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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27
CORN pONE AND HOECAKE
A Glowing Rhapsody In Prose From
Georgia Oh these Two DaIntlsS,

| Glowing HhRpAOdy IN Prose From
| Georgia Oh these I've DaIntiss.
Some OF the London papers are In
cllned 10 make sensation out OF the
sudden discovery that the world has not
produced enough wheat TO carry II
through the cereal year, which began ON
che LIST OF September, The Telegraph"
says that there cannot be the shadow
of a doubt that a crisis exists in the
wheat trade, and then It goes on to give
the figures on which It bases its state
ment
Indeed, the situation In London Is Of
such character that the doctors and
others OF a scientific turn have come to
the front with anti-bread Views, They
declare that diet made up mostly OF
bread, tends TO shorten life and breed
disease. one Of the doctors says that
cereal diet originates heart disease, govt,
asthma, paralysis, many forms of lun-
| aey, brain disease, and u lot OF other
| Ills.
We thank our stars that the attacks
| OF these doctors are leVeled against
| wheat rye and oats, and not against
corn bread, eXclaims the Atlanta Con-
stitutlon. In the south, and indeed In
all parts of this glorious country, we
have the corn pone and its kind to fall
! back on.
We lay no great stress on the corn
pone preferring the hoecake on the
| ground that even an amateur cannot 90
amiss In preparing and cooking It. Yet
we would not be understood rs Ignoring
the pone. Coming hot to the table, where
there Is plenty of butter, together with
| pitcher OF buttermilk an hour old, no
more delicious meal can be invented
that is 20 say. for q hungry man and a
healthy stomach. In this shape,and with
these surroundings, the corn pone Is in
deed the stan of life, the comforter OF
childhood, the malustay Of middle life
and the solace of old age, which II keeps
hardy and green.
But we doubt II there is In England,or
IN all Europe for that matter, cook
who can prepare the corn poneA for uel-
Their Chloe nor Mandy Is travelling
abroad this year. No white cook can
manage It. In the hands OF those en-
tirely caucasian the corn pone becomes
very heavy and hard. II is either under
done OF overdone. And then there is
no water ground meal in England or on
the continent, so that It Is useless to go
further into the matter of the corn
pone.
The hoecake is another matter. 1t is
the essence OF simplicity. 1t lends itself
as gracefully to ignorance as to art
The most stupid person In the world
cannot so amiss In preparing tia little
meal. little water, n suggestion OF salt
swift kneading, n bed of coals,and the
"hoe" arranged to turn on pivot, We
have seen cooks who could turn the
cake over at the proper time by giving
the handle OF the hoe" twist with
the wrist, but that art Is for the few,
the gifted few.
But the hoecake should not be made
too thick, nor yet too thin. nor should II
be cooked too long. A shadow OF brown
Gas faint az the first suggestion Of dawn
should warn amateurs 10 draw the coAh
from under the "hoe." turn the cake
over, and leave It here moment. II Is
to be served hot, with butter, or with
brown ham gravy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

That great calamity is approaching
In ireland Is becoming more evident each
day. The threatened famine is not the
only thing to be dreaded as the result Of
the failure OF the potato crop. A chol-
eraic outbreak has already appeared off
the coast of Cork, caused by diseased
potatoes which the people are forced to
eat to save themselves from starvation,
and # is regarded as the forerunner Of
the dreadful famine fever which has
more than oncey scourged the poverty
stricken districts OF the west Of Ireland,
In the meantime, the relentless hands
of the landlords are borne down upon the
people who are In arrears Tor rent owing
to their pItlable condition. The British
government has had timely warning Of
the approach OF this terrible state Of ar
fairs, but so far nothing has been done to
avert the restitution and suffering which
are growing constantly worse.
The policy OF waiting until famine act
ually appears, and want and death stalk
over the country. Is characteristic Of
England In dealing with the woes OF Ire
land. Remedial measures are postponed
until they are too late to avert calamity
If the Irish leaders in parliament carry
out their announced programme of fore
ing the government TO take more timely
measures the attention of the whole
world will be called to EnElands neglect
in a way that will not reflect credit on
the boosted humanity of the British ma
ton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27
A, tnn nncl,rIor sa,,If.

