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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
CHANGE SON NOM

La semaine derniere un jeune
Csnadien, aocompagne de ga fan-
c9e, SO presentalt devant 10 gref-
fer de la cour pour obtenir IN
perm1s de marriage.
Apres avoir dome r6ponses SO.
tisfaisaptes aux questions uui Luz
avaient 6te poses par le sous gref.
fer, on lu1 demanda d'6orire son
nom dams le llvre d'enregistre-
ment. LIE jeune Lothsrlo proo6da
q eorire son nom "Greenwood".
Ayant d6clar6 quelques minutes
avant, quill 6tait resident du villa.
&c de Dayton. lie sous gre& I
souleonne que oe jeune Romeo
6tait Canadien ct lui. posa oette
question: "Ds queIle Dationallte
etes vous?" M. Greenwood" g,
d'uu air voulant dire est.ce de vos
efaires? repondlt: 81 am a French.
man." "Mais, continue le sous.
gre& r, Greenwood nest pas I'm
nom franQsis'.
En- r6ponse M. "Greenwood"
lui dit:
9Th bien, voyez.uous, mon
vRA1 NOM est Bolsvert, mails nous
recevons nos lettres %toujour
adress6es "Greenwood"; ct d.
plus o'est difioile pour les Ameri'
oa1us de prononcer Boisvert.
Voici or Oansdien qu1 change
son nom poar plaire aux Am6ri-
Gains.
Malheureusement il nest pas lie
seul.
**x
Andrew G. Fl .ugan, ex-tr6sorier
lie la Vile, accuse d'avolr extor
que les fonds pub'ios au montar'
A. $500 600, ct don't IA cause pa
raft d want te jnge Elliott, dome
pour excuse qu'il n'avait aucun+
mauvaise intention ct 6telt d'opi-
oion quill pouva't disposer COM
me bon lui &c mblerait DIES fondt
publics de la Vile.
On dit que les Jur6s dams cettt
cause ont rendu leur jugemen'
CONNIE suit: 5 coupsbles ct Z MOI
coupables.
Hogan subira done an autr'
process,
EDMOND ALARY.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
La France en- Antique

Le voyage de M. Lfbon au So
nfgal inspire 3 l'"Echo" d: Lon.
dres les rffex ons suivantes:
"Ce nest pas une mauvaise ma
Mere de montrer une ferme reso-
luton que de p rs6v6r- dams la
realisation de grand,s ambitions.
Les Francals ont depass6 tous
leurs rivaux a la 20 1rsults de lear
but. Les Auglais ne SO rendent
pas encore compte que Ia France
a autant de success dams l'ouest ct
le nord de iAtriaue que PAng|e
t ire dams ID sud ct dams Fest. lis
ne Sc rendent pas compte encore
qu'une nation most pas necessaire
ment q m6priser parce que So po-
pulation ne s'acoro1t plus.
D'ailleurs, l'allienoe avec Ia
Russie est una 6uorme oompensa-
ton q GO manque d. cro1ssance ct
introduis an element enforcement
nonveau dams la latte colonial ..
L'"Echo" INQUIRE ensuit', en-
consideration l'his,oire de l'oues.
de Fatigue. que les FRANC is y
ont complete ment remplac6 les
Portug.is, les Hollandais ct les
Aogla1s, ct. qu'ils ont r6alis3 ie
,eve de Colbert, de Napoleon, d
Louis Philippe Ell de Gambetta Sd
fondant 10 grand empire dams lie
nord de lAfrique.
lis ont depuis Gsmbetta constl-
ta6 une. France ext6rieure don't la
supe,fc1s nest d6pass6e que par
G lie DIES possessions brltanniquec.
Ils ont devanc6 les Anglais dams
"a ooorse q Tombouctou, c'est-a-
dire dams une region aussl rich
Oh resources que waste en- eteu-
due.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
Ne Dissipez pas votre Vie en-
Crachats ct en- Fumee

Atm de rompre promptement ct pour
t%oujours avec l'habitude 1u tabac, d'etre
puissant, plein de vie, de nerf ct de vi.
gueur, prenez le No-To-Bac, qui accom-
plit DIES merveilles ct fortife les hommes
fables. Beaucaup gagnent dix livres en-
dix jours. Plus de 100000 guerisons.
Achetez le No-To-Bac de votre droguiste,
sous garantie de gu6rison, SOC GU $1.O0.
Livret ct echantillon envoy6 gratis.
Adressez: Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago
on New-York.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
marche de Minneapolis

