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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03
D. NJ. CL0UGH

L'opposition syst6matique, mon
tree par certains Journapx sol
distant Independents, d la nomina-
ton du gouverneur Clough, COM
me candatA la meme position, SEM
BILE avoir consid6rablement dispa-
RI.
Ii 6tait temps qu'elle fDtt, car
ellie frisalt la persecution.
D. M. Ulough, ma pas etc. il est
vral, 6lu %gouyrrneur du Minneso
ia; mails en- agissant CONNIE il la
fat, il ma que mis- en- prstique ce
pr6oepte qui resume Ia politique
aux Etats- Unis'
Ote-toi de Ia que je mig mette.
Ii est vrai quill emplole solvent
des expressions par trop 6nergi-
.ques.
Et puisY
Il est vrai gull n'appartient pas
aux "silk stockings"
Ell puis?
O'eat I'm homme du peuple, par
venn aux plus heutes fonctions
qu'un homme puisse remplir dams
IN Etat de rUnion Am6rlcaine.
C'est un "self made man..
A combien de milliers d'ouvrlers
u'a-t-il pa dome du travsilf
Ce quill y a Uncomfortable c'est
que ses ennemis eux.m emes, ne
peuvent rien lui reprooher CONNIE
qouverneur du Minnesota.
C'est beaucoup on plutot o'est
tout.
II est de reggie, que tout officer
pubic, ayant 1empli ses %fonctlona
pubhques. q la satisfaction du peu-
pie, a droit q une deuxieme nomi-
nation.
Nous ne voyons pas pourquoi lie
gouverneur Olough ne jouirait pas
du meme privilege.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

la meme taille, lis avaient etc de-
oapit6s, o'etaient bien les deux FREE
res Tlburce ct Valerlen, Fun 6poux
de Ste C6cile ct l'autre SON beau
frAre: LIE troisieme await le crane
rompu ct bris6: SO Tongue cheve-
lure 6tait toute impregn6e de sang,
o'6tait le corps de Maxence mis- q
mort sous les coups de ces cruellee
fouets de plomb. Une fois ces
pr6cieux restes trouves, monsieur
de Roesi, p'avalt plus de doute
quill 6tait r6ellement dams les ca
tacolnbes de st. CaIixte ct CONT
nua toulours ses recnerches JUS
qua ces dernieres ann6es jusqu'au
moment oh la mort est venue le
.surprendre.
UN VoYAaEuR.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

sur la proue, en- prononcant les
mots de Circumstance: "Je te nom.
me Iowa."
La presidente de la w. NJ. G. A.
6crivit q Mile Drake pour lui de-
mander de bIiser une b%outeille
remplie deau an lieu de ohanpa-
g,ae.
Qn'on s.oppose = l'usage interne
du champaign, nous le comprenons
4 la rigueur, mails ! son usage er-
terze. il nous semble que c'eet
pousser I'm pen loin le fanatlsme
ct la bigoterie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03
CANADA.

Barrie. Ont, Gelt.. McLaugh.
Ian ont 6t6 Arretes sous l'accusation
de fabriquer des pieces de 5, 10, %
ITS. Process en- avril.
-Une pouvelle 6glise anglicape
q ste ouverte au cutie, dams la rue
Ste Ursule, Quebec.
Halifax Les wastes magasins
de Burrill ct Gle sont en- cendras
Pertes, $4,000. Lei degats aux
maisons voisines sont 6valu6es .
pres de $4,000.
On annonce, de Montmagny
la mort du Dr. Vermette, de ST.
Thomas, anclen coroner ct pAre de
|feu Joseph Vermette, le l~ltt6rateur
canadien-tranqais bien connu.
Halifax On a amen6 ici bord
du Potomac, l'equ1pags du Viking,
qui 6talt depuis plusieurs jours .
la merci DIES fots LIE valsseau q
6t6 lalsse dams I'M triste 6tat. Peu
apres les paquets de mer FONT q
Motto demembr6 ct il q sombr6.
-Des nouvelles de Madagascar
nous apprennent la mort de NJ.
ludger Hould, fills de NJ. J. B. Il.
H6uld, de Trois-R ivieres.
Quoique nous ne poss6dions que
peu de details nous savons que ce
eune homme est mort d Madagas.
car, des suites de pleasures 1ecues
ia prise de Tananerive.
LIE d5funt 6tait depuis pres de
trois ans enr6l6 dams rarm6e fran
qaise, dams le corps de la legion
6trangere, IL await pass6 une cou
pie d'ann6es en- Alg6rie lorsque. la
guerre de Madagascar lie ft partir
avec son regiment pour la grande
1le africaine. O'est ID gull q trouv6
la mort en- combattant pour la
France.
La nouveile de son d6ces est ar
riv9e 4 Rivieres par rentre-
mise de NJ. Georges Balcer, agent
consulaire de France en- notre vii
lie.
LIE jeuns Hould est mort, dit on,
dams le cours de janyier. dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

