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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-24
HorribIes Sacrileges

Un souff1e satanique passe SUI
la vieille Europe.
Les derniers coarriers de Pan.
Glen monde nous donnent des de-
tails horribles au sujet de profa-
nations diabollques commises, en-
France ct en- Italie pendant les
dernieres semaines du careme.
On ne peut lire ces r6cits sans
fr6mir d'horrenr.
A Maurice. 9 6gllses ont 6t6 pill.
lees dams la meme mutt.
Les tabernacles ont 6t6 d6fon.
COS, les vases sacr6s enlev6s, et
leur contenu jet6 de tous o0t6s Ell
pi6tin6s. - r..
Dams une 6glise de Port-Louls,
les sacril6ges, apres avoir vide le
cibolre de ses hosties. l'aufaient
rempli du sang dun chat don't ile
auraient laisse le cadavre sur pau.
tel
Partout les saorlleges SO sont
prin ,ipaleml'e'n1t acharn6s h ';r sur Iees
hosties, qu'ils ont couvertes dor.
dures. ,
A P6glise dps Carmes d6ehaus.
s6s, : g,eloils Vg,eelnoiilsse, Italie, on . vol6 Il
st Ciboire contenant 200 hostlef
consacrees. - a.,....,
Les Les saintes i'' especess ont Ct ette dis
s6mln6es dams le quarter, mais or
ma pu en- ! trouver que quaran e
On croft que le vol a etc commi,
dams un dessein diabolique, car ],
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-24

re du peuple tous les jours ct on
toute saison de pann6e en-
tre st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth
West Superior, Saltwater, Tay.
lor's Falls ct autres points, paroe
que ses trains de passengers sont
du plus haut luxe. ses "times ta-
bles" commode, ses annexes wives,
son chemin doux ct ses employees
les plus obligeants. Ellie a gagn6
ga reputation par ses propres ne
rites ct le voyageur d'aujourd'hui
est pami ct proteoteur de demain.
Aussi prenez toujours le Duluth
Short Line lorsque vous voyagerez
S'adresser 3 w. A. Russell G..
P. A. st, Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-24
HORRIBLE
UN CONSUL ITALIEN ENTERRE vINANT

UN CONSUL ITALIEN ENTERRE vINANT
Un fait horrible ct qui Sc repro
duit encore trop souvent Went de
SO passer en- Turquie d'Asie. M.
Ovodio Rossi, consul de d'Italie, q
Messine, venait d'6tre enterr6 en-
grande pompe, au milieu dune af-
fuence 6norme, ct tout 6tait ter
mine depuis longtemps d6ja, quand
vers le soir, un des gardens du
cimeti6re percut nettement des
cris sortant du caveau frafchement
referm6. Saisi de terreur, il cou-
rut prevenir la famille. On accou-
rut ct Pon ouvrit le cercueil. Un
horrible spectacle 'offrit alors aux
yeux des assistants: le corps 6tait
retourn6 dams d'atroces convul-
sions, les cheveux arrach6s, le VI
sage tum6fi6, les yeux hors de l'or-
bite, les poins crisp6s. M. Ovidio
Rossi await 6t6 enterr6 vivant; il
6tait mort 6touff6 dams son cerceuil.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-24
vais souvent pense que je pour
rails perdre un de mes enfants.

