc.
1914 Utica Sheets. 69c.
Single-Bed Sheets. &c..
Hemstitched Sheets, I5c.
Pillow-Cases to match, 2oc.
Pillow-Cases. 6hc.
45xS6-inch Case. l2isc.-not made cross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, full
length. set-in bosoms. eyelets and all
button-holes perfectly finished. REIN
forced back and front, patent gusset,
in sleeves and back, nothing stinted
except the low price. 3sc. each for
s225.
Mems White Shirts, guaranteed pure
200 linen. set-in bosom and cuff
bands, New York Mills muslin, cut
straightaway, extra deep reinforce
ments front and back. double stitched
all over with Clark's o. y. T. cotton.
patent gussets. full gathered back.
You never bought such Shirt as
you can now for 50c.-6 for 80.
Pieated- Bosom Shirts-3 pleats to
side. pure linen bosom and cuff -bands,
open front and back, New York NILS
muslin. hand-worked eyeiets and but
ton-holes, 75c. each-6 for s435.
Last weeks advertised Is and Csc.
Laundered Shirts. colored-percale boz
SONS and cuffs. being in a somewhat
broken assortment OF sizes. will be
closed out at zoe. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
DEMONSTRATING Prices {:

Mems Uubleached Balbriggan Socks.
full regular made, &c. a pair-$l6 per
dozen.
and i0c. Dark Dress Ginghams for &c.
Ready-Made Wrappers. made OF fleece
back Cashmere, fiannellettee, twills--
dark-blues and blacks, flgured-what
sizes remain here now for 75c., were
81 and &.19
Infants Sacques-all the dsintiest
ones-silk overstitched. some French
flannel. some zephyr knlt-at 81 each
for such an were $50. SITS, and MSS.
Ladies' Cashmere and Cheviot Ready
Made Waists for n.5o-hardly enough
for the material.
Every Satteen Waist In stock-with
Jabeaus. plaits. friils-ssle price. Sc.
each. Every size. but not all siscs OF
every kind.
The world Of little things on the No.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
HORSE LIPPkn.
I'm

The LEONARD HORsE-cLIpPEk !.
the finest machine 10 the world Sno ev ",
closer and better sn1n IN tns cracSsr jscks
iast wear. Hest OF work euaranSss1
Horses sent Tor and returned. Leave o.:
drrr az stable, Ninth street pear nSoS21
street. or at tsonArd's News esors.
e.: e " ss'a- n LsoNA1A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
N2esGeI6- G1k GeN2tecsX
t,on counter shows the trend Of sale
prices
Specials In the Carpet-Room:
Before-Stock-Taking Prices

AT THE TOILET COUNTER.
A. fresh supply Of the Eugene Felix
Imported Handkerchief Extracts at
3c.-yiolet and all other doors.
&c. Perfume Atomizers. l0c.
White or Notified CASTLE Soap. &c.
Lundborgs Handkerchief Extracts
Edena, Gozer Lily. Swiss Lilac, AL
pine Violet, Forest Pansy. Marechal
Rose--50c.
Sozodont, soc.
Hair pint. Witch Hazel. Zoe.
feriorated-Roll Toilet-Paper. &c. or soc.
Pinaud's zoe. satchet-Powders. 1sc.
Violet Talcum-P Powder, 12isc
Iinaud's Eau de Qunine, Doc.
Solid Back Hair Brushes, s5c.
Inc Goodyear Rubber Hair-Combs-50c.
brand. Peerless, Ladies Favorite. etc,
.will be sold for &c. each. -,
All colors Lamp-Shade Paper. and all
sizes Wire Lamp Frames. now in this
department.
The world Of little things on the No
ton counter shows the trend OF sale
prices
Jet Shawl-Pins, 1c. a dozen.
Feather-Stitched Braids. Sc. bunch.
a,papers Needles and Assorted Pins, Sc.
SIX Side-Garters. l9c.
6oc. Ready-Made Silk Carriers, &c. pair.
Inside Dress-Belts. 1c.
Covered Real Whalebone 10c. a dozen.
Leather Glove-Purses, &c.
Nainsook Feather-Stitch Braids, lie.
j. o. G. Working Cotton, l5c. Dozen
Best. Turkey-Red Working Cotton. SC.
a dozen.
50-yard Black Spool-Silk, 1sc. dozen.
Samson English Pins assorted sizes),
&c.
The purest OF Wool Underskirts, q
yards long and ~ inches wide, dark,
fine colors. are selling now for TIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