La refine Victoria d'Angleterre,
imp6ratrice des Indies, ETC., Went
d'etre poursulyie CONNIE une sim
pie particuliere, par w. b. David
son. de Montreal, en- Placement de
$1,000 do Aeurs fournies par le plat
pnant, lors des fun6railles de Sir
John Thompson.
La refine q fat Cffrlr 900 dollars,
mais M. Davidson en- exige 1900.
Oh la mesquinerie vast-elle se
nioher2
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

LIE s%ecretalre pa:ticulier de Bal.
lington Booth, Recommended en-
chef de r'arm6e du Salut aux Etate
Un,s, accuse w. Booth lie chef So.
preme de cette association, d'avoir.
en- arrivant aux Etats. Unis. d6chi.
rs ct fouI6 aux pieds, l'6tendard
de ce pays, qu1 6tait d6ploy6 dams
Ia residence de sor lls.
ST oes bruits sont coDfrmes, Ia
mellleure chose que Get anglaia
"salvationlst" aura B faire, ce sera
de prendre le premier steamer on
partance pour Liverpool.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03
Rome Ter Mars 1896.

=E1= H.a4tE1% ~ .10xE m0x0 -AOVOS
AZ N. z. Demeules de PEoHo DE
L'OUEsT, Minneapolis.
Hon Cher Monsieur
LIE but principal de ces recher-
ches 6tait de decouvrir la Orypte
cd tous les Papes des premlera
temps avaient etc e%nterr6s; une
fois cette cryptic d6couverte.le Tom
beau de la VERGE C6oile seralt
aussi trouy6 va que Ton savslt
par les documents quill 6tait vol
sin de celui des Papes. Ce fut en-
1864 que Ia Cryptic des Papes fut
dAconyerte.
a cote de cette orypte il y q un
9trolt passage taill6 dams 10 roc;
pal. GO passage nous parvenons. 3
Ia crypte de Ste. Oecile. De suite
i en- Juger par Ia grandeur ct les
debris de marbres ct autres deco
rations, onyoit que dams Get en-
drolt avaient et6 enterres des per-
4sonnages lllnstres. Il ny await
plus de doute pour N. de Rossi,
quentin il await trouve Ste Oecile..
.Oette sainte await subj le martyre
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

La plus grande animation regne
dams le port militaire de Toulon,
en- France.
II est probable que, de concert
avec la Russ1e, la France est dis
pos6e q METRE un terme aux en-
placements successifs de John
Bull, en- Egypte, ct q pr6cipiter
son Evacuation.
Look out JohnnyU
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

On parle dune guerre entire la
France ct l'Angleterre, q propos
du protectorat 6tabli par la pre-
mi4re de ces puissances sur Tile
de Madagascar,
MATS depuis quelques mois ON
parle 81 solvent de guerre qu'on
fnit par sly habituer ct q roster
en- paix.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

On parle du marriage du prince
Henry d'Orl6an, avec Mile Melba
la grande cantatrice.
On salt que lie prince Henry
s'est ralli6 au gouvernement de la
Republique FRANCHISE ct il ny au-
rant rien d'etonnant a CO quill ne
devint un jour le President.
Pourvu quill ne lui loue pas la
meme farce que Napoleon Ter ct
Napoleon le petitl!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

La Cour Supreme d'Ottawa. q
rendu, samedi dernier, une dtci-
sion en- favour dun nomm6 Char
lebois contre un nomme de Lap,
representant des actionnaires an
glais du Northern Central Rail-
way, dams le Manitoba.
Notre compatriote recevra de
ce fait plus de 100000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03
Oh le fanatisme va.t.il SO nj

