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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

E>The NEW MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Port Office il the Territory and has large
Gld growing circulation among the intelli-
gent aud progressive people of the south
vest
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21
Hs> Entered as Second Glass matter at the
eanta E'e Post Office.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

All contracts and bills for advertising pay.
able monthly.
all communication intended for publica.
tion mast be accompanied by the writer's
aa,se and address--not for pnblcation-but
as evidence of good faith, and should be adj.
dressed to The Editor. Letters pertaining to
business should be addressed
New MEXICAN Printing Co.,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

JUDGE COLLIER is hewing to the line in
dealing with those Albuquerque National
bank suits. The ''insideness" of that af-
fair smells to heaven. 1t will all come
out in time.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

The name of w. B. Ceilders is men
toned in connection with tho mayoralty
at Albuquerque. Why nots He's all
right.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

The Optic stoutly maintains that the
Fort Union sanitarium scheme is all
right. We hope so. Veremos!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

The best thing Uucle Sam can do,
under the circum stances, is to go after
Cuba and get it. We need Cuba in our
business
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

THERE Is a growing demand for gold
mining properties in financial circles.
New Me1ico's promoters should be on the
alert.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

New MEXICO will never become state
until the Democratic party settles the
silver question.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

The Jones-Stewart silver party must
be pretty rank when Ignatius Donnelly
refuses to indorse it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

VICTORY d POPE,
Attorneys at law, Santa Fe, N. M. Will
practice IN all the courts.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

buqnerque Democrat to give its editor
ial Endorsement" to the Republican, Popu-
list silver combine which proposes to run
Sibley for president in 1896.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
j. B. BRADY,

Dentist. Rooms in Kahn Block, over
Spitz' Jewelry Store. Office hours, 8 to
II a. M; to s pm.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

A, A, FREEMAN, ELYEao BAcA
Late Asso. Justice N. M. Sup. Court.
FREEMAN & BACA,
Attorneys at Law, Socorro, N. NJ. Will
practice in the courts of Socorro. Lin
coin, Chaves and Eddy counties. Also in
the Supreme and U. s. Land courts at
Santa Fe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

MAX FROST,
Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-21

We largo stock sell
all kinds of second hand We will
kitchen payments and bedrock prices Bedroom suits $
$500 double bed
$ We the stock the city We all kinds of furn
sewing all
kinds of uphoeing Call and trouble show
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29
ALL BY HER LITTLE SELF.
A Child Of Five YonT' In search of Her
Parents.

4 Child OF Five Years In Search of Her
Parents.
Yesterday bright, well dressed little
Girl came here from Parkcrsburg on the
ohio River railroad. She had with her
Il note saying she was destined for
warrcnton, o.. on the Wheeling & Lake
Eric railroad, aud asking the railroad
officials to zee that she was transferred
TO the right train. She had no money
nor ticket. and the t:alnmen on the
Ohio River road turned her over TO n
policeman, who took hcT to hcahpuar-
ters
She snld she was rcnrly six years old.
Her father was Homer BumElrdncr.
she said. but she added: ~ don't Ike
him; him n vagabond." Her mother was
now married to Flank Porter
Captain bennett said: Your papa
IL dead. is hr?" -,
"Oh. no." SHE responded, Homer Is
sh" said sh, had been living since
last June T4th her grandmother Lucy
Vernon, at Elizabeth She was sent 70
parkcrrburg from there on hack, and
tho hack driver put her on the train.
She wa. going to her Ma Mt Warren
ton Both Homer" and Frank. HA
she called them, worked In coal banks,
she said she was mad Mt Nh b"ccusc
she did not meet her here. a. she prom
lscd. When Il was proposed u Keep
her here over night. she cried bitterly
and snli she wanted TO go nome right
away.
Finally Cnptnln Bennett con&Gd her
TO 20 10 his house and see hlq little girl
and after she had been given n good
supper she seemed to BE- pretty well
content, thOugh stIli humcsick.
She is n pretty, prccocious child, ana
II was suspected thnt she Ind been sent
out into the world without any lntcn-
lion on the part ~ her parents 10 meet
her. though This may bc unjust TO them
she won the sympathy Of oil who saw
nor Mt police headquarters, She VIII DO
qcnt 10 Warrcnt0n this morning.
A prominent professional man ycst'r.
lay expressed his Willingness to adopt
her II her purcntn were not found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29
sMALLEsT I'M THE WORLD.
The Kussow IIrO'lIrrS Rrr Two bright
"IIrdECrd Fuo sImIlcs" OF Men,

