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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
CYCLING NEWS AND NOTES

Dave Shafer the well-known trainer OF Sanger
Titus Cabanne and Barnett, has decided 10 open a
training school In New-York for week or ten days
prior 10 the departure Of the Spading racing team
for the South Shafer has already received appl-
cations from members OF the Riverside the New
Jersey Athletic Club the New Manhattan Athletic
and other cubs 10 give them few points on rae
Ing. starting and training. and If arrangements
can be made the training school VIII be eppeneI a.
Manhattan Field some day this week. Shaler IS
now az Chicopce Falls and expects 70 DC Oack
within a few days Riders who wouIq nhe 10 ~ =,
ce.ve advice from Shafer can ADDRESS h ai 49,
st. NewYork city.
The first copy Of the reconstructed IL a. W. nu'-
etn and Good Roads" received yc@terday. Inc
paper contains much official news and data. Secre-
tary Abbot, Bassc:t speaks entertainingX OF the
l. A. w presidents, and Howard T.. itaFMoiI
writes NJ What Professionalism Needs to BE Made
a Success in this Country.
The annual election Of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club
will be held at the clubhouse, No. 81 Hanson ace'
tonight. The two tickets are as follows: h"su'ar
ticket-Pregident r W. Topham. ". D.; vice-Pres.-
dent Charles H. Rlhming; secretary Ch n, w ~;
eSn9; ireaSgFer Wn andore " Hckllng and
independent ticke:-President. r. w. Tophami NJ NJ
D.; vice-president II w Norton; secretary. N. o.
amar treasure W a. Angel and George
+. Corr corbS y T. FRENCH N''D''
The Club Locker" does not mince words resafu-
ing the cycle path: .,
The cycle path at present Is In very un ms ali
factory condition. complaints peihs NJ - Mace
Che blame the Park as week sof We
witnessa9 Inc aoateur frernen from windsor Ter
racing their machines upon the PAIN ana ,,ack
max ing the oyorhanging signs an oblec, o. aa ssor
Something must be radically wrong wneh ,he as
ton is made that It is impossDe 70 E rbp cyclists
were Instrumental in having 1t construeIeeo' Gin
the idea that 1t TO be set assoc o nonopo
sive use but II appears 20 be comp>eteiy otc
lied by racehorses wagons sa by ebarred in ac
fact. everything that sao Mutations of the PARK
Department eniovs e full sway upon this aiiegeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

OPENING DAY AT MEMPHIS.

Memphis Tenn April S.-The spring race meeting
was inaugurated to-day with cool weather. fair
track and an attendance OF about 20C people
'rw.ntv-slx bookmakers were In the ring. {. IL
PettingiIl handled the flag. and John g. Carter
acted as presiding Judge. Contrary TO custom. The
DERBY was not run on the opening day. but wi.
be put on week later. The races to-day
were fairly close the principal event being the third
on the list the Cotton Stakes. Summaries:
First race-Five fongs for threeyeaf-ods ana upward
George T. Smith. I16 Bergen 20
Poten'ate. 1lG n Clayton ten
Sister Mary. ia &C. Wstep- ''i
Barney Aaron jr. Florenna. Johnny Mciae ana 'De'-
tine also ran.
Second race-Four furlonrs. maiden COTS ana ceilings
Del Coronado 10 g. Weber, ........-......... I"
Cochise. ll3 Ore man 10 -
Imp The Dog. 10 "irananl '''''''''''' ~
satso Drnwood. Royal Choice. Cotton King ana Iraii-
ton also
Third racc-sx frongs Cotton Stakes. Sweepstakes
for three year oids: 5000 added.
Laureate Ii9 Is. C1ayoH). 6'p9
Handspun ll6 Knapp.
Maurice. III d'laHe) i''"i
Philamena Neuua, and Toloache also ran
Fourth raceFou- furlongs: two-year-oIi maiden hles
ela Dell 40 &C. GrahamD ~ 10
FlOrrie 40 a. Clayton. 70
o'"'iA ''' Tirno-O.5i
IalIah Rookh Dare Dollar. Saliie Marshall bena ana
Martha X also ran
Tif,h race-One mile; selling. for all ages
INN Percy III n3ergen). .oV
i'm Henri 1903 Sweeney 10
ITrt Coo!e 40 "a. Clay on). ...........''' o'oo
Time :4j4
Bedford Joyai. Mote and Wshman also ran
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TO EELIErE Troy or ITS STIGMA.
JUDGE GRiFFiTHS CHARGES THE GRAND JURY
TO INVESTIGATE THE CORRUPTION
N THAT CITY