Gu le fanatisme va-t.il se nj
cher?
Samed1 deInier, . Philadelphia,
await lieu le lanoement du vais-
seau de guerre iIowa.
Scion Ia coDtume, la marianne
du bateau, qui : cette occasion
Start Mile Mary Lord Drake, file
dn couyerneur de l'IoWa, devait
briser une bouteille de champagne
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

La recolte de fruits verts q rap
porte . la California en- 1893 Ia jo-
lie somme de SIS,
ST vous voulez SAVIOR comment
cuellir des fruits adressez-vous al
California Bureau Of Information,
1888 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03
AVIS

Nous avOns com
mence ~aujourd'hul a
adresser les complies
a. nos aponnes qul sont
Y nous,
ct nous esperons
du'ils Sc feront I'm de-
voir de SO rendre a
notre appel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

Une autre demonstration anti
am6rlcaine, au cours de laquelle
on a brnl6 publiquement IN dra.
eau AMERICAN, q ca lieu diman-
che dernier, d Barcelona.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

LIE chef des insurg6s de File de
Cuba, Valencia, a brittle le village
de Pope Antonio, situ6 q peu de
distance de la Havane, ct a pendu
le MARIE ct IN des "aldermen."
Quelle belle chose que la guer-
ral
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03
.Credo. Ohmur.

uuUluS soprano, bOlO
Nine Charles Beuglet.
Filium, Alto, solo,
Mile Yirglnie Pr6fontaine.
tenor, solo.
III. a. j. Racette.
Et incarnatus, d qnatre voix
d'hommes.
Ex Maria. soprano, solo,
Mile Ohevrette.
Crucifxus, basse, solo,
M. Charles Malbeuf
resurrexit, Ohoenr.
Et in-spiritum, alto ct tenor
Et unam, Ohmur.
OFFERTo1RE
Reg ma Omli, Ohmur
Ohoeur.
Pleni stunt Cecil, soprano, solo,
Nine @. Beuglet.
Hosanna, Choeur.
Benedictus, soprano, soloS
Mile Anna Daoust
Hosanna, Ohosur.
Agnus Del, Chaur.
Iona nobis, Chmur.
Louis Beaudoin, sncien institu-
teur 4 Berthier Zen haut) Canada,
est decide SUPPLEMENT-, 3 Duluth,
dlmanche matin, le 20 mars, chez
son gendre, M. Joseph Beaulieu.
lie ddiaEt etait age dune soixan-
tame d'ann6es. SEES f%un6railles ont
eu lieu le 81, d peglise st. jean
Baptiste.
~.
81 Mars-Apres une d6llbera-
ton de vingt-buit heures ct demie,
le jury, dams l'affaire Samuel Des.
marais, a rendu un verdict dc
meurtre gu premier degr6 contre
Joseph Soulard, sveo recomman'
dation q la Sl6mence de Ia cour.
Soulard a ecout6 la lecture du
verdict avec indifference. Rament
dams ga cellule, il s'est mis- 3 Joue1
de rharmonica. A Fun de ses CO.
d6tenus qui s'offrait de lie pendrt
de suite dams la prison, il a r6pon'
du gull voulait une pendaiso1
Plus dlspendleuse.
Deux m6decins doivent donne1
leur opinion, quaint q l'6tat mente
des deux meurtriers, Soulard q
Verrill.
En- apprenant lie temps que pre-
matt le jury pour rendre un YER
dict contre Soulard, Verrill s'es'
impatient6: il craignait que Sou
lard ne fat pas trouv6 coupable.
~.
lie 81 mars, M. John E. Ennil
a obtenu, = Washington, D. O., VI
brevet d'invention pour IN echa
faud q l'usage des entrepreneur'
de batisses. Oe systemic d'6chafau
dsge est dun fonc!ionaement tr6l
simple ct dune grande utilize au,
macons, aux briquetiers, aux pein
tres, etc.
M. Ennis a habit6 Winnipeg O
Duluth pendant plusieurs annees
il 6tait sntrepreneur de batisses
La batisse Cauchon q Winnipeg
est son oeuvre. II habite mainte,
nant Chicago. II est ne, je .croie, |
Ste Helene de kamourasks, Cana
da.
~.
Nous avons aujourd'hui, 81 mars
un "blizzard' en- reggie, de premie
re olaese, an blizzard" qui sap
pel1s. Vent tres violent du nord'
est, nejge abondante, froid rjgou'
reux.
Ter avril. La tempete go CONT
nue. aveo la meme violence. LIZ
vent a emrort6 la tete de ma che
min6e. Faites des veux, aimablet
lecteurs, ct vous aussi non moint
almables lectrjoes, pour que ma to
to matt pas le meme sort. En- vous
6crivant, je la items 3 deux mains
cette pauvre tete, ct cecil nest pas
I'M Poisson d'Ayril. C'6st pas ma
genant toutefois pour ecrire.
JEAN-BAPTIsTE DULUTH.
ROME Ter Mars 1896.
N. z. Demeules de l'EoHo DE
L'OUEsT, Minneapolis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