- eG8lt une angOlsee quasi lnAnl'
J'eD al perdu deux ct je m'6tonn'
de la paix de mon cour. Mais j
parle NAL; je sails que je ne les a
pas '.perdus'' ct VOLTA ma, force. Eli
v6rit6, sur COS deux chers tom
beaux, je ME la mort ct meme lie
separation. II ny qu'une absen.
ce, une courte absence. Mes files
me seront rendues, elles m'aide.
ront 4 les rejoindre; j'y marcherai
sous pombre de leurs allies. All!
que oette 6gide est puissante con-
tre les traits de la terre, ct surtout
contre ses attraits! u..' ..
Do reste ]e ne su1s pas au pout.
Celle de mes files qu1 6t6 la
plus malade apres les deux que le
bon Dieu prlses nest point re-
table. Sa convalescence est Ion
que, laborieuse, pleine de rechu.
tes inquietantes. Fiat volontas
tua". II ny rien de plus a dire,
ct il est vrai que toutes les peines
de ce monde ne valent pas une
plainte CONNIE toates ses joies ne
valent pas un d6slr. Si nous de.
venons meilleurs chr6ti6ns, qui est
CO que Dieu veut, nos angoisses
dun jour seront des all6gresses
pour l'6ternit6.
Je voudrais esp9rer CONNIE vous
que quelques uns de nos anciens
amis, me voyant malheureux, me
tendront la main. J'ai peur quill
men soft rien. On seul, Montalem-
bert, a fait a mon egard ce gu'exi-
geaient les convenances ct laiss6
So carte ma porte. Les autres ne
mont pas dome signe de vie, ce
qui me porte a penser qu'ils me
regardent tout q fait CONNIE un
adversaire. Je mai pas besoin de
vons dire que je ne le deviens pas
q cause de celia. Tn des bons fruits
de la douleur est pesprit de pa
tience ct d'humilit6. On taut be
soin de la mls6ricorde de Dieu
quill est facile de dire "sicut ct nos
dimlttimus'. Du reste ]e mai ]a-
mais permits aux procedes person
nels d'infuer en- rien sur ma ligne
de condaite, et~pour CO qui regar-
de la fonction que je dois remplir,
je fais profession de n'avoir nj
amis nj ennemls. Nous nous trou.
verons d'aocord le jour oh un Pc
ril evident exigera de tous les ca
tholiques une conduite uniforme.
Ce Jour Ia ie dffile les dissent
ments de tenir, ct nos anciens amls
ne m'emp6cheront pas d'aller les
rejoindre.
Adieu, mon cher ami. Je vais
reprendre mon travail. Priez pour
moi qui vous snls 81 tendrement
d9vou6.
..a LOUIS VEUILLoT.
II Juliet 1866.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-24

A0OO Es~OA~ w VIZ ~ ~ ~S@A0 SOeA~ HAO-
te.
3. An English Girl in America
By Tallulah Mattesen Powell
4. Was it Suioide?-By Ella
= Wheela1 Wilcox.
Z. Sparks from the Pen of Bill
Nye. 1872 pages.
Is. Poems and Yarns, by James
Whitcomb Riley and Bill Nye
Prose by Nye, Poetry by
Riley. Illustrated. 250 pages.
9. Martha Washington Cook
Book.-352 pages. Illustrated.
IL. The Adopted Daughter
Edgar Eawcett. 'the Bayard
of American fiction
l2. Peoples Reference Book
999. 999 facts. 208 pages.
l3. Health and beauty.-By Emil
ly S. Boutou.
II. Social Etiquette.-By Emily
s. Bouton.
IL. Looking Forward..-An imagi.
nary visit to the Worlds Fair,
Chicago, 1893.
l8. Reveries of a Bachelor.-Ik,
Marvel. 240 pages.
10. Cosmopolis. is.-Paul Bourget.
34l pages.
20. Dream Life.-Ik. Marvel. 240
pages.
S'adresser pour les recevoir a
W. A. Russell, A. G.. P. A., St.
Paul, M1nn.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-24
DEUX LE'TTRES

M. Alphonse Dechamps, fills de
l'6minent homme d'Etat beige, a
public dams le journal de Brux-
elles'' deux lettres dues des
hommes bien diHerents ct don't le
rapprochement est fort int6res-
SAINT: Louis Veu1llot ct M Theirs.
Toutes deux 6taient 6crltes a la
suite d'un deuil ct respondent a des
condolences LIE grand 6crivain
catholique venait de perdre deux
files qui, a quelque semaines din
tervalle, suivaient leur mere. La
mere de Nine Theirs venait de
MOURN. Voici les deux lettres:
Mon cher ami,
Notre douleur, a Nine Theirs, a
sa spur, a moi, est immense.
Notre mere 6tait une personne
admirable par Pesprit ct par le
coeur; ellie etait notre anne, ct cette
anne nous quitt6s pour le ciel, je
men doute pas, mails ellie nous a
quitt6s! II y a longtemps, car c'est
depuis ma nalssance, que je crois
a la divine sagesse, a la divine
bont6, ct que j'ai confance dams
Pavenir quelle nous reserve. Mais
cette confance du philosophe reli-
gieux ma pas la puissance conso-
latrice de la fol. Enffn je prie
PAuteur divin des chooses de trai-
ter notre mere CONNIE Pune des
creatures les plus droites qui fdt
sortie de ses mains, ct de nous
r6server une place auprss dele.
Croire que cette adorable mere
serait tomb6e dams le meant serait
pour moi une douleur insupporta-
BILE. VOLTA dams quelles pens6es 1e
Wis! QUAINT aux devoirs qui peu-
vent me roster a remplir, je mai
pas en- ce moment la force d'y
penser, car, sous le coup qui nous
a frapp6s, je Wis peine.
Madame Theirs ct sa sOaur yous
remercient de votre sympathie, ct
moi je vous serre cordialement la
main. s
a a A. THIERs,
2 septembre 1862. .a.
Mon cher ami,
Je voas remercie de vous 6tre
souvenir de mol. Dams cette terri
BILE afaiction, je trouve un soula-
cement a m'entendre dire que l'on
me recommande q Dieu. Je sens
l'effet de ces bonnes pri4res. ia
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ApprOvlsiOnnement
4 Bear


