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Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
FOR SILVER AND UNDERWOOD.
The Colored Men of the Leaders Aid Bureau
 So Decide.

At meeting held Wednesday night.
 October T. 1S96 at Jackson hall, Of the Leaders Aid Bureau, it was decided, after some discussion bearing upon the money
 issue of the present campaign, that steps
 in connection with those already taken,
 be inaugurated for the better organiza-
 tion of the colored voters on the silver
 basis, 16 to 1, and that pr. c. o. H. Thom-
 as be authorized as a committee to lay
 this matter before the chairman of the county campaign committee of the party
 that our action may be endorsed, also
 before the colored executive committee Of
 Jefferson coupnty, and other authorized
 officials, that their cooperation and aid
 might be obtained.
 The following resolutions were adopted:
 Whereas, The hour has come for free
 and independent action in that which
 pertains to our civil and political inter-
 ests, regardless of party lines; and
 Whereas, The great and paramount is-
 sue now before us as negro voters, is one
 which demands our attention and closest
 consideration. We feel that the gold
 standard will, if maintained, destroy the
 prosperity of the laboring classes, by
 enriching the few at the expense of the
 many The trusts and bondholders are
 against the free and unlimited coinage of
 silver at 16 to 1, which to us, is considered
 to be the medium tending to benefit the
 poor and laboring classes; and
 Whereas, The Chicago convention has nominated US candidate TOT president ana vice-president as champion of the silver cause.-the money of the people. It Is therefore
 Resolved, That we, the undersigned col- ored voters of Jefferson county, hereby pledge our votes for Bryan and Sewall and to use all of our influence in whatso- ever way and direction will best secure the election of said candidates. Resolved, further, That in view of the fact that there being no nomination of a republican candidate for congress in the Ninth district it leaves us to select can didate for congress from among those nominated of populists, sound money and apparent we rally to the support of the Hon. O. w. Underwood for congress, which can be done without any compnnc- tion of political conscience or manly in- consistency, and do hereby pledge our selves to labor for his election for con- gress.
 pr. c. o. H. Thomas, John Jones, J. O. Fountain J. T. Shaw, A. H. Malone, T. $. Sansom Thomas 1T. Hagood, w. l.. San ders. Jack Owens, John McGruder. Ben Stillman, E. s. Brown, Albert Mason, An derson Gordon, Jim Clemens, Prince Da- vie, Olley Jackson, Thomas Walker, AL bert Brooker, Baker Jones, H. H. Nash, Isaac Clemens, Abe Jabs, Anderson Walk CT, D. Castleberry, Moss White, J. A. Stip- lin, J. c. Grafton, Silas Brayelton, sam uel, Hillman, Silas Austin stephen King, Charlie King Richard Fuller, Moses Will Hams, Rufus Buckner, Jim Bell, Isaac Carrow.
 IT. B. JORDAN, President. DR. C. O, H. THOMAS, Secretary.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
Bryan and sewall Club Organized.

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. 1O.-A Bryan and Sewall club was formed at Yale to- night with an attendance of nearly one hundred General Hughes of Denver, Col, is president. The following was passed:
 Whereas, at the recent visit of MT Bry- an to New Haven certain members of Yale university did thoughtlessly and unfortunately-interfe with the proceed ings and,
 Whereas, such action has unjustly been imputed by the press to the Yale student body as a whole, be it
 Resolved, That we, the members of the Bryan and Sewall club of Yale university, do hereby declare this action untrue to the sentiments of our university and hos tile to the spirit of the broad -mindedness that has always characterized Yale men, and that we tender MT. Bryan our sin cerest apology for this action of our fel- low students.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
"sbip" Democracy Recognized.

Albany, N. r.. Oct. 1o.-Secretary of State Palmer today decided that the ma tionap' democratic party IS entltieo ,o col1mn on the officials ballot under the emblem of the ship adopted by it in state conveiton. This decision Is the result or the protest of State Chairman Danforth of the democratic committee against the secretary of state giving the democratic party reform organization party d COT i,mn on the official ballot under It's new name of the anationap' democratic party.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
lO.4 Bleached Sheeting l0c. The Geo. Passe Co.,, 2OO9 Sec ond avenue.
Tent Meeting at AyondaIe.