An accomplishment is the ability not to
do thing.
The only excuse for baby Is that It
Will some time grow to be little child.
The man who hates a crowd is gener-
ally the one who marrles the woman with
the twin habit,
Every man has an idea that hardly
anybody would know him IS he shaves
his whiskers off.
II man agrees with a woman, she
thinks he Is uninteresting. and II he
doesn't, she thinks he Is ignorant.
No matter what he does, II a man isn't
married by the time he ls thirty, a
woman will always believe he Is too gay.
New York Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

The Register cannot lessen the effect Of
H. publication ~ an insulting aud I'M.
truthful cartoon, which was resented by
the mombors Of the Wheeling gunh1ai
committee and others who made the tnp
to San FrnnoIsoofby dismlHslnr the sub.
Jcct with an attempt at Hllculo N tho
lRtelllgoRccr's criticism of the ihdecenry,
our nclghbor In making lla charge, rc.
foctsd on the integrity N the national
authorities. who dld not provide the
"Junkel" a. II charges, ana accused tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

members OF the party, including its own
representative, OF benehttlng by the ex-
penditure Of money which It says Uncle
Sam will have TO pay, but which expense
he viii not have to meet.
The Intelllgencer is not, as Its nelghbor
supposes, worried over the Registers
display of dlscourtesy and untruthful-
ness. 1t does not have to answer for the
Registers sins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

Aug. ]. Bogel, the leading drug.
Elst Of Shreveport, La. says: DIR.
Kings New Discovery is the only thing
that cures my cough. and II Ia the best
seller / have" j. +. Campbell, mer-
chant OF Stafford. Arlz., writes: DIR
Kings New Discovery IL all that 1t ie
claimed for IT, 1t never fails, and Is a
sure cure for consumption, coughs and
colds. / cannot say enough for Its meE-
It's" DIR. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption, coughs and colds Is not an ex-
pertinent 1t has been tried for quar-
ter Of century, and to-day stands at the
head. 1t never dlsappolnts. Logan
DrnE Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

The Pittsburgh Dispatch aptly sug-
gests that when the Kansas farmer re-
fleets upon the fact that he has quit
burning corn and taken to burning mort
cages that are cancelled, he may be Of
the opinion that prosperity has struck
him, despite late assertions of Bryan
ISM"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

Mr. Bryan advises the New York Dem
ocrats to re-afflrm his Chicago platform.
Perhaps Mr.. Bryan has been seen" by
that terrible man, Mark Hanna. Moth
Ing could make the Democratic ticket In
New York more sure Of defeat than the
action Mr.. Bryan advises,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

New York's court of claims has Just
performed an act of long delayed justice
to AMMAN who several years ago served
twenty-five months in the penitentIary
on a charge OF burglary, OF which he was
absolutely Innocent. The legislature au-
thorlzed him to proceed for damages
against the state and ne has just been
awarded the sum of $500, which. con-
slderlng all that he suffered, is small
enough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

Gle into the country is very profitable
when the customs officers can be avoided.
on the Belgian border the other day
while wheeiman was undergoing the
usual search for contraband goods on his
person mlschieyous small boy pune
tuFed the tire OF one Of the wheels OF his
bicycle. An explosion took place and
the air was filled with pepper Though
It was hard on the eyes of the customs
officials 1t opened them to the novel use
to which the wheel had been put, and
hereafter wheelmen who cross the border
will have to stand a new kind OF search.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27
Only one Issue.