JUDGE GRIFFlTHS CHARGES THE GRAND JURY
TO INVESTIGATE THE CORRUPTION
N THAT CITY.
Troy Y v April s-The April term OF the Rens-
SELLER County Court and Court Of Sessions convened
to-day Judge Griffith delivered charge. of which
this Is an abstract making some plain statements:
The city OF Troy IL either one Of the worst gov
crned cities or subject OF series OF the viest
and most malicious ISLANDERS ever uttered by tongue
or written By pen. The name OF the city Is
srcioteI with ali that IL wicked and criminal and
lts officials are described murierers. thugs. pill
layers and brgands This IS spoken from the coll
urnns of local newspapers. and Is echoed aud re-
echoed throughout the entire mon. The Question
OF wful and corrupt misconduct IN office of public
officers OF every description In the county is mat
ter which concerns u.s. and our duty IL To inquire
into il | charge and direct that you must inquire
into the manner I'm which the public officers have
discharged their duty. especially in the city of
TROY il the charges which have been thus pub
lclV made be subetantiatei by legal proof
then Your duty is To accuse by Indictment, every
person guilty of wiifui and corrupt misconduct In
bubble o,tce II indictments are found. the persons
accused VIII lie put trial. and II proved guilty
viii be- removed from place and power by con-
viction for crime. The only way 10y which the city
of Troy can be relieved from the opprohrious name
IL bears Is for a Grand Jury to inquire into It's
government and the official conduct OF IT'S officers
You may extend your inquiries back for "A time not
exceeding five years. | say this because IL Is
tain that II such state OF affairs exists as has
been charged II did not commence with the present
municipal adminstra ton. but has grown from
corruption long protracted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

frock Of bluet crepon Is trimmed with cream-whte
Liberty satin. The waist Is cut of the shoulders
and turned back I'm front to display narrow yoke
and a vest OF the satin trimmed with parallel rows
% halfuch tcru thread passcmentcrie. The ere
pom sleeves arc huge puffs. which reach TO the ell
bow where tho close sleeves to the wrist are fin
ished by heavy cord o. white satin extending up
the seams and around tine edge.
For party dresses grenadines. silk crapcs and china
crfpes are used though there is marked prefer
once for a return to the simple muslin frock3 OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

trimmed with Valenciennes lace and Insertions A
full blouselIke bodice falls over In front in bout
FAINT droop, and a Marie Antoinette fchu is draped
over the bust and trimmed with Valenciennes lace
The sleeves huge puffs that reach merely to
the elbows. where they finished by double ruff
nes OF Valenciennes. A three-inch ribbon
OF white satin forms the girde, and is tied to fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
BROWNS EASY VICTORY.

Providence. April (Spec!a0-Brown defeated the
Boston University Baseball team on Lincoln Field
this afternoon. 90 TO /. Brown played clever
fielding game and did some fine hitting. Boston
tried three pitchers during the seven innings
PLAYED and the Brown batsmen secured two ana
three ''baggers'' will from their delivery. sum
rnersgill pitched his first entire game for Brown
and proved effective. except In the nrSt inning.
when a base on balls and wild p.tch gave the
visitors their only run. Cook made briIIlant
catch of a ong fly in the second inning. The
Brown Observation-Disclosures. : =:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
nAMpSrEID AND DOYOGHrE RELEASED