Cha, ~, T,,,,,,,,, Ipr,tb.rp anna into
"'"'' W. '''au" '"''''e'"
the world Tom Thumb ana commodore
Mutt are no lungcr in II. This IS true,
literally apd agprutIvc,v How lar
No..
mum Wou!u nave WoiheH th1se H'''t
people! When people saw the picture
Of their father holding them out on his
hands thry tnok Il rs mn inagluatlye
eNaggsrntiSu. hut inter they saw the
little mon ON the stage or ON tho street
on their frinnv llttl, Eicycles. il would
not have surmrIs,l thgri N the father
IND walked on mo Stage and taken
thnm OH Of his vol poc,els The In
,sIIit,,;c,r ,vniTd sur..est 10 NIr. Full
rnrn maj he yr,,, ms uryf1rn1pucs by
bnnpina one on n chain as a watch
charr,
They are tho funniest little mon ever
sean. They come only about to their
fnthrr's knee They are natives OF
a,,strin md first sn,r m. Il,.ht OF day
in vienna Fran. the elder. Is nuN
tv,enty.onr ycars Of me-. and Charltc.
os ~. ,.,,,r,.or il onrrrtlnnntrly chilled
o.. NJ s"""hor "i.t,|.,, ,.,rT., ,,j
M, Sa,i,". = th.sS foys stand. g,,;
,,it 100 irci,.s ry-d ,Gcirbs nr,Ily
ttrSo L,,,,,,,,S rr,,,5s Tho mother /. "A
TmXo,, nm" and Snrdsnn'n Garrann woman
~ ,,r,rc t%an nriinnry slgo Thcse mid
% ','V,S r,,a, -, AMY of siEierD chill
Ircn nrd tle other f6urtnrr arr all Of
uirm, ~ .iy .''' Nh ,Sa hTnthcrs and as
,lrs n =. II"ipg C,,,,.t ono.
'' sro , T,%,' thrir birtb il was known
h,. 'S.Ir ,,orc,,ts ,I.t tisy were NOT In
=, iiTo other mon. and M the advice
~ ,Se faInnv nhvsicinn Karl md
Fronz were scnt 10 the University OF
Gnottipror tbc GREAT German medical
snSooi whorr they remained under the
esro -, TIA learned nhyslcia ns ana pro-
t"ssnrs Tor year Durinr this time
,,o,',' ,ass,bie c6fort WAS made TO in
I W., p uSSs rThoy ,rcr, Tod ON rab-
H N,,s s SSH d. Je,,cats wines and doub!y
W, '' sn,,ns Lut nil I'm yoIn. and
,Sn ,narncd mon were compelled to de-
Srv ,hnt .tbe rnIdcets would be mid
Cl '.i '.,at w ''''"e
sri Thn ,nIJgcts ore meyer separated. but
49,, q" ,ba ' nioses, and be4t Of companions.
rh v w go t1' vrsat d.aI Of pleasure out OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
SrArE orwEsr VIRGINIA, CoUN.

CrATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CoUN.
- ~ or ONO. ~:
In the CucUit Court ui said county.
In tue matter Of the petition Of William Morli.
mar CtOwlhcr. guardian Of John william Nc.
Ma,itr, appointed such BY the orphans
Court In and iut tho Ui,y aud county VI PhiM'
dcphln Shic VI Pennsylvania.
70 i'pH q NGy ConcrH'
Tnrc notice that an this tWcnlieih day OF No
voulcr. ls1i, William MUtltupt CtOwthCr, guar.
dian NJ lOhn William NrMslttrs who arG nOn.
RESIDENT, IT the Staic NJ West Virginia, died his
putiIIUu IN tho Circuit Conri Of OHIO county,
Mys, Virginia rrRN,ng Tor ~ order niNnld court
Huthuritlng WI W. DuNduu Guardian Oi said
lHUu William NuIttrcS, appointed such IN
said ohio Cluntt. 10 uuy over g. SAID foreign
q nni'uu H'ltnunvf ar pyrunnl properly IN bis
hand, belonging IN tAii ward, nnd To remove the
Fniur 10 ihr stg'c Ut Pennsylvania AMI TO all
ihur,to said ipiclgn rnatdan " sue for recover
mud receive ans mnuoy NJ urfsuntl property 10
Tue state Of Wct virginia, belonging 10 his said
md 900 tho G.lng VI sail petition an order WAS
onigtCl t,iut UroamNUr I I 1875 Ht ~ o'clock a.
m Nv iAc tur iOf hearing SAID Petition, with
leave ~ Ibe rtllUiOuettu uthyul ct that time
tNHutIuturc iu support nlllsp0litinn, rvVulrrd
Nv scoilrn 2 Of chapter ~ vi The Code Oi West
virginia aud directing iuiite ~ sai nppllca
ton 10 Ne given n. required bylaw
WILLIAM NlllINIK CRONtlki
Nu1idihup NJ lnhu william McMasltOs
Published 'of the hHI time Npycmh3r2l lsli.
uullIh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29
GENERAL NOTICES.
pIrrsnURGu, WHEELING !, < KEN,