Biz MOL Hard 800 q 80
Farine:
First Patent, par barll (196 fbs)
S4.35, a $40
Second Paten t, par 1ariI, (lY6
lbs S4.85 a $500
Sp1gle pur, par baril, CLOG tbs)
$3.50
S-ig'e Xxx, par baril, (l96 bs)'
$l.9O a 5000.
Farine de Sarasin 1926 4 $50 so
Son, en- sacs. la tonne. $500 a.
81 SO.
Foin meilleur SIS a $50 la tonne
Sou, in bulk.@Ia tonne $500 q
$50
Foin mil $500 q So 90
Grainne de mil $3.50 a $500
q boisseau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
B0Ho DE L'oUE3r

Larivi4re, les souls emplatres en-
ploy6s dams les hopitaux ct les
communicates religieuses En-
achetant un de ces plasters YOU
aurez toutes les directions pour
vcus gu6rir en- peu de temps. En-
voy6 aussi par la MALE sur r6cep-
ton de Csc en- tlmbres-poste, en-
6crivant au DR. ] arivi6re, Man
r. [.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
DULUTH
GRANDE SOIREE SOCIALE.

L'Union St Jean b .ptlsta est 4
fare de grands preparatifs pour
une grsnde soiree sooiale qul aura
lieu lie 28 novembre proclaim.
II Y aura chant. muslque ct dis
cours par DIES personnages distin-
CUES.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29

Tout le moude desire sc tanir al
oourant des mines dor du Yukon,
du Klondyke, ct d'A'ssks. En-
voyez loo pour grand Compendium
d'informstions ct grande carte en-
couleurs d Hamilton Pub. Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29

francs est dams les. caisses de la
B4nque a titre de depot ct peut
etre retire q volOnt6.
LIZ rol Humbert a aussi ses eco
Monies q la Banque d'Angleterre.
La confsnoe du Quiriual ct du
Vatican va done au meme %caissier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29

MN. Joseph Psradis, Pierre
Glrerd ct Edouard B. Lavall6e
ont pris leurs deuxiemes paplers
de naturalization. Ce soir, vendre-
di, IN grand nombre de nos COM
patriotes doivent aussi sc fare ma
,uraliser dams le bureau du Com.
mis- de la Coor. Nous publ1arons
les mons la semaine prochsine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29

Mesdames ct Mesdemoiselles
81 vous etes atteintes du Beau
Nal GU que vous sentiez quelque
douleur Oh il fault un ampfatre,
exigez toujours de votre pharma-
Glen III Female flasters "du DR.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
UnG MaiSOn Hante0
HORRIBLE ADVENTURE DUN CANA
DIEM QUI ETAIT ALLIE Y PAS
SER LA MUTT
IL EN- REssORT ~ JET EFT LES tHE-
vEUx~~ BLANo5.