The Sunday Register contained local
article concerning the Indictments
found against saloon keepers last week
by the grand jury. in which It was made
to appear that the authorities are seek
ing compromises with the men indicted,
and cited Instances OF saloon men confes-
sing to certain number of offenses and
being released from the remainder Of the
indictments. The fact is that number
OF the indicted men did confess-and paid
their fines, but the remainder OF the cases
sull remain sgslRs. them, on the docket.
The Registers article assumes a great
deal, and was plainly written to preju-
dice the public against the court officers.
It also charges the IntellEencer with
backing" the court officers. The Intel
lIgcncer pleads guilty to standing on the
side Of the law There is but one Issue,
and It ls whether certain newspapers.
the men who have violated the law
and their attorneys, are to run the
courts and the sworn officers Of the law,
or whether the courts and the authorities
are TO be permitted to perform their
duties without dlctauon or prejudice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

The Intelllgencer has frequent inqulr.
les as to why the work on the new Baltl-
more & Ohio passenger station has not
begun. The Intelllgenccr Is unable 70
give the Information, hut It has been as
sured by high authority connected with
the management Of the road that the
work Of construction cannot be long dc.
laycd and will he commenced shortly.
Since the receivers have taken hold OF
the railroad property millions Of dollars
have been spent IN improvements and
the road has been practically recon-
structed and re-equipped, and all could
not be done at once. Among the i'm
provcmonts Ia the now station at Wheel
ing, which viii he completed in tts turn,
ana the turn has about arrived. The
road viii doubtless begin the work very
shortly, as the property which IS to he
torn down to make room FOR the station
Is now all available.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

Tho Ignorance Of the geography Of this
state and NJ thc state of Virginia which
prevails among some or tho outside
newspapers loads them to make some
funny mistakes For lnrllncc, an ac.
count u a murder OF twr citizens of
MinEo county, this 0'nt0. which occurred
lunt across The line In the mother state.
describes tie scene Of the tragedy ls be-.
lHg IH the extreme northwestern phrt nj
NlrElnln The aconn mlghL hy taking
Into confederation he peculiar formation
NJ that portion Of vlrglula, bo doscr,noa
49, being In the northwestern CORNER OF
the extreme BuuthwoBlprn portion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27
rTRusTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

by virtue OF deed Of trust made by
George rauius and Margaret Paulus. his
wife. to the undersigned. Wheeling Title
and Trust Company. as trustee bearing
date ON the twelfth day OF October, lS5i
and recorded In the Office OF the clerk OK
the county court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, In deed Of trust book No. 4 on
page s, the undersigned trustee the Wheel
Ing Title and Trust Company will pro.
coed to sell at public auction Rt the front
door OF the court house OF Ohio county, IN
Wheeling, West Virginia, on Monday, Oc-
tnhCr %, 1891 commencing ~ ten o'clock
n. M, the following described real estate.
that IL to say. The upper or north half ~
iot numicr Ak (G) in square number thirty.
four t1D Of that part Of the city " Wheel.
Ing formerly called South Wheeling, being
the same property conveyed to The saiidd
Margaret paulus by Catherine Matud9
over by u decd dated January 1872 ana
recorded IN the Nad county court clerks
office IN deed book No, ~ on page ll2
TERMS or SAbE=OnC.thlrd Of Tho pur-
chase money, oF so much more 49, 'he
purchaser may elect TO pay, cash In hnnd
on the day Of sale, and the residue ln two
cuuul instruments, payable respectively N
twelve months and eighteen months from
i'm hny Of pnir with interest thereon from
that day. tho purchaser to give hla notes
with good pccurlty Tor the deferred pnN.
mcnts ana tho legal title to be rCtHncd
~ further security until payment IN tlll.
WHEELING TITLE AND Tnrsr CO..
J. G. uERVEY, Auctonrcr sr',W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

T OTIS N NIAGARA FALLS, NEW
II YORK." 'Iw
The city of greatest power dsyrtopm.,,
on earth. l offer best obtaiuabls ~.
gains IN Niagara Falls inside lots, ~
best Of all safe Investments, NnqulrI AZ
oorrssPondenee solicited and u'm st Ien'
I ny iUyttsd. Special opp r nm ,ty tor nv
~ Investing large amounts.
JAMES l., HAwLEY
Real Estate, 1868 Main StFss,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