P.rTsEuWGH Pa, November Il, lSJn
The undersigned trustees under tho First Con.
soliiAtc. Mortgage Of the Pittsburgh. Wheeling
l, ISL hereby give notice that they have on
hand s7Nbi u bpplicabltl to The purchase 81 hrsi
consolidated mortgage bonds secured by saii
mortgage iOt the purposes Of the shaking iuud
provided Hereunder. Proposals will 10 received
nunl prccmbet u. lsJ5, 10! the sale 70 them OF
~ CO., ui such bonds $ u LlGGEIT
HENRY X, LIST,
uugl.rh TTuHees,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29
TWO PACKED HOUSES.
"IiurG rrlrlr, Makes Great hit ut the
Grand Opera uoWr.

HIitIlC Trirlr' Makes N'fch' ilh W Wv
Grand Opera IIours.
Two immA,sc audiences saw Little
Trixlc" at the Grand opera House yes
tcrday and two better pleased nudion-
COS would be hard TO find. The matt
nee crowd was large, but that OF last
night was the largest Of the season.
,,vory seat was sold before the doors
nrcnsd apd ms early as o'clock Abe
crowd began 20 gGthg ia front OF The
door. The theatre was jammed, not
oven space enough 10 stand on ono loot
being iect. and the orchestra had to be
nut on the stage. The play is nn idral
holiday attraction and abpunds In good
rich comedy Many gpcclalues are N
iroducnJ. The company is headed by
May smith Robins. who as "TrlNlc'
succeeds In capturing her audience nj
tho gtuTt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

The President NJ tht County Health Hoard
DOwn Miih IT,

DDVN WIN ll'
Dr. Jpbca. Of West Liberty. has TIC
wnnlipoy. Ito wns In Wheeling yes.
trrdny. mlnelIur with the mixed crowd
scout a hotel, on his way home from
cincinnati, nnd II Ia maid the eruption
had appeared on him at the time. cry
ilpnith officer icpson, when asked
about the case last night, said tNnt q
question had been fulg01 whether u
wuR the smallpox he had hut anybody
WHO had uuur In contact Win nm
lught ~ br ynuclnntcd N once. Dr.
Alexander mud Dr. BpEtniu examined
me C1rc yesterday aud GIuEnuacl II nn
rmnlluOy The West Liberty people
are not wi.pnrl with this decision,
unwoyur. aud have asked ilr Walden
~ ru ont to-day nnd decide whether
j. lH really y case Of smnllppN
In tho meantime lr"Hll0N' DDhlint.
of the county 0ummlrlIn,tH, nclinE
irNtr Tho Authority conferred Un hin
ly lnw. nhuoIut0d pr Alexander. uf AZ
ianheiiu to lhu ~ IlbcE.s place ~
huffman Of Ilc county board NJ honltif
rprtliur dIiil,r decision rr "a
ynoiiur pr juhoi hh9 0mallppA II
ida baon lust about fourteen dnyh
llnuc Df. lCbcs wRa exposed to tile con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