The tent meeting at Avondale is main taining great interest The sermon last night was on the love of God. Reverend Worthen is forcible and earnest speak er. There were eight professions at the close of the sermon. These meetings are becoming the means of great good to Avondale. Everybody is invited to the tent, Services this afternoon at p. m. and al D. m. Subject of afternoon ser vice. Prayer" Subject tonight, "Heav- on D
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY.
The Associations Between Democrats and
 Populists of West Virginia.

Charleston, w. Va, Oct. 10.-U. A. Oh lev. secretary of the democratic state committee, is authority for the statement that the negotiations between the pop ulists and democrats have been entirely satisfactory from his standpoint, and that the populist state ticket will be with drawn and the democratic state ticket substituted. The populst state commit. tee has in its hands the resignations of almost every candidate on their state ticket which will be used when the prop CT moment arrives.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
COUNTY COMMITTEE
Of the Popuist Party Held Meeting
 Vacancies Filled.

The county executive committee of the populte party met yesterday to fill va cancies caused by the resignation Of Messrs. P. G. Bowman and R. F. Kolb. MT. John T. Shugart presided.
 c. P. Zimmerman and J. s. Phelps were appointed to the vacant positions on the committee.
 MT John T. Shugart and pr. G. D. Grove made speeches before the commit tee.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
The Protest Overruled.

Columbus, O., Oct. 1o.-The secretary, of state today overruled the protest of the regular democratic state committee to the admission of the "sound money democratic ticket to the Australian bal lot under the name, national democratic party"
 The protestors claim an exclusive right to the word democratic" but in this they were not upheld by the state super visor of elections.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
DU MAURIER's BODY CREMATED. The Ashes Will Be Inferred in Hampstead
 Churchyard.

London, Oct. 1O.-The body of George Du Maurier, the artist and novelist, who died on the morning of October 8. was creunated at " kiTlG his afternoon. The ashes will | insHr; -d in the Hampstead church yard Octoeef I3.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
FUSION IN INDIANA.
Democratic Executive Committee Took the
 First Decisive Step Yesterday.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 1o.-The demo- cratic executive committee, which met here this afternoon, developed the first decisive steps toward fusion with the nonulists in Indiana. The latter were given two of the five nominations, but the men suggested by the populists were not accepted, Allen Heitshue and Charles Schofeld straight fusion populists. be- ing nominated.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
Ten pieces all-wool dress goods 2oc a yard. The Geo. Passe Co.,, 2OO9 Second ave-
IERSELY TOLD.

Friend, photographer, has moved to 19O7k Second avenue.
 Judge J. J. Banks will lecture on "Sletches From Country Life" at the Central Presbyterian church next Sat urday evening, October IT. The ladies extend cordial invitation to all to be present.
 Remember 1907h Second avenue. Friend photographer. ot
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
Underwear on Caheen Bros. bargain counter Monday.
MUST SHOW THEIR HAND.
Ryan and Thomas "Called" by South Care
 lina's Attorney General.

Columbia, S. C., Oct. 10-In accord ance with the constitutional provision prohibiting one road from purchasing within the limits of the state of South Carolina in a parallel line, the attorney general of the state has written Messrs. Ryan and Thomas requesting them to fnrnish the state railroad commission with evidence that in the purchase of the Port Royal road they are not acting for the Southern railroad.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
Bargain counter Monday at Caheen Bros. for Underwear.
mNArIoNAIs" SHUT OUT.

Must Choose Another Name Before IHey
 Can Get on the Indiana Ticket.
 Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 10.-At midnight the state board of elections, by vote or two to one, decided to deny the petition or the national" democrats to go on the pal lot under that name. Governor Matthews had the deciding vote and cast it against the petition. If the national democrats fail to select name the board will choose one. No objection was made to the de- cision.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
lO-4 Bleached Sheeting l9c at the George Passe Compa- 7,y's. 2OOo Second avenue.
The Reserve.