Office OF
CLERK OF BOARD OF EDUCATIoy
No, Is Fourteenth Street H
Wheeling, W, Va, Sept. a. lN,
Bids win be received untn Tuesday, Sen.
TENDER 18th, at u M. by the CLERK OF ",
Board OF Education, for supplying booI,
list OF such books will be found al ~
office OF said clerk.
se22-3i,27 WALTER II. HALL Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

1.-THE INTELLIGENCER. embracing its
several editions, is entered in the Post
ONCE at Wheeling. W, Va, as second-elass
matteLl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27
FoR GENERAL IMPORTATION

We sell tickets for the following o.,
steamship lines; American, Hamburna
Star, French, Holland America AM W.
Allan State and Mediterranean. p,Sgs
from "a up 10 $500 as You like IL '''S
II. f. BEHRENs Ca
29II Market ST..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Editorial Rooms. ......s23 COUNTING Room.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27

7 oST OR SToLEN-CERTrp,c.-E
IL No. 1850. issued BY the Germ - - a m
OF Wheeling, dated October q, ia H. AsS
Interest from October s, lSss NsAlhS
500; payable to the order OF James II /.
Persons are warned not TO purcbs = nay,
same, Finder will please notify me J ~
man Bank. '"e Ser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-27
NEW ADvERTIsHlIENra

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an 80
w ware that are first class In an n ~.
OF work and burning the same Tbs,In wa
ere SsTrN S'i'hg 10 become Interested are W.
70 ability, wages wanted, &c. M y
NITA GLASS CO.. Cicero, Ind. rs, * 3, %,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-23
500 DE ~REOOMPENoE 500

Les leeteurs de % journal se.
ront contents d'spprendrs quill y
q al moins une msladie terrible
don't la science q pu Ru6rir dams
tous ses progress, ct o'est 10 Ga.
tarrhe. Halls Catarrh Cure est
la seule cure positive oonnue pal
Ia fraternlt6 m6dicsle. LIE Ga.
tarrhe, Giant une msledie constitu.
tionnelle, il demsnde I'm tralte-
ment oontitutiounel. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure est pris 4 l'irt6rleur,
agissant imm6diatement sur lie
sang ct les surfaces muqueuses du
systemic, d6truissnt par Ia le germe
de la maladie, at dome al pa.
tient les forces pour 50 conetitu.
ton ct aide la nature 4 son oeuvfe.
Les prori6taires ont tant de conf.
auoe dams son pouvoir ourati1
(qu'ils oHeent Cent Dollar pour au.
Gun Gas qui ne gu6rir pas.
Envoye2 pour c%srti6cats.
/ Adressez: F. J. CHENEY Il Co.,
Toledo, Ohio
Vendu par lee droguistes. pri1
75e.
Halls Family Pills sont ls,
mellleuroe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-23

De co genre, fait tout on son pou.
vo1r pour qu'elle soft iou6e q per.
lection.
Le role principal, Ezekiel Fortu-
no, un fermier de la Nouvelle An
gleterre, sera jou6 par M. Perkins,
qui, nul doute, on fera IN success i.
Le role principal, pour dame, sera
]ou6 par Nine Clemens, une arts
te bien connue. Les autres roles
seront tenus par Mile Wesley,
NM. Clemens, Thomas Shields,
G. Jasmin, W. Clemens ct Alex
Armeau.
II est 4 remarquer que Ia plu-
part de ces personnes qui ont Of
fort leurs services gratis, ct csla au
profit de notre 6glise, n'appartien-
nent pas 4 notre paroisse. II nest
done que tres juste qu'on assiste
on grand nombre atm de leur
prouver que nous appr6eions leurs
efforts ct leur habilet6 exception
nellie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-23