Rockville, Conn.. April s-coroner Charles Phelps
who has continued his inquest at Stafford into the
death OF George cutler. stated tonight that the
testimony to-day led To entirely different ccw
from that OF Saturday. all tending In favor OF
Robert Hampstead and Michael Donoghuc. the
men arrested. As result Of the hearing the men
were released. 4 clcH Is now being followed I'm
regard 10 the bottle Of gin found near the body
The evidence IL conflicting. and. while murder
seems probable. there promises 10 be difficulty in
proving &. The inquest Will be continued
Wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
NOTES ABOUT THE YACHTSMEN.
THE MARINE AND FIELD CLUB TO HAVE
DEC Aryr 4 nI,I,1cERS OLE TIE IAMAICA

THE MARINE AND FIELD CLUB TO HAVE
REGATrA-OFFICERS OF THE JAMAICA
cay YACHT CLUE.
1t is stated that most of the members OF the crew
of the new cup defender who have been engaged are
men from the coast of Maine.
The Marine and Fled Club, OF Bath Beach pro-
poses hold regatta this year The matter was
talked over in an informal manner on sunday when
many members visited the clubhouse r.,
The Jamaica Bay Yacht cub has cected ,he ioi-
commodore. Louis BoNsert fleet captain, i'ehJamm
+. DAILY; measurer. Jacob Van Allen; financial Secrf
tary, H. -. Burnham: recording secretary, l-oniS
Pnug; fleet surgeon. Or. J. Frank Valentine; board
OF trustees Philip LebinGer. Fred \ Meyer Cnarrs
Engcrt. Theodore Eng ehardt. {. c. Peirsln. Char
l.. smith Joseph ROnns. william Schur ana NJ H.
Christopher house committee, George Becker
Charles r. Krauss and John c. I-andman
Work is being rapidly pushed on W; GouId bI00.
kaw's racing schooner AmOrta, which ~ beng punt
at Wilmington. Del she designed by A. cary
Smith and is expected to be the tastes schooner
he produced. There IS every prospect OF good
schooner racing this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
TRIAL. TRIP OF THE ISOLDE.

Bristol r. J.. April sThe trial trip OF the 20
rater Isolde built by the HcrToshoffs. was made
to-day. The weather conditions were Satisfactory
A good breeze was blowing from the southwest
ord u,,le ,vbitecaps were seen all over the harbor.
can,ain Herreshor. Captain Parker and MS mate.
accompanicd by two Of the men from the SHOP
49, aIhoard Under the sails which she carried
The hoat seemed 10 go very rapidly. liefreshon
vas evidently pleased with the result OF MS ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
COITNdKERS 90 Oy STRIKE.

Cincinnati. April s.-Five thousand coatmakers
quit work to-day. and by tomorrow II Is esti-
mated that the number Will be increased by 5000
NOSE. The strike was decided upon Saturday
night a a meeting OF the Cincinnati Coatmakers'
Protective Association. Several days ago a demand
was made Cor increase OF 80 per cent for making
coats. but only one firm agreed 10 meet the de-
mand For me last year and a half 2 70 20 cents
has been the price for coat, according TO the
grade OF Workmanship and quality OF the goods.
Formerly the best grades commanded from Sd TO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

A meeting OF the committees recently appointed
nv the Amateur Athletic Union ard the Intercolie-
gate Athletic Association TO see II an alliance
cou.d not be formed between the two organizations
was held at the Ncw-York Athienc ''uo III "eS'
Fifty ATHEIST. last niSh'. $500,
49, ,o,aca,es were I'm session until after midnight
That an alliance will be formed seems assured
report viii in AL probability be Gfsw Of y" b shJ n sg
ai. oiote Athletic Association. ana 10 me board
Of Manager Of the Ama rs ana An Julian W. curtss
A. a. he Amateur Athletic Union last night;
and C. H. Sheriff f. Of Of f az columbia. the Int.r
Harvard and Guy RICHARDS, OF Oo"' 'S N
nnniiegiats Athletic Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
VALUABLE COLT BREAKS ITS LEG

1ox,ngton. KY, April tSpecIaD.-A yearing col
by Longfellow. out OF s1llie McClehand by ii'ruoo
,,anntr, "a Hvron McClelanI. broke his leg Will
p.ioiit'i"H 1ay He was valued at $4,000 Mr.
WcF iaiand thinks he VIII have to be shot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

in loops and long ends at the back reaching neary
TO the bottom OF the skirt. Sometimes a bebe
waist with the fashionable blouse droop In front.
falling from a very high round yoke. is chosen and
the neck may be finished low in Dutch fashion; or
there IS a high band composed OF folded three
inch ribbon Of satin. Sometimes a narrow rufle OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
SIMON W. WINS THE CUMBERLAND.