other. OF pale-green mousseline de sole
ana black velvet: the back IL OF the vel
Vel. the front 20 the width Of two inches
before each armhole Is OF the velvet also.
ana the remainder Is OF the mousseline.
plated and falling very bouffant. Across
the bust broad band OF velvet. orna-
mentally cut. II fastened with ribbon
fosettes 10 the velvet on each side. The
sleeve Is a velvet pun. siashed down the
!niccle over TIE plated mousseiine. Neck
Ssao u black velvet, with rosette on each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
ASA SNYDER & CO., Architectural Iron Works.

Orders Columns Truss Rods Fencing Crng Graings and ell asse.
wrought galvanized Also having lately added
our plant employed the most skilled labor
are Machine
PueyA
Electrical and Model Work. Brass anu on
Castings GrateBars Truck Wheels &c
zoos Cary Street. Phone NO. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

1,ooK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT.
10 LY IXRCUTKD At TIN D1sfAToF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Mems Shirt Sale.

Seems absurd that high.grsde goods
with high-grads workmanship should be
at command, in Mems Shirts, at scarcely
more than the labor OF making cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Bows Clothing.

Never was so easy to clothe the boys,
but this good fortune will end. The too
big stocks we've been reducing won't
last long at the rate wise. economical.
and knowing people have been bu'ing.
The 50 and 81 Heavy Refer Jackets
have been selling slowly even at the
reduced price OF $50. but they Will
surely sell at this weeks price OF
ssi75. There Is a goodly assortment vi
Pig to l0-year sizes.
Big Boys and Young Mems Long-Pants
Suits-Coat, Vest, and Pants-&.O
for your choice OF any We have. Sure
ly you never saw any kind OF long
pants suits at such price.
Little Boys to years-Fancy- Braid
ed Refer and Fauntleroy Suits arc
now t2.50 This refers TO the former
50, 81, s.. and So ones.
Little Boys and Big Boys knee-Pants
Suits The s. and 81 ones advertised
last week have all been sold. but the
many 81 and $3.50 ones are here In al
most every size. and still selling for
$50
Boys listers take greater tumble this
week We are determined not TO have
one left to pack away. You can pick
your choice from our entire assort-
inent, no matter what its former
price, for $3.50. It's Meyers way or
clearing stock before stock-taking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
WHITE GOODS.

30 pieces-2.5OO yards-5 patterns OF
eight-cent quality Check Muslin will
be sold at five cents this first week OF
the sale OF White Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
The New EmbrOideries.

About 40 Remnants OF Children's Fine
Embroidery Skirting left from the
first week OF the sale. Monday at 5oc.
a yard. that were 70. Sc, and 81.
A novelty Yellow Embroidery in white
with insertion to match.
300 new pieces Cambria Embroider1es'
3 to Az inches wide, &c. a yard.
10 pieces 6-inch-wide Wheel Pattern BE-
yard. ,o
The assortment OF All-Over Embroide-
ries comprises CD patterns-Nainsook.
Swiss, and Cambria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
NusIins, Sheetings, Cottons.

Cumberland Suitings. Sc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-01

ECHO DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
Q des idees ct opinions emises par
correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-01
IN coMpRomIs
INTERVENE ENTIRE MGR LANGEvIN
EFT M. GREENwAY.