81 !. |. !. !.
80, Many free man
SSff)tlA who IS sick would
GA 9 willingly change
fs3g9f "a NJ Iisfl places with a
je.isiiilg .i3fi.syl,bi healthy convict. a
Sss5s3t.tS lf9lH man might as we'll
s,tis6l. vi aigs6l he shut out Of en-
fs.ibF9,G \. ,gSif3gId1 jOymcut oue way
;tSfs, q ~ ~ as another II he
Sl N%I,VvtsHE is Shut up ina cell,
Ss5f',NtsH AhSalgtA he cannot engage
~ n l - :a3SisSH, inactive pleasures.
If}Hifj;f $50 i Esyfkg He cannot see tie
ysSfs4ss, m VA. ~ beauties of nature
81. ]: !. !. 8. !: !: !
s-ia.i NrtfAtS man who is sicl;
ms ,'isrc t,irgs before him but he doesn't
see il.gm a, they east. he Cannot !9oE on
anything with appreciatiyc eyes HiS ply'
sirll condition wnrnS MI VISION nna ms mel
uEN ugCagugl rniCyJnyihiug, 80 matter
how enioylb!e'ii may la IN tie abstract,
man wjh iIul taste ia bis mouth, WITH
Billions headache and Win poisonous 'c'ise
matter circulating all Through hi, BODY can
no, enjoy auy,hiHg. He honestly believes
,l,nt Ike world Is nh wrong. and that it Is
mighty p01f Place 10 be m. lie y blnc
dcSpondent, cynilal Life isn't worth liv'
Inn 10 him. Such a simple thing causes
thts condition that Il Is absurd and ridiCu'
lous 10 think Of sensible man remaining
IN it, Symptoms like these come tom con,
situation i % The most prevalent ot GIl
causes OF sickness. Il makes man worth
less far work or pleasure, II Is a stubborn
trouble when you do not tTcat II properly;
and a simple one when yOu do. " IS cured
Inv DR.. Pieces Pleasant Pellets. They were
made Tor this purpose, and no other. They
accomplish this purpose rs no other prep,
arltion ever did. An INSCRIPTIONS druggist
Iuay try to sell You something else. l.ook
out Its your health that j. at stake. II
is YOUR health against an extra proit on the
thiag he says Is Just as good, - Doctor
Piurccs Pleasant Pellets - don't forget
don't take anything else.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29
nTAMppR 81 OOMNaRCE

10 Hold Meeting uc CmpAtai Interest
This F!ycalug -Counsllsvilic Railroad.
The chamber Of commerce Is called to
meet in special session this evening,
The maia~obIpet OF the meeting Is to
consider the Wheeling 4 Connellsylllc
railroad project but other uQttcr3 OF
Importance to the community may also
come W., The officers and those who
have been Ggpcviallg active IN tho yIil-
road protect desire MH attendance
~ Tho Whyt''us busiag men nnt man
ufuGurgrs viii not rylnro an interest In
this mu1tgr, watch iGeurs go mEch fer
thcm. th0y cannot very reasonably CX-
pcet prop,c nut along the Inc ,o do 800,
There has not been IN Improvement
OF any kind suggested here sin"c the
Terminal railroad wan hUllt thgt would
DO as advantageous to Wheeling II cnr-
ried out as this railway, aud her peoplo
should show that they are alive to It's
Importance,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

Tm Pan. Handle Dycing establish
mont, ownol by John lloimoior, at No.
1881 Market street, ia tao Duit equipped
houon Of lt4 kini IN Whcolng ia addi'
ton to tho dyeing and cloauing depart
mcntsa corps OF irst.cltsi ia,'ori arc
employed, who eau do repairing as nea::
M h /, poqsihlc. Clothoi and indief
garments, cleaned or dyol, eau 10 inadp
10 look like now, Satisfaction guaran'
toeL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

IuISu NIouinnnch OVorcoailnga tito
very Intuat-.mntIp to order at e. Hose y
Snms', FnshiUnIblo TnlIOrs aud G0nrN
rurniSlTrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

NOTICE is UEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there wery standing. NJ ihc TINE Of his
death 10 thc name ~ CALVIN IL DOIN, doini'
cilcd "a, shat tine out o. thl, state. npnn the
books OF THE la RELLE IRON WORKS q
corporation created by The laws Of The state Of
West Virginia. and haying IT, principal once
aud place Of business IN The CIV Of Wuce.pg.
Ohio county Wet Virginia. hNe bundled and
tNputv.hyu 1870 shares NJ the capital stock OF
sal4 The LNIrlc Iron Works " that she under,
Eisiod arc the executor, oi tho last viii and
&. lament al tue sld Calvin II Doiv, late VI the
Ci.yui srubcnyillr, Jefferson county OhiO, dc,
trIssi. duly qulligcl ~ such executors 81 Iid
drre ,uut according t. thu laws Oi the sad state
nlOhin In which state the said calvin H. pOW
ans dnmiiCi attic time Of lis death, and th9i
Aata executor. viii OI TUESDAY. THE All!
DAY OF NOVEMBER, \. h. lS.p, NJ tue Office Of
Nid "TUc iail.n Itnn Ndfks' H. ihr said cry
VI Wheeling. transfer upOu Tho book" VI said
"Ihn iAl;ril' Iron NUFkl' NH.l . shares ul in
capital stock standing IN ihruGIuc VI said Calvin
u Doy to the following PERSONS that Is 10
SAY
II, shares 10 Harry T.. potcy.
l5YiareS tn MARY H. LngrHclt
IS shares To bradford u. J0hnsOn.
81 shares ~ NAry L. Johnson.
uOnRMAS }, SINCLAIR
HARRY T. IOTEl,
Eyeru ~ 81 tAivlu u D0iy, decchAei.
\, J. CLAEkh Attorney noI.Ih
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

nNEGNISS daily In Spare Ilihs, n'ck
Homes, TcndCriuiHa. Sausage Went, rigs
Feet, rtu, Wholesale and rrihil' ~
4. sCMENk \ suNs',
1870 Market street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