II y a a present en- circulation
iune motion pour approvisionner
White Bear dun choix de sp6ci-
mems de race d nageoires, ce 'qui
'r6jouira 10 pecheur a la ligne ct
en- meme temps maintiendra Ia
bonne reputation du lac White
Bear, est 81 pres de grandes villes
quill a 6t6 sujet aux attaques de
p6ches sans raison, ct celia, parce
que Ton y arrivait 81 ais6ment pal
le st. Paul & Duluth.
Cest la ligne la plus populai.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-24
Literature Gratis.

Ain de montrer au public toue
les m6rites du ST. Paul & Duluth
Ry., ct la beaut6 du paysage quill
traverse, cette compagnle adresse-
ra gratis q toute personne en- faj-
SAINT demande ct sous reception de
l2 cents pour l'enveloppe ct le
port un des livres suivants,:et sous
reception de 81, 40 Ia s6rie compile
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-24

La recolte de fruits verts a rap
porte a la California en- 1893 la jo-
lie somme de $5,O0O,O0O. ..~..
ST vous voulez savoir comment
cuellir des fruits adressez-vous au
California Bureau of Information,
ll39 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-24
Nouve||es de Rome

LIE "World," de New York, nous
apporte quelques nouvelles int6-
ressantes quill recues de Rome
dun correspondent special.
LIE pape attend avec impatience,
dit-il, Tarriv6e du cardinal Glib
bons pour discuter avec lui pefet
de sa r6cente encyclyque aux
Etats-Unis. Leon XIII aurait 6t6
d6sillusionn6 par la nouvelle que
la presse am6ricaine Sc serait peu
occup6e de ce document.
lie Souverain Pontife doit adres-
see prochainement aux 6glises DO
rient une encyclique de la meme
nature que celle quill adress6e
aux anglais. En- plus, il y discute-
ra la supr6matie spirituelle des
successeurs de saint Pierre. C'est
au Cardinal Galimberti qua etc
conf6e la reduction de CO docu-
ment. E Au.u-o
Mgr Azariou, patriarohe d'Ar-
m6nie, ct Mgr Youssef, patriarche,
seront prochainement cr66s cardi-
naux.
L. cardinal Rampolla perd du
terrain a, Rome. II ma plus son
ancienne influence. Les cardinsux
Vannutelli ct Galimberti jouent
aujourd'hui aupres du pape le role
que celui-la joualt autrefols.
La sant6 de Leon XIII laisse 4
d6sirer. ii ma pas de maladie
chronique, mails ses forces FABIAN
donnent. Un cardinal declare
rautre jour que le Saint. Pere ne.
verrait pas la fin de l'ann6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-24

.Des milhers de. personnes ont
maintenant, les yeux tourn6s vers
Ia California. ,3t....,
Files veulent savoir Oh ct COM
ment cueillir les fruits OF voyager
bon march6. 5.isgsl3 t<,.5. ST /
Elles mont qua s'adresser au
California Bureau Of Information
Room LAS Guaranty Loan bldg
.s,aa., a.s.4 Minneapolis, MINI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23