NOMINEES pour s'enqu6rir auprea
des d!ff6rentes sooi6t6s bien. veil-
lantes ct autres SIN do savoi'
quel 6tait lsur sentiment On o.
qui sonesrns 10 celebration do Ia
ST. Jean. Baptlste; il , Va de Ia
plus haute Importance que tous
ceux qul s'intsressent 4 cstte e.
LIBERATION assistent 4 oette assem-
bl6e Oh une organization reguli4re
ct permanente sera tormelle ct
en- meme teraps prendre en- COAST.
deration lie rapport des comlt6s.
Done point d'exouses, que tous
assistent ct fassent conna1tre leurs
id6es 4 propos de eette celebration
qui nous lnterssse al plus haut
point, va que les recettes seront
divisees 6galement entire les deux
paroisses condolences de oette
Vile.
Alors rendezvous general 4 Ia
Norden Hall dimanche proclaim 4
5 heures P. II.
Par ordre
j. B. S1e1s,
Secr6taire du Oomit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-23

La Palace Clothing House Go,
Tune das plus importsntes maisona
do hardes taites de rOuest, desi-
rant a'assurer le patronage de Ia
population de langue franqaise de
Minneapolis fat o%onna1tre aux
leoteurs de rEoHo DE L'OUEsT que
leur stock d'habillements pour
hommes ct enfants est un dea
plus complets qui stent jamals ete
exhib6 dams aucun msgasin de la
Vile.
L'immense stock de hsrdes fai-
tes don't lie ont fat dernieremen,
lachst, 3 grsnde reduction, dune
grsnde mslson en- gros de Ohioa.
go qui s'est retir6e des afaires,
leur permet de vendre leurs mar.
ohandises au prlx du gros.
Go stock est de premiere quail.
t6 ct de derniere mode.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-23

Mesdames ct Mesdemoiselles,
81 vous etes attsintes du Beau
Nal GU que vous sentiez quelque
douleur Oh il fault un amplatre,
exigez toujours de votre pharma-
Glen III Female flasters "du Dr.
Lariviare, les souls emplatres em-
ploy6s dams les hopitaux ct LEI
communicates religieuses. En-
achetsnt I'm de COS plasters voua
aurez toutes les directions pou,
vous gu6rir on peu de temps. En-
voy6 aussi par Ia MALE sur r6cep.
ton de 25c en- tlmbres-poste, on
6crivant au DR. I.ariviAre, Man
vile, r. 1.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-23
nickry Farm

"Hiskry Farm, tsl est 10 titre
de la comedie-drsms qui sera re-
pr6sent6e 1 Ste Olotilde. coin do
Ia Lyndale ct de Ia lie Avenue n.
mereredi le S mai.
Cette piAee est un simple reclt
de 10 vie 4 Ia osmpsens, resssm~
blsnt besucoup "The Old Home
stead, ct "Shore Acres, deux
pieces qui ont obtenu le plus
grand success partout oh Giles ont
6t6 jouess.
Les aoteurs sont 4 exercer cetoe
piece depuis deux mois, ct ellie
promet d'stteindre le plus grand
success jamsis obtenu par aucune
troupe d'amateurs.
NJ. Perkins, qui acquis une
bonns experience dams les afairea
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-23
canadien %>francais.

canRdlen %-francais.
Que toutes les petites disentions
disparaiss ont done.
La celebration de notre fete ma
tionsle est chose trop lmportante,
ct son success trop pr6oieux pour
qn'on puisse se permsttre d'inter-
poser la moindre mauvaIse voIon.
t6; celui qui n'agirait pas gen6reu-
sement en- cette occasion ne serait
pas patriotic.
Allons. braves oompatrlotes de
Minneapolis. 4 Poeuvre.
Qu'on ne puisse jamals dire que
vous avez n6glig6 de soutenir q SO
hauteur le prestige de notre ma
tlonalit6 aupres de nos conoi-
toyens d'origlne 6trangere.
Faltes mentir avec 6olat les
mauvaises langues qui SO plaisent
q dire que les enfants du Canada
ne 80 supportent pas entire eux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-23
PAQuES
q N0tre-Dame de L0urdes