=. D coyH-s n alL naLne.a ,lotol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

tagion, nHd there IA little, II any
ground for hope that the original dag
nusi5 wan wrong
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29
THE TIGERS WIN,
Western University OF Pennsyl.
vania Dsllsively Beaten,
THE VISITORS WERE TOO LIGHT

For the Home Team The score Was
Smaller Than Antielpatsd-Tho coI-
isglaas Had IIssn Strengthened nor 'he
Occasion = Edwards Run Down the
Field Was the Fsaturo-Aa Attempt at
Goal From the Field That Failed.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-15
mATELAs

Nous recommandons au public
ct partlcullArement au Canadiens-
FRANCOIS d'aller voir MN. ksip-
Vile freres, HOB. Adams St. N. b.
pour PREPARATIONS de matelas. Lis
reparent les matelas en- erin (moss
OF fbre a slips Ia piece. Laine,
cotton (husk) d 800 la piece. lis
fournissent les tales aux prix de
$50 d So. Ills confectionnent tou-
tes sortes de matelas en- Grin au
prix de SO. ct plus, ct d'autres aux
prix de ST. so ct plus ct vendent
aussi des RESORTS en- FL de fer (wi-
re spripg.) lis r6pa1ent toutes sor-
tes de meubles a has prix.
Pourquoi dormir sur des mate.
las durs ct non confortsbles, quand
vous pouvez les refaire d neuf de
8Gc d $1.25 ohaque. Outrage ga.
ranti, Mstelas pris ct rapportes
domicile le meme jour.
Telephone 8l2.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-15
Pas de chance.

M. F. r. Leroux Ia 6chappe
belle, lund1 dernier.
lAyant remarqu5 que, du cote
Quest de ga residence, la terre
baissait un pea. Nine Leroux lui
demanda d. venir examiner CO que
celia signifiair.
M. Leroux sly rendit ct q peine
6tait-il arrive que "a terre s'ecrou.
lsit sous ses pieds ct quill tombait
dune hauteur de dix. neuf spieds
dams I'M 6go1t sec.
Les Girls de Nine Leroux attire.
rent les voisins. une 6chelle assez
Tongue fut trouv6e apres d'assez
tongues recherches ct M Lerouz
put enfn sortir de oette situation
qui n'avait rien %d'agr6able.
Chose presqu'inoroyable, dams
oette chute dangereuse NJ. Leroux
ne requt pas meme une 6grati-
gnure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-15

les proprietaires mont ]amais ap-
partenu au Club ct plusieurs au-
tres mons appartensnt 4 des mes
sieurs gu, ont sr6sign6 depuis
longtemps d6jh.
lie Club Il. p. ne eomprend pas
trop CON nsnt lid6e d'envoy Or
leur resignation 3 une ORGANISE
ton don't ills ne faissalent pas par
tie a pu venir d ses gems Ia. La
ligue, croyant pouvoir en- imposer
facilement au public, a.t-elle YOU
lu grossir la liste, on bien, bon
nombrs de ceux qui y ont Oppose
leur signature ne s%avaient-ils pas
ce qu'ils faisaient? On pourrait
aller loln en- coDjectures.
La resignation de ceux qui ap-
partenalent au Club, a 6t6 sccep-
tee d'aussi bon cour qu'elle a 6t6
donn6e.
QUAINT aux autres, lie club est
blen faoh6 de ne pas pouvoir SO
rendre a leur desir, mails il lui est
impossible de rayer de la liste de
ses membres, les noms qui ne sly
trouvent pas.
II. ST. HILA1RE,
Sec. Cor
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-15
P, H: ROY. Commits CanadIen.