vous pouvez faire plus d'argent d travail
Ter pour nous, essayer-le. On demande
des agents dams toutes les communes.
D6coupez ceci ct envoyez lie awe votre
ordre. en- mentionnant "I'Echo de POuest
Ala CUBAN CIGAR WORKS
81, Washington St., Chicago, Ill
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

LIE due de Cambridge, a refuse
une pension, samedl dernier.
O'est la premiere fois que pareil
phenomena sc produit dams la IA
mile royate d'Angleterre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03
! EFREE GRAND PRIZES|

premiere qualit6. automatique, nikel,
manche de c%aoutchouc, ouyea modele
de police, cartouche S & W 38 en- usage
dams lie monde enter, un CAN'T a troisla-
mes, une pipe en- veritable Meerschaum;
1 montre d'homme, a %remontoire, richie
ment grav9e avec chaine ct pendant, pla-
les dor q AK a Tinterieure ct a PextG-
rieur, recouvrant de l'argent allemand,
ce qui fait une boite artistement finite, SUI
%perieure 3 beaucoup de bottles doubtless.
L'ouvrage au "a plaque de nikel est d'u-
ne exceilente marque br6vetee, abrite de
la poussiere par un couyercle en- yer, ca
dram enable, solide ct durable, egale en-
apparence a une montre de $50. Vous
pouvez examiner le paquet au bureau
d'express, ct sill est satisfaisant. payer 3
pagent settlement { 81 60 ct le port, ct
IL 7ous d6livrera le paquet. 81 vous ne
tes pas pres dun bureau d'express, ems
voyez SIS 90 en- mandat poste, ct nous YOU
enverrons lie paquet port pave ct assure,
Tout ce que nous demandons c'est que
vous r%etiriez lie paquet promptement ct
..,o~o1 d3ohfonir doc 0rdroa
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

L'Espagne a d6ja depens6 $7O,-
600, 900 dams SD guerre avec Cuba.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re- responsible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03
@rhp de ! Rnest
MINNEAPOLIS, Avrll 3 1896.
L'EoHo .rR L'OUBsT nest pas respon-
able des idees CT opinions 6mises par
,es correspondents.
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de rOsesthas 9 larger
circulation than any French paper
nnbliahed in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also readyto substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the snnerintendent Of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

pour nos Cigares qui
sont pleine grandeur
ct poids ct que nous
garantissons satisfai-
SAINTS, Cette offre.. nous
codte %beaucoun, male
nous voulons vous don.
ner I'm
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

Lu dams la Presse de Montreal
LIE monde" annoncait que M.
J. a. Martin, ex-zouave pontitioaii,
ancien r6dacteur 3 r"Etendard.
devenalt son r6dacteur en- Chef
Nous f6licltons de tout coeur le
"Monde" de son acquisition 81
nous sommes tres heureux de VOL
N. Martin reprendre 50 place dams
lie iournalisme militant.
~.
M. j. A. Martin a 6t6, pendant
plusieurs ann6es, redacteur du Ca
maiden de st. Paul, ct il q laiss6
dams oette derniAre Vile aussl bien
qua Minneapolis, les meillenrf
souvenirs ct une legion d'amlf
qui Sc r6iouissent auiourd'b u', d
le voir reprendre la plume de jour.
naliste quill mamie 81 bieD.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03
PETITE CHRONIQUE
ERREUR NEST PAS ooMPTE.
EoHo Do PALA1s DE JUSTICE.
UNE CURIEUsE BRAssER1E.
NoUyELLEs MARITIMEs
AIDE FAo1LE AUX MISSIONS d
CONGO.
DULUTH. Mimi, % Mars 1896.

