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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

ouier. Sheriff w. T. Vaughan. OF Ame-
la. and MIR. s. II. owen. Of Manchester.
were callers at the First Auditors o''co
yesterday.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of Miss Susie Elizabeth An
derson 10 Mr.. Jacob Lee Woodson. iho
ceremony VIII take place az Aspuis
Methodist Episcopal church tonight ~
S O'Clock.
Mfs Alice Taylor Of Thiriy-fourth ana
Marshall streets. has invented "A ne" inV"-
h.tfor Hcr hens deserted thelf htSl7'
so she took the eggs and wrapped lheHl
mn I'm a shawl aud placed them upon tNs
mautleriecc over tho la;robe hea"''-
the eggs arc Matching out
Mr. W. -. Doane formerly Of Rich
,nood has iust received the appoint ncht
as southern general agent of the Maggie
burg Fire Insurance Company, OF e.I-
many. wlth headquarters az Atlanta. Mr'
Dcanc IS "a brother Of Captain +. ii.
Deane OF this city.
Dr. \. y. Dunaway. who IS supplying
The pulpit OF the ieigh-Sucet Bapus.
church. BEGAN sunday night a series OF
revival meetings. Or. Dunaway is an eio-
queut and earnest speaker. and ne VIII
preach every night this week.
The four-yoar-old son OF Mr.. 7. j. Mis-
who resides on Twelfth street. Manche1-
ter fell from a fence yesterday AFTER
room. and received slight injuries. Or.
Thomas L. Mathews was summoned. ana
rendered the necessary assistance. Ihe
little fellow will be ont IN few Days.
Mrs.. Lamont and children. w'th Mr..
Scar. lafD pivate secretary 20 ioim r
eeeretafv Lamont. lci Washington sat
r-ssv To- O.d r0.ct COrfoit iu the prl-
,..... ,..r az the g, -Soclc'aTy 81 War. Mr..
Lamont ts expected o. join his fam
nv her. and The parry VII 20 scc'h from
Richmond
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Interesting Items About Eichmond's Gift
zens aud Other Matters.

Mrs. NJ +. Cone motner-in-law Of Mr..
y. a. Ainslee. OF POS east Grace street
s critically H.
Mrs Thomas II. Bigger, who has been
visiting friends ia Louisa county, has re-
turned home.
Squire Lonnic Graves has secured the
Iefreshment privileges at the baseball
park FOR the season.
Rev Martin Johnson. OF Towhatan
county was !n the city yesterday visiting
friends.
NJ. q. MOD. Blake. Congressman
Lambs private secretary left sunday
night fer Washington.
Mr.. r. T. Mcleod. Of the First Audi
tors Office has returned nom his home
at Lexington.
Mr.. Adam Schmidt. OF Steamer Com
pany. No. l. Il. +. D. lies critically i'll
with pneumonia at his residence on east
Broad street.
Mrs. Fair. the mother Of Rev. DR..
James Y Fair. is quite sick az the
residence OF her son, No. 2lj south THAI
street
Mr. Levi L. Seville. Who has been very
sick at The jefferson Hotel was little
better yesterday. Having been paralyzod
he is still unable to move
The Rark Team Of Damon Lodge. No.
Z; Knights al Pythias. will confer the
third rank on a candidate for Marshall
Lodge. tO-uicht af Lee Camp Han.
The Honcrabie ID. ;. Lamont. ex-Secre-
tary Of W.. and his family. are ex-
pstted al the Jei:e,son some time during
this week
A mad dog ram amuck on Church Hin
yesterday afternoon. and 1t is stated that
other animals were bit by IL. The dog
will DO killed on sight.
Moses Nokcly fell of a bicycle ycster-
DAY morning at Second and clay streets
and severely cut his head ana injured his
ankle. The bicycle was broken
Mr. Thomas II. bigger, who was taken
81 on Saturday. was able 10 be az his
desk i'm the Office of the Board OF Agrl-
culture yesterday.
Miss Florence Banks. who has been
spending some time at Glen Allen with
her uncle Captain John Cussons. has re-
turned TO her home in New York city.
Miss Carrie Winder Snead. OF Fork
Union. q former student az the Woman's
College. IS visiting Mrs. William +. Hat
cher. OF No. COS west Grace street
DR. George w. Darlington. Grand Sec
rotary OF the Grand Lodge % Masons.
who has been sick. was able TO resume
his duties yesterday morning.
General Peyton Wise WAS somewhat
improved yesterday and able 10 leave his
bedroom. lie was not. however, strong
enough 10 see any Of his friends who call
ed at his residence.
Treasurer HUGH Hamilton. OF Eau
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son. of Veterans.