Nashville Tenn. April Simon w. won one o,
the easiest Cumberland prizes today in the history
OF the stake, which guaranteed TO be worth
5000 The track deep In mud, and this TACT
caused all but five 20 withdraw. Buck Massie was the
pick OF the talent. and ne installed even
money favorite. Simon W. account OF his pre-
vious good showing. heavily played a; to |.
Summarizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

cyclists territory The question is, II the Park
Commissioner cannot protect 1t against WeSpass-
erS. who can?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

The following correspondence and certificate
made public yesterday afternoon will be Of inter.
est to many readers
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10
uN GAS %O'HY0R0PH0BIE

Une d6peche de Faribault, Min.
apporte la nouvelle que run de nos
compatriotes, Louis Joachim, Off
cier dc police de cette Vile, a 6t6
mordu il y a quelques mois par un
CHEN attaqu6 de la rage,
II est dams I'm 6tat critique ct
les m6decins ont perdu tout espoir
de lie gu6rir.
LIE MARIE Shefforld a lance une
proclamation, ordonnant que tous
les chiens sortant sur les rues,
muscles.
On dit que plusieurs personnes,
quelques jours, ont 6t6
par DIES chiens que l'on
suppose etre attaqu6s de la rage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10
J0LlE S0IREB

Dimanche soir, await lieu publ
quement, ct a la sale accoutum6e
Installation des nouveaux OFFICERS
de la Cour Hennepin Nc l53, O
F. G.
LIE clerg6 ainsi que nos confr6.
res, .amis ct amies, r6pondirent
dune maniere toute digne de lou
anges, a l'in%vitation qui leur await
6t6 faite; inutilo de dire quill y
await sale comble.
A 8:15 heures, M. Joseph Eau
bert, ex-Chef Ranger, dams DIES
termes choisis. exposa lie but de Ia
s6ance; il invita- ensuite NJ. Ed
mond Peltier, D6put6-Haut Chef
Ranger pour la Cour, q prendre lie
fauteuil qui lui 6tait reserve:
Ceci Giant fat, nous proc6dames
imm6diatement a l'imposante c.
r6monie d'installation.
Apres quot, nous eomes le plat
sir d entendre Acknowledgement
ct de rexquise masique ct de tres
6loquents ct brillants discours.
Nine Auguste Bilodeau, accom-
pagn6e par notre collfr6re le pro-
fesseur Pariseau, suit CONNIE d'ha-
bitude, par un choix de %chansons,
charmer l'audiencs.
Mile M. Lyons, dams une chan
son qui fit vibrer les cordes des
occurs amoureux, captiva l'auditoi-
9 aussi eut-elle a r6pondre a un
"encore."
Les Rev. Pc. Andre, Gabriel,
Lauzon, Cleary ct Christie, que
l'on pourrait appeler le nerf de no.
tire association, frent chacun q leur
tour de touchantes remarques don't
les impressions resteront q jamais
gray6es dams la m6moire des Fo-
restiers.
La soir6e s'6tant pass6e de la
maniere la plus amioale, la foule
SO dispersal.
Fsp6rons que do telles reunions
seront a l'avenir plus nombreuses,
omettant toutefois, la partie d'lns-
tallation, laquelle ne peut avoir
lieu que chaque aimee.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