La grande eglise de Notre- Dame
de Lourdes await un air rajeuni le
Jour de la resurrection du 6auveur.
Les trois autels 6taient brillsm-
ment d6cor6s par les soins vigi.
lants des bonnes saurs de r6cole,
lesquelles semblent s'etre surpas.
sees en- cette circumstance.
CONNIE toujours Resistance
6tait nombreuse dams oe temple
essentiellement csnadien- francais
d. Minneapolis ct nos oompatrio-
tes du cote Est n'avaient rlen q
d6sirer car lie tout 4tait aussi i'm
posant ct aussi brilliant que dams
n'1mporte queIle eglise.
Lie Rev. Pore Andre, cure de la
paroisse q chante la messe ct il q
aussi dome an tres bon sermon
sur le mystere du jour.
LIS professeur Fred Pariseau,
qui tient i'harmonium dams cette
6glise depuis pjusieurs annees d
la satisfaction de tous, await pris
la direction du ohour ct Nine DR..
Dumas, une tres bonnie musicien-
ne soft DIT en- PEASANT, le rempla-
Gait B l'harmonium.
On a chante aveu beauooup de
success une jolie messe en- 81 be.
mol de VIM E. Ashnall ct les da.
mes ct messieurs don't les noms
suivent y ont pris part.
Sopranos: Mines. F. Pariseau,
G. Marchessault, Miles St Armand
ct Boutin.
Altos: Nine Went ct Mile Ber-
nsrd.
Tenors: Nine Aug. Bllodeau ct
M. Pariseau.
Basses: MN. Aug. Bilodeau at
] P. Noel.
Les dif61ents solos-et lis sont
nombreux dams cette messe-ont
6te rendus par tous les membres
du ch@ur aveo un 6gal success.
On Regina Coli de A. Werner
q etc blen interpret6 3 l'oHertolre.
MN. j. B. AlIart ct Fred Parl-
seau ont aooompsgn6 toute la mes.
SO ct lie Regina Coli sur lie violon.
Apr4s la Communion. M. j. B,
Allsrt a fort bien joue I'm MGR.
ceau sur le violon: "Cradle Song.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-23
nouveues Religieuses

Les ceremonies de la semaine
%sainte, q Peglise Ste Clotilde, ont
6t6 suivies dune maniers ..6difants
%@
A la grand messe, 10 dimsnche
des Rameaux 3 Ste Olotildv, Ia
|foale 6tait nombreuse. LIE Rev,
Pore PIante a ofhci6 pour la pre-
miAre fois depuis Noel. Ls pas
sion q 6t6 Acknowledgement bien ron
due par le Rev. de BEAUMONT, NM.
j. Chass6 ct M. Dsvorack du S.
minaire de St Psul.
#@
Dimapche dernier, fete de Pa
ques, les ceremonies ont 6t6 des
plus 6dlfantes, d Ste Olotilde. La
grand'messe q Ste chant6e par le
Rev. de BEAUMONT CONNIE c6l6-
brant, M. le cure Plante CONNIE
diacre ct M. Ohass6 CONNIE SOUS
diacre.
LIE chant 6tait 4 la hauteur de
l'occasion: Les soil par Mile De-
mers, MN. Deraiohe, Harmon ct
G.. Mills, ont 6t6 un admirable
success. Mile Ohenevert, a prouv6
une fois de plus, son hapilit6 com
me organists; ellie etait secondte
par un orchestre.
M. Gauthier, directeur du
choeur, merite les meilleures f6licl-
tations pour Ia maniere avec la
quelle IL q prepare Ia musique
pour cette grande fete de Paques.
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Dimanche proclaim, jour de Ia
communion pascale des Forestiera
Catalogues ct de tous les hommsa
de la paroisse Ste Olotllde on &C.
neral, la grand'messe sera chan
tee q $50 hrs, aulieu de 1870 hrs
ct la messe basse aura lieu 4
10 80 hrs.