The Sons Of Veterans Of Ice comp "AI
quite a large and interesting s.so
their hall last night. j. X. Nichols "'.u
Wyudham Boiling were elected ne ,ill.,,','
OF the camp Petitions FOR mei'D o.., -
were received from the Following gentle
men: Pelham Backfcfd. g. ,i'sEeS
Clarke. c. NJ Chumb'cy and III i ,.s
lor. \ communication rom i.o"' ,tt,
requesting n copy Of the bylaws u ,"'S
- h,sis for establishment OF a
similar n organization. was received;
The committee appointed 10 select an
appropriate seal. has several designs !"
view. and will select one thls wees
The committee appointed to make ar
s.a,,,s Tor the Trim 10 Nashville. re-
ported tia, about nifty members would
attend.
on motion. the camp eN'enaeu hear'y
=, ,h,cts "a Cornrade McAlilster for
his finished address last Monday night.
ana 20 all tho ladies' and gentlemen who
AAlnAd In making thai event = SuccAse-
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MASONIC n GHELS.
Impressive Ceremonies Conducted by Dr.
Carmichael.

Impressive &c economies Conducted by br'
Carmichael
Liberals Lodge Of Perfection, No. >, A.
and A.. Scottish Rite of Freemasonry,
Rev. DR.. Hartley Carmichael, Venerable
Master. held its regular monthly meet
Ing at ST. Adams Hall last night. The
thirteenth degree, styled the Royal Ai"h
Of Enoch. and the fourteenth decree.
stvled the Perfect Mason. or Perfect
Flu. were conferred in ceremonial FORM
Or. Carmichael presiding at both rune
lions. The lecture on the lneiiable
Name was said TO have been peculiarly
instructive. After the candidate hAd
been duly invested the Venerable Mas
ter delivered a short. hut interesting ad-
dress. I'm which ne gave an account OF Il
recent visit TO a Scottish Rite body ia
Columbus. Ohio. The Columbus breth-
rem were proficient in the dramatic
"work" of the Scottish Rite Masonry
and were generally earnest ana enthusl-
astic. lie emphasized the fact that so
large percentage Of the membership
attended the meetings.
In making an official announcement OF
the death Of Mr.. d. Il. Collins. FOR
many years Tier Of the Scottish bodies
of Richmond who died on Friday last
DR.. Carmichael spoke with great feeling
and said that in due time Lodge oi
Sorrow would be held for the purpose
of concentrating tine virtues OF the
deceased.
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that amount. The decision a"AtU'
libellants S2l.5lo .t.b,oen plain-
4 big land suit having elsn'e.u. ,'n de-
tlf.s and two hundred and elsn's >, ire
PENDANTS. involving the division on nooti-
n end5us tract CT land IN the nos ,ry,ri
ious horton OF the city. brampleto," ."t,te
bas bsn entered here by the Low,
The former owners OF the propeIN
A CASE OF SHANGhAilNu'
A case OF saanghs.as has neen tvp,' , sNe
"a the Norfolk police department "s ~
S,Iottm Walter Burnett. "no aheses ~
o, he i5tn OF lass september ne va in
ticed aboard the r-rgy t2ie' en- ~
tre cvster kus.Tess. Nhlc tDo'.u 80.
craft sau was suddenly hOinsted anu ,nc
unwilling n4n was taken 10 me oyslc,
BIDS OF the Potomac. where me puhgy
engaged In dredging tne nt.uIa. 'oSn, ,
ard burnett discovered that Inc craft was
an oyster p.rate. He says ne was o-a'eh
Win ,ongs and once with spade, knock
ed dawn beaten and robbed OF sls he had.
~. and otr.r members OF the crew were
taken Il BIT were compelled 10 WorH
navsrtteltss. Ills suffering was AWFUL
and ne attempted suicide. but wa pre-
wanted and beaten for II. The craft ear
RED on illegal dredging all over the Po-
tomac and Chesapeake bay. the men were
neynr naruaiftsd "a "a ashore and dnaIlx-
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Hon. H.R Pollard Delivered an Address
IN Sfort II a~fs ~ Home