Washington, Oct. 10.-The treasury ,so,d reserve at the close of business to- q " stood at SPA, 250046. The days with d4 awals at New York were $99,600.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
Ten pieces all-wool dress roods at 2oc a yard. The Geo. Passe Co.,, 2Oo9 Second ave-
An Unknown Body.

The unkonwn remains or white man a.a at the1lndertaking rooms of the War nar,Smiley company. The remains were r. nd by the side of the track of the E tthern railway few miles east of this
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
For Underwear Monday go to Caheen Bros. bargain coun- ter.
Another Good Man for Birmingham.

MrAJack Cranford of Jasper, president of the Cranford Mercantile company, will make his headquarters in Birmingham He bought handsome home yesterday on Eleventh avenue and Fifteenth street, South Highlands. Birmingham always welcomes such enterprising citizens as Mr Cranford. Mr. Cranford will move his family here within the next few days.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
SECOND EDITION.
THE WEATHER

Washington, Oct 1O.-Forecast for Ala bama: Generally fair, cloudy on the coast, northeasterly winds becoming va- liable,
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11

If you hoard up gold, you will find it the same; but, if you fold up greenback note, you will find it in creases. Our silver ware will always be worth what you gave for it, and probably more. H. c. Abbott & Bro., l2l Twentieth street.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
BUY Montevallo coal. Sold in i've ton lots only at $3.25 per ton. GEO. l.. THOMAS, o-a4-1m Agent.
Receiver for the Aragon.
0-24-Inl

Atlanta Ga, Oct. 10.-The Aragon Ho- tel company was placed in the hands of a receiver today, Frank Bell, the pro- prietor being appointed temporary re- ceiver. The hotel owes $25,000. It was not closed and MT. Bell states that he will continue to run it. The principal creditors are Wash Collier. owner of the hotel. who has a claim for rent, and gro- cery and liquor houses which have fur nished supplies.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11

Imperial Bank of Germany Raises Rate.
 Berlin, Oct. 10-The Imperial bank of Germany has raised it's rate of discount from to 5 per cent.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
Genlemen'S Shoes, Lace and Congress-,
All SIrAeS and S9geS.

Mems Congress Shoes, all sizes, at...$ .79 Mems Satin Calf, all styles and sizes, at....... .......... ............... 9S Men's Needle-tip Lace, worth $2 at. 125
 Mems Congress Shoes at............ ST
 Mems hand-sewed and Welts, worth $2.5O, at...... .............. ......... 14S Mems Cork and Extension Soles, worth s3 at.................... 1.95 Mems Kangaroo Calf, worth s, att. 175 Mems English Cordovan, worth $3.50. at...... ............ ................. 200
 Mems Calf Shoes, worth $2.50, at t.... 1.50
 Mems Tan Nulliflers, worth $1 1.75, at.. 123
 Mems Carpet Slippers. to II. att. .23
 Mems Velvet Embroidered Slippers, $1.25 kind. at................ ......a .69 styles and colors, 75c to 100 Boys Shoes at cut prices, all styles Mems Calf Boots, worth $2.50, att. 1.23 200 pairs Mems heavy Boots, all sizes,
 at cut prices.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
Ladies' Shoes, Oxf6rdS and Slippers
AH StykcS and Sizes.

Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes, worth
 $l.oo, at.,...... ............. .59 Ladies Carpet Slippers at........ 19 Ladies Oxfords heel and spring heel,
 $l kind, att. ..................... .59 Ladies Grain Button Shoes, cheap at
 $l, for. ....,,........... .59 Ladies Cloth Slippers, worth 75c for AS Old Ladies' Bals, a bargain at $150,
 cut to...... .................. ....... 100 Ladies Razor Tip Oxfords, $2 kind, at 1. 15 Ladies Glove-fitting Point Slippers.
 $l kind, at..... recommendation. .5O Ladies Button and Lace Shoes. worth
 $2.50 at...... ..........,.......... 150 Ladies House Slippers, worth 50c, at .25 Ladies Slippers, worth SIPS, at. .75 Ladies F'ur-bound Slippers worth $2, -oa at...... .....,.......... ..... 100 300 pairs Ladies' Shoes. in sizes 1 to
 2ls, worth $3, .S
 Infants, Children's and Misses Shoes in proportion.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
Great Shoe Sale!
NEXT TEN DAYS.