SO pass0r dams &c village un eve
nement don't on parlera long
temps.
Voici on peu de mots CO don't il
s'agit:
II y a quelques ann6es, une GER
tame maison maIfam6e de Toron-
dago fut le theatre dun drame af
freux: deux vovageurs NOMINEES
Louis Rlvet, du Montana, ct Pc.
terVan Pelt, de Buffalo, sly rem
contr4rent IN bon soir. ct apr6s
avoir blu copieusement ensemble,
CONNIE celia arrive trop solvent
lis SO p1irent de querelle. Rivet
arracha a belize dents une ore1lle
a l'Allemend, ct celui-ci, dams IN
moment de fureur aveugle. plon
gea son couteau dams les entrailles
du Canadien, qui expira pressure
sur le ch mp.
Van Pelt fut arr6t6, subit son
process devant les assises ct fut
condamn6 q vlpgt ann6es de Pc
nitencier. Quanr q la maison, d6s
le lendemrin du crime ellie fut
abandonn6e, ct jamais depuis lors
aucun etre human ma voulu l'ha-
bitter.
On pretend gu ollie est hantee
durant la mutt par I'm fant6me qui
ne cesse de pousser DIES g6misse-
ments lugubres, ct CONNIE ellie est
le long dune route de cam
payne, tres solvent les voYageurs
.ttard6s font un grand detour
pour ne pas passer devant. Ces
jours derniers I'm briquetier NOM
me Eugene Bazin, natif du comt6
de Prescott. dams la province
.'Ontar1o, paria avec un de ses
compagnons de travail gull trait.
lul, passer la mutt dams la mason,
ct en- reviendrait le lendemain
mat n sain ct saul,
LIE soir fx6 pour l'ex6cution du
par1 il a pris quelques verres de
boisson pour SO donner du coura
ge, ct est entire bravemeut dams la
.aison, q la vuo de ses amis qui
l'ava1ent suivi do loin.
Que s'est-il pass6 durant la
mutt? Quelle horrible vision a
frapps la vue de laudaoieux jeune
Null 6tre human ne le
saura jamais.
LIE maUin suivant, quand Bazin
est sortl do Ia maison il ayait Ies
cheveux tous planes ct ron 1T dit
que vipgt snn6es dc souffcances
morales sans nom avaient passe
aur 50 t6te; Ell outre, ct CO nest
pas le detail lie moins horrible de
cette nlstoire: il 6tait devenu muet
ct q chsque question qa'on Iul q
IL a r6ponda QUEEN Dormant
des s1gnes de la plus grands ter
reur.
Les sommlt6s m6dioales du rom
t6 Won't s'oocuper inceesamment du
cas- de BAzin, ct sill est possible
de lui rendre l'usage de la parole
on peut s'imaginer l.. Afraysnt re-
cit quill fera.
En- attendant on Ia conduit a
l'aslle DIS pauvres du comte, Oh
les soins les plas empress6s lui
sont donnes. Mais on GRANT fort
que ga ralson matt sombr6 dams IL
maison haatee.
La maison va etre demoiie, de
par la volont6 du conseil commu
nal de Torondsgo.
M m RECON- pEN2E @1OOl
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
PETITE CHR0NlQUE
LIE JUICE MCGEE
LIE PREMIER JUICE CATHOLiQUE DU
COMTE DE HENNEPIN

Encore IN pas en- avsnt pour l. q
oatholiques.
L'avocat John Franklin MEG q
r6oemment nomm6 par lie gouger
neur UIough ponr remplaoer |
JUICE Russell, .qui a dome "a de
mission Ia semalne derni9re, est
catholjque, appartt nant a la
.paroisse ST Etienne.
II possede toutes les qualities
REFUSES dun juge modAle. Esprl.
au-dessus de tous les pr6iu
ges, ]ugement sain ct dou6 dune
belle lutelllgenoa.
Xxx
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
M. j. G. Marquis a t%ranpport6
ses inmates au No 1920 Jefferson
St N E., on face du parc Logan.

Mile Adeline Lenoi- est psrtie
mardi matin pour Wetask win.
district d'Alberta, N %. Canada,
Oh demeure son pere M. DESIRE
Lenoir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
L es Economies dc Leon Kill

La "tinanotal Adv rt1ser" nou.
,Dforme qua Sa Saintet6 Wien
d'sffectuer a la Banque d'Anglt-
terre un depot de 100000 francs.
LIE total des sommes que Leon
Kill q dams cette banque d6passt.
plueieurs millions.
La plus grande partie lie oe'
fonds est place. q l'lnteret mini-
me.
: lie dernier. envoi de 100000
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29

3kLes freres Hanlon v%1siteront
cette vile la semaine proohaine,
en- reAdant leur version de 1897 de
"Superba' au Bljou. D 9 noa-
veaux tours de toutes sortss ct des
scenes entl6rsment nouvolles sont
remarquablss dams cette piece.
Ellie renferme tout co quill y a de
desirable en- fat disbursements
avec une troupe de pres de cent
sctears, qui vous donuent plus
pour votre arg mt que tout9 aatre
troupe On voyag, pour les repre-.
sensations de ceute saison.
On ma pas encore rencontr6 de
piece qui ait pu donner tant de
satisfaction aux jeunas ct vi TX
que celIe des Freras HanIon.
~
"a Black Shesp" d. Hoyt sera
rendu au B.Joa dams quelqu g Sc
maines.
~.
"Black Patti, a r6camment re-
fuse une offre de $1,000 pour all,r
iouer q Lon Tres. Bile .rencontre |,
plus grand success sveo 90 come
die.
~
On dit que James j. Corbett
renoontre lie meilleur success dams
ga uouvelle piece lntitul6e "a Ma
val Cadet.
Saving the Wind" le success
,heAtral de New York sera ioi
dams peu dertemps.
; 81 vous etes bilieux GU constipe, man
&c un Cascaret, candy cathartlc, guerison
garantie. loo. Csc,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
ETATS-uNIS.

