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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
H0Io DB L'oUH5T
ETATS-UNIS.
Mgr Keane repartira pour

Mgr Keane repartira pour
Bone le % du mois coarant.
On croft que lie gouvernement
AMERICAN ne permettra pas 81
Louise Michel de METRE le pied
sur le sol des Etats- Un1s.
Mime Olmstead, de Troy, n.
Y, epouse dun garde moteur de
trsmway, a dome %naissance 3 qua
tire entants, deux garqons ct deux
files.
La commission soolaire de
Kansas City a r6solu de remp]a-
Ger les llvres de lecture par les
]ournaux dams les 6colts publiques
de cette Vile.
~O'est deguis6 en- jeane hon.
me que Mile EvanRellna Oisneros
est parvenue 4 tromper les autorl-
t6s espagnoles q Oaba ct 3 SEM
barquer pour les Etats-U mis-.
Lies ouvriers gantlers de Bos-
ton don't les salaries re trouvent
menao6s, se proposent de SO met
tire en- grove. Cette grove afecte-
RAFT plusieurs milliers d'hommes
ct de temmes.
Nine Charlotte Leclair, de
Westerly, R. l.. Went de MOURN a
Rage de l08 ans ct dem1.
La defunte, qu1 a w de ses des-
pendants de la cinquleme genera.
ton, 6,ait nee q Lapralrie, Canada.
dams le cours de pannee hnls-
SAINT 10 30 JUN dernier, 6487 per
sonnes ont etc tu6es sur les che.
minis de fer am6rioains, ct le nom,
bre des bless6s sleeve q 5.845
PENDANT la meme periodic, il q
6te construit 2,1l9 miles de vote
ferr6e.
lie gouvernement american
ayaut demsnd6 au gouvernement
espagnol par l'entremise de son
ministre pI6nipotentlaire 3 Ma
drid, q quelle date la guerre Gu.
baine serait termin6e, il q requ
une r6ponse vague qai ne le salts
fat nullement.
LEspagoe ne garantit rien; ellie
go borne q dire que 1a rebellion
oubaine sera b1entot r6prim6e."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
CANADA.

Winnipeg - Mgr Langevin
prend beaucoup de mieux.
Montr4al-Gohier ct Oousineau
agents d. change, sont en- fallllte,
Passif, $4,000
ST Gaillaume, P. @. - % nom
me FRANCOIS Gonville a 6te frappe
d. paralysie pendant pO&oe d.
vim des "Qaarante Heures".
Qa6bec-Un jeune homme, nom.
me Hamel, de Ste Crolx, oomte
de Lotbiniere, age de 70 ans, s'est
move La mutt derniere. une bour-
rasque de vent ayant fat ohavlrer
son embarcatlon.
IN. Thomas Baril, d'Arthabas.
kaville, 90 dit l'inventeur du sys
teme d'accouplement en- usage q
les tramwsys eleotriques q Mont
real ct CONNIE il pretend que Fem
ploi de son invention, sans ga per-
mission, est illegal, il poursuit la
compagnie DIES tramways pour une
somme de $500. 600.
-Une dame ag6e de Montreal
a 6t6 mordue par an rat Tune de
ces dernieres puiis. Ellie dormant
pslsidlement, lorsque le rat p6oe-
ira dams SO chambre grimpa sur
son lit ct sc NIT on frals de lui de-
vorer lie nez. l., nez est d6mesu
remnant end6 ct on craint quill y
ait empoisonnement du sang.
-L'inoendie du palais de JUS
tice ct de la prison de Rlmouskl a
et6 clrooDsorit. LIE gouvernement
await sur cesldeux batisses- une as
suranoe de $4,000, rlns $1,000
sur l'amaublement ct $500 sur les
dependencies. La oompagnie d'as.
suranoe Quebec est la ssule int6-
ress6e. Les psrtes sont q peu
pres complement couvertes par
les assurances.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
EUROPE.