DULUTH, Mimi, 90 Mars 1896.
Lire dams la derniare chronique;
l'autre jour, je calmais les efroia
des citoyens de Duluth en- les as.
surant que, etc.
ii est dou6 dune grande ener-
gle. notre p6re.
. mi-chemin de p6glise st
Jean-B aptiste.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-03

- -AHeEsaE-EI-#
volci lie programme de la messe
de Paques, qui sera chant6e re.
elise st. jean aptiete. Cette mes
sc est en- 81 b6mol ct est due au ia
lent dun jeune compositeur de
Duluth, N. ]. 81 Bourgeault. La
direction du .chmur sera sous les
SONS du compositeur lui- nome.
L'orgue sera tenu par Mile Ladou-
ceur.
>Kyrie-ssopreno ct tenor, solos,
Mile Ladouceur, N. Bruno Pei
tier.
CHGUR
lGloris, Ohmur.
Gratias agimus, basse, solo.
M. Charles Malboeuf.
Domino Deus, alto, solo,
Mile Rose Boargr ault.
Qui tollis peccata, soprano. solo,
Mile Anna Daoust,
Tenor, solo,
NJ. Bruno Peltier,
Oh@ur.
depreoationem, soprano ct
alto, solos,
Quoniam, Chmur.
Cum sanoto, Ohoeur.
CREDo
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03

A water famine exists in a large
portion of Arkansas and in some sec
tions human beings are actually suffer-
ing from the pangs of thirst. There
have been isolated thunder showers in
various portions OF the state recently,
but in some counties no rain has fallen
since April 10, and the suffering is al
most beyond relief. In Jefferson, Cleve-
land and Bradley counties the people
in some localities arc hauling water for
drinking purposes in barrels distance
of twenty-five miles. A traveller
through these counties on land says
that for an entire day he was unable
to buy a glass of water to quench his
thirst. White River is running dry and
the mayor of Fayetteville has issued a
proclamation prohibiting the sprink-
ling of streets, the water being needed
for drinking purposes
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03
ARouT THE "sLoPPER..


Ills Researches in the Garbage Ho-
ceptacles and Ills Finds
THAT man is stopper" remarked
police officer to a Washington Star
writer a few mornings since "and he
and his class give us any amount ct
trouble. If he stole we could reach him
by law, but as he only finds we cannot
easily reach him." In further cXrlana-
ton he said "a stopper is man who
searches through the garbarge cans in
the alleys in the rear OF the hotels.
clearinghouse and private houses.
Some search for spoons, knives and
forks that are thrown into the garbage
receptacles by careless servants, for it
is fact that there are more silver
spoons and knives and forks thrown
away with the garbage than are stolen
by servants, though the contrary ia
generally believed. The stopper Is gen.
orally an hour or so ahead of the gar
bage collector and he is often more reg
ular and careful in his rounds than the
garbage man.
by industry we thrive as the limo
in the copy-books used to contain, and
by industry on a good west-end route.
especially one which takes in num-
Der of clearinghouse or hotels, q
stopper can find enough tableware to
pay the expenses of his tour. Often hs
makes a rich find. Very frequently ha
has permission to 'slop' the can from
the owners of the houses themselves,
for he tells them he is on the lookout
for stray pieces of meat, ETC., which he
sells to those who have dogs to feed.
Some Shoppers are honest enough to re-
turn any silverware they may find for
The dog meat privilege, but it is ter
rible temptation to many and one they
cannot or do not at times withstand"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03
Musr COOK ZOE DUCKS.