Detroit-La chaudiere dune IA
brique de meubles de Detroit, la
"Detroit Cabinet Company Fac
tory" a fait explosion. Donze
ouvriers ont etc tues GU bless6s.
Les PAres Cspucins SO propo-
sent d'6riger un noviciat ct III
college u an lopin de terre me-
surant SO acres qa'lls viennen,
d'acqu6rir pres de pUniversit6
Ca,holique de Washington. Les
nouveaux 6difo-s seraient utllis6s
d r'eGuoation des reiigieux de
.'Ordre.
BeardstoWn, IlI.-L'associat1on
dc la "Illlpois River Vail, y. "a
pass6 une lmportante resolution,
don't ellie a charge le Congressman
Hinrlchsen. A la prochaine r6u-
nion du congress, an bill sera pre-
sent6 pour autoriser la construo
ton dun canal q gros navl-
,es, reliant lie lac Michigan au
collie du Mexique. L'ex6cntion de
GO profit cooterait $26 900. 600.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29
g. IAFIDQ)IJX

Peintre, TapiSSier, BlanchiSseur,
Hodse Painting, Hardwood Fl.
nishing, Granting, Kalsomining,
Paper Hanging Furniture FL
nishing ct Repairing, Sign Pain
ting, Paper Cleaning. Upho Ste
ring ct Bicycles Re- Enameled.
ENAMEL WHITE FINISHING.
TelepnOle 1858. No 6 Prince st s B..
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29

Les Cascarets stimulent le foie, les 70
gnons ct les intestins. Ne rend jamais
malade, nj n'afaiblit ct sans douleur. lOc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29

Washington LIE major general
Miles, dams son rapport al score
~taire de la gaerre, dit que l'arm6s
es Etats-U nis est sur un excel
| ent pied de campagne bien que
oum6riquement lnf6rie are. LIE &C.
neral veat deux nouveaux rtgi-
ments d'artillerie ct cling regi-
ments d'infanterie.
Oeci donnsrait una moy.nne de
an soldat par ohaqae 1900 de po-
pu:ation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29

la nature q son @avre. Les pro-
~pri6raires ont tant de- eonfanoe
dams son pouvoir curatif qu'ils
offrent Cent Dollars pour aucun
cas- qui ne gu6rit pas.
Envoytz pour certifcats.
Adressez: F. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, y.
Vendu par les droguistes, prix
75o.
Halls Family Pills sont les
mellleures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-29

81 vous etes bilieux GU constipe, man
&c un Cascaret, candy cathartlc, guerison
g%arantie, 10c, Csc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17

cousins, were actually going to take
time to sip a cup of Ceylon with their
women friends.
The Tea Room is still there in all its
gilt-edged glory, with perfume of VIC
lets and serviettes of drawn linen. But
at p. m, the hour dropped in, it was
an Adamless Eden. Maids and matrons,
however, were there in plenty, chatting
and discussing the last debutante's tea
or reception. I noticed Miss Katherine
Duer, considered by many to be the
handsomest girl in New York's smart
set at one of the tables looking radiant
in a spring gown Of a large cream and
brown check. The short coat fitted
tightly to the figure in the back, falling
loosely in front, displaying waist OF
exquisite grass linen with strips of en-
broidery. A huge brown picture hat
shaded Miss Duer's star-like eyes, and
the soft light that came from the pink
candles made her look still more orient
ally beautiful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17

they alighted from their cabs to enter
the stage door last Saturday; Miss De
Wolfe. tall and elegant, in costume of
grey and brown in a pin-check, which
had an open fronted jacket showing a
golden brown silk shirt waist, and
wearing one of the new English walking
hats with a large bow across the front.
Miss Miller was a no less striking fig
IRE in a handsome suit of sage green
novelty" cloth made with close-fit
ting Elton coat braided around the edges
and with three ornaments in front. A
tall linen collar and a de Joinville scarf
neeped out coquettishly from the open
ing AZ the throat. Her stylish f1aring
skirt had several rows of braid around
the bottom.
Not seeing the Fifth Avenue Tea
Room mentioned in the morning, after
noon and evening edition Of every
newspaper in town, dropped in to see
if it were still in existence.
When it opened few months ago, 1t
was given as much space by our new
and old" journalism is is ordinarily
given to an international event. This
NAV have been out Of Difference to
Mayor Strong. a lover of strong tea; or
because our men, like their English
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17
TWO THOUSAND PIGS.