LA Turquie ct Ia Bulgaria
v1ennent de conclure une alliance
offensive ct defensive.
= ne grande cuve don't 10 con.
tenu 6tait en- 6bullltion s'est bril-
see, dams une fabrique ae sucre de
Cambria, France, ct Is personnes
ont 6t6 brti6es on tu6es.
Lee commercants ct les indus
triels francsis ont donn6 On ban.
quet au president Faure, q rocca-
d.~son retour d. Russie. $50
personnes 6taient %presentes.
-Londres-L "Chroniole" an.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
a Poste dams lie Monde

LIE bureau international de lU-
MON postale de B .rne Went de fall
re psrs1tre lie bilan des reoettes ct
des d6penses du service postal ct
telegraphique dams les diff6rents
paws du monde. Ga sont les resul-
fats du dernier exeroice clos. Nous
en- resumons les prinoipales con-
illusions.
LIE pays qui realise les plus for
tes recettes postales est lAllema-
ene, Ellie a rscu 1856 1872 Dol france
ct d6pens6 469 millions 505.24 4
francs.
L'Am6rique (Etats : Unis) la
suit avec 1913 millions 876 3l2
francs de reoettes ct 449. $40. OLA
francs de d6penses.
AprAs ellie Went rAngleterre
ayeo une enoaiese d. 286 634 25O
francs dune part ct 2O2. O2l,825 de
pautre.
La France SO place al quatriA-
me rang; ellie a reen 224,882,OH
fre,os ct d6bours6 Ia. O63 1913 frs.
Voio1 maint .nant la Russ1e aveo
100 Millions 290 625 francs d. r.
oettes ct ll6 millions 505,628 trs
de depenses.
Puts I'Autrioha, aveo 1911
ST. francs ct los 1876. 020 francs de
frais.
Ies reoettes tombsnt ensuite q
50 millions aveo l'Italie; q 40 mil.
lions aveo la Hopgrie; q 29 mil
lions avec lie Jspon; 3 rs millions
sveo la Suisse; d % millions avec
PEspagne; a 10 millions aveo lie
Canada ct la Belgique; a Is mil
lions avec les Pays Bas; ~ MIL
lions avec la Suede.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
La Tolerance Religieuse en-
RusSio

LIE congress on ooncile des eve
ques russes, sctaellement en- ses-
sion q Kazan, 6tudie les measures q
prendre pour enrayer les progress
du protestantisme ct des autres
religions en- Rass;e. Le congress a
decide de demander al Qouverne-
ment de poursulvre les disciples
de Tolstoi, CONNIE dangereux pour
rEtat ct pour rEglise. On a sussi
vote la defense de publier en- lam
que russo des livres luth6riens. ii
q ete propose d'enlever les eufants
des "sectslres" ) leurs parents ct
de les fsire instrulre dams les eta
blissements publics de la fol or
mails la proposition ne
passa point, pour la raisoa que la
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
SUICIDE EN- FRANCE
UNE Epidemic PARMI LES JEUNEs
FILES

Une d6peohe du Mans dit qu'u.
ne 6p demle de suicides sevit, en-
GO moment, parmi les jeunes files
de la Sarthe.
Au Mans, Mile Alice Oanonge,
ag6e de dix hut ans, couturiere,
s'est logs une palle de revolver
dams la poitrine; on la sauvera.
Une autre harie-Louise Erme-
nault, dix-sept ans, s'est ]et6e dams
|PHuisne. On Ia retir6e 4 temps.
Une trolsieme. Emilienne Blot,
ag6e de quinze ans settlement
Went de sc suisider 4 Manners,
dams DIES circumstances particulie-
rement dramatiques.
Domestlque chez NJ. Hoblin,
oharcutier, ellie etalt d6sesp6ree
a'avoir. enoouru les reproches de
son patron Ut await r6solu de se
tuer. Ellie tenta de SO procurer du
laudanum, mails le pharmacien re-
fusa den d6livrer. Emll1enne Blot
30 rendit alors dams la sale d
manger Oh M. Hoblin await place
son fusil de chssse dechsrge; ellie
y nit une csrtouche, s'assit sur
nne chsise ct 90 plaza lie canon
sous le mentor. Puts ella pressa la
d6tente: la mort fut instantan6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22