Hon. IL. TX foIlArd btliNfi'" ~" +'N''''
on .Sfout II ats ~ i"ine.'
At the weekly meeting Of Pickett camp
last night. after the usual routine business
was transacted Hon. II. Il. Pollard de-
Hvered am interesting address on 's-o1t
Hearts 40 Home During the NJ ar.
SIR Pollard stated that De did not en-
ter tho war until the fan OF 1865, ana con-
soduently had ample opportunity 10 OBJ
serve and CCnp8le spirit ana courts e
ankle. Ite iol, ted numDe' OF e.@a .
mely interesting "reminiscences and pali
"a ni.h tiilut. 10 the women OF the SOulh
TO wnom he said hc wanted TO see a mon
lment erected. There were pd5stScs h'
I'M. address that contained much pdtIo5,
and there was q touch OF hnnJr mere anu
there that made the speech drh5htIui 10
the veterans present
When the speaker closed hc was urEcu
TO continue. ald WIS not permitted 20 con-
clude until hc had given Them an account
OF tine surrender. 90,
1umrade Pollard had with him ms
parole 10 reads as follows.
Appomaftox G.. H.. Va, April TO- lob'.
"The bearer of Co. f., !ith hest OF
Va. Cavalry. Il paroied prisoner OF the
ARM Of Northern Virginia, has perinis-
mi ssion TO so nome and there reWdln UNI
disturbed. .
tSigncW ". j. kO'i -,
"COl. 9th Va. Cavalry.
After his speech the camp passed
vote Of thanks TO him for The address.
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CITY SUES MIR. STOKES.
ORR $4,000 WANThD no MIKE 'r
4 SHORTiHE.
Mr. g. T.. Stokes Went on Mr.. Adams Bond
and the Former - Now Asked to fe-
place Misappropriniion.

The suit Of the city OF Riclmoni
AGAINST the bondsman Of the late W. -
Adams. superintendent OF the Gas-Works'
came up before Judge Minor in the La"
and Equity Court yesterday. and Will
probably consume several days.
The city sues Mr. c. r. Stokes for ST.
JCL7l. the amount alleged TO have been
misapproprated b. Mr. Adams.
THE CASE FOR THE CITY.
In presenting the case for the city Mr.
c. V. Meredith said that he would prove
that Mr.. Adams appropriated money be
longing to the city mat was pald INTO ms
hands and ne would SNOW lhdt -li.
Stokes, as his bondsman, was reaponsiDIe
FOR the amount 50 used by the Iate super
The city Attorney read the ordinances
on the subject and submitted the DOORS
OF the deceased superintendent as e'i-
dencc.
THE JURY.
The following gentlemen composc the
Jury. Messrs. James w. Whlte, j.. a.
NVoisiger. J. w Ferguson. NJ. 1. tiarn'
r. y Northen, II. a. Taylor. charles a.
Spence X. w Jones, J. L. Gray, Ic.cr
McCurdy. J. w. Cringan. and waiter
Mr.. Stokes is represented by Judge w.
J. Leakc and Mr.. ltill Garter.
THE DEFENDANTS CASE.
In repIvinc 10 Mr.. Meredith's statement
Mr. Carter said that the defence would
aftompt 10 prove that the city had been
criminally negligent in not properly eN-
aiming the books Of the deceased SUI
Derintendent: that Mr.. stokes was un-
aware of the shortage OF Mr.. ADAMS.
and that had he been cognizant OF tnat
fact he would not have renewed t"e
bond.
TWO WITNESSES.
The first witness introduced by the
nlointiN was Mr.. John y. Meredith.
former book-kocpcr under Mr.. Nua,'ts'
who identified certain figures lh -. ,.
bool.e MS being those Of Mr. Adams j."
witness was kept on the stand uh'i -
o'cioci-. when recess WAS taken
Al 4.2n O'Clock court again cohN,,u,u'
ord oftor brief argument by MT MtIt-
,1itb md Judec Lcakc as 10 the CONF
,c+rrr,, Of AIR r. J. Walsh. former
o,,,,io,.o Of tho Gas-Works. rs a wines,
,he latter gentleman was aiioWeo 10 80
upon tho stand a.. eo,,e tfno
Uis testimony was along INC sinle Ia
os mai of Mr.. John 7. Meredith. ana
,ocoro 81 was concluded tho court, ~
c.i5 o'clock. adjourned 10 lo." eiocN
WE ms ndionrninr the court Judge Minor
~o,,,arl.cd NAT he would like TO nave ,ie
l.,'a reocb a conclusion 10y Wcdn',u.s
~ no latest and the lawyers i"r n'I tI
10 tboucht it would be possible 10 uo
so.
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SMOKESTACK BLOWN OFF
TWO FREIGHT CIES LOST From 4
B4RGE ~ IHE CHESIPEAhL.
4 Big Land suit Involving the Larger Part
of Brambleton Ward in Norfolk.
Case of shanhaing,