A butcher. residing in a country town
was afflicted with terrible lisp. one
sale-day. being suddenly seized with an
inspiration TO raise his own pork, he
invested in a few pigs; but having no
place ready for their immediate occu-
patton, he called upon a neighbor whom
he knew had an empty sly.
II thay. old man, he began, Il have
jutht bought few pigth. Could you
lend me your thty?'
Certainly, if it is any use. But how
many pigs have you? The sly is lone
too large"
"Oh. only two thowth and pigth,"
Two thousand pigs! Good gracious!
II wouldn't hold two hundred!
II did not thay two thowthand pigth.
7 thed two thowth and pigth.
Yes. I hear; and it won't take a
quarter of them. It's no use.
You don't understand me- said the
moor fellow. Il do not mean two thow-
thand pigth; I mean two thowth and
pigth.'
there"
u don't want to-" exclaimed the lisp
er. excitedly. There are not two thow-
thand pigth. but Two thowth and pigth'
(gesticulating)-'t thowth and plgth
| tell you!" And so he kept on in vain;
until at last a happy thought struck
him. Il did not mean two thowthand
pigth, but two thowth and two plgth!
He got the sty.-Answers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17
SOMETHING NEAR IT.

Mr.. T. w. Mills, the ventriloquist,
tells this story-He was in Paris, and
did not know much French. Breakfast
ing in the Rue de Something-or-other
he remarked to the waiter, in French,
that he would like ham and eggs. He
had the word for ham all right, but his
discriminating "eggs'-puzzled the
garcon.
"Desoff, desoff!" repeated Mr.. NJ, but
the waiter got no light.
"Chooky. chooky, chooky, chooky,
chook, chook, chook," cackled the ven
triloquist, in his best farmyard style,
and the waiter Immediately signitled
that he knew, and darted off toward the
cooking department. Presently he re-
turned with plate, and on it-not eggs
but a spring chicEen!-Scottish Nlgnts:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17
SERIES OF BAD SHOCKS.

There lives a physician who is pretty
sure to stutter when under the stress
OF excitement. Some time ago he had
occasion to professionally officiate on an
interesting occasion, and his vocal in
trinity was the cause of funny misap-
preheDsion.
The husband and prospective father
who had set his heart On son and heir
was nervously pacing the library
when his doctor entered.
We'll, DOCTOR" cries the husband,
forcing d smile, lis it twins"
"Tr-tr-tr-" began the doctor.
"Triplets, Great Caesar!'
"Qu-qu-qu-' stammered the doc
tor.
"QQuadruplets! Holy smoke!'
NO. no." cried the doctor. "Qu-qu-
quite the contrary Tr-tr-tr-try and ia
take it ph-philo-sophically. It's girl
Odds and Ends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17
THAT TERRIBLE BOY.
He Explained Matters Which His Moth
er Did Not Want Known.

He Explained Matters Which His Moth
er Did Not Want known.
A woman, accompanied by her son,
who was about nine years old, were pes
sengers on the Staten Island boat the
other day. She was very nervous wo-
man. and he a boy who wanted TO see
what was going on. He wanted to see
the boat leave the slip but the mother
seized his hand and said:
Harry. what did l tell you? Now,
you set right down and keep quiet"
Later on he wanted to see Castle Will
liam and Ellis Island, but she gave him
a cuff on the ear and exclaimed:
Harry must whip you before all
these people,
But can't see something" he pro-
tested.
Yes, you can look around the cab
in
He was quiet for five meinutes and
then edged away to look at an ocean
steamer. He had only reached the Win
dow when the mother was after him,
and as she shook him and Topped him
down. she sad:
4 don't know why l brought you
along,"
Il do" he answered.
THE idea of you acting as you do
"You brung me along he continued
in a voice which reached every part OF
the cabin. because you was going to
ct married and give me new pa, but
when we got there he didn't show up,
and hope he never will.
During the next ten minutes that boy
had the range of the boat, while his
mother sat bolt upright and kept her
eyes fastened on the ceiling.-Detrolt
Free Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17