5000 pairs shoes picked up the for SPOT CASH at about half priceparty had to have cash bust These shoes are not half worn out samples odd sze but solid case lots, new and fresh direct from factory.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-11
THE SHOOTING NEAR WARRIOR.

IT. B. JOIll1AIV, f6SItItlIt' DIR. c. O. II. THOMAS, Secretary.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
500 DE RECOMPENSE 500

Les lecteurs de ce journal seront con-
tents d%'apprendre quill y a au moins une
maladie terrible don't la science a pu que.
rir dams tous ses progress, ct c'est le Ca
tarrhe. Halls Catarrh Cure est la seule
cure positive connue par la fraternite me
dicale LIE Catarrhe, Giant n maladie
constitutionnelle, il demande IN traite'
ment constitutional. Halls Catarrh
Cure est pris a l'interieur, agissant imm6.
diatement sur le sang ct les surfaces mu'
queuses du systeme, detruisant par Ia l.
germe de la maladie, ct dome au patient
les forces pour SO constitution ct aide Ia
nature d son euvre. Les propri6taires
ont tant de confance dams son pouvoi1
curatif qu'ils offrent 800 pour aucun Cas-
qui ne guerit pas.
Envoyez pour certifcats.
Adressez: F. G.. CHENEY & Co., Tole.
do, O.,
Vendu par les Droguistes 75c.
Halls Family Pills sont les meilleurs,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
Rhea

Une fols de plus nous aurons 4e
plaisir d'entendre q Minneapolis,
Ia granle actrice FRANCHISE Mile
Rhea, don't Ia reputation est r6pan.
due aux quatre points cardinaux
du monde civilis6.
Notre compatrlote, auss1 sympa
thique qu'elle est distingu6e jouera
an Metropolitan les trois premiera
soirs de la semaine prochaine ct 3
la matinee de Mercredi.
Nous ne saurions trop engagel
tous nos compatriotes du beau. .
al]er entendre Mile Rhea.
O'est une occasion qu'on regret
te touiours de n'avoir pas saisie
quand ellie s'est pr6sent6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
1Gadbois est parti dams Is cours de
la journ6e pour reclamer le cada.
vre de son ami.
Diner a Ia presse

4#F G-AA1# S&AHs#sr SEE% &MS E3
Mercreii eoir M. El. G.. Walton
le grand "real estate man" donnal'
4 sa magnlh lue residence meubl6s
non-seulement q l'orientale, mai,
encore avec un luxe vraiment asia
tique, un diner d'apparat quel
ques- uns des membres de la pres
se de Minneapolis.
Au milleu de la table surchar.
gee d'argenterie ct de porcelaine
raree, une 6norme gerbe de roses,
autour de chaque CONVERT une char.
mantle guirlande d'millets de diver
SEES oouleurs.
La table 6tait mise pour HUT
personnes: ramphytrioD, NJ. j. @,
Calhoun, deux r6dacteurs de Ia
Tribune, denx DE- Minneapolis
journal IN du 'T1mes" ct r. r
Leroux de PEcho de pOuest,
A droite de chaque convlve les
six verres de rigueur dams tout
grand diner.
lie menu, seryi d l'aDglaise, 6tait
aussl richie que recherche; excel
[lanta Ataial,t les wins ct II va de
sol qu'entre iournallstes surtout,
ayant touJours une reserve dance
dotes de toutes sortes la oonversa.
ton ne languit pas.
Au dessert, arriva NJ. Robert
Evans d6l6gu6 q la convention ma
t1onale r6publicalne de ST. Louis;
il fut place q gauche de M. Le-
roux ct naturellement la poIltique
fut d rordre du jour.
NJ. Evans applaudit beaucoup
aux plans ct aux success de la F.A.
r. T., don't il a pu appr6cier les
travaux.
Les invites sc s6par6rent d'assez
bonnie heure, jendi matin, enchan-
t6s de la facon vraiment royale
don't lis ava;ent etc requs par NJ.
Walton.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