New. YoRK Ca a recu de Win
nipeg une depeche ooncue en- ces
termes:
"Mgr Langevln, chef de rEgli-
so cathollque romaine, en- cette
province, a ~pr6sente, dit-on, au
premier ministre Greenway ct "a
commencement m%anitobain, une
proposition de compromis sur la
question des Coolies paroisiales,
proposition qui sera accept6e. Les
conditions seraient les suigantes:
"Dss 6coles catalogues s6par6es
%pourront 6tre 6tsblies, mails no re-
cevront pas d'slde fnanciere du
gouve1nement, Cspendant, les ca
tholiques ne seront pas taxes pour
les 6coles publiques protestantes.
LIE bureau des 6coles catalogues
pourra lmposer des taxes aux ca
pour les 6coles parols-
s%iales, exoept6 4 ceux qui pr6fere-
ront envoyer leurs enfants aux
publiques.
ICE oompromis contentera les
catholiques ct les professionals ct
mettra fu aux difficulties"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-01

geault, puts introduction de Fora
teur du jour @. @. Farmer par 10
%oonsul Commandeur s. A. Kemp
du. Camp Zenith. NJ. Farmer
s'fst applique 3 faire ressortir les
avantages de cette jeune mails bel
le ct grsnde organisation ct il ma
pas Gu de peine q oonvaincre son
auditoire. "Columbia" fut ensui-
to reudu par le Club puts un dis
cours par NJ. II. Hanly de Omaha.
LIE Cfab Mazurette chahta "Fran-
Gel Francel' ct pour repondre aux
applaudissements qui sccueillirent
ce beau mo~eeau de chant, "Sol-
diers' Farewell" fut dome,
Apres les remarques par les
membres des deux ditf5rents
Camps, la Soir5e fat close par
20 Canadal' rausiqne de q. La
vall6 qui fut ecout6e debout ct on
silence par tout l'auditoire qui
6tait CONNIE, on le salt compose
de beaucoup d'6trangsrs qui en-
tendaient Get air pour la premiere
fois. Ii nest done pas s%urprenant
que les visiteurs aient de suite
manifesto lie d6sir d'etre pr6sent@s
4 chacun des II mambres de ce
club Oanadien-francais qui, sous
la direction dun tel ms1tre en- mu-
slque CONNIE M. j. II. Bourgeault,
est IN honneur pour notre nation
alit6. Tous los Oanadiens presents
6taient fers de leur club, aussi je
me demande pourquoi IL SO rem
contre toujours dams nos centres
oanadiens de ces personnes que la
jalousie ronge ct qui font tout en-
leur pouvoir pour enrayer le de.
veloppement dos bellies ct grandes
ld6es en- d6oourageant par leurs
parole, ct leurs actions oeux qui
sc d6vouent a Advancement de no.
tire race aux Etats-U nis.
Merci! aux membres du CLUB
Mazurette sans oablier leur ]sune
ct brilliant direoteur en- mon nom
ct On oelui des w of the w.
A vous aussi, Meroil n, rEdi-
teur, pour votre aimable obligean
ce ct veuiilez croirs On la consid6-
ration de
Votre bien d6vou6
UN w. OF THE w.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-01
ENCORE uN
ASSImllATEuR