fast in the covered balcony over
looking the Hudson.
A society leader, who recently lectur-
ed here before a distinguished company
of aristocratic danes, took for her sub
ject Mr. Krehbiels definition of music,
which asserts that Music is an art
which rests on love; and that ii rep
resents pure thought, lofty Imagination,
and deep learning" This may be true
at times. But some German street band
music hear, waited by the gentle
breeze of spring through my open Win
dow. rests wholly, should say, on rye
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17

bread and cheese; and love has moth
ing whatever TO do with it.
And then again, I do not think that
hunting about for old shoes to hurl at
singing cats at midnight is pure
thought" although l allow that one
may get worked up to a pitch of lofty
imagination in the hope of annihili-
ating ones neighbours pet. But, as
Rudyard Kipling would say, that is
another story"
Miss Elsie De Wolfe, the society girl
who Joined the ranks of the theatrical
profession, is making, with Miss Agnes
Miller, a big hit in the ridiculous but
clever farce Never Again" The play
is an adaptation from the French; and,
while the situations are risque, the re-
fined acting Of Miss De Wolfe and Miss
Miller save the piece from leaving a bad
taste in the mouth.
Both ladies looked very stylish as
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO. April l6-In cattle. the de-
mand was light but prices remained steacy.
Sales were made at So S5H5 40 for common
to prime steers. with the bulk of the cattle
crossing the scales AT 81 4Od5 90. The pest
feeders sold at 81 30 Cows and heifers sold
relatively better than steers, common 10
prime los fetching 50 50d4 co. and calves
were in fair demand choice lots, - l2ao o.
Texas cattle We're steady with smaller OF
ferings. , ,....,,,
In hogs there was further advance
to-day of about Sc per 100 lbs under the
influence Of an active demand and all OIL
ferings were readily taken az an extreme
range of s. S0G4 20. The bulk of the sales
occurred at s. 1914 l1l2. The average
quality was choice. -.~-, % .-.
Sheep sold slowly to-day at So 5Oa4 30 for
common to choice, westerns selling at 81 -
"a %. and Texans at s. 10. Lambs sold
slowly at 81 25d6 90. only few prime Col
orados fetching the top prices. Colorado
lambs sold chiefly at s. 900 50. 1900
Receipts-Cattle. $500 head; hogs, lrWO
head: sheep. 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY. April 16-C,aattlle.
steady: prime. s. 15G5 p: feeders, - '3d
20; bulls. stays and cows. 3 0Od3 %.
Hogs. steady prime medium, 81 3Va 80;
best Workers. 81 250i 80; common to fair
Workers. 81 1Odi 20; pigs, IS 9oqi %; roughs,
Sheep, steady and unchanged.
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. -.r sober old London going
Foo, Bicycles, little bicy-
6ct-and whirling in the
Hrak-neck speed. New York
course must follow suit; and 4
las been opened for this latest
-rv ur5s are Joined together and
r.-ei as to fit the boot or shoe
. THE s1fJnGSs of the rubber and
t speed with which one can
r- IS indeed luxurious and ex.
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'r-uia Earle. the clever Molly
or THE Geisha,' is now ap-
- n l'r DAYS comedies. Mr..
@ Keen eve for talent and Miss
who is a remarkably clever girl
a.. his expectations. She is as
q dancer at Lefty Lind, the idol
-.1 and the original Molly Sea-
The Geisha," when presented
London House in Leicester
Hiss Earle is a devotee Of the
-a. looks jaunty little figure in
breasted REFER and skirt Of
OLA Marine blue. Her favorite
.aremouJ, adjoining the Grant
% srot where one may meet
.. aown people in kid glove
taking eleven o'clock break
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NV IEN 0F MUSIC
sid TO REST ON LOVE.

-. psvc,as are the Latest Fad
~.- Avenue Tea Room an
.s-~-,-ss acknowledgements Fash
our New York Letter.
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