Russle ne posseda pas encore
Illustrations de oe g :nre. in des
6vequss a propose que le gouver-
nement confsquat les biens des
sectalres.
Naturellement, aux profit des
orthodoxes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22

Pardessus en- Kersey bleu ct noir, brun
ct olive; Melton en- noir ct tan; Castor
Woru1ubo ct chinchillas en- noir, bleu,
girls, brun ct Oxford. Les doublures
sont en- serqes %italiennes CROSSES. plu
sieurs en- damage de fantsisse a dessins
marnifaues. plastron ct manches en- sa-
tin, assure pour deux SEASONS. Denian-
dez pour les c6lebres pardessus du Ply
mouth en- beaver de $40, fats en- lon
que laine d'Australie. Pardessus pour,
Hommes de 50
Plymouth Corner, Nicollet Troisieme.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuesthas a larger
circulation than any French paper
nnblished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine u subscription lists.
W. are also ready to substantlate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22

nonce que lie budget pour 1898
comprendrs IN credit de l,500. 600
louis pour Regeneration de Far
NEE. On aJouterait 1900 hommes
aux cadres d6ja existants,
Rome-L6on XIII q recu les
pelerins irlandais. Sa Saintet6 a
paru aux pele-ins en- excellente
sant6, bien gum pau plus oourb6
Sa voix est claire ct peut etre en-
tendue dams toute la chapelIe Six
tine.
I'm astronome, Rudolf Falb,
professenr q pUnlversit6 de Wien
ne, predit la fin du monde pour IL
ID Novembre 1899 4 trois heures
ct neuf minut Is P M Fabb &C.
compagne "a prophetic dune bro
chure de 10 pag .s, dans laqQetle II
attribute la fin des temps q une CO.
mete, la meme qui dit-il a failli de-
truire la terre en- 1866.
Londres-M. Timothy Healy,
membre anti-parnelllste au Parle-
ment est revenu dun voyage d'ins-
peotion On orlando. IL rapporte
cue la d5tresse est grande chez les
Irlandais.
La r6colte est complement
perdue.
II y aura une grande famine 81
lon ne Went pas an seoours des
malheureux Irlandals.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
Les ArmeeS
d'Europe

Londres LIE general Nelson A.
commandment en- chef DE-
rarm6e des Etst -Unie, est en-
route pour les Etats-U nis LIE
commandant de l'srm6e am6rical
ne etsit depuis lie mols de NAL en-
Europe, Oh il 6tsit allie faire une
tourn6e daus le but de go livrer q
des observations sur les forces mi
litaires des grandes nations de ce
co tinent. LIE general Miles q w
les principaux chefs d'Etat de
pEurope, y ,ompris le president
faure, la refine Victoria, le tsnr,
l'empereur d'Allemagne ct le sui
tan. LIE president de la r6publique
franchise, dependant, est consid6re
par lie general Miles, CONNIE le
gal, sous tous les rspports, des
%souverains de Europe.
"Le president Faure est IN des
hommes les plus cvurtois, les plos
dlgnes ct les plus accomplis que
|j:aie rencont,6s en- Europe, a dit
le general Miles. "Ls repablique
franealse, a ajout6 le general, ma
Walt pas brsoln d'etre inqulete au
su]et dc la facon don't son premier
ms gistrat Sc comporterait pendant
la visitA quill a fate r6cemmen
au tsar.
Oette question await fort preoc'
oup6 la presse ~frsncaise pendant
quelque temps.
LIE general Miles a fat q ur
correspondent de l'Associateo
Press un r6cit int6ressent de ss
tournee. Blen que le general ali
refuse de bonner son opinion sui
certaines questions relatives a le
force respective des arm6es ale.
mande ct trsDeaise, ses common
taires sui ces deux organizations,
d propos des manoeuvres de Ham
pourg ct de st Quentin ont ett
tout d fait signitioatifs.
"L'arm6e allemande, q dit lie g6.
neral Miles, est soumlse d une dis
cipline severe; ellie est bien exer.
c6e, ct d la parade, paspect DEF
troupes est dun bel tf-t, ma1s ses
qualities gaerrleres ne sont pas
sup6rieures q celles des arm6es
anglaise, ~fraueaise on russo. "J'a1
va une psrtie des manauvres de
''arm6s FRANCHISE pres de Saint
Quentin, a ajout6 lie general, et
celIe-oi ma pas l'apparenoe dune
arm6e en- parade, mails ellie q la
soIidlt6, l'endaranoe, qui indi-
quent au'elle est bien prepar6e
pour la guerre. Les uniformes de
l'arm6e FRANCHISE ne sont pas aus
81 beaux que oeux de larmee allie
msnd., mails lls sont plus oonve-
nablts pour l'usaga DIES troupes, ct
les officers sont hablles ct pleins
de zele. a Saint Quentin, il y
await soixante-dlx mile hommes
de troupes blen equipes, bien dis.
clplines, ct Ia revue pass6e par le
president, d 6t6 Pun des plus
beau1 spectacles auxquels j'ai as
sist6. Cette arm5e de soixante. dix
mile hommes a mis- I'm peu plus
de deux heures pour defler devant
la tribune pr6sidentietla, ct la Ca
valerie-environ 10000 hommes-
a oharg6 en- masse ct s'est arret4 3
quelquos metr Is du president, sur
une ligne pressure %parf.ite ct en-
bon ordre.
r Cul0Inc ca c0nN0c
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22