L'"lnd6pendant" parle dun pre-
tire irlando-am6ricain, M. Table
P. A. McKenna, cure de Marlbo-
70, Mass, qui SO serait permits
d'attaquer les Canadiens-francais
dams une r6oente conference 4
Boston. Oct able await passe JUS
qu'aojourd'hui pour IN nomme
tolerant ct un ami de la langue
FRANCHISE.
Voici les paroles qu'on 'lul pre-.
to:
'Maintenant," s'est.il 6crl6 dams
une de ses p6riodes ronaantes, j.
ne refaserais pas la libert6 de par
Ter 4 des hommes CONNIE M. H.
gersoll, psrce que Robert test un
'amousant' gamin;" mails je la re-
fuserais q des hommes qui vivent
en- ce pays avec leurs id6es impor-
tees d'Allemagne ct de France, re.
lativement a la propri6t6, q l6dL-
cation" etc.
II est evident que M. Fable
Mex ma on veut 4 la langue fran
caise ct q. nos ecoles paroisslales
qui enseignent notre bel ldlome.
VOLTA qul d6montre une fois de
plus .qu'une certaine fraction du
clerg6 irlando-am6ricain s'est don
ne pour mission d'am6rioanise1
tous les catalogues qui habitent
oe pays, CONNIE il le tait 81 facile-
ment avec les Irlandais qui per.
dent non settlement leur langue-
la chose a etc prouv6s-mais leul
fol, une apostasie en- entra1nant
reimbursement une autre.
Des paroles CONNIE celles pro.
nonc6es a Boston par M. Fable
Mex enna, qui pr6fere donner Ia
libert6 de parole q un ath6e com.
me Iugelsoll qua un Canadien
tranoais rest6 oe que Dieu la fait,
Costa dire I'm oatholique parlant
lie francais, aimant %6galement son
pays ct ga patrie d'adoptioD, ap.
prenant l'anglais sans oubller ga
langue m%aternelle, de semblables
paroles nous font ouvrir les yeux
Aujourd'hui nous savons quels
sont nos ennemis sur cette terr+
6trang6re, ct nous nous proposons
bien de ne plus jamais nous lais
ser duper par ceux qui, 50 distant
nos amis, travaillent sourdement
a notre RUNE, sans doute parce
qu'eux-memes croulent dams "a
bfme de l'ann6antissement CONNIE
race dlstincte.
Plus on nous attaquera. comm
Went de le faire N. Psbb5 Nc
Kanns, plus nous opposerons IN
front solide aux 'assimilateurs"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-01

LITTLE FALLS

Bien des ann6es SO sont passees
depuis que les premiers voyageurs
francais, t%ou]ours Al'aventure, pro-
menant leurs canots sur le Missis-
sipi,d6couvrirent une s6rle de chu-
tes. sortant de forets de pins ct
! qu'ils %baptiserent "Petite Chute"
La Petite Chute est devenue le
Little Falls d'au]ourd'hui, cost q
dire qu'une Vile est nee sur ses
bords, une vile prospere unique
dams Sos avantages ct destin6e q
devenir dune grande Importance
dams le d6veloppement industriel
ct commercial de notre grand
Etat.
Little Falls est la porte de ces
riches forets de pin qui couvrent
au nord, une 6tendue indefinite qui
sont dune 81 grande resource
pour le pays ct d'od sort, males.
tueux le "PAre des feuves."
Au Sud ct q lEst s'6tendent de
riches prairies ct a lOuest Sc trou-
vent DIES quantities de bois dur.
Little Falls est q cent miles au
Nord de Minneapolis; la ligne du
Northern Pacific sly bifurque par
Brainerd vers Duluth ct Ashland
dun cote, tandis que Ia ligne prin-
cipale, PEASANT l'eau, 50 dirige vers
Fargo jusqu'a la cote.
Une autre ligne de chemin de
fer, quoique control6e par le N.
P. est appellee "Llttle Falls & d.
kota;' partant de la petite chute,
ellie passe q Glennwod, Sank Cen
tire ct Morris OF sly rattachant au
500 ct au G.. N.
End6ans les six derniAres ann6es
la population a atteint le chifre
o&ciel de 5000 ames. C'est dali
leurs d'apres le dernier recence-
ment, Ia vile qui a march6 10 plus
vite.
Les rues sont animles, bord6es
do trottoirs soignts Cd l'on mar
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-01