On vera, au Bijou, le semaine
prochaine un des premiers come
dieDs irlandais Daniel Sully dams
une charmante com6die intitul6e
"The corner Grocery"
LIE plan est des plus int6ressant,
la piece DIES mleux ecrite les Ca
racteres des mieux traces.
LIE bad Boy est tenu par Mas
ter George Sullivan I'M adolescent
don't Ia maniAre de Jouer q etc APP
pr6cise partout Oh il q passe.
La troupe toute entiere est com
5posee dartistes de talent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

Les jeunes amateurs de l'Eglise
ST. lotilde, sur la demande dim
bon nombre de personnes, repate-
ront leur drains semi-op6ra "The
Passing Show" dams le soubasse-
m mt de pEglise ST lotllde, mer-
credi 29 Avril.
LIE II mars dernier, lis ont Jou6
oette charmante piece avec grand
success devant un nombreux audi
tore, ct la spacie use sale de rE
elise ST. Clotjlde 6tait litt6ralle-
ment remplie ct w la grande foule
IN grand nombre mont pu y etre
admis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
CANADA.

IN Louis Fr6chette q fait
lecture, tout r6cemment, devan
un comit6 d'hommes de lettres
d m drame quill 6crit sp6cialenent
pour Nine Sarah Bsrnhardt. Lin
trigue sc deroule en- Europe, du
temps des queries forentines.
CONNIE preuve de l'interet cue
Sa Saintet6 Leon Kill Forte q SEES
fills du Canada, au cours dune au-
dience le saint Pontife a remis q
Mge Deoelles le tire honorifque
de chevaIler do TOrdre de Pie TX
pour deux citoyens de St-Hyacin-
the, MN. Noe Raymond ct Eucli-
de Richer, qui current le bonheur
d'etres zouayes p%ontifcaux lo1s de
la prise de Rome par les troupes
de Victor Emmanuel sous le COM
mandement du general Cadorna.
On lit dams le Herald de
New York:
nUn Montr6alais a invent6 n
cauon qui serait dit-on, Invention
la plus remarquable du monde ct
quj, 81 ellie 6tait adopt6e, rendrait
la guerre impossible. NJ. Sommey
de Montreal, IN agent de l'inven-
teur, a expose la piece devant M.
Patenotre l'embassadeur francais
ct rattach6 militaire de Fem
bassada. lie trait le plus
plus remarquable de ce canon,
e'est qu'aucune matiere explosive
nest employee ct gull peut de-
charger le uombre incroyable de
100000 coups ! la minute.
Les "Uanayens" ne trouveraient
pas celia commode de yiyre dams
YOhio. La legislature de Get Etat
Went d'adopter une loi defendant
sous peine d'amende d'offrir IN
WE'RE de boisson 4 son voisin Oh 4
IN ami, dams IN hotel. Vous etes
llibre de yous ffaire serviir v7o,u,s-me.
me mails Yops commettex IN DELFT
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

81 vous invitez quelqu'un 3 boire
aveo vous! L'amende, pour la pre-,
miere offense, est de ST., pour Ia
seconde offense So, pour la troisle-
me $50, etc. La Motto de l'amende
va d "l'informer." ST cette loi stu
pide 6tait en- vjgueur q MONTREAL
oue de victimes la rue st Jacques
ne fournlrait-elle pas q ellie seule!
Voicl une p%oursuite dun nou-
veau genre qui Went d'originer .
|St-J6rome, pres Montreal.
M. J6r6mie Legault attendalt de.
puts trois heures pour SO presen-
ter au tribunal de la %p6nitence.
quand plusieurs p6njtents, pousses
par an extreme besoin de blanchir
leur anne, ne so frent pas scrupale
de voler le tour de M. Legault.
Enin, M. Legault SO leva ct
vint SO placer tout pres du confess
sionnal, quand un N. Deslaurlers,
plus petit ct moins grand, trouva
moyen de voler son tour ct de s'a-
genouiller aux pieds du cure.
M. Legault, exasp6r6 dune telle
audace, saislt le p6nitent par les
6paules ct lie sort violemment du
Confessional Oh il s'agenouille de-
vehement, ne croyant avoir fait
qn'une chose bien permise.
M. Deslauriers ny volt pas du
meme cell ct il Went de confer l'af
fa;re aux mains dun avocat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
Taps