LIE comite charge de la CONS
tructlon du reservoir s'est assem-
bic mardi.
LIS travaux commencement,
nous assure-t-> n, lund1. Plusleurs
centaines d'hommes seront EN-.
plov6s ct IN bon nombre de pal.
res de chevaux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

lo Eugene Gauvreau ma pas
6t6 6lu r. S." mails Vice Chef
Ranger.
20 NJ. Joseph Faubert doit oc.
cuper le siege de PEx-Chef Ran
ger ct ma pas 6te 6lu repr6sentant
a la convention.
80 M. B.. j. L'H6rault est recon-
nu commes d6l6gu6, ct a pour subs
titut M. Geo. e. Fortin.
Respectueusement q vous,
EUGENE G..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

Mes amls, n'avez-vous lamais
pris en- consideration que vous fai
tes mieux d'tcheter vos marchan-
discs dams la partie nord de la vii
lie, que dams les grands magasins.
Pour vous en- convainore, allez
chez Knable & Sherer, 320-322
Plymouth Ave, ct 81 vous avez b.
soin d. heaux tapis, poeles, vais-
selle ETC., ETC., o'est r6ellement la
meilleure place pour les acheter.
$40
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10
REVUE
DE LA SEMAINE.

La semaine derni6re, q Minnea-
polls, a Gu lieu une assembl6e des
ministries m6thodistes.
LIE Rev. F, B. Doran y Tut un
travail sur "L'Eglise Catholi-
que Romano dams Revolution
du christianisme," dams lequel
il fit le plus grand 6!oge pour le
bien qu'elle await fait ct la position
qu'elle occupant aujourd'hui dams
le monde civilis6.
A Exception dun seul, tous les
. inistres presents s'accord6rent
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10
Grande Vente de ChauSSureS

Went de s'ouvrir au No 52l Ave-
nue. Cenlrale. LIE meilleur assor
tlment de chaussures de la vile
sera vendu d'ici a Is joars. Nous
devors gutter cette Vile dams le
courant du mics, nous vous l'assu-
rons. Venez vous meme ct vous
trouverez DIES occasions excep
tionnelles (des bons bargains) J, au
No 52l Avenue Central.
l.. Lundequist,
G6rant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

81 vous desirez la meilleure wagon
pour Outrage leger ct fort, achetez la
wagon Mitchell. Nous vendons au plus
bas prix sur placements mensuels. Nous
vendons I'm bidon a l'huile [self oil feed
er1 garanti d'huiler wagon pendant I'm
an sans lie remplir Aussi I'm assortment
complet de Buggies, wagons, expresses
quincaillerie, peinture, huile, poeles d
l'huile.
Venez nous voir avant d'acheter all
leurs ct epargnez de l'argent.
PETER FABER.
2O4 ct 2O8 Plymouth Avenue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

Une depeche de Newton, Iowa,
annonce que H. W. Thomas, qui
a 6t6 tue dimanohe dernier, 6tait
marie.
Sa femme demeurs dams cette
Vile ct reoevalt bien rarement la
yisite de son mari. A MINI apolis
on etait sous impression quill
6ta1t c6Ilbataire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10
Beaux Catalogues Illustres Gratis

Toutes personnes demeurant
hors de la vile, en- envoyant leurs
MONS ct actresses, recevront gratis
notre nouveau catalogue de prin.
temps ct d'6t6 par la MALE.
S. E. Olson Co.,
Mammoth Dett Store,
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

Toutes les scleries de la vile,
d'apres I'opinion des proprietaires,
commencement q fonctionner, lundi
proclaim, 90 qui donnera de rou-
vrage q plusieu1s mile hommes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

La faillite de N. P. Clark, le
plus considerable manufacturer
de bois de sciage du Minneso-
ia q cause une grande sensation a
Minneapolis. L. passif est plus
dun million de dollars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

M, Iabb6 Edmond Moreau, an
Glen aumonier des zouaves pontlh-
caux ct ancien cure de st. Barthe-
lemy, est decide le 29 Avril, au
Sault des R6colets pres de Mon
tr6al.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

ST vous voulez la pleine valeur
de votre argent, allez chez Young
g. Belanger, marchands de Hardes
Faites, les plus populairs de la
partie Est de la Vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