= Dem 2uftfaiffer Gas
pas3a in 9aris gslang bieIsr Sage Elm
arobes &unItitiid. Gr matt Isit sinis
ger 3eit 9erIuhe nit Sollons, bic er
untsrtpegs an elmer beliebigen SteQe
oes SAFES entleert, I'm oan nit einem
BON ibm perpollfpmmneten 6alIihirm
in Der 9onbel nieosrSugsben. llnlGnsit
ientte Iib bieier, gar niht nd9 ieinem
WunIhe, ouf bas Dad elmer pielIhlos
tigen Sabrit in Der 9oritaot Saints
9(ntoine, unb er tonnte nit ieiner ges
aleiterin Don Slid iasen, bab inn tein
llnfaa SuItieb. Sass carauf itieg Der
,Gali6an" BON osrSdsTa6rit oes n0roz
lia bon pdris selegensn 8ororts 2an@
Bit auf uno puroe pom SIttpinoe ii6er
garis biugstrieben. GrIt als Gdpassa
bic 9dher binter iih bate unb bic
8Iume oes 9ois be 8oulogne unter
Ii1 Iab, sntI6lpb er iih gum abItieg,
aber Der Wiuo bate genug 9etpdlt,
um bic @onbsI Der Seine Su5ufiibren,
mo- lie mitten auf oem Strom nseluns
bet" bate, tpsnn es benz 2uFtItiffer
niGt selurssn tpGre. lie su lent:n uuo
in bic RGbe Der Rotbi4ilo : SuIsl 81
brireea, no sr Ben SUB uuf bic troden:
WuttererSe isBsn ourfte. Dabei bat er
eiren 8intel ppn rs @rao nit bem
Minoe 6eTdriebsn, pas Elm iehr i4Ds
nss Grgsbnib 1T uno inn aIs Nus
gangspgntt reuer 8erIute bienen
pirb.
- Se6s permummte 8ans
bitten baben por BEN Stao!tbore pon
5den5d in StaIien ben BON eiHem
Qtugiluge 6eintebrenosR Grafen Sts
taoiauo 6srniani iaatmt Ieiner 5rdu,
elmer So6.er uno einsm Sobne euts
fiibrt unO osrlaHgteu fir oieislben
$4,000 Sire Gls 2Oisselo. WGbrenb
Tid Der iunee 9raf in bic Staot bes
aab, nm bas 2OIssslb az bolsn, purs
ben bic 8aHbiten bon ben fhneq bsrs
6eigesiIten garabinieri unb eiuiger
Sausn in bic 6ludt ssfhlagsH uHs
hrsi berIeIbsn aefanosn Ssnommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23
Stppr.

0etmoIo. Sm DorIe gl6rinrsr
ipurSs bic @bsfrdu &. un5 ibr einiGbs
riass SDbnG:n ourd 8eilbis6s ermors
BET in ibrsm gstt uufssfuncen. pdbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23
s1rppsnI stIrHfaL<n.

Sotterbaufeu. 9isr feisrten
bic Ghs!:ute 9. &inotaufs, nobel BEN
9runntipsin tiittis sussTprp4en fpurs
De. O;s @dIts gsristbsn in Strsit rno
bel bieisr 8slsssnbsit erbislt Gin Soft
gdngsr bss 3. sinen MsHeriti6 in ben
Riidsn, 10 oab bic 2unse psrtsbt lpur;
Der 9srlsbts 1T geitpr6en. Der 8bG!s.
1T Oerbaftst.
RunIter. Der 0irettor am bic
iissn 2anbgsr;6t, Serr Sch. SuItt:>
ratb ShulB, bat gum 1. Ottobtr is;ns
Oienitentlafuus nadssiudt. Ssrr
SdulB bssiug i'm pOrisen Sabre isin
soloenss Oisnitiubildum.
unnu. Der isltsns San. SaB Elm
3pillinsspaar ieinen so. 9,6urtstag
Feisrt. lit BON bier gu mslosn. Die
3piIinssbriibsr STaat unb MoIes
RpIenbsrg, bon Senen Der cine in bieIi:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23

@ItbreiIad. Seit ciniseR
Saaen 1T Der % Sabre alte &aHonisr
sSrei Der l. Gompugnie bes b;eiigen
babiidsR Observation-Disclosures 1.
Battalion IpurIos ueuI6punoen.
4uerba6. Sn Sort fdno bies
fer Sage bic GntbiiIung zines S.s
SentIteins fir bic i'm Sabre 1870-71
aefaaenen Sriessr bes &irdipisIs
ftatt.
Bdben. Der Staotratb eebt nit
BEN plans I'm. Ro9 benz 9orssngs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11
CHURCH WORK AND WORKERS.