V1ENNE-Le lieutenant general
Gustave Dusist Won Hdelsh-lm,
ago de 70 ans, a asssssine ga fem
ma, la baronoe Adele, ag6e de- so
au Pratel, ct s'est suicide. You
Adelshelm ct "a femme s'6taient
entendas pour METRE fin 4 leurs
1ours, 4 la suite de crosses pertes
d'argent.
MoNTREAL-Un m6decin a 6t6 appe-
Is, pour donner ses soins q I'm enfant
de 10 ans, qui SO plaignait d'avoir
reeu vingt cinq ooups de fouet d.
son pore, pour faire plaisir q 50
seconde femme. LIE corps du NAL
heureux enfant n'6talt qu'une mas
80 de chairs meurtries ct ensan.
Qlant6es.
LoNDREs-Le pape q communi,
que q plusieurs oardinaux une
nouvelle lettre aux Anglais au su.
jet de leur retour q l'Eglise de-
Rome. II a invite des cardinaux
italiens ct d'autres nationalit6s q
SO rendre q Rome pour les consul
ter sur dlverses questions. On
croft quill prepare un oonoile oecu
m6nique qui aurait q sc pro
nonoer sur la question du pouvoir
temporal du pape CONNIE Article
de fol.
I'm drame passionnel s'est de-
roul6 au theatre de la Scala. Ian
Glen amant dune des artlstes en-
vogue de la troupe, Mile Augusta
Deurot, arrive le soir meme de
penetrate dams la loge de la
.hantause, lui parlait IN moment :
ct lui trait cling coups de r6vol-
yer. On transporta aussitot la
malheureuse q l'hopital st. Jean.
Quant au meurtrier qu'on put ar
reter sans quill opposat Ia moin-
Ire resistance, il fut remis entire
es mains du commissaire de po-
ice.
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DULUTH, Mimi, 81 Oct. 1895.

DULUTH, Mimi, 81 Oct. 1895
NJ. PEditeur de IEcHo DE L'OUEsr
Seriez-vous assez Don dc pubIie1
les quelques lignes que je vouf
TRANSMITS au nom du Camp Nc. s
des W. of tho w. Le IA courant .
l'occasion de la visite du president
des directeurs de l'ordre des Wood.
men of the World, le consul Com.
mandeur ct le commits du Camp
Duluth compose exolusivement
de Canadiens ~francals, avaient en-
voy6 des invitations 4 lenrs frAres
On sooi6t6 du Camp "Zenith'' ct
les membres de ces deux bellies
SOCIETIES sc r6unissaient 4 cette da-
to a la sale King atm de faire une
reception digne du parsonage qui
les visitait. O'est la premiere fois
gu un officer SUPERIOR de IOrdre
des W. of the w. SO rendait dams
la Zenith City.
Les membres du Camp "Ze-
NTH bien que de natlonalite diff
f6rente SO sont rendus en- grand
nombre faisant ainsi honneur q
ncs compatriotes ct 4 l'ordre au.
quel ills sont fers d'sppartenir.
lie Club Mazurette await 6t6 in
vito de fournir le chant ct la mu-
sique, CONNIE advertisement dali
leurs, par l'sntremise de son di-
recteur, NJ. J.. 81. Bourgeault, qui
est un "Bnoheron" d6vou6. Je dois
dire sans fatterie que le club s'est
tenu 4 Ia hauteur de la reputation
quill s'est acquise ct 81 nous avons
oonstat6 quelques engagements CO
ma 6t6 que dams les progress ac-
complis par ses membves depuis
que nous les avions entsndus la
fois.
La Soir6e 4 commence par IN
moroccan de musique compose pour
ID Circumstance par M. j. il. Bour.
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tivateur de st Waller, la somme de
$4,000 aveo les frais.
BRUxELLEs- On d6oret declare
Bruxelles port de mer. Un canal
va etre construit qni permettra
aux navires de 1900 tonnes d'ac-
ooster aux nouveaux quais que
l'on va clever. La DEFENSE du a.
nal est 6valu6e a 100000 de
francs.
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DIVERS EN0R0ITs

LoNDREs - John Henry de la
Poer, clnquiame marquis de Wa.
terford, s'est suicide. II 6tait age
de 81 ans.
-Sa Grandeur Monseigneur
Andre Albert Blais, 6veque de st
German de Rimouski, Went d'etre
cendamne par les tribunaux ciyils
4 payer ! son frsre, N. Blsis, oul.