Dimanche dernier, d rassem-
blee de la ljgue Republica'ne
Franco Am6rioaine, on. a parle de
c6lebrer la ST Jean Bsptlste par
un pique-nique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

Un Allemand Went d'inveuter
IN fusil qul a une port6e de denx
miles. A 1000 verges So bale per-
&c le corps de sept soldats places
Pun derriere l'antre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

LIE Rev. Grandchamp. cure de la
paroisse Canadlenne- FRANCHISE de
Crookston. Mimi, 6tait en- cette
Vile ces jou1s derniers. LIE Rev.
Fere rapporte que la r6colte dams
les e%nvirous de Crookston a tres
belle apparence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

D'epres un projet de loi adopte
a la derniere sesslon de la legisla-
ture du Minnesota, on commence
re la semaine prochaine le r6cen-
nam nj des hab1tants de pEtat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

Leon XIII a Cert une lettre au
patriarche Arm6nien a C%onstenti-
nople, dams laquelle Sa Saintet6
exprime de chaleureuses sympa-
thies pour les Arm6niens, ct est
en- favour des r@formes en- Arm6-
ME.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

M. F. x. Dupuy, oitoyen bien
connu ct fort estlm6 de la rue o.
tario, Montreal, est mort
DIES suites de la grippe. NJ. Da-
puv 6tait marchand de bois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

Los 6leves de l'6cole Notre Da-
me de Lourdes d%onneront, mardi,
le 81 mai, une soiree dramatique
ct musicale, q la Turner Hall.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

Louis Perreault, imprimeur, ct
Fun des oitoyens les plus en- vue
de Montreal est d6c6de. II laisse
me fortune 6valu6e q $4,000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

La retraite qul s'est termlnee
dimanche iernier a pegllse de
Notre Dame de Lourdes a 6t6 tres
fructueuse.
Plus de mile personnes ont
rempll leur devolr pascal. LIE Rev
Pere Cotton le venerable p1on
nier missionnaire dn Minnesota
en- fut Pun des predioateurs.
LIE R-v Lacasse, le d1ffsmateur
DIES Canadiens- Francals des Eta.s-
Unis aurait certainement 6prouv6
IN remords de consoienc eut-t-il
ca l'occasioa de contempler I'M 81
beau spectacle.
Dimanche dernier. Iassembl6e
de la F~ranco-Am6rican kepubli-
can League cut lieu a l'heure ct q
la place ordinaire avec IN NOM
bre de membres assez consid6ra.
BILE present NM. Frank Chabot.
Chas Filteau, David Gagn6, j. FL
Seymour ct F. Tr6panier furent
NOMINEES sur I'm com1t6 SPECIAL afr
d'obtenir de l'emploi dams la cons
truction du Reservoir, pour Les
membres de la League.
ARTHUR FORTIN,
Sc. Arch
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-10

La police fut noti66e ct imme
diatement les soupcons sc porte
rent sur un nomm6 Fritz Williams,
olero a l'hotel Windsor, ct, q sept
heures du matln, il fut arr6t6 q la
residence de ga mere l4lO, Park
Avenue.
A 10 heures 20, il c%onfessait son
crime.
II y deux ans environ, M
Williams 6pousait Mile Berglund,
file de M. Berglund, alors propri-
6taire du Winsor, Oh il 6tait en-
ploye.
Ce marriage clandestin fut c6l6,
br6 q Hudson, Wis, ct CONNIE tous
ceux de son espece, tourna NAL
M. Thomas, Ia victime, common
Ga q prendre So pension au Wind
sOr IL y q un an CT 81 Oh III cloll
les rumeurs courtisa Nine Will
liams.
Uelle-ci, maltrait6e, pare1t.il,
par son mari, lie quitta ct oommen-
ca une action en- divorce qui devait
so d6oider lundi deruier.
La veille dimanche, jour du crl-
me, Williams ALA pour voir So
femme, ct il l'apercut oausant aveo
Thomas.
La jalousie le mordit au coeur, il
attendit go victime ct froidement
commit le crime.
On s'attend 4 des details a sen.
sation.
T. r. L..
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