NuauADlc 10 INC boTVan
Question from an English CONT.
Register Fox had before him recent,
the case of Weber and Weber VI
Sullivan, an action brought by cook
against her master, who resides at Pur-
Icy, says the London Telegraph.
Mr. S. G. Eldridge appeared TO: the
plaintiff and, in claiming SO, said his
client had previously occupied good
position in high circles as cook and
some two years ago she entered the
service Of the defendant. On May %
she was ordered by Mr.. Sullivan to cook
some potatoes, but, as they were for
the fowls, she declined. She waa then
told to pack up her clothes and leave.
Defendant refused to pay hec one
months salary in lieu Of notice.
The register-What is your point?
MIR, Bldridgc submitted that Il was
an unlawful order, Some weeks pre-
viously a similar application had been
made to plaintiff, when she refused
but 1t was then explained that this
would be the only occasion and she
then consented. On May 81 a quantity
of potatoes was sent up to her to cook
for the fowls. Mrs Weber at once in
formed defendants wife that she was
MOI engaged to cook food for fowls and
pigs but for Christians. Defendant re-
Piled IF you don't do it, you muo;
pack up your things and CO. In con-
sequence of this plaintiff and her hus-
band left.
Mr.. Sullivan, the defendant, said that
each spring he reared a number of
chickens and ducks. Unless the pota-
toes left from last years crop wero
cooked for the fowls and pigs he shoGld
have had to throw them away. When
plaintiff entered his employ he had no
scullery maid, and in order to keep her
he obtained one, so that it was not alb
soiutely necessary for her to have
cooked the potatoes herself unless she
wished.
Plaintiff, having given evidence, was
cooked rice for the fowls before, but
she would swear that she had never
made mash for the COW or the SOW.
She had not cooked potatoes for the
ducks. Mrs. Sullivan gave her no I'M
dertaking when engaged that she
should not cook for fowls, but she drew
the line at ducks, chickens, COWS and
the pig.
Miss Emily Diddlo was called to give
evidence as to the customary duties OF
n cook. She said she had been cook
to the duke CO Bedford ana had pre-
pared potatoes and rice for pigs and
poultry and did not think it beneath
her position to do so.
Mr.. Eldridge-I am overwhelmed by
such statements, Continuing, he sub
mitted that it was not proper order
to give cook.
The register held that the order was
a reasonable one. There would be
judgment for the defendant, with coEts.
Defendant don't want costs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03

Whoever heard OF mental appendl-
citis? Hero is u case: Philip St.
George Bridges, medical ctudent CT
Richmond Va, wrote a pri2e essay on
appendicitis. Next day he had symp-
toms of that disease. An operation was
performed and he died five hours later.
He simply thought he had it and that's
what kills lot OF us.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03

Dealer-"I'll sell you that wheel for
$50. 1t weighs twenty-five pounds"
Rube Scudder (from Cearfoss Cross
roads)-"Why, my boy Alb bought one
for $25 t'other day that weighed ninety
pounds. You can't soak me, by gumw
Judge.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03
EDUCATIONAL.
THE UNIVERSITY or ROTRE DAME.

Full Courses in Castles. Letters, Science, Law, Civil Me-
ehAaienl aud Electrical engineering Thorough Preparatory
and Commercial Courses Rooms Free to all students who
have complete the studies equred for admission into
the Junior Senior Year, of any Of the Collegiate
Courses A limited number of Candidates tor the
Ecclesiastical state will be received at special rates.
81 Edwards Hail. noys urder is years is unique IN
completeness ,f It's equipments. The l0Sth Term Will
September sh, 1900 Catalogues Tree appli
cation to VERY kv. A. AOhRlsSEl, c. g. e., PresdsH
kOTltE DANE. IND.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03

Fifteen lives were lost and thirty-six
people injured as result of the ter
rlble storm which swept over western
Pennsylvania July %. In Washington
and Fayette counties, Pennsylvania, the
damage to property will probably
reach 100000.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03

The Japaneee believe that each man
Is predestined TO die in certain way,
on an allotted day and that the com
bined efforts of man cannot change
this fate. This largely explains their
impeluous bravery during the war with
China.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03

Here comes the report or another
man who has gone crazy with copy
Of Coins Financial School" in one
pocket and goldite paper in the
other. And yet there are those who
pretend to doubt that money is the roo,
OF all evil
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03

The bread of youthful Europe was in
the year 1895 fabricated esophagal pas
sage with 9,14S,711 gallons of Ameri-
can molasses, for which the parents OF
youthful Europe, paid sS50,4o0
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03

Ten Cuban women nave oecn cap
tured by the Spaniards. This wonder
full achievement on the part of the army
of Spain shows that Its valor is not en-
tho wane and If properly re-enforced
might be able to take few men pris'
oners, provided they were wounded.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-09-03

Raxmore-You were out when /
called at your office the other day. Cad
son-Was 1? Why didn't yod leave
word? Raxmore--I did; I told your
ofEce boy. Gadson-Do you call thay
leaving word?-Roxbury Gazette.