nu d'appeler Ia " n%eutralite."
Que de peine vous devez eproo-
YER, dit M. Pasteur au Venerable
eccl6siastiqua, d'avoir assiste q une
e6r6monie de CO genre sans y avolr
une scale fois entendu prononcer
le nom de Dieul Je l'6prouve 6ge-
cement CONNIE vous. car "Pecole
sans Dieu me paraft une monstru-
osit6."
-Durant le cours du mois de
JUN, Get 6t6, uu M. Perrault de la
rivlere Godbout appercut dss osse-
ments qui sortaient de terre lie long
de la riviere. En- enlevant un peu
de terre il d6oouvrit deux cadavres
couoh6s Fun a cote de pantre. On
parle de Ia chose dams le village ct
ron d6cida de continuer les FOUL
les. Sept cadavres d'adulte ct I'm
oedavres d'enfaut ont etc retrou.
YES. lis 6taient tous envelopes
dams des peaux de oaribous encore
passablement e%onssrv6es, ct Fun
des squelettes await deux ranges
de dents magnifques pendant que
le crane await pres dun pouce de.
%paisseur.
A cote de ees cadsvres on a
decoavert des haches de guerres
en- pierre ct un ciseau On pierre
parfaitement fait en- forme de gou-
&c.
Tous oes cadavres ont 6t6 pla-
o6s dams une bottle ct enterr6s dams
lie oimetiere oatholique.
A quelle date remontent oes IN
humations, on ne sauralt lie dire
al juste mails il y a plus de lOO ans
QUE ces cadavres dorment ID, car
les plus vieux sauvagos ne SO rap
pellent pas avoir w de cimetiere q
Get endroit nj d'avoir entendu par
Ter. Examinations de sauvages q
Golbout.
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MINNEAPOLIS, IL Nov. 1895
Monsieur TEditeur

Monsieur TEdjteur
detection a%nnuelle du club La.
fayette Papineau cut lieu dlman.
che dernier, Les o&cless suivants
ont etc elus:
L. II. Rushfo1d President.
A. Caron Vice President.
A Gagnon 2e Vice President.
.E, Rainville Sec Arch (r66lu)
III. st Hllaire Sec Cor (r6elu)
O. Gagn6 Tresorier.
J.. j. Thunnison Orateur.
Une lettre envoy6e au Club pal
la Ligue F. A. ct contenant une
declaration sign6e par % person.
mes d6sirant r6signer CONNIE mem.
bres du Club L. p, q 6t6 commu.
niqu6e 3 l'aesembl6e.
Sur la llste des signatures ap.
paralssent plusieurs MONS don't
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EXCELLENT.

EXCELLENT.
Antoinette Bernard, Albert Bru
nellie, Laure L6tourueau, Marie
Kertson, Laura Rivard, Valerie
Fortler, Anna Turgeon, Aida LIE.
Ledoux, Arthemise Cloutier, BE.
lone Coulombe, Eugene Violet,
Ex6lia Marier, Marie Vain, Eug6.
ME Daigle, R. Emma Gir.rd, Lea
Beauohesne, Regina Jam, Emma
Lemieux, Louise Bolduc, Florence
MORN, Beatrice ST. Hilaire, D5lia
Lecours, Romeo Abel.
TREs-B1EN.
Add1e Domm, Florence Page, M,
Louise Belalr, Mamie Lace, Will.
liam Courteau, George Tousignant,
William B%ourrassa, Edouard Des-
lauriers, Marie Paquette, Matilde
Perrault, Louise Labelle, Clara
Msrier, Alice Houle, Malvina
Emond, Sara Turgeon, Amanda
Poulin, Alice Abel, Emma Bolduo,
S6verine Daigle, Malvina Labelle,
Lucie Violet, Eva Poulin, Em6lie
Gagn6, Eva Coulombe, Ad6line
Page, C6lanire Baillargeon, Joseph
Pich6, Victor Blanchard, John
Gagn6, Arthur Giguiere.
Alfred Giguiere, Edouard La
belle, Envy Matthew, Alpha Dub6'
Agnes Marier, Josephine st. Onge,
Matilde Bazinet, Matv1na Chan.
donnet, Valerie Beaudette, Emma
Fortier, Aristilde CouiIlard, John
Bay, Elphege Rivard, Eva Melo'
che, Louise Carriveau, Louise He.
bert, Freddie Lalonde' Maria Roy,
Bella Rs1che, Aggie Hurley, Liz
zie Ryan, Mary Hallegan, Edith
Hornsby, Auna Gagnon, Bose
Doucet, Ad6line Doucet, Emma
Poulln, Corine Coulombe, Evelina
Forth, Ernest Anger, Armand
Anger, Joseph Turgeon, Hector
Garand.