Toutes lettres, correspondances
ETC.. doivent etre adressees CONNIE
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI
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MINNEAPOLIS DRY GOODS Co.
Etofes a Robes

a HODe6
Nous %attirons votre attention q
de.x lots d'Etoffes d Robes de
Couleurs: Surah Serge Francais
pure laine, 46 pces de large, le
meme des deux cote, toutes cou-
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Un choix considerable d'Etoffes
Noir d Robes. toutes au prix du
yieux tariff, la verge so Cts
Crfpons pure laine ae 80 pces
jacquard francais, pure lame,
de 40 pouces. SOC.
Moh41r, de As pouces, q Soc.
Henrietta Allemande, pure laine
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Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re- responsible.
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ST vous etes bilieux on constip6, man
re I'm Cascaret, candy cathartlc, guerison
g~arantie, 10c, Csc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22

Essayez n bottle de Cascarets de IOc.
le mejlleur r6gulateur pour lie foie ct les
intestins, qui ait jamsis etc fait.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
Erho de lWuesf
MINNEAPOLIS, 20 Octobre 1897

L'ECHo DE- L'OUBsT nest. pas respon
able des idees et opinions emlses par
correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOMMES on
VFemmes actifs ct de c~ondance pour voyager,
pour un Establishment responsible, dams le Min
ton permanente. References. Ajouter une enve-
loppe avec votre adresse ecrite par vous-meme.
The Dominion Company, Dent Y Chicago.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
Couverture6 de Lit

Quelques valeurs qaj parlent
pour elLes memes.
Couvertures de lit ouatees lc.4
q SOC la .pa1re.
Couvertures de lit solides, tan
gu blanches avec bords de fantai-
sic, ll-4 a 75c la paire.
C%ouvertures de lit en- laine blan-
che, qualit6 extra, lO.4, egale on
tout point q celles de So rs; q
1925 la pare.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-22
ToiIes

II ne faut pas regarder denx
fo1s pour voir que ceci est un mar
chs extraordinaire:
Nappes ourlees 3 la main 1927
coins de fantastic Prix rfguller
SOC; maintenant settlement Csc
SO fera toujours lie plus grand
es les pratiques qui s'adresseront q
nj randro viaitp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-12
Costly Playing Cards.