NORFOLK, VA. March l5.-Special.-
During the blow end rough sea on the
bay yesterday moining early the smoke
stock Of the steamer Tired Avon, from
Baltimore to Norfolk. blew of, falling
aboard the stee mel and injurins two OF
the crew. The steamer was coming here
under charter OF the New York. Phllad A.
phla and Norfolk Railway company. The
tired Avon is now here having her damage
repaired.
The New York. Philadelphia and Nor
folk company also had another accident
on the bay yesterday morning. the cars
on one OF their targ.s breaking loose and
two OF them running OVERHEARD
A WRECKING FEE.
In the United states Circuit cour. to-
ds~ Judge Hughes handed down MS de-
clslon .n the case Of the Merritt Wre,Slng
COMPANY agalrst The Steamship haxoy.
The vessel was ashore AZ Wash Woods.
The Merritts claimed $4,000 salvage for
floating hAr- and nhsllAd Tia rAsAA for
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Mrs Matilda Roberts.

CHASE CITY, VA. March l5.-Spe-
cial.-Mrs. Matilda Roberts died at nfr
sons home. Sunday, aged eisniy' .' Sl'y
was stricken with paralysis Ihursday
niebt. and continued 10 grow worse until
the end go,
She leaves two sons-Messrs. +. T. anu
T. T. Roberts. OF this town. 49,,
The remains were inferred IN Noou ,
This morning the services preceai.ii,sn
land Cemetery this morning, the services
nrecedir.- the mirIai being held in the
NJ. r. church. conducted by Rev. W. W.
Royal. j. ID.
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Officers Elected

The Board OF Directors OF the Newport
News Land Company. held a meeting last
evening at the office OF Mr.. l.. O. Wen
denburg. IN the Shafer building The
following cfiCars were elected for the en-
suing year: NJ. Murphy. president: J. w.
Gillian. vice-prcsidont: G. X. Pollock.
secretary; V +. A. Spott. treasurer.
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Mr.. Pettaway DRAGGED Through Nol1ng
Machine.
Mr.. James Pettaway. Of Manchester
who is employed az the ola Dominion lro"
and Nail Weeks. met with painful an'
what might have been serious 9ccldep
Yesterday afternoon about 'l3 O'Clock.
A mart Of his clothing was caut"t Ih
partially through, cutting his ear ara
iniuring his hip. l.,--,.-
The ambulance I'm charge Of Or. Charles
Iabenberg. promptly responded to "a coll
THE injured man was carried 10 me ,'f
troat for the Sick. where he was doing
very nicely last night.
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Court. Shields practically confessed ms
guilt Of the larceny Of $40 in money anu an,
a gold watch. When taken into CUSTODY
he restored the watch and save pach
portion of the money. .,..
and is only twentv-one years Of age.
a negro by the name Of Redd was "'So
indicted Tor fe.0nOus shooting.
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KINSTON. y. C.. March l5'-Special-,
Tho shad stew OF the season was held
Friday night on Neuse river and was inc
largest FISH stew that has been had Oh
the river for years,
The electric lights are finished ana were
tried last night for the first time. Ihey
worked perfectly
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THn roRrHR Ar NnWrORr NEWS

Orlando Shields Afresicd aud Restore.
stolen Goods.
NEWPORT NEWS VA. March 10
Specialize wonderful torpedo boat, No.
g. now known as the Porter. coaled here
to-day. and sailed at noon for New YORK.
She came here from Fortress Monroe.
where she had been for day. She came
from N .s-rlls tom TO old Point IA nine
hours easily
Crland Shields, young white man. VINO
was recently caught rilllng u safe. Dut
made his escape at the time and Was
afterwards arrested. was indicted to-day
by tha grand Jury In the Corporation
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The State Board Of Pharmacy will meet
this morning at the Capitol building TO
hold an examination Of applicants FOR
diplomas as registered pharmacists and
assistant pharmacists. The examination
will come to close on Friday
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German employers send their appren-
tices two afternoons In tire week 20 tie
secondary school Each great industrlai
centre has lis special trade school, wAeIe
all the grades OF workers can become
experts In the business II thaY WI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

N the close OF the season they were pIt
or on the Eastern Shore aud left 10 s"''
for their selves
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pRovDENr SAVINGS LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,"

-,1 ,TrNfNT FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE SaI Day O
,,tp OF THE PROVlDhNl
tT> Irrr ASSURANCE SOCIETY ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS
NEW AUDITOR OF PlblN AZ
,orrs .Ce VIRGINIA PURSUANT 10 I-
Laws % VIRGINIA
~ f the company Savings Life Assurance Society
York 80 49, ,rrcna Office or said conpany- Broadway
~ character the comp
"A IS.
incoruor
rreflf reiu A lN
Nance of the Nlt-'Ii-i" '"''e"'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-05

Nous venons de recevolr IN
exemplaire du num6ro a. de la
Bonne Litt6rature FRANCHISE. Tous
les amateurs de bonne lecture
peuvent se preparer 3 appr6cier
un r6oit hors de Pordinaire. Roger
Dombre, lauteur du "Crime de
paieui'' a d6peint dune main de
mattre le sombre d6sespoir a'un
vieiIlard en- voyant son fills d6p6rir
ct mourir sous ses yeux parce que
la femme quill almait lui a brls6
le coeur. Cote 3 cote avec ce de-
sespoir, on volt l'amour na1ssant
du fills de la victime pour la file
de oelle qul Ia trahle. Un amour
puissant, 1mp6tueux, qui plus tard
dome suite d des actions de grand
herolsme. 6uperbe r6oit qui dolt
pIaire tous.
Go beau numero sera envoy6 q
toute adresse sur reception de lOc
en- argent ou llc en- timbres poste.
Leprohon ct Leprohon. 1929 rue
Notre-Eame.
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confederation! N'est-ce pas le re-
We que II congress ont caresse?

confederation! N'est-ce pas le re-
We que IL congress ont csresse?
Compatriotes, une oeuvre de-
pu1s longtemps d5siree est actuel-
lement fond6e! Ce nest pas la
perfection, je padmets volonliers'
Cependant ellie a le m6rite de II
initiative, ct c'est deja beaucoup,
il faut en- convenir. C'est plus fa-
cile de corr1ger que de Greer.
La question d'urgence, c'est
d'6tudier IA. G. F. A., son but,
ses principles ct ses mcyens d'ac
tion. Ce qui a fait en- part1e 10 su-
Jet des discussions de Is congress
g6n6raux vaut bien la peine d'etre
s6rieusement consid6r6.
Que la presse signale les de-
faults CONNIE les m6rites de pAs-
sociatlon. Ce qu'elle a de bon,
nous le garderons ct nous corrige-
rons CO gull y de d6fectueax
dams les ststuts.
Entire temps mettoDs-nous r6so-
lument a Peuvre. L'impulsion est
dOnnAe: naasOns aux actes.
Que les promoteurs du mouve-
ment ag1ssent courageusement
sans 80 laisser rebuter ou intimi-
der par la grandeur de la tache ct
la faiblesse num6rique des pre-
miers ouvriers. II existe q tous les
degrees de p6chelle sociale des
hommes qu1 savent Sc d6vouer.
Pour les d6couvrir, ne m6nageons
nj les demarches, nj le temps, nj
la patience, nj les sacrifices.
Rassurons les timides, allons
droit q eux: nous agissons au
grand Jour ct dams Ia I6galite.
Notre signe de ralliement, c'est
notre blason, don't voici Ia syn
these: le drapeau des Etats Unis,
qui nous protege; P6tendard
frencais, qui rappelle notre race;
"A. @. F. A., initiates de PAsso-
citation, gravees sur la banderole
que Paigle semble emporter dams
l'espace; enfin, Ia cro1x qui vain
Gu, transform6 ct civilis6 le mon
de. ct qu1 repose, en- le gardant,
sur lie castor canadien, embleme
de notre premiere nationaIit6.
j. RoCH MAaNAN,
Muskegon. Mich.
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LAVENCEANCEED'UN PERE

sauveur ct abandonne la 1eune i'll
le dams Ia plus grande mis6re. b le
ignore lexistance de eon p6re
qu'elle croft mort. Celui-ci a son
re'our, retrouve So file malheu.
reuse ct monrante. Le pauvre p6re
est au d6sespoir en-: reyoyant son
enfant bien- n-aim6e dams Get 6tat,
lu1 qu1 la croyait heureuse. En-
effet, il etait loin de penser que
celul don't il await rachet6 lhon-
neur par vingt ann6ts d'exil au-
.rait sacrifi6 aiosi ls. bonheur de
cette enfant, 81 chAre q son c@ur.
ii ne peut comprimer sa rage ct
jure de se venger.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-05

Sommaire de Ia "Revue Cana.
dienne" du mois d'Octobre.
La Oath6drale de Reims, era
vure frontispice.
Une aimee on pays Remols, Cpl.
tome de ]'ann6e du centenaire, pal
Leon de Sussex.
Even le Fol, illustrations d'A-
lexis Lemaistrs (suite) par NJ
Delorme.
A propos d'''Ftudes anglaises'
par CASTOR,
Betsiamis, par L'abb6 v. A
Husrd.
Portrait de Ang6lique Michel
Montegnaise de Godbout, ag6e d
lO2 ans; morte q l'age de lO6 ans
LA Cath6drale de Reims, pa
A. Leglaneur.
A travers les lvres, par A. u.
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PERE.

me un miroir od viennent se re-
Aeter les emotions diverses de son
anne. II q dit en- latin: "adsum",
present. IL 6coute avec une atten-
tion suivie ct soutenue les salu-
talres avis que lui donne le pom
tife, puis il SO prosterne pendant
qu on r6cite les litaniea des saints.
Il reqoit . genoux l'1mposition des
mains, et,il presente les siennes 3
l'huile b6nite qul lea oonsacre. De
concert avec l'6veque il r6oite 3
haute voix les prlares de la messe,
ct il recoit la ssinte communion.
A ce moment on volt s'avancer q
le table sainte le p4re du nouveau
pfetre. puis la mere, puis les fire.
res ct les saurs, puis toute la pa.
rent6 ct enfin de hombreux en-
ploy6s ct de nombreux ouvriers ct
ouvrieres. lei le occur est douoe
ment ct profondement emu, les
larmes viennent d'elles memes aux
paupi6res, ct devant ce peuple
d'ouvriers ct d'ouvr1eres, sttentlts,
silencieux, touches q leur tour, on
est porte d s'6crier tout haut:
"Qaelle msgnltique ct salutaire le-
CON do chooses est donn6e aujour-
d'hul q ces travailleurs! La palx
sooiale, l'harmonie sooiale, Zen.
tents entire les patrons ct les ou-
vriars, les voila!'
Apres la o6remonie religieuse,
qustorze cents ouvriers ct ouvrie.
res ct plus de quatre cents smis
prenalent part d des agapes vrai-
ment fraternelles, presid6es par
Mgr E6veqoe de Marse1lle ct par
le nouveau pretre, le II. +. Albert
Fournier. Que ce dernier, apr5s
Iavoir 6t6 lie patron ct l6difioation
des ouvriers, en- devienne l'apotre
ct le sanctifcateur.
AK yeux de certalns hommes,
NJ. Fournier ct les stems passent
pour des r6frsctalres parce qu'ils
sont demeur6s fdeles q leurs con-
victions politiques. Nous osons
faire des voeux pour que de tels
r6fractaires oroissent ct multi
plient sur notre terre de France, 3
l'honneur ct q la glolre de pEgli-
se ct . la grande jole de son au-
guste chef.
A., PRETRE Miss1oNNA1RE.
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La vENGEANCED'u

Get Outrage est do 4 Ia plume
dun des plus grands romanciers
francais. II sly d6roule des scenes
originates gracieuses ct terribles,
ma;s toujours 6mouvantes, dun
int6ret psssionn6 et.soutenu.
L'un des h6ros de cette historic
SO d6youe josqu'a Sc laisser con-
damner au bagoe pour sauver le
fls de son patron. III confie 4 CO
fills richie, So ]eune file sans mere
ct lui demande de l6lever chr6-
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bile le sacrifice sublime de son
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ID, j'en al ASSET Pour former
l'homme, il faut METRE Dieu avec
sol. Mule soci6t6 ne peut exlster
sans morale, ct il ny point de
morale sans religion.
NAPOLEON.
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