At the regular business meeting OF
Plymouth church Last week twenty new
members were received, four ON confess
sion and sixteen by letter.
The young people Of Plymouth Congre-
gationai church held an enjoyable social
IN the church parlors Friday evening.
There was q good attendance and an eX-
cellent programme
Deacons Sizer and waterhouse have
been appointed delegates from the Plym-
outh Congregational church to the meet
ing Of the Seattle association, which con-
venes az Everett today.
The ST. Clements church vested boy
choir. supplemented by womeus and
mems voices. VIII give Its first devotional
choir recital Thursday evening at O'Clock
I'm the church. The recital will be in the
nature Of an oratorio.
The Seattle Ministers Association meets
I'm the rooms OF the Y NJ q. A. on Front
street. this morning at IL O'Clock. Rev.
Evangelistic Spirit In Church Work"
The public Is cordially invited.
The somi-n1onthly meeting Of the Unity
Club OF tho Unitarian church will be- held
in the church parIor, on Seventh street.
between Union and Pike, Wednesday ev
eniug az O'Clock. DR.. Hamilton, Of tho
University OF Washington. will deliver an
address. There viii also he a discussion.
recitations and music. All are invited 20
attend. and there is no chargs for admis-
sion.
The Catholic Reading Circle has been
reorganiZed under the name OF Leo Circle.
The old motto. strive for the highest" IS
retained. The object OF the circle is 20
promote intellectual culture among the
Catholics Of Seattle. and 10 diffuse ortho-
dox Catholic literature IN the community.
The course OF study mapped out for the
first three months ts an extensive one,
iitical economy. with a special investiga-
ton Of the fallacies Of socialism.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11

THIS Is the worlds week OF prayer. and
the local association unites with the thous-
anus or associations in this country and
aoroard In observing Il. The opening Of
the week was signalized yesterday by a
mass meeting for men, held at o'clock
In the I. n. G. a. rooms. at which there
was an address By Rev. james ~ Bennett,
OF Portland. in which he made an able pre-
sentauon Of the work in all its branches.
IN observance OF the week OF prayer, spe-
cial service will be held in the association
rooms every evening this week. The hour
Tor the service VIII be TO o'clock every
eVening except Thursday, when It Will
lie S:i5. The leaders are as follows: Mon
day. Rev. S. J. Kennedy. Tuesday. Rev
j. ~. Smith; wednesday, Rev. W. T.
Ford: Thursday, Rev W. IT, g. Temple ;
Friday. Rev. w. A. Major. Saturday. Rev.
w. III. HOWE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11
Washington Land Decisions.

Washington City Nov. 10-Special.-
Secretary Smith has dismissed the appllca-
cation OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company to be allowed 10 list certain lands
within the conflict of the grants for the
main and branch lines Of said road and OPP
posite the unconstructed portion of the
main line extending from Wallula, Wash.
70 Portland. or, the grant appertaining
10 which was forfeited by the act of Sep
tember g. 1890. The company urged that
the grant made by the act OF July .. 1851,
was Of the fee upon trust 10 secure the
performance OF certain acts, and that no
right of re-entry was reserved TO the
United States, but simply the right to take
such action as might be necessary TO Sc
cure the execution of the trust; also that
between the points named the main line
OF the road had never been definitely To-
Gated hence the grant therefor had never
acquired precision and could not be for
feited.
The secretary holds the contention not
sound. and therefore dismisses the appli-
cation.
Secretary Smith has rendered decisions
on appeals from the commissioner of the
general land office in the following cases:
Washngton-Will!am II. Paulhamus. VS..
Elmer F. Heg. North Yakima district. The
commissioners decision IS affirmed. Heg's
timber culture entry held for cancellation
the law.
Ex-parte. Thomas Walsh. Spokane dis
tr.ct. The decision "a reversed and Walsh
allowed 70 amend his original entry. His
original application was filed upon misin-
formation and was. therefore. excusable.
Northsrn Pacific Railroad Company VS..
John X Barr, Olympia district. The de-
cision Is affirmed. Barr Is allowed 20 COM
plete his entry for additional eighty acres,
which. although within the limits of the
grand ~ the company. IL held TO be ex-
copied from the grant by reason Of pre-
emption filed for the same az the date OF
the fling OF the map OF definite location.
Joseph Dobler vs.. Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, Vancouver district. II the
land be found east OF the terminal estab-
lshed to the grant east OF Portland, the
comm ssioner's decision win be reversed,
and Dohler viii be permitted 20 make entry
Is applied for; otherwise, the commission
er's decision VIII be affirmed and Dobler's
application viii stand rejected
Eon-Arthur J. Dillon vs. Northern
Pacific company. La Grande district De-
cision affirmed. Dlllon's entry allowed for
the reason that Il was Of record al the date
OF The aling Of the map OF definite location.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11
STUDENTS AGAIN COMPLAIN.