A pack Of cards was recently sold at
q London stationer's for 5000 It was
one Of the handsomest Italian copper
plate card games called "tarocchi di
Montegna, made during the fifteenth
century. Another pack Of cards recently
sold at Paris for almost $500. Each Of
the cards In this pack is master work
Of the engraver's art, and all the fig
ures in the game were historical por-
traits The queen of hearts, for instance,
represented Queen Anne of England,
the king of hearts being her husband,
Prince George Of Denmark. The queen
of diamonds was Queen Anne Sophia of
Denmark, the queen of clubs the then
crown princess Of Prussia, the wife of
Frederick William I, and the queen of
spades Princess Anna of Russia, later
on the czarina The jacks in this deck
Of cards represent the most prominent
diplomats Of Europe at the same time.
Philadelphia Record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-12
A Word About Cation.

The Chicago Record in an article
devoted to the prospective revival of
billiards speaks Of a proposed tour
uament in New York City which will
introduce Schaefer, Ives and Slauson
in battle royal between this great
trio and who are likely then to come
west, and then it states: when the
players meet in Chicago the enthus.
iasm will be accumulated by the
desire Of many to witness what such
players as Sphinx, Sutton. Cation and
others of that class are capable OF
producing in q tournament where
they will have to face the best play
ers to be found in America. The
Rock Island wonder has a little the
best Of the others through his ex-
perience at Paris, where he was con-
sidered the best player at cushion
carroms outside of Vignaux, Ives
and Shaefer. Spinks is practically a
pupil of Schaefer. Sutton will be an
unknown quantity, as he has never
played in matches with the top
notchers. Gallagher and Maggioli
are old-timers. and if their handicap
suits them and they are in condi-
ton they will give good account of
themselves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-12
The Schjll. r Theatre.


The enterprise of the Schiller thea.
ire management will afford Chicago
audiences the first opportunity to
see the latest sensation of the day,
the Chinese play, 1.-The Cat and the
Cherub," by Chester Bailey Fernald.
This little l-act study of the life.
manners and customs of the Chinese
in America is the greatest success OF
the season in New York, where it is
packing Hammerstein's Olympia to
the doors at every performance. 1t
is said to be the most intensely dra-
matte play seen in America since
"Cavslleria Rusticana." Its story is
powerful in absorbing interest and
holds an audience spell Nc
such sensation has been created in
New York theatrical circles in many
years. The full production will be
given, indentical in every respect to
that of the New York run. As 1.-THE
Cat and the Cherub" only lasts 30
minutes, 1t will be preceded by q
brilliant 3-act comedy by Paul Will
stsch and Joseph Grisner. entitled
"Don't Deceive Your Wife" The
date Of the production has been de.
cided for Oct. 10. Chester Bailey
Fernald, the author is rehearsing
the Schiller Theatre Stock company,
and . finished production is assured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-12
UNFADlNG COTTON DYES

Special Fast Diamond Dyes for Cotton,
That Will Not wash Out with s ,sp Oh
Tsds In the Sunlight.
1t is absolutely impossible to get
q fast and Satisfactory color on cot.
ton from the same dyes as used for
wooden goods, and for that reason
Diamond Dyes have specially pre-
pared line Of fast colors for cotton
that will give perfect satisfaction.
Be sure to get the fast cotton dyes,
and you can make colors that even
washing In strong soapsuds and ex.
posture to the sunlight will not fade.
Do not risk spelling your goods
with dyes that claim to color both
cotton and wool with the same dye,
as they are liable to ruin your mater.
ial and cause the loss of your time
and work. Some dealers try to sell
new and untried dyes in place of the
old reliable Diamond Dyes, but this
is simply because they can buy them
cheaper than the Diamond.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-12
ENGINE OFF THE TRACK.

AilWouke0 HAs Serioas Trouble It Pert
One of the most annoying accidents
the Milwaukee road has experienced
in q long time in this vicinity &C.
CURED at 6:20 last evening at Port
Byron. The track spread - . north
bound extra freight approached. and
the consequence Was that the loco
motive and Two of the cars toppled
over.
The freight Was in charge Of Con-
ductor E. T. Hamer, with Engineer
Robert White. The engine and cars
were slightly damaged, bus none Of
the trainmen we're injured. It was
folly for the men to attempt to re-
place the derailed portion of the
train. without the assistance of the
wrecker. So they waited. It soon
came time for the passenger to be
coming along toward Rock Island
1t arrived on time. but there was no
way for it to pass.
A wrecking crew was sent down
from Savanna. All night long the
men labored to release the passen.
ger train, which reached Rock Island
at $3.50 this morning. it being neces
sary to construct . track around the
wreck in order to insure it's passage
The passengers arriving time il
9:2O p. m. The wreck will be cleared
TODAY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-12
Some More Fulton Rsputation.