Cette semaine, nous vendons
une grande quantit6 de Tapis de
Agras ct autres tapls forts, tout
laine. poses ct doubles de bellies
doublures cotton-flled, q CSC la
verge. LIE prix ordinaire de la
merchandise seule est 75c.
Un lot de choix, de Hartford
Extra Supers. fats ct poses avec
forte doublure, 48c la verge. LIE
prix ordina1re pour la marchandi-
SO seule est Csc
Dundee Art Squares, convena-
BILE pour cottages d 6te; plus 6pais
que la marchandises ordinaire.
Nous motions en- vente notre stock
entier CONNIE suit:
Grandeur, 9ft. < 9 # q So.
#, < 10 #. 6 in $2.35.
#. < 10 f., So rs.
Notre Stock de Marchandises
Seches ct de Meubles. est le plus
considerable de la vile.
II est de votre int6ret d'exami-
ner nos Marchand1ses avant d'a
cheter ailleurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
. OUOI SERT UN SIGNE DE
CROIX.

Dams la derniere' guerre des
Etats. Unis, lie jour du fameux COM
bat de Bull Run, lie general Smith
arrivait trop tard avec ga division
pour SAVIOR que1 6tait le signe de
passe on mot d'ordre. Pr6voyant
que, sill avancs1t, il essuierait lie
feu de son pa:ti, il demanda IN
homme de bonne volont6 qui fut
pref a sacrlfer ga vie
Uu leune homme sortit des
rangs.- Vous allez etre tue -Oai,
mon g6n6ral.-Smith ecrivit sur
un moroccan de papier: Envoyez-
moi lie signe, general Smith" Puts
il donna Sc billet an soldat. II Sc
disait que. lie messenger tue, on
trouverait CO billet important. Le
]eune homme part, il approche des
avant postes.- Qui vive?- Anil
dome lie sjgne?- II avence sans
rien dire; tous les fuslls Sc dirigent
vers lui.
IL fat r%apidement le signe de la
oroix, ct leve Ia main vers le ciel.
"A l'instant, tous les fusils Sc rele.
vent. LIE signe que le soldat venait
de faire ponr Sc recommander 3
5Dieu 6tait juste celui que Beaure-
gard, general catholique, await
donn4 le matin 3 son arm6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
MINNEAPOLIS, Is Avril 1896

Monsieur TEditeur
Soyez ASSET bon d'inserer dams
votre journal les quelques lignes
qui suivent:
Les danes de rfglise Ste. Clo-
thilde ont organise I'm club sous lie
nom de Fleur de Lys don't le bat
est de venir on aide q Peglise Ste.
Olotilde. Leur premiere reunion
a Gu lieu mardi IA courant 4 la
princiere residence de Nine. J. IL.
Seymour 1904 Logan Ave. Les
prix ont 6t6 remport6s CONNIE
suit: Ter prix Nine Faubert. 2e.
prix Nine Acme. La prochaine
reunion dn club aura lieu chez
Nine Sprsgue, l408 Grand st. N.
E. mardi % courant.
NINE. j FAUBERT, Sec.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

Lundi dams rapres midi deux
hommes sont entries dams l'appar-
tement de A. B Rainville IS ave-
nue. Uentrale ct lul ont demands
I'm verre d'eau.
Pendant que NJ. Rainville sab
sentait pour satlsfalre q leur d6sir
les deux hommes s'emparArent de
IA montre en- or 6valu6e q 40 dol
lars ct disparurent.