Seattle. Nov. ?. 1907
To the Editor. Owing 70 the fact that
the Pacific Wave IL issued only once a
month I beg FOR space 10 reply 70 the
article which appeared ia your issue this
morning entitled. students and Street
Cars"
Manager Grambs. 81 the Third Street &
Suburban Railway Company. stated that
the article which appeared IN the Pacific
Wave entitled. The Street Car DiT-
Guilty" II "Till. OF gross exagEerations,
and further on 70 is stated that 'in the
view OF the street car company the criU-
etsrn - "a untrue a. K - unjust
without entering into a detailed ex-
pianatlou OF our criticism" I VIII merely
apnend the following statement signed hy
forty students of tbe university. who are
dany PATRONS OF the Third street lire.
This list could easily have been quad
rupled had there been any session az the
university today. The statement is as
follows:
1--WE. the undersigned, patrons 81 fhe
Third Street & Suburban railway. hereby
express our Endorsement Of The article
witch appeared In the November issue Of
the Paclha Wave entitled. The street
car Dlnicultv." and believed said article
Was thoroughly Justified by the conditions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11

under the title White Slaves Mr.. Banks
has been repeatedly thanked BY orraniza-
tions throughout the land for his good
work in this connection
Defender OF seattle's Good Name.
During the Chinese riots In Seattle he
10 less courageously spoke cut against
violence In his pulpit and on the plat
form he did not hesitate 10 express in for
chile and powerful language his honest
convictions. and endeevored in every way
10 convince certain misIed element IN
the community Of the great wrong which
might befal Seattle II they carried their
threats into execution. When the hour OF
conflict came he joined the Home Guards
ar1 served in the front rank. His house
a few days afterward WAS surrounded by
an armed mob whose ayowed purpose was
70 assaSslnats him. Fortunately he was
absent. a short time after the riot he was
sent or a mission East. While there he
was offered an excellent place IN Boston,
which he could not but accept.
From his pen we have the following
hooks: Censor Echoes. The Peoples
Christ White Slaves. or the Oppression
Of the Worthy Poor The Revival OUTER
The Honeycomb Of IAfe.' The Heavenly
Trade Winds Christ and His Friends
The Saloonkeeper's Ledger and The
Christ Dream His books have a large
sale not only in this country but in En-
gland. He spent his summer vacation OF
this year in tour OF Europe. Next sum-
mer he expects TO visit the Pacific coast,
going az far as Alaska. When he is in
Seattle he viii no doubt receive a very
warm welcome"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11
No ABSOLUTE PROPERTY IN TROUT
Though Tame. They Cannot Be Taken
in Ones Own Land.

The fun bench OF the supreme court Of
Massachusetts has held, in the case Of
the commonwealth vs.. Richard z. F0liett
that public statutes, chapter 81, section
81, prohibit an owner of land, on a stream
not navigable, from taking trout from the
stream with a net, on his own land. as well
as they prohibit other persons from doing
SO. The defendants exceptions were over
ruled.
The defendant is the owner Of a trout
hatchery al Sheffield. He owned the trout
he caught IN the net. and took them, IN
that part OF the brook under his control.
for the purpose Of stripping them OF their
spawn. They were then TO be turned back
into the brook alive. The defendant con-
tended that HoXie trout. the species
which he was engaged in propsgating. had
become so tame as to become his absO-
Lutte property, wherever they might be
found in an open stream. This PROPOSE
ton, the court held. IS not tenable. as
such fish are not of the class OF animals
which. without confining them in private
waters, can become the absolute property
Of anybody"
In Washington trout cannot lawfully be
taken with seine, net, weir or trap at any
time. Trout may be taken with hook and
line during May, June, July. August. Sep
TENDER and October.