The Pontiac Pioneer speaking of
the recent meeting Of the refomatory
commission there, of which Hon.
William jackson, is q member, SAYS:
"The other members of the board
were a little surprised when Mr..
jackson appeared. 1t had been given
out In the public press that Mr..
jackson was in quod some where,
tied up by various injunctions. or
capiases or some other engine of
moral suasion with which the Fulton
rebels were seeking to prostitute
judicial power. They have already
got1 Gil johnson, the head counsel
for the Woodmen. indicted. and we
were surely fearful that they might
do the same by our Mr.. jackson. OF
run him out of the state In company
with Adjt. Gen. Reece. Reece Is
back home to Springfield and the
country is SAFE"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-12
sHYLocK BY Mr.. DvoRAK,
Fretty Production Of shAkespears's Play
At Hsrper's Thsatre.

E9hoA0UU0oE00
1t Hsrper's Thsatre.
The opening performance Of John
E. Dvorak's Rock Island engagement
was witnessed at Harper's theatre
last evening BY an intelligent audi
ence, which comfortably filed the
house. Shakespeare's "Merchant Of
Venice was the bill, Mr.. Dvorak
appearing as Shylock. The piece
was admirably acted and artistically
staged, the brightness of the cos
tunes adding q flavor OF richness.
Mr.. Dvorak has rare conception Of
the character Of Shylock, one dis
tinctly his own. and Portrsys 1t in a
manner which never seems to
fail to attract the attention and
admiration of his audience. He is q
finished actor, and if there is to be any
fault finding it rests solely in the
fact Of his not being possessed of .
very powerful voice, but this defect
is largely overbalanced by his artis-
tic acting. The supporting company
10 strong. equal in many respects to
that carried by tragedians of greater
repute that Mr.. Dvorak. Mr.. Van
Rensselaer, was Antonio. the mer-
chant Of Venice; Leland Webb, Bas-
sanio; Wilson Tanner, Gratiano;
Francis Ffolliot, Satanic; Ralph p.
Benedict, Lorenzo; E. Tanner, Taun-
celot Gobbo; Miss Du Bots, Portia;
Miss Aldrich, Nerissa; Miss Wood.
ford, Jessica.
MIR. Dvorak and his company this
evening present "Riohelieu."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-12
A FAIR AUTUMN BRIDE.


Charles Z. Chandler and HIS EstAeR Z.
Pssrcs Plight 1hsir TFoth.
Charles Thompson Chandler. Of
Macomb, H., and Miss Esther Eliza
beth Pearce, were united in marriage
at the residence Of the brides par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Pearce.
727 Nineteenth street, at 5 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Only the immediate relatives and
. few friends were in attendance at
the ceremony, which was solemnized
in the sparlor Of the home. the bridal
party standing beneath q pretty
bower of smilax interviewer with
white and pink ribbons while the
solemn words were being spoken.
Rev. &. G. Pearce, father of the
bride, officiated, being assisted BY
Rev.M. V. Crumbaker, presiding cid.
er, aud Rev. C. o. McCulloch, pastor
OF the Fir- NJ. E. church. Miss Mary
Pearce, sister Of the bride, wal
bridesmaid, and the only attendant.
Whites N andolin orchestra played
Mendelssohn's wedding march as the
bridal party entered the parlor.
Following the ceremony, . we'd
ding dinner was served, and this
evening the happy couple leave fol-
the north to spend their honeymoon.
They will make their home at Macomb
out Of which city the groom travels
for the Macomb Stonewsre company.
He ia popular and we'll known gen
tleman, while for bride he has won
the hand of q sweet and accom-.
plished young lady, who will be
missed by . wide circle of acquaint
ances, but who will unite in wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler life Of hap
piness and